SPPS Community Education offers a variety of classes designed for adults with developmental disabilities to explore interests, meet with peers, have fun and learn new skills!
Discovery Club School Age Child Care
Where families learn & grow together.
1/2 Day Nature-based Pre-K
Step back in time and explore the vibrant history and cultural richness of Rondo, Saint Paul's historic African American neighborhood. Led by Dr. Artika R. Tyner (award-winning author, civil rights attorney, and Rondo native), this immersive bus tour takes you on a journey through the heart of Rondo, and learn about its history as a bustling community filled with thriving businesses, arts, culture, and close-knit families.
As a Rondo native deeply committed to cultural preservation and arts-based community development, Dr. Artika Tyner is on a mission to uplift and celebrate the rich heritage of Rondo. Through her work as a motivational speaker, author, educator, and social justice advocate, Dr. Tyner inspires individuals of all backgrounds to become agents of positive change in their communities.
With a background as a law and leadership professor, lawyer, and nonprofit founder, Dr. Tyner brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her endeavors. She is recognized as a thought leader and innovator in driving diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives across a wide range of sectors, including Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, healthcare providers, government agencies, educational institutions, and grassroots organizations.
Dr. Tyner's commitment to social change is evident in her tireless efforts to create a more inclusive and just society. She challenges individuals and organizations to confront systemic inequalities and works collaboratively to develop tangible solutions that address the pressing issues of our time.
Through her work and advocacy, Dr. Tyner embodies the spirit of Rondo, honoring its legacy while striving to build a better future for all. Her vision is rooted in the belief that by uplifting our shared history and embracing our cultural heritage, we can create a world where equity and justice prevail.
Dr. Artika Tyner
