Community interest classes in the areas of 'Fitness', 'Feel Great', 'Cook', 'Create', 'Gain Skills', 'Raise Great Kids', 'Manage Your Money', and Ed2Go - online learning available 24/7.
Swimming lessons, open swim, lap swim, certifications and safety, water exercise, lifeguard training, pool rentals, diving lessons, events and more.
On-site parent/child classes from birth-5 as well as home based services and support.
To see all available appointments, please click "Starting Soon". Early Childhood screening is a free and simple check of how your child is growing, developing and learning.
High quality care programs before and after school, full day during release days and throughout the summer for students grades K-5.
Located in most elementary schools and the District Program Center. Educational classes for ages 3-4 in math, language, literacy, music, art and science.
We offer classes after school, in evenings and on non-school days for students ages 3-18 in a variety of subject areas, as well as sports and recreation offerings.
Create classes for Adults - Paint Your Pet
Card playing
Create classes for Youth
We offer classes for girls and boys ages 18 months -18 years old. It is our goal to teach in a positive, fun and safe environment.
Music, Theater and more
Like many people, you may have delayed making decisions about your end-of-life care. It’s completely natural—these conversations can be emotionally challenging, and the paperwork can feel overwhelming.We invite you to join us for Advance Care Planning 101, a thoughtful and practical presentation designed to guide you through the process with clarity and support. You'll also explore an Advance Planning Guide Toolkit that will help you:Reflect on your values, goals, and priorities for end-of-life careChoose a trusted representative to speak on your behalf if you're unable toLearn about common end-of-life medical interventions—so you can make informed decisions about what you do or do not wantWhether you're just beginning to think about your wishes or ready to take the next step in documenting them, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make confident, informed choices—for yourself and your loved ones.
Speaker Bio Mary Carlsen
Mary is a retired St. Olaf College professor where she taught courses in social policy, social work practice, ethics, family studies and social welfare history. She received her B.A. in social work from St. Olaf College, and her MSW from the University of Washington, concentrating in health care and aging. She practiced social work in hospital, hospice, nursing home, and home care settings. She is a member of the Northfield Hospital Bioethics Committee and served on the NASW-MN Ethics Committee. In 2016 she founded a local group focused on advance care planning and MAID education and advocacy.
