Central Park Elementary 1st graders helped plan a new nature play space at the Harriet Alexander Nature Center! Students mapped out features like logs, boulders, and slides, sharing ideas with city parks representatives and environmental architects to help shape the final design. π³ β¨
π π Honoring Pride Month π π
Pride Month is a time to celebrate the rich diversity of the LGBTQ+ community. In Roseville Area Schools, we are committed to fostering schools and workplaces where every student, staff member, and family feels safe and supported.
π π« Back Where It All Began β€οΈ β¨
One of our favorite Roseville Area Schools traditions! Graduating seniors returned to Central Park ElementaryΒ to reconnect with teachers, inspire younger students, and revisit where their educational journey began. We are so proud of the Class of 2026 and all they have accomplished!
π A Week Where Reading Felt Like a Warm Hug
During Cozy Up to a Good BookΒ Week, the lights went out in the library and individual reading lights came on, turning the space into a peaceful, starry reading hideout! It was the coziest week of the year!
Quality instruction in literacy, math, science and social studies partnered with art, music and physical education provide our students with engaging and dynamic learning experiences.