St. Cloud Elementary School is a public school located in St Cloud, FL, which is in a large suburb setting. The student population of St. Cloud Elementary School is 848 and the school serves PK-5.

ST. CLOUD — St. Cloud school district plans to bring preschool, elementary and some special education students back for in-person learning the week of Jan. 18 while secondary students will ...

Officers said nearby St. Cloud Middle and Michigan Avenue Elementary school campuses were also placed under a lockdown as a precaution. Police said Osceola County Schools will provide parents with ...

The St. Cloud Area School District is considering new boundaries for three south side elementary schools to address space concerns. The school board discussed the proposed new boundaries at its ...

St. Cloud Elementary had the most violations during beacon enforcement. Over the three days, 1,654 drivers entered the school zone, and 1,000 of those drives violated the posted speed limit.

Incoming St. Cloud Area School District 742 elementary school students will be assigned their schools according to a new map. School board members unanimously approved the new elementary school ...

St. Cloud schools face a significant cross-subsidy ... transportation, administrator and elementary principal Family: Wife Colleen, two sons and several grandchildren Experience: Founder and ...

An elementary school in St. Cloud is temporarily moving to distance learning due to several staff members and students in quarantine with COVID-19 cases, symptoms or exposure. According to St ...

ST. CLOUD, Minn. (FOX 9 ... A total of 30 routes, 16 for elementary schools and 14 for secondary schools, were canceled Thursday morning because of a lack of available drivers for Palmer ...

St. Cloud Area School District 742 oversees eight elementary schools, three middle schools, three high schools, plus several early learners and alternative programs. The district also runs the ...

ST. CLOUD — By this time next year, two St. Cloud district schools will be transformed into full-service hubs for students and their families, thanks to a five-year $2.5 million federal grant.