Early voting has begun in St. Paul, and Saint Paul Public Schools has a referendum on the ballot. SPPS is asking voters to consider an increase to school funding by approximately $37.2 million annually. If approved, this funding would allow us to maintain our high-quality programs and minimize budget cuts every year moving forward. Learn more at spps.org/vote. Election day is November 4. | Saint Paul Public Schools SPPS

Early voting has begun! Chair of the SPPS Board of Education Halla Henderson encourages everyone to learn all you can about the referendum, which will eliminate the need to make $37 million in additional budget cuts next year and every year moving forward. Please visit our website and check your mailbox for more information. #vote | Saint Paul Public Schools SPPS

The November election is less than a month away! Superintendent Stacie Stanley, Board of Education Chair Halla Henderson, @pioneerpress education reporter Imani Cruzen and others will share information about the Saint Paul Public Schools referendum on Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 6:30 p.m. at @myspnn. The event will be in-person and live-streamed and is hosted by the NAACP Saint Paul chapter. #vote | Saint Paul Public Schools SPPS

Eric Erickson is a longtime social studies teacher and soccer coach at Como Park High School. He is also a regular contributor to the @parkbugle and @midway_como_monitor. Passionate and experienced teachers like Mr. Erickson are one of the main reasons why families choose to enroll in Saint Paul Public Schools. Take his advice and learn more about the upcoming referendum at SPPS.org/vote. | Saint Paul Public Schools SPPS

7.6K views · 84 reactions | Last week, Saint Paul Public Schools welcomed over 200 new educators to the 2024-25 school year. Hear what some of them had to say as they get ready to welcome students back to school on Sept. 3! #backtoschool | Saint Paul Public Schools SPPS | Facebook

Superintendent Joe Gothard, Mayor Melvin Carter, and SPFT President Nick Faber recently joined national teacher union leaders at a press conference to highlight the Select SPPS campaign. Staring on June 25, the campaign has three goals: to share positive stories about our public schools with community members, help parents better understand everything SPPS offers for students, and encourage people to choose SPPS first for their kids. View the entire conference here:https://youtu.be/8KvuiT0kL-E |