Join us Thursday, Aug. 20 for Learning LinkUp, a BPS event for students and families to find back-to-school resources and assistance prior to the start of the new school year.
Bloomington Transition Center's Project SEARCH team received the national Excellent Employment Outcomes Award, recognizing the 2024-25 group of interns who gained meaningful employment.
Superintendent Eric Melbye wants to hear from Bloomington community members at one of his Mornings with Melbye events.
Health Commons at Pond received a Gold Standard rating for clinical excellence.
Check out the Community Education fall 2026 catalog.
Jefferson Theatre Company (JTC) presents their summer community musical production of “Mean Girls.”
Some partnerships fade over time. Others become part of a community’s identity. One of those enduring connections has been quietly thriving for more than five decades.
Four Bloomington students are recipients of college-sponsored National Merit Scholarships.
Highlights from the June 22, 2026 school board meeting.
The School Board has approved a new recommendation to maintain the current student walk areas, and removed the planned walk area expansion.
Jefferson High School senior Jackson Mezera is Strib Varsity’s All-Minnesota Boys Volleyball Player of the Year.
Jefferson High School’s Ryan Gillard is this year’s Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) Boys Lacrosse Assistant Coach of the Year.
Jefferson and Kennedy high school students were honored and performed at the Hennepin Arts Spotlight Showcase.
Multiple Bloomington high school track and field athletes made their mark on this season, including the state’s newest shot put champion who broke a nearly 50-year-old school record.
The Jefferson High School softball team won their first-ever MSHSL Class 4A state championship June 5.
Where to live stream 2026 commencement ceremonies.
Bloomington Stadium will open to the public for a final time on Wednesday, June 24, from 6-8 p.m. before demolition later this summer.
Highlights from the May 26, 2026 school board meeting.
The South Suburban Flyers adapted softball team won their first-ever MSHSL state championship on May 16 at Wayzata High School.
A Celebration of Service honored 28 employees with a combined 662 years of teaching and supporting students.