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Sourdough for BeginnersHobbiesJoin instructor Alyssa Shank of Lillies & Loaves to learn the basics of sourdough baking! Alyssa will cover starter care, dough making, how to fold and shape dough, as well as some of the finer points of baking. Everyone will leave with their own starter and dough for 2 loaves and a guide to continue their sourdough journey at home.Fall 2026 -
Spanish for FamiliesAll AgesGather the family to learn new language skills or brush up on the basics! Join us for this introduction to Spanish that everyone can practice at home. From hola to adios, learn the basics of one of the fastest growing languages in the world! Registration cost is per family, NOT per individual. Everyone is welcome!Fall 2026 -
Spanish for TravelSkills DevelopmentCosta Rica? Spain? Mexico? Learn the basics of the Spanish language to better communicate on your world travels! From airport to adventures, prepare for your trip like a pro. Sign up with your travel companion for unas muy buenas vacaciones!Fall 2026 -
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SportsHosting a variety of individual and team activities to learn and practice skills, expand game/sport knowledge and grow as individuals and team players.Category -
SportsProviding individual, group and team opportunities for fitness and funCategory -
WaitlistVEX IQ Robotics (Competitive)Science + TechnologyVEX IQ Robotics (Elementary Division) will begin in September with a MANDATORY Meeting on Tuesday, September 8, from 7:00- 8:00 pm at Lincoln Community Center in the Auditorium. Registration is limited and open ONLY to youth currently enrolled in grades 4-6 in Fall 2026. Due to program demand and VEX guidelines and grade requirements will be enforced. We will form teams of 2-3 students who will collaborate on all aspects of building, programming and driving the bot used to compete in virtual and /or in person VEX IQ competitions (with the goal) to qualify for the State VEX IQ championship in Spring of 2027 (date TBA). This is a competitive experience. Season runs from September - March (end date TBA and determined by qualifying success at region and / or state championships). Transportation to out of town contests (including state) is provided by parents of team members. Information re: tournaments, qualifying results and formats for competition have yet to be announced. Information will be shared with teams as it becomes available. The VEX IQ program is an early experience for elementary youth, interested in competing in VRC (VEX Robotics Challenge) in middle school or high school. VEX IQ does have a qualifying experience for the World Championship (Spring 2027). Youth / teams that qualify and want to participate in the World Championship will do so on their own via family and team fundraisers, led by the team parents. Community Education will pay team registration fees for invitationals and the state championship, as well as finance all necessary equipment for a season of competitive play. More information shared at the parent meeting in September. For more information on VEX IQ, contact Melanie M. Schmidt at mschmi3@isd77.org Our department is seeking VOLUNTEER coaches to assist with weekly practice sessions. Volunteers are a large part of our program success. To learn more, contact Melanie Schmidt at 507-207-3044 or mschmi3@isd77.orgFall 2026 -
Veil Belly DancingHobbiesJoin us for a fabulous and fun Belly Dance class with instructor Patrice Huntstad. You will learn simple belly dance choreography with veils, perfect for beginners with enough interest for the more advanced dancer.Fall 2026 -
Washington ElementaryACESSchool Year 2026-2027 ACES Site -
Water Aerobics, Lap Swim, and Water WalkingAquaticsAges 18 and Up, Under 18 must be accompanied by adult Join us for a low-impact, high-energy water workout designed for all fitness levels! Led by an experienced instructor, this class allows participants to move at their own pace while improving strength, flexibility, and endurance in a supportive and refreshing environment. With both shallow and deep water options available, this class is perfect for anyone looking for a gentle yet effective workout—no swimming ability required! Expectant mothers are welcome to join in for a safe and beneficial exercise option. Plus, during each session, three lanes will be available for open lap swimming - perfect for those looking to add extra cardio or train at their own pace. Come make a splash, stay active, and enjoy the many benefits of water aerobics and lap swimming! Flexible Payment Options: $32 Monthly Membership – Automatic payment on the 1st of each month $5 Drop-In Fee – Pay at the pool via cash, credit, or check. Save Your Card on File – For quick and easy future drop-in paymentsSummer 2026
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Water Safety Instructor ® CourseAquaticsEarn your certification to teach American Red Cross swimming and water safety, and gain the skills needed to teach courses and make presentations to swimmers of every age and ability. Through our Aquatic Instructor Training program, you can help recreational swimmers meet their goals, refine their skills and stay safe in, on, and around water. Water Safety Instructor (WSI) ® course trains instructor candidates to teach all of the courses presented in the Swimming and Water Safety program to all age groups; learn-to-swim courses including Parent and Child Aquatics, Preschool Aquatics, Learn-to-Swim Levels 1-6, Adult Swim, and private swimming lessons. This certification is the gold standard and provides the most comprehensive training for swim instructors. Pre-requisites Front crawl - 25 yds Back crawl - 25 yds Breaststroke - 25 yds Elementary backstroke - 25 yds Sidestroke - 25 yds Butterfly - 15 yds Maintain position on back for 1 minute in deep water Tread water for 1 minute This is a blended learning course. Students will do online work on their own and work on in-water and class management skills during in-person sessions.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistYoung 2's (18-30 months) - Gradual SeparatingEarly Childhood Family EducationToddlers are constantly on the go and exploring with wonder. That is their job. Join us for fun activities that encourage language development, self-help skills, and a variety of sensory activities. Gradually, as the class allows, parents will move on to the parenting room. As a parent, you will gain knowledge and support from a licensed parent educator and other parents during discussion time. Outdoor experiences will be provided weather permitting.ECFE Fall Semester 2026-2027 -
