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Superintendent Dr. Theresa Battle will present the State of the District address at noon on  Thursday, May 19. 

In her address, Battle will reflect on District 191’s response to the challenges of delivering education during a global pandemic and look forward to how the district is positioned to deliver on its promise of a Pathways model from pre-kindergarten through graduation. 

Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 is one of eight school districts selected to receive the Comprehensive Arts Planning Program (CAPP) award from Perpich Center for Arts Education.

District 191 schools will stay in their current learning models for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year, Superintendent Dr. Theresa Battle announced on April 22.

We're proud to announce that Alexis and Andrew Bunnell have been selected as National Honor Society scholarship recipients.

District 191 Superintendent Dr. Theresa Battle has been named the 2021 Minnesota School Public Relations Association (MinnSPRA) District Leadership in Communications Award recipient, recognizing her commitment to effective communications and public engagement. 

The Nicollet Middle School chess team won the 2021 Middle School Chess state championship, held virtually April 10-11. It was Nicollet's first time in school history to win the state chess title.

As part of Pathways implementation, District 191 has reimagined the ways it serves students who have been identified as having higher academic or learning needs. 

Janet Gulden, Systems Improvement and Student Achievement coordinator, worked with a wider team over the summer of 2020 to develop the role of Advanced Learning Specialists, as well as to take steps toward greater inclusion in any gifted student programming

Enrollment is now open for the new District 191 online school for the 2021-22 school year. Called One91 Virtual Academy, the school will follow the district’s unique Pathways model, supporting students in finding their passions and purpose so they are prepared for success throughout school and after graduation. 

Burnsville High School received the American College Application Campaign’s (ACAC) 2020 School of Excellence Award for its demonstrated commitment to student success and for serving as an exemplary model for Minnesota Goes to College, a coalition to ensure today’s students are prepared for tomorrow’s jobs.

On Monday, March 30, Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 will begin distance learning for students. 

During the first week of distance learning (March 30 - April 3), the district will follow its Flexible Learning Plan, which was originally intended for weather-related closures. This week will focus on relationship-building between teachers and students and continuing previous lessons, not introducing new concepts. 

Nominations are now open for the 2021 John Coskran Volunteer Award, presented annually in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191. Nominations are due by May 2.

In The EDGE summer program, students entering grades 6-9 take on fun experiences that help them develop independence, responsibility, accountability and improve their interpersonal communication skills.

Burnsville High School junior Shreyas (Shrey) Pothini is the 2021 recipient of the Excellence in Community, Education and Leadership (ExCEL) award.

AVID is a program dedicated to equipping students with strategies to prepare for greater academic rigor as they move through their school years and start thinking about college and career preparedness.

Families may have questions and concerns regarding the much-publicized coronavirus outbreak around the globe. To date, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) reports that there are no confirmed cases in the state of Minnesota, and the risk of COVID-19 for Minnesotans is low at this time.

Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 was one of 11 partners across the state to receive the 2021 Youth Skills Training grant, which develops and implements paid-learning opportunities for students 16 years of age and older.

Maria Pena Chavez received a Minnesota Aspirations in Computing Award (MNAiC) for her computing and information technology aptitude, leadership ability, academic history and plans for post-secondary education. A senior at Burnsville High School, she is one of only 18 students to be named a state winner.

For the 33nd consecutive year, District 191 staff will be presenting “Class Acts,” a comedy variety show, to raise scholarships for graduating seniors in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191.