Bloomington Public Schools is providing free summer meals to all students 18 years old and younger at schools through the Summer Food Service Program.
Seniors Alexander Krotz of Jefferson HIgh School and Jamie Keenan of Kennedy High School are National Merit Scholarship winners.
Several school upgrades and maintenance projects are scheduled this summer that may limit or impact access to schools.
Valley View Elementary equity specialist Ana T. Molina is the recipient of an Inclusive Educator Award
Oak Grove Middle School 7th grade student Ruby Pichel will represent Bloomington Public Schools at the National History Day competition.
Jefferson Theatre Company’s spring production of “Once Upon a Mattress” received 27 honors from Spotlight Education.
Seven Bloomington elementary students earned awards at the Coolest Projects Showcase held April 11 at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
Bloomington Educational Community Television (BEC-TV) recently won two Student Production Awards from the Upper Midwest Emmy Foundation for their coverage of Bloomington high school hockey and football.
Highlights from the April 27, 2026 school board meeting.
Robotics team wins first regional competition since 2009.
The District-wide Food Drive collected enough food and donations to provide more than 20,000 meals to families in need.
Jefferson Theatre Company presents its spring musical ‘Once Upon A Mattress’ April 17-19 and April 24-25.
Bloomington Public Schools has seen significant success in improving graduation outcomes.
Kennedy High School teacher is named a finalist in the 2026 Minnesota Teacher of the Year program.
Jefferson and Kennedy high school show choirs delivered exceptional performances this season.
Highlights from the March 23, 2026 school board meeting.
Jefferson girls hockey assistant coach Sierra Johnson was named Section 6AA Assistant Coach of the Year.
Jefferson’s Avery Rich and Kennedy’s Allison Sheehan are this year’s Athena Award winners.
Jefferson boys hockey coach Matt Elsen was named the Section 2AA Head Coach of the Year.
Students from Jefferson and Kennedy high schools attended a conference to learn future-ready skills like networking, communication and professionalism.