Families

Families



In This Section Student/Parent Portal Transportation Overview Special Education Calendar Lunch Menus Free/Reduced Meal Application Parent Involvement District Parent Advisory Council Special Ed Advisory Council Volunteer CPEO Behavior Standards Data - Behavior Standards Videos Health Services PreK-5 Literacy Curriculum Adoption Process Literacy Vision Statement Get Involved: Literacy Nights Summer Resources Feedback Helping our Students Through Tragedy Responding to Loss: Classroom Conversations Parents Athletics EDIA Survey	Families Home > Families Families Families and staff at the NE Minneapolis parade, July 2013 At the Minneapolis Public Schools, we are proud to partner with families and the community to ensure the best possible education for all our children. You know us through many points of contact, whether it be Student Placement Services when you enroll your child in school; parent meetings and community forums, at which your input is highly valued; or via the Office of Student, Family and Community Engagement, which supports resolution of your concerns. Quick links for Important Information: Athletics EDIA Survey MPS Athletics is going through the Equity and Diversity Impact Assessment (EDIA) process to identify and examine inequities in policies, practices, and procedures. We are gathering parent feedback via an online survey through May 4. This survey is for ALL middle and high school parents/guardians, regardless of whether or not their child(ren) participate in athletics; there are questions relevant to parents/guardians whose child(ren) do not participate. Explore the Budget Before attending a community budget dialogue, learn more about Minneapolis Public Schools' budget and our initial budget recommendations. Helping our Students Through Tragedy Many students will have questions about the recent tragedy in Parkland, Florida. It's normal to feel anxious and concerned after high-profile public tragedies, especially in this time of fast-paced, unvetted information. Minneapolis Public Schools does everything it can to keep our schools safe and secure. Last Day of School Changed The Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) Board of Education voted on January 9 to make the last day of school for students Friday, June 8, 2018. This change only impacts student attendance. 2017-18 and 2018-2019 Budget At Minneapolis Public Schools, we are committed to using our resources in a way that’s best for our students. Community Partnership Schools Learn more about how we are granting additional autonomy to schools.		Quick Links Enroll in a school School Board Contact MPS School Messenger MPS Data Report Card Bullying Prevention For information on bullying prevention and response, please visit our Student Support Services website.