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1 Year Old ClassesExplore the wonder of your child’s expanding world through a variety of planned activities. In this class, parents and young toddlers play and learn together. There will be an interactive circle time where parents and children participate together with singing and movement activities. Parents and children do not separate. This is your time for purposeful, interactive playtime together. However, time will be provided for parent discussion in the classroom during your child's snack time.Category -
Waitlist1 Year Olds1 Year Old ClassesExplore the wonders of your toddler's expanding world through a variety of fun, planned activities! In this non-separating class, parents and young toddlers play and learn side by side. Together, you will enjoy an interactive circle time filled with joyful singing and movement. While the children stay in the room for snack time, parents will have a dedicated opportunity to connect and share discussions right in the classroom. All ECFE classes use a sliding fee scale. Fees are due monthly.ECFE & PreK+ 2026-2027 -
2 Year Old ClassesYour two year old will find lots of creative activities to challenge them in the classroom and will begin to make new friends. Parents and children will participate together in singing and movement activities before separation. Your time spent together in the classroom is your time for purposeful, interactive playtime together. Parents will then separate from the children’s classroom to discuss the joys and challenges of parenting two year olds.Category -
2 Year Olds2 Year Old ClassesWatch your two-year-old blossom through creative classroom activities and early friendships! Start your time together with purposeful, interactive play, followed by a joyful music-and-movement circle time. Afterward, parents will transition to a separate space to discuss the unique rewards and challenges of parenting two-year-olds while the children continue their classroom play. All ECFE classes use a sliding fee scale. Fees are due monthly.ECFE & PreK+ 2026-2027 -
2027 Chisago Lakes Area ExpoTrips, Tours & EventsThe Chisago Lakes Area Expo will be held at the Wildcat Community Center on Saturday, February 20th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and Sunday, February 21st from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Follow the steps to register for the show and add any additional options if applicable. Please note that steps 2, and 3 are optional. If you are not needing tables & chairs or electricity you do not need to enroll in steps 2 & 3. View all the details below before purchasing your booth: Pipe & Drape: Pipe and drape will not be provided, so please bring your own tents or backdrops for your setup. Tables & Chairs: Exhibitors bringing their own tables and chairs must ensure each leg is fitted with felt or rubber bottoms to protect the flooring. Electricity: If you registered for electricity, please bring your own 3-prong grounded extension cord. Power strips are strictly not allowed. Lunches: One complimentary box lunch is included per vendor registration. Additional lunches can be purchased for $12 each. Vendor Expectations: Vendors are expected to participate for the entire duration of the Expo. Arriving late or packing up early may impact your eligibility to participate in future events. Required Documentation: All participants must complete an ST19 form upon enrollment. Please email your completed form to spohlman@isd2144.org. Pricing: Early Bird (Aug. 17, 2026-Jan. 4th, 2027 @ noon): Booth Space 10 x 10 - $150 per booth space Jan. 2nd, 2027-Feb. 12th, 2027 @ noon): Booth Space 10 x 10- $175 per booth space Optional Add-ons: (optional) Step 2:Table Set (includes 2-4 x 2 tables and 2 chairs) - $25 (limited availability) (optional) Step Table Set Add-On (Step 2.-Optional): $25 (includes 2-4 x 2 tables and 2 chairs; limited availability). Electricity Add-On (Step 3.-Optional): $20/booth (limited availability) Lunch Information: One box lunch is included per booth rental. Additional lunches can be purchased at registration (Step 4-Optional). The deadline for extra lunch orders is February 15th, 2027, at 12:00 PM (noon). **prices include all applicable taxes and fees 💡 Sponsorship Opportunities Available! Partner with us to highlight your business and support our community! Click here to learn more about our 2027 Chisago Lakes Area Expo Sponsorship Opportunities to explore available packages and benefits. ⚠️ Registration Deadline: Friday, February 12th, 2027, at 12:00 PM (noon). Please note that no refunds will be issued after January 22nd, 2027. For registration questions, contact Community Ed via at clcommed@isd2144.org or phone at 651-213-2600. Specific Expo questions, contact the Wardell Haywood via email at wardellhaywood@kwcommercial.comFall 26 -
