From February 3-7, Minnetonka Schools joins other school districts from across the country in recognizing National School Counseling Week. Throughout a student’s journey from kindergarten through high school, school counselors provide guidance and support to help each student achieve personal and academic success.

Whether you are a parent, student, staff member or community member, you have the opportunity to nominate someone for a Minnetonka Schools Child-Centered Award of Excellence. Submissions are open through February 28.

Thank you, paras, for your dedication to fostering a positive school community, this week and every week! Join us in sharing your gratitude with your paraprofessionals for their incredible dedication to creating positive learning experiences for students around the District.

The 35,292 books received through this grant will impact countless students across all elementary schools for years to come.  

The Board develops its annual goals through an iterative process, which includes reviewing the District’s progress in achieving current goals; considering input and feedback received throughout the year from staff, students, families and the broader community; and monitoring student outcomes measured through assessments, activities and survey data.

The 2025 entry to the Minnesota State High School League One Act competition will be showing on Thursday, January 30 at 7 p.m. Tickets are free and no reservation is required.

In the Navigator Program at Excelsior Elementary, teachers are building intentional time for students to nurture their relationships and social emotional skills while they take on new opportunities together.