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MHealth Fairview is hosting a no-cost vaccine clinic at Irondale High School on Wednesday, Sept. 2, from 3-6 p.m.

All school-required vaccines will be offered to families at no cost (insurance will be billed as applicable). If families are unsure whether their students are up-to-date on school-required vaccines, they can check ParentVue or call their school health office.

Walk-ins are welcome, but making an appointment is preferred. Make an appointment online or call your school health office for assistance.

ParentVUE has transitioned to a new mobile app and is requiring all users to delete the old app and download the new one.

1. Delete the existing ParentVUE app from your mobile device (the new app will not function correctly if the old one is installed).
2. Download the new app, called ParentVUE (New), from the Google or Apple app stores.
3. Find the District via zip code and then select "Already Activated" to access the login screen.
4. Login with your existing username and password. If you have any issues logging in, please contact your child's school directly.

New to ParentVUE?
Families can use ParentVUE to view attendance records, test history, schedules, grades, assignments, personal information and more. If you need an activation code as a new user, contact your child's school directly.

For the 14th consecutive year, Mounds View Public Schools has won the Best Communities for Music Education Award, presented by the NAMM Foundation. Mounds View was one of only 13 Minnesota school districts to receive the designation for 2026. This year, more than 3,000 students in grades 4-12 chose to participate in band, choir and orchestra.

As you may know, the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf has been a proud pillar of our community in providing ongoing support to our students, families and residents. 

Earlier this week, the District sent you a message reassuring that our schools have a strong network of community resources available and ready to support our students and families. As recent immigration-related activities have escalated anxiety around our school community, we’d like to provide some information about our resources and how you can help.

Need is increasing 
In recent years, we’ve seen the needs for support with housing and food increasing in our community. Our community has continued to step up in support by donating more than one million pounds of food and basic needs items with families in our District. That generosity supported more than 13,500 visits to the food shelf. 

Ways to help 
We’ve had countless community members reach out and ask how they can help their neighbors. At this time, one of the most impactful ways to help is to donate money and/or food to the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf. 

• Tax deductible donations can be made in person or online. Monetary donations help us purchase food from area food banks and retailers at discounted rates, which multiplies our purchasing power. 
• Current high need items are diapers (size 4, 5, 6), baby wipes, toilet paper and laundry detergent, as well as non-perishable food items. Find a list of the most-needed items here. Donations can be dropped off at the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. - noon. Donations should be placed in the self-serve donation barrels at the back entrance (2544 Mounds View Blvd, Mounds View). 
• Currently, the food shelf is fortunate to have enough volunteers to cover their needs. We will provide updates and volunteer opportunities as they become available.

We’re grateful to our community for their generosity and willingness to help their neighbors.