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On March 23, the ISD 279 School Board approved a resolution condemning xenophobic, racist, and all anti-Asian attacks elevated by COVID-19.

Students who have symptoms of COVID-19 should stay home and get tested. Any student coming to school with symptoms can have a negative impact on other students and adults in the school, possibly leading to quarantines of many other students and staff, which dramatically disrupts learning.

Osseo Area Schools will distribute free spring break meal boxes from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, March 29, at three sites throughout the district. Each box will contain seven (7) breakfasts and seven (7) lunches.

National School Breakfast Week is almost here! This year, schools in District 279 are participating in the March 8-12 celebration by providing students with nutritious and delicious meals, as well as opportunities to win prizes just by eating a school breakfast.

If your family qualifies for free or reduced-price meals, you may be eligible for financial assistance (Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer, or P-EBT) to purchase food.

An update from Supt. McIntyre about in-person learning for pre-K through grade 5, planning for the return of secondary students in the hybrid model, and additional resources that may be helpful to families.

Guidelines for families who wish to transfer into or out of the Distance Learning Academy.

Registration is now open for District 279 Foundation's A Night In on Friday, Feb. 5. This year's event is free to attend and your experience will include a mobile auction, games and virtual program.