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Summer AppointmentsWestonka school offices will be open in June and July by appointment only for registration or other needs. To make an appointment at Shirley Hills Primary School, please contact Karen Boser (952) 491-8405. You may also call the district office at (952) 491-8000.
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No More Clipping Box Tops?...Say WHAT?!
No need to panic! It's super easy! Simply download the Box Tops app onto your phone and start scanning your grocery store receipts. Receipts need to be scanned within 14 days of the date of purchase.
Here is a link to some helpful videos. If you are still needing help with this changeover feel free to contact Mrs. Hausladen at hausladene@westonka.k12.mn.us.
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Together Everyone Achieves More....Welcome to TEAM Shirley Hills!
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Contact Us
Main Office: (952) 491-8400
Principal, Mr. Eidsness (952) 491-8401
Attendance Line: (952) 491-8490
Health Specialist: (952) 491-8404
Fax: (952) 491-8403
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School Times: 9:05am-3:45pm
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Support Our Schools by Becoming a Substitute Teacher
Westonka Schools is anticipating that the district will need a larger pool of substitute teachers in order to operate school this fall. Therefore, Westonka is asking all community members to consider supporting their local schools by becoming a short call sub for the district. We have increased the Short Call Substitute Teacher rate of pay to $175.00/day during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, Westonka will reimburse the PELSB licensure fee ($91.95) once you have subbed for five full days in a Westonka assignment. If you or someone you know is interested in being a short call substitute teacher, the time to start the application process is now!
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WeCAN's Ready-to-Learn School Supply Program is Underway
Even though this year’s school year may look different than in years past, each child deserves to start out the new school year with the supplies needed to succeed in school. Western Communities Action Network (WeCAN) will again host its Ready-to-Learn Program, which provides new backpacks and basic, grade-specific school supplies to families in need.
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Westonka Foodies Offer Free Summer Meals
For most kids, summer means carefree days. But for some kids, no school means wondering where their next meal is coming from. Several local organizations are teaming up this summer to make sure kids have access to healthy and nutritious meals. The Westonka Foodies from the Westonka School District will be hosting a Free Summer Meals program again this year.
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Schools End Year With Parades, Drop-Off Days
The final day of the school year for Westonka primary school students usually involves lots of year-end activities and excitement. Although things looked a little different this year, the excitement was still there as each school planned a special send off to summer. Students at Grandview Middle School and Mound Westonka High School also got the chance to see teachers one more time at materials drop-off days.
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Support Your Local Schools By Becoming a Short-Call Sub
Although it’s impossible to predict what the 2020-2021 school year will look like, Westonka Schools is anticipating that the district will need a larger pool of substitute teachers in order to operate school next fall. Therefore, Westonka is asking all community members to consider supporting their local schools by becoming a short call sub for the district.
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Long-time Westonka Staff Honored for Years of Service
Due to the statewide school closure and the threat of COVID-19, the annual Westonka Public Schools Retiree and Years of Service Banquet was canceled this year. Forty-two Westonka employees would have been honored May 6 at the Lafayette Club for their years of service to the school district. Superintendent Kevin Borg and the Westonka School Board would like to recognize and thank these long-time staff for their dedicated service to Westonka Public Schools.
