School Board Scholars
To be a School Board Scholar, a Prior Lake High School student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.8 or higher. Congratulations to our 2021-22 School Board Scholars! Click here
How is technology used in our schools?
We are proud to be an E-STEM district, and technology is a key part of how our teachers teach and our students learn. Technology allows students to learn at their own pace and enables teachers to individualize learning for their students.
  • Our teachers use technology to provide innovative lessons in the classroom, monitor student learning, keep students engaged in their learning and communicate with families.
  • Our students use technology to do research, create presentations, document their learning and collaborate with other students.
  • Up-to-date technology helps prepare students for their future and is the key to ensuring our students have connection to anytime and anywhere learning.
  • Technology is also integrated into our school safety and security systems.

While nearly 90% of our community believes that technology is absolutely essential or very important for our students, the majority rate our students’ technology opportunities as good, rather than excellent. A dedicated source of technology funding would enable us to enhance our technology offerings and stay current with ever-evolving technology to benefit classroom learning, school safety and technology support.
Community Education Classes and Events
Adult and Youth After School classes start soon. 
Register at www.priorlakesavagece.com or by calling 952-226-0310.  
Nature ECFE Pop-Ups
 
October 12: Fall Color Fun (Jeffers Pond) 4:00-5:15
Join us at Jeffers Pond for a Story, Fall color scavenger hunt and Nature Play in the woods. We will meet by the flag pole in the upper level parking lot at 4 p.m. If you have rain boots, bring those for exploring the creek. A parent-educator will be attendance to answer questions and provide resources. Register online


November 9: Animals in Winter (McColl Pond) 4:00-5:15
Join us at McColl Pond ELC in Savage to investigate how Minnesota animals prepare for Winter. We'll read a story and go for a walk looking for animal signs. We'll have time to engage in Nature Play as we pretend to be Minnesota animals getting ready for winter. A parent-educator will be attendance to answer questions and provide resources.
Community Halloween Party
1981-2021 – 40 Years of Fun!
Saturday, October 30
2:30-5 pm
Twin Oaks Middle School Lower Level 
Entrance Fee: $5/Ages 1-12 (Infants and Adults Free)
Enjoy games, prizes, inflatables, treats, individual and family costume contests, a haunted house and more! Parent Supervision required for children under 9. Canned goods and monetary donations accepted for the CAP Agency.
Friday, October 22
8 am to 1 pm
Twin Oaks Middle School
$15/participant
Join us for a continental Breakfast, Vendor Exhibits, Entertainment, Lunch, Prize Drawing and Health Screenings. Keynote Speaker is Bobby Jensen, Master Gardener and Kare 11 host of Grow with Kare
 
Register by October 15 at www.shakopeemn.gov/registration under Active Older Adults/AOA Special Programs.