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From the moment your baby is born, our early childhood educators are here to help. We offer a variety of classes for parents and children from birth to five years old including award-winning preschool. We also offer services to help identify a child’s unique needs and support their learning success.
Early Childhood Family Education
Parents and children – from birth to age five – learn and grow together with support from our early childhood education team.

Preschool
Children develop the skills and behaviors necessary to be successful as they enter school in our award-winning program.

Early Childhood Services
Early childhood screening and special education services help support children in their next steps in learning.

News & Events
“What’s your measurement?” calls Construction Trades teacher Scott Wicklund, his voice carrying across the high school parking lot turned construction site. Above him, a group of students pause to answer, tape measures in hand and nail guns at the ready. Together, they work to finish the final wall of the two-story house before winter weather moves in.
Unofficial results are now available from the November 4, 2025 election. The Spring Lake Park Schools’ operating levy referendum question was overwhelmingly approved with 66 percent of the vote. Four community members were reelected to continue their service on the school board.
In the Intro to Mechatronics (How Machines Work) course at Spring Lake Park High School, curiosity meets creativity as students explore how robotics and machines come together. Through hands-on projects, they discover how mechanical, electrical and digital systems work in harmony to make machines move, think and perform.
On a perfect, sunny fall day seniors in The Environment and Humanity class are collecting college credits along with water samples and science skills. The course is one of 51 offered at Spring Lake Park High School with opportunities for college credit - saving students time and money and preparing them for their lives after high school.
Each year, student representatives from Spring Lake Park High School’s Student Council join the school board to share updates about student life and the SLP experience. This year, the board welcomed junior Mickey Tran and welcomed back senior Mia Swinarski. Together, they bring fresh perspectives, a strong student voice and plenty of Panther Pride to the board table.











