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Free Summer Meals for Youth!
Free breakfasts and lunches are available at four schools and four park locations for kids ages 1-18 from June 20 to Aug. 11.
For information on locations, menus, adult prices, and food truck meal services, visit HopkinsSchools.org/nutrition.
Free summer meals for children ages 1-18 years starts today! Breakfast and lunch will be served at a variety of locations throughout the Hopkins School District through Aug. 11. Visit our website to see the locations and times that meals will be served. hopkinsschools.org/services/…
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On Friday, first grade enjoyed a trip to Burnes Park! Students had fun playing in the splash pad, using the playground equipment, and eating lunch at the picnic tables and on the grass. We enjoyed celebrating the wonderful school year together!
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Rockin’ start your last Tuesday at @GlenLake270. Thanks Gus and @RobbTrenda for the tunes!
Seniors took a walk down memory lane today as they participated in a beloved tradition before graduation! Seniors were bussed to their former elementary schools where they walked the halls in their caps and gowns to cheers from current students and their former teachers.
Ellie came to the United States in 2016. She worked hard to learn a new language, and fully immersed herself in her new surroundings. While she's sad to leave behind the place she's grown to love, she's also filled with excitement for what lies ahead!
Let's celebrate the successes of our AVID scholars! Hopkins High School honored our graduating AVID seniors and their achievements. Scholars gave inspiring speeches, shared their plans for next year, and showed appreciation to our dedicated teachers and staff members.
Meet Rhys! In this video, Rhys shares his passion for sports and the growing community of American Sign Language. Join us in celebrating Rhys as he embarks on his next journey at Iowa State University, where he will major in mechanical engineering!
Meet Alejandro! Alejandro has been a part of the XinXing family since kindergarten and is involved in various clubs. Next year, Alejandro is heading to St. Thomas, where the plan is to create a new major combining computer science, digital media arts, and music composition.
Maya's dedication to advocacy and leadership led her to having important roles in both Student Council and HHS for Choice, highlighting her passion to make a difference. Join us in celebrating Maya's accomplishments and stay tuned for more stories from our graduates!
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Commissioner Willie Jett visited with students, staff and educators @Hopkins270's Eisenhower Elementary School and Harambee Elementary School in Maplewood. Thank you for welcoming Commissioner Jett to your classrooms!
ALT Commissioner Willie Jett reads a book to a classroom of students.
ALT Commissioner Jett with a group of students.
ALT Commissioner Willie Jett participates in a classroom activity with students.
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Perpich Center is proud to announce the '23-'25 award recipients for the Comprehensive Arts Planning Program: Bluffview Montessori (Winona), @central_schools, @chisholmmn695, @Duluth_Schools, @Hopkins270, @MACCRAY2180, @ISD742, and @YMESchools. perpich.mn.gov/eight-school-…
The Hopkins Adapted Bowling team had quite the season! The doubles team of Clayton Carlson and Nolan Hilson are the new Adapted Bowling State Doubles Champions in the CI Division and Grace French-Miller from WJH was the state runner up in the individual tournament. Way to go!
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Favorite tradition for a bright sunny May Day! This morning, the Kinders delivered Mayday Baskets to our Avenue neighbors with our 2nd grade buddies! #allsmiles
Hopkin Education Foundation executive director Jennifer St. Clair is retiring at the end of the year. She has helped the foundation raise and invest more than $1 million into Hopkins Public Schools over the past 10 years. More: bit.ly/41KWJs5
West Junior High is transforming into a community school and they are starting to see the benefits! Community Schools are built on four pillars: collaborative leadership, family engagement, learning enrichment, and integrated services. More: bit.ly/3La5QLV
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Sixth graders have signed up for electives during their Specialist time and Mr. Serrano Moreno's Spanish group had a great time learning to make guacamole! What a delicious skill to learn!
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Today was a dream come true, wow. I got to go back to my old Junior High, Hopkins West and with @Chegg, @TheGoodrCo, and much more help we were able to build an in school grocery store. This store will help give food to 50 different families a week. I am so blessed & grateful🙏🏼
Yesterday, about 30 Hopkins students participated in Youth Day at the Capitol. Students learned effective ways to advocate for issues and met with their local representatives. More photos: bit.ly/3KQxQ70
One Hopkins High School student is showing the power of student voice in her advocacy for free menstrual products in public schools. The hard work of Elif Ozturk and other teens across the state could soon pay off. Read more in MPR News: bit.ly/3omHsPu
