Southview Christian School

American Montessori is a distinguished educational institution located in Burnsville and Apple Valley, Minnesota, dedicated to nurturing the growth and development of children from infancy through kindergarten. With a commitment to providing a supportive and enriching environment, the school caters to a diverse range of students, including those with language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional learners. The core mission revolves around fostering independence, curiosity, and a love for learning through the Montessori method, which emphasizes hands-on experiences and individualized learning paths. The school offers a variety of programs tailored to different age groups, including infant care, toddler programs, preschool, pre-kindergarten, and kindergarten. Each program is designed to encourage active exploration and cognitive development while integrating educational lessons with engaging activities. American Montessori prides itself on its team of AMI/AMS certified teachers who bring over 25 years of experience in early childhood education. This expertise ensures that each child receives personalized attention in small class sizes that promote meaningful interactions between students and educators. What truly sets American Montessori apart is its strong emphasis on community and cultural diversity. The school not only embraces American heritage but also instills an appreciation for various cultures among its students, preparing them to become compassionate global citizens. The focus on family partnerships further enhances the educational experience by creating a supportive network for parents and guardians. With specialized facilities designed for optimal learning and development, along with a legacy of over 500 successful alumni who have thrived in their academic pursuits, American Montessori continues to be a trusted choice for families seeking quality education in a nurturing environment.

Burnsville High School is the last stop on One91 Pathways, the career-connected program of Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191. Our students in grades 9 to 12 choose from 14 pathways in four career fields: Arts, Communications and Information Systems; Business Management and Entrepreneurship; Design, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies; and Health Sciences and Human Services. Students can earn college credit and career certifications such as EMT, and some finish an Associate of Arts degree before graduation. We also offer AVID and English learner classes. Ninth graders start in our 9th Grade Academy with Link Crew peer mentors. Special education follows the district's full continuum: IEP services in our building, and district focus programs for autism spectrum disorders, developmental cognitive disabilities and emotional or behavioral disorders when the IEP team decides. Students with remaining IEP goals can continue in the BEST Transition program for ages 18 to 21. Blaze athletes compete in more than 30 sports, including adapted soccer, floor hockey and softball. Our drumline, Theatre Guild, Quiz Bowl and Student Council keep students busy after class, and every student eats breakfast and lunch free.

Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 is dedicated to creating inclusive and barrier-free educational pathways for all students, particularly those with diverse learning needs. Serving a wide age range, the district focuses on students with language-based learning disabilities and those who are twice-exceptional, ensuring that each child is supported in their unique learning journey. The district employs innovative programs and therapeutic methodologies that emphasize lifelong learning, fostering curiosity and personal growth from elementary through high school. With a commitment to empowering students, the district offers tailored experiences that promote self-discovery and belonging, particularly during the critical middle school years. What sets District 191 apart is its low student-teacher ratio, which enhances individualized attention, alongside robust family partnerships that create a supportive community. Additionally, the district's specialized facilities and community events, such as All-Star Day celebrations, highlight each student's unique talents and identities, reinforcing a culture of inclusion and respect.