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DASH Basketball Tykes (Ages 2-6)RecreationIntroduce your child to the fundamentals of basketball in a high-energy, positive environment! Our Basketball TYKES camps focus on the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through age-appropriate drills and fun mini-games. We emphasize building confidence and a love for the game while developing early athletic skills. We provide all the equipment, just bring your energy! Bring to class: water bottle. Basketballs are provided. Parent Participation: Required for ages 2–3; recommended for ages 4–6 when extra support is needed.. Enter door 1.Fall 2026 -
DASH Flag Football Camp (ages 6-10)RecreationExperience the thrill of football in a safe, non-contact environment! We teach the fundamentals of passing, catching, rushing, anddefense, ensuring players are challenged at their appropriate skill level. Our coaches lead with Respect, Hustle, and Pride,culminating in a final-day scrimmage. Bring to class: water bottle (spikes/cleats and mouthguards are optional). Flag belts and footballs are provided. Meet at the outdoor field behind the school.Fall 2026 -
DASH Flag Football Tykes (Ages 2-5)RecreationExperience the excitement of football in a safe, non-contact setting! Our Flag Football TYKES camps teach the fundamentals of passing, catching, rushing, and defense through skill-based drills and fun games. Dress for the weather as we will be outside for all sessions. Bring to class: water bottle (spikes/cleats are optional). Footballs and flag belts are provided. Parent Participation: Required for ages 2–3; recommended for ages 4 when extra support is needed. Meet at the outside fields.Fall 2026 -
DASH Floor Hockey Camp (Ages 5-8)RecreationGet ready for action on the gym floor! Our Floor Hockey camp offers a well-rounded experience, teaching players how to stickhandle, pass, shoot, and defend. We combine technical drills with skill-based games to build hockey IQ and athleticism in a fun, positive environment. Sticks and pucks are provided. Bring to class: water bottle. Enter door 1.Fall 2026 -
DASH Floor Hockey Tykes (Ages 2-4)RecreationFloor Hockey TYKES provides an engaging introduction to the sport. Players learn to stickhandle, pass, and shoot through positive, skill-based games and drills. We provide all sticks and pucks; Bring to class: water bottle and athletic shoes. Parent Participation: Required for ages 2–3; recommended for age 4 when extra support is needed.. Enter door 1.Fall 2026 -
DASH Volleyball Skills Camp (Ages 6-10)RecreationServe up some fun! Our Volleyball camp focuses on the fundamentals: passing, serving, and hitting. We mix technical instructionwith skill-specific games to give players a better understanding of how to play in a real game environment. It’s the perfect way tobuild your skills and team spirit. Bring to class: water bottle (knee pads optional). Volleyballs are provided. Enter door 1.Fall 2026 -
Declutter Your Home: Simplify Your LifeLifeIf your home feels cluttered and overwhelming, you are not alone. Many of us are managing too much stuff and don't know where to start. Transform your space by learning a simple and realistic approach to clearing clutter and creating a home that feels calmer and easier to manage. You'll leave with a clear place to start, practical strategies you can use right away, and the confidence to make steady progress. Enter door 1.Fall 2026
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Dining at the RanchSpecial EventsEnjoy time with friends at Pizza Ranch in Waite Park for a delicious, all-you-can-eat buffet. A room is reserved just for us! Feast on a variety of pizzas, chicken, potatoes, salads, soups, and desserts. Bring to class: money for your meal and beverage (tuition covers cost of Project Challenge staffing only). Staff that attend with participants must pay for themselves.Fall 2026 -
Dinner & a MovieSpecial EventsEnjoy a tasty, light supper at Zaffiro's Pizza in Waite Park and afterward attend a movie at Marcus Parkwood Cinema (conveniently located just down the carpeted hallway from the restaurant). Participant pick up will be at the theater following the movie. Tuition includes movie admission. Bring to class (optional): spending money for your meal and movie snacks.Fall 2026 -
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Doing It Different: Habitat Help for Lawns, Shorelines & PollinatorsNatureDiscover how small changes in landscaping can make a big impact on water quality, native habitat, and pollinator health. This class will look into practical ways to restore shorelines, create pollinator-friendly lawns, and design rain gardens that filter runoff while supporting wildlife. Whether you’re looking to replace traditional turf with native plants, improve shoreline resilience, or attract beneficial insects, this session will present some environmentally friendly alternatives.Fall 2026 -
Dolly Parton's 5 Ingredient CasseroleCookingNEW! Ready for a flavorful but easy fall recipe to make on a chilly Tuesday evening? This Dolly Parton’s 5-Ingredient Casserole is a simple, comforting dish made with just a handful of pantry staples for a creamy, cheesy bake that’s hearty and delicious. You don't need to be an expert chef, it's beginner friendly with a southern charm. Enter door 31.Fall 2026 -
Drop In and Play!ECFE for Parents and Children of Mixed AgesBring your little one for a fun and engaging open play experience! This free drop-in class offers a safe space for young children to crawl, climb, explore sensory toys, and develop early social skills. Each session encourages movement, curiosity, and caregiver-child interaction through unstructured play. It's also a great opportunity for caregivers to meet other families in the community. Come when you can--no long term commitment required. There is no charge to attend and no registration is required.ECFE Fall 26-27 -
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Early Childhood Screening 2026 - 2027Early Childhood ScreeningMinnesota law requires that all children must have a health and developmental screening before entering kindergarten in a public school. Early Childhood Screening is a free check of how your 3-year-old is growing, developing, and learning. The screening includes a developmental assessment, vision, and hearing testing, height and weight measurement and an immunization and health history review. The purpose of this FREE screening is to identify children who many need additional time and experiences to be ready for school. The sooner we get started, the more likely your child will begin school with the necessary skills to succeed. Please arrive 10 minutes early prior to your appointment time in order to complete required forms. Enter door 1.2026-27 Early Childhood Screening
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Escape the Labyrinth: VR Game Development (Grades 3-7)Special InterestBuild your own VR games! Start with smaller projects to learn coding and design basics, then construct a full labyrinth with challenges, characters, and immersive exploration. View projects on mobile devices or VR systems like Oculus. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5 days before class, please email Home Technical Requirements: Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM. Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones typically DO NOT Work. Internet: Broadband internet. Webcam, Microphone and Speakers. Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class. Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard. Additional Technical Requirements: Constructs Website. Constructs Account (sign-up information will be provided before class).Fall 2026 -
Estate Planning for Families of Individuals with DisabilitiesLifeNEW! Is it better to have a formal plan in place or leave the future to family dynamics and an ever-changing benefits system? With proper planning, families can help provide for the future of individuals with disabilities. This class will discuss how to properly protect your assets and ensure it does not adversely affect a loved ones benefits and programs. Whether assets are tangible, income-producing, or otherwise, there are options available with their own advantages and disadvantages. Participants will learn more about how these trusts fit into their estate plan. Enter door 1.Fall 2026