Three Bloomington students earned the National African American Recognition Award for their academic achievements.
Jefferson seniors John Kerwin and Paul Wakeham are semifinalists in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program competition.
It’s a special time of year as our high schools honor the former star athletes, performers and legendary coaches inducted into each school’s Hall of Fame.
Holly Skadsem, New Code Academy elementary digital learning coordinator, is joining the newly created Seesaw Leadership Council (SLC).
Jefferson Theatre Company kicks off its 2023-24 season with ‘Little Women.'
Gov. Tim Walz visited Oak Grove Elementary Sept. 5.
Artwork by BPS students is on display at the Minnesota State Fair.
Bloomington Public Schools received a grant from Amazon to support computer science education and professional development at its elementary schools.
The Kennedy High School administrative team has two new deans of students this school year.
Each year our school puts on spectacular music and performing arts programs featuring talented students and musicians. We invite you to make plans to attend a show or performance to support the performing arts and our students.
Latiesha Bogar has accepted an administrator on special assignment role working as a student behavior specialist at Valley View Middle School. Paul Collier is taking her place as the new assistant principal at Kennedy High School.
On July 19 at 7 p.m., there will be an information meeting for persons interested in learning about becoming a school board member. The information meeting will be at the Educational Services Center in Room 601.
Four students represented Jefferson High School at the National Speech and Debate Tournament held in Phoenix, Ariz. June 11-16. Two of them placed in the top 60 of their respective categories.
Bloomington Transition Center (BTC) was recognized by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) for successfully implementing Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS).
Bloomington Public Schools encourages children and teens to read for fun this summer. Reading is important during this time away from school to prevent a drastic loss in reading skills, especially for students in need.
Amanda Tveitbakk is the new assistant principal of Valley View Elementary School, effective July 1. Ms. Tveitbakk served the past year as Dean of Students at Indian Mounds.
Five student athletes from Bloomington’s Jefferson and Kennedy high schools placed in the top 10 at the State Track and Field meet, including a senior who tied a school record!
The summer community musical 'The Little Mermaid' will be held July 26-30 at Kennedy High School. Ticket details and showtimes inside.
Twenty-five adult learners graduated from Choice Academy and Metro South Adult Basic Education on June 8 at Kennedy High School’s auditorium.
Bloomington Public Schools is providing free summer meals to all students 18 years of age and younger at no cost to families at schools and parks through the Summer Food Service Program.