As part of a culture of academic integrity, we would like to remind families and students of the importance of test security.

At its March 2 meeting, the Robbinsdale Area Schools Board of Education approved a calendar adjustment for the 2025-26 school year affecting K-8 students.

At its March 2, 2026, meeting, the Robbinsdale Area Schools Board of Education provided early direction on Phase II of the Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 process, signaling support for continued planning toward a one-high-school model centered on renovating and repurposing existing district facilities.

Last year, Robbinsdale Area Schools asked our community a simple but important question: What should education and our schools look like in the years ahead? 

Through Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030, we listened carefully to students, families and staff about what matters most as we build the school district our students want, need and deserve. Those conversations were honest, thoughtful and sometimes difficult, but they were exactly what our district needed to begin shaping a stronger future together.

The Scholastic Book Fair will be open March 10, 12, and 17th. Read more for additional details.

Robbinsdale Area Schools is asking families to share honest, anonymous feedback about your school so we can celebrate what’s working—and improve what isn’t.

Across Rdale, teams are actively preparing for the 2026-27 school year. Our focus is simple and steady: ensuring that every student enters next year supported, welcomed, and ready to learn.

Centered on the powerful theme “Unity Over Division,” Robbinsdale Area Schools (Rdale) will come together to celebrate Black excellence, honor cultural legacy, and uplift student voices during its annual Black History Month Celebration on Friday, Feb. 20.

This is an important update about in-district transfers for students entering grades 6-12 in the 2026-27 school year.

An important update about middle school assignments for Robbinsdale Spanish Immersion students for the 2026-27 school year.

Robbinsdale Area Schools Superintendent Dr. Teri Staloch shares a heartfelt message to our students, families, staff, and community.

We just want to remind families to send students to school dressed for the weather. As temperatures begin to drop, we will remind families about proper winter clothing. Students should have hats, boots, gloves, jackets and any other clothing required to keep them warm. Our students go outside for recess each day unless the actual temperature is zero or the wind-chill is ten below. We use the National Weather Service to monitor weather conditions.