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

You must attend all 4 days of EdVenture Club-Summer to participate in our Summer swimming lessons. Swimming lessons are only available for the levels listed below. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Check the level carefully; if your child is signed up for the wrong level, he/she may not be able to participate. For example; a kindergartner or first grader seldom have the prerequisites required to register for level 4/5. Every effort will be made to switch levels if space is available; however, lessons are usually full, and it may not be possible to switch levels. Swimming lessons are located at the VandenBerge Middle School pool in Elk River. Bussing is provided for sites; Parker participants will walk with staff to the pool. Students will be off site for lessons from 12:30pm-1:45pm, Monday-Thursday. If you register for the swim lessons and find later that you no longer need it, you will need to email edventure club at edventureclub@isd728.org. Hassan Swim Weeks: Aug 3rd-6th, 4 sessions Swim Lesson Descriptions Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Is primarily focused on getting students comfortable with the water, basic aquatic skills and safe practices in and around water. We will focus on bobs, front and back floats, front and back glides, kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke arms, and treading water. Student must have passed Little swimmers OR meet the following prerequisites: Water entry: rolling over, jumping to adult Water exit: stairs, ladder, or climbing out Underwater bobs 5 Front Float 5 seconds (face in the water, holding breath) Back Float 5 seconds (ears in the water) Bubbles lips above the water Bubbles lips below the water Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills The focus of this Level 2 swim class is horizontal motion. When swimmers put their faces in the water willingly, we can start teaching motion. We will focus on front and back float, front crawl, elementary backstroke, treading water, and sitting dives.Student must have passed Level 1 to participate OR meet the following prerequisites: Student must have passed Level 1 OR meet the following Prerequisites Bob underwater 10 times Front float 7 seconds Front glide Front kicks 5 yards with kickboard or barbell Front crawl (Scoops) 3 yards Back float 10 seconds Back glide Back kicks 5 yards with a kickboard or barbell Elementary backstroke arms 3 yards (using any kick) Tread water for 5 seconds using arms and kicks Front glide 2 yards rolling into a back float Back glide for 2 yards rolling into a front float Level 3: Stroke Development Level 3 introduces rhythmic breathing and builds on the skills learned in Levels 1 and 2 to help students achieve basic water skills. Student must have passed Level 2 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front kicks with rhythmic breathing Front float 10 seconds Front crawl (freestyle) 7 to 10 yards Back kicks 7 to 10 yards Back float 15 seconds Elementary backstroke arms 7 to 10 yards Elementary backstroke 5 yards (with whip kick) Tread water for 10 seconds Sitting dive Level 4/5: Stroke Improvement Level 4/5 is a skill-based class focusing on helping participants refine and improve proficiency in all six swimming strokes, and builds on endurance. Student must have passed Level 3 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front float (can take breaths) 30 seconds, body straight Front crawl with rhythmic breathing (freestyle) 15 yards Backstroke (back crawl) 10 yards Tread water 30 seconds, hips below shoulders Dolphin kick 10 yards Kneeling dive

