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Heart Saver Adult, Child & Infant CPR/AED CourseCPR & SafetyAdult, Child, & Infant CPR Course teaches recognition of signs and symptoms of a heart attack, cardiac arrest, stroke, and choking in adults, children, and infants. Includes use of barrier devices and verbal AED.Adult Fall 26 -
Hogwarts Wizard WorkshopAugust 3-6Discover where magic meets science, technology, engineering, art and math in this hands-on camp. Become a wizard-inventor as you create a light-up wand, brew bubbling potions and build a mini locomotive inspired by the wizarding world. Craft your own Golden Snitch and other projects that mix creativity, science and imagination. This camp is perfect if you love to make, explore and dream big.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Holiday Cookie Bake & TakeCooking & NutritionAre all the holiday preparations getting you down? Don’t fret, Nancy’s team will help you get your baking done in no time at all! You will go home with ten dozen cookies in all. In this hands-on class you will be working in pairs. You will be provided with cookie dough and everything you need to form, trim, and decorate the cookies. Your cookies will be baked for you by Nancy’s team in large commercial ovens. Hairnets and gloves will be provided, but bring your own apron if you like. And most important, don’t forget to bring containers to carry home your ten dozen treats. Please arrive on time and plan on staying the full three hours, which includes assisting with clean-up at the end of class.Due to safety restrictions and out of respect for adult attendees, this class is for ages 18 and older only; no children are allowed in or near the class. If you are unable to attend due to childcare needs or illness, you may send someone in your place. Cookies will not be provided for no-shows. There will be a $20 food supply fee payable to the instructor in class. We are unable to accommodate nut allergies in this class.Adult Fall 26 -
Holiday Gift MakersArtIn every class you will create a new handmade gift that’s perfect for surprising family and friends. You’ll paint, sculpt, decorate, and use lots of fun materials to design special gifts. You will wrap each gift and will be ready to give. Think like an artist, create like an artist and have fun making gifts for others.Youth Fall 26 -
Holiday Wood AccentsArts & CreativityCreate custom, holiday-themed décor to celebrate the season. In this hands-on class, you’ll choose from a variety of colors and patterns as you design three decorative accent pieces. You can follow provided examples or create your own designs using paint, stencils and vinyl materials. Instruction is clear and easy to follow, with plenty of room for creativity. These finished pieces are ideal for home décor, ornaments or thoughtful handmade gifts. Come create something festive, personal and ready to enjoy or share.Adult Fall 26
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Home Alone SafetyHealthThis class teaches kids how to stay safe when they’re home by themselves. We’ll talk about what to do in case of an emergency, how to use the kitchen safely, how to stay safe online, and how to handle things like sibling arguments or dealing with strangers. Students will also learn basic first aid and fire safety. After the class, families will receive a handout by email with all the key information we covered.Youth Fall 26 -
Homemade Eggrolls and SamosasCooking & NutritionRestaurant-quality egg rolls and samosas can be made right in your own kitchen. These appetizers are jammed with flavors from around the world and can be a quick way to incorporate leftovers into something new and fun to eat. Make a variety of egg rolls, samosas and dipping sauces in class. Demonstration, hands-on and tasting. Supply fee of $20 payable to instructor at class.Adult Fall 26 -
How to Start and Finish Your Book (Without Overthinking It)Arts & CreativityYou’ve been thinking about writing a book—but keep overthinking or putting it off. In this fun and engaging class, you’ll learn how to turn your ideas into a clear plan and actually start writing. Expect real progress, a little push, and the momentum you’ve been missing. Your instructor is a professional writer and published author.Adult Fall 26 -
Individual Guitar Lessons - FridaysMusicLearn how to play the guitar or continue learning and taking lessons. Instructor Brandon Wells has over thirty years of experience playing guitar and bass. He teaches all styles of music - rock, classical, jazz, metal, blues, country, folk, praise and worship, and pop as well as just a basic approach that is applicable for any style of music. Music theory, note reading, music interpretation, composition, music appreciation and music therapy are all a part of his teaching program, which gives his students the tools they need to play guitar, learn the music they love and express their creativity. Monthly lesson fee includes lesson dates listed below and include the 2026-27 school year (September 2026-May 2027). After the first month, registration for the next month is automatically charged to the credit/debit card used for the initial month. Fees will be charged the 1st of each month. Cancellations must be made by the 15th for lessons the next month. Once you enroll in lessons, you are registered for the entire school year.Youth Fall 26 -
