Few learning experiences have the kind of impact the district’s annual Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) and civil rights tour offers the high school students who attend.

The graduation rate for students in Rdale's AVID program has been 100 percent for the past two years. 

Robbinsdale Area Schools is taking a novel approach to a major, once-every-three-years revision of the Student Handbook: It’s asking the students to weigh in.

If you’ve never been to a powwow, it might be surprising to learn they’re beautiful, colorful, spirited and rich with sound. 

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Through the Volunteers in Partnership Program, 360 volunteers have supported our classrooms this school year.

With a camp-like feel, the Summer Academic Program for elementary and middle school students features small class sizes and no tests or worksheets. This opportunity will spark your student's curiosity, while also allowing them to play games, get outside, and hang with friends.

What happens when a family member lives too far away to see their student’s artwork on display? What if they aren’t available to attend an in-person event? The solution came in the form of a districtwide virtual art show. 

All families with students enrolled in Rdale schools must fill out the bus transportation survey for the 2024-25 school year. The survey must be completed for each student by Monday, May 20.

A reminder to families that there is no school Wednesday, April 10

The school board would like to invite representative stakeholders from across the district to provide additional feedback on the finalists during Round 2 interviews on April 11, 2024.

Attendees can experience American Indian culture, learn more about the importance of powwows, and enjoy a meal of fry bread tacos.

Robbinsdale Area Schools offers tuition-free full-day kindergarten to all students, in eight neighborhood elementary schools and three magnet schools.