Burnsville Alternative High School

12/15/2021

Weather forecasts are showing the potential for dangerous road conditions and high winds tomorrow morning. We will be monitoring the weather today.

👉🏽 Please note that a 2-hour late start is a possibility for tomorrow.

To learn more about District 191 winter weather guidelines, visit https://www.isd191.org/families/winter-weather

05/20/2021

Way to go, Angela!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

For nearly 20 years, science teacher Angela Engelhardt has used the important work of animal conservation to inspire and guide her students. In doing so, she’s become a leader and a role model to students and teachers alike at Burnsville Alternative High School.

04/24/2020

Just a little 👋🏼 from our staff's homes to yours! ❤

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03/20/2020

BAHS students completed their last fundraising campaign for Free to be Wild. We were able to donate another $60. Our grand total to them for the year was $120! Well done! You continue to make a positive impact in the world. Proud of you!

01/16/2020

Holy Wow!!! BAHS students (current and former) and staff raised $274 in 6 days to donate to WIRES and the Animal Rescue Craft Guild. Way to Go!!! You are incredible and making a positive impact

01/09/2020

The students at BAHS are fundraising to help the wildlife that have fallen victim to the Australian wildfires. We will be donating all monies to WIRES which is a local rescue and rehab center in Australia and the Animal Rescue Craft Guild.
https://mkc.org.au/donations/arfsncrafts
OR
https://www.wires.org.au/

12/19/2019

Students in Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 will be on winter break from Monday, Dec. 23 through Wednesday, Jan. 1. All schools will be back in session on Thursday, Jan. 2.

During winter break, school buildings will be closed, with the exception of those schools hosting Project KIDS school-age child care programs (Dec. 26-27 at Harriet Bishop, Gideon Pond and Rahn elementary schools), pre-scheduled events through the district’s Community Education department, and activity/athletic practices and events at Burnsville High School.

The District 191 Community Education office, located in the lower level of Diamondhead Education Center, 200 W. Burnsville Pkwy., will be open Dec. 26-27 and Dec. 30. Ready to Grow/Ready to Learn and other Community Education classes will be taking place on those days as well.

District offices, including the District Enrollment Center, will be closed to the public from Dec. 23 through Jan. 1, and will reopen on Jan. 2. Messages may be left at the main switchboard at (952) 707-2000 or e-mailed to [email protected] and will be answered when staff members return.

12/10/2019

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12/03/2019

Students and staff raised $60 in three days as they built the Gratitude Tree. The money will be donated to Free To Be Wild. They are wildlife rehabilitation and sanctuary located in Zimbabwe.

11/04/2019

Polls will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, when One91 voters will decide on one question - whether to increase school funding by about $1.7 million.

If approved, two current voter-approved levies would be revoked & replaced with one levy of $1,900/pupil or the max allowed by state law (levy cap), whichever is less.

Because the proposed levy would replace the district’s existing levies, approval would mean fewer elections would be needed in the future.

If not approved, District 191 will face an expected $5.5 million budget shortfall, staff and programming will be reduced, and the ability to provide student support services will be limited.

For answers to commonly asked questions about the levy as well as voting and tax impact information, visit http://www.isd191.org/2019-levy-referendum