Edina Community Ed Youth Classes & Camps
Edina Community Center, 5701 Normandale Road, Edina, MN 55424
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Edina Community Ed Youth Classes & Camps offers specific midday activities called Lunch Bunch and MS Sandwich Society. Lunch Bunch and MS Sandwich Society connect a camper’s morning camp with an afternoon camp, and campers in these programs are picked up from their morning camps and brought to their afternoon camps by Community Ed Enrichment Rec Leaders.
• Ages: 2–17 years old
• Schedule: Lunch Bunch and MS Sandwich Society meet from 12:00–1:00pm at the South View Campus and require weekly registration.
Children in Edina Community Ed Youth Classes & Camps are asked to bring a water bottle labeled with their name and contact number and a nut-free snack, and those registered for Lunch Bunch or MS Sandwich Society should pack a sack lunch because there is no access to fridges or coolers for bagged lunches. Participants are instructed to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, and to arrive with sunscreen already applied, since all participants in day camps should expect to spend breaktime outdoors. Drop off for all camps takes place directly at the curb of the drop off zones, and students may be dropped off 10 minutes before their camp begins; if a participant is walking or biking to and from camp, a written note is required. Indoor spaces have been reserved in case of inclement weather, and Community Ed follows guidance from the Minnesota Department of Health using data from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency/AirNow for decisions related to air quality, as well as guidance from the National Weather Service for programming related to heat index.
Edina Community Ed Youth Classes & Camps is part of Edina Community Ed, which offers over 500 camps and classes for children from age 2 through grade 12 and is described as a unique education concept that treats education as a lifelong process and a shared responsibility among community members. Edina Community Ed is where Edina Public Schools intersect with the broader community, partnering with local businesses and organizations and serving as an entry point to and an extension of Edina Public Schools and a hub that connects people, places, and opportunities in Edina. Its mission statement is that it builds learning, growth, and connection opportunities that are of the community, by the community, and for the community. Edina Public Schools routinely receives accolades and awards for its programming.
The leadership team connected to these programs includes Hannah Christianson (Volunteer Programs, 952-848-4072), Tyler Morris (Performing Arts Spaces & Events), and Tom Gatyas (All Other Spaces).
Last updated July 25, 2026.
• Ages: 2–17 years old
• Schedule: Lunch Bunch and MS Sandwich Society meet from 12:00–1:00pm at the South View Campus and require weekly registration.
Children in Edina Community Ed Youth Classes & Camps are asked to bring a water bottle labeled with their name and contact number and a nut-free snack, and those registered for Lunch Bunch or MS Sandwich Society should pack a sack lunch because there is no access to fridges or coolers for bagged lunches. Participants are instructed to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, and to arrive with sunscreen already applied, since all participants in day camps should expect to spend breaktime outdoors. Drop off for all camps takes place directly at the curb of the drop off zones, and students may be dropped off 10 minutes before their camp begins; if a participant is walking or biking to and from camp, a written note is required. Indoor spaces have been reserved in case of inclement weather, and Community Ed follows guidance from the Minnesota Department of Health using data from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency/AirNow for decisions related to air quality, as well as guidance from the National Weather Service for programming related to heat index.
Edina Community Ed Youth Classes & Camps is part of Edina Community Ed, which offers over 500 camps and classes for children from age 2 through grade 12 and is described as a unique education concept that treats education as a lifelong process and a shared responsibility among community members. Edina Community Ed is where Edina Public Schools intersect with the broader community, partnering with local businesses and organizations and serving as an entry point to and an extension of Edina Public Schools and a hub that connects people, places, and opportunities in Edina. Its mission statement is that it builds learning, growth, and connection opportunities that are of the community, by the community, and for the community. Edina Public Schools routinely receives accolades and awards for its programming.
The leadership team connected to these programs includes Hannah Christianson (Volunteer Programs, 952-848-4072), Tyler Morris (Performing Arts Spaces & Events), and Tom Gatyas (All Other Spaces).
Last updated July 25, 2026.
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