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Online: Meet the Publisher/Agent - Get Your Manuscript CritiquedArts & CreativityThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Have you ever wanted direct feedback from a real agent or publisher? In this live Zoom class, you can submit one page of your writing for an in‑class critique by a publishing professional. Eligible submissions include poetry, short stories, articles, novels, children’s books, and screenplays. Optional full critique:Students may submit additional pages for a written critique: • Up to 25 double‑spaced pages for $50 • $1 per page after that You will also receive a curated list of publishers and agents who may be a good fit for your work. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Mexican TamalesCooking & NutritionThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Homemade tamales are a holiday tradition worth sharing. In this class, you’ll experience the joy of making tamales the way friends and family often do—together. You’ll prepare chicken mole tamales and black bean chipotle tamales, then make Mexican manchamanteles mole completely from scratch. Learn traditional techniques, build confidence in the kitchen and enjoy rich flavors that bring people together. Please note: If you cancel after the recipe and Zoom information has been sent, a refund cannot be issued. You may, however, contact us to transfer your registration to another participant.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Moroccan Pastilla: Morocco’s Famous Chicken PieCooking & NutritionDiscover the flavors of Morocco by making Moroccan Pastilla (also called Bastilla), the country’s famous chicken pie. This light, flaky dish is made with crisp warqa pastry or phyllo dough and filled with tender shredded chicken, egg stuffing, and sweet orange blossom almond. Pastilla is known for its unique blend of sweet and savory flavors. It looks impressive, but it’s meant to be shared and enjoyed with friends and family—whether for a special occasion or a relaxed gathering at home. While the pastilla bakes, we will also prepare traditional Moroccan mint tea, a refreshing drink served throughout Morocco as a sign of hospitality. Learn new techniques, enjoy bold flavors, and experience a classic Moroccan dish from start to finish. Please note: If you cancel after the recipe and Zoom information has been sent, a refund cannot be issued. You may, however, contact us to transfer your registration to another participant.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Nonfiction Writing Essentials: Tell True Stories with PurposeArts & CreativityThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Turn real-life experiences into strong, effective nonfiction. This class is designed for writers working on memoirs, how‑to guides, personal essays, or narrative articles. You will learn how to:• Choose clear, engaging topics• Develop an authentic writing voice• Organize ideas for clarity and impact• Write strong openings that hold attention• Blend research smoothly into your writing• Revise and polish your work for publication The class covers major nonfiction formats, from blogs to books. Informative handouts for future reference are included in the class fee. Your instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Overcome Your Carbohydrate CravingsHealth & WellnessThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure you have a current email on file so we can send you the link and PDF handouts prior to class. Ever had a day where you can’t stop eating? Do you crave starches, snack foods, and sweets and find the more you eat, the more you want to eat? Is your snacking out of control? In this workshop, we will discuss a two-week plan that will STOP your cravings (no kidding!), help you lose weight and help keep your insulin levels balanced. Overcoming carb cravings is not a matter of willpower but a matter of biology. Stop the vicious cycle of food craving and weight gain. No hype – just the facts.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Phone Photo Rescue Workshop for Beginners!Media & TechnologyThis is a live online class taught through Zoom. Before the class starts, we’ll email you the Zoom link and some helpful handouts, so please make sure your email address is up to date. If you can’t join the live session, don’t worry—you can still sign up and watch the recording later when it works best for you. The instructor is also available to answer your questions before or after the class. Do you have too many photos on your phone and don’t know what to do with them? In this one-hour workshop, you’ll learn how to clean up your photo collection, make printed photo books, and keep your favorite memories safe. We’ll show you simple ways to stay organized that only take a few minutes each week—no tech skills needed!Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Posture, Get it Straight! Look 10 Years Younger and Feel BetterHealth & WellnessThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure you have a current email on file so we can send you the link and PDF handouts prior to class. Ever caught your own reflection to see that your head hangs too far forward, or your shoulders are too rounded, or you slump too much? You will learn how to correct common posture problems and learn an ‘Instant Alignment Technique’ that will have you standing straighter immediately. We’ll discuss easy to implement tips when at a computer, in a car or working out. There are many benefits to improving posture. And, the good news is no matter how long you may have had poor posture, it is NEVER TOO LATE to make improvements. Your clothes will fit better, too! You’ll need a resistance band for some of the exercises.