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Welcome to SSP Middle School!
ABOUT OUR SCHOOL
South St. Paul Secondary, located high on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, is a public school of just over 1,700 students, grades 6-12. The school’s team name, the Kaposia Packers, reveals the history of the community: Kaposia for the Kaposia Indians who were founded in South St. Paul and Packers for the former center of the meat-packing industry. Approximately 54% of our students go on to a four-year college or university, and about 20% to junior college or technical school. The high school graduated its first class in 1908.
Hours and Schedules
Middle School (M,T,Th,F): 7:50 a.m. - 2:25 p.m.
W.I.N. Wednesday: 9:30-2:25
Middle School Students follow a six-period/day schedule with 2 Semesters.
Main Office Line: (651) 457-9408
24-Hour Attendance Line: (651) 457-9415
School News
Secondary Building weekly announcements:
Important Upcoming Dates:
- Thursday, March 9th- Middle School (6-8) conferences and Asynchronous Learning. High school students are in person learning.
- Friday, March 10th and Monday, March 13th- No school
- Tuesday, March 14th- 11th graders are taking the ACT. 9th, 10th, and 11th graders are asynchronous learning. Middle school is in person learning.
- Thursday, March 16th- Friday, March 24th- Middle school is Fastbridge testing
- Monday, March 27th- Friday, March 31st- Spring Break!
- April- MCA and MTAS testing for both Middle School and High School
Nominations are open for the Roxanne Bliss Silver Apple Award. Any South St. Paul student, group, or class may nominate a currently employed teacher or staff member for this year's award.
South St. Paul Public Schools is hosting events in honor of Black History Month and National African American Parent Involvement Day (NAAPID). NAAPID is a day for all parents to come to their child's school, see what their day is like and to support their child's educational future.
The SSPPS Middle School Building Instructional Leadership Team (BILT) is asking families to join us for Family Advisory Meetings on equity to hear from different groups about what they would like to see in our schools.