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January 2021 is National Mentoring Month, and we hope you will join us in saying "Thank You" to our incredible teachers, administrators and staff members that have worked tirelessly to ensure all our students still have acces to education, even if it might look a little bit different this year.

At Richfield Public Schools, we want to be part of the solution—part of helping to realize Dr. King’s dream: that his children and children everywhere “will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.”

Reports are submitted weekly from ICS on the progress of the Capital Facilities Projects.

Information about the online course, "Connected: How to Show Up For Your Kids in the Digital Age" available free to RPS families through the Spark & Stitch Institute.

This update includes important dates for the transition of PK-5 students to the hybrid learning program. 

Reports are submitted weekly from ICS on the progress of the Capital Facilities Projects.

If you have a child starting preschool or kindergarten next fall, we invite you to learn more about our schools and why Richfield is a great place for your child to learn, grow and excel!

At last night’s school board meeting, we recommended a return to hybrid learning for students in grades PK-5 effective Monday, January 25. This applies only to those students who were previously enrolled in the hybrid program. Please carefully review this detailed information if this transition applies to your child.

"For Brittany Anderson, a kindergarten teacher at Sheridan Hills Elementary School in Richfield, the challenges of teaching online have been immense, but she has found ways to make it work."

Following the guidance from Governor Walz last week, we will remain in distance learning when we return from break, but we anticipate transitioning back into hybrid learning for students in grades PK-5 shortly after.