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Practical ChatGPT Tips for BeginnersMedia & TechnologyThis class is taught live online through Zoom. If you can’t attend the live session, you can still sign up and watch the recording later. PDF handouts will be emailed before class, so please make sure we have your current email address. You’ll also get follow-up support from the instructor and are welcome to ask questions before or after class. Have you heard people talking about ChatGPT and wondered what it is? In this fun and easy-to-follow class, you’ll learn what ChatGPT is, how it works, and why it’s becoming so popular. You’ll explore how ChatGPT can help with everyday tasks — both at work and at home — and leave with practical tips you can use right away. After this class, you’ll feel confident joining conversations about ChatGPT and using it yourself!Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Ramen Revival: Transforming the Humble Ramen into a Gourmet Feast!Cooking & NutritionThis class is held online via Zoom. Please ensure your email address is up to date so we can send you the Zoom link before the session. Ingredient lists and prep instructions will be provided in advance, and recipe packets will be shared after the class. Ramen noodles may be simple, but with the right techniques, they can become a restaurant worthy meal. Join Chef Tess for a fun, hands-on cook‑along and learn how to elevate everyday ramen using high‑quality proteins, fresh vegetables and essential Asian pantry staples. You’ll marinate proteins, prep vibrant vegetables, and build bold, balanced flavors by creating a rich, full‑bodied sauce. You’ll also learn easy cooking methods that layer flavor, texture and visual appeal, turning one humble pack of noodles into a satisfying, gourmet dish. Whether you are a busy home cook or a curious foodie, you’ll leave with fresh inspiration and practical skills to make ramen healthier, more flavorful and truly memorable. Important notes: If you cancel after receiving the recipe or ingredient list, we cannot offer a refund. Tess’s recipes are original and will be published in her cookbook. You may transfer your spot to someone else—just contact us. Ingredient lists and class details will be emailed ahead of time so you can shop and prep. Cooking along is optional but encouraged! After class, you’ll receive a professionally made PDF with Tess’s recipes. You’ll also be invited to join Tess’s private and public Facebook groups (optional). One registration covers only your immediate household. If friends or extended family would like to participate, they must register individually, even if participating together. Adult supervision is required for kids who participate.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Rejuvenate Your Brain - Improve Cognitive Function at Any AgeHealth & WellnessThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure you have a current email on file so we can send you the link and PDF handouts prior to class. Current research shows lifestyle and diet have a big effect on HOW the brain ages. Cognitive function, which covers all aspects of perceiving, thinking and reasoning, CAN improve. And the very good news is no matter what your age there are things you can begin to do today to improve how quickly and effectively brain cells communicate with each other. We’ll discuss which ‘superfoods’ reduce the damaging effects of toxins and inflammation on the brain and which nutrients are great for memory, attention, processing information and reducing stress. You’ll learn simple, easy strategies to help your brain stay healthy and alert.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Savory Galette and Apple StrudelCooking & NutritionThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Celebrate fall flavors in this interactive online cooking class. You’ll learn how to make a buttery pie crust from scratch using 100% butter. We’ll shape the dough into a savory spinach-and-cheese galette. While it bakes, we’ll prepare a classic apple strudel using store-bought phyllo dough. Build confidence with pastry techniques and enjoy seasonal favorites made at home. Please note: If you cancel after the recipe and Zoom information has been sent, a refund cannot be issued. You may, however, contact us to transfer your registration to another participant.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Self-Paced Teen Driver's EducationTeen Driver's EducationThis is an ONLINE INSTRUCTION class and will be completed via an online learning portal. Your online portal link and your login information will be emailed to you by Safeway Driving School. Please make sure you AND your student's email are on file. You will need a device for Driver's Education such as an iPad or a laptop. Self-Paced, Online Driver's Education Class Experience the flexibility of learning at your own pace with Safeway Driving School’s Self-Paced, Online Driver's Education program. Designed for today’s busy students, this state-approved course offers the same comprehensive 30-hour curriculum as traditional in-person classes but allows students to complete their coursework independently through an engaging and user-friendly online learning portal. Key Details: Self-Paced Learning: Complete the 30-hour course on your schedule, working up to 3 hours per day. The program can be finished in as little as 10 days or over the full 6-month enrollment period. Lessons must be completed sequentially to ensure a structured learning experience. Online Access: Classes are available online 24/7, Monday through Sunday, offering complete flexibility to fit into your schedule. Required Technology: Students will need an iPad, laptop, or similar device to access the course materials. Safeway Driving School will email login credentials and instructions to both the student and parent/guardian (if applicable). MAKE SURE BOTH EMAILS ARE ON FILE AND CHECKED REGULARLY. Package Information: Enrollment in the course also includes the required behind-the-wheel lessons. Students have one year from the final date of their classroom session, or their 15th birthday (whichever comes later), to complete their six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. Course Features: Engaging curriculum combining