Welcome to Fridley Middle School
Fridley Middle School is an International Baccalaureate World School that offers the Middle Years Programme (MYP) to students in grades 5-8. There are many outstanding reasons to attend Fridley Middle School - we have committed and compassionate teachers, a diverse student learning environment that prepares students for a global workplace, and a strong focus on challenging all students to new learning.
In addition, our grade-level team structures are strategically designed to build community. Students also benefit from multiple opportunities to get involved, including a multitude of activities and athletics and community service activities.
School News
To efficiently plan transportation routes and to secure an adequate number of bus drivers, Fridley Public Schools is requesting all families who will be using bus transportation next year to submit a Transportation Request form.
Congratulations Fridley High School seniors Crystal Analco Morales and McAlvin Juasemai, who are the district’s first Act Six scholarship recipients!
Congratulations to six Fridley High School student athletes who were celebrated at the Athletic Signing ceremony on May 13.
Fridley High School EMR and EMT students received hands-on training from members of the Fridley Fire Department, performing a vehicle extrication on May 17.
Congratulations to Fridley High School (FHS) juniors Prima Bhakta and Amayramy Ruiz-Barrios who earned the 2022 Harvard Prize Book Award and Yale Book Award, respectively.
Fridley High School Class of 2022 seniors were honored at the 64th annual Lions Scholastic Achievement and Awards Ceremony on May 19. Over $160,000 in community scholarships was awarded at the event.
The Fridley High School Class of 2022 commencement ceremony will be held on Thursday, June 2 at Bob O'Neill Stadium at Fridley High School. Click for additional information.
At the first in-house food packing event, over 100 Fridley High School Key Club and Fridley Middle School Builders Club, and Lead for Change students volunteered to support local organizations that surround the community on May 6.
In an effort to serve more ethnic and culturally diverse lunch items, Fridley Public Schools’ Nutritional Services department is expanding its menus to be more reflective of the district’s student population.