Park Spanish Immersion Elementary School has shared a few updates as it begins the 2025–26 school year under the district’s “Reset. Refocus. Rise.” plan. The focus this year is on clearer communication with families and strengthening the day-to-day school climate. Several new staff members have also joined the building, and their early training has centered on inclusion and community building within the immersion program. The school has opened its lottery for next year’s kindergarten class as well, which gives families an early chance to apply for the Spanish immersion track. District leaders noted that the updated admission priorities are meant to keep the program diverse while helping new students transition smoothly. Taken together, the changes point to a school that is paying close attention to academic growth and to making sure every student feels connected. It feels like a steady, forward-moving moment for the Park Spanish Immersion community.

Q1. What kinds of after-school activities does Park Spanish Immersion Elementary offer?

Ans. Students can join groups like art clubs, STEM projects, and cultural events that are related to learning Spanish.

Q2. Does the school provide transportation for students?

Ans. Yes, students who live within the St. Louis Park attendance boundaries can take the bus to school.

Q3. What does the school do to help students who are new to Spanish immersion?

Ans. Teachers help students get used to the immersion setting by using scaffolding, visual aids, and small groups.

Q4. Can parents get involved in any way?

Ans. Parents can join volunteer groups, help with school events, and be a part of the parent-teacher organization.

Q5: What steps are being taken to keep the school safe?

Ans. The school keeps the area safe by using secure entry procedures, regular safety drills, and rules that apply to the whole district.