St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

This group offers activities for children from birth to age 5, led by a licensed early childhood teacher. A licensed parent educator will also facilitate a parent discussion group, with topics based on family needs and interests. Recognizing the challenges faced by family members of all ages and stages, this group aspires to create a safe and welcoming space to explore questions, concerns, and hopes. This group is especially intended for families with one or more members who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning (LGBTQ+). We recognize that families come in many forms, and all are welcome—including allies and extended family members.

Create a magical pendant and wand using TinkerCAD while building 3D design skills. Students will also enjoy Harry Potter–inspired challenges and design themed video games while waiting for their 3D prints to finish. One design will be printed and sent home. Printing and material fees are included in the camp cost. Bring to Class: a USB drive, nut-free lunch and drink. Enter door 1.

At this driver improvement course, you’ll discuss challenges drivers face, new road designs, vehicle technology, and updates to current laws. There are no written or behind the wheel tests, and a certificate of completion will be provided at the end of class. Class is taught as a presentation from a certified instructor. Participants age 55+ who complete this course can get a 10% auto insurance premium discount. Please remember to bring water, coffee, or snacks to enjoy during class. Enter door 1.

Register here for ARISE program services and you will be contacted.

This is intended for the Initial Contact form for the ARISE program. Please complete one form per child to be considered for ARISE. Important note! There is no charge for submitting this form, but you must complete the checkout to be enrolled. You must also receive a confirmation email upon checkout or your student will not be considered as a candidate for ARISE.

The American Heart Association: Adult and Pediatric CPR, AED, First Aid program helps you recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, automated external defibrillator (AED), breathing and first aid emergencies in adults, children and infants. This program will teach you the knowledge and skills needed to give immediate care to an injured or ill person and to decide whether advanced medical care is needed. Upon successful completion, you'll receive an American Heart Association: Adult and Pediatric CPR, AED, First Aid certification card that is valid for two years. The certification will be emailed within a few days after completion. This class is suitable for participants as young as 11 years of age and must have the strength to compress a CPR manikin two inches. Enter door 1.

Adult lessons are a perfect balance for the beginner golfer and those who want to review the basics and brush up on their game. You will learn the proper grips, stance, club selection, chipping, putting, full swing, common rules and course etiquette. You will enjoy lessons with a variety of demonstrations, handouts, practice time, skill challenges and time on the course. Bring to class: your own clubs. Please notify Angushire Golf Club in advance if you do not have clubs as a select amount of clubs may be available.

Skills taught include safety topics, front and back paddle, kicking, treading water and advanced breath control. The goal in this class is to perform each skill unassisted. Parents do not need to get into the water with their child. Class limit: 4. Lessons at Tech: Enter Door 2

Skills taught include safety topics, front and back paddle, kicking, treading water and advanced breath control. The goal in this class is to perform each skill unassisted. Parents do not need to get into the water with their child. Class limit: 4. Lessons at Tech High School - Enter Door 2

NEW! Discover the joy of sculpting without the need for a kiln! In this hands-on workshop, you will learn the basics of modeling with air-dry clay from sisters, Farrah and Orly, ages 15 and 12, to create your own charming, 3D animal figures. Using simple techniques like pinching, rolling, and coiling, you’ll transform a lump of clay into a unique creature (think fox, owls, sleepy cats, or penguins). All supplies provided. Enter door 1.

This shooting clinic offers training for improving basketball shooting skills. Led by Deon Pierce (head coach Apollo boys basketball) and members of the Apollo Boys Basketball program. Enter door 7.

Join Apollo Boys Basketball for a fun, fast-paced skills camp for young hoopsters (PreK-5th grade). We'll work on dribbling, shooting, and teamwork in a positive, supportive environment. Let's hoop! Led by Deon Pierce (head coach Apollo boys basketball) and members of the Apollo Boys Basketball program in St. Cloud, MN. Enter door 7.

Only Northside football players (North and Kennedy). We will do non-padded football fundamentals and drills along with speed and power work. Enter Door 11 Any questions please contact Apollo Head Football Coach Michael Beehler: michael.beehler@isd742.org 320-249-6654 (cell). Scholarships: All Northside players are encouraged to participate in football. If the fee is a challenge, please contact the coach to talk about scholarship opportunities.

