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Volunteer Corner - Adults With DisabilitiesCategory -
Water Safety Aide (ages 13+) - Summer SessionTeaching SwimmingDo you seek employment as a swim instructor aide? This class is for you! CPR and First Aid training are included in the course. Students that complete this course will be qualified to apply for employment at the age of 14.Aquatics Summer 2026 -
Water Safety Instructor - Blended or In Person Learning (ages 15+) - Summer SessionTeaching SwimmingBecome certified to teach American Red Cross swim lessons. Attendance at all class sessions is mandatory. All courses are full in person courses, no online portion required. Age Prerequisite: Students must be 15 years of age by the last day of the class Skill Prerequisites: Demonstration of swimming skills equivalent to Red Cross Level 4 swim lesson requirementsAquatics Summer 2026 -
Watercolor GatheringCrafts & ArtsJoin others who enjoy watercolor and feel welcomed by a group of like-minded people! Bring your current project and supplies, join in the conversation and see what others are creating. Participants may come and leave, as desired. Registration is required.Adult Summer 2026 -
Wednesday BowlingSports - Adults With DisabilitiesOur bowling leagues meet at Bogart's Entertainment Center. Join your friends for a fun afternoon of bowling and visiting. If you are hungry, arrive before bowling and enjoy a meal in the Back Alley Tavern. You receive a free beverage with a meal purchase before our league start time. Bowling sessions fill up quickly! You must pre-register by September 8, 2026 to ensure you will have a lane assigned. Please arrive 10 minutes early and respect Bogart’s NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK policy. Please indicate on your registration if you need lane bumpers and/or bowling ramp.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
Westview ElementaryBuilding
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Wide-Open SpacesPreschoolersParents with Children Ages 3-Prekindergarten Separating, Prekindergarten Siblings Welcome In this outdoor class, parents and children will interact with the natural environment and experience all the benefits of the great outdoors. A growing body of research links our mental, physical and spiritual health directly to our association with nature. Our backyard has woods to play in, a rock river, grass and hills to run and roll, an outdoor easel and xylophones and a spacious playground. We will go on at least two local field trips to discover our community’s natural spaces. Common parenting topics of the group’s choosing will also be explored in the parent group. Please register all prekindergarten children who will be attending class. This class will primarily be held outside.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistWild Animals Drawing Camp (grades 2-6)Arts & CraftsDraw wild animals native to Minnesota, such as fox, lynx, owls and timberwolves. Work with a variety of fine art materials, while learning where they live, how to identify their tracks and how to capture their characteristics. Make your very own wild animal mask to take home!Youth Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonWill Taxes Affect Your Retirement?Money ManagementDiscuss how taxes affect distribution strategies in retirement. Receive knowledge of planning strategies for preretirement, how social security is taxed, and engage in discussion on how to be taxed efficient now and into the future with investments and utilizing tax brackets.Adult Summer 2026 -
WaitlistWings of Fire Worskshop (ages 7-16)Arts & CraftsUnlock the magic of drawing your favorite Wings of Fire characters like Clay, Tsunami, Glory, Starflight and Sunny! Dive into a creative adventure with step-by-step guidance that makes learning to draw an exhilarating experience. Immerse yourself in the world of art as you master essential techniques like shape, pattern, texture and contrast. Enjoy live demonstrations, play with different materials and watch your skills soar as you bring these beloved dragons to life.Youth Summer 2026 -
Woodland ElementaryBuilding
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Woodworking (grades 4-7)HobbiesThe morning Woodworking class (YYELW-U1) has filled so an afternoon class has been added with class code: YYELW-U2 Build a paddle boat, bird house, trophy stand and garden tote. Learn to measure, cut, sand and paint and then take home each project you build. Understand the basic use of hammers, nails, screwdriver, measuring tape, t-square and more. No power tools used in class, small saw will be used. Wear clothes that can get paint on them.Youth Summer 2026
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Word Search ChallengeEntertainment - Adults With DisabilitiesDo you enjoy solving word searches? If so, this class is for you! You'll be challenged to see how many hidden words you can find in several puzzles. Remember the words can be hidden backwards, forwards and diagonally. Each participant will receive a word search book to take home. Refreshments will be served.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
