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South Washington County Schools (SoWashCo Schools) is at a critical stage with a bus driver staffing shortage that could result in cancellations or delays for bus routes in the mornings and afternoons.

If you or someone you know is looking for more information on the college and financial aid process, “Minnesota Goes to College” is here to help!

During the school year, South Washington County Schools (SoWashCo Schools) may enter into an e-learning day (extended learning day) due to bad weather or other situations in which school cannot be held in person. In 2017, the Minnesota Legislature created the opportunity for schools to hold e-learning days. 

Due to bus driver staffing, South Washington County Schools (SoWashCo Schools) is making changes to transportation routes beginning Tuesday, Sept. 29.

In November, Minnesota voters will consider a proposed change to the Minnesota Constitution. The amendment would allow more money from the Permanent School Fund to be distributed to Minnesota public schools.

Here are some things that are good to know about Transportation for the 2026-27 School Year.

Here are some things that are good to know about Nutrition Services for the 2026-27 School Year.

Buses may run late at times, but our drivers are working hard to get students to and from school safely.

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Even if a family does not qualify, their completed application could provide additional funding for their child’s school. Learn more at sowashco.org/edbenefits.

We invite you to consider joining an advisory or committee to share your voice and contribute to our school community.

All families must complete this update between Aug. 1 through Aug.15.

Students in the Woodbury High School (WHS) choir recently spent a day sharing the power of music throughout the community, performing a series of concerts at two senior living centers, a local elementary school and at Woodbury’s Central Park building.

Minnesota’s SUN Bucks program provides $120 per eligible child to help families buy groceries during the summer months. Each child receives $40 per month (June–August) on a pre-loaded EBT card.