WaitlistIndividual Guitar Lessons - MondaysMusicLearn how to play the guitar or continue learning and taking lessons. Instructor Brandon Wells has over thirty years of experience playing guitar and bass. He teaches all styles of music - rock, classical, jazz, metal, blues, country, folk, praise and worship, and pop as well as just a basic approach that is applicable for any style of music. Music theory, note reading, music interpretation, composition, music appreciation and music therapy are all a part of his teaching program, which gives his students the tools they need to play guitar, learn the music they love and express their creativity. Monthly lesson fee includes lesson dates listed below and include the 2026-27 school year (September 2026-May 2027). After the first month, registration for the next month is automatically charged to the credit/debit card used for the initial month. Fees will be charged the 1st of each month. Cancellations must be made by the 15th for lessons the next month. Once you enroll in lessons, you are registered for the entire school year.Youth Fall 26 -
Infant Mini Sessions - Dads and Infants (Birth-9 months)Infants (Birth to 18 months)For parents or caregivers with infants birth to 9 months. These infant mini sessions offer special opportunites to connect with your baby and other families in the same stage of life. Whether through movement, touch, play, or shared experiences, each class is designed to strengthen bonds, support early development and help you feel more connected and confident as a parent. See teh website osseoschools.arux.app for full descriptions of each mini session.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Infant Mini Sessions - Infant Massage (Birth-9 months)Infants (Birth to 18 months)For parents or caregivers with infants birth to 9 months. These infant mini sessions offer special opportunites to connect with your baby and other families in the same stage of life. Whether through movement, touch, play, or shared experiences, each class is designed to strengthen bonds, support early development and help you feel more connected and confident as a parent. See teh website osseoschools.arux.app for full descriptions of each mini session.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Infants (9-18 months)Infants (Birth to 18 months)For parents or caregivers with infants 9 to 18 months. Interact with your baby in a space designed especially for infants and meet other families with infants. Learn fun play ideas, songs to sing and gain information and support for parenting your baby. Discussion topics typically include: parent and child bond and attachment, adjusting to family life, brain development, developmental milestones, establishing routines, feeding, sleep and more! Infant classes are non-separating classes. Families stay together for the entire class time in a group.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Infants (Birth to 18 months)Join other families with infants in a class designed just for you and your baby. Enjoy songs, playtime, and hands-on activities in a warm, supportive space. ✔️ Learn fun songs and play ideas ✔️ Connect with other parents of infants ✔️ Explore topics like bonding, sleep, feeding, routines, and development ✔️ Get support for life with a new baby This is a non-separating class—parents and babies stay together the entire time. Register based on your child’s age when the class starts. Class limits: Each child may register for one ECFE class (7+ weeks) and one Saturday class. This helps us serve more families. Need help with fees? We offer reduced or waived fees—no matter your income. No one is turned away. Call 763-391-8777 for support. Beginning Fall 2025, all classes—including infant programs—will follow one single fee structure. This change allows us to invest equally across all age groups, helping us maintain high-quality teachers, materials, and learning spaces for every child. It also strengthens our early childhood community by ensuring every family receives a consistent, enriching experience. We’re committed to keeping our programs accessible—reduced or waived fees are available. No family will be turned away due to financial need.Category -
