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Willow Lane Elementary fifth graders are “taking over” local restaurant Donatelli’s in White Bear Lake working as the cooks, servers and hosts over the lunch hour. The fifth grade class is donating the tips they make while working to WBLAHS student Gabe’s Kessel's cancer treatment.

The district was represented at White Bear Lake’s Touch-A-Truck event on May 8, with students and families having fun checking out the Nutrition Services truck and a yellow school bus.

At Willow Lane, fifth graders worked with members of the community to write resumes and cover letters in preparation for their Donatelli’s “takeover”. This activity was highlighted in a video issue of the district's The Week in 62.4 Seconds.

District staff, students, community members and board members enjoyed the first School Board meeting in the new board meeting location, the Community Room, at Sunrise Park District Service Center on March 3.

Preschool registration is now open! We offer a safe and nurturing environment for a child’s first school experience away from home in our four star (highest possible rating) Parent Aware rated programs.

White Bear Lake Area Schools (WBLAS) recently conducted a community and parent survey to gather insights into the district's performance and community perception. The results, presented by Peter Leatherman from The Morris Leatherman Company at a School Board work session, highlight a strong sense of satisfaction and support from both district residents and parents.

A group of Willow Lane Elementary students presented a check to Make-A-Wish. 

At Willow Lane Elementary, Kindergartners are learning about kings and queens in their CKLA lessons. Get a closer look at the exciting activity in this video issue of the district's The Week in 62.4 Seconds.

District Center offices, including the Centralized Enrollment Center, have moved to the Sunrise Park District Service Center located at 2399 Cedar Avenue in White Bear Lake.

At the January 13, 2025 Regular Meeting of the School Board, the Oath of Office was administered by Superintendent Kazmierczak to newly elected School Board members Angela Thompson, Scott Arcand, and Dan Skaar.

If winter weather is so severe that schools need to close, families will be alerted via phone, email and text to those with texting capabilities. The message will be posted on the district's website and social media accounts, and the information will also be available on local media outlets.