Rogers Fall Dance is made up of dancers from Rogers High School, Rogers Middle School, and Prairie View Middle School. Our team supports Rogers High School, but is not affiliated or run through the MSHSL. We are a classic Friday Night Lights Dance Team, different from the Rogers High School Winter, Competitive Team. RFDT performs at RHS home football games, pep fests, community events, and weekend showcases at surrounding schools with their kick, hip-hop, and pom routines. We support Rogers High School with spirit and enthusiasm, and love to support our community through hosting our annual Kid's Clinic. Beyond the registration fee, there will be additional costs for team apparel. Our team runs largely on fundraising and sponsorships. We require parent involvement and dancer commitment to help our team reach its goals to keep overall program costs low. PVMS students are able to use the RHS activity bus to attend after school practices. Dancers must be enrolled at PVMS, RMS or RHS, Grades 7-12. The Fall Schedule will be as follows: Aug 4 - Aug 27: Summer Workshop - 8:00am - 11:00pm (Tu - Th) Sept 1 - Oct 14: Practice - 3:30 - 5:30 pm (M, Tu, Th & F) Sept - Oct: Home Game Halftime performances

This class will help participants answer key questions including how the 5 phases of an IRA relate to stages of your retirement, how time can have a great impact on tax-deferred retirement accounts and strategies for reducing the taxes you and your heirs could pay.

This driver improvement program is presented by Precision Driving Center of Minnesota. Topics include visual techniques, habits, perception, attitude, communication, distracted drivers, new laws and more. Check with your insurance provider to make sure this course qualifies for the discount.

Canva is the perfect digital tool for beginners and novices! Open up a world of possibilities by learning how to use the easiest free design website available. Discover how to create designs from scratch, or use templates with step-by-step guidance for any digital image you need. From online documents to business cards, email signatures and more, you'll come away with a practical guide to using Canva with confidence! You'll receive the login details in the confirmation email received upon completion of registration.

Coloring can be beneficial for adults, especially for its de-stressing power. The practice generates wellness and quietness. Join us as we color while listening to relaxing music. You don't need to be an artist to enjoy coloring! Light refreshments will be served.

Hand-knit a cozy blanket that will be your home's most sought-after item! In this class, you'll work with soft, chunky yarn, creating a full-body throw blanket with only your hands! No previous knitting experience is needed to join in the fun! And the cherry on top? You'll proudly walk away with a finished blanket. We'll provide everything you need, including a hand-rolled ball of yarn in various colors for you to pick from. Delicious food and drinks will be available for purchase from Pour Wine Bar and Bistro. This class is perfect for anyone age 13 and up, making it a fantastic activity for teens and adults alike! Just remember, if you're under 16, you'll need an adult to tag along. Start times are staggered by 20 minutes to allow for individual instruction. Select the time that works best for you.

