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WaitlistFizzy, Fun and Slime Lab (ages 5-12)STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)Jump into the fizzy, fun Slime Lab! Create rainbow fizz, erupting ice cream cone volcanoes, water bead stress balls and ooey-gooey slime creations. Class is packed with science, messy fun and excitement.Youth Summer 2026 -
Four Successful Strategies to Protect the House, Farm, Cabin and More– Before and After Your DeathMoney ManagementDoes your family have a cabin, homestead, hunting land, farm or second home? How do you protect this family legacy and move its use and enjoyment into the future? Various sources and forces may threaten its very existence like the nursing home and Medicaid (MA), estate taxes, family divorces, creditor and bankruptcy issues, taxes and operating expenses, unequal resources of owners, in-laws, and use and enjoyment equality. Gain real-life solutions and explore four paths to resolution that will solve problems without driving the family apart or sacrificing the family legacy asset.Adult Summer 2026 -
Full Page Inside Back Cover Print AdvertisingPartnership and Advertising OpportunitiesWaitlistPlace display ads in District 196 Community Education’s catalogs. Ad reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your ad space now, for all three seasonal catalogs, online or call 651-423-7701 with your advertising request and credit card information. As you know, there are many benefits of ad placement in our catalogs, which reach over 84,000 District 196 residents three times a year. District 196 includes the communities of Rosemount, Apple Valley, Eagan, Burnsville, Coates, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, Farmington and Empire and Vermillion townships. Recently, I compared our rates, distribution and shelf-life to other print advertising opportunities in our area, and we are still the ‘best deal in town!’ Full Page Inside Back Cover (four color) 1 available each season 9.5h” x 7.25w” $1,259 per catalog Fall 2026 Catalog Artwork Due June 1, 2026 | Catalog Distribution begins August 17, 2026 Winter/Spring 2027 Catalog Artwork Due October 2, 2026 | Catalog Distribution begins January 4, 2027 Summer 2027 Catalog Artwork Due January 4, 2027 | Catalog Distribution begins March 16, 2027 Guidelines for Display Ads in District 196 Community Education Catalogs Content: Advertisers may determine the content of their ads, but the ads may not contain references to tobacco, firearms, religion/spirituality, or sex. To continue our non-profit bulk mailing status, ads may not promote credit, debit or charge cards, offer insurance policies or promote travel. Aesthetics: Advertisers may determine the design of their ads, but the ads must complement the overall design of the publication. In cases of questionable aesthetics, the Director of Community Education retains the right to determine appropriateness. Logistics: Advertisers are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the predetermined number of ad slots are sold. Community Education offerings will not be jeopardized in any way because of ads. Advertisers who offer programs in “competition” with Community Education will not be allowed to advertise. Advertisers may sign up for advanced ads up to one entire school year (three catalogs). Other advertising opportunities may made available throughout the year. Advertisers will pay at time of request for advertising space. Only credit cards are accepted. Please don’t hesitate to give me a call at 651-423-7701 should you have any questions.2026-27 Partnership and Advertising
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Full Page Near Back Cover Print AdvertisingPartnership and Advertising OpportunitiesPlace display ads in District 196 Community Education’s catalogs. Ad reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your ad space now, for all three seasonal catalogs, online or call 651-423-7701 with your advertising request and credit card information. As you know, there are many benefits of ad placement in our catalogs, which reach over 84,000 District 196 residents three times a year. District 196 includes the communities of Rosemount, Apple Valley, Eagan, Burnsville, Coates, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, Farmington and Empire and Vermillion townships. Recently, I compared our rates, distribution and shelf-life to other print advertising opportunities in our area, and we are still the ‘best deal in town!’ Full Page Near Back Cover (four color) 1 available each season 9.5h” x 7.25w” $1,009 per catalog Fall 2026 Catalog Artwork Due June 1, 2026 | Catalog Distribution begins August 17, 2026 Winter/Spring 2027 Catalog Artwork Due October 2, 2026 | Catalog Distribution begins January 4, 2027 Summer 2027 Catalog Artwork Due January 4, 2027 | Catalog Distribution begins March 16, 2027 Guidelines for Display Ads in District 196 Community Education Catalogs Content: Advertisers may determine the content of their ads, but the ads may not contain references to tobacco, firearms, religion/spirituality, or sex. To continue our non-profit bulk mailing status, ads may not promote credit, debit or charge cards, offer insurance policies or promote travel. Aesthetics: Advertisers may determine the design of their ads, but the ads must complement the overall design of the publication. In cases of questionable aesthetics, the Director of Community Education retains the right to determine appropriateness. Logistics: Advertisers are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the predetermined number of ad slots are sold. Community Education offerings will not be jeopardized in any way because of ads. Advertisers who offer programs in “competition” with Community Education will not be allowed to advertise. Advertisers may sign up for advanced ads up to one entire school year (three catalogs). Other advertising opportunities may made available throughout the year. Advertisers will pay at time of request for advertising space. Only credit cards are accepted. Please don’t hesitate to give me a call at 651-423-7701 should you have any questions.2026-27 Partnership and Advertising
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Game NightEntertainment - Adults With DisabilitiesCome on out and spend the evening playing games with your friends, both old and new! We'll have all the usual board games, card games like UNO®, SkipBo®, Go Fish and more along with a variety of puzzles. There is something for everyone! If you have a favorite game to share, feel free to bring it along. There will be beverages and snacks for you to enjoy while you play.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
Game Night & Dirty SodaEntertainment - Adults With DisabilitiesSpend the evening hanging out with friends, playing games and trying a refreshing dirty soda from Made 4 More! Dirty soda is a fun, flavored soda drink mixed with syrups and a splash of cream — and you’ll get to sample a couple of tasty combinations. It's sure to be a tasty treat! We’ll have plenty of games, cards and puzzles available. Bring a favorite game if you’d like!Project Explore Fall 2026 -
