News

The 2023-24 Reach for the Stars catalog, which includes more than 130 high-quality academic enrichment programs, competitions, events and activities for students, is now available.

The Board of Education has approved a change to the district calendar, moving a scheduled day off of school from Feb. 20 to March 5. This change was made to accommodate the Minnesota primary election.

This festive event is a time for families to connect with staff and each other – and with members of the school board.

Rdale students begin learning how to use the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System from Sandy Hook Promise.

The district has partnered with Raptor, a visitor management system that enhances school security. This system is used to prevent unwanted visitors from entering our buildings and track those coming and going.

The new school year is in full swing. As students and families are getting settled, here is some helpful information about school meals, including how to view menus and add funds to meal accounts.

KidPack is an initiative within the Robbinsdale Schools in partnership with St. Joseph Catholic Church that provides food to families for the weekend.  Bags containing breakfast, lunch and snack items are assembled and delivered to schools on Fridays for children to bring home for the weekend.

Are you looking to discard old/new shoes that no longer fit? The PE program will certainly take them, so that we have some loaners on reserve. 

BusZone has enhanced features that allow parents/guardians to safely and securely check on their student’s school bus and receive updates.

An update for staff, families and the community about our law enforcement partnerships in light of a new Minnesota law impacting the work of school resource officers (SROs).

To protect families from expenses that may occur due to theft or accidental damage, we encourage you to purchase a Device Protection Plan.

Robbinsdale Area Schools transportation and bus provider, Durham School Services, have a new mobile app for families

Beginning this school year, all students will receive breakfast and lunch free of charge. No application is required to receive this free meal benefit, but filling out the application for educational benefits is still important.

Visit our Tools for Families page to make an online payment, get help with the Parent Portal, and learn about community resources.

Access your parent portal to check student grades, attendance, schedules, and more.

Students who attend public schools are required by Minnesota law to have specific immunizations.

As students begin a new school year, here is a list of everything families will need related to district-issued devices.

As families prepare for the first day of school, here are some frequently asked questions about transportation, childcare, and address changes. 

The RSI Health Office provides updates and critical information to address Health and delivery of service provided to students.