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Starting SoonSkyhawks Track & Field3: June 29-July 2Introducing young athletes to a sport rich in tradition and history, Skyhawks Track & Field combines technical technique development with safety and a major focus on fun. Athletes will learn several Olympic-style events such as the 50m Dash, 100m Dash, 4X1 Relay, Long Jump, Standing Broad Jump, Shot Put, Javelin Throw, and Discus. Each athlete will get their times and throws recorded each day so they can track their improvement throughout the program. We teach sport-specific fundamentals along with footspeed, jumping, flexibility, range of motion, coordination, endurance, and self-esteem.Summer 2026 -
Skyhawks Volleyball6: July 20-23Experience the thrill of team sports with Skyhawks Volleyball! Our dynamic program encapsulates all facets of the game—bumping, setting, spiking, hitting, and serving—through engaging drills and exercises. Tailored for beginners to intermediate players, we go beyond the court, emphasizing critical life skills such as leadership and teamwork. Join us for a fun-filled journey into the heart of volleyball excitement!Summer 2026 -
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Skyhawks Volleyball Camp6: July 20-23Experience the thrill of team sports with Skyhawks Volleyball! Our dynamic program encapsulates all facets of the game—bumping, setting, spiking, hitting, and serving—through engaging drills and games. Tailored for intermediate players, we go beyond the court, emphasizing critical life skills such as leadership and teamwork. Join us for a fun-filled journey into the heart of volleyball excitement!Summer 2026 -
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Social BridgeCards & GamesMeet new friends when you join other for a friendly game of bridge. All skill levels welcome. Please arrive a few minutes early and bring exact change.Senior Program 2025-2026 -
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Social HourSocial GroupsJoin us in the Lenox Lounge for coffee, donuts, and a social hour with friends!Senior Program 2025-2026 -
Sourdough Starter WorkshopCookingDiscover how simple and rewarding sourdough baking can be in this 90-minute, in-person Sourdough Starter Workshop with Studio B. Learn how to feed and maintain a starter, watch a live dough-making demonstration, and get answers to common sourdough questions, along with Sandra’s best tips and troubleshooting techniques to keep the process manageable for home bakers. Each registered participant receives a fresh, active starter and a printed guide with essential information to bake confidently at home.Adult Enrichment 2025-2026 -
Sparkling FeetHealth and WellnessAre you in need of professional foot care? Call Sparkling Feet today at 952-204-9406 to book your appointment. Sparkling Feet will be offering nurse delivered foot and nail care at Lenox the 1st and 4th Wednesday of every month. Each session is 30 minutes for returning clients and 45 minutes for new clients. The current rate is $65 for 30 minutes for returning clients and $70 for new clients for 40 minutes. Check out their website for more information: https://sparklingfeetrn.com/.Senior Program 2025-2026 -
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Stained Glass 101 - Copper Foil MethodArts & CraftsLearn the art of stained glass design and building with John Hanson, Owner of Longfellow Soap Company, who has been designing, making, repairing, and restoring antique stained glass for 24 years. All tools and materials will be provided and each student will take home a small panel. Safety glasses must be brought and used while cutting and grinding the glass. You will learn how to make, cut, and use patterns, cut and grind glass, tape your glass with copper foil, solder your glass, finish the edges with a zinc border, add rings for hanging, and clean the finished window. John is partnering with Potek Glass in NE Minneapolis to provide a beginner’s tool kit and has a great selection of products for your future projects. Tool kit is sold at Potek Glass store only. Class will run for two nights of 3 plus hours each. Limited to four students per class. Please wear closed toe shoes and long sleeved top. No fleece or sweaters that can catch glass as you cut and grind. You need to have sufficient hand strength to cut glass. Minimum age of 16. Paid adult with anyone under the age of 18. $30 material fee due to instructor on the first night of class.Adult Enrichment 2025-2026 -
Stay & PlayAll Ages (0-5 years old)Both a morning and an afternoon weekly option! Open Free Play! Drop in anytime and stay as long as you want! Come play, play, play! Our teachers will have activities, songs and info on ECFE and other Early Learning programs. Families stay together in this class.ECFE Fall 2026 -
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Summer 2026 Adult Lap SwimAquaticsPlease note - Adult Lap Swim will be at Central Early Learning. Please use door #1 to enter the building. No instruction is provided. You should know how to swim. Certain days of the week one lane will be used for small group lessons. Enter door #1 Lap swim is open to adults ages 18. Adult lap swim certain days 1 lane may be used for small group lessons. Please do not register online. Adult lap swim is a year - around program with varying summer hours. Payment per time can be made at the pool. Swim passes are available at the pool. Non - Senior rate ages 18+ - 61 $5.00 per time Senior rate 62+ per session $4.00 per timeSummer 2026 -