Are you ready to earn your driver's permit and learn to drive? Start by completing the 30 hours of classroom instruction required by the State of Minnesota in our interactive, engaging in-person or e-learning classrooms. Once you have your permit, schedule Behind-the-Wheel training from our State-licensed and certified instructors. Students must be 15 years old by the last day of classroom instruction. Students must have a Chromebook/laptop for the class. If you need to borrow a computer, please contact our office ASAP. WHY CHOOSE DRIVER'S EDUCATION THROUGH COMMUNITY EDUCATION? Knowledgeable instructors who are licensed teachers with years of experience and training. They know the most effective ways to teach students and will help meet the learning needs of individual students. Multiple locations, dates, and times that fit busy schedules. Flexible registration and payment plan. Please note: State law requires students be registered for Behind-the-Wheel before they can take the permit test. To be fully registered, full payment for Behind-the-Wheel must be received by the last classroom day. Take your permit test with us! ISD 728 Community Education has been approved as a Remote Web-based Knowledge Testing Site for the Minnesota Department of Motor Vehicles. As part of our Driver's Education package, you may take your Knowledge (permit) Test at Handke Center in Elk River. Just register with Community Education for your chosen date and time at no additional charge. (First test is included with your package price. If you need to retake the test, there is a $10 fee. You may take the test with us up to three times.) Supportive and educational parent class offered multiple times and locations throughout the year. Spanish-speaking instructor available for Behind-the-Wheel -- call our office for details. ** Drivers under age 18 who complete Behind-the-Wheel instruction and are testing for a provisional driver's license MUST SUBMIT A DRIVING LOG. The driving log must show that the teen has completed at least 50 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are nighttime hours. If a parent attends a parent class, the required number of supervised driving hours decreases to 40, 15 of which are nighttime hours. ** PARENTS/GUARDIANS: A Chromebook/laptop is required for this course. Please contact the office if your student needs to borrow a computer. A few days before the start of class, you will receive an email with information for your student to set up access to the Schoology course. If your student is not an ISD 728 student, you will receive an email with the access code to join the Schoology course. Information will be sent home with your student or emailed regarding the Driving Log, the parent class, and Behind-the-Wheel scheduling. If planning to attend a free parent class, please register online or by contacting Community Education at (763) 241-3520. ONLINE CLASSES: All classroom materials will need to be picked up from Handke Center, located at 1170 Main Street, Elk River, NO EARLIER THAN 1 WEEK BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE. Course material pick-up times are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm. If these pick-up times do not work for you, please contact the Community Education office by calling 763-241-3520 or emailing communityed@isd728.org. Parents will receive an email 1 week prior to the beginning of the course with what to expect and Schoology login information. This is not a work-at-your-own-pace class. Students have to be logged in at their scheduled class time, as instruction is live. FEE INFORMATION: When registering, you will be able to choose from the following fee options: Complete Training Package: $440; includes one Knowledge (Permit) Test fee Payment plan available: $240 due at registration; $200 due prior to last day of class Please note: If you choose the payment plan, the second payment of $200 will be charged to the credit/debit card number listed in your account the day before the last day of classroom training. Classroom instruction only: $150 due at time of registration Behind-the-Wheel training only: $350 due at time of registration; to register call 763-241-3520 Spanish-speaking instructor available for Behind-the-Wheel

Learn what it's like to have a horse for a day! You'll get to ride in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas for 40-50 minutes (no trails), practice how to steer, stop, turn, and walk on your own. You might also make horse treats, create a craft project, or play games. Don't forget the time to feed and care for the horses, which is a big part of ownership! You'll be grouped with other campers based on similar riding experience. Proper attire includes close-toed shoes (no flip-flops!), long pants, and layers depending on weather. Bring sunscreen, a hat, bug spray, water bottle, a nut-free bag lunch, and snacks. You can also bring treats for the horses if you'd like. ASTM/SEI certified helmets provided. Camps are held rain or shine. Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.

Curious about RC cars? Discover how they work, learn driving techniques, and put your skills to the test on a real track! Experiment with different types of cars and dive into the fun of this high-speed hobby. Cars are provided, or bring your own with instructor approval.

Explore the craft of voiceovers! Learn from a working voice actor. Get an inside look at their start in the industry. Discover how easy and affordable it can be to set up and work from home. You will read a script and receive coaching and performance ideas while your instructor takes notes to create a voice evaluation you will receive in a follow up call. One-time, 90 minute, 1:1, video-chat class! Learn more: https://www.voicesforall.com/pages/one-on-one-schools.cfm Upon completion of registration, you will be contacted by Voices for All to schedule your class at a convenient day and time.

Karate is a great way for students to increase their sense of responsibility, build self-esteem, and decrease their willingness to take foolish risks. Choose martial arts to supplement your student's education and see how they benefit.

Add color and flavor to your dinner plate! In this class, we’ll make stuffed bell peppers filled with a savory mix of meat, rice, and cheese. Learn simple cooking skills while creating a delicious meal to enjoy together at the end of class. If the assistant is planning on cooking along with the group, and would like their own set of ingredients, please register using the "Participant & Assistant Participating" fee code so we can order enough ingredients.

Campers will get to ride a real horse, meet and learn about the different horses at Boulder Pointe, and learn how to groom them — all with a focus on safety! Campers will also create an art project and have an opportunity to make horse treats to feed their new four-legged friends! Stations are split into 15-minute intervals. Class fee includes parent and child — parent/guardian is expected to remain with their camper during the entire duration of the camp. Proper attire includes sneakers or boots (closed toe and heel), long pants, and layers depending on weather. Bring a water bottle. ASTM/SEI certified helmets provided. Camps are held rain or shine, as the facility has an indoor barn and arena. Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.