High Contrast Main Menu Ways to Give BELWIN OUTDOOR SCIENCE About Calendar Teacher's Corner Special Education Information Ways to Give Galleries Home Belwin Outdoor Science Ways to Give MAKE A DONATION! Make a Donation to Belwin Outdoor Science There are a variety of ways to donate to Belwin Outdoor Science. Depending on the type of donation that you would prefer to make, please click on the appropriate icon for your donation. We appreciate your thoughtfulness and generosity! All donations are tax-deductible. MONETARY DONATION If you would like to make a monetary donation please make check payable to "Belwin Outdoor Science" and send check to: Belwin Outdoor Science 1553 Stagecoach Trail South Afton, MN 55001 Please feel free to contact us Monday – Friday between the hours of 8:30 am to 3:00 pm with any questions at 651-744-7967. DONATE CLOTHING OR EQUIPMENT Thanks for your interest in donating to Belwin Outdoor Science. We appreciate the generosity of people like you. Clothing donations help keep our young visitors warm and equipment donations help us offer the best tools for kids to use while they learn! We accept the following clothing items: - Hats - Mittens or Gloves - Winter coats - Spring/Fall jackets - Winter boots - Sweatshirts - Sweatpants - Wind pants - Snow pants - Scarves - Wool blend winter socks We accept the following equipment: - Cross-Country skiis (SNS only, not NNN/3-pin) - CC ski boots - CC ski poles - Animal pelts - Taxidermy mounts - Brock scopes - Microscopes - Binoculars Please contact Josh to discuss how to get your clothing or equipment to us - (651) 744-7967. © Copyright 2021 Saint Paul Public Schools. All Rights Reserved. Saint Paul Public Schools, District 625 | 360 Colborne Street, Saint Paul, MN, 55102 | 651-767-8100 communications@spps.org | NON-DISCRIMINATION NOTICE | ADA COMPLIANCE Questions or Feedback? Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright © 2002-2021 Blackboard, Inc. All rights reserved.

High Contrast Main Menu Justice for George Floyd Gordon Parks High School A community mural went up at Gordon Parks High School after the killing of George Floyd / Photo by Nicole Anderson @SquishyyBear The Saint Paul Public Schools community is mourning the loss of George Floyd who was killed by police in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020. Community members, neighbors, and SPPS students and staff have come together across the city to pay their respects and express their strong convictions against violence, discrimination and oppression in all forms. As SPPS, we stand together to support our students, staff and community as we continue to demand justice in our city and beyond. You can read Superintendent Joe Gothard's remarks here. Justice for - Curated tweets by SPPS_News George Floyd - Curated tweets by SPPS_News © Copyright 2021 Saint Paul Public Schools. All Rights Reserved. Saint Paul Public Schools, District 625 | 360 Colborne Street, Saint Paul, MN, 55102 | 651-767-8100 communications@spps.org | NON-DISCRIMINATION NOTICE | ADA COMPLIANCE Questions or Feedback? Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright © 2002-2021 Blackboard, Inc. All rights reserved.