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Saint Paul Public Schools have more than 250 schools, programs and learning sites. In addition to school-age children, these programs serve the youngest of learners from birth to age 5 and adults who are learning English or getting an adult diploma or G.E.D. A commitment to developing each student’s individual potential has driven Saint Paul Public Schools to become a national pioneer in school choice, special education, English Language Learner Programs and high school small learning communities. Saint Paul Public Schools radiates a multicultural energy that prepares students to be successful in the global economy. About 29 percent of SPPS students are Asian; 28 percent Caucasian; 29 percent African American, 12 percent Latino/Hispanic and 2 percent American Indian. The Saint Paul Community Saint Paul is Minnesota’s capital city and the home of world-class museums, theatres, colleges and universities, restaurants and sports venues. The city of approximately 300,000 residents is a tightly knit community made up of diverse neighborhoods. Extraordinary opportunities are available to our residents and students. The city is home to the Science Museum of Minnesota, the Minnesota Children’s Museum, The Ordway Center for Performing Arts and the Minnesota History Center. Sports fans enjoy the excitement of Minnesota’s National Hockey League Team, The Wild, as well as the city’s baseball team, the Saint Paul Saints. Just across the Mississippi River lies Saint Paul’s Twin City, Minneapolis. More than 2.6 million people live in the Twin Cities Metro Area. |
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