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Congratulations 2020 graduates! Learn more information about celebrating the White Bear grads at the Area Learning Center, Transition Education Center and White Bear Lake Area High School's Virtual Graduation Ceremonies. 

Governor Walz announced today, April 23, that the Distance Learning Period will be extended for all Minnesota schools through the end of the 2019-20 academic year due to the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis. 

Congratulations retirees! While this year things certainly look a bit differently for celebrations, we want to make sure each of you know how much you are appreciated. Join us in celebrating the retirees who have collectively served the community for 736 years!

The White Bear Lake Area School District is moving to SmartSchoolK12 to replace FeePay for online payments.

The White Bear Lake Area School District is pleased to announce that Brian Morris has been chosen to serve as the district’s Hugo Elementary Principal, a role he stepped into as an interim appointment earlier this school year.

In lieu of the in-person Community Listening Sessions that were scheduled for this spring, we have created a presentation to explain the participatory process being used for each design in our Facilities Planning Process that will be phased in through 2025.

The White Bear Lake Area School District is pleased to announce that Darcy Rodriguez has been chosen to serve as the district’s Early Childhood Coordinator, a position that was vacated when Kate Andersen left the position to serve as a Director of Community Education in another school district.

The White Bear Lake Area School District is pleased to announce that Dr. Marcellus Davis has been chosen to serve as the district’s Director of Equity and Engagement.

In these days of social distancing community engagement via window dressings, we invite you to join the fun in creating a White Bear Window for friends and neighbors to enjoy from afar while they walk the neighborhood. 

Find important updates including meal access information, answers to frequently asked questions and resources for families.

The Support Hub is a new resource available on the district’s website to provide families with necessary information to address barriers and enhance well-being. This support gives families and community members access to information for essential services including crisis response, basic needs, mental health and well-being, physical health, social emotional learning and more.

There is an electronic form to report concerns regarding a student's well-being: mental health, chemical use, social isolation, bullying, harassment, etc.