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On Friday, March 28, Roseville Area Schools will honor the strength, brilliance, and creativity of Black girls and women. This event highlights achievements, culture, and resilience in our community and beyond. #BlackGirlMagic #CelebrateExcellence
5th & 6th graders at Central Park became scientists with Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District, testing Lake Owasso’s water for temperature, pH, oxygen, clarity, and chlorides. Using real tools, they explored how to keep our lakes healthy.
Central Park Elementary wrapped up I Love to Read Month with its annual Read Around the Park celebration. 🎉 Students moved through different rooms to hear stories read by Roseville district leaders and CP staff, participating in engaging activities tied to each book. Adding to the fun, older students teamed up with younger students, offering support as they worked on the activities together.
Students brought in blankets to make tents and forts and used flashlights and headlamps to assist with their reading.
Students brought in blankets to make tents and forts and used flashlights and headlamps to assist with their reading.
Students brought in blankets to make tents and forts and used flashlights and headlamps to assist with their reading.
Students brought in blankets to make tents and forts and used flashlights and headlamps to assist with their reading.
Students brought in blankets to make tents and forts and used flashlights and headlamps to assist with their reading.