Communications
The District 191 Communications Office provides strategic communications and community engagement planning for the district and is responsible for producing public relations materials including brochures, newsletters, videos, photographs and more.
The Communications Office is also responsible for maintaining the district's website and acts as liaison to Burnsville Community Television.
District News
Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 is proud to announce the launch of the Caring Community Series, a four-event series designed to support the well-being of One91 students and families.
The League of Women Voters of Dakota County will host a candidate forum for Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 Board of Education candidates on Sept. 24.
Due to construction of a residential building located on the site of the southeast parking lot at Diamondhead Education Center, alternate plans for staff and visitor parking and pick-up routes will go into effect on Monday, Sept. 16.
The 2024-25 school year in District 191 will include two early release days to accommodate professional development required by new state laws.
Foundation 191 will receive 30 percent of proceeds for online plant sales at Gertens through Aug. 22.
The Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting Award is considered to be the gold standard and the highest recognition for school district financial operations.
The lab uses software and systems that give students a unique digital perspective, including simulations of a wide variety of career pathways.
All District 191 students in grades 9-12 will be required to opt-in (register) to receive bus transportation to and from school. This change will help helps the school district create more efficient bus routes, ensuring students get to school as quickly as possible.
Susan Edmonson, coordinator of One91 School for Adults: “The combination of providing a variety of class options and the use of technology to be able to attend these classes has opened the doors for adults, enabling them to juggle their responsibilities while also attending school and progressing toward their goals."
In 2015, Jacob Notermann was the anchor for the BHS morning news. Since then, he's served as a public address announcer, political reporter and communications specialist in a broad-ranging communications career.