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Burnsville High School Fees and DonationsBurnsville High School DonationsAfter selecting "Enroll Now" you will be able to choose to donate or pay a fine to a variety of programming within the Burnsville High School with multiple donation options of $25, $50, $100, and "Other". The programming includes: Burnsville High School General Donation BHS DECA BHS Book and Material Fee BHS Technology Fee BHS Hall of Fame Thank you for your consideration!Activities -
Burnsville High School Parking PassBurnsville High SchoolIf your student plans to drive to school, they will need to purchase a parking pass. There are three options to choose from. Full-Year is $100 Fall Semester is $50 Spring Semester is $50Activities 2627 -
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Burnsville SwingTeenThis is the school year program for swing dancers who auditioned and earned a spot on the Burnsville Swing Team during the Summer Swing Community Education program in July/August. If you have questions regarding auditioning for the team, please contact mihubbard@isd191.org (Participants will need to buy dresses/pant shirt outfit and shoes.) Swing Workshop: October 5, 6 and 7, 3-6 pm in the BHS wrestling gym, for auditions for those who aren't able to attend Summer SwingAn Evening of Swing: Saturday, May 22 from 6-10 pm in the Mraz TheaterLast Practice: Monday, May 24, 3-6 pm in the BHS wrestling gymFall 2026 -
Burnsville Woodcarvers ClubCraftsThis is a self-led workshop where woodcarvers inspire and learn from one another while sharing knowledge of the craft. Participants provide their own projects and materials needed to complete them. Advanced registration required. Students age 12 and up are welcome to participate when accompanied by a paid adult. Tution is paid yearly beginning in July. Rolling registration. No proration.Summer 2026 -
CE Open House & Resource Fair (Business) 2026Community EventsWe believe your business would be a valuable addition to our event, and we invite you to reserve a table to showcase your offerings. Please note that a table fee of $30 will be for businesses participating in the event.Activities 2627 -
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Campfire Cooking3D Discover, Dream, Do!Kids will take their fire skills to the next level by not only learning how to make fire and different fire structures but the science of using fire to cook things too! This class will teach all the basics like s’mores and tinfoil packets up to more advanced skills like dutch oven baking and spit roasting over the fire. Your campfire chefs will know how to make full course meals by the end of this class in addition to how to make a fire and manage it safely. Additionally, if your site allows it and there are things in season we may also do some foraging for some of the recipes too! We are working hard to have recipes for all dietary needs that are things kids will enjoy cooking and will be using a lot of raw and unprocessed ingredients and also have vegan, gluten-free, and nut-free options for most of the recipes we make. Please let us know if your child has dietary needs beyond this and we will work with you to make alterations when possible! (ages 9+) Recipe 1 - S’mores Recipe 2 - Skewers Recipe 3 - Tinfoil Packet Hash Recipe 4 - campfire beverages Recipe 5 - pie irons grilled cheese Recipe 6 - Grill basket French fries Recipe 7 - Dutch Oven Monkey BreadSummer 2026 -
Canva Power Hour: Advanced Tricks That Save You Time Online via ZoomTechnology & DevicesTake your Canva skills to the next level with advanced techniques and hidden features that will streamline your design workflow. This intensive, one-hour workshop is perfect for users already familiar with Canva basics who want to discover time-saving shortcuts, professional design hacks, and lesser-known tools that make creating stunning graphics effortless. Leave with insider tips that will transform how you approach design projects and cut your creation time in half.Fall 2026 -
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Card RecyclingClubs and Common InterestsCard Recyclers recycle and upcycle donated greeting cards for resale in the Burnsville Senior Center. They meet on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month from 12:30-4 pm. All are welcome to join. Card donations are always welcome and may be dropped off at the Burnsville Senior Center.Activities 2627 -
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Chalk Pastel HolidayPaintingChalk Pastels are extremely pigmented, blendable, and can be used to create paint-like effects without the use of water. In this class you will learn the many possibilities of this medium as you follow step-by-step instructions to create your own drawing.Fall 2026 -