You must attend all 4 days of EdVenture Club-Summer to participate in our Summer swimming lessons. Swimming lessons are only available for the levels listed below. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Check the level carefully; if your child is signed up for the wrong level, he/she may not be able to participate. For example; a kindergartner or first grader seldom have the prerequisites required to register for level 4/5. Every effort will be made to switch levels if space is available; however, lessons are usually full, and it may not be possible to switch levels. Swimming lessons are located at the VandenBerge Middle School pool in Elk River. Bussing is provided for sites; Parker participants will walk with staff to the pool. Students will be off site for lessons from 12:30pm-1:45pm, Monday-Thursday. If you register for the swim lessons and find later that you no longer need it, you will need to email edventure club at edventureclub@isd728.org. Meadowvale Summer Swim: June 8th-11th, 4 sessions Swim Lesson Descriptions Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Is primarily focused on getting students comfortable with the water, basic aquatic skills and safe practices in and around water. We will focus on bobs, front and back floats, front and back glides, kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke arms, and treading water. Student must have passed Little swimmers OR meet the following prerequisites: Water entry: rolling over, jumping to adult Water exit: stairs, ladder, or climbing out Underwater bobs 5 Front Float 5 seconds (face in the water, holding breath) Back Float 5 seconds (ears in the water) Bubbles lips above the water Bubbles lips below the water Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills The focus of this Level 2 swim class is horizontal motion. When swimmers put their faces in the water willingly, we can start teaching motion. We will focus on front and back float, front crawl, elementary backstroke, treading water, and sitting dives.Student must have passed Level 1 to participate OR meet the following prerequisites: Student must have passed Level 1 OR meet the following Prerequisites Bob underwater 10 times Front float 7 seconds Front glide Front kicks 5 yards with kickboard or barbell Front crawl (Scoops) 3 yards Back float 10 seconds Back glide Back kicks 5 yards with a kickboard or barbell Elementary backstroke arms 3 yards (using any kick) Tread water for 5 seconds using arms and kicks Front glide 2 yards rolling into a back float Back glide for 2 yards rolling into a front float Level 3: Stroke Development Level 3 introduces rhythmic breathing and builds on the skills learned in Levels 1 and 2 to help students achieve basic water skills. Student must have passed Level 2 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front kicks with rhythmic breathing Front float 10 seconds Front crawl (freestyle) 7 to 10 yards Back kicks 7 to 10 yards Back float 15 seconds Elementary backstroke arms 7 to 10 yards Elementary backstroke 5 yards (with whip kick) Tread water for 10 seconds Sitting dive Level 4/5: Stroke Improvement Level 4/5 is a skill-based class focusing on helping participants refine and improve proficiency in all six swimming strokes, and builds on endurance. Student must have passed Level 3 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front float (can take breaths) 30 seconds, body straight Front crawl with rhythmic breathing (freestyle) 15 yards Backstroke (back crawl) 10 yards Tread water 30 seconds, hips below shoulders Dolphin kick 10 yards Kneeling dive

You must attend all 4 days of EdVenture Club-Summer to participate in our Summer swimming lessons. Swimming lessons are only available for the levels listed below. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Check the level carefully; if your child is signed up for the wrong level, he/she may not be able to participate. For example; a kindergartner or first grader seldom have the prerequisites required to register for level 4/5. Every effort will be made to switch levels if space is available; however, lessons are usually full, and it may not be possible to switch levels. Swimming lessons are located at the VandenBerge Middle School pool in Elk River. Bussing is provided for sites; Parker participants will walk with staff to the pool. Students will be off site for lessons from 12:30pm-1:45pm, Monday-Thursday. Because Rogers will be closed for the Summer program, we are offering 2 sections of swim at the Hassan location. If you register for the swim lessons and find later that you no longer need it, you will need to email edventure club at edventureclub@isd728.org. Parker Summer Swim: July 13-16, 4 sessions Swim Lesson Descriptions Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Is primarily focused on getting students comfortable with the water, basic aquatic skills and safe practices in and around water. We will focus on bobs, front and back floats, front and back glides, kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke arms, and treading water. Student must have passed Little swimmers OR meet the following prerequisites: Water entry: rolling over, jumping to adult Water exit: stairs, ladder, or climbing out Underwater bobs 5 Front Float 5 seconds (face in the water, holding breath) Back Float 5 seconds (ears in the water) Bubbles lips above the water Bubbles lips below the water Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills The focus of this Level 2 swim class is horizontal motion. When swimmers put their faces in the water willingly, we can start teaching motion. We will focus on front and back float, front crawl, elementary backstroke, treading water, and sitting dives.Student must have passed Level 1 to participate OR meet the following prerequisites: Student must have passed Level 1 OR meet the following Prerequisites Bob underwater 10 times Front float 7 seconds Front glide Front kicks 5 yards with kickboard or barbell Front crawl (Scoops) 3 yards Back float 10 seconds Back glide Back kicks 5 yards with a kickboard or barbell Elementary backstroke arms 3 yards (using any kick) Tread water for 5 seconds using arms and kicks Front glide 2 yards rolling into a back float Back glide for 2 yards rolling into a front float Level 3: Stroke Development Level 3 introduces rhythmic breathing and builds on the skills learned in Levels 1 and 2 to help students achieve basic water skills. Student must have passed Level 2 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front kicks with rhythmic breathing Front float 10 seconds Front crawl (freestyle) 7 to 10 yards Back kicks 7 to 10 yards Back float 15 seconds Elementary backstroke arms 7 to 10 yards Elementary backstroke 5 yards (with whip kick) Tread water for 10 seconds Sitting dive Level 4/5: Stroke Improvement Level 4/5 is a skill-based class focusing on helping participants refine and improve proficiency in all six swimming strokes, and builds on endurance. Student must have passed Level 3 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front float (can take breaths) 30 seconds, body straight Front crawl with rhythmic breathing (freestyle) 15 yards Backstroke (back crawl) 10 yards Tread water 30 seconds, hips below shoulders Dolphin kick 10 yards Kneeling dive

