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2026-27 Drop in Classes- FREE!Join us for a drop in class. Once you register you and your child, you are welcome to attend when it works for your family. There is no cost for a drop in class.Category -
2026-27 One Time Classes and EventsJoin us for a one time class!Category -
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55+ Sponsorship OpportunitiesMarketing Sponsorship – Senior Programs (Ages 55+) Support our award-winning Senior Programs and connect with your community in a meaningful way! We’re excited to offer new sponsorship opportunities for both our popular summer and newly launched fall events. Looking ahead to 2025, we’ll continue to grow with Community Senior Lunches and our brand-new Breakfast & Bingo series—fun, social gatherings that bring together seniors from Arden Hills, New Brighton, North Oaks, Mounds View, Shoreview, and Vadnais Heights. As a marketing sponsor, you’ll help make these events possible while gaining valuable exposure for your business. It's a great way to show your community spirit and connect directly with local residents.Category -
6th Grade Musical at HighviewVisual & Performing ArtsAre you a 6th grader that wants to be onstage? Join the 6th grade musical! All those who register are guaranteed participation in the cast. Our production will be songs and scenes from the school musical, The Adamm's Family. Our performance will be on October 31 @ 12 pm, and then all 6th grade musical cast members are invited to stay for the last show of the 7th/8th grade musical, and then celebrate at an all Cast & Crew wrap party! More information at www.highviewmusical.weebly.com. Presented by Mosaic Performing Arts.Reduced Fees & Financial Assistance:Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits and/or free/reduced lunchmay be eligible for reduced fees and partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activities programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete the Youth Financial Assistance Request FormFall 2026
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Adult Activities & EnrichmentAdult enrichment opportunities include a wide variety of classes, workshops and activities, from gardening to baking, from financial planning to composting and much more. Older Adult ProgrammingJoin other adults for day time programming created to meet the needs and interests of adults 50and older! Programs include Community Senior Lunches, Adult Day Trips, Bingo and Breakfast and more!Category -
WaitlistAdult Day Trip: Annie at Chanhassen Dinner TheatreAdult Day TripsAdult Day Trips - Embark on hassle-free adult day trips across Minnesota. We provide transportation, lunch and cover all tour and ticket expenses. Explore scenic wonders and cultural gems, creating lasting memories with fellow adventurers. Hosted in partnership with the cities of New Brighton, Little Canada, and Roseville. Pick-up location: New Brighton Community Center Annie at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater The timeless story of Little Orphan Annie returns to the Chanhassen Dinner Theater stage in this beloved classic musical about optimism, resilience and never giving up hope. Featuring one of Broadway’s most memorable scores— including “It’s the Hard-Knock Life “Tomorrow”—Annie promises a heartwarming and delightful theatrical experience for all. Your trip fee includes comfortable motorcoach transportation, driver tip, show admission, lunch and meal tip. You will order off the menu upon arrival.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistAdult Day Trip: City Night Lights in St. PaulAdult Day TripsAdult Day Trips - Embark on hassle-free adult day trips across Minnesota. We provide transportation, lunch and cover all tour and ticket expenses. Explore scenic wonders and cultural gems, creating lasting memories with fellow adventurers. Hosted in partnership with the cities of New Brighton, Little Canada, and Roseville. Pick-up location: New Brighton Community Center City Night Lights in St. Paul We’ll begin our festive outing with a delicious meal at Joseph’s Grill in St. Paul. Then, sit back and relax as we embark on a two-hour holiday lights tour aboard our comfortable motor coach. As we travel through colorful city streets, you’ll be treated to dazzling displays from both local merchants and beautifully decorated homes. A knowledgeable tour guide will provide festive commentary, sharing fascinating holidaytraditions and local stories along the way. Experience the charm of quaint residential neighborhoods alongside the sparkle of bustling city streets. From historic buildings to grand boulevards, the city truly comes alive during the season. Twinkling trees, glowing decorations, and creative light displays transform the community into a winter wonderland. This magical evening filled with great food, warm company, and breathtaking sights is sure to get you into the holiday spirit.Fall 2026 -
