If your child resides in the Hermantown School District, click here to schedule his/her Early Childhood Screening appointment. Early Childhood Screening is a free program in Minnesota that checks how a child is developing and growing. Early Childhood Screening is a brief, simple process used to identify potential health or developmental problems in young children. It includes a review of height, weight, vision, hearing, speech, social and emotional progress and overall development. Screening in early childhood supports children's readiness for kindergarten and promotes positive child health and developmental outcomes through referrals to early learning opportunities. Note: Screenings are typically most successful at 3 years and 6 months of age; however, if you have any developmental concerns, please feel free to register. Be sure to sign in or create your account before selecting your screening appointment. You must also "check out" in order to finalize your "purchase", even though there is NO COST to screening.

Hermantown FIRST TECH CHALLENGE (FTC®) 2026-2027 competitive season Code, Design, and Compete with Robots! FIRST® Tech Challenge students work together with their mentors to design and build robots to compete in a dynamic and exciting challenge released every September. Teams program classroom-scale robots to follow autonomous commands before student drivers take control in two-on-two matches. On and off the field, students develop STEM skills, engage in community outreach, practice engineering innovation, and build confidence to help them succeed. Due to the popularity of this program, we are creating a second team this season! Who: Team selected students in grades 7-12, age 12-18 Dates: Starting September 8, 2026-February 15, 2027 Time: *Sundays start at 4:30 just for September*, 5:30-8:30 Sundays and Tuesdays unless otherwise noted from coaches. Practices will be held in the Middle School Lecture Hall and Room 106 Cost: $125 per student Amelia Magnuson is the lead contact. Email - hawkftclub@isd700.org

Enroll your child in the unforgettable two-day Fabulous Fall Camp, expertly led by Michelle Ericson. Your child will dive into a thrilling "Fall" theme, packed with engaging activities such as making caramel apples, painting pumpkins, and more. This is an opportunity you don't want to miss! *Please pack a lunch and water bottle for your child each day!

Celebrate the beauty of the season by creating a stunning Fall Grass Wreath to display in your home! In this hands-on class, participants will design a natural grapevine wreath accented with dried grasses. Inspired by soft autumn tones and rustic farmhouse charm, this wreath makes a beautiful statement piece for your front door or indoor décor. No experience is necessary—All supplies are provided, and each participant will leave with a unique handcrafted wreath ready to enjoy throughout the fall season. Come relax, get creative, and welcome autumn with a one-of-a-kind seasonal decoration! 🍂🎃🌾

This welcoming lass is for grandparents, relatives, family friends and neighbors who care for children ages birth to five. Caregivers and children enjoy songs, stories, sensory play and hands-on activities that support early learning and social-emotional growth. Each session includes shared activity time, guided play centers, simple ideas for use at home, and opportunities to connect with other caregivers and build a supportive community. Ages 0- 5 years by September 1, 2026 Non-separating

Kids will have fun creating colorful felt flowers in this hands-on craft class! Using soft felt, child-safe scissors, and simple tools, each child will design and assemble their own beautiful flowers to take home. They can mix and match colors, shapes, and decorations to make a one-of-a-kind creation This class encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and imagination in a friendly, relaxed setting. All supplies are provided, and no prior crafting experience is needed. Perfect for kids who love to create, decorate, and use their imagination!

Students will master the art of tying their own trout flies while becoming proficient with the essential tools and techniques. Each session will build on the previous lessons, guaranteeing that students will be confident in tying independently by the completion of the class. Furthermore, students will learn how to tie various types of flies designed explicitly for successful trout fishing in this area. Participants under the age of 16, have to be accompanied by an adult. Please bring $10 in cash for the supply fee payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

🚗 Online Youth Driver Education In Partnership with A+ Driving School Proctor Hermantown Community Education is proud to partner with A+ Driving School to offer a fully online, flexible driver education program. Our courses are designed to teach your student how to become a responsible, safe, and low-risk driver. By the end of the program, your student will have the knowledge and confidence to pass their written permit test, master the road, and ace their driver's license exam. 📋 Course Highlights Classroom Instruction: 30 hours of online, self-paced learning. Behind-the-Wheel (BTW): 6 hours of private, hands-on driving instruction with our licensed staff. Your Instructor: Behind-the-Wheel training will be provided by Erik Edmunds. 📅 Important Dates & Meetings Start Date: November 2 – All course access information and instructions will be emailed to registered families on this day. Parent Meeting: Wednesday, November 18th from 5:00 – 6:30 PM * Location: Hermantown Community Learning Center (The building located between the High School and Elementary School in Hermantown). ⚠️ Program Policies & Requirements Age Requirement: Class is open to students 14 years and older. Please note that the state written permit test cannot be taken until the student's 15th birthday. Online Service Fee: There is an additional $20 service fee required when logging into your online A+ Driving School account. Before You Register: Please thoroughly review all necessary driver education guidelines and requirements prior to signing up. ceconnects.com/o/ce/page/driver-education Waitlist Policy: If the class is full and you join the waiting list, you will only be contacted if a spot opens up and your student becomes eligible. ✉️ Questions? If you have any questions regarding registration or program details, please contact: Ines Chandler Driver's Education Coordinator 📧 ichandler@isd700.org

Experience the power of hypnosis in a supportive and engaging group setting. This session will break down common myths, demonstrate how hypnosis truly works, and guide you through an unforgettable past-life exploration. Discover how your subconscious mind can open doors to deeper self-awareness and transformation. Invite a friend to enjoy this experience together. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat if desired. Also, please bring paper, a pencil. Please wear your hearing aids, if you use them. If you can't hear, hypnosis won't work.

Over the course of 5 weeks, participants will learn and practice the fundamentals of volleyball and compete against each other in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Games will follow USA Volleyball modified rules for age-appropriate play and use volleylite volleyball. Participants should wear gym attire and proper footwear and bring a water bottle. Knee pads are options. All participants will receive a volleyball t-shirt. Parents are welcome to watch practices and games.

Over the course of 5 weeks, participants will learn and practice the fundamentals of volleyball and compete against each other in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Games will follow USA Volleyball modified rules for age-appropriate play and use volleylite volleyball. Participants should wear gym attire and proper footwear and bring a water bottle. Knee pads are options. All participants will receive a volleyball t-shirt. Parents are welcome to watch practices and games. Please note, the cost includes games and tournament play. Middle School students are to go to the main gym at the high school after school and take the late bus to the elementary.

Over the course of 5 weeks, participants will learn and practice the fundamentals of volleyball and compete against each other in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Games will follow USA Volleyball modified rules for age-appropriate play and use volleylite volleyball. Participants should wear gym attire and proper footwear and bring a water bottle. Knee pads are options. All participants will receive a volleyball t-shirt. Parents are welcome to watch practices and games. Please note, the cost includes games and tournament play.

There are numerous opportunities for high school students to earn college credits. We invite you to join us and the "College in the Schools" Director of Lake Superior College to learn about the various options available for your child, including Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO), College in the Schools (CITS), Advanced Placement (AP), and College Level Examination Program (CLEP). We will discuss the different opportunities and address any questions that you may have while guiding your middle and high school students to the next level.

Discover the rich history of Hermantown through insightful presentations by the Hermantown Historical Society. These engaging sessions delve into various topics, including wildfires, community building, notable plane crashes, and much more. Don’t miss the opportunity to deepen your knowledge about our vibrant community!