Our basketball program is designed to develop skills, teamwork, and a love for the game for students from 3rd through 8th grade. Players will learn the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and game strategy, while also building confidence and sportsmanship on and off the court.🏀 Program Highlights: Open to all boys and girls in grades 3–8 Age-appropriate skill development and game play Encouraging coaching staff Opportunities for teamwork, leadership, and personal growth Fun, competitive, and inclusive environment All players need a jersey, shorts, and warm up shirt. Items are the same as last year, so please select your price and answer the questions during registration correctly.

The 4-on-4 Youth Volleyball League is designed for kids in 4th–6th grade who want to learn, improve, and have fun playing volleyball. This league focuses on developing fundamental skills, teamwork, sportsmanship, and confidence in a positive and encouraging environment. The smaller 4-on-4 format gives every player more opportunities to serve, pass, set, hit, and grow their game while enjoying friendly competition.

In Minnesota, preschool screenings, also known as Early Childhood Screenings (ECS), are free, developmental assessments required by state law for children before entering public kindergarten. These screenings help identify any potential developmental, health, or learning concerns early on. What Does the Screening Include? Developmental Screening – Checks cognitive, language, motor, and social skills. Vision & Hearing Tests – Identifies any early signs of issues. Height & Weight Measurements – Assesses growth patterns. Immunization Review – Ensures vaccines are up to date. Health & Family History – Helps identify any concerns that may affect learning. Who Needs a Screening? Children aged 3-5 (ideally around age 3). Required before kindergarten enrollment in Minnesota public schools.

Let creativity shine in our Arts & Crafts Program! Children can sign up to explore a variety of fun and engaging art activities in a welcoming, hands-on environment. Participants will have the chance to try different projects such as painting, drawing, crafting, and mixed-media creations while learning new techniques and expressing their imagination. This program encourages creativity, self-expression, and confidence while giving kids the opportunity to make unique works of art and have fun with friends. All skill levels are welcome! 🎨✂️🖌️

Students will explore their creativity through fun, hands-on art projects all year long! Using a variety of materials and techniques, participants will create seasonal, holiday, and themed crafts all while building confidence, fine motor skills, and self-expression. No experience is needed, just bring your imagination and be ready to create! 🎨

Our Summer Baking Classes offer a fun and hands-on opportunity for participants to learn the basics of baking while creating a variety of delicious treats. Throughout our multiple programs, participants will explore different baking techniques and recipes while gaining confidence in the kitchen. Participants will learn important skills including measuring ingredients, mixing and preparing batters and doughs, decorating baked goods, and practicing kitchen safety and cleanliness. These classes are perfect for anyone who enjoys being creative in the kitchen and wants to learn how to bake a variety of tasty recipes in a supportive and fun environment.

Our camp provides comprehensive instruction for each participant - from mastering the fundamentals of shooting, dribbling, and passing to learning advanced techniques and strategies for the more experienced players. This camp will cover all aspects of the game to help players develop and reach their full potential on the court. Led by experienced coaches and former/current players who are passionate about the game.

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Leap beyond the game of checkers with the chess challenge. Where you can challenge yourself and improve your patience, decision making, planning, imagination, and focus all by playing chess.

Looking for a fun way to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy some friendly competition? Our Co-Ed Volleyball League is the perfect place for players of all skill levels to come together and play the sport they all love!🏐

Love snacks at the game? Score savings with our Concessions Punch Card! 🎟️🍿 Buy now and save on your favorite treats at C/B/JV/Varsity home games! This punch card is not valid during tournaments, fundraisers, or any outside events.

Join us for a magical Daddy-Daughter Holiday Ball, where cherished memories are made! Enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with laughter, holiday cheer, a delicious dinner, and dancing as you celebrate the holiday season together.

This fun-filled camp is led by the talented members of the DGF Dance Team and their skilled coaches, giving dancers the perfect blend of expert instruction and positive peer inspiration. Throughout the camp, dancers will learn a variety of dance styles, build confidence, improve technique, and enjoy high-energy choreography. Whether your child is brand-new to dance or already has some experience, this camp offers something for everyone!

