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MISSION OF THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT OF DISTRICT 191
Support educational and administrative staff efficiently, effectively and accurately so they may better serve our District's students.
Focus allocation of District human, financial and physical resources based on meeting specific students needs for learning, support, services and development.
Recent Finance Posts
Wallin Education Partners selects District 191 for inaugural ‘Opportunity Scholars’ program
Nov8th
District 191 is one of two public school districts in Minnesota selected by Wallin Education Partners to support with its inaugural Opportunity Scholars Program, which provides two-year...
Greater Twin Cities United Way grant spotlights manufacturing careers
Oct10th
A grant from the Greater Twin Cities United Way (GTCUW) totaling $10,000 is intended to expose Burnsville High School students to careers in manufacturing. Sourced through GTCUW by...
Bosch grant supports STEM Summer Academy for incoming 9th graders at BHS
Oct8th
A new program that helps incoming 9th graders make a successful transition to Burnsville High School will get an added boost next year thanks to a grant from the Bosch Community Fund....
Wells Fargo grant provides juniors with opportunity to attend National College Fair
Oct2ndThanks to a $2,000 grant from Wells Fargo, Burnsville High School can provide all 11th-grade students with bus transportation to the annual National College Fair at the Minneapolis...
Board approves budget for 2019-20 school year
Jun21stAt its June 20 meeting, the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 Board of Education approved a budget including $130.1 million in general fund spending for the 2019-20 school year....
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