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One91 Community Education Blaze Your Path

At One91 Community Education, we believe learning is a lifelong pursuit. We create and support enrichment and educational opportunities for people at every age who are ready to blaze their own path.

Early Childhood Birth–Preschool

Early Childhood programs through Community Education spark the learning journey for children from birth to preschool.

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Youth Preschool–Grade 12

Youth programs through Community Education  include enrichment classes and activities, after-school programs, summer camps and more. 

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Adult Lifelong Learning

Adult programs through Community Education enables our community to learn a new skill through our many classes, earn a GED or citizenship through our School for Adults, make connections through the Senior Center, and more. 

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two young boys receiving summer meals

Thanks to a federal program, breakfasts and lunches will be provided at no charge to all children, ages 1 to 18, this summer at several schools in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191. 

District 191 employees recognized for excellence

Ten Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 staff members and an entire department are being recognized for their extraordinary contributions to the One91 community with 2022 Community of Excellence (COE) Awards. 

Making waves: Aquatics Coordinator teaches life skills to people of all ages

When it comes to swimming, District 191 Aquatics Coordinator Jessi Mosley has been making waves since she was eight months old. Learning the movements and developing muscle memory at this young age, Mosley grew fond of the water. She went on to participate in lessons at District 191 through the American Red Cross swim program where water safety, survival, and self-rescue skills are incorporated into each level, beginning with babies.

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With an undergraduate degree in recreation and natural resource management, Tom Umhoefer hoped to find work outdoors — maybe with the Department of Natural Resources — after leaving Mankato, where he was born and attended college.

Instead he wound up in Burnsville in 1987, planning and supervising activities for Project KIDS, the still relatively new elementary-age child care program in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191.