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Two Richfield educators, Morgan Steele and Lindsey Larson, have been nominated for Minnesota Teacher of the Year!

This week we are celebrating National School Counseling Week, and we want to take a moment to highlight the incredible school counselors across Richfield Public Schools!

It was a heartwarming class full of learning, play and connection when preschool students from the Central Education Center visited the Child Development class at RHS.

Recently, a select group of RHS Band and Choir students performed as members of the 2025 Tri-Metro All Conference Music Festival!

Eighth grade trombone player Irving Needleman has earned a prestigious spot in the Minnesota Band Directors Association 7-8 Jazz Honor Band.

Parent-Teacher Organizations play a key role in supporting our schools, fostering community connections and helping to shape the overall educational experience.

This Paraprofessional Appreciation Week, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible paraprofessionals who work to support our students and staff in Richfield Public Schools.

A partnership with Special Olympics Minnesota, this program creates intentional opportunities for students with and without intellectual or developmental disabilities to learn, grow and build friendships together.

By providing both accountability and motivation, our progress tracking initiative is setting a new standard for student engagement and success.

Our first class of dual language immersion students graduated in 2020. Where are they now? Here are updates on five of these pioneering students.