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The month of May hosts many celebrations and recognitions.

Families with graduating seniors are asked to check their student’s meal account balance and determine what to do with any remaining funds.

For the first time in state history, Minnesota high schools are celebrating the inaugural season of boys volleyball.

AVID and Kids Club students are finishing the final phase of a yearlong service learning project supported by an Innovation in Service Learning Grant from the Minnesota Department of Education.

Students from East Ridge and Woodbury high schools were recognized by MnAiC this year.

The St. Paul Area Athena Awards program honors outstanding female high school senior student-athletes from St. Paul and suburban public and independent high schools for their athletic achievements.

Three SoWashCo Schools Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) seniors have been selected as recipients of the Dell Scholars program. 

The South Washington County Thunderbolts Adapted Floor Hockey Team placed third at the State Tournament.

SoWashCo Schools has donated more than 10,000 pounds of food to the local food shelf, Basic Needs, since the beginning of the school year. 

It’s all part of the Food Rescue Program, a partnership between SoWashCo Schools and Basic Needs.

The Color Me Beautiful club at Woodbury High School recently volunteered their time and collected supplies for Women of Nations, a local women’s shelter. 

On Thursday, Feb. 13, SoWashCo Schools hosted its first Indigenous Storytelling event.

Students in grades 3-8, 10 and 11 will participate in MCAs beginning April 1

Our three comprehensive high schools will each have extensive projects taking place in each building over the next two years.

Karley Mejía, a Spanish Immersion teacher at Woodbury High School (WHS) was named Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2024 Teacher of the Year.