short videos, interactive quizzes and games, and lectures. After-hours technical support available 24/7. Curriculum support via chat and phone, Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM. Extend your enrollment by an additional 6 months for a $50 fee if needed. Registration and Login: Once you enroll through Osseo Community Education, you will receive a registration email with login instructions for the online portal. Be sure to use an email address you check regularly to avoid delays in accessing the course. Policies: Transfer Policy: Students transferring from an in-person class to a self-paced class must start from Lesson 1. Students registered in the self-paced course may transfer to an in-person program at any time. Student progress will transfer to the in-person program. Refund Policy: Fees are refundable or transferable if the course has not been started. Once the "Start Course" button is clicked, no refund will be issued for the classroom portion of the fee. When creating your Osseo Eleyo enrollment account online, please follow the steps below: 1. Enter your information and submit. 2. Click the family tab and choose to add a relationship. 3. Click child in the drop-down menu (as to how they are related to you). 4. Add your child's information (as much information as possible so we can support their experience). 5. Search for your Safeway course and register. 6. You can call, stop by the office, or go online to register. If you have questions, call Osseo Community Education at 763-391-7242. Safeway Driving School was selected by Osseo Area Schools and the Community Engagement department to provide teen driver's education. Safeway is the largest driving school in MN, instructing over 12,000 teens this year alone. It has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and is a BBB Accredited Business. Safeway has 90 experienced instructors whose backgrounds have been checked by the MN Dept. of Public Safety. Classroom training can be taken by students between the ages of 14 1/2 and 18 years and consists of 10 approximate three-hour lessons. Behind-the-wheel training consists of 3 two-hour private lessons that can be scheduled online or by calling Safeway at 651-351-9150. Pick-up and drop-off are at home, school, or work. Training is done in a white late-model car with Safeway's "Student Driver" graphics. Take control of your learning journey with this convenient, self-paced option! Enroll today to start working toward your driver’s license on your own schedule.Teen Driver's Ed Sum 26 -
Online: Sweet & Savory Kolache: Czech Classics & Texas-Style FavoritesCooking & NutritionThis class is held online via Zoom. Please ensure your email address is up to date so we can send you the Zoom link before the session. Ingredient lists and prep instructions will be provided in advance, and recipe packets will be shared after the class. Billowy soft and irresistibly delicious. Discover two beloved styles of kolache in one hands-on, bake‑along class. Learn to master two brioche‑style doughs from scratch, starting with traditional sweet Czech kolache. You’ll fill tender dough with fruit preserves or lightly sweetened cheese, add a buttery crumble, and finish with a simple glaze. Then, shift to the Texas favorite: rich, soft brioche wrapped around savory fillings like sausage and cheese. Think of it as an elevated, oversized take on a pig in a blanket — comforting, crave‑worthy, and hard to stop eating. You’ll even make a honey mustard dipping sauce to complete the experience. Along the way, you’ll build confidence working with enriched yeasted doughs and learn techniques you can use again and again. Perfect for breakfast, holidays, or anytime baking, these kolache are sure to become family favorites. Equipment needed: A stand mixer with a dough hook is highly recommended if you plan to make both styles. Important notes: If you cancel after receiving the recipe or ingredient list, we cannot offer a refund. Tess’s recipes are original and will be published in her cookbook. You may transfer your spot to someone else—just contact us. Ingredient lists and class details will be emailed ahead of time so you can shop and prep. Cooking along is optional but encouraged! After class, you’ll receive a professionally made PDF with Tess’s recipes. You’ll also be invited to join Tess’s private and public Facebook groups (optional). One registration covers only your immediate household. If friends or extended family would like to participate, they must register individually, even if participating together. Adult supervision is required for kids who participate.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Swipe Smart: A Safety Guide to Dating AppsMedia & TechnologyThis live class will be held on Zoom. We’ll email you the Zoom link and any handouts before the class begins, so please ensure we have your current email address. If you’re unable to attend the live session, you can still register and access the recording afterward. The instructor is available for support both before and after the class, so don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. Dating apps have changed how people meet, and knowing how to stay safe matters. This one-hour class shows you how to use today’s most popular dating apps, protect your personal information, and turn on key safety features. Learn how to connect with confidence and date smarter, not riskier.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Teen Driver's EducationTeen Driver's EducationThis is an ONLINE INSTRUCTION class and will be held via Zoom. Your class link and meeting information will be emailed to you. Please make sure you AND your student's email are on file. District 279 does not support the Zoom Application so you will need to use another device for Driver's Education such as a phone, iPad or a laptop. Safeway Driving School was selected by Osseo Area Schools and the Community Engagement department to provide teen driver's education. Safeway is the largest driving school in MN, instructing over 9,000 teens this year alone. It has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and is a BBB Accredited Business. Safeway has 90 experienced instructors background checked by the MN Dept. of Public Safety. When creating your account online, please follow the steps below: 1. Enter in your information and submit. 