In Minnesota, preschool screenings, also known as Early Childhood Screenings (ECS), are free, developmental assessments required by state law for children before entering public kindergarten. These screenings help identify any potential developmental, health, or learning concerns early on. What Does the Screening Include? Developmental Screening – Checks cognitive, language, motor, and social skills. Vision & Hearing Tests – Identifies any early signs of issues. Height & Weight Measurements – Assesses growth patterns. Immunization Review – Ensures vaccines are up to date. Health & Family History – Helps identify any concerns that may affect learning. Who Needs a Screening? Children aged 3-5 (ideally around age 3). Required before kindergarten enrollment in Minnesota public schools.

Driver's Education classroom training is for individuals who are currently 14 years old or older at the time of the class. Enrollment will be determined strictly by birth date. Students with the earliest birth dates will have the first option to take the class. Priority will be given with the following considerations; age, farm work license, and School activities. The State of Minnesota requires that students are 15 years of age in order to take the permit test. Students who take the class when they are 14 years of age will not receive their blue card until they turn 15. Sign up early to secure your spot. Must attend all 30 hours. Behind the Wheel - Please go onto the Learn 2 Drive website and fill out the contract from. Point of Impact Session: A 90 minute class that teaches you about teen driver risks, laws, and helpful ways to talk to your teen about being a safe driver. Learn how to improve your own driving instruction, and information and tools you can use to support your teen in driving safely. This class provides Supplemental Parental Curriculum -at the conclusion of this class, all parents who attend will receive a Certificate of Completion. New drivers have to log 50 hours of driving while they have their permit. Find out how to do this and reduce that by 10 hours by attending the POI meeting.

Driver's Education classroom training is for individuals who are currently 14 years old or older at the time of the class. Enrollment will be determined strictly by birth date. Students with the earliest birth dates will have the first option to take the class. Priority will be given with the following considerations; age, farm work license, and School activities. The State of Minnesota requires that students are 15 years of age in order to take the permit test. Students who take the class when they are 14 years of age will not receive their blue card until they turn 15. Sign up early to secure your spot. Must attend all 30 hours. Behind the Wheel - Please go onto the Learn 2 Drive website and fill out the contract from. Point of Impact Session: A 90 minute class that teaches you about teen driver risks, laws, and helpful ways to talk to your teen about being a safe driver. Learn how to improve your own driving instruction, and information and tools you can use to support your teen in driving safely. This class provides Supplemental Parental Curriculum -at the conclusion of this class, all parents who attend will receive a Certificate of Completion. New drivers have to log 50 hours of driving while they have their permit. Find out how to do this and reduce that by 10 hours by attending the POI meeting.

Elementary Art Club is a fun and creative space where students can explore their imagination, build artistic skills, and express themselves through a variety of hands-on projects. The club is open to all students who enjoy being creative, whether they are just beginning their artistic journey or already love making art. No prior art experience is required!

In Minnesota, preschool screenings, also known as Early Childhood Screenings (ECS), are free, developmental assessments required by state law for children before entering public kindergarten. These screenings help identify any potential developmental, health, or learning concerns early on. What Does the Screening Include? Developmental Screening – Checks cognitive, language, motor, and social skills. Vision & Hearing Tests – Identifies any early signs of issues. Height & Weight Measurements – Assesses growth patterns. Immunization Review – Ensures vaccines are up to date. Health & Family History – Helps identify any concerns that may affect learning. Who Needs a Screening? Children aged 3-5 (ideally around age 3). Required before kindergarten enrollment in Minnesota public schools.

Our Community Education Field Trip Program offers children a fun & safe learning experience beyond the classroom. Participants will travel together by bus to an exciting destination, where they can explore, discover, and engage in hands-on activities. Guided by experienced staff, students build friendships, gain independence, and create lasting memories.