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  • Age Group 2 - Youth Swim Team Practice - Ages 9 -14 (Southwest Pool)

    Age Group 2 (expected to to attend a 70 minute session up to four times weekly) Swimmers focus on improving technique, speed, and/or endurance while working to achieve higher time standards and competitive placement. Participants must be able to swim all strokes (Front Crawl, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly) in competition without being disqualified. NOTE: These practice sessions are in partnership with Minneapolis Lake Monsters swim team. All registrations will be placed on a waitlist. New participants will be notified if they are able to be added to the roster. All participants will be required to register annually with USA Swimming and Minnesota Swimming Inc. Please be sure to go to Lake Monsters website for more details. https://www.lakemonsters.org/page/class-registration ** This program is set up with a sliding scale fee which helps us improve accessibility for families, while responsibly working toward financial sustainability. Class fees have a range of four fees presented in which families can choose the fee that best fits their budget.
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    Alexander Technique (Seward)

    The Alexander Technique is an educational method used worldwide for over 100 years. It begins with the premise that the human organism is perfectly designed for a range of activities. Tension, poor breath support, and postural habits get in the way of this potential, creating chronic pain, stress, and injury. But by teaching the possibility of change, the Alexander Technique enables ease and improved mobility, balance, and performance. Are you experiencing... less energy and alertness, back pain, joint stiffness, poor digestion, nerve damage, chronic pain, loss of mobility, anxiety, tension, and/or stress? With the Alexander Technique you'll get... renewed energy, reduced physical tension, better breath support, improved organ function, lowered blood pressure, improved mobility and balance, improved posture, and a relaxed and present attitude!
  • All About Knives & Knife Skills (Southwest)

    Bring your current go-to knives and see how they stack up against newer ones. Learn how and why to keep your kitchen blades razor sharp and practice basic cuts in class that you will use over and over at home. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available or we are able to add additional sections.
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    All Natural Dog Treats & Remedies (Seward)

    Discover fun and simple dog snacks you can easily make at home. Create natural remedies for things like chapped paws and itchy skin. Leave class with a dog treat and anti-itch spray.
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    All Natural Laundry Soap Making (Seward)

    Make homemade laundry soap that can brighten, remove stains and resist fading as well as commercial laundry soaps for only pennies per load. The soap is mild enough for those with allergies.
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    All-Natural Lotions & Body Scrubs (Edison)

    Learn to make your own natural face and body lotions and scrubs. Beat the winter dry skin blues with easy, natural products you can make at home that will leave your skin feeling nourished, moisturized and amazing. Cut out the chemicals - your skin will thank you!
  • Alternative Care/Elder Waiver (Marcy 55+)

    Hennepin Co. Alternative Care/Elderly Waiver info session County Long-Term Care Programs for People Over 65 Hennepin County representatives will discuss long-term care programs and services available for people 65 years and older. The goal of these programs is to prevent nursing home admissions by providing services at home to keep people successful and safe. Programs we will discuss are Elderly Waiver and Alternative Care Program. Bring your questions! Co-sponsored by Minneapolis Community Education and Southeast Seniors. Note: Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. Participants are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. By more clearly articulating our lower cost options, we have removed the barrier that some may have felt in making scholarship requests. When participants sign up at the higher price levels, they help make the program more sustainable.
  • American Indian Families

    In collaboration with MPS Indian Education, Native American families: •Explore and discuss your role as your child’s first teacher •Strengthen the caregiver/child relationship while singing, playing and learning •Focus on discussion topics of health and wellness, early learning, behavior guidance, and family relationships
  • Amharic Birth to 5 - አማርኛ ለሚናገሩ ቤተሰቦች የወላጅነት ክፍል (0-5 ዓመት) (0-5y) Separating

    This is a separating class (child and parent spend time together and apart). ከ0-5 አመት እድሜ ያላቸው ልጆች ያሏቸውን አማርኛ ተናጋሪ ቤተሰቦችን ወደዚህ ክፍል እንቀበላለን። ከሌሎች ወላጆች ጋር ግንኙነት ለመፍጠር ይምጡ፣ የወላጅነት እውቀትን ለማግኘት፣ የወላጅነት ጥያቄዎችን ይጠይቁ፣ ከልጆች ጋር አብረው በመዘመር፣ በመጫወት እና በመማር ጊዜ ይደሰቱ። Together learn: How to be more present in daily moments and interactions View questions through a mindfulness lens Learn calming strategies during interaction time A limited number of Infants 0-4 months are welcome to stay with parents during discussion time. Please enroll your young infant only in the Sibling Care option. NOTE: These young infants will remain with the parents during discussion time. ECFE classes are priced on a sliding fee schedule based on family income. Please choose the fee that best fits your family budget.A 10% surcharge will be applied to fees for Non-Minneapolis residents. For more information please call 612.517.5721 [Afaan Oromo] or 612.517.6001 [Amharic].
  • An Evening at Arbeiter Brewing (Edison)

