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Cybersecurity and Python CodingJuly 20-23Explore Python programming and cybersecurity through interactive games and code-cracking challenges. Build your coding skills by creating mini projects, designing a cyber defense game, testing password strength, and experimenting with secret codes. Practice on safe training sites and compete in Capture the Flag contests that challenge your logic, teamwork, and creativity. Discover how cyber threats work—and how to stop them—while developing real-world problem-solving skills and thinking like a defender who protects systems and data.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
D&D STEAM Summer CampJuly 6-9Explore the world of Dungeons & Dragons through storytelling, teamwork, and design. Learn the basics of the game, create your own character, and take part in a short adventure. Beyond the tabletop, you will participate in D&D‑inspired STEAM activities, including designing a themed video game. Bring a USB drive to camp.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
D&D Simplified: The Magic ForestTechnologyEnter the enchanted Magic Forest and join forces to protect the Kingdom of Ara! In this imaginative Dungeons & Dragons adventure, you will help King San capture the bandits who have been attacking his people and uncover a hidden spy threatening the realm. Using critical thinking, communication, and teamwork, you will solve puzzles, face magical challenges, and work together to restore peace. You will receive a set of dice and a personalized character sheet. No experience needed—just a love of storytelling and adventure! Note: Do not bring D&D materials to class.Youth W-SP 26
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DASH Intro to LacrosseSportsDiscover the game of lacrosse in a fun, safe setting! Learn the basics, including stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting. This is a non-contact class, so helmets and gloves are not required—but you can bring and wear them if you’d like. Sticks and balls are provided.Youth W-SP 26 -
DASH Jr. NBA BasketballJuly 27-30A well-rounded basketball camp experience covering a broad range of skills training and skill-based games. You will be taught how to properly shoot, pass, dribble, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Camp ends with scrimmages and games the final day where you can showcase their skills. You can order a customized Jr. NBA jersey with your favorite team’s logo, your name, and your number for an extra $30 (optional). If you choose this add-on, please enter your jersey details when you register.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
DASH Lacrosse CampJune 15-18Learn the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun, supportive, and non‑contact environment. You will practice key skills such as stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting through active drills and games. No protective equipment is required. Helmets, gloves, and mouthguards may be worn if brought from home. Sticks and safety lacrosse balls are provided. Please wear athletic clothing and shoes, and apply sunscreen.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
DASH Sports Basketball Tykes (Pre-K)June 15-18DASH Sports Basketball Tykes camps will give you an introductory experience to the great game of basketball through skill-based drills and mini-games. You will be taught how to dribble, pass, shoot, and play defense in a fun and positive environment.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
DASH Sports Basketball Tykes (Pre-K)July 27-30DASH Sports Basketball Tykes camps will give you an introductory experience to the great game of basketball through skill-based drills and mini-games. You will be taught how to dribble, pass, shoot, and play defense in a fun and positive environment.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
DASH Ultimate Games CampJuly 13-16Play your favorite PE games in this high‑energy camp! Enjoy classics like Capture the Flag, Kickball, Dodgeball, Tag games, Ultimate Frisbee and Football, Soccer, Sharks and Minnows, and more. Along the way, you will build teamwork and learn values like respect, hustle, and pride—all in a fun, active environment. Wear comfortable athletic clothing, bring a water bottle, and wear sunscreen if desired. All other equipment is provided.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
DIY for Females: Kitchen Cabinet Painting & Trim EnamelingHome & GardenHave you recently bought a home that needs a little updating? Or maybe you're ready to refresh your current space? Painting wood cabinets and trim is a popular way to make your home feel brighter and more modern—without spending a lot of money. In this hands-on class, you'll learn how to paint your kitchen cabinets and trim like a pro. We’ll walk you through each step, from cleaning and prepping the wood to priming and applying enamel paint. No experience needed—just a willingness to learn! This class is taught by an experienced instructor who has painted hundreds of kitchens and homes. You’ll get expert tips to help you avoid common mistakes and feel confident doing the work yourself. A $50 supply fee is included in the total class cost.Adult W-SP 26 -
