St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

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.

Kick, punch, and block your way to better cardiovascular fitness with this full-body workout. Whether you're a beginner or have experience, this class is open to all athletes, men or women, who are looking to develop strength, balance, stability, and flexibility. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and supportive shoes.

This 75-minute class offers a thoughtful blend of flow and somatic movement, inviting students to slow down and move with intention. The flow portion is steady and accessible, linking breath with a sequence of postures that build stability, balance, and mobility through smooth, mindful transitions. Somatic movement brings a softer, more internal focus. Through small, gentle movements and guided awareness, students begin to notice and release patterns of tension held in the body and mind, supporting greater ease and nervous system balance. Open to all levels, this class is ideal for anyone looking to move more slowly, reduce stress, and reconnect with their body in a supportive, welcoming space. Bring to class: yoga mat and water.

NEW! Join us at the St. Cloud State Planetarium, a dome-shaped theater, for a fascinating educational film paired with a live Current Night Sky presentation using the star ball projector. These programs are perfect for curious minds of all ages and are a fun and engaging way to explore science together. From Earth to the Universe (February 10th, February 12th, and April 8th) - Journey through the history surrounding our exploration of our Solar System and beyond and learn about the discoveries that humans have made over centuries of investigation beyond our home planet. Dinosaurs Alive (March 11th, March 17th, and April 16th) - Travel back in time to when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Join paleontologists as they unlock the mysteries contained in fossils from millions of years ago and uncover evidence that dino descendants are still with us today. The Planetarium is located in the lower level of the Robert H. Wick Science Building on SCSU campus. Parking is available across the street in the Eastman Lot for a flat fee of $3.00 (cash, card, or Flowbird app accepted.) A map will be emailed to participants prior to the program date.