Join the Skatin' Place to learn or grow your roller skating skills! Each lesson is designed to teach essential skills for progressing through the levels, all while engaging in fun activities. On the first day, we’ll assess your child’s current skills and place them in one of three levels: Level One: Focus on correct form for skating and stopping. Expect a few falls while taking a full lap. Level Two: Skating forward efficiently. A few falls during the visit are normal. Level Three: Mastering backward skating, stepovers, and the famous “Shoot-the-Duck.”Showing off might lead to a fall or two!" Arrive 10-15 minutes early to lace up and warm up. Skate rental not included in fee.

For parents and children from birth to kindergarten entry with special needs (IFSP or IEP), as well as their siblings. Classes include parent-child playtime, opportunities for parents to observe their children in an early childhood learning environment, and time to connect with other parents and discuss parenting topics with licensed teachers. Child guidance and parent support are provided by teachers licensed in early childhood and parent education. The class also focuses on topics related to special needs and special education.

St. Cloud Crush Boys & Girls HS Summer Tennis Team Hitting Returning Crush Varsity/JV/Jr. High Players

St. Cloud Crush Girls Summer Basketball Practice (Entering grades 7-12) July 23 - 11am-1pm Scrimmage

Tech Girls Summer Soccer Practice (Entering Grade 7-12)

Welcome to St. Cloud Crush Jr. Tennis! This program includes three youth levels addressing skill development at each level. Levels 1-3 are introductory to beginning levels. In level one (ages 7-8) students work on athletic skills, motor skills, tennis skills, and the ability to rally with another player. Level two (ages 9-10) includes students working on athletic skills, tennis skills, rally skills, and will apply skills in a game situation when ready. In level three (ages 11 & up) the participants will rally and work on strategies including the use of forehand, backhand, volley, and serve with actual game play involved. (Racquets available or bring your own).

Join us for an exciting and instructional Crush Summer Softball Camp open to all students in District 742 entering grades 5–12 for the 2026–20267school year! Whether you're new to the game or looking to sharpen your skills for the upcoming season, this camp is designed to help players improve in hitting and fielding. Participants will have the flexibility to sign up for times that best fit their summer schedule, making it easy to stay active and engaged without missing out on other summer commitments. Come ready to learn, compete, and have fun with Crush coaches and fellow players. **Girls will sign up for times throughout the week (via Google Doc) that fit within their schedule. Times will be open for up to 6 at a time. Sign up schedule will be sent out by Coach Mathiasen after athlete is signed up** Please contact Jordan Mathiasen with any questions at Jordan.mathiasen@isd742.org Meet at the Varsity Softball Field at Tech.

Beginner stand up paddle boarders will improve their skills and confidence with both on-land and on-water instruction. Class will take place at Warner Lake, a non-motorized lake that is perfect for beginners. Come prepared to get wet and have fun! All participants must sign a waiver and children under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 18 need waiver signed by parent. No lifeguard will be present. All equipment will be supplied by Clear Waters Outfitting. Meet at Warner Lake boat launch.

Operation S.A.V.E will provide education about how to recognize the signs and symptoms of suicidal thinking, ask the most important questions, validate a person's experience and expedite help and emergency services. Participants are encouraged to ask questions through out the class. Enter door 1.

NEW! Did you know that playing chess can help strengthen a student’s memory, improve a child’s decision-making skills, and help instill an understanding of actions and consequences? Kids who play and practice chess regularly often see increases in math skills as well as reading comprehension. Plus — it’s fun — kids love it! The camp is open to students from 1st grade to 8th grade, regardless of experience level. Chess camp will consist of lessons, chess puzzles, practice games, tournament games, blitz chess (speed chess), chess variations and a look at chess history. Campers will learn basic tactics, strategies, and concepts. Chess sets and other materials will be provided. There will also be time for some physical activity as well. Camp will conclude with a tournament and the awarding of trophies and medals. The chess camp is directed by Pat LaVone, a highly regarded Minnesota chess coach, with over 28 years of teaching experience. He has led teams to top finishes in U.S. championship events and coached Eden Prairie High School and Breck School teams to Minnesota State Scholastic Championships. In 2004, LaVone was honored as the Minnesota School Chess Association Coach of the Year.