St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

Your child can learn the modern twist of axe throwing. This activity is empowering and enjoyable. We'll learn precision and accuracy in this four-week class of lessons and games throwing axes, and participants will refine their axe-throwing skills until they can throw axes with amazing precision. Your child is also sure to feel a great sense of pride when they hit a bullseye! A required waiver must be filled out prior to class at: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/w/5f823e1399403/web

Rider Race league is an introduction to the rewarding sport of BMX. Included in the program is a full year membership for USA BMX allowing the rider to participate in any event at any track in the United States, four coached lessons with our experienced riders teaching the fundamentals of BMX racing, entry into five races, a custom BMX jersey with the riders name printed on the back, a Pineview Park BMX number plate for their bike and free rental of a BMX bike and helmet (if needed). The program is geared towards riders five years old and older who are proficient riding a pedal bike. For specific questions, contact Terry Schroeder at tschroeder39@gmail.com. For directions to the track, visit www.pineviewparkbmx.com. Bring to class: long sleeved shirt, long pants, tennis shoes, the child's bike and a helmet.

Designed to orient your child (accompanied by parent) to better prepare them for Toddler Swim lessons. Parents will learn safety information and techniques to help your child feel comfortable in the water. This class provides a bonding experience for parents and their children. Class limit: 8. Lessons at Tech High School - Enter Door 2

At this babysitting class, your child will learn how to keep other children safe, handle difficult behaviors, change diapers, feed a baby, and more. They'll also learn the basics of first aid and talk about how to handle emergency situations. Students will not be officially certified in CPR or First Aid with this class. Bring to class: a nut-free lunch and water bottle. About the instructor: Andria Kelley is a Licensed Early Childhood teacher for Babysitting Clinic. Enter door 1.

NEW! At this fun online foodie class, you'll learn how to pinch, squeeze, and pleat delicious and easy-to-make dumplings from home. You'll learn how to make the dumpling wrappers and chicken vegetable filling from scratch before folding and cooking the dumplings into potstickers paired with a delicious sauce. Participants receive a list of ingredients 5 days prior to class to allow enough time for shopping and preparation.

Are you planning for your future? At this class, you'll learn how to provide for your family with a comprehensive estate plan and explore the significance of wills, trusts, health care directives, powers of attorney and beneficiary designations for carrying out your wishes. Enter door 1.

Battle Drones features an exciting combination of aerial acrobatics with an engineering design challenge that will teach students STEM concepts, teamwork, and how to skillfully fly a drone. In Battle Drones, teams of students will build robotic launchers designed to fling projectiles at their opponents’ drones. Students will be guided by experienced camp instructors in how to construct their launchers to maximize projectile speed and accuracy. The camp will culminate in an epic battle where students will need to pilot their drones to safety by dodging opponent projectiles while using their own launchers to take down opponent drones. The best drone pilots and launchers will emerge victorious! Enter door 1.

This is a great way to learn about distance running and improve endurance in a fun, supportive environment. There will be opportunities for every level of runner, but no prior running experience is required. Practices will be in conjunction with the Apollo High School Cross Country Running team. On Mondays and Wednesdays, we will start at Wilson Park. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, we will start at Apollo High School. Meet at door 11 @ Apollo. Sign-up Options (participant limit of 18 participants who need transportation) No transportation needed - FREE Transportation Mondays and Wednesdays only (Apollo to Wilson Park) - $10 Full Transportation (Pick up/Drop off from Discovery, North, or YMCA) - $20

Skills taught include safety topics, water adjustments, kicking and floating with support, front and back paddle, breath control and completely submerging. Parents do not need to get into the water with their child. Class limit: 4. Lessons at Tech High School - Enter Door 2

Join friends for a lucky and exciting evening of socializing, laughter, and great bingo prizes! You may play two cards to increase your chances of winning. Enter door 1.

Boxing for Fitness is for men and women whether competing or just wanting to learn the basic fundamentals of boxing while getting a great full body workout. Headgear and gloves will be provided to practice. Participants who are interested in competing can receive more information at class.

This beginner session offers basic instruction and experience to help participants learn how to canoe. Class will take place at the calm and scenic waters of Warner Lake that is perfect for beginners. You can sign up with a partner or be paired with another paddler. 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.

NEW! Decorate your house, plants, or garden, with a whimsical character of your creation. The first three sessions will be used to create your ceramic character while the final session is for decorating and glazing. Items will be fired after the final class and available for pickup at the Community Education office located in Quarryview Education Center. Pick up date/time will be communicated with participants. Enter door 30.

Add a whimsical touch to your home or garden with a handcrafted fairy house! The first three session will be used to create your sculpture while the final session is for decorating and glazing. Items will be fired after the final class and available for pickup at the Community Ed office. Pick up date/time will be communicated with participants. Enter door 30.

There is a severe housing shortage for the fairies in your neighborhood! Do the right thing. Add Beautiful Fairy housing to your garden. They are a whimsical addition to your gardens or homes. No experience needed. Three sessions will be used to sculpt and the fourth session will be for decorating and glazing! Items will be fired after the final class and available for pickup at the Community Ed office, Quarryview Education Center, 800 7th St S, Waite Park. Pick up date/time will be communicated to participants. Enter door 30.

Want to make a monster or character? Not only are they just cool to have, but they can also decorate your house plants, gardens, windowsills, and anywhere else that could use a little whimsy. No experience needed. Three sessions will be used to sculpt and the fourth session will be for decorating and glazing! Items will be fired after the final class and available for pickup at the Community Ed office, Quarryview Education Center, 800 7th St S, Waite Park. Pick up date/time will be communicated to participants. Enter door 30.

Join us for a community education course exploring the rich tapestry of Chinese culture! Participants will engage in hands-on activities like traditional paper cutting and calligraphy while learning basic Chinese greetings. The course emphasizes the historical and cultural significance of these art forms, fostering appreciation for Chinese traditions. It’s a welcoming environment for both beginners and those curious about Chinese culture, encouraging creativity and connection. Enter door 8.

For primary caregivers of children ages birth through age eight. Learning Objectives of the Program: Understand your child’s emotional world by learning to read the emotional needs Support your child’s ability to successfully manage emotions Enhance the development of your child's self esteem Honor your innate wisdom and desire for your child to be secure

At these creative clay classes, your child will study a bird specimen and make a bird house from a clay slab in the first session as well as potters wheel instruction, making 10 bowls, both big and little. In the second session, your child will make 10 bowls of various sizes on the potter’s wheel while hand building a honeypot and sugar bowl. Both sessions will include an outdoor pit-firing of our bowls. Sign your child up for one or both sessions!

We're headed back to the rodeo! Watch events such as calf roping, bull riding, saddle bronco riding, steer wrestling, steer roping and barrel racing. Meet at North Junior High School for group transportation to the rodeo.Tuition includes entrance fees and transportation. Bring to class: spending money for concessions. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 28, 2025. NOTE: Dial-a-ride will not be an option for this event.