The new Farm to School lunch grant has students enthusiastic for the future of school lunches. The grant gives the food department more money to be able to spend on fresher and better food, and students...
With The class of ‘23 coming to an end the seniors had their senior walk on June 1st. They went back to their elementary schools and walked through the schools to celebrate with the younger students...
The Non-Traditional Academy (NTA) is an innovative approach to classroom structure at Park. The teachers and students in the program work each day to foster a more hands-on learning experience so students...
Park has started the process of construction on classrooms and certain parts of the school, including the cafeteria and the Media Center.
This summer, a number of classrooms will be seeing remodels...
The class of ‘23 is wrapping up their senior year and preparing for the biggest celebration of their academic year: their graduation ceremony.
Principal LaNisha Paddock said the involvement of students...
Governor Tim Walz’s Executive Order 21-25 was signed with the goal of protecting Minnesotans from conversion therapy on July 15, 2021. The order defined conversion therapy as "any practice by a mental...
Recently, Park has seen a number of bathroom closures throughout the school.
Administration clarified that the C3 boys’ bathroom has been closed for maintenance, and they lack staff to monitor women's...
While still in recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, Park, like many other school districts in the state, is facing budget cuts.
Even as the state legislature moves to increase funding for schools,...
With the recent budget cuts Park has made, Park’s Finance Advisory Committee is advising the School Board to enforce a $25 fee for participation in clubs in the 2023–24 school year.
Members of...
After promises from the Biden Administration on cutting carbon emissions in half by 2030, the Willow Project — an oil drilling project on the northern slope of Alaska that has a 30-year span — was...
Starting next school year, every student will be able to get breakfast and lunch meals at Park completely free of charge.
Governor Tim Walz passed into law the proposed “lunchbox tax cut” bill that...
Due to recent winter storms, many students said they reported issues with parking. As the lot has been filling up quicker, they said they resorted to parking on the streets. Sophomore Ryan Moran said that...
