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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
This week is a special opportunity to pause and recognize the heart and soul of our district. We are beyond grateful to have a staff full of dedicated individuals who don’t just "do their jobs" - they go above and beyond every single day to pour into the lives of our students.
In addition to celebrating the work happening right now, we recently took a moment in April to honor those who have dedicated years of their lives to the St. Louis Public Schools family. Reaching these milestones is a testament to their passion and persistence.
Please join us in celebrating our milestone recipients listed below!
5 Years of Service:
Rose Juhas – Food Service
McKenna Muscott - Paraprofessional
Lindsay Teems – Transportation/Custodial
James Sterling – TSN Custodial
Terre Sura – Counselor
Sarah Moulton – CK Administrative Assistant
Sherri Zimmerman – CK Clerk
Rylee Lafreniere – CK Paraprofessional
David Biehl – Community Education
Jeff Oswald – Counselor
Ben Brock – SLHS Principal
10 Years of Service:
Kelly Buckner – Food Service
15 Years of Service:
Amanda Kelly – Nikkari Clerk
Andrea Biehl – SLHS Teacher
Angela Ziems-Starry – TSN Teacher
20 Years of Service:
Tammy Howd – Food Service
Luciano Rodriguez – Food Service
Heather Cooper-Bush- Food Service
25 Years of Service:
Carmen Bajena – TSN Teacher
Rachel Brasher – CK Teacher
Miranda Holton – Transportation Supervisor
Lori Hale – Central Office Administrative Assistant
30 Years of Service:
Darlene Campbell – Food Service
2026 Retiree:
Molly Snyder - 24 Years of Service, Carrie Knause Elementary
We also want to send a huge shout-out to our Shark Tooth Woodshop. Thank you for your hard work in crafting our coveted Shark Fins; they are a symbol of our "Shark" pride and a perfect way to honor our team.
This week is a special opportunity to pause and recognize the heart and soul of our district. We are beyond grateful to have a staff full of dedicated individuals who don’t just "do their jobs" - they go above and beyond every single day to pour into the lives of our students.
In addition to celebrating the work happening right now, we recently took a moment in April to honor those who have dedicated years of their lives to the St. Louis Public Schools family. Reaching these milestones is a testament to their passion and persistence.
Please join us in celebrating our milestone recipients listed below!
5 Years of Service:
Rose Juhas – Food Service
McKenna Muscott - Paraprofessional
Lindsay Teems – Transportation/Custodial
James Sterling – TSN Custodial
Terre Sura – Counselor
Sarah Moulton – CK Administrative Assistant
Sherri Zimmerman – CK Clerk
Rylee Lafreniere – CK Paraprofessional
David Biehl – Community Education
Jeff Oswald – Counselor
Ben Brock – SLHS Principal
10 Years of Service:
Kelly Buckner – Food Service
15 Years of Service:
Amanda Kelly – Nikkari Clerk
Andrea Biehl – SLHS Teacher
Angela Ziems-Starry – TSN Teacher
20 Years of Service:
Tammy Howd – Food Service
Luciano Rodriguez – Food Service
Heather Cooper-Bush- Food Service
25 Years of Service:
Carmen Bajena – TSN Teacher
Rachel Brasher – CK Teacher
Miranda Holton – Transportation Supervisor
Lori Hale – Central Office Administrative Assistant
30 Years of Service:
Darlene Campbell – Food Service
2026 Retiree:
Molly Snyder - 24 Years of Service, Carrie Knause Elementary
We also want to send a huge shout-out to our Shark Tooth Woodshop. Thank you for your hard work in crafting our coveted Shark Fins; they are a symbol of our "Shark" pride and a perfect way to honor our team.
This week's Alumni Spotlight features Molly Janasik, Class of 2014! Go Sharks!
Is it ever too early to start dreaming big? Our TSN 7th graders don’t think so!
Our students traded the traditional classroom for a hands-on look at the future during an inspiring tour of the Mt. Pleasant Area Technical Center. From high-tech labs to creative workshops, they explored a world of career possibilities that goes way beyond the four walls of a school.
This trip wasn’t just about seeing cool equipment—it was about strategic planning. By exploring these paths now, our students started discovering their passions and seeing first-hand what a day in the life of their future career looks like.