Chateau Winery TourDay Trips and ToursStarting SoonChateau Winery Tuesday, July 28, 2026 9:45 am Depart Burnsville Senior Center, 200 W Burnsville Pkwy, Burnsville. Bus loads at Door #12 lower east side of Diamondhead Education Center. Check in begins inside the Sr Center 30 minutes prior to departure. Please check in no later than 15 minutes prior to departure time. 11 am Arrive at the Lowell Inn, a lush and elegant hotel that still stands the test of time. Have lunch in the Garden Room. The Lowell Inn, better known as the "Mt. Vernon of the Midwest, " opened in 1927. Menu: Fresh & almond crusted walleye is served with lemon cream sauce, vegetable of the day & sour cream mashed potatoes. Beverage and cookie. 12:30 pm Leave the Lowell Inn. 1:30 pm Arrive at the Chateau Winery nestled in rolling hills of the St. Croix River Valley. The castle-like breathtaking building, will have you feeling as if you've been whisked away to a historic French chateau. We'll divide into two groups for a tasting and a tour of the production area and Barrel Room. Explore the old-world charm of a winery created in the image of a European Estate. Enjoy the picturesque views of the St. Croix River Valley and vineyards located on the property. Visit the gift area and decide which wines you would like to purchase. 3 pm We leave the Chateau. Estimated arrival in Burnsville, 4:15 pm. Trip includes transportation, tour guide, lunch (tip for lunch included). Additional gratuities of $1-5/person for the driver and professional guide are customary.Summer 2026
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Chess Club - Fall OnlyChessGrade 1-5 The "King of Games and the Game of Kings." Chess is a fun game of strategy proven to improve concentration and build brain power. Tuition includes premium subscription to Chesskid.com. Subscription includes video tutorials, online practice puzzles and leveled play as well as the opportunity to play other chess club members online from home. When enrollment permits, chess club is divided by ability. Chess clubs are coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach of the award winning ISD 191 chess teams. Coaching staff ranges from classroom teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term love of the game.Fall 2026
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Chess Club - Full YearChessGrade 1-5 The "King of Games and the Game of Kings." Chess is a fun game of strategy proven to improve concentration and build brain power. Tuition includes premium subscription to Chesskid.com. Subscription includes video tutorials, online practice puzzles and leveled play as well as the opportunity to play other chess club members online from home. When enrollment permits, chess club is divided by ability. Chess clubs are coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach of the award winning ISD 191 chess teams. Coaching staff ranges from classroom teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term love of the game.Fall 2026
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Chess Club - Winter/Spring onlyChessGrade 1-5 The "King of Games and the Game of Kings." Chess is a fun game of strategy proven to improve concentration and build brain power. Tuition includes premium subscription to Chesskid.com. Subscription includes video tutorials, online practice puzzles and leveled play as well as the opportunity to play other chess club members online from home. When enrollment permits, chess club is divided by ability. Chess clubs are coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach of the award winning ISD 191 chess teams. Coaching staff ranges from classroom teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term love of the game.Winter-Spring 2027
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Child and Babysitting SafetyYouthParticipants will learn the responsibilities of being a prepared, safe, responsible, and professional babysitter. Topics include supervision, behavior guidance, proper feeding and diapering techniques, personal safety, basic first aid, medical emergencies, fire, and kitchen safety. Dolls, bottles, and diaper supplies will be provided at class for fun, hands-on participation. This class is developed by the Health & Safety Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. Class participants receive a certification card and a downloadable handbook.Summer 2026 -
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ClassesOne91 Early Childhood Programs- A nurturing environment where children are supported to grow at their own pace, exploring a world rich in literacy, social, and emotional experiences. This space fosters holistic development, encouraging curiosity, creativity, and resilience, while providing opportunities for meaningful connections and self-discovery across all areas of their growth.Category -
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Coffee Talk - Hearing Health & Helpful DevicesCoffee TalksHave you heard that 1 in 5 people experience hearing loss? Do you ever have trouble hearing phone conversations? You are not alone. Please join us for a presentation about hearing health as we age, and learn about helpful resources, available at no cost thanks to assistance provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act, that can improve our phone conversations. You'll also have an opportunity to receive a free hearing screening and/or instrument cleaning. Screenings are provided by Asher Morton, Hearing Care Provider from Hearing Life. Screenings are by appointment call 952-707-4120 to reserve your place. Presenter CapTel Phones Sponsor OEI on behalf of CapTel.Summer 2026 -
Coffee Talk -Long Term Care PlanningCoffee TalksMedicaid, Medicare, Veterans Benefits, Long-Term Care Insurance This course is jam packed with helpful information on financial planning for long term care expenses. Learn about multiple payment sources including Medicare, Medicare Supplemental Insurances, Verterans Benefits, Long-Term Care insurance, Private pay and medicaid. We'll cover many topics including financial eligibility, asset limits, gifting and transfers, look back periods, and more. Presenter, Mary Frances Price is an Elder Law Attorney. Sponsor: BrightStar Care Presenter: Mary Francis Price Elder law attorney Sponsor: BrightStar CareFall 2025