Red Wing Public Schools ISD 256
March 22, 2026
"Flight Path 2030: A Principal’s Blueprint for Building AI-Ready High Schools" will be among the keynote addresses on National AI Literacy Day 2026.
National AI Literacy Day is an annual initiative designed to help students, families, educators, and communities better understand artificial intelligence. Red Wing Public Schools was selected as a supporting organization this year.
Superintendent Bob Jaszczak and Red Wing High School Principal Joshua Fuchs will discuss our initiative during a webinar at 9 a.m. Friday, March 27. Register here for the zoom link.
In addition, there is a host of resources available. Here are four:
Checkout all our offerings by clicking on the catalog cover. Highlighted are featured below:
YOUTH CLASSES INCLUDE
March 23: Driver's Education Classroom.
March 25: Intro to Ballet and Tap, ages 3-4.
Swim School by Red Wing Swim Club, ages 4+.
Intro to Ballet, Tap, and Jazz, ages 5-6.
Intro to Jazz and Hip Hop, ages 7+.
March 26: Burnside After School Craft & Snack - St. Patty's Fun, grades 2-4.
March 28: Bob Ross "Wet-on-Wet" Painting Class, ages 12+.
March 30: Intro to Horses at Lost Creek Ranch, ages 7-16.
Firearm Safety/Hunter Education Training Program, ages 11+.
March 31: Clay Hands Wall hanging, grades 2-4.
TWIN BLUFF MIDDLE SCHOOL CALENDAR
Thursday, March 26: Student Art Show TBMS reception, 4-5 p.m., Red Wing Arts Depot Gallery.
Friday, March 27: No school; teacher workshop.
Friday, April 3: No school.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND LINKS
Office hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Phone: 651-385-4530
Essays due April 1
If you were the mayor of Red Wing for one day, what would you do? Mayor Gary Iocco would like to know! Students can explain in their own words. Essays must be the original work of Burnside Elementary School students and be between 100 and 250 words.
One winner will be chosen. The student will be awarded $20 in Chamber Bucks, a ride in a police car and fire truck, a tour of the police and fire stations, and time to sit in the mayor’s Council Chamber seat with the winner’s name on the name plate. The winning student will also receive pictures of the day, and the essay will be published on the city’s website.
Essays are due by the end of the day Wednesday, April 1, 2026, and may be submitted in any one of these ways:
- Send the essay and a print entry form linked below as attachments by email to administration@redwingmn.gov. Please type “Mayor for a Day Contest” in the subject line; or
- Mail paper copies of the form and essay to “Mayor for a Day Contest,” City Hall, 315 W. Fourth St., Red Wing, MN 55066; or
- Deliver the form and essay to City Hall. Hand them to a staff member at the second-floor welcome area between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; or
- Fill out the entry form online at www.redwingmn.gov/BurnsideMFAD, and upload a copy of the essay as an attachment to the form.
Busing and roofing contracts also on agenda
The Red Wing School Board will officially respond Tuesday to the American Indian Parent Council, which last month presented a resolution of non-concurrence regarding shortfalls in educational programs for American Indian children. This is part of Minnesota Statute 124D.78.
The meeting will begin at 5 p.m. March 24 in Red Wing High School room J110. The agenda also will include votes on:
Issuance of bonds to fund replacing the Prairie Island Arena roof and two small sections of the Twin Bluff Middle School roof;
Adoption of a transportation contract for busing services starting with the 2026-2027 school year;
The meeting will be livestreamed. Find the full agenda on the BoardBook.
About our district
Red Wing Public Schools strives to provide an innovating and meaningful educational experience that fosters curiosity; pursues and applies best practices; embraces diversity by respectfully engaging all students, families, and staff; and connects and partners with our community. We serve pre-K through grade 12.
Website: www.rwps.org
Location: 2451 Eagle Ridge Drive, Red Wing, MN, USA
Phone: (651) 385-4500