We’re proud to share that Richfield High School’s four-year graduation rate outperforms the statewide rate in virtually every student group—a testament to our staff's unwavering focus on equity and student success.

Thank you to everyone who attended this special event and supported the hundreds of talented students who performed. 

Download the 2025-26 school calendar and learn about special dates for next year.

Two Richfield educators, Morgan Steele and Lindsey Larson, have been nominated for Minnesota Teacher of the Year!

At Richfield Public Schools, there's a special connection for our staff members who are also proud alumni—coming back to work at Richfield feels like coming home.

In Richfield Public Schools, a transformative approach to education is taking root: one that equips students and staff alike with essential tools for emotional regulation, self-awareness and connection.

Please join us at an online community meeting to review the draft of the new strategic plan and provide feedback.

Due to the shelter in place order and the ban on large gatherings, we have moved the next phase of our strategic planning process online. Your voice is as important as ever as we prioritize the feedback submitted by families, students, staff and the greater community.

As of February 26, we have received 846 comments from 424 people on our 2020-25 strategic plan. This includes attendees at the January 14 and February 10 community engagement sessions, as well as people who have completed the online form. We have grouped the comments into themes and summarized them here. 

The first two large-scale community engagement sessions focused on what residents, families and other stakeholders think about Richfield Public Schools and where they want to see the district head over the next five years. If you missed the meetings, you can still submit your feedback online.