Inspiring News
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The Eden Prairie School Board set May 14, 2019 as the date for the district’s referendum election. Eden Prairie voters will decide on improvements to school learning environments and on enhancements to school security.
On Jan. 7, the Eden Prairie School Board unanimously approved the appointment of Karla Bratrud to the board.
Eden Prairie Schools has named Brett Johnson, APR, as the Senior Director of Communications & Community Relations. The selection follows an extensive search and interview process. Johnson was hired after former director Jaclyn Swords departed in December to pursue another career opportunity.
Join the board for refreshments and conversation Monday, January 14, 2019.
At their Dec. 10 meeting, the school board approved placing a question on the ballot to cover improvements from the Designing Pathways process.
Proposal includes a referendum for community approval.
Jaclyn Swords, Director of Communications and Community Relations, has resigned from her position with the district. Jaclyn has accepted the position of Director of Marketing and Communications for Youth Frontiers.
Eden Prairie Schools elementary teachers participated in a professional development day on Nov. 9, 2018 to deepen and expand their skills and knowledge around teaching mathematics.
Eden Prairie School Board Incumbent Lauren Crandall was elected to a one-year term on the Eden Prairie School Board. Crandall garnered 11,319 votes, taking 49.57 percent of the vote.
Join us in November at Kindergarten Kick-off. Meet the principal, tour the school and gather information for this important step in your child’s life.
After nearly 10 years of declining enrollment, Eden Prairie Schools has officially increased its student enrollment. Eden Prairie Schools has 8,797 students following the official October 1 enrollment count reported to the Minnesota Department of Education.
After three years of planning, public input and research, Superintendent Dr. Josh Swanson presented his recommendation to the school board regarding Designing Pathways - Eden Prairie Schools’ process to define a 10-year outlook of its academic programming and supporting facilities.
A student’s ability to read at the expected level by third grade is an essential step toward increasing the number of students who succeed academically, graduate from high school on time and do well in life and the workforce.
After an extensive search and interview process, Matthew Hippen has been hired as Eden Prairie School’s director of finance.
