Olson Middle School's STEM class (science, technology, engineering and math) gives a project demonstration to Superintendent Fujitake.
Members of Shades of Brown volunteered at Bloomington's Diversity Day at the high schools. |
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Community Relations
Are you new to the community? A long-time resident?
Either way, we can help direct you to the department or service you need. Call us at 952.681.6403 for more information.
How to find your Bloomington school ... is a useful tool to get a bird's-eye view of the district and where to find our schools and program facilities.
Reporters and residents, check here for news, media
releases and other important links to the Bloomington Public Schools.
Realtors, the Department of School Community Relations is here to serve you by providing brochures-- including a one-page brochure -- to include in your home sale packets.
We have school profiles to help your clients learn about Bloomington's award-winning schools.
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Early Learners Academy classes are limited to 20 children each.
ELA is specifically planned to serve families who
need all-day childcare and want to prepare their preschoolers for success in kindergarten. Program hours are 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., with breakfast, lunch
and a snack included. Youngsters must be three years old by September 1st and toilet trained.
For information, call 952/681-6125.
Mission Statement:
The Bloomington Public School District is an educational leader developing in ALL of our
learners the ability to thrive in a rapidly
changing world. |
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You can enroll your student in one of Bloomington's fine schools through the open-enrollment option. You do not have to be a resident to enjoy the benefits of ethics, skills and knowledge that Bloomington families enjoy in our schools.
Do you work in Bloomington? Enjoy the benefits of having your child's school near your work. You can meet your child for lunch or volunteer in your child's class.
Call us to see if this option works for your family at 982.681.6477—Assistant Superintendent's Office. |
