Announcement Archive

Learn more about our swim instructors, Olivia, Tessa, and Jada, who will be teaching your children to be more comfortable in the water and the importance of safety.

109 Edina High School students lettered in Community Service by completing at least 120 hours focusing on a particular cause or issue.

High school students in the Options program have partnered with a Creek Valley second grade classroom to enhance the student’s learning opportunities.

Edina Community Ed has partnered with the Edina Library and the Edina Senior Center to bring back the popular Great Decisions program to the community with in-person presentations on current events.

The Makers Space at the Edina Community Center is a dedicated room designed for community members to teach, learn, and enjoy creative projects together.

The Edina High School Tutor Center consists of a Writing Center and a Science and Math Center where students receive tutoring by EHS students. This year, Edina middle school students can now receive tutoring Monday evenings from 6-8pm at the Edina Public Library.

Three of the 11 Edina High School students that won were nominated by Edina Community Ed staff for their work with kids in our Kids Club program and enrichment opportunities.

Whether you are new to Edina or new to being a parent, the Edina Early Learning Center is where you create a lasting community of parents going through the same experiences as you.

Fourth and fifth graders of Highlands Elementary Kids Club/WISE Guys have started a Newspaper Club to publish stories and news about what is happening at the program in their monthly newsletter.

Third grade teacher Sara Weinberger runs the Korean Pop Culture Club for students at Countryside where she shares her Korean culture and interests.

The Edina Elementary Cheerleading Team brought together students in grades 3-5 to learn about the sport of cheerleading and compete in the Minnesota Cheer Coaches Association State Cheerleading Competition.

Jake Strunk is a professional dog trainer and lifelong dog owner and brings his education and experience to the Edina Community to teach K-9 obedience training and communication for dogs and humans. Sign up for his dog ownership class here.

On February 8th, Community Ed will host a free virtual screening of Screenagers: NEXT CHAPTER with a panel discussion featuring Natasha Monsaas-Daly, Director of Media and Technology Services, and Jeff Jorgenson, Director of Student Support Services. Register here!

Community members are volunteering in the district’s after-school Success Program, which supports students in grade 1-5 in math and reading.

Child Psychology students from Edina High School have been volunteering in our Early Learning Center preschool classes, and seeing firsthand the topics they have learned in class.