Representation Matters in ECFE
Representation Matters in ECFE
When students see themselves, their racial identities, and their lived experiences reflected in their learning, they feel valued and affirmed, which can lead to positive outcomes in their social-emotional and academic development.
A tangible example of this commitment to equity was demonstrated by Shanyn Hill, an Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) teacher at the Central Education Center, who recently had the dolls in her classroom measured to make hijabs. Students play with these dolls in the dramatic play areas.
This small (yet significant) step shows how little efforts can make a huge difference in creating a safe and inclusive space where children can grow and thrive. It also demonstrates the commitment of our Early Learning program staff to our District's equity policy and the dedication of our educators to provide culturally and racially informed learning experiences for our students and families.
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Handcrafted greeting cards and gift tags are here! Support real-life learning and job readiness for students in our Compass program by ordering handmade greeting cards and gift tags.
On behalf of the entire Richfield Public School District community, we want to thank you for your support, partnership and (most recently) your investment in our students.
Learn more about opportunities for students to thrive in the performing arts at Richfield Middle School and join us at an upcoming student performance!
Today, elementary students across the district discovered soft pretzels with cheese on the lunch menu thanks to the initiative of Mr. Boie’s 5th-grade class at Sheridan Hills Elementary.
Richfield High School was named to the 2023 AP School Honor Roll, which recognizes schools with AP programs that are delivering results and broadening access for students.
We have two questions on the ballot in November. Question #1 renews the existing technology levy and Question #2 replaces our current operating levy. Learn more about how they support student learning and where you can vote.
In our ongoing efforts to improve traffic safety during arrival and dismissal, we are working with the City of Richfield to install a “demonstration project” along 73rd Street near Centennial Elementary School. If you drive to pick up or drop-off your child, please use extra caution during this time.
We are proud to announce that Richfield High School has been awarded a place on the "Best Public High Schools 2023-24" list by U.S. News and World Report! We ranked 62 out of 927 Minnesota high schools, placing us well within the top 10% in the state.