SNAPSHOT:
Highlands students were visited by local musicians Jeremy Messersmith and Andy Thompson last Friday, and had the opportunity to perform the song "Little Blue World," which Messersmith wrote for MPR's 50th anniversary.
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Art creations by Edina’s secondary students will be on display around Edina in two public shows during the month of May. The Edina Library will showcase 150 works by EHS students and 50 each from South View and Valley View middle schools.
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Every day at Highlands, students are reading, writing, doing math, and learning new skills in their classrooms. They are also being encouraged to make a difference in the world around them. When it comes to the environment, kids have stepped up in big ways.
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Earlier this year, two EHS teachers participated in a professional development opportunity. Claude Sigmund, social studies, and Sara Swenson, media specialist, attended the Marine Corps Educators Workshop at Camp Pendleton in California. They were invited by EHS alumni Sgt. Indiana Bloom.
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April 15 Board Meeting Highlights
Highlights from the April 15 regular meeting of the School Board include:
The next regular meeting of the School Board is Monday, May 20, at 7 p.m., in ECC Room 349.
A complete meeting
agenda
is posted three days prior to the meeting. Regular meetings of the School Board are live streamed on the district's YouTube channel. To watch, click on the YouTube icon at the bottom of every district website page, or find the link on the
School Board Meetings
web page.
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Q&A Sessions
are held as requested. View more information about
Q&A sessions
and the form to submit questions. Questions must be submitted by 3 p.m. one week prior to each session. Sessions are held at 6:30 p.m., prior to a regular Board meeting.
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Meeting schedule, dates and times are subject to change. For the most current information, view the Board Meeting
calendar
, and meeting
notices and agendas
on the district website. (Agendas are posted three days prior to meetings.)
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MN Vixen host two more games at Kuhlman Field
The Minnesota Vixen are the longest, continuously operating women's tackle football team in the nation -- and you can catch the action at Kuhlman Field. They played, and won, their home opener against the Wisconsin Dragons at Kuhlman Field on April 20. The Vixen have two more games slated for Kulhman, May 18 and June 1. Read more about the
Minnesota Vixen
and game day information on their website.
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Visit our
website
to view "Books Kids Love" and other resources.
We want to know what you’re reading!
Submit photos
of you and your family with the books you’re reading for school or for fun.
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about fundraisers and other opportunities!
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April 25-28:
EHS Thespians present:
Chicago High School Edition
, April 25-27, 7 p.m. EPAC; and 1 p.m. April 28. See
ticket info
.
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May 3:
EH
S Conc
ert Orchestra presents:
Coacello
, a student -directed, kid-friendly outdoor concert, 7 p.m., athletic fields outside EHS Door 5. Tickets $7. Bring a lawn chair!
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May 9 & 10:
EH
S Choirs present:
Happenin'
- a lively concert of singing and dancing, 7 p.m. Fick Auditorium.
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May 15-18:
EH
S Concert Choir presents:
Current Jam
, 7 p.m. Fick Auditorium; 1 p.m. matinee on May 18.
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May 21:
EHS 10th grade band concert previously scheduled for May 20 has changed to 7 p.m. on May 21.
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