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Grandparenting TodayTopic Classes (mixed ages)Grandparents With Children Ages Birth through Prekindergarten Separating Join other grandparents to engage in conversations on topics related to the unique joys and challenges of grand-parenting. Grown-ups will have time for discovering new activities to engage their little ones, as well as time to share stories, strategies and suggestions with other grand-carers. Young children will experience the joy of being, learning and growing together in a group, with the security that comes from attending with their beloved caregiver.Fall 2026 -
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Growing TogetherTopic Classes (mixed ages)Parents With Children Ages Birth Through Prekindergarten Separating Come together in a supportive environment that celebrates the unique joys and challenges of parenting multiple ages. This class offers playful learning for children and meaningful connection for adults. While children explore sensory play and early social experiences, parents and caregivers participate in group discussions guided by a licensed parent educator. Each session is shaped by the interests and needs of the group, including sleep routines, sibling relationships, picky eating, emotional development or screen time strategies. Whether you’re parenting a baby, toddler or preschooler, this class creates space for real conversations, shared wisdom and family growth.Fall 2026 -
Growing TogetherExtended Age GroupsParents With Children Ages Birth Through 6 Years Separating Come together in a supportive environment that celebrates the unique joys and challenges of parenting multiple ages. This class offers playful learning for children and meaningful connection for adults. While children explore sensory play and early social experiences, parents and caregivers participate in group discussions guided by a licensed parent educator. Each session is shaped by the interests and needs of the group, including sleep routines, sibling relationships, picky eating, emotional development or screen time strategies. Whether you’re parenting a baby, toddler or preschooler, this class creates space for real conversations, shared wisdom and family growth.Fall 2026 -
Guided Sound MeditationHealth and Wellness - Adults With DisabilitiesJoAnn and Tim, Certified Practitioners of Sound and Vibration, offer a transformative one-hour meditation session designed to promote deep relaxation, reduce stress and support overall health and well-being. JoAnn and Tim will guide you through a quiet meditation using the spoken word and instruments including crystal singing bowls, Tibetan bowls, chimes and drums. Come to this safe space with your intention to allow the healing power of sound and vibration guide you to a peaceful state that calms the mind, restores balance and nurtures both body and spirit. Bring a mat and pillow if you want to lie down during class.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
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Half Page Near Back Cover Print AdvertisingPartnership and Advertising OpportunitiesPlace display ads in District 196 Community Education’s catalogs. Ad reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your ad space now, for all three seasonal catalogs, online or call 651-423-7701 with your advertising request and credit card information. As you know, there are many benefits of ad placement in our catalogs, which reach over 84,000 District 196 residents three times a year. District 196 includes the communities of Rosemount, Apple Valley, Eagan, Burnsville, Coates, Inver Grove Heights, Lakeville, Farmington and Empire and Vermillion townships. Recently, I compared our rates, distribution and shelf-life to other print advertising opportunities in our area, and we are still the ‘best deal in town!’ Half Page Inside Near Back Cover (four color) 4 available each season 4.75 x 7.25w” $609 per catalog Fall 2026 Catalog Artwork Due June 1, 2026 | Catalog Distribution begins August 17, 2026 Winter/Spring 2027 Catalog Artwork Due October 2, 2026 | Catalog Distribution begins January 4, 2027 Summer 2027 Catalog Artwork Due January 4, 2027 | Catalog Distribution begins March 16, 2027 Guidelines for Display Ads in District 196 Community Education Catalogs Content: Advertisers may determine the content of their ads, but the ads may not contain references to tobacco, firearms, religion/spirituality, or sex. To continue our non-profit bulk mailing status, ads may not promote credit, debit or charge cards, offer insurance policies or promote travel. Aesthetics: Advertisers may determine the design of their ads, but the ads must complement the overall design of the publication. In cases of questionable aesthetics, the Director of Community Education retains the right to determine appropriateness. Logistics: Advertisers are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the predetermined number of ad slots are sold. Community Education offerings will not be jeopardized in any way because of ads. Advertisers who offer programs in “competition” with Community Education will not be allowed to advertise. Advertisers may sign up for advanced ads up to one entire school year (three catalogs). Other advertising opportunities may made available throughout the year. Advertisers will pay at time of request for advertising space. Only credit cards are accepted. Please don’t hesitate to give me a call at 651-423-7701 should you have any questions.2026-27 Partnership and Advertising
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Halloween DanceDances - Adults With DisabilitiesIt's time for the most popular dance of the year! Wear your favorite costume and join all your friends for our annual Halloween Dance. Don't be spooked if they don't recognize you. It's sure to be a blast! One caregiver per participant, group or group home needs to register and pay for the dance. You may pay at the door if you choose not to pre-register.Project Explore Fall 2026 -
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Halloween Movie NightEntertainment - Adults With DisabilitiesJoin your friends for a spooky movie to get in the 'spirit' of Halloween! Wear a costume if you'd like to add to the fun! Check in time is 5:45-6:00pm. The movie will start at 6:05pm to make sure we are done by 8:00pmProject Explore Fall 2026 -
Hanging Flower ArtCrafts - Adults With DisabilitiesJoin us and create a charming everlasting bouquet for your living space. You will learn how to twist, bend, and shape colorful pipe cleaners into flowers and them turn them into a beautiful wall hanging.Project Explore Summer 2026 -
Haunted House Keepsake (adult and child 18 mos-6 yrs)Arts & CraftsPark your broom at the door and come on in with your favorite adult! Create an adorable picture of a haunted house complete with spooky handprint ghosts. Wear costumes to class if you wish.Youth Fall 2026 -
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