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Field Day - Tuesday, June 4
Field Day is Tuesday, June 4. Volunteers are needed! Click on the link above for more information and volunteer sign ups.
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Lost and Found
Please check out the Lost and Found before June 4 to claim any lost items. Anything not claimed by then will be donated to a school in need.
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School Arrival Time
Students should not arrive at school before 8:25AM. If you need care for your child earlier than 8:25AM, please make arrangements with Kids Club/Wise Guys, a neighbor or family member. The office staff appreciates your help as they are busy preparing for the school day and cannot provide supervision for children.
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Edina sophomore wins Federal Reserve Student Essay Contest
May 21, 2019 - Edina High School sophomore Ryan Zhu won the 2019 Federal Reserve Student Essay Contest. For the past 31 years, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has hosted an annual Student Essay Contest open to all high school students that live within the Ninth Federal Reserve District. This year’s prompt was: “Use economics to describe and defend an effective immigration policy.”
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Students arrive for first exchange with South Korean school
May 17, 2019 – Edina High School (EHS) students, their families, and administrators welcomed 18 students from Andong Schools in South Korea last Saturday. These students will be experiencing Edina life with their host families and students for two weeks, and next fall, the Edina students who hosted the South Korean students will travel to Andong, staying with their brother/sister families and attending school there.
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Bauck honored by MASBO
May 17, 2019 - Margo Bauck, retiring director of Edina Public Schools Business Services Department, was presented the Outstanding Lifetime Contribution Award by the Minnesota Association of School Business Officials at their annual conference in Duluth, May 9.
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Rose Rees Peace award presented to Edina High School senior
May 15, 2019 - Edina High School (EHS) senior Andrea Richardson received the 2019 Rose Rees Peace Award from the National Council of Jewish Women – Minnesota (NCJW) at a ceremony on May 1. Given to 25 students from local high schools each year, the award honors “exceptional high school seniors who have demonstrated a commitment to service, advocacy, community and peace.”
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Celebrating success, looking forward
A message from the Edina School Board and Edina Public Schools Administration: With just weeks to go in the 2018-19 school year, we want to take a moment to celebrate our successes and talk about the future.
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SVMS Peer Insights to receive PACER Center award
May 9, 2019 - South View Middle School’s Peer Insights group will be honored at the PACER Center’s Unity Awards event on May 22. The group will be presented with the 2019 Faces of Change Award by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center.