We will do football fundamentals and drills along with an introduction to speed drills, agility, and body weight training. Only future Northside football players (Westwood, Madison, Kennedy, Lincoln, Discovery, North). Enter door 11. Any questions please contact Apollo Head Football Coach Michael Beehler: michael.beehler@isd742.org or 320-249-6654 (cell). Scholarships: All Northside players are encouraged to participate in football. If the fee is a challenge, please contact the coach to talk about scholarship opportunities.

Youth football for younger players is back! This touch/flag football league is a great way for your child to be introduced to the game of football! Your child will learn basic football skills like passing, running, and catching from the Apollo coaches and varsity football players. Following the skills session, players will compete in a game each Saturday. Each child will practice valuable life skills such as teamwork and sportsmanship in an enthusiastic learning environment. A t-shirt will be provided (please indicate Youth XS, S, M, L or Adult S, M, L, XL, XXL). Bring to class: plenty of water. Please meet by the football field on the South side of Apollo. (Some Saturdays will be held on the turf). K - 2nd graders: Saturdays Only. Dates: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3,10/10 Times: 9:00-10:15am 3rd & 4th graders: Tuesdays & Saturdays. Tuesday Dates: 9/8, 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6 Times: 6:00-7:00pm Saturday Dates: 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3,10/10 Times: 9:00-10:15am Any questions please contact Apollo Head Football Coach Michael Beehler: michael.beehler@isd742.org 320-249-6654 (cell). Scholarships: All students are encouraged to participate in football. If the fee is a challenge, please contact the coach to talk about scholarship opportunities.

Your child will work with the Apollo coaches and varsity football players, learning blocking, tackling, ball security, offensive and defensive line techniques, and how to run proper pass routes. Players should dress according to the weather (t-shirts and shorts are suggested). Players do not need pads to attend this camp. Cleats are not required but can be worn. Bring to camp: plenty of water. Please meet on the Northside of the school by door 12. Any questions please contact Apollo Head Football Coach Michael Beehler: michael.beehler@isd742.org 320-249-6654 (cell). Scholarships: All Northside players are encouraged to participate in football. If the fee is a challenge, please contact the coach to talk about scholarship opportunities.

The Apollo Youth Tackle Football League is back for another successful season! This is a padded, full-contact league offered to students attending Discovery, Kennedy, Madison, Westwood, Lincoln, and North Junior High in St. Cloud, MN. All players must be entering 5th or 6th grade for the 2026-2027 school year. Your child will learn the basic football skills of blocking and tackling. In addition, your child will practice valuable life skills such as teamwork and sportsmanship in an enthusiastic learning environment Practices will be held two times per week at Apollo High School in the evenings and games will be played on Saturday mornings. Bring to football league: shoes, mouth guard (if you want your own, one will be provided), and plenty of water. Pads and other equipment will be provided. Meet at the Apollo Football Fields. Any questions please contact Apollo Head Football Coach Michael Beehler: michael.beehler@isd742.org 320-249-6654 (cell). Scholarships: All Northside players are encouraged to participate in football. If the fee is a challenge, please contact the coach to talk about scholarship opportunities. Thanks to a grant from LEAF, our 6th grade participants are able to register at no cost. 6th grade participants please call the Community Ed office to register. Coaching: If you are interested in coaching, please note that you will be required to fill out a District 742 Volunteer Application Form and complete a background check before the start of the season. There will be a coaching meeting/training, run by the Varsity coaching staff before the start of the season in early August for those interested. Contact the Community Education Volunteer Specialist for more information about volunteering at 320-370-8212. Note: Practices: Tu/Th from 6-7:30 p.m. The first day of practice is scheduled for Tuesday, September 1st. Games: Saturdays start times 8:30, 9:45, or 11:00 AM Saturdays 9/12 - 10/10 All practices are held at Apollo High School football fields. Games are rotated between Apollo, Tech, and Cathedral.