Adult Day Trip: Winona Marine Art MuseumAdult Day TripsAdult Day Trips - Embark on hassle-free adult day trips across Minnesota. We provide transportation, lunch and cover all tour and ticket expenses. Explore scenic wonders and cultural gems, creating lasting memories with fellow adventurers. Hosted in partnership with the cities of New Brighton, Little Canada, and Roseville. Pick-up location: New Brighton Community Center Winona Marine Art Museum Enjoy a day along the Mississippi River in beautiful Winona! Our first stop is the Minnesota Marine Art Museum, where you’ll explore six galleries of “Great Art Inspired by Water” at your own pace on the museum’s scenic riverside campus. After the museum visit, lunch will be provided at Signatures Restaurant at The Bridges Golf Club. After lunch, we’ll visit the historic Watkins Administration Building to tour the museum and shop for favorites like Watkins pepper, vanilla, and Petro Carbo Salve. Please note: Entry requires climbing one flight of stairs. Rest area breaks will be provided on the way to Winona and on the return trip. Join us for a relaxing day of art, history, and local flavor!Fall 2026 -
Adult Day TripsEmbark on hassle-free adult day trips across Minnesota. We provide transportation, lunch and cover all tour and ticket expenses. Explore scenic wonders and cultural gems, creating lasting memories with fellow adventurers. From the North Shore’s breathtaking landscapes to Minneapolis’ cultural richness, our trips offer enriching experiences. Join us for stress-free adventures, ensuring a day filled with joy, discovery and camaraderie. Detailed schedule and description available online Activity Mobility level for each Trip Level Expectation Description Level 1: Easy Expectations: This tour requires light physical activity. Tour members should expect intermittent walking, with occasional slight inclines and stair climbs, including boarding the motor coach, boat/ferry, tram, etc. There will be some walking to general points of interest. Guests should be able to climb a set of stairs, walk up or down slight slopes and navigate some uneven terrain. Appropriate for: All participants including those with lower mobility and who are comfortable participating in at least three hours of activity per day. Level 2: Moderate Expectations: This tour requires moderate physical activity. Participants should expect a moderate amount of walking. There will be time to rest between activities. To enjoy this tour, you should be prepared to walk slightly longer distances, climb stairs and tolerate periods of standing, for example on walking tours, sightseeing stops, etc. Appropriate for: Most participants beginning with those who are moderately fit, lead semi-active lives, are comfortable participating in long days of activities and expect some moderate physical activity Level 3: Active Expectations: This tour requires a high level of physical activity The tour includes well-paced walking tours, hikes, stairs, moderate slopes with regular breaks. Up to 2-3 hours of walking during trip. To fully take advantage of all this tour has to offer, guests need to be able to walk longer distances, climb several flights of stairs and navigate steps and uneven terrain walking for extended periods of time over more difficult terrain (e.g. cobblestones, city hills, stairs without handrails, limited or no access to elevators). Excursions require standing and walking for long periods of time where motorized vehicles may be prohibited. Appropriate for: Participants who are physically fit, expect a vigorous pace and enjoy participating in two to three hours of physical activity per day.Category -
After School Ski & Snowboard Club - Volunteer Chaperone RegistrationYouth/After School Ski and SnowboardAFTER SCHOOL SKI & SNOWBOARD PROGRAM - CHAPERONE RESPONSIBILITIES As a chaperone for the students in the After-School Ski & Snowboard program, you are responsible for the supervision of students participating in the program. This includes while being transported to and from the ski area and while at the ski area or chalet. The number of volunteers needed each year is based on registrations. I understand that submitting my application does not automatically mean that I will be approved. The Community Education office will communicate volunteer schedule needs as registrations firm up. Every applicant must complete a volunteer background check found: communityed.mvpschools.org/youth/skiing-snowboarding 1. Please arrive at your assigned school before the students load buses at 2:30pm (middle school) and 3:15pm (high school). Be sure to check in with your school’s Coordinator in the front lobby (or designated area) each week when you arrive. For the return trip Middle School loads 8-8:15pm; leaving promptly at 8:15pm. High School loads 8:15-8:30pm; leaving promptly at 8:30pm. 2. For liability reasons, students are required to ride their assigned bus both directions. Please take attendance as students board buses to leave school; attendance sheets will be given to the Ski Lead upon arrival in the Bears Den. 3. Upon arrival; help direct students to outdoor ski corrals for equipment storage and upstairs to the Bear Den. Walk through the bus and ensure all students have exited. 