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Welcome to the Districtwide Early Childhood Hub

Students may be dropped off between 9:15–9:30 AM and picked up between 3:50–4:00 PM. Please use the back entrance on Edmund Ave - Door 11 for both drop-off and pick-up. If you arrive outside of these times, your child will be waiting in the main office.

Important:

Please do not park in front of the school, as that area is reserved for buses.
If your child usually rides the bus but will be a parent pick-up for the day, please call the clerk at 651-293-5200 to let us know.

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The Saint Paul Public Schools Transportation Department provides safe, timely and efficient transportation for students attending SPPS. To contact transportation call 651-696-9600.

Click here to check the status of your child bus.

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Districtwide Early Childhood Hub

at a glance

The Districtwide Early Childhood Hub provides a variety of services, including Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE), Pre-Kindergarten and community partnerships such as early childhood mental health.

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Guided by Strong Collaboration of SPPS Early Learning Programs

The Districtwide Early Childhood Hub is guided by strong collaborative efforts between the Pre-K Program, Early Childhood Family Education, and Early Childhood Special Education.

Connecting Parents With Other Parents to Support Child Development

The programs also offer opportunities for families to connect with other parents of young children and learn more about your child’s development.

District Magnet Programs Providing a Variety of Services

Early Childhood Hub is a districtwide magnet program that provide a variety of services.

Staff Specifically Trained to Support Families of Young Children

The teachers and staff at the Districtwide Early Childhood Hub are focused on supporting all children and families, through a continuum of child-focused services that are aligned to meet the unique needs of every child and family from birth through age 5.