Robbinsdale Area Schools is making an important change to how families receive student transportation information.

Beginning Monday, July 7, 2025, School Board Listening Time will be held before the first business meeting of each month. 

Armstrong High School senior Maren Faust has been named a recipient of a college-sponsored scholarship by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

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When Armstrong High School senior Madeline Major learned she was a recipient of a $10,000 scholarship from Lighthouse Guild in New York City, excitement was her first emotion.

The Gene Haas Foundation has awarded Armstrong High School (AHS) $19,000 to support student scholarships and the supermileage program.

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Building on a strong and well-established foundation, Armstrong High School has been awarded a BARR (Building Assets, Reducing Risks) THRIVE Scholarship for the 2025-26 school year. 

The end of the school year marks a time of celebration, reflection, and pride as we honor the accomplishments of the Robbinsdale Area Schools Class of 2025. Whether students are completing high school, earning a diploma through our Adult Academic Program, or graduating from specialized transition services, each ceremony is a meaningful milestone. 

At its May 20 meeting, the Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 Team studied the condition and capacity of Rdale’s school buildings—ranking facilities based on data and discussing how to align future investments with instructional priorities and long-term sustainability.

Robbinsdale Area Schools is participating in the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). Meals will be provided to children ages 1 year through 18 years without charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service.

The beat of the drum echoed through Robbinsdale on May 10, as vibrant regalia, spirited dancing, and powerful songs brought the annual spring powwow to life—courtesy of the Rdale American Indian Education Program.

Four Armstrong students—juniors Leslie Meda and Rehanna Reshad, and seniors Phat Dang and Sylvia Nygard—presented at a human-centered design conference hosted by Hennepin Technical College.

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