Step into the boots of a real horse lover and enjoy a hands-on barn adventure! Campers will experience everyday life at the barn with daily riding, grooming, feeding, and caring for the horses—including bath time and learning how to braid manes and tails with ribbon. Each day brings time outdoors, new skills, and plenty of chances to make lasting friendships in a structured, positive, and welcoming environment. Riding time is about one hour per day in the arena (no trail rides), where campers will build confidence as they learn how to steer, stop, turn, and walk/trot independently. Campers are grouped with others who share a similar riding experience, so everyone feels comfortable and supported. What to Wear & Bring Long pants and closed-toed shoes (no flip-flops!) Weather-appropriate clothing for inside and outside the barn Sunscreen, hat, bug spray Water bottle, snacks, and a lunch each day Optional: horse treats for your new four-legged friends! Helmets are provided. Camps are held rain or shine as the facility has an indoor barn and arena—so the fun never stops! Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.

Campers will get the best of both worlds with fast-paced 3v3 and 5v5 gameplay each day! Players will also be challenged through skill testing in dribbling, passing, shooting, and individual defense before diving into small-sided matchups of 1v1, 2v2, and 3v3. These games build confidence, creativity, and competitiveness before teams take the court for full 5v5 action. To keep competition fair and fun, athletes will be placed on balanced teams based on performance. Coaches will emphasize proper shooting technique, footwork, and offensive moves, along with key defensive fundamentals such as stance, on-ball defense, and help defense. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a few nut-free snacks. *** Registering for a morning and an afternoon class at the same location? Join the "Lunch Bunch!" Community Education will provide a supervised hour between classes for you to enjoy the lunch you brought from home, then will get you to your afternoon class. Lunches should be nut-free and should include a beverage. No resources are available for refrigeration or to heat lunches, so plan accordingly. Parents/Guardians: please answer "Yes" to the Lunch Bunch question when registering for the morning class. There is no charge, but we need to know who is staying with us for the hour. ***

Dribble, pass, shoot, and compete! The 3v3 Hoops Skills Class is a dynamic, intensive basketball training program designed to enhance young athletes' skills in a learning-focused, fun environment. Campers will build essential 3-on-3 skills—including ball handling, shooting, passing, and defense—through dynamic drills, gameplay, and friendly competition. Led by experienced coaches, players will learn new strategies, sharpen their skills, and face off against athletes of similar age and ability. Whether just starting out or already on the court, every player will enjoy an exciting challenge and plenty of game action. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a few nut-free snacks. *** Registering for a morning and an afternoon class at the same location? Join the "Lunch Bunch!" Community Education will provide a supervised hour between classes for you to enjoy the lunch you brought from home, then will get you to your afternoon class. Lunches should be nut-free and should include a beverage. No resources are available for refrigeration or to heat lunches, so plan accordingly. Parents/Guardians: please answer "Yes" to the Lunch Bunch question when registering for the morning class. There is no charge, but we need to know who is staying with us for the hour. ***

What’s cuter than Baby Yoda? A Baby Yoda Bobblehead, of course! Come create with clay, Model Magic®, and more as you create everyone’s favorite character from The Mandalorian. The force is strong with this one! Please pack a nut-free snack and a beverage for your child. Students who are registered for "Lunch Bunch" should bring a nut-free lunch and an additional beverage. *** Registering for a morning and an afternoon class at the same location? Join the "Lunch Bunch!" Community Education will provide a supervised hour between classes for you to enjoy the lunch you brought from home, then will get you to your afternoon class. Lunches should be nut-free and should include a beverage. No resources are available for refrigeration or to heat lunches, so plan accordingly. Parents/Guardians: Please answer "Yes" to the Lunch Bunch question when registering for the morning class. There is no charge, but we need to know who is staying with us for the hour. ***

Combine storytelling and cooking in this fun and engaging class! Students will read heartwarming books such as POP! The Kernel Who Didn’t Pop and The Jelly Donut Difference, while exploring valuable lessons on sharing, belonging, and kindness. After each story, head to the kitchen to create delicious recipes inspired by the book's theme. This class blends literacy and culinary skills, helping young chefs become kinder humans and more confident cooks! *** Registering for a morning and an afternoon class at the same location? Join the "Lunch Bunch!" Community Education will provide a supervised hour between classes for you to enjoy the lunch you brought from home, then will get you to your afternoon class. Lunches should be nut-free and should include a beverage. No resources are available for refrigeration or to heat lunches, so plan accordingly. Parents/Guardians: please answer "Yes" to the Lunch Bunch question when registering for the morning class. There is no charge, but we need to know who is staying with us for the hour. ***

Coloring is a wonderful way for adults to relax and unwind. This soothing activity encourages mindfulness, reduces stress, and promotes a sense of calm and well-being. Join us for a peaceful coloring session set to gentle, relaxing music. No artistic experience is needed—just come as you are and enjoy the moment. Light refreshments will be served.

Retire with dignity and build generational wealth. Retire with confidence by learning how to optimize distributions from Social Security, Pensions, work retirement plans and Traditional IRA. Learn about the benefits of Roth IRA and how they can help reduce your taxes. The class also covers importance of Estate Planning, Long Term Care Insurance and when Annuities are useful.