4. Chaperones will be assigned to assist in any of the following: lift ticket distribution, rental slip distribution, rental area assistance, ski lesson assistance, hill assistance, and chalet monitor. 5. A one-time fundamental skills group lesson will be provided at 4:30pm for registered middle schoolers and 5pm for registered high schoolers the first two weeks. Check in at the Lesson Counter at Wild Mountain. Students need to sign up ahead of time by calling 651-465-1100 or snowsports@wildmountain.com. Any and all students and chaperones are welcome to take part in the fundamental skills group lesson for either ski or snowboarding. 6. If students would like additional lessons they can be booked and paid for at 651-465-1100 or snowsports@wildmountain.com 7. Report any attendance discrepancies and/or any other problem to your ski lead and school coordinator. 8. There will be a ski lead present both evenings. Make sure to notify the Ski Lead of any incidents or injuries. If you need to contact the lead chaperone please ask a Wild employee to call them on a walkie-talkie. Complete an injury/incident report for even the most minor injury or incident. The Lead Chaperone will determine if a parent should be called. 9. Wild has reserved the Bears Den for our program. Students can keep their belongings in the Den, although the area will be unsupervised. Please encourage students to keep valuables either with them or in a locker. Ski's & Snowboard's should stay outside on the ski corrals. 10. Please use and encourage students to use the ski corral: $1/day or $15/season pass (add-on) 11. During departure, assist students with finding all belongings and leaving the Bears Den clean and tidy. 12. Ski Lead will return the attendance sheet for departure. While loading buses for return trip; attendance will be taken again. This will ensure that only registered students get on the bus, and that the same kids who rode the bus from school are on the bus to return to school at the end of the night. If there is a discrepancy; lead chaperone will assist in finding the missing student or solving the issue. 13. Ski Lead will approve bus departure once the attendance sheet is verified. 14. After returning to school, do a final walk through of the bus. Encourage students to clean up any trash. Make sure all items have been taken. Do not leave until all students have been picked up. Report any extreme tardiness of parents to the Coordinator. 15. Have a great time!Fall 2026 -
All About Dinosaurs2026-27 One Time Classes and EventsJoin us for some hands-on dinosaur fun! Play together with lava slime, excavate dinosaurs, and more! We'll end with a circle time including a dinosaur story and song.ECFE 2026-27 School Year -
All About Messy Art2026-27 One Time Classes and EventsJoin us for hands-on messy art fun! Try out a variety of materials to make messy art together, including your own hands. Dress accordingly. We will end with a circle time including a story and songs.ECFE 2026-27 School Year -
All About the Beach2026-27 One Time Classes and EventsCome in out of the cold and join us for some hands-on beach fun! Put on your sunnies and play together with water, sand, ocean animals and more! We will end with a circle time including a story and songs.ECFE 2026-27 School Year -
Anime-zing ArtYouth Activities (K-12 grade)Learn to draw popular anime characters while building illustration and character design skills. Presented by KidCreate Studios.Reduced Fees & Financial Assistance:Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits and/or free/reduced lunch may be eligible for reduced fees and partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activities programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete the Youth Financial Assistance Request FormFall 2026 -
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Baby and Me (Non-Separating)2026-27 School Year ClassesBaby & Me For ages birth - 9 months by September 1, 2026 and Parents. During your Baby and Me class, you will nurture your parent-child relationship with play-and-learn activities. Both you and your baby will discover sensory activities, songs, and movements to enhance baby's brain development. Your licensed teacher will lead discussions on parenting topics that may address feeding, sleeping routines, baby's joys, concerns and more. This is a non-separating class. Sliding Scale Fee Gross Family Income 1 Hour Class $100,000 + $360 $80,000-99,999 $300 $60,000-79,999 $240 40,000-59,999 $180 $20,000-39,999 $125 $0-19,999 $60ECFE 2026-27 School Year -
