At Eden Prairie Schools, we believe that you are never done learning. That’s why our Community Education program offers hundreds of classes on topics from cooking to yoga!
Our youth program ignites new interests and challenges students in a fun, safe and supportive atmosphere.
Eagle Zone
You are your child’s first and most important teacher! Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) classes help you be the best parent to your child.
*Please note there will be NO screening appointments during the summer*
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Junior Eagle Zone for Preschool Students
Little Eagles Preschool provides an innovative classroom where creativity and imagination soars! Our diverse classrooms help students discover a love for learning in an interactive, stimulating, and academically rich environment.
Secure an hour of time with Our expert Parent Educator Kathy Matthews. Kathy will customize your hour to fit your needs and topic. Rate of $35 is per hour.
Think you might be interested in playing with precious metals and fire, but not ready to commit? This one-night class is perfect for you and a friend. Come make a simple pendant and try your hand at soldering, texturing, and bezel setting.
No experience needed—just bring your creativity and join Tai Salisbury, an experienced jeweler and instructor for almost 20 years, and let’s make some fiery magic! ?
Discover more about Tai Salisbury at https://www.salibenne.com/.
*Supply fee of $35 is due to the instructor at the class.
Tai has always loved creating and making, but it wasn’t until she discovered metalsmithing and jewelry making that she truly found her passion. From that moment on, she was all in—and she’s been working as both a jeweler and an instructor ever since.
For nearly 20 years, Tai has been teaching metalsmithing across the Twin Cities metro area. She runs her own classroom at Salibenne Jewelry Studios in Eden Prairie and also teaches through several regional community education programs, as well as at the Chicago Avenue Fire Arts Center in South Minneapolis.
With two decades of teaching under her belt, Tai has developed a deep appreciation for how the human brain works. She finds joy in figuring out the best ways to present information to each unique learner. Her favorite moments are when concepts click, creativity sparks, and students light up with excitement.
When she’s not in the classroom, Tai enjoys baking, reading, gardening, and just about anything involving furry companions.
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