Infants (Birth-12 months)Infants (Birth to 18 months)For parents or caregivers and their infant from birth to 12 months. Register based on your baby’s age when the class starts. Spend time with your baby in a space made just for infants. Meet other families in your community. Learn fun play ideas, songs and get parenting tips. Talk about bonding, brain development, milestones, daily routines, feeding, sleep and more. Families stay together the whole class. No one is separated.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Infants (Birth-9 months)Infants (Birth to 18 months)For parents or caregivers with infants birth to 9 months. Register based on your baby’s age when the class starts. Spend time with your baby in a space made just for infants. Meet other families and enjoy play, songs and support. Learn about bonding, brain growth, baby milestones, feeding, sleep and daily routines. Get ideas for play and tips to support your baby’s development. Families stay together the whole class. No one is separated.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Infants: Parenting Your Newborn (Birth-12 weeks)Infants (Birth to 18 months)For parents or caregivers with newborns from birth to 12 weeks. Your baby’s first 12 weeks are full of joy, questions and big adjustments. Each week, we will focus on discussion on topics such as your baby’s development, bonding with your baby, sleep habits and caring for yourself. There will be time to connect with other parents of newborns and ask questions. You will also have the option to track your baby’s growth with weekly weigh-ins and measurements. This class is co-facilitated with a licensed Parent Educator and Program Nurse. A lactation consultant may also join the class at times to answer questions.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Intro to Digital ArtJuly 27-30Explore the world of creativity and technology in this digital art camp. Learn the basics of digital drawing and apply your skills to real‑world projects using engaging digital tools. Through a partnership with No Grit No Pearl, you can have your favorite design printed on a canvas or T‑shirt and shipped home after camp. Bring a USB drive to camp. This camp is a fun way to build skills, confidence, and imagination!Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Introduction to DBT Skills: A One-Hour PreviewHealth & WellnessCurious about DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)? This one-hour class offers a brief, practical introduction to skills you can start using right away. You’ll learn a variety of simple DBT tools to help you manage stress, navigate emotions, and respond more effectively in everyday situations. This session is designed to be interactive, accessible, and immediately useful—no prior experience needed. This class is a great way to get a feel for DBT and Nicole’s teaching style before committing to a longer course. You can find Nicole's four-session DBT class Real Skills for Real Life online which begins Thursday, October 22. This is an educational, skills-based class (not group therapy or crisis support).Adult Fall 26 -
Jr STEM Club: Session 1EngineeringAll new lessons each session! Engineering for Kids Jr STEM Club introduces you to a new, hands-on lesson every week from various engineering disciplines. For each lesson, you will focus on developing 21st Century skills such as problem-solving critical thinking and peer collaboration. With our library of lessons, you will never repeat a STEM activity! Session 1 lessons include: · Aerospace Engineering-Stunt Plane · Acoustic Engineering-String Telephone · Mechanical Engineering-Pyramid Slingshot · Coding Unplugged-Binary BraceletsYouth Fall 26 -
Jr STEM Club: Session 2EngineeringAll new lessons each session! Engineering for Kids Jr STEM Club introduces you to a new, hands-on lesson every week from various engineering disciplines. For each lesson, you will focus on developing 21st Century skills such as problem-solving critical thinking and peer collaboration. With our library of lessons, you will never repeat a STEM activity! Session 2 lessons include: · Environmental Engineering-Engineering Bug in a Web · Electrical Engineering-Magnet Maze · Chemical Engineering-Witch’s Brew · Mechanical Engineering-Propeller CarYouth Fall 26 -
Jr STEM Club: Session 3EngineeringAll new lessons each session! Engineering for Kids Jr STEM Club introduces you to a new, hands-on lesson every week from various engineering disciplines. For each lesson, you will focus on developing 21st Century skills such as problem-solving critical thinking and peer collaboration. With our library of lessons, you will never repeat a STEM activity! Session 3 lessons include: · Marine Engineering – Reef Relief · Mechanical Engineering-Spinner · Electrical Engineering-Light It Up · Civil Engineering – Gingerbread House (for 4 week classes)Youth Fall 26 -
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