Welcome Parents and Families

  • Welcome to Saint Paul Public Schools. Please review the resources listed for information and additional programs and services available to help parents and family members be informed and involved in our schools.
  • iUpdate Complete the 2023 Back-to-School iUpdate.
  • Campus Portal View progress reports, report cards, class schedules, bus routes and update personal information.
  • Reset / Recover Password Can’t log in to Campus or Schoology? Use this link to reset/recover your account.
  • iPad & App Support Get help with troubleshooting and learn about iPad features students will use in SPPS.
  • Peachjar Receive digital flyers from school via email.
  • Calendar View upcoming important dates and events.
  • Schoology Login Schoology helps you stay informed about your student’s classes, homework & grades.
  • Meal Menus View each school's meal menus and nutritional information.
  • School Supply Lists Find school supply lists for each school.
  • Seesaw Login Students in grades PreK-3 will use Seesaw to share lessons and assignments with their teachers.
  • Bus Status View up-to-date bus information for families and students.
  • Securly Home Securly Home lets you view & manage your student’s online activity on their school iPad.

iPad and App Support

  • Get help with troubleshooting, learn about iPad features and apps students will use in SPPS, and find answers to your questions. The iPad and App Support page is the best way to stay up-to-date on everything you need to know about using your iPad at home.

     

Programs and Departments

  • Athletics

    Athletic opportunities vary by school, but every student will learn about leadership, teamwork, commitment to goal achievement, building character, competition and school pride.

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  • Discovery Club

    Discovery Club is fee-based child care before and after school administered by the Community Education Department of Saint Paul Public Schools.

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  • Early Childhood Screening

    Early Childhood Screening (ECS) is a program that helps you see how your child is developing before they enter Kindergarten. ECS is FREE to all children ages 3, 4, and 5-year olds and is required by Minnesota law for all children before entering Kindergarten.

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  • Office of Early Learning

    The Office of Early Learning coordinates the Pre-Kindergarten Program and is responsible for providing support and education for staff and families to ensure high quality education for children the year before Kindergarten to prepare them for school success.

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  • Office of Specialized Services

    We provide special education and related services according to the mandates of the Federal Individual with Disabilities Education Act (2004) and the State of Minnesota's rules and statutes. 

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