Enrollment for current PNA families is now open and will open for all families on April 16. To register, click here. Alternatively, go to sylvanpark.mnps.org and click on the “Programs & Activities” tab. Then click the link for “PNA (Project for Neighborhood Aftercare)” to be taken to the enrollment site.
Registration is now open for another session of Rally Cats Tennis Club. Register for the fun here.
Kindergarten is studying life in the past, so Ms. Calverly has been digging through some Sylvan Park history in the library and found these gems from 1958. These are some students planting what later became the big magnolia tree out front. What a big difference a small act of service has made for our community!
Come to Preston Taylor Ministries on Tuesday, April 12 from 6-7pm for a potluck dinner and games! A main dish will be provided; K & 1st grade families can bring a side dish, 2nd & 3rd grade families can bring dessert or fruit, and 4th grade families can bring drinks. We hope you will join us for this fun night of community building!
Click here to claim your spot for professional portraits taken by Sylvan Park parent Mackenzie LaRoe. 10% of all proceeds will be donated to the Sylvan Park PTO and will be used to benefit our students.
Are you the owner of a restaurant? Do you own an Airbnb? Do you have season tickets to a local sports team? Have connections to a country music star? We need your help! We are excited to announce that our annual silent auction will be held at the Spring Carnival! If you are willing to donate something for us to auction off please let us know! Because we are a non-profit organization, all donations are tax deductible. The proceeds from the silent auction will go back to our wonderful school. Please email Theresa Yarber at tsyarber@gmail.com if you have something to offer.
Thank you to all of our families and staff who put forth such fabulous effort to share their beautiful cultures with us, and thank you to all of our school community who attended and made it a wonderful night. We are grateful for our diverse Sylvan Park community!
Join us this Thursday, March 24 from 6-7pm in the Sylvan Park parking lot for International Night! This celebration of the countries, cultures, and traditions of our school community will feature live music, paletas from Padrino’s Pops, and many cultures represented.
Paletas will be available for $4. Duo Sudeste (classical guitar) will play music from 6:00-6:30; there will be Mexican folkloric dance from 6:30-7:00. We hope you will be a part of this wonderful celebration!
Mark your calendar for our Sylvan Park Spirit Night with Daddy’s Dogs on Thursday, April 7th! Daddy’s Dogs will donate 20% of food sales purchased back to our school so be sure to come out and show your support!
Thanks to your donations, our Teacher Appreciation Committee stocked the lounge with healthy snacks and fun treats to send our staff off to Spring Break in style. Thank you for helping us show love to our Sylvan Park staff!
We celebrated the conclusion of our school-wide Paideia project by touring the exhibits in Sylvan Park’s Museum of Dreams. Students learned about state & national symbols, habitats, westward expansion, space, renewable energy, and 1800’s America. We had a great time touring the museum and are so proud of our Sylvan Park Panthers!
Now it is your turn! Sign up for a tour during International night on March 24th. You don’t want to miss it!
Families – earn money for Sylvan Park when you shop at Kroger! You must have a free Kroger account linked to our school to participate. Thank you!
On March 6 the Sylvan Park Elementary PTO had our annual board retreat. We were lucky enough to have Yvonne Eaves come and speak with us about her time at Sylvan Park Elementary. She attended our school from 1963-1969 and still resides in Sylvan Park. It was an honor to hear about her experiences at our special school.
Sylvan Park was #1 in MNPS (yes, the entire district) for growing the most students in ELA into the 4th and 5th quintiles!!! Sylvan Park tied for 5th in MNPS for growing the most students in Math into the 4th and 5th quintiles!