2. Click the family tab and choose to add a relationship. 3. Click child in the drop down menu (as how they are related to you). 4. Add your child's information (as much information as possible so we can support their experience). 5. Search for your Safeway course and register. 6. You can call, stop by the office or go online to register. If you have questions, call Community Education at 763-391-7242. Classroom training can be taken by students who are 14-1/2 years or older and consists of 10 three-hour lessons. Each lesson is independent and can be taken in any order. If a lesson is missed, the student can sign up for make-up lesson on their Safeway account at www.safewaydrivingschool.com. If you miss a lesson, you need to make up the exact lesson you miss. Lesson calendars are all available on Safeway's website at www.safewaydrivingschool.com. Behind-the-wheel training consists of 3 two-hour private lessons that can be scheduled online or by calling Safeway at 651-351-9150. Pick-up and drop-off is at home, school or work. Training is done in a white late-model car with Safeway's "Student Driver" graphics. You may either pay the full $440 upfront or you can pay $280 at registration with $80 due at your 1st behind-the-wheel and $80 at the 2nd behind-the-wheel. Program includes classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons and all class materials and they will need to be picked up PRIOR to class at the Educational Service Center (11200 93rd Ave N, Maple Grove 55369) or your student's 279 high school main office. Classroom instruction is 30 hours and behind-the-wheel training is 6 hours. If your child is more than 5 minutes late to login, they will not be allowed to participate in that day's lesson. This is a MN State standard that Safeway follows closely and can be found under the frequently asked questions on their website.Teen Driver's Ed Sum 26 -
Online: The Art of Aging Well - Peel Years Off Your BioAgeHealth & WellnessThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure you have a current email on file so we can send you the link and PDF handouts prior to class. Every day, your body makes about 330 billion new cells which means 3.8 million cells are replaced every SECOND! This means every second is an opportunity to make every system in your body healthier. The quality of cell your body can produce this second is very dependent on what raw materials you have floating around your bloodstream. Studies show you can be 50 and have the physiology of a 30-year-old (and vice versa), depending on how well you take care of yourself. What you do now greatly affects your health and well-being now and in the future. Nothing beats good health! Learn simple steps you can take now to help make every system in your body as healthy as possible.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: The Art of Carnitas & Homemade TortillasCooking & NutritionThis class is held online via Zoom. Please ensure your email address is up to date so we can send you the Zoom link before the session. Ingredient lists and prep instructions will be provided in advance, and recipe packets will be shared after the class. Dreaming of crispy carnitas with golden edges and juicy, melt‑in‑your‑mouth centers? This chef‑led, hands-on cook‑along brings that taco dream to your own kitchen. In this class, you’ll learn how to make full‑flavored carnitas from scratch using an electric multi‑cooker. We’ll cover the essential techniques and simple ingredients that turn pork into a tender, deeply flavorful dish. You’ll also make soft flour tortillas and traditional corn tortillas from scratch, building confidence as you work with different types of dough. To finish the meal, you’ll prepare quick‑pickled red onions that add a bright, tangy bite and bring everything together. The menu includes multi‑cooker carnitas, handcrafted flour tortillas, handcrafted corn tortillas, and quick‑pickled red onions. You’ll need an electric multi‑cooker, a nonstick pan, and a stand mixer with paddle and dough hook attachments (optional). Come hungry to learn and ready to cook. Important notes: If you cancel after receiving the recipe or ingredient list, we cannot offer a refund. Tess’s recipes are original and will be published in her cookbook. You may transfer your spot to someone else—just contact us. Ingredient lists and class details will be emailed ahead of time so you can shop and prep. Cooking along is optional but encouraged! After class, you’ll receive a professionally made PDF with Tess’s recipes. You’ll also be invited to join Tess’s private and public Facebook groups (optional). One registration covers only your immediate household. If friends or extended family would like to participate, they must register individually, even if participating together. Adult supervision is required for kids who participate.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Thyroid Things You Need to KnowHealth & WellnessThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure you have a current email on file so we can send you the link and PDF handouts prior to class. If you currently take thyroid medication but are still gaining weight and still have a variety of symptoms, there’s more you need to know. Fatigue, weight gain, depression, anxiety, rising cholesterol levels, inability to focus, thinning hair, digestive problems, abnormal blood pressure, reduced sex drive, and heart palpitations are only some of the symptoms. We’ll discuss the 5 things that need to be measured, but usually aren’t; why the #1 thyroid replacement may not be helping you; foods that help or hinder; commonly misunderstood rules of how and when to take thyroid meds; environmental triggers and info you need to discuss with your doctor. This workshop is a source of information only and should by no means be considered a substitute for the advice of a qualified medical professional.