St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

Open to girls in grades 1–5, this camp focuses on building strong pitching fundamentals in a fun, supportive environment. Players will learn proper mechanics, grip, and control through age-appropriate drills and hands-on instruction from Crush coaches. Enter Door 11 What to Bring: Glove, water bottle, and a catcher if possible. There are gloves available to use if your child does not have their own Note: If registration exceeds 10 players, an additional session may be added. Please contact Jordan Mathiasen with any questions at Jordan.mathiasen@isd742.org

You’ll have the opportunity to showcase your singing skills at this interactive class. A karaoke machine will be set up just for your moment in the spotlight. Bring musical CDs or choose from the Project Challenge collection. Dancing shoes are optional. Afterward, singers will enjoy a root beer float. Enter door 1.

Girls are introduced to the aspects of Okinawa Karate in this 'hands on' course. You'll study the basics of punching, kicking, and striking with drills for balance, stability and body strength. You'll also learn how the bones of the body work and gain understanding about life principles such as self-discipline, awareness of your surroundings, appreciation of group gathering and courtesy. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and practice is done barefoot.

This introductory martial arts class teaches young students focus, balance, coordination, and respect through the traditional Korean art of Soo Bahk Do. Students learn basic stances, kicks, blocks, and self-control in a positive, structured, and fun environment. The class emphasizes teamwork, confidence-building, and following directions while developing early physical and social skills. No prior experience required. Loose clothing is recommended (no shoes or socks should be worn). This Community Education session includes one class per participant.

NEW! Cute. Colorful. Creative! Kids in grades K–5 will learn to draw and paint their favorite foods in the adorable Kawaii style— from smiling donuts to happy ramen bowls and mini food magnets.

NEW! Calling all animal lovers! In this 3-week after school art class, kids will create artwork inspired by their favorite furry, feathered, and finned friends. Using paints, markers, and mixed media, students will explore fun techniques while designing colorful, personality-filled pets.

NEW! Dive into a world of vibrant color and bold creativity! Young artists will paint a watercolor puppy relaxing in a hammock, create intricate mandala art, and bring a striking charcoal giraffe to life against a colorful painted background. Each week offers exciting new ways to explore color, texture, and design in a lively, supportive environment. All supplies included—just bring your imagination!

NEW! Discover the magic of circuits as you create a firefly drawing that really lights up! Kids will learn the basics of electricity, combine creativity with science, and bring their art to life. With hands-on experiments, they’ll explore how circuits work and practice the scientific method. This fun-filled class blends discovery, creativity, and learning to spark curiosity! Enter door 1.

Empower your child with confidence, respect, self-discipline, and safety through our community Kung Fu program. This introductory course not only enhances physical health and coordination but also immerses kids in the enriching world of Chinese culture and education. Children who participate in this program will experience positive transformation. Founded by Master Dee Ma in 2006, our school stands as central Minnesota’s exclusive source for authentic Kung Fu training. Master Ma, a graduate from Beijing Sports University, brings expertise of nine years of intensive Kung Fu training as a professional athlete and a certified national first-class Kung Fu referee.

NEW! Clay by itself makes great art, but adding beads and sequins makes it even better! Students will choose from several shape templates to cut out from Air-dry clay to create fun and funky mosaics. Enter door 1.

The Managing Money My Way Toolkit is a resource designed to help people with disabilities understand and take control of their personal finances. This toolkit supports people in learning how to manage money in ways that work for them, make informed choices, and build confidence in handling financial decisions. Enter door 1.

Does your child hate math? Do they LOVE math?? Mathnasium and their staff can help both! Mathnasium of St. Cloud and their team are welcoming students grades 2nd and up for an afternoon of math and fun where they will try to learn a new skill or two at their respective knowledge levels. After some good hard work we will play a math game all together. Come to our Pi Day Party March 14th from 2-4 pm! Pie will be served at approximately 3:14 PM!