One91 Community Education Summer Programs
One91 Community Education - Diamondhead Education Center, 200 W Burnsville Pkwy, Suite 100, Burnsville, MN 55337
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One91 Community Education Summer Programs include academic programming, enrichment, childcare, summer athletics camps, and a variety of specific options such as art, dance, fencing, and sports classes and camps. The program also offers Rockin' Reader Storytime, Rockin' Reader Lunch Hour Concerts, Summer's Cool, 3D Camps in areas like drawing, Rubik's Cube, robotics, drones, rocketry, coding, and nature education, as well as Driver Ed and Swing Dance. Additional offerings include Project KIDS Summer Break, The EDGE, Blaze Athletic Camps, Kindergarten Jumpstart, Summer STEM Success Academy, a 9th-grade Strategies course, a Leadership and Service course, STEM with writing, summer school for grades K–7, a Summer Credit Recovery Program, and student chess events such as the One91 student chess tournament and the Burnsville Club and Action tournament.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Rockin' Reader happens every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. on the plaza beginning June 11.
• Price: Kindergarten Jumpstart is described as “A free program”; participation in Summer STEM Success Academy is described as “voluntary and free.”
At One91 Community Education, the stated mission is that learning is a lifelong pursuit, and the organization creates and supports enrichment and educational opportunities for people at every age who are ready to blaze their own path. The EDGE is described as a comprehensive youth program with a focus on building community, independence and positive interpersonal communication and socialization skills in a fun, recreational and educational environment where kids can feel success, achievement and recognition, and kids who attend The EDGE are involved in planning, have choices in activities, take trips, and are active in the community. Summer programming is described as providing additional support to meet the needs of all learners, and youth programs through Community Education include enrichment classes and activities, after-school programs, summer camps and more, while adult programs enable community members to learn new skills, earn a GED or citizenship, and make connections through the Senior Center.
Summer STEM Success Academy allows incoming 9th grade students to earn up to 2 elective high school credits for attendance and participation in three unique high school classes, and the Leadership and Service course includes learning about social justice issues and developing a plan for a service learning project to enact during the first semester as a high school student. Students in grades K–7 summer school are immersed in hands-on, project-based learning that focuses on themes that align with One91 Pathways. Rockin' Reader Storytime with District One91 Principals & Rockstars is offered in partnership with One91 Food Services and the City of Burnsville, and free summer meals are provided thanks to a federal program at several schools in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191. The Bowls for BrainPower fundraiser supports BrainPower in a Backpack, a largely student-supported community service program that provides weekend meals to students and families in need across Burnsville, Eagan and Savage.
The leadership team connected to these programs includes Superintendent Dr. Daniels; Director of Community Education Jason Sellars; ACE L4 Admin Assistants/Specialists Martha Najera Vazquez and Danielle Anderson; Cultural Liaison Maricela Dale; Youth Services Coordinator Courtnee Floback; and District 191 Early Learning Supports Specialist Danny O’Brien. Burnsville High School junior Kiara Angline was named a recipient of the Hennepin Theater Trust’s Triple Threat Award and was selected as one of Minnesota’s two nominees for the National High School Musical Theatre Awards (the Jimmy Awards), and Danny O’Brien will receive the Emerging Leader Award at the Minnesota Association of Family and Early Education (MNAFEE) annual conference.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Rockin' Reader happens every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. on the plaza beginning June 11.
• Price: Kindergarten Jumpstart is described as “A free program”; participation in Summer STEM Success Academy is described as “voluntary and free.”
At One91 Community Education, the stated mission is that learning is a lifelong pursuit, and the organization creates and supports enrichment and educational opportunities for people at every age who are ready to blaze their own path. The EDGE is described as a comprehensive youth program with a focus on building community, independence and positive interpersonal communication and socialization skills in a fun, recreational and educational environment where kids can feel success, achievement and recognition, and kids who attend The EDGE are involved in planning, have choices in activities, take trips, and are active in the community. Summer programming is described as providing additional support to meet the needs of all learners, and youth programs through Community Education include enrichment classes and activities, after-school programs, summer camps and more, while adult programs enable community members to learn new skills, earn a GED or citizenship, and make connections through the Senior Center.
Summer STEM Success Academy allows incoming 9th grade students to earn up to 2 elective high school credits for attendance and participation in three unique high school classes, and the Leadership and Service course includes learning about social justice issues and developing a plan for a service learning project to enact during the first semester as a high school student. Students in grades K–7 summer school are immersed in hands-on, project-based learning that focuses on themes that align with One91 Pathways. Rockin' Reader Storytime with District One91 Principals & Rockstars is offered in partnership with One91 Food Services and the City of Burnsville, and free summer meals are provided thanks to a federal program at several schools in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191. The Bowls for BrainPower fundraiser supports BrainPower in a Backpack, a largely student-supported community service program that provides weekend meals to students and families in need across Burnsville, Eagan and Savage.
The leadership team connected to these programs includes Superintendent Dr. Daniels; Director of Community Education Jason Sellars; ACE L4 Admin Assistants/Specialists Martha Najera Vazquez and Danielle Anderson; Cultural Liaison Maricela Dale; Youth Services Coordinator Courtnee Floback; and District 191 Early Learning Supports Specialist Danny O’Brien. Burnsville High School junior Kiara Angline was named a recipient of the Hennepin Theater Trust’s Triple Threat Award and was selected as one of Minnesota’s two nominees for the National High School Musical Theatre Awards (the Jimmy Awards), and Danny O’Brien will receive the Emerging Leader Award at the Minnesota Association of Family and Early Education (MNAFEE) annual conference.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
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