Health Office Request
The Snail Lake health office is seeking donations of gently used clothing. In particular we are in need of size 4-8 elastic waistband pants. The health office uses these items in the event that a student's clothing becomes soiled while at school. It is also helpful if each student has an extra set of clothing (t-shirt, pants, underwear, and socks) in their backpack for when these accidents occur.
Visitors at Lunch
Visitors are welcome to join their student during lunch at Snail Lake. When you visit during your student's lunch time, please:
- Check-in. Please provide a valid ID and sign in at the office.
- Stay in the cafeteria. Do not join the class at recess or visit any other place in the school.
- Food may only be shared with your child. You cannot share food with other students.
- Photos can only be taken with your student. Other children cannot be in a photo, even if you know them from the community.
- Check-out. Sign out in the office as you leave the building.
- Have a fun visit!
Before- and after-school activities available
Community Education offers a variety of before- and after-school and non-school day activities for students. Activities may include art, chess, Rubik's cube, robotics, Spanish, sports, theater, yoga and more! Check out the upcoming offerings at your school here.
Reduced fees and financial assistance:
Youth within Mounds View Public Schools boundaries who qualify for educational benefits receive a 50% discount on qualifying enrichment and activities fees. Questions? Call the Community Education Hotline at 651-621-6020.
News from the Library
Library books are due after one week. Remind your student to return their book on library day so they can get a new one!
Questions? Contact the library at krispen.lam@mvpschools.org
Kowalski's Groceries for Good Causes
Snail Lake Kindergarten Center is a participant in the Groceries for Good Causes program at the Kowalskis in Shoreview. The Groceries for Good Causes program allows shoppers to choose which neighborhood organizations matter most to them. Simply drop your grocery receipt in one of the bins to "vote" for the organization you'd like to support, and Kowalski's will donate a percentage of their quarterly charitable giving budget based on the number of receipts in each box.