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Vietnamese Street FoodCooking & NutritionThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Explore the light, fresh flavors of Vietnamese cooking in this interactive online class. Learn to prepare Vietnamese fresh rolls filled with herbs and vegetables, served with a flavorful dipping sauce. You’ll also make a comforting bowl of chicken pho, a classic Vietnamese noodle soup. Build practical skills, learn essential techniques and enjoy dishes known for balance and freshness. Please note: If you cancel after the recipe and Zoom information has been sent, a refund cannot be issued. You may, however, contact us to transfer your registration to another participant.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Write Your First Novel (in 90 Days!)Arts & CreativityHave a story idea but not sure how to start? This class gives you a step-by-step plan to write your novel — and you can finish it in as little as 90 days! You’ll learn how to choose your genre, build strong characters, create exciting settings, and outline your plot. You’ll also get tips to stay motivated, beat writer’s block, and keep your writing on track. We’ll cover how to fix problems with pacing, dialogue, and character development, and how to edit your own work. You’ll even get feedback from beta readers and learn about publishing options. By the end of class, you’ll know how to finish your novel and take the next steps toward getting it published. This is an online class held through Zoom. Please make sure we have your current email so we can send you the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts are included and will be shared during the session. Your instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, is a former journalist, published author and editor, and teaches publishing at colleges across the country — including Harvard Adult Education.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Writing for Children - A Beginner's GuideArts & CreativityThis is an online class held via Zoom. Please make sure your email address is current so we can send the Zoom link before class. PDF handouts will be provided during the class. Explore the creative world of writing for young readers. This online class introduces you to the skills needed to write stories children and teens love. You will learn how to: • Write for different age groups, from picture books to young adult • Create characters young readers connect with • Understand current trends in children’s and teen publishing • Develop strong story ideas and structure • Prepare and submit work to publishers and magazines This class is a great starting point whether you want to write picture books or young adult novels. You will also learn how writing for young audiences can lead to publishing opportunities, including your own book. Informative handouts for future reference are included in the class fee. Your instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, author, editor, and Professor of Publishing at institutions nationwide, including Harvard Adult Education.Adult Fall 26 -
Online: Your Kid's Phone: A Parent's Survival GuideMedia & TechnologyThis live class will be held on Zoom. We’ll email you the Zoom link and any handouts before the class begins, so please ensure we have your current email address. If you’re unable to attend the live session, you can still register and access the recording afterward. The instructor is available for support both before and after the class, so don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. Help keep your kid safe on their phone with an empowering, practical class designed for busy parents and caregivers. This training explains what you need to know, without jargon or fear tactics, so you can protect your child online with confidence. You’ll learn how to use recommended privacy settings, which apps raise real concerns, how to set healthy screen time limits, and how to recognize warning signs that matter most. You’ll leave with clear guidance and useful tools to create a safer digital environment for your family — and peace of mind that you’re taking the right steps.Adult Fall 26 -
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Osseo Area Schools Employee Giving CampaignOsseo Area Schools Employee Giving Campaign will take place from October 6 through October 17. During the campaign, you have an opportunity to voluntarily make a fully tax-deductible donation to District 279 Foundation and/or Greater Twin Cities United Way. Both of these organizations serve children and families who live in the communities served by our school district. District 279 Foundation enhances Osseo Area Schools dedication to all scholars by funding innovative projects and recognizing the achievements of scholars and staff at the annual Investment in Youth celebration. Greater Twin Cities United Way believes when we unite as changemakers we can disrupt systems and address the challenges no one can solve alone. Together, we will create a more equitable community where all people thrive regardless of income, race, or place. There is also an option to designate a non-profit of your choosing through Greater Twin Cities United Way. Osseo Area Schools has a history of being one of the highest performing school districts in the Greater Twin Cities United Way service area. Last year, Osseo Area Schools employees raised over $46,870 to support District 279 Foundation and the Greater Twin Cities United Way. As a changemaker, you have the power to transform our community. Your support will continue the spirit of giving that is prevalent in our school district community. View these videos to learn more about the impact of your contribution. District 279 Foundation Greater Twin Cities United WayCategory