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The May 10 issue of the Community e-Newsletter is now available! The publication covers student and staff successes, School Board news, and school and Community Education offerings.

pastel silhouettes of four Pride and Predjudice characters. Text: WBL Theatre Presents: Pride and Prejudice Performed in the Original High School Theatre. Friday, May 22nd – 7pm; Saturday, May 23rd – 2pm; Saturday, May 23rd - 7pm; Sunday, May 24th – 2pm.

Tickets are now available for the WBLAHS Theatre Department's production of “Pride & Prejudice” being performed May 22-24 at the WBLAHS Theater. Directed by Anna Haselmann, this isn’t your grandmother’s Austen! Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, this P&P for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life. Get tickets.

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The May, Part 1, issue of the OLE Newsletter is now available.  The publication covers Otter Lake Elementary information, important dates and fun events.

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White Bear Lake Area High School’s Joe Held was named Capitol Division High School Assistant Principal of the Year, and Mariner Middle School’s Christina Pierre was named Capitol Division Middle School Principal of the Year by the Minnesota Association of Secondary School Principals.

Free Senior Activity Pass

Senior community members (age 65+) who live in the District are invited to participate in the Senior Activities Pass program.

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Community members are invited to stop by throughout the academic year for an informal chat with Superintendent Kazmierczak and other district leaders over a cup of coffee.

  • May 5 from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at Caribou Coffee in Downtown WBL
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White Bear Lake Area High School's 2025 graduation rate is the highest in the area. The 2025 reported graduation rate at WBLAHS is 97.32%, topping the state rate by 12.38 percentage points and increasing by 0.80 percentage points from last year, according to data released today by the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE). This rate surpasses all neighboring districts – and even those traditionally ranked among the highest in the Twin Cities.

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WBLAHS Senior Josie Guidinger was named the WBLAHS 2026 Athena Award winner and will attend the Athena Awards event at the St. Paul RiverCentre on April 15. Josie is a two sport athlete having lettered six times during her Alpine Ski career and three times while playing Tennis.

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