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WHO WE ARE
Learning Designed for Each Student
At Spring Lake Park High School, we want each young person that walks in our doors to feel known and valued, be engaged in meaningful learning and develop the skills they need for their future. We set high expectations for each student and design the experiences and support they need for their unique career, college and life path.
Personalized Learning Experiences
Learning is shaped around each student's strengths and interests to motivate them and meet their needs.

Preparation for the Future
Each student discovers their interests and develops the academic and life skills they need to pursue the career, college and life path they choose.

A Place of Value and Belonging
Learning is inspired and engagement thrives when each student feels valued and that they belong in our high school.

News & Events
Spring wrapped up another great season of highlights, successes and triumphs for Panther athletics and activities. With six spring girls’ sports, seven spring boys’ sports and more than 50 student-based interest clubs and co-curricular activities at Spring Lake Park High School, our Panthers made us proud. Check out some highlights.
Get ready for a fun, enriching, and well-supported summer with Spring Lake Park Schools. Whether you're looking for free meal locations, youth enrichment programs, contact information or back-to-school updates, we've got you covered. Here's what you need to know to make the most of your summer at SLP.
From marketing plans to graphic designs and nursing care to home construction, nearly 1,200 students at Spring Lake Park High School chose to engage in career exploration and gain work-ready skills through Career and College Pathways this year.
Spring Lake Park Schools held its annual retirement reception on May 12 to honor and recognize the staff members who retired during the 2025-2026 school year or are retiring at the end of the school year.
Fourth graders are experimenting with pinwheel turbines during science. They are testing two methods to generate energy, wind power and hydropower. They make guesses – hypothesize. Then they work in small groups through timed experiments. This is science, as a specialist class, in elementary school.












