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Dad and MeExtended Age GroupsParents With Children Ages Birth-6 Years Separating Fathers of all types have an important relationship with their children that is instrumental in their development. Join together in a community of men to learn, share and play while building a support system rooted in fatherhood. This group will focus on quality time with our kids, including gym time. Relaxed discussions about parenting and what it means to be a dad are included. Bring your experiences as a father, or father figure, to share with the group and take home new tips and ideas from both other dads and our parenting educator. Your children will make new friends and learn skills with the guidance of our early childhood teachers.Fall 2026 -
Dakota Hills MiddleDHMS has 8 sets of portable bleachers with 3 rows each; they set approximately 24 people each. They are stored under the steps at DHMS in the cafeteria.Building
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Defensive Driving 55+Health, Beauty & SafetyJoin other drivers 55 and older to improve your overall driving skills. This defensive driving series has a proven record of reducing accidents and traffic violations. Upon completion, receive a certificate for a ten percent reduction in your insurance (honored by most insurance companies). Class fee includes all materials. Sorry, no discounts apply.Adult Summer 2026 -
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Disc GolfSports - Adults With DisabilitiesEnjoy a fun day outdoors playing disc golf at Alimagnet Park! This 12-hole course offers a mix of open and wooded holes, great for all skill levels. Some areas of the course include uneven and natural terrain. Please bring a water bottle and comfortable walking shoes. Discs will be provided if needed.Project Explore Summer 2026 -
District 196 Fall Lacrosse Training Clinic (boys, grades 3-8)Rosemount High SchoolFall is a great time to get back to lacrosse! Continue developing your shooting, passing, ground ball and defense skills. The first hour will be a training session to improve your individual skills. Then be grouped by age and skill level for a competitive scrimmage. Improve your lacrosse IQ and decision making skills. Participants can choose to purchase a pair of shorts with registration. Register before August 1 and receive the early bird rate - $95 for shorts; $75 without shorts. Starting August 1, the rate will increase to $100 with shorts, $80 without.Youth Fall 2026 -
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Donation to Project ExploreAdults with Disabilities (River Valley Project Explore)Support Project Explore by making a donation today. Your gift helps provide fun, meaningful, and inclusive activities for adults with disabilities in our community.Project Explore Summer 2026 -
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Drawsters Drawing Camp (ages 6-11)Arts & CraftsMove your drawing skills to the next level. Draw everything from dragons to cartoon characters. Create a beautiful landscape with hot air balloons, learn about perspective and use drawing techniques that bring your art to life. Grow your confidence in your drawing ability.Youth Summer 2026 -
Dynamics of Sibling RelationshipsTopic Classes (mixed ages)Parents With Children Ages Birth Through Prekindergarten Separating When there are two or more children in a family, relationships can be complex. In this class you will discuss how children relate to one another as siblings in your ever-changing family systems. By understanding your children’s different temperaments, you will be able to help them live together and get their needs met in a win-win style.Fall 2026 -
EVHS GeometryAcademicsEastview’s academic enrichment program in Geometry provides an opportunity for a student to accelerate his/her math curriculum. The main purpose should be to put a student on a path to reach a higher level class than they would normally reach before graduation. Guideline qualifications for independent study (enrichment/credit by assessment) include completion of prerequisite classes, a minimum of a 3.00 cumulative G.P.A., and at least an A- (3.70 G.P.A.) average in math. The student must display a high interest in the subject area, show evidence of self-motivation and self-discipline, and come with the recommendation of his/her teacher. Completion of this program is equivalent to a full year of high school geometry. Upon acceptance, the cooperating teacher will be in touch with all students to distribute materials and confirm spring dates and times.Youth Summer 2026 -
EVHS Intermediate Algebra 1AcademicsEastview’s academic enrichment program in Intermediate Algebra I provides an opportunity for a student to accelerate his/her math curriculum. The main purpose should be to put a student on a path to reach a higher level class than they would normally reach before graduation. Guideline qualifications for independent study (enrichment/credit by assessment) include completion of prerequisite classes, a minimum of a 3.00 cumulative G.P.A., and at least an A- (3.70 G.P.A.) average in math. The student must display a high interest in the subject area, show evidence of self-motivation and self-discipline, and come with the recommendation of his/her teacher. Completion of this program is equivalent to a full year of high school Intermediate Algebra I. Upon acceptance, the cooperating teacher will be in touch with all students to distribute materials and to confirm spring dates and times. Class fee is $425. Grade 7 register for EVINTAL-7 Grade 8 register for EVINTAL-8Youth Summer 2026 -
Eagan Basketball Shooting Academy (boys and girls, grades 6-8)Eagan High SchoolWorkouts will focus on improving individual fundamentals and shooting technique/preparation.Youth Summer 2026 -
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Eagan Wildcats Football Skills Camp (grades 3-12)Eagan High SchoolGrades 3-6 Camp Receive quality instruction in football basics with an emphasis on fundamentals and good sportsmanship. In addition to quality instruction from members of the Eagan High School football coaching staff, receive guidance from 2026 Wildcats varsity football players. Participate in age appropriate activities focusing on stretching technique and running form, as well as passing, receiving, blocking, tackling, punting and kicking with lots of fun and competitive games. Receive a t-shirt. Register for EFBALL-36 Grades 10-12 Camp Summer schedule will be communicated by Eagan coaching staff after being finalized. It will include practice, 7 v 7 and team camps. Register for EFBALL-1012Youth Summer 2026 -
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)ECFE offers a variety of classes all designed to help strengthen families through interactive play and relevant, research-based parent education. We invite you to join our ECFE family as we share and learn together. A typical ECFE class includes: Parent-Child Interaction - Time where parent and child together enjoy a classroom filled with developmentally appropriate learning activities. Parent Education - Provides relevant, effective education and support that encourages a healthy environment for the growth and development of families. Children’s Activity Time - During parent education time, children explore, gain independence and practice social skills while under the supervision of a licensed children’s teacher. Class Fees/Sliding Fee Scale: Our class fees are based on your family annual income and determined by a sliding fee scale. District 196 residents are encouraged to register regardless of their ability to pay. Babies nine weeks or younger are not counted as a second child when determining class fee. REGISTRATION TIMELINE - FALL:Registration open: July 10 to August 4, 11:00 p.m.Lottery: August 6, 2026 **Registration re-opens: August 8, 8 a.m.Out of District registration starts August 17, 8:00 a.m. CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS: Cancellations prior to the start of class receive a full refund. After the first class, you will receive a refund minus $25 processing fee. All registrations are considered final after the second class meeting and are not eligible for a refund. ** WHAT IS THE LOTTERY: Each quarter (summer, fall, winter, spring), our class registration opens to District 196 families. Families are asked to designate a first and a second choice class. After 2-3 weeks of open registration, we close registration and run a computer-generated lottery which places everyone in one of their class choices. (We have a high demand for classes, so this is a way of trying to get as many families as possible into at least one class.) After we run the lottery, registration opens again and more families register or you can sign up for a second class. Two weeks before classes begin, registration opens for out-of-district families.Category -
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