You must attend all 4 days of EdVenture Club-Summer to participate in our Summer swimming lessons. Swimming lessons are only available for the levels listed below. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Check the level carefully; if your child is signed up for the wrong level, he/she may not be able to participate. For example; a kindergartner or first grader seldom have the prerequisites required to register for level 4/5. Every effort will be made to switch levels if space is available; however, lessons are usually full, and it may not be possible to switch levels. Swimming lessons are located at the VandenBerge Middle School pool in Elk River. Bussing is provided for sites; Parker participants will walk with staff to the pool. Students will be off site for lessons from 12:30pm-1:45pm, Monday-Thursday. If you register for the swim lessons and find later that you no longer need it, you will need to email edventure club at edventureclub@isd728.org. Prairie View Swim Weeks: July 27th-30th, 4 sessions Swim Lesson Descriptions Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Is primarily focused on getting students comfortable with the water, basic aquatic skills and safe practices in and around water. We will focus on bobs, front and back floats, front and back glides, kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke arms, and treading water. Student must have passed Little swimmers OR meet the following prerequisites: Water entry: rolling over, jumping to adult Water exit: stairs, ladder, or climbing out Underwater bobs 5 Front Float 5 seconds (face in the water, holding breath) Back Float 5 seconds (ears in the water) Bubbles lips above the water Bubbles lips below the water Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills The focus of this Level 2 swim class is horizontal motion. When swimmers put their faces in the water willingly, we can start teaching motion. We will focus on front and back float, front crawl, elementary backstroke, treading water, and sitting dives.Student must have passed Level 1 to participate OR meet the following prerequisites: Student must have passed Level 1 OR meet the following Prerequisites Bob underwater 10 times Front float 7 seconds Front glide Front kicks 5 yards with kickboard or barbell Front crawl (Scoops) 3 yards Back float 10 seconds Back glide Back kicks 5 yards with a kickboard or barbell Elementary backstroke arms 3 yards (using any kick) Tread water for 5 seconds using arms and kicks Front glide 2 yards rolling into a back float Back glide for 2 yards rolling into a front float Level 3: Stroke Development Level 3 introduces rhythmic breathing and builds on the skills learned in Levels 1 and 2 to help students achieve basic water skills. Student must have passed Level 2 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front kicks with rhythmic breathing Front float 10 seconds Front crawl (freestyle) 7 to 10 yards Back kicks 7 to 10 yards Back float 15 seconds Elementary backstroke arms 7 to 10 yards Elementary backstroke 5 yards (with whip kick) Tread water for 10 seconds Sitting dive Level 4/5: Stroke Improvement Level 4/5 is a skill-based class focusing on helping participants refine and improve proficiency in all six swimming strokes, and builds on endurance. Student must have passed Level 3 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front float (can take breaths) 30 seconds, body straight Front crawl with rhythmic breathing (freestyle) 15 yards Backstroke (back crawl) 10 yards Tread water 30 seconds, hips below shoulders Dolphin kick 10 yards Kneeling dive