YouthA variety of opportunities for Pre K - 12 grade youth.Category -
Youth ArcherySportsArchery is fun way for students to try something new! Our program provides the curriculum and equipment to teach the basics of using a compound bow. Classes are taught by a certified archery instructor and provide a safe and fun introduction to the sport of archery. Commands, signals, techniques and shooting challenges are all part of the program. Learn about equipment and participate in a low-pressure and supportive environment. All equipment is provided. The Intermediate course requires completion of the Beginner course. Teens now have the opportunity to become involved in something new and explore the world of target shooting! Participation within an archery program has been shown to increase student concentration, positive behavior, motivation and focus! Our teen program will also utilize the NASP curriculum and equipment, and will teach the basics of using a compound bow. Students will have the opportunity to shoot from various distances and participate in class competitions!Fall 2026 -
Youth Recreation Series - BasketballSaturday Morning SportsDribble, pass, and shoot your way into the weekend with our fun and active Saturday Morning Youth Basketball program! Each one-hour session begins with skill-building practice focused on rules and basic fundamentals, followed by game play to put new skills into action. This program emphasizes skill building and team work with plenty of encouragement—making it perfect for beginners and experienced players alike. No experience necessary. Please wear dry tennis shoes and bring a water bottle.Fall 2026 -
Youth Recreation Series - VolleyballSaturday Morning SportsBump, set, and serve your way into fun! This engaging Saturday morning program introduces kids to the basic fundamentals of volleyball—including rules, teamwork, and gameplay—through a mix of practice time and friendly game play. Sessions are designed to be inclusive and supportive, with no experience required and a focus on skill development, equal participation, and having fun while staying active. All equipment is provided. Please wear dry tennis shoes and bring a water bottle.Fall 2026
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Zapping the ACT: Test Prep SeminarAcademicZAPS® test preparation seminars are carefully designed to help each student do their best on the ACT. Students who complete the ZAPS seminar—and practice our tips and strategies at home—typically raise their ACT scores by 1 to 4 points. In the 5-hour ZAPS seminar, students will learn strategies for improving in all four sub tests, take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience, and get suggestions for individualized study in the days leading up to the test. Attendees receive a comprehensive Study Guide and 24 practice test workouts with detailed answer explanations. Students should bring a calculator and two pencils to the seminar. The seminar includes a 45-minute lunch break; students are responsible for their own lunches or may leave the campus during the break to get lunch. Due to age of students, lunch is "on your own" and not supervised by staff.Fall 2026 -
{YEL!} Fencing, Grades 2-5Skills DevelopmentNew and returning students invited! Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone participates) Olympic Sport. YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches fencers new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly fencing games, and then encourages students to use those skills in fencing bouts (matches). All equipment provided. Sign up today! For more information visit YELKids.com.Fall 2026 -
{YEL!} Fencing, Grades 6-12Skills DevelopmentNew and returning students invited! Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone participates) Olympic Sport. YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches fencers new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly fencing games, and then encourages students to use those skills in fencing bouts (matches). All equipment provided. Sign up today! For more information visit YELKids.com.Fall 2026 -
{YEL!} Junior Video Games with ScratchScience + Technology{YEL!} Video Games with Scratch For 2nd-5th grades STEM Video Game Enrichment for the 21st Century learner. Each {YEL!} Video Game class follows four basic components:•Teach It!…Students learn different video game design techniques (movement blocks, control blocks, basic animation, adding scores, etc.) •Code It!… Students use Scratch* to code their own video games: i.e. maze runner, asteroid smash and more. •Explore It!…Students can write their own video game code, experiment with it and test new options. Our collaborative learning environment encourages students to learn from each other. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. Scratch® is not affiliated with {YEL!} nor does it endorse this program.Fall 2026 -
{YEL!} Robotics: Muscle 'BotsScience + TechnologyGet ready to flex some robot muscle! We’ll build a robot to compete in a tug-o-war competition, a truck pull, and haul heavy loads. Students use these robots to learn basic computer coding and engineering principles. Sign up today and FLEX!Fall 2026