Schools

EP Schools seeking applicants, community feedback for high school principal role

Juliana Allen • March 1, 2024

Eden Prairie Schools announces opening for EPHS principal with a starting salary exceeding $190,000, alongside a competitive benefits package.

Llamas, dance parties, and bingo: Finals week fun at ISM

Juliana Allen • February 29, 2024

During finals at ISM, students balance hard work with fun activities like llama visits, enhancing mental health and academic success.

EP students celebrate 100th day of the 100th year of school

Juliana Allen • February 23, 2024

Eden Prairie Schools' dual centennial celebrations inspire unique educational activities, blending current learning with historical exploration.

Principal Gibbs set to depart EP High School

Juliana Allen • February 22, 2024

Nate Gibbs announces departure from Eden Prairie High School, initiating search for the fourth principal in seven years.

Volunteer judges needed for CMS-hosted History Day regionals

Juliana Allen • February 21, 2024

Volunteers at Eden Prairie's National History Day competition help middle schoolers explore history through creative projects.

On Campus

EPLN Staff Reports • February 20, 2024

EPLN periodically recognizes Eden Prairie post-secondary students honored by the colleges and universities they attend.

College-bound students waiting for FAFSA fix before making final college decisions

Jim Bayer • February 16, 2024

FAFSA delays impact college-bound students' financial aid decisions, Eden Prairie High School's college and career specialist Abby Gee navigating families through uncertainty.

Animal-assisted therapy brings rewards and joy to Oak Point community

Juliana Allen • February 14, 2024

At Oak Point Elementary, Diggity the therapy dog boosts students' learning and well-being every "Diggity Day," under Maria Papas' guidance.

Eagle Heights’ Lawson to succeed Lobben at Prairie View

EPLN Staff Reports • February 13, 2024

Jess Diaz Lawson named Prairie View's associate principal, succeeding Brett Lobben, effective Feb. 26, praised for her collaborative leadership.

Eagle Ridge, EPHS students win top spots in Congressional App Challenge

Juliana Allen • February 13, 2024

Eagle Ridge and EPHS students shine in the Congressional App Challenge, leveraging computer science to solve real-world problems.

FEPS awards over $50,000 in grants to EP teachers and staff

EPLN Staff Reports • February 8, 2024

The Foundation for Eden Prairie Schools recently awarded $50,350 to 15 teachers and staff; funds are to be spent during the 2023-24 school year.

Summer unemployment benefits for hourly school workers bring opportunities, costs

Juliana Allen • February 2, 2024

Minnesota's new law now allows non-licensed hourly school workers to receive unemployment benefits during summer breaks, a significant policy shift supporting education support professionals.