Staying Connected/Skylert

The Skylert system is used to let families know about emergency situations, weather-related delays/cancellations, low lunch account balances, student attendance, changes to scheduled events, and general school information. You can decide the contact method(s) by which you receive messages.

Skylert can provide you with information in three ways:

Telephone Calls with Electronically Recorded Messages
Emails
Text Messages

It is recommended that you subscribe to all three to receive district and building communication.

Changing Your Preferences	Add Your Text Number
Frequently Asked Questions	Re-Subscribe to School Communications

Not receiving district emails? Each Sauk Rapids-Rice Public Schools building sends out a weekly e-newsletter. If you are not receiving these emails and think you may have unsubscribed, use the Re-Subscribe to School Communications form to start receiving emails again.

Seventh Graders Audition for Performance on December 12

November 7, 2019

Thirty-eight seventh grade band students auditioned on November 6 and 7 for solos in the upcoming band concert on December 12. Students have been working on a piece called Whirlwind, which calls for three soloists. They had the chance to practice the solo outside of class and then audition in front of their peers and Ms. […]

Diggin’ Diversity Group Serves and Strengthens Ties within the Community

November 4, 2019

Sauk Rapids-Rice Public School’s Diggin’ Diversity group has been very active this fall with several efforts to serve and strengthen ties with our community. The group recently collected new and gently used shoes of all sizes to contribute to The Central Minnesota Mental Health Center’s shoe drive. The CMMH drive, in partnership with funds2org, supports […]

Local Author Talks Writing with Sixth Grade

November 1, 2019

Local writer and author, Melissa Vocelka, visited Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School and talked to sixth graders about creative writing. Vocelka said, “When I was growing up, I thought my life was so boring in the country.” Little did she know she’d draw on those experiences with nature later in life as she wrote her children’s […]

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