You must attend all 4 days of EdVenture Club-Summer to participate in our Summer swimming lessons. Swimming lessons are only available for the levels listed below. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Check the level carefully; if your child is signed up for the wrong level, he/she may not be able to participate. For example; a kindergartner or first grader seldom have the prerequisites required to register for level 4/5. Every effort will be made to switch levels if space is available; however, lessons are usually full, and it may not be possible to switch levels. Swimming lessons are located at the VandenBerge Middle School pool in Elk River. Bussing is provided for sites; Parker participants will walk with staff to the pool. Students will be off site for lessons from 12:30pm-1:45pm, Monday-Thursday. If you register for the swim lessons and find later that you no longer need it, you will need to email edventure club at edventureclub@isd728.org. Twin Lakes Summer Swim: July 20th-23rd, 4 sessions Swim Lesson Descriptions Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Is primarily focused on getting students comfortable with the water, basic aquatic skills and safe practices in and around water. We will focus on bobs, front and back floats, front and back glides, kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke arms, and treading water. Student must have passed Little swimmers OR meet the following prerequisites: Water entry: rolling over, jumping to adult Water exit: stairs, ladder, or climbing out Underwater bobs 5 Front Float 5 seconds (face in the water, holding breath) Back Float 5 seconds (ears in the water) Bubbles lips above the water Bubbles lips below the water Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills The focus of this Level 2 swim class is horizontal motion. When swimmers put their faces in the water willingly, we can start teaching motion. We will focus on front and back float, front crawl, elementary backstroke, treading water, and sitting dives.Student must have passed Level 1 to participate OR meet the following prerequisites: Student must have passed Level 1 OR meet the following Prerequisites Bob underwater 10 times Front float 7 seconds Front glide Front kicks 5 yards with kickboard or barbell Front crawl (Scoops) 3 yards Back float 10 seconds Back glide Back kicks 5 yards with a kickboard or barbell Elementary backstroke arms 3 yards (using any kick) Tread water for 5 seconds using arms and kicks Front glide 2 yards rolling into a back float Back glide for 2 yards rolling into a front float Level 3: Stroke Development Level 3 introduces rhythmic breathing and builds on the skills learned in Levels 1 and 2 to help students achieve basic water skills. Student must have passed Level 2 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front kicks with rhythmic breathing Front float 10 seconds Front crawl (freestyle) 7 to 10 yards Back kicks 7 to 10 yards Back float 15 seconds Elementary backstroke arms 7 to 10 yards Elementary backstroke 5 yards (with whip kick) Tread water for 10 seconds Sitting dive Level 4/5: Stroke Improvement Level 4/5 is a skill-based class focusing on helping participants refine and improve proficiency in all six swimming strokes, and builds on endurance. Student must have passed Level 3 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front float (can take breaths) 30 seconds, body straight Front crawl with rhythmic breathing (freestyle) 15 yards Backstroke (back crawl) 10 yards Tread water 30 seconds, hips below shoulders Dolphin kick 10 yards Kneeling dive

You must attend all 4 days of EdVenture Club-Summer to participate in our Summer swimming lessons. Swimming lessons are only available for the levels listed below. Registration is on a first come first serve basis. Check the level carefully; if your child is signed up for the wrong level, he/she may not be able to participate. For example; a kindergartner or first grader seldom have the prerequisites required to register for level 4/5. Every effort will be made to switch levels if space is available; however, lessons are usually full, and it may not be possible to switch levels. Swimming lessons are located at the VandenBerge Middle School pool in Elk River. Bussing is provided for sites; Parker participants will walk with staff to the pool. Students will be off site for lessons from 12:30pm-1:45pm, Monday-Thursday. If you register for the swim lessons and find later that you no longer need it, you will need to email edventure club at edventureclub@isd728.org. Zimmerman Summer Swim: June 22nd-25th, 4 sessions Swim Lesson Descriptions Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Is primarily focused on getting students comfortable with the water, basic aquatic skills and safe practices in and around water. We will focus on bobs, front and back floats, front and back glides, kicks, front crawl, elementary backstroke arms, and treading water. Student must have passed Little swimmers OR meet the following prerequisites: Water entry: rolling over, jumping to adult Water exit: stairs, ladder, or climbing out Underwater bobs 5 Front Float 5 seconds (face in the water, holding breath) Back Float 5 seconds (ears in the water) Bubbles lips above the water Bubbles lips below the water Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills The focus of this Level 2 swim class is horizontal motion. When swimmers put their faces in the water willingly, we can start teaching motion. We will focus on front and back float, front crawl, elementary backstroke, treading water, and sitting dives.Student must have passed Level 1 to participate OR meet the following prerequisites: Student must have passed Level 1 OR meet the following Prerequisites Bob underwater 10 times Front float 7 seconds Front glide Front kicks 5 yards with kickboard or barbell Front crawl (Scoops) 3 yards Back float 10 seconds Back glide Back kicks 5 yards with a kickboard or barbell Elementary backstroke arms 3 yards (using any kick) Tread water for 5 seconds using arms and kicks Front glide 2 yards rolling into a back float Back glide for 2 yards rolling into a front float Level 3: Stroke Development Level 3 introduces rhythmic breathing and builds on the skills learned in Levels 1 and 2 to help students achieve basic water skills. Student must have passed Level 2 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front kicks with rhythmic breathing Front float 10 seconds Front crawl (freestyle) 7 to 10 yards Back kicks 7 to 10 yards Back float 15 seconds Elementary backstroke arms 7 to 10 yards Elementary backstroke 5 yards (with whip kick) Tread water for 10 seconds Sitting dive Level 4/5: Stroke Improvement Level 4/5 is a skill-based class focusing on helping participants refine and improve proficiency in all six swimming strokes, and builds on endurance. Student must have passed Level 3 OR meet the following Prerequisites: Front float (can take breaths) 30 seconds, body straight Front crawl with rhythmic breathing (freestyle) 15 yards Backstroke (back crawl) 10 yards Tread water 30 seconds, hips below shoulders Dolphin kick 10 yards Kneeling dive