Write Your Own Power of Attorney and Healthcare DirectiveMoney ManagementEveryone should have a health care directive and a power of attorney whether you are 18 or 80. Without these important documents, it can be difficult for your loved ones to get health care information, make health care decisions on your behalf or handle your financial affairs if you should become incapacitated. Receive instructions and professionally prepared forms, and have access to witnesses and a notary public. Must bring your driver’s license for identification. This class is a great supplement to the Writing your Own Will class. Sorry, no discounts apply.Adult Summer 2026 -
Yarn Gathering - Free!Crafts & ArtsJoin others who enjoy knitting or crocheting! Drop in on Monday nights and feel welcomed by a group of like-minded people. Bring your current project, join in the conversation, see what others are making, and view new patterns and ideas. Come and leave as you desire. Other yarn art participants are welcome, too!Adult Summer 2026 -
YogaHealth and Wellness - Adults With DisabilitiesJoin us for a relaxing evening of stress reduction and meditation through gentle yoga. You will learn breathing techniques and poses to promote strength and wellness. This class is for all levels and abilities. It can be adapted for those with limitations. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a yoga mat or towel along with a water bottle to keep hydrated. Note that some of these classes meets the same night as other activities. Check the catalog so you do not register for multiple activities at the same time.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
Yoga Wonder (ages 3-5)Fitness & SportsFamiliarize yourself with yoga and mindfulness techniques. Enhance physical strength, flexibility, mental clarity and mindfulness while engaging in storytelling, games and music to learn about yoga poses, breathing exercises and meditation. Yoga mats provided, but you are welcome to bring your own. Parent participation is welcome.Youth Fall 2026 -
Youth Enrichment / Volunteer OpportunitiesCategory -
Starting SoonYouth Tennis Lessons (ages 5-7)Fitness & SportsLearn the basics of tennis, including forehands, backhands, serves and volleys. Develop movement ability and hand-eye coordination through drills and skills tailored to you. Bring a racket, a water bottle and wear tennis shoes. Class meets four sessions, Mon-Thurs on the Eastview High School tennis courts. In the event of rain, class will be held same times, on Friday. A past participant stated, "My daughter loved the class, learned a lot, and discovered a sport that she loves."Youth Summer 2026
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Starting SoonYouth Tennis Lessons (ages 8-10)Fitness & SportsLearn the basics of tennis, including forehands, backhands, serves, returns and volleys. Learn basic game scoring, rules and court positioning. Also, develop movement ability and hand-eye coordination through drills and techniques tailored to you. Bring a racket and water bottle, and wear tennis shoes. Class meets four sessions, Mon-Thurs on the Eastview High School tennis courts. In the event of rain, class will be held same times, on Friday.Youth Summer 2026
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Youth Tennis Lessons (ages 9-14)Fitness & SportsStarting SoonLearn the basics of tennis, including forehands, backhands, serves, returns, lobs, overheads, and volleys. Learn correct scoring, court position, rules, and etiquette for singles and doubles. Develop movement ability and hand-eye coordination through drills and techniques tailored to you. Bring a racket and water bottle, and wear proper tennis shoes. Class meets four sessions, Mon-Thurs on the Eastview High School tennis courts. In the event of rain, class will be held same times, on Friday.Youth Summer 2026
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Zumba with PaulaFitness & SportsZumba takes the "work" out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance party. Once the Latin and world rhythms take over, see why Zumba fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Check. Super fun? Check and check.Adult Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonApple Valley Eagles Girls Prep Soccer Camp (grades 7-12)Apple Valley High SchoolImprove your soccer skills and meet other players who will be playing soccer at Apple Valley High School! Join AVHS women’s soccer staff for this four day camp! Take part in fun, tactical drills to help you advance to the next level of soccer, whether that is high school or college level. All interested are welcome.Youth Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonApple Valley Eagles Ultimate Frisbee Introduction Camp (grades 3-9)Apple Valley High SchoolLearn the skills and strategy required to play the up-and-coming sport of Ultimate Frisbee. Not only will we teach and practice throwing skills, but we will also introduce offensive and defensive strategy and terminology, and something unique to ultimate frisbee: “spirit of the game.” Students will be grouped based on age and experience, though no experience is necessary. We will include drills that work on speed, skills and strategy, while also making time for fun and games!Youth Summer 2026