Schools

Parkview Center School students recently competed against more than 1,495 7th and 8th graders at the 47th Annual Math Contest hosted by St. Cloud State University. The students all worked against the clock to solve 36 math problems in 45 minutes.

Individuals from the Roseville Area High School speech team earned top spots at the Minnesota State High School League State Tournament held on Friday, April 11. The public has the opportunity to see the team perform at its annual showcase event, Ovation, on Friday, April 25, from 7-9 p.m. at the RAHS Auditorium.

Roseville Area High School technology education teacher Margaret Finnegan was recently given the Teacher Excellence Award from the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA).

Do you enjoy gardening? Consider getting involved this spring and summer with the intergenerational garden, co-sponsored by the Roseville Area Senior Program and the Fairview Alternative High School.

Ben, dad Toua, Alex and Juliet all built mini catapults during the many activities at Edgerton Elementary’s Family Engineering Night April 15.

Harambee Elementary School in the Roseville Area School District was recently awarded a nearly $4,000 grant from the Minnesota Ornithologists Union to expand its ornithology opportunities for students.

Roseville Area High School Senior Aditi Das has been selected to compete at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Los Angeles in May.

Three Roseville Area High School students recently took top honors at a national screen-printing competition.
Kennedy Hill, Drew Herther and Mitchell Morgan’s t-shirt creations were selected from among hundreds of national and international submissions at the Annual Specialty Graphic Imaging Association (SGIA) Convention held in October. The Roseville students won three of the top six awards at the competition.

Roseville Area High School seniors Hanna Melin and Kendra Bergstedt have been invited to participate in the prestigious Presidential Scholars Program.
Students are selected from across the nation to participate in the program based on their exceptional SAT and/or ACT scores.

Roseville Area Schools students have a unique opportunity to showcase their talent while also sparking community discussions about cultural expectations at one of the busiest public libraries in the state.
Join us on Thursday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Ramsey County Roseville Library as we unveil “Artful Journeys,” a collaborative art project created by Roseville Area Schools students and two visiting teaching artists.