Give your child the opportunity to express themselves and Let your child’s creativity bloom in our unique succulent garden class! They’ll design a colorful garden with vibrant succulents and a whimsical mushroom figure. It’s a fun, hands-on project they can proudly display or gift, blending art and nature in one delightful masterpiece! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Students are instructed in non-aggressive, self-defense techniques and safety awareness. Personal esteem, respect for others, self-discipline and physical fitness are promoted. At the conclusion of class, students will be eligible to earn a certified belt. Returning students can earn a higher rank belt. Students should wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing such as sweat pants or shorts and a T-shirt. If they prefer, children have time to change after school.Uniforms are optional and can be purchased from the instructor. It is the responsibility of the parent to transport children from East Bethel Elementary School, St. Francis Elementary School, or other locations to class.

This program helps high school students improve strength, speed, conditioning, and overall athletic performance in a safe and structured environment. Athletes will focus on proper lifting technique, agility, core strength, and injury prevention. Open to all experience levels, this program is ideal for students preparing for fall sports or staying active during the offseason

This course depends on Volunteer Coaches to run. Please fill out the Online Coaches Application If you volunteer to coach a team your child will be on your team. A fun, non-competitive league to teach young children the basic skills of T-Ball. Coaching will be done by parent volunteers. No umpires or scores kept; coaches will be teaching throughout the game. All teams will be co-ed and will play on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Players should bring a glove to each practice and wear tennis shoes or rubber cleats. NO TEAM REQUESTS. Registration deadline April 20th

All communications are done with the emails you provide in your Arux Account. Please verify your email and emergency contacts are up to date. If you are interested in coaching please fill out the Online Coaches Application St. Francis Youth Football is part of the MYAS Gopher State Football league for 7-8th grade and NSYFL for 2-6th grade. This is a competitive league that plays other communities with 2nd-8th grade tackle football teams. 2nd-6th grade coaches are instructed to always be working towards equal playing time. 7th-8th grade coaches are instructed that playing time is based on ability. There is no guarantee for equal playing time. Registration deadline is Sunday, July 1st. Jerseys will be ordered on July 3rd and jersey numbers will be determined by the order of registration. League games will start on August 29th Games will be played mainly on the weekends and a few weeknights throughout the year. The season game schedule and jerseys will arrive approximately the week before games start. Equipment Hand-Out and Player Evaluations will be the week of July 27th at the St. Francis Middle School fields. Time - TBD (We will not hand out equipment if the player is not present) Equipment provided: Helmet, Shoulder Pads, and Pants that you will return at the completion of the season. Players receive a game jersey, socks and a mouth guard that is theirs to keep. Players are responsible to provide their own practice jersey and cleats. Team drafts will be held after Player Evaluations to determine each grade level rosters. Team practices will start the week of August 3rd. There are no specific days or times set up for each grade level. Coaches will communicate with their team on times and field locations. Before the league season begins coaches are allowed to have up to 4 days of practices per week. Once the season games starts coaches are allowed 2 practices a week. Last thing. Make sure to tell your friends so they don't miss the deadline.

This tennis camp is for boys and girls in grades 7-12. For students who are ready to focus more on skills and strategies of singles and doubles play. Should be able to consistently execute the basic shots and maintain a several shot rally to participate at this level. Competitive drills and games will be used. Incorporating match play. Students are divided by skill level. Instructor reserves the right to move participants up or down levels based on skill and/or number in groups. No rain make-up dates set. Participants must bring their own tennis rackets. This camp is usually for Junior Varsity or Varsity players or kids that are ready to start at these levels.

This tennis camp is for boys and girls in grades 2-5. For students who are new to tennis or have very limited experience. Introduction to forehand, backhand, volley and serve instruction as well as modified scoring, rules and modified game play. Students are divided by skill level. Instructor reserves the right to move participants up or down levels based on skill and/or number in groups. No rain make-up dates set. Participants must bring their own tennis rackets. This camp is usually for kids in grades 2-5.

This tennis camp is for boys and girls in grades 5-8. For students who are able to have some success with the basic strokes and are beyond the beginner stage. Scoring, rules and game play will be further explored. Students are divided by skill level. Instructor reserves the right to move participants up or down levels based on skill and/or number in groups. No rain make-up dates set. Participants must bring their own tennis rackets. This camp is usually for kids in grades 5-8.

This is NOT a project you want your kids doing at home! Send your kids to class to make a tie dyed shirt they will wear all summer long. Children must bring their own clean white t-shirt or white socks to class.! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Take some time to connect with your little one who is becoming a unique person with distinct preferences! Topics include those of interest to the group as well as information pertinent to toddlers and their families. If a class has started please call for possible openings. EC1401 & 1501 are non-separating, 1402 & 1502 work towards separating the 2nd half of the year. Fees: For each additional child from the same family registering for the same class, drop down one level on the sliding fee scale (does not apply to Sibling Care fees). If your child is 12 months or younger before the start date there is no fee for attending an ECFE class. Sibling care is available for a fee of $60.00 or $27.00 depending upon your household income.

Tom Paquin – Musician Coon Rapids resident Tom Paquin spent 10 years in Nashville honing his craft as a songwriter and singer. With a deep passion for timeless music, he specializes in classic hits from the '70s and '80s, as well as country favorites both old and new. Tom’s performances blend heartfelt vocals with skilled musicianship, creating an engaging and nostalgic experience for audiences who love the golden eras of music.

Young artists will craft trendy, internet-inspired art projects, including sculpting their very own Labubu and learning how to draw a portrait based on the characters from KPop Demon Hunters. But that’s not all– they will also mix up a batch of Cinnamoroll slime! Perfect for young artists to express themselves, learn new skills, and create fridge-worthy masterpieces! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Skills camp is designed to improve the fundamental skills of volleyball: serving, passing, setting, attacking, blocking, and individual defense. In addition, campers will work on team offensive and defensive systems. Athletes will work in groups of similar age and experience.

Skills camp is designed to improve the fundamental skills of volleyball: serving, passing, setting, attacking, blocking, and individual defense. In addition, campers will work on team offensive and defensive systems. Athletes will work in groups of similar age and experience.

Skills camp is designed to improve the fundamental skills of volleyball: serving, passing, setting, attacking, blocking, and individual defense. In addition, campers will work on team offensive and defensive systems. Athletes will work in groups of similar age and experience.

What’s messier than a slice of juicy watermelon? WATERMELON SLIME! In this class, artists will create their very own slime that looks just like goopy, gloopy, drippy watermelon, seeds and all! Dress for a mess; grown-ups, you don’t want to try this at home!!! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Kids from 6-17 years of age get to experience everyday life at a barn! In addition to daily riding, they will learn how to braid manes and tails with ribbon, groom and care for the horses (including bathing) and feed them at the end of the day. This is a great time for campers to spend time outdoors and build lasting friendships with fellow horse lovers in a structured and positive environment. Campers are broken into smaller groups of similar riding experience, which is perfect for both the new and more experienced riders. At the end of the week, parents and family are invited to a performance to see what their camper has been learning! WHAT DO CAMPERS NEED TO BRING?● Long pants, closed toe shoes, appropriate clothes for weather inside/outside of the barn.● No flip flops.● Sunscreen/hat/bug spray● Water bottle/drinks/snacks and a lunch● Treats for the horses if you want● Helmets are provided. Camps are held rain or shine, as we have an indoor barn and arena. PLEASE NOTE: Campers need to bring a lunch, snacks, and plenty to drink. Drop-off is at 9am and pickup is 3pm each day.