St. Paul City School

If you are looking for something to do today from 1-6 pm, stop by St. Paul City School for a Hmong seed and clothing consignment gathering called Rooted & Woven, hosted by Zongxee Lee!

St. Paul City School: Due to inclement weather and predicted road conditions, St. Paul City School will be CLOSED TOMORROW, Monday March 16, 2026. To maintain our instructional time, we will need to convert a future date into a student contact day. More details will be shared at a future date.

Stay safe and warm.

Spring Conferences are next week, March 19 from 11am-7pm and March 20 from 9am-4pm. If you have not scheduled your student's conference yet, please connect with your student's teacher to sign up!

Please join us tonight for Parent College Night, tonight from 4:30-6:30! A google meet link is provided below. Hope to see you there!

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St. Paul City School is home to a full-service health clinic right inside our building thanks to our partnership with Open Cities Health Center!

That means students and their families can see a health practitioner during the school day and head right back to class the very same day. No long waits, no missed school, no extra stress.

Appointments are easy to schedule and completely free for all students and families. We’re proud to remove barriers and make health care accessible for our community.

Welcome to the Wolves Clinic — where wellness meets learning. 🩺✨

https://opencitieshealth.org/location/st-paul-city-school-wolves-clinic/

St. Paul City School will be closed on Friday, January 23 due to winter weather conditions. There will be no school for students and no expectations for e-learning.

St. Paul City School will be closed on Wednesday, March 5 due to winter weather conditions. There will be no school for students and no expectations for e-learning.

Support the St. Paul City School Community: Together, We Create Opportunity

At St. Paul City School, we are more than just a school—we are dedicated to full-service and community-centered education. We stand side-by-side with every student and family we serve. Our mission is simple yet profound: At St. Paul City School, our greatest asset is our community. We cultivate a team of committed, equity-minded educators who partner with families to empower every student to dream big and accomplish their goals.

Our vibrant school community is rich in diversity. Out of our 600 students over 97% of our students are students of color living in St. Paul and nearby cities and 50% of our students are multilingual learners, coming from 13 different countries. Regardless of country of origin, race or beliefs, our families at St. Paul City School hold one shared vision: to give their children every chance to learn, grow, and build a brighter future.

Today, more than ever, our students and families are relying on us—and to continue fulfilling this vital mission, we need your help. Your support empowers us to meet every emerging need, so our families never have to face struggles alone. Together, we can open doors to opportunities that shape lives and build a stronger community.

Your donations will fund our Emergency Family Assistance Fund, which we use to meet family basic needs that are in crisis that cannot be met via traditional channels. The list below are some examples of situations that we have provided funds for families in need and hope to continue the work:

$540 - Processing fees for green cards
$175 - Weekly groceries for a family of 5 without access to food
$300 - Utilities payments for families unable to pay their utility bills for a month
$1,300 - Rental assistance for families unable to pay rent for a month
$150/night - Emergency hotel for families that lost their home that are waiting for temporary housing
Interpreters for non-english speaking families
$50 - Gas for a week
$500 - Interpreter services for non-english speaking families for a day

Join us. Together, let’s make a difference in the lives of St. Paul City School students and families.

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The SPCS Wolves Soccer team has started off their second season with the right foot with a 3-1-2 record and looking to continue on their recent streak. Our student athletes not only are succeeding on the field but they also are in the classroom.

'sGoWolves 🐺