DASH Sports T-Ball Tykes introduces young players to the fundamentals of baseball in a fun and supportive environment. Through engaging skill-based drills and mini-games, athletes will learn how to properly throw, catch, hit off a tee, and run the bases. Our goal is to build coordination, confidence, and a love for the game while encouraging teamwork and sportsmanship. Athletes should bring a water bottle, wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes, and bring a baseball glove. All other equipment is provided. Parent participation is required for the 2–3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

Join us for an unforgettable boat tour in Taylors Falls! Experience a relaxing 2-hour cruise aboard the “Taylor Falls Queen,” an iconic paddlewheel riverboat, complete with a sandwich box lunch* served onboard. Take in the beautiful views while your knowledgeable pilot and guide share fascinating stories and point out the stunning rock formations along the St. Croix River Valley. After the boat tour, we will travel to Lindstrom to explore the town’s charming small shops and local stores. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity! Coffee and water are included. Other beverages must be purchased separately. Please indicate your sandwich choice during registration. Departure Locations: - Proctor: St. Luke’s Sports and Event Center - Hermantown: Hockey Arena

Curious toddlers and their caregivers explore self-discovery through play, movement, songs, and simple group activities. Designed to support emerging independence, language, and social skills, each session offers fun, age-appropriate experiences that encourage toddlers to interact with others and express themselves. Caregivers connect, learn strategies to support development at home, and take home practical ideas for everyday routines. Ages 18-30 months by September 1, 2026 Separating

Curious toddlers and their caregivers explore self-discovery through play, movement, songs, and simple group activities. Designed to support emerging independence, language, and social skills, each session offers fun, age-appropriate experiences that encourage toddlers to interact with others and express themselves. Caregivers connect, learn strategies to support development at home, and take home practical ideas for everyday routines. Ages 18-30 months by September 1, 2026 Separating

Have you ever asked yourself the question: “How does Medicare work?” Learning the Medicare lingo is the first step in understanding how Medicare works. There are lots of letters, types of supplemental plans, and new terms to understand. Bring your questions and come prepared to learn from someone with over 25 years of experience in Medicare plans.

Bring generations together through fun, shared experiences! In Together Through Generations, students connect with seniors in the community while enjoying a variety of engaging activities. Each session may include crafts, cooking projects, games, storytelling, and other hands-on experiences that spark conversation, creativity, and friendships across age groups. This welcoming program encourages participants to learn from one another, share skills and life experiences, and build meaningful community connections—all while having fun together. *Students will be picked up and dropped off at Pike Lake Elementary School (Cafeteria).

Try Archery is a welcoming, beginner-friendly class designed for participants who are brand new to archery or still learning the basics. Students will learn range safety and etiquette, become familiar with archery equipment, and spend time shooting with guidance in a safe, structured environment. This class builds confidence, introduces essential skills, and serves as a foundational step to learning the sport of archery. Equipment is provided.

Try Archery is a welcoming, beginner-friendly class designed for participants who are brand new to archery or still learning the basics. Students will learn range safety and etiquette, become familiar with archery equipment, and spend time shooting with guidance in a safe, structured environment. This class builds confidence, introduces essential skills, and serves as a foundational step to learning the sport of archery. Equipment is provided.

Gain a clear, compassionate understanding of hospice care in this informative session on the Medicare Hospice Benefit. Learn when hospice is appropriate, how to refer a loved one or family member, and what services and support are covered under the benefit. We’ll also address common myths about hospice—helping you understand that choosing hospice care is not about giving up, but about focusing on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. This class is ideal for caregivers, family members, and anyone wanting to better navigate end-of-life care options with confidence and clarity.

Dabble in a variety of art forms through this self-driven art workshop. Young artists will be exposed to an array of artistic practices and artistic authorship. Draw! Paint! And more! Each artist will create their own unique portfolios to cherish for years to come.

Dabble in a variety of art forms through this self-driven art workshop. Young artists will be exposed to an array of artistic practices and artistic authorship. Draw! Paint! And more! Each artist will create their own unique portfolios to cherish for years to come.

Minnesota boasts approximately 50 species of wild, native orchids, with an impressive 35 species found in the Arrowhead region. Participants will gain valuable knowledge on:- The definition and significance of orchids- The rich diversity of orchids in northern Minnesota*- Essential orchid ethics- Effective strategies for orchid pollination- Optimal times and locations for discovering wild orchids- A detailed introduction to specific orchid species in the Arrowhead regionThis exploration will deepen your appreciation and understanding of these remarkable plants. *Please note that this class focuses on wild orchids that grow outdoors. It does not cover orchids grown as houseplants

Get ready for a magical day of winter-themed fun! Our Winter Wonderland Day Camp invites children into a world of snowy adventures, creative projects, and cozy seasonal activities. Campers will enjoy a full day of hands-on crafts, exciting games, and indoor “snowy” challenges designed to spark imagination and keep energy high. From building frosty art creations to participating in winter-themed group games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Children will also experience story time, teamwork activities, and plenty of playful surprises throughout the day. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the season, make new friends, and create warm winter memories. Please pack a lunch and water bottle, as well as winter gear (snow pants, gloves and hats)

Open volleyball for women provides you with the opportunity to get out and play in a fun and competitive environment that fits your schedule. Grab your shoes and knee pads and get ready to hit the court and feel like an athlete! Injury prevention is important, and the first 15 minutes of each night will be focused on dynamic stretching. Teams will be divided up weekly, self-officiated, and underhand or overhand serving is allowed. 2 purchase options available: 1. annual pass $125 2. 5x play $40

The Science Club is the place for students who are interested in science to learn about a variety of science topic ranging from chemistry to physics to the environment. We discuss how to use this conceptual basis for applications in the real world. Each session will focus on a different topic. This club aims to be fun, engaging, and hands-on for all! Fall 2026: Food Science - with Edible Slime & Homemade Butter!

Join us for a refreshing yoga practice on the beach, suitable for all experience levels. This class focuses on gentle movement, mindful breathing, and relaxation in a beautiful outdoor setting. All levels welcome

Our Youth Driver Education courses are designed to teach your student how to become a responsible, safe, and low-risk driver. Taught entirely by Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) licensed teachers, this comprehensive program gives students the knowledge and confidence to successfully pass their written permit test, master the road, and ace their driver's license exam. 📋 Course Highlights Classroom Instruction: 33 hours of engaging classroom learning. Behind-the-Wheel (BTW): 6 hours of private, hands-on driving instruction with our licensed staff. Expert Instruction: In-person classes and behind-the-wheel training are taught by Mr. George Olson. 💻 Flexible Learning Options We offer two learning paths to fit your family's summer schedule: In-Person Course: Traditional classroom setting with Mr. Olson. Fully Online Course: Complete your classroom hours from home. Please note: Online courses require an additional $20 service fee. ⚠️ Important Information & Policies Age Requirement: Students must be at least 15 years old to take the state written permit test. Before You Register: Please thoroughly review all necessary driver education guidelines and program details prior to signing up. Waitlist Policy: If the class is full and you register for the waiting list, you will only be contacted if a spot becomes available and your student becomes eligible. ✉️ Questions? If you have any questions regarding the program, scheduling, or requirements, please contact: Ines Chandler Driver's Education Coordinator 📧 ichandler@isd700.org

Zumba class takes the "work" out of workout by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning, dance fitness party. A total body workout that combines all elements of fitness through cardio, muscle conditioning, balance, and flexibility.

Zumba class takes the "work" out of workout by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning, dance fitness party. A total body workout that combines all elements of fitness through cardio, muscle conditioning, balance, and flexibility.