DIY for Females: Painting & DrywallHome & GardenAre you a single woman, newly divorced, widowed, or just new to owning a home? Maybe you’re someone who enjoys rolling up your sleeves and getting things done yourself. If hiring a professional feels too expensive, this beginner-friendly class is a great place to start! In this hands-on course, you’ll learn how to fix common drywall problems like holes and cracks, and how to prep and paint your walls for a clean, professional look. We’ll talk about different types of paint, what they’re used for, and how to choose the right colors for your space. No experience needed—just come ready to learn and build your confidence! A $25 supply fee is included in the total class cost.Adult W-SP 26 -
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Dance Combo: Ballet, Jazz & Lyrical - Spring SessionSportsOsseo Area Schools Community Education is partnering with Dance Unlimited to offer quality after school dance education. All ability levels are welcome with the goal to instill the joy of dance in you through a blend of proper technique and a fun atmosphere. Learn three styles of dance in this 60 minute Dance Combination class. You will learn basic technique and skills, focusing on skill development and combination memorization. There will be an informal performance the last 15 minutes of the last day of class. Dance attire is encouraged. Leotard or form-fitting shirt, shorts or skirt, no denim. Appropriate shoes are required. Ballet shoes are required for combo classes. Jazz shoes are optional. Tennis shoes are required for Hip HopYouth W-SP 26 -
Decorative Wooden TrayArts & CreativityUse basic carpentry skills to make a one-of-a-kind tray that’s both useful and stylish. After building your tray, you’ll choose from a variety of paints and handles to decorate it your way. You can even personalize it with an initial, last name, or a special message. No experience needed—just bring your creativity!Adult W-SP 26 -
Defensive Driving Course: Saving Money - Saving LivesCPR & SafetyIf you're 55 or older, you can take this easy class to help lower your car insurance costs and become a safer driver. Minnesota law says insurance companies must give you a 10% discount for three years if you complete a state-approved defensive driving course. This class is taught by trained instructors and takes place at the Educational Service Center. You don’t need to take a test or do any driving. When you finish, you’ll get a certificate to give to your insurance company. This course is offered in partnership with the Minnesota Safety Council.Adult W-SP 26 -
Destination Mars Rocketry CampJune 15-18Build and launch rockets that can fly up to 300 feet in the air—and take them home. Create and test multiple rockets of different skill levels during camp. Using rockets and model airplanes, you will explore basic aeronautics, including propulsion, thrust, lift, and drag. Also learn about space travel, how astronauts reach Mars, and the possibility of life on Mars. The fee includes a $25 materials cost. Bring two empty 2‑liter soda bottles to camp for experiments.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Dinosaur Dig (Pre-K)July 20-23Get ready to travel back in time! Explore the exciting world of dinosaurs through hands‑on activities, simple science concepts and playful pretend‑dig adventures. Learn about different kinds of dinosaurs, what they ate and how they lived.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Drawing Club – Enrichment ClubArtCelebrate spring with creativity in this fun Young Rembrandts drawing class. Each week, you’ll work on exciting art projects inspired by the season. Draw a baseball-themed still life, explore warm and cool colors while sketching a house, and recreate a famous painting by artist Edward Hopper. You’ll even take an imaginary trip to Japan and draw a beautiful kimono. Join us for a season full of color, creativity, and new skills!Youth W-SP 26 -
Drawing Made EasyJuly 13-16Wish drawing was easy? Learn a simple step‑by‑step method to create fun projects like well‑dressed llamas, cute kittens, adorable pandas, and more. This camp makes drawing accessible and enjoyable for everyone—no experience needed. Build skills in basic shapes and proportions, line control, shading, texture techniques, and adding details for personality and expression.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
WaitlistECFE Next Steps (Birth-five years old) - NEW!Birth to FivesThis class is for families who have taken ECFE before and are ready for what comes next. Whether you are parenting one or or more children, we will explore new strategies, celebrate what is working, and support each child’s unique journey together.ECFE II: Winter/Spring 2025-26 -