DASH Sports Summer Jr. NBA Mini League brings the excitement of game day all week long! Players will kick things off with one day of skill training, then jump into three action-packed days of instructor-led games—2 games per day for a total of 6 games. Players will practice and learn basketballs skills while gaining valuable game experience in this mini league. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a snack. Basketballs are provided. Optional: Participants may purchase a Minnesota Timberwolves jersey for an additional $30. To purchase, please select the "+ Timberwolves Jersey" option when registering for the class. *** Registering for a morning and an afternoon class at the same location? Join the "Lunch Bunch!" Community Education will provide a supervised hour between classes for you to enjoy the lunch you brought from home, then will get you to your afternoon class. Lunches should be nut-free and should include a beverage. No resources are available for refrigeration or to heat lunches, so plan accordingly. Parents/Guardians: please answer "Yes" to the Lunch Bunch question when registering for the morning class. There is no charge, but we need to know who is staying with us for the hour. ***

DASH Sports Flag Football Tykes Camps introduce young athletes to the fundamentals of football in a safe, little-to-no-contact environment. Players will learn and practice key skills such as passing, catching, rushing, and defense. We'll put what we learn to the test with fun, age-appropriate drills and skill-based games. We'll build confidence, coordination, and teamwork while keeping the experience active and exciting for beginners. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing and shoes (spikes/cleats are optional). Footballs and flag belts are provided. Parent participation is required for ages 2-3, and encourages as needed for age 4+.

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

Level up your room decor with the "Eat. Sleep. Game." 3D kit! This grab and go project is designed for gamers who want to add a personal touch to their setup. The kit features an 8” wooden base and layers including a classic controller and bold lettering. Because the pieces are separate, you can paint the controller, buttons, and text with precision before gluing them onto the base. This layered approach creates a high-quality, professional-looking sign that pops off the wall. Whether you stick with "pro-gamer" greens and blues or choose your own signature colors, this kit is the ultimate win for your next creative session. This all-in-one kit comes fully loaded with every supply you need to complete the project from start to finish. Kits will be available for pick-up beginning June 1st at Handke Center, 1170 Main Street, Elk River, Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:00pm. If you are unable to pick up during that time, or would prefer a Rogers pickup location, please email communityed@isd728.org to make other arrangements.

Get ready for autumn by creating a trendy, maintenance-free centerpiece! In this fun class, participants will transform a classic craft pumpkin into a beautiful, lasting display of greenery. You will learn easy techniques for arranging and securing a variety of realistic faux succulent plants into the pumpkin form. This project is simple, requires no green thumb, and results in a stunning piece of decor that lasts all season long.

Get ready to have your mind blown! From bizarre bugs and weird plants, to jaw-dropping animal traits and out-of-this-world solar system secrets, kids will uncover the craziest facts about the world around us-and beyond! Through hands-on experiments, fun activities, and wild discoveries, this camp is packed with science surprises that will leave your young scientist saying, “No way!” every single day. Please pack a nut-free lunch, snack, and beverage. Note that there are no resources available for refrigeration or heating lunches, so please plan accordingly.

Gather with your friends for a relaxing and fun evening of games and great food! Enjoy a wide selection of board games and card games, perfect for all skill levels. Dinner includes a delicious, fully loaded Baked Potato Bar with all your favorite fixings. Come relax, socialize, challenge your friends, and make some great new memories! If an assistant plans to eat with the group, please register using the “Participant & Assistant Participating” fee code so we can plan for enough food.

Does your child "heart" Hello Kitty? Do they "heart" playing with clay too? If so, this is the perfect class for them! We will learn simple clay techniques and then use our new skills to create the cutest kitty ever. Please pack a nut-free snack and a beverage for your child. Students who are registered for "Lunch Bunch" should bring a nut-free lunch and an additional beverage. *** Registering for a morning and an afternoon class at the same location? Join the "Lunch Bunch!" Community Education will provide a supervised hour between classes for you to enjoy the lunch you brought from home, then will get you to your afternoon class. Lunches should be nut-free and should include a beverage. No resources are available for refrigeration or to heat lunches, so plan accordingly. Parents/Guardians: Please answer "Yes" to the Lunch Bunch question when registering for the morning class. There is no charge, but we need to know who is staying with us for the hour. ***

Ever wonder what it’s like to have a horse for a day? Step into the barn and experience the fun and responsibility of horse ownership! Campers will enjoy 40–50 minutes of riding each day in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas (no trail rides), learning how to steer, stop, turn, and walk independently while building confidence in the saddle. Beyond riding, campers will dive into barn life by feeding and caring for the horses—an important part of being a horse owner. Days may also include making horse treats, creating a fun craft, or playing games. Campers are grouped with others of similar riding experience to ensure a safe, supportive, and enjoyable experience for everyone. What to Wear & Bring: Closed-toed shoes (no flip-flops!) Long pants and weather-appropriate layers Sunscreen, hat, and bug spray Water bottle Nut-free bag lunch and snacks Optional: treats for the horses ASTM/SEI-certified helmets are provided. Camps are held rain or shine, so the fun continues no matter the weather! Please complete and submit the online Boulder Pointe Camp Waiver Form found here.