Scott County approved an updated sponsorship agreement with Shakopee Public Schools for its Human Services Academy during its Tuesday board meeting.
More than 700 cereal boxes were lined up and knocked over “domino style” at Shakopee Area Catholic School during its second annual cereal domino challenge Friday, March 17.
Culture Fest returns to Shakopee High School next week after months of preparation by students.
Students from Shakopee’s West and East Middle Schools joined together to perform “James and the Giant Peach” last weekend.
Shakopee Rotary has started collecting donations from the community for the return of its annual “Shakopee Celebrates Reading” event.
The Shakopee City Council renewed a five-year agreement to sponsor, in partnership with Scott County, the Human Services Academy within Shakopee Public Schools.
Shakopee High School students partnered with the Southern Valley Alliance over the last few months on projects raising awareness about domestic violence.
Shakopee Public Schools has received a $750,000 grant from the Minnesota Department of Education as part of a statewide initiative to diversify the state’s teacher workforce.
A student-led petition is asking the Shakopee Public Schools District for “more communication” following a fireworks incident at Shakopee High School.
Newly-elected and reelected Shakopee School Board members took the oath of office during Monday night’s school board development and organizational meeting in the district office board room.
The Scott County Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Association Scholarship Committee is accepting applications for its 2023 scholarship.
Shakopee Area Catholic School wrapped up the year with a successful turnout for its annual toy drive, donating hundreds of toys and dollars to the CAP Agency.
Shakopee High School students met with NASA staff at the high school Dec. 6, presenting projects weeks in the making for a national program led by NASA.
Over the last few years, choir programs have faced the unique challenges of teaching classes and performing concerts during a pandemic.
Longtime Shakopee Public Schools educator Doug Keddie, who received an outpouring of support from the community after being diagnosed with cancer, has died, his wife shared on a public CaringBridge site early Wednesday, Dec. 7.
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community honored the start of Native American Heritage Month this November by sponsoring a statewide book giveaway.
The Shakopee High School’s drama program is returning to the stage this fall with performances of “Fiddler on the Roof.”
Eight Shakopee High School students have been selected for the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program.
A group of Shakopee High School students completed a long-awaited project this summer, developing and painting a mural at the new Scott County Government Center West building.
The Shakopee Rotary Club is giving out $27,000 in scholarships to students of Shakopee High School’s Class of 2022.
Graduation rates at Shakopee High School increased for the 2020-21 school year, according to data from the Minnesota Department of Education.
Shakopee Public Schools will provide free lunches for children this summer.
Shakopee Public Schools held a ribbon-cutting ceremony May 16 to celebrate Saber Fields — a 106-acre space on Townline Avenue that will be used for athletics and youth activities.
The following Shakopee High School students were named to the honor roll for the third quarter:
Shakopee High School Drama is kicking off its spring musical production of “Almost, Maine” this weekend.
Shakopee Public Schools is partnering with the Shakopee Police Department and Minnesota-based nonprofit LiveMore ScreenLess to run a community series discussing social media use and digital choices for kids.
Shakopee Public Schools has selected an elementary school administrator from Eden Prairie to be the next principal of Eagle Creek Elementary.
Minnesota online public schools have recognized Shakopee students as their “students of the month.”
Shakopee Public Schools celebrated “Music in our Schools” month throughout March, highlighted by students in all grades participating in concerts and music events.
Cheers and screams erupted through the hallways of Shakopee Area Catholic Schools on March 17 when students gathered to watch an exciting domino display made up of cereal boxes.
Caroline Valdez was selected to the Shakopee School Board during Monday night’s board meeting.
The following students at Shakopee East Middle School were named to the honor roll for the first quarter:
First quarter honor rolls for online students in Shakopee
The Shakopee Public Schools Board agreed to pay raises for teachers at its Feb. 22 meeting when it unanimously approved a collective bargaining agreement with the teachers union.
Local students are using their engineering skills to make life easier for young hospital patients.
Students and staff at Shakopee Public Schools are no longer required to wear masks.
Shakopee School Board member Paul Christiansen, citing personal reasons, announced his resignation from the panel during its meeting Tuesday night.
Editor’s note: The following column was written and submitted by the Shakopee Lions Club.
Four local teachers are being considered for Minnesota’s most prestigious educator’s award.
“Due to the increasing stress on operations” related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Shakopee Public Schools is moving all K-12 students into distance learning from Tuesday, Jan. 18, through Friday, Jan. 28, the district announced Wednesday.
Shakopee Area Catholic Schools is experimenting with personalized plans this school year in an effort to provide its students with a learning experience that goes beyond academic performance.
The Shakopee School Board held a Truth in Taxation meeting Dec. 13 regarding the district’s operating levy.
Shakopee resident Tara McNeally has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court against HomeTown Bank and Shakopee Public Schools, as well as various officials and employees.
The Shakopee High School’s drama program begins performing “Mamma Mia!” for the school’s fall musical Friday, Nov. 12.
Editor’s note: The following column was written and submitted by the Shakopee Lions Club.
Voters approved both Shakopee Public Schools operating levy questions on Tuesday, Nov. 2.
Both Shakopee Public Schools operating levy questions passed, according to Superintendent Dr. Mike Redmond Tuesday night.
Shakopee High School students Cambelle Jossart, Andy Lin and Luth Khairulhuda have been selected to participate in the 33th Annual Honor Band Festival at Gustavus Adolphus College.