Today’s experience connected prior career exploration activities with real-world experiences, helping students see how their interests align with upcoming high school courses and long-term goals. They truly saw how their "future self" starts with the choices they make today.
Whether they’re interested in engineering, healthcare, trade skills, culinary arts, or digital arts, today was the first step in building a high school path designed for success.
The best way to predict the future is to create it. Our students are doing exactly that! Go Sharks!
Our students traded the traditional classroom for a hands-on look at the future during an inspiring tour of the Mt. Pleasant Area Technical Center. From high-tech labs to creative workshops, they explored a world of career possibilities that goes way beyond the four walls of a school.
This trip wasn’t just about seeing cool equipment—it was about strategic planning. By exploring these paths now, our students started discovering their passions and seeing first-hand what a day in the life of their future career looks like.
Today’s experience connected prior career exploration activities with real-world experiences, helping students see how their interests align with upcoming high school courses and long-term goals. They truly saw how their "future self" starts with the choices they make today.
Whether they’re interested in engineering, healthcare, trade skills, culinary arts, or digital arts, today was the first step in building a high school path designed for success.
The best way to predict the future is to create it. Our students are doing exactly that! Go Sharks!
This week's Alumni Spotlight features Andrea (Anguiano) Biehl, Class of 2000. Go Sharks!
⛈️ Game Update: Rainout Alert
Unfortunately, Mother Nature is throwing some serious heat today that we just can’t hit.
Due to the persistent rain and unplayable field conditions, today’s Baseball and Softball games have been CANCELLED.
Games vs. Farwell have been rescheduled for Monday, April 20, 2026
Safety for our athletes and fans is our top priority. We’ll get back on the diamond as soon as the sun decides to make an appearance! ☀️
Stay dry, Shark fans! ☔⚾🥎
Unfortunately, Mother Nature is throwing some serious heat today that we just can’t hit.
Due to the persistent rain and unplayable field conditions, today’s Baseball and Softball games have been CANCELLED.
Games vs. Farwell have been rescheduled for Monday, April 20, 2026
Safety for our athletes and fans is our top priority. We’ll get back on the diamond as soon as the sun decides to make an appearance! ☀️
Stay dry, Shark fans! ☔⚾🥎
St. Louis Public Schools has an early release tomorrow, Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
Shark Tank Parents- please take a moment to view the testing info image attached to your email, social media, website, and SLPS app.
SLPS Postings- Go Sharks!!
"🎒 Before You Pack, Don’t Slack! 🎒
Every day leading up to Spring break is packed with fun lessons and activities, don’t miss out!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
Every day leading up to Spring break is packed with fun lessons and activities, don’t miss out!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
St. Louis Public Schools does not have school tomorrow, Friday, March 27th. We will return to school on Monday, April 6th. Enjoy your spring break!
Please see the current teaching postings available at SLPS this upcoming school year. Go Sharks!!
This week's Alumni Spotlight highlights Chris Adams, class of 2014. Go Sharks!
Reminder- Kids Night at the High School tonight. Parents can drop off students in grades K-5 tonight to have a blast with some really cool high school students!!
"💬 Don’t Hesitate to Reach Out 💬
If you have questions or want to share about your family’s culture or traditions, call your child’s teacher. Schools want to partner with families to support students’ success every day!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
If you have questions or want to share about your family’s culture or traditions, call your child’s teacher. Schools want to partner with families to support students’ success every day!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
St. Louis Public Schools will have an early release tomorrow, Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
Shark Student-Athletes and Parents- please see the memo below on sports physicals being offered. Go Sharks!!
"🌙 Sleep Matters for School Success 🌙
Consistent bedtime helps students feel energized and ready to learn. A rested child attends school more regularly!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
Consistent bedtime helps students feel energized and ready to learn. A rested child attends school more regularly!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
This week's SLPS Alumni Spotlight features Bryan Pyle, class of 2003. Go Sharks!
"👨👩👧 Make Time Together 👨👩👧
Spend quality time with your child. Listening, talking about school, and sharing experiences shows them how much you value education and keeps them motivated to attend every day.
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
Spend quality time with your child. Listening, talking about school, and sharing experiences shows them how much you value education and keeps them motivated to attend every day.
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
