Register by Sept. 30 for the Mark Cuban Foundation AI Bootcamp
We have entered the final weeks to apply for the Mark Cuban Foundation AI Bootcamp. Red Wing is one of more than 25 locations selected to host camps across the U.S. The three-session bootcamp is being brought to the community through Red Wing Public Schools’ Flight Path 2030 initiative, with funding provided by Dwight and
School Board to hold workshop today, Sept. 8
Red Wing School Board members will receive a transportation update and reports on the first three days of school during the Sept. 8 workshop, which will start at 5 p.m. in high school room J110. The agenda also will include: A referendum update. Strategic plan. Policy updates The meeting will be recorded and posted Wednesday
Introducing the BusRight app to track your child’s route
Red Wing Public Schools has partnered with BusRight, a school bus technology company, to bring more visibility and peace of mind to families of bus riders. Families that utilize our bus service will receive two emails directly from BusRight to learn the particulars for each child. Introducing the BusRight Parent App The first email will
School Board moves forward with facilities and capital projects referendum
On Tuesday, July 21, 2026, the Red Wing School Board approved a resolution to place a referendum that includes facilities improvement bond and a capital projects levy on the Nov. 3, 2026 election ballot. One Question – Two Parts: What is included in the referendum ballot question? The ballot will include one referendum question with two related
School board candidate filing period is July 14-28
The filing window for Red Wing School Board candidates opened Tuesday, July 14, and will run through Tuesday, July 28. Red Wing School Board has three at-large seats up for election. Anyone interested in running must file an affidavit of candidacy weekdays at the District Office, 2451 Eagle Ridge Drive, Door No. 36. The District Office will
Board to talk about bond and capital levy options
The Red Wing School Board will continue its preschool, building-needs and finance discussion during a workshop at 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, in high school room J110. The board is expected to direct Superintendent Bob Jaszczak to submit a “review and comment” regarding a potential bond referendum to the Minnesota Department of Education. In addition,