District Orchestra Festival showcases diverse music genres, featuring hundreds of students from all grades, and is open to the public.
Author: Juliana Allen
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One month after violent threats and pornography disrupted an Oak Point Elementary Zoom call, and following families’ requests for information about the incident, Eden Prairie Schools sent an email apologizing for the incident and clarifying future best practices for safe virtual events.
Brett Lobben, Prairie View Elementary’s associate principal, is leaving Eden Prairie Schools after 27 years to become the first principal of Highview Elementary School in Lakeville.
In the Eden Prairie School Board’s annual organizational meeting, Supt. Josh Swanson’s performance review was highlighted alongside key district decisions on leadership roles, financial forecasts, and educational initiatives.
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Students at the International School of Minnesota (ISM) are learning to play steelpan instruments while exploring the drums’ cultural history, thanks to a partnership with the music education program Pan Outreach. Several sets of steel drums arrived on the ISM campus in mid-December, where they will stay on loan until the end of January. Steel drums are percussion instruments that originated in the West Indies. They are also known as steelpans, or pans. Jackson Lee, a music teacher at ISM, said, “The goal is to create a deeper appreciation for music through an instrument that is rarely played by the…
Andrew Adams will join Eden Prairie Schools as the new executive director of business services in February 2024, succeeding Jason Mutzenberger.
Minnesota’s International School students partnered with Good in the Hood for a holiday project, fulfilling the wishes for six needy local families.
Oak Point Elementary’s celebration turned disturbing as explicit content and threats emerged during a Zoom event, leading to police involvement.