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.

The 360 Sports Club is excited to offer an expanded full-day summer camp experience for boys and girls in grades 1-5. Our full-day camp builds upon our dynamic morning program, providing even more opportunities for professional-level sports training, in-depth mindset and leadership development, engaging recreational activities, and stimulating academic and creative pursuits. Each 40-minute session is followed by a 20-minute break for free time, ensuring a balanced and effective learning environment throughout the day. With up to eight sessions per day, your child will experience consistent development, build lasting friendships, and have endless fun all summer long! Athletes should bring their own lunch, a few nut-free snacks, and a water bottle.

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. ***

Get ready to train like a pro! Our 5v5 Competitive Edge Flag Football Camp delivers a comprehensive approach to player development, emphasizing mental, physical, and tactical skills. Before hitting the field for fast-paced 5v5 games, athletes will sharpen their skills through dynamic drills in speed, footwork, agility, and conditioning, along with specialized training for quarterbacks, wide receivers, linebackers, and defensive backs. Campers will also put their athletic abilities to the test in combine-style challenges—including the flying-10, 3-cone shuttle, and broad jump—with top performers earning exciting prizes! To ensure competitive and balanced play, athletes will be grouped by age and/or skill level. Participants should wear appropriate athletic clothing and bring a few nut-free snacks and a water bottle. *** 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. ***

Get ready to sprint, jump, and throw into action! Our Track & Field Camp introduces young athletes to the fundamentals of running, jumping, and throwing in a fun, supportive environment. Campers will learn proper block starts, practice dynamic throwing and jumping drills, and develop strong running mechanics that build speed, power, and confidence. Coaches will also share practical tips and tools with athletes and their parents to help them continue improving long after camp ends. Athletes should bring appropriate running shoes, 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. ***

Bring a little sunshine into your home with our Grab-and-Go Rainbow Craft Kit! This beginner-friendly project features a custom-cut wooden cloud base and five nesting rainbow arches that fit together for a beautiful 3D effect. Perfect for kids' rooms, nurseries, or a cozy bookshelf—this kit includes everything you need. Just open the box and start creating your own masterpiece! 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.

Design, print, and power your own creations! Beginners will use Tinkercad to 3D-model robot parts and learn basic DC circuits to bring their robots to life. By the end of the week, each student will have built two working robots, a sketchbot and a drive bot while developing creativity, problem solving, and engineering skills using a laptop and mouse. Please bring a nut-free snack and a beverage each day. 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. ***

Learn the viral technique of 3D Textured Paste Art to create a fun, modern piece of art! Participants will leave with a gorgeous, finished piece featuring a vibrant rainbow design, ready to hang and brighten any room. This beginner-friendly class includes all materials and is a relaxing way to unlock your inner artist!

Retirement should be about freedom—not financial stress. In this class, we’ll break down the 5 biggest expenses most retirees face and share practical strategies to help reduce or better manage them. From housing and healthcare to transportation and unexpected costs, you’ll walk away with simple, actionable ideas to help protect your income and make your money last.