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The Triple “A” Award is a Minnesota State High School League Award that recognizes seniors excelling in academics, arts and athletics. Teachers, coaches, directors and advisors nominate students.

Learn some helpful reminders and tips to make winter bus rides as comfortable and secure as possible.

Join the Office of Higher Education for a zoom session created specifically for students and families to help them prepare for the financial aid process.

South Washington County Schools Department of Teaching and Learning would like to invite you to attend a three-part series focused on literacy in South Washington County Schools.

SoWashCo Schools AVID and Kids Club students raised $5,000 to provide healthy snacks to students in need. 

Thank you to those who donated!

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A message from Supt. Julie Nielsen.

SoWashCo Online, the SoWashCo School’s online high school, is leveling up by adding esports as an extracurricular activity for students. 

The Seal of Biliteracy is an award given upon high school graduation to students who show proficiency in English and an eligible language other than English.

Congratulations to our ExCEL Award winners at East Ridge, Park and Woodbury high schools. 

A new student-operated literary art magazine has caught the attention of many since its debut last spring.

Sign up now for winter Community Education classes! Browse our catalog or registration site for even more classes offered at SoWashCo Schools locations, partner locations and online.

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SoWashCo Schools has been awarded an Innovation in Service Learning Grant from the Minnesota Department of Education. With the support of the grant, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) and Kids Club will expand on their partnership, which began as an opportunity for AVID students to give back to their community and mentor younger students in the Kids Club program. 

AVID students and SoWashCo CARES are asking for your help to reach their goal of $5,000 to provide healthy snacks for students in need. 

Donations are being accepted through Friday, Dec. 20.

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If your student is feeling ill, we request they remain at home until they are well enough to return to school. 

Woodbury High School’s American Sign Language (ASL) students are continuing their project of translating children’s books using ASL