Join us for a virtual kindergarten welcome event to learn about your school, meet the principal and school staff and learn about the kindergarten experience.
Chair Nelly Korman was chosen to continue leading the seven-member School Board by her peers this week.
Bloomington Public Schools will host its fourth live virtual community engagement event to present plans for elementary and early learning students to return to a traditional learning model.
Please complete a Learning Model Registration Form below for each student by 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 30, selecting either traditional in-person learning or the distance learning model.
The Truth In Taxation hearing for Bloomington Public Schools (BPS) will be held as part of the School Board Meeting on Monday, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m.
The School Board voted unanimously this week based on recommendation from district administration to shift elementary schools to distance learning and pause winter sports and activities until early 2021.
The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) program has recognized one National AP Scholar, 19 AP Scholars with Distinction, 21 AP Scholars with Honor and 65 AP Scholars from Bloomington Jefferson and Kennedy high schools.
Five Jefferson seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Many families are eligible for free or reduced-price meals. An application for educational benefits must be completed each year to qualify.
Becky Wallerick, a counselor and Personal Growth Plan (PGP) coordinator at Jefferson High School, received an Educator of Excellence award for her use and advocacy of BestPrep classroom programs.
Don't miss your chance to see Alice in Wonderland in the park, presented by Jefferson Theatre Company.
All families are invited to join our informational meetings regarding our Gifted & Talented programs and services.
To finalize our plans for elementary schools, we need every family to fill out this short survey to inform us of your plans.
The district is accepting monetary donations toward meal distribution, supplies or an area of your preference, as well as cloth face masks for staff and student use.
Community partners are teaming up with USDA Farmers to Families to distribute food to families in need.
Get information about free grab and go meals and grocery pick-ups.
In preparation for the start of school, please plan to join us for another Return to Learn Community Engagement Event from 7-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27.
Bloomington Public Schools welcomes new administrative and school leaders to start the 2020-21 school year.
Bloomington Public Schools will begin the year in the Hybrid learning model following School Board approval of an administrative recommendation. To complete our Return to Learn planning, we need to know if our students will start the school year in the Hy
Bloomington parents planning to homeschool their children during the 2020-21 school year are required to notify Bloomington Public Schools of their plans, according to the Minnesota Compulsory Instruction law.