Zachary Lane Elementary
Dedicated to meeting the needs of all learners, creating an engaging learning environment and teaching the skills necessary to become tomorrow's leaders.
School News
Monday, March 25 - Friday, March 29 is spring break. School will not be in session, but district offices are open through Thursday, March 28. Monday, April 1 is a non-school day in observance of Easter Sunday.
After spring break, families will be able to submit student absences online through the parent portal. Piloted earlier this year with high school families, the feature is now available at all grade levels.
Over spring break Rdale’s technology team will be hard at work installing new phones in our schools.
We invite those in need of food support to access the upcoming food pick-up events.
Hear the sweet sounds of spring in our schools.
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Experience a vibrant cultural tradition at no cost.
As part of a culture of academic integrity, we would like to remind families and students of the importance of test security.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will soon begin work to replace the 36th Avenue bridge over Highway 169. The bridge, including all ramps, is expected to be closed from April through October 2024.
The 2024 precinct caucuses will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 27. Families may notice event or activity schedule changes due to our schools being used as polling locations.
Our summer programming helps students recharge, have fun, and spend time with friends. From kindergarten to high school, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The Minnesota Department of Revenue offers two tax benefits for families who purchase education supplies for their K-12 students.
Families are invited to learn about the diverse programs available this summer in our community.
All are welcome to attend the upcoming Black History Month to enjoy student performances and food from various African American cultures.
Our community is invited to screen a film, The Right to Read, which shares the stories and struggles of an activist, a teacher, and two American families working to help children learn.