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.

Join us this fall for our Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) non-separating classes—where young children and their caregivers learn and grow together in a welcoming, play-based environment! These classes are designed for families with children from birth to age five and provide opportunities to explore age-appropriate activities, connect with other families, and support your child’s development through guided play, songs, stories, and hands-on experiences. In our non-separating format, parents and children stay together for the entire class, creating a comfortable and supportive space for shared learning and bonding. Whether you’re a new parent or have attended before, ECFE offers a chance to build community, ask questions, and enjoy quality time with your child while learning about parenting, child development, and early learning strategies from licensed educators. Come play, connect, and grow with us this fall!

Get ready for some festive fun and have your child unleash their inner artist in our special Holiday Crafting class! This engaging workshop is perfect for young crafters who love to create and celebrate the magic of the holidays. No transportation is provided. December 1st and December 3rd: Create your own one-of-a-kind ornament. December 8th and 10th: Craft a special homemade gift and wrap it with love - complete with festive paper and a tag. December 15th and 17th: Turn a simple flower pot into an adorable snowman friend.