ECFE SummerImportant Dates: Registration Opens: April 1 Lottery Held: April 22 View or download the CE Summer Programs Guidebook. (English) Discover Summer Fun with ECFE! Looking for a fun and engaging way to spend time with your little ones this summer? Join us for our Summer 2026 Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) classes, designed to spark curiosity, foster learning, and create lasting family memories. Our summer program offers a variety of classes for families with children from birth to age eight, including: Learning in Nature – Explore the outdoors through hands-on activities that connect children with nature. Baby Yoga – Bond with your baby through gentle movement, songs, and sensory play. Birth to 5 ECFE – Play, learn, and grow together while connecting with other families. Community Connections – Meet other families and learn about valuable community resources. Summer 2026 Session: July 7 – 30Locations: Arbor View Nature Play Area (Maple Grove), Willow Lane Early Childhood Center (Brooklyn Center), and community parks across the area.Category -
ECPTO MeetingsWhat is ECPTO? The Early Childhood Parent Advisory Council (ECPTO) consists of families dedicated to supporting Osseo Area Schools Early Childhood and Family Education programs. Our regular meetings cover a range of topics including program policies, fees, and services. We value the input of parents to improve the quality and accessibility of all programs, including ECFE, Preschool, PreK, and Screening. We invite you to join us for a meeting and learn more about our mission and how you can get involved! Meeting dates for 2025/26 school year. All are held on Thursday's from 4:30-6:00pm: September - 24th (Wednesday) Playground Playdate and Open House Celebration (Arbor View) October 9th (Arbor View) November 13th (Arbor View) December 11th (Arbor View) January 15th (Arbor View) February 19th (Willow Lane) March 12th (Willow Lane) April 16th (Willow Lane) May 7th (Willow Lane) Registration for meetings typically opens one week prior to the meeting date.Category -
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)Welcome to ECFE: where learning begins and families thrive. Community Education’s winter/spring guidebook, which contains ECFE classes, is available for pick-up at Arbor View and Willow Lane Early Childhood Centers. You may also view the guidebook online. To help us serve more families, class registration is limited. Each child may register for one ECFE class (7+ weeks) and one specialty class: Adventures with Dad BIPOC Parenting Community Circle of Security Familias Hispanohablantes LGBTQIA+ Parenting Community Saturdays with ECFE classes ECFE supports parents and children (from birth to age eight) on a journey of growth and discovery. What is ECFE? Support for parents. Play-based learning for kids. Community for both. Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a unique program for families with children from birth to age 8. It’s a space where you and your child grow - together. Each class includes: ✔️ Time to play and explore with your child ✔️ Parent discussion led by a licensed educator ✔️ Real-life tools for parenting challenges ✔️ A chance to build friendships and community Why ECFE? You’ll gain confidence. Your child will thrive. And you’ll connect with others who get it. Watch a short video to learn more about ECFE. Ready to join? Click a class category below to find your fit. Helpful Links ECFE Program Website Get details about our learning approach and class options. 2025-26 ECFE Program Calendar English 2025-26 ECFE Program Calendar Spanish View or download the 2025–26 ECFE Program Calendar in English and Spanish to stay up to date on class schedules and important dates. ECFE Playtime Enjoy a safe, fun playtime with rotating activity stations including art, blocks, dramatic play, sensory exploration and education toys. Parents and children explore together, then gather for group time with songs, movement and stories. View the Winter/Spring Playtime schedule. ECFE Visits Get free, personalized parenting support and community resource connections - right in your home or out in the community. Visits include New Baby Welcome Visits and are a great way to connect with a caring early childhood professional. Have a quick question? Ask anytime - no appointment needed! A parent educator will connect with you. Submit a question online: bit.ly/AskECFE Early Childhood Screening Schedule a free screening to check your child’s milestones between ages 3-5. This short developmental check can help identify any areas where support may be needed, so your child is ready to thrive in school. Preschool/PreK Discover our 2026-27 preschool and prekindergarten programs designed to support your child as a confident, successful learner. Children grow through hands-on exploration, social connections, and engaging experiences in a caring, play-based environment.Category -
Early Childhood ScreeningAbout Early Childhood Screening Early Childhood Screening is a free service for children ages 3 to 5 years old. Screening includes: A check of vision, hearing, height, weight and developmental progress. A review of immunizations records and family information. An individual review with parents/guardians of their child's progress and needs. Early Childhood Screening identifies needs that may require special attention before a child enters school. IN-PERSON APPOINTMENT: New screening appointments are typically added on Tuesday's at 9 a.m. Parent/guardian requests an in-person screening appointment for their child at a school location. Parent/guardian brings child to school for in person screening appointment with a district screener. Approximately 1-hour time commitment. To learn more watch this video Screening VideoCategory