Baby and Me While On Leave2026-27 School Year ClassesJoin us for a 4 Week ECFE class while on leave! All are welcome to sign up for this class who have children between the ages of 0 and 9 months by the first day of the session(s) you enroll in. You do not need to be on childcare leave to be in this class, though as a 4 week class, it will be geared towards those on leave.ECFE 2026-27 School Year
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Babysitting & CPR TrainingYouth Activities (K-12 grade)Learn the skills and knowledge to be a safe babysitter for infants up to children 10 years of age! You will learn how to stay safe, play with kids, handle household emergencies, feeding and bath time and given resources on how to market your babysitting services. You will even get certified in CPR and AED training. A collaborative class with St. Anthony Community Services. Bring a snack/lunch to eat that day.Fall 2026 -
Basketball & Games CampSportsBuild confidence while developing basketball fundamentals including shooting, passing, dribbling and defense. Skill building drills are paired with fun games like dodgeball, capture the flag and more to keep campers active and engaged. Presented by Dash Sports. Reduced Fees & Financial Assistance:Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits and/or free/reduced lunch may be eligible for reduced fees and partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activities programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete the Youth Financial Assistance Request FormFall 2026 -
Beginner Volleyball SkillsYouth Activities (K-12 grade)We’ll focus on skills like passing, serving and hitting. It’s not just about practice – we’re turning it into a blast with exciting volleyball games that will make you feel like a sports superstar! Get ready for a week packed with fun, laughter, teamwork, skill-building and a whole lot of volleyball action! Presented by DASH Sports Reduced Fees & Financial Assistance:Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits and/or free/reduced lunch may be eligible for reduced fees and partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activities programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete the Youth Financial Assistance Request FormFall 2026 -
WaitlistNick Rowan (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Beginning CrochetingAdult Activities & EnrichmentLearn the basic crocheting techniques and how to read patterns. You will also learn the correct way to hold the hook and count stitches. Please bring a small scissor and zippered cloth bag for your course materials. Required materials will be purchased from the instructor for $10 the first day. Please do not bring your own materials. This class is being hosted in partnership with the city of New Brighton at the New Brighton Community Center.Fall 2026 -
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Beginning KnittingAdult Activities & EnrichmentLearn basic knitting techniques and how to read patterns. You will learn the correct way to hold the needles, count stitches and pick up dropped stitches. Please bring a small scissors and a zippered cloth bag for your course materials. Required materials will be purchased for $20 from the instructor on the first day. Please do not bring your own materials. This class is being hosted in partnership with the city of New Brighton at the New Brighton Community Center.Fall 2026 -
Beginning Orchestra - Entering 4th GradeBeginning Summer Orchestra is for students entering 4th grade (or 5th grade) who will be starting the Violin, Viola or Cello. Classes will meet Monday through Thursday for approximately 50 minutes, with additional time for set-up and tuning. All locations will use the same curriculum and you may register for any site. Participants can sign up for any section time or location that works best for them. Please note: Beginning Orchestra enrollment will open Feb 21 at 9am. Sections will not be visible searchable until that time. Youth Scholarship/Financial Aid: Youth who are residing within the Mounds View Public Schools boundaries and currently qualify for educational benefits/free/reduced lunch may be eligible for partial scholarships to qualifying Enrichment & Activites programs. Financial support is provided by the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, District Community Education Scholarship fund and other community donors. Qualifying Enrichment and Activities will have a Financial Support/Educational Benefits fee rate that is 50% of the full fee for the program. If additional support is needed, please see the call 651-621-6020 and/or click here to complete theYouth Financial Assistance/Scholarship Request FormCategory