WaitlistSummer 2026 Adult Swim LessonsAquaticsDesigned for beginners or intermediate swimmers. Individualized instruction allows swimmers to progress at their own rate. Practice time will be included in class time. SW123 has openings. Please call 952-928-6774 to join.Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonSummer 2026 Family Swim LessonsAquaticsIntroduce your kids to the water in a fun, safe environment! Small group lessons teach beginners ages 4-15 the basics of swimming and water safety Please note when registering: One parent registers for class. Please list children attending - up to 4 children in the question asked Multiple sessions may be booked at once, and waitlists are available if classes fill.Summer 2026
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WaitlistSummer 2026 Parent/Child Swim InstructionAquaticsOne parent or adult must accompany each child in the water. Class is designed to help the younger child become comfortable in the around water. Adults will learn how to help the child in the water and learn water safety tips. Beginning swimming skills are taught through practice and song and games. Children who are not toilet trained must wear a swim diaper. Scholarships are available For additional information after registering contact Cathy Taylor taylor.catherine@slpschools.org - 952 928-6780Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonSummer 2026 Shorty Beginner Swim LessonsAquaticsPlease note: No swim class on 6/19/26 & 7/3/26 This class is designed for the 3 - 6 year old who is comfortable being in the water with a teacher and hanging on the side for short periods of time. Skills include blowing bubbles, floats on front & back, submerging, and arms and legs while swimming on front and back. Small class ratio. Children will repeat this class until they can touch the bottom of our pool comfortably (42"at chin). Class may be repeated many times. Scholarships are available - for additional information after registering contact: Cathy Taylor taylor.catherine@slpschools.org 952 928-6780Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonSummer 2026 Swim School 1-3BAquaticsPlease note: No swim class 6/19/26 & 7/3/26 Class is for children ages 6+ who are beginner to intermediate swimmers. Skills taught are submerging, floating, front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, diving and treading water. Testing will be done on first day if you are not sure what level. Children must be able to touch bottom of the pool (42" at the chin) to be in this class. Scholarships are available - for additional information after registering contact: Cathy Taylor taylor.catherine@slpschools.orgSummer 2026 -
WaitlistSummer 2026 Swim School Level 3B-6AquaticsRed Cross Level 3B (fundamental aquatic skills) through Level 6 (advanced skills). Children should be able to swim one width of the pool. Each class works on skills pertaining to their level. Parents may watch the lessons. If you are not sure which level your child is in, we will test the first day. Children should be 42" at the chin in order to be in this class.Summer 2026 -
Supported Start: Feeding, Bonding and Postpartum WellnessInfant (birth-12 months)The first months with a new baby can bring joy, exhaustion, questions, and a lot of adjustment. Families are learning their baby’s cues, figuring out feeding and sleep, recovering from birth, and finding a new rhythm at home. This 6-week ECFE series offers a supportive space for parents and caregivers to connect with others in the same stage of life. Each week includes parent discussion and practical information about infant feeding, early development, postpartum emotions, stress, soothing, sleep, and responsive caregiving. Together, we will talk about what is normal, what can feel hard, and when extra support may be helpful. This class is not a replacement for medical, lactation, or mental health care, but it can be a helpful starting place for families who want connection, reassurance, and reliable information during the early postpartum months. When caregivers feel supported and more confident, they are better able to respond to their baby’s needs and build a strong, connected relationship from the very beginning."ECFE Fall 2026 -
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Sweet Summertime (Children's Cooking Class)Cooking ClassesCool down this Summer with these sweet and refreshing treats! In this class we will be making fruit-inspired recipes you can enjoy at a picnic or your own backyard! (No artificial colors, sugars or flavors) All supplies are included.Summer 2026 -
T'ai Chi Ch'uanFitnessThis Ancient art teaches how to know one's self and improve one's well-being, both physically and psychologically. If you are new to T'ai Chi Ch'uan, please let the instructor know and he will provide a tutorial for you at the beginning of class. Please also check out some beginner moves here: Register for the whole session online or pay at the door (please bring exact change or a check payable to ISD #283). Drop-in fee: $5/day Non Members $2/day Members Instructor: Rand Adams.Senior Program 2025-2026
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TGA Pickleball (Half Day Camp)7: July 27-31TGA (Teach. Grow. Achieve.) is excited to introduce youth pickleball classes! This fast-paced, ultra-fun sport—similar to tennis but even more accessible—is perfect for all ages. With an 8:1 student-to-coach ratio, our experienced instructors provide individualized attention, ensuring each child progresses at their own pace in a supportive environment. Using real pickleball equipment (all provided, so no extra gear is needed), students will develop fundamental skills through engaging drills, interactive games, and real match play. Sign up for the full day camp experience (Tennis in the AM, Pickleball in the PM) and receive a discount! $360 for full day, $205 for half day camp.Summer 2026