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Early childhood programs at Richfield Public Schools range from family education programs to preschool for 3s and prekindergarten for 4s.

Cold and flu season is here, along with ongoing cases of RSV and COVID-19. Read this update for information about staying healthy this winter. 

As part of Native American Heritage Month, we are officially launching the RPS Land Acknowledgment for staff to begin using at large-group events such as concerts, plays, assemblies, etc. We also unveiled artwork that will be displayed at each of our schools soon.

KARE 11 interviewed fifth-grade students about bullying prevention and how they helped teach younger students the importance of kindness, acceptance and inclusion.

Verónica Velázquez is the mom of six students who attend Richfield elementary, middle and high schools! An engaged parent, Verónica is part of the Richfield Latino Family Association (RLFA) and the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC).

Are you interested in getting more involved with the District? Consider serving on an Advisory Council this year! It is a great way to share your talents and unique perspectives. 

Starting the week of Oct. 10, we will resume automated meal balance alerts. Read more for information about student meal balance reminders.

MAP testing begins Wednesday, Sept. 21!

The Richfield Health Resource Center (RHRC) provides confidential, free and friendly healthcare. It is open to all children and youth who live in or attend school in Richfield, from birth to 21 years of age.

Learn how we are creating a multi-tiered approach to support the social-emotional health and well-being of RPS staff and students.