2027 Chisago Lakes Wedding ExpoTrips, Tours & EventsThe CHISAGO LAKES WEDDING EXPO will be held on Saturday, January 16, 2027 from 11AM to 2PM at the Wildcat Community Center. Follow the steps to register for the show and add any additional options if applicable. Please note that steps 2, and 3 are optional. If you are not needing tables & chairs or electricity you do not need to enroll in steps 2 & 3. View all the details below before purchasing your booth: Please bring your own tents or backdrops as there will not be pipe, drape and backdrops this year. Exhibitors bringing their own tables and chairs must have felt or rubber on the bottom of each leg. If you register for electric, you must bring your own cord. All electric cords must be a 3-prong grounded cord. No power strips are allowed. Our expectation is that all vendors will participate in the Expo for the entire duration of the event. Arriving late or leaving early could impact the opportunity to participate in the future. Pricing: $125.00 - 10x10 Booth Space $185.00 - 2x 10x10 Booth Spaces $275.00 - 3x 10x10 Booth Spaces $360.00 - 4x 10x10 Booth Spaces Optional Add-ons: Step 2:Table Set (includes 2 4 x 2 tables and 2 chairs) - $25 (limited availability) $5.00 - Additional Chairs $20.00 - Additional 4x2 Table Step 3:Electricity - $20/booth (bring your own cord/extension) Any registration or Expo questions, contact Community Ed by email or phone 651-213-2600. Please fill out a ST19 formFall 26 -
ACT PrepYouth ProgramsA strong ACT score continues to be important for college admissions and financial aid. The class is taught by Renee Holmquist, a Forest Lake High School Math teacher who has been teaching ACT classes for over a decade. The course will cover the test format, essential strategies and content review for all four sections. This class times well for students taking the October or December ACT test. Students need to bring a graphing calculator to class. *Students need to bring a graphing calculator to class.Fall 26 -
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ACT/SAT and College Planning StrategiesGeneral InterestA growing number of college applicants included test scores in their applications for admission to college this fall, and this growth comes at a time when the ACT and SAT have recently undergone some dramatic changes. Amid the changes, how can your student make sense of the new world of testing and how can test scores fit into their college plans? What do they need to know about the new ACT and SAT? Join us to learn about how these changes may impact your family, and new strategies you should consider to give your student the best opportunity to be admitted and maximize scholarships and financial aid. If you are the parent of a HS student in grades 9-11, this is incredibly important info you will not want to miss. Register today!Fall 26 -
ACUPRESSURE FOR SINUS RELIEFHealth, Fitness & WellnessAcupressure is an ancient, Eastern healing technique that involves pressing or kneading key points on the body to release energyblockages and simulate energy flow through pathways called meridians. Continual sinus problems have become epidemic in both children and adults. You can find relief by stimulating the many points that relieve sinus blockages, headaches and more.Fall 26 -
Abdominal Strengtheners that Won't Stress your Back/NeckHealth, Fitness & WellnessAbdominal muscles weaken and lose shape due to past pregnancies, surgeries, sitting at a desk all day, being sedentary and poor posture.Learn a series of extremely effective exercises to quickly strengthen all four layers of abdominal, WITHOUT stressing back or neck jointsand WITHOUT getting on the floor. Common abdominal exercises like crunches can place too much stress on back and neck joints.Fall 26 -
Adult Basic Education (ABE)ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Free Adult Basic Education & GED preparation to... • Improve basic reading, writing and math skills • Get your Adult Diploma • Get your GED • Prepare for higher education • Develop computer skills • Study for the Accuplacer All classes held at Chisago Lakes High School Room WL-3 For more info: Toni Koons tkoons@scred.k12.mn.us (320) 591-0041 Class Schedule Sept 11, 2023-Jun 4, 2024 (no classes Dec 26 & Mar 5) Tuesdays 4:00-7:00 pm FREE online GED Study is available, also! Contact Toni Koons at tkoons@scred.k12.mn.us. Become a Volunteer Literacy Tutor. Are you interested in helping someone learn to read, learn English or become a citizen? Consider tutoring an adult in your area on a one-to-one basis. Sponsored by the Adult Basic Education consortium of St. Croix River Education District. If Chisago Lakes Schools are closed due to school schedule or inclement weather, ABE/GED classes will not be held. Chisago Lakes offers full-service ABE programming for all area residents.Category -
Adult Conversational Spanish: Beginner Part 1 (Live Virtual)General InterestAlways wanted to learn or refresh your Spanish? This class focuses on building conversational skills through interactive practice. Topics include greetings, pronunciation, numbers, food, clothing, and basic grammar. You'll engage in small conversations and explore cultural insights like word origins and dialects. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. *This is a Live Virtual Class, you will be able to interact with the instructor. An email with login information will be sent prior to class. Be sure you have a current email on file with us.Fall 26 -
Adult Conversational Spanish: Beginner Part 2 (Live Virtual)General InterestContinue your Spanish journey in Beginner Spanish Part Two! Build on conversational skills for directions, restaurants, and everyday interactions. Learn vocabulary on weather, dates, family, and key verbs like ser and tener. Explore cultural topics on food, family, and friendships. Open to new and returning students. Zoom access and basic computer skills required. * This is a Live Virtual Class, you will be able to interact with the instructor. An email with login information will be sent prior to class. Be sure you have a current email on file with us.Fall 26 -
