Sartell Saint Stephen High School celebrates graduation and farewell for Principal Dingman

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Sartell-St. Stephen School District celebrated a significant milestone during their June 16, 2025, School Board meeting, marking the graduation of 304 seniors from Sartell Saint Stephen High School. This achievement was highlighted as a moment of pride for the community and the school district.

In addition to the graduation celebration, the district is focusing on professional development for its administrative team. They are implementing the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), a Minnesota model aimed at enhancing educational outcomes. The district is also adopting an observation tool to better prepare teachers for the upcoming school year.
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The meeting included a heartfelt farewell for Dr. Zach Dingman, a principal who has dedicated over a decade to the district. His contributions were acknowledged with gratitude from both the board and the community.

Furthermore, the board discussed several legislative updates that are expected to impact the district. These updates will be shared with the public to ensure transparency and community engagement.

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As the school year wraps up, the district is poised for a new chapter, focusing on professional growth and legislative awareness to enhance the educational experience for all students.

Converted from June 16th 2025 School Board Regular Meeting meeting on June 17, 2025
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