October is Bullying Prevention Month, and Robbinsdale Area Schools (Rdale) is committed to fostering a safe and supportive environment for all students. 

On Nov. 5, voters are being asked to consider renewing the Capital Projects Technology Levy, which the community first approved in 2014.

Learning about amazing things in the classroom, or seeing breaking alerts about school closures due to extreme weather — keeping up with what’s going on has never been easier.

Superintendent Staloch: Anyone who is associated with a school district knows the incredible planning and preparation that takes place throughout the summer to be ready to greet students on the first day of school.

All Robbinsdale Area Schools student-artists aged 9-14 are encouraged to enter the Minnesota Department of Health’s (MDH) 2023 Radon Poster Contest.

Rdale proposes to keep the tax rate the same, meaning there will be no increase or decrease to taxes unless one's property values change.

See updates from our school nurse for the start of the school year.

On Nov. 5, voters are being asked to consider renewing the Capital Projects Technology Levy, which the community first approved in 2014.

Funds through the levy will pay for technology: for learning and safer schools and to support staff.

tarting in school year 2023-24, we are joining Minnesota’s Free School Meals Program. All students can get one breakfast and one lunch free of charge each day at school. Although no application is required to receive this free meal benefit, filling out the Application for Educational Benefits is still important.

We are writing to tell you about an important change that will be implemented at all the elementary school levels in Robbinsdale Area Schools (Rdale) for the 2024-25 academic school year. This change refers to all personal technology. Please read for more detailed information.