News

This morning, several of our buildings experienced isolated power outages. Power has been restored, and the school day is continuing as normal.

UPDATE at 8:35 a.m.: Power has been restored to Forest Elementary and FAIR School Crystal. 

Three of our buildings are currently experiencing power outages—Forest Elementary, FAIR School Crystal, and Crystal Learning Center, which houses the Robbinsdale Transition Center. Most of our schools have backup generators, which are running and providing basic power.

At 2:35 p.m., per our safety and severe weather protocols, we delayed dismissing students due to a brief tornado warning, which has now passed.

We are celebrating Noble Elementary Super Kids Day on Friday, May 30. Super Kids Day is an event in which all students will be actively engaging in various activities that are set up on the field. We need parent/guardian volunteers who would be willing to run an activity/station for the event. Read more to sign up.

This year at Noble we are doing a whole school alphabet countdown to the end of the year! Classes will follow a calendar of activities for the last days of the school year. Read more for details.

There will be no school on Monday, May 26, 2025, in honor of Memorial Day. 

This summer, eligible families can receive up to $120 per child through the Summer EBT program—now called SUN Bucks

ACTION NEEDED: Complete transportation opt-in survey for 2025-26 school year

All families with students enrolled in Rdale schools must fill out the bus transportation survey for the 2025-26 school year. The survey must be completed for each student by Friday, May 30.

Dr. Staloch: More than 16,000 voices are shaping the future of Rdale as we navigate budget challenges and boldly plan for the schools our students need—today and tomorrow.

The Robbinsdale Area Schools Indian Education Program is hosting our annual spring powwow on May 10. All members of the community are invited to attend this free event and experience singing, dancing, drumming, and other honored traditions. 

Robbinsdale Area Schools visual art teachers have developed a districtwide virtual art show to showcase K-12 student artwork. Read more to see beautiful works of art, including some from Noble students!

This week, the Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 Team met at FAIR School Crystal to continue shaping the future of Robbinsdale Area Schools.

As a teacher, a principal, and a parent, Principal Jen Smith has seen firsthand what it takes to build a place where kids thrive—strong relationships, diversity, and heart.

All after-school athletics, activities, and programs are canceled today, Monday, April 28, 2025, due to the threat of severe weather this evening.

Robbinsdale Area Schools is excited to offer its in-person Summer Academic Program this year from June 9-25 at Robbinsdale Middle School. This voluntary program is free and available to all students in grades K-5. Featuring small class sizes and no tests or worksheets, the Summer Academic Program will spark your students' curiosity, while also allowing them to play games, get outside, and hang with friends.  

This week marked the final stretch of the Reimagine Rdale: Vision 2030 community engagement phase.

Families and staff across the district are invited to attend the upcoming K–5 English Language Arts materials adoption vendor fair, scheduled for Friday, May 2, at Sandburg Middle School. The fair, taking place from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., will provide an opportunity for attendees to preview and evaluate two ELA curriculum options, which include Wit & Wisdom and EL Education.

All families with students enrolled in Rdale schools must fill out the bus transportation survey for the 2025-26 school year. The survey must be completed for each student by Friday, May 30.

Placing students into classrooms which meet their educational needs is a top priority at Noble Elementary. As a highly valued member of our school community, your input regarding your student is very important to us. Read more to see how to share your input.

With formal staff and community meetings now complete, our team hit the streets this week to connect directly with families and community members at local gathering spots.