THE HOPKINS PROMISE
Hopkins promises an educational experience for students ages 0-21 that prepares them to succeed in our increasingly complex, rapidly changing world. Our students are recognized as global scholars — who work collaboratively, disrupt the status quo, and solve some of the world’s most complex problems. They are the best and brightest citizens of tomorrow. Together, we are creating a better world by inspiring each student to reach their full potential.
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On Wednesday, May 18, the Hopkins School Board will hold a listening session with the community to gather thoughts and feedback on its proposed Racial Equity Policy. The listening session will be held virtually on from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Our district leaders and scholars put together this message of thanks for Teacher Appreciation Week and School Lunch Hero Day!
Hopkins Public Schools was awarded a Silver Level Magna Award from the National School Board Association for its Royal Reps and Royal Connections program.
Hopkins continues to innovate and reimagine public education as we work toward our Vision 2031 goals.
Hopkins Public Schools is pleased to announce that Jared Ellerson will be the next activities director. Ellerson has 12 years of leadership experience and is the current activities director for Richfield Public Schools, a position he has held for four years.
The Hopkins High School athletic center, Lindbergh Center, has a new name – the Royals Athletic Center.