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Sometimes Robbinsdale Area Schools may need to close school or shift to e-learning due to sub-zero temperatures or a large snowfall. 

As many families prepare for indoor family gatherings, households can order four free COVID tests through covid.gov.

Robbinsdale Area Schools is seeking input from students, staff, families, and our community about what the priorities for next year’s budget should be.

Families are encouraged to attend the free parent workshop at 6-7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 20 to learn more about Rdale's online information platforms.

A reminder to our families that there is no school during winter break: Monday, Dec. 25 - Friday, Jan. 5. Students return to school on Monday, Jan. 8. District offices will be closed Dec. 25, 26 and Jan. 1. 

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Prism and Full-Servic Community Schools have partnered to offer community food pick-up events. Those in need of food support are invited to access Prism's food shelf.

Rdale's Full Service Community Schools is hosting a Winter Wonderland Community Dinner. Enjoy a catered dinner, cookie decorating, face painting, a picture station, music, games, and prizes at this free event. 

Families looking for help with winter gear or food during the holidays are invited to visit the district website.

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All students receive breakfast and lunch free of charge this year. Applications are not required to receive this free meal benefit, but filling out the application for educational benefits is still important.

Armstrong students had a great season competing in sports, performing in our theaters and driving on international racetracks. Here are some highlights from the fall season.

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Now that the school year is underway, families have become accustomed to their students staying home from school because of professional development (PD) days. Did you ever wonder what happens on those days?

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A change in state law now allows students, parents/guardians, or staff to file a formal complaint if they think school discipline has been implemented inappropriately or discriminately.

The city of Plymouth is hosting an open house from 5-6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 8, at Plymouth Middle School, to gather your feedback on the 36th Avenue Rehabilitation Project.

With the fall sports season nearing an end at both Armstrong and Cooper high schools, here’s a look at who’s heading to state and how teams performed.

Does your student want to download a new game on their phone? Not sure if a movie is appropriate? CommonSense Media is a great resource families can use to access age-based reviews and ratings for games, movies, apps, podcasts and more.