Adult Conversational Spanish: Intermediate Part 1General InterestThis intermediate course helps adults improve conversation skills through interactive lessons. Topics include AR verb conjugation, infinitives, future tense, prepositions, and more. Practice making plans, discussing preferences, and explore holiday traditions in Spanish-speaking countries. Open to new students and previous Beginner Spanish Part 1 and 2 conversation participants. * This is a Live Virtual Class, you will be able to interact with the instructor. An email with login information will be sent prior to class. Be sure you have a current email on file with us.Fall 26 -
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American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED/First AidHealth, Fitness & WellnessThe American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course equips students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults children and infants. It is designed for students who need a certification that satisfies OSHA workplace or other regulatory requirements. Upon successful completion a valid 2 year digital certificate for Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED is issued.Fall 26 -
An Estate Planning Walk-Through for Every FamilyGeneral InterestWhether you're a parent protecting young children, an adult child helping aging parents, or a couple who's been meaning to get to it, this class is for you. Attorney Lauren Pevehouse of Lauren Pevehouse Law PLLC walks you through wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives, explaining how each works and which ones your family needs. You'll also learn what probate involves, so nothing catches your loved ones by surprise. Leave with real answers, a free take home will template, and free notary services available after class.Fall 26 -
Starting SoonAqua Fitness - Age 55+AquaticsFor ages 55+ Aqua Fitness is a great way to exercise with low impact on joints while strengthening muscles and bones—all while having fun in the water! This class provides a light to moderate aerobic workout that increases endurance, core strength, and flexibility. Our SilverSneakers-certified instructors lead participants through movements such as walking, jogging, kicking, cross-country ski movements, and jumping jacks, with limited use of equipment. All equipment is provided, but if you have your own, feel free to bring it along. Please wear swimwear. Locker rooms and showers are available on-site. Free for all SilverSneakers, Renew Active, and One Pass members Important Note for Fitness Benefit Members: To use your insurance benefit for this class, you will just need to register as a Wildcat Community Center Member so you can scan in before each session. This membership is entirely free under your benefit and only takes a few moments to set up! Please stop by the Community Education office PRIOR to your first class so we can get you all set up. If you're registering for one of the special price rates, be sure to complete the online checkout and look for a confirmation email to finalize your registration.Fall 26 -
Aqua ZumbaAquaticsDive Into Aqua Zumba! This course is ideal for anyone looking to make a splash by incorporating a low-impact, high-energy workout into their fitness routine. Aqua Zumba blends the fun of Zumba with the resistance of water, creating a pool party experience you won’t want to miss! With less impact on your joints, you can really let loose and enjoy the movement. Plus, the water’s natural resistance makes every step more challenging, helping to tone your muscles while you have fun. Join us for an invigorating workout that’s easy on the body but big on results! If you are dropping in to the class, you must register prior to class starting.Fall 26 -
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ArcheryRecreation & SportsFall Archery Session is open to all skill levels of youth ages 9-14. Archery will have the opportunity to experience traditional and 3D foam animal targets. We will explore the process of shooting through games and class competitions.Fall 26 -
Babies ClassECFE welcomes you and your baby to share your joys and concerns with fellow new parents. Learn about your baby's emotional, social, and physical development through discussions focused on the interest of the group. Your time spent together in the class is meant for purposeful, interactive playtime together. All baby classes have an ongoing enrollment throughout the year, so you can join at any time - and bring a friend! Please call Ms. Cinnamin for more enrollment details 651-213-2292 or email ctheisen@isd2144.orgCategory -
Babies and 1 Year OldsMixed AgesConnect with other parents and caregivers while exploring the joys, challenges, and milestones of your child's first two years. In this non-separating ECFE class, babies and young toddlers learn and play alongside their caregivers through engaging, age-appropriate activities that support emotional, social, physical, and cognitive development. Together, you will enjoy purposeful play experiences, songs, movement activities, and interactive circle time designed to strengthen your bond and support your child's growing curiosity. Caregivers will have opportunities to connect with one another, share experiences, and discuss child development topics while remaining in the classroom with their children. All ECFE classes use a sliding fee scale. Fees are due monthly.ECFE & PreK+ 2026-2027