    Join us for a fun and interactive introduction to brewing science and processes, as well as beer styles as you tour the brewery and sample beers at Arbeiter Brewing with Head Brewer Aaron Herman. Topics including malting, mashing, fermentation, conditioning, and packaging will be covered while exploring and learning about the equipment in the production area. Explanations of beer styles will be provided as you sample various beers from the taproom. Participants who are 21+ that wish to sample should bring a $10 Sampling fee to be paid onsite directly to Arbeiter. Arbeiter Brewing Company is a brewery and taproom crafting highly approachable beers from a wide range of beer styles, some with a hefty German influence, others showcasing new and experimental styles, barrel aged beers, as well as some tasty NA options. **If this class is full, please join the waitlist and MCE staff will look at adding another session this fall***
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    1098 Andersen Ln Door on Andersen Lane
    Minneapolis, MN 55407
  • Animal Identification & Tracking (Roosevelt 55+)

    Join Bill Kass, a member of the MN Tracking Club with certification in Track and Sign and level II certification in Trailing in the US and Africa. Learn how to find evidence of and identify animals, birds, and insects that make the Mississippi Regional Park their home. This class will consist of a classroom introduction followed by exploration along the river and through the woods in search of clues. Class held at Carl W. Kroening Nature Center, 4900 N Mississippi Dr.
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    5757 Irving Ave S
    Minneapolis, MN 55419
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    Anthony Newspaper(Anthony)

    Catch the Buzz! This course is an opportunity for students to put their own mark on the wildly popular Anthony Newspaper “The Buzz”! Students will practice writing, editing, formatting, printing and distributing their very own newspaper. Anyone with an interest in sharing their creativity with our school should join! Students in this course are also invited to participate in the Minneapolis Book Review program where students can get paid to read and review books!
  • Antiracism Parenting Classes - Online

    Through courageous conversations, we will walk away with specific strategies to practice antiracist parenting by Learning how to talk with young children about race Understanding how children form racial identities Exploring the impact of power and privilege in society Information will be geared towards parents of Birth-8 year olds. Noone will be turned away for inability to pay.
  • Address:
    256 Upton Ave S
    Minneapolis, MN 55405
  • Apricot or Almond-Coolrise Sweet Bread (Southwest)

    This old but no longer much-used method for making sweet breads is ripe for revival: you make a partly gelatinized dough, fill and braid it in class, refrigerate it overnight, then bake it straight from the fridge the next evening. Its buttery crumb is light and moist; its crust is thin and beautifully browned. Best of all, because of this method's divided timings, it can fit your busy schedule. In class, you'll bake already-prepared dough and prepare your own for your next-day bake, so be sure to bring a half-sheet pan and a roll of your own plastic wrap to class. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
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  • Armatage

    • Minneapolis Kids (Including Minneapolis Kids Jr)
    • School Year 2024-2025
    Armatage Elementary Community School
    School Year 2024-2025 Mpls Kids Non-School Day Site
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  • Armatage - FULL PM

    • Minneapolis Kids (Including Minneapolis Kids Jr)
    • School Year 2024-2025
    Registration seasons currently open: School Year 2024-25 Any sites not listed are full with waitlists that are not accepting more students. Please expect up to 10 business days for the processing of your registrations. Before and After School 2024-2025 High Five/Pre-K through 5th grade Program Hours: Monday - Friday 6:30am to school start time, school end time to 6:00pm Program Dates: Grades 1-5: Tuesday, September 3rd - Friday, June 6th High Five/Pre-K-K: Thursday, September 5th - Friday, June 6th Fees A non-refundable annual processing fee of $30/child is charged upon contract approval. Rates School Year 24-25 (2 day/week minimum per component) Cost Per Day Before School Early (6:30 open to 7:30-8:25am bell time) $9.00/day* Before School Late (6:30 open to 9:10-9:30am bell time) $18.00/day* After School Early (2:10-3:05pm bell time to 6pm close) $24.00/day* After School Late (3:50-4:10pm bell time to 6pm close) $18.00/day* *All rates are subject to change. Minneapolis Kids Jr 2024-2025 Full-day school-year pre-K childcare for children 4 years of age by September 1st, 2024 Program Hours: Monday - Friday 6:30am - 6:00pm Program Dates: Thursday, September 5th - Friday, June 6th Fees A non-refundable annual processing fee of $30/child is charged upon contract approval. Rates Minneapolis Kids Jr SY 24-25 $350.00/week* *Includes school lunch. All rates are subject to change. Non-School Days (NSDs) High Five/Pre-K through 5th grade childcare when school is not in session 6:30am – 6:00pm Registration for School Year 2024-25 NSDs is now open. 2024-25 Non-School-Day Calendar Fees (if registering for a non-school-day-only contract without before/after-school care) A non-refundable annual processing fee of $30/child is charged upon contract approval. Rates $48 per day if registered by the deadline. $58 per day after the deadline with site approval. Questions? Check our FAQ & Resources page. For help with your Eleyo account, please click here for the Eleyo Parent Guide.
  • Address:
    2501 W 56th St
    Minneapolis, MN 55410
  • Armatage Minneapolis Kids Jr (Full-Day Pre-K Child Care)

    • Minneapolis Kids (Including Minneapolis Kids Jr)
    • Minneapolis Kids Jr (Full Day Pre-K Child Care) 24-25
    Registration seasons currently open: School Year 2024-25 Any sites not listed are full with waitlists that are not accepting more students. Please expect up to 10 business days for the processing of your registrations. Before and After School 2024-2025 High Five/Pre-K through 5th grade Program Hours: Monday - Friday 6:30am to school start time, school end time to 6:00pm Program Dates: Grades 1-5: Tuesday, September 3rd - Friday, June 6th High Five/Pre-K-K: Thursday, September 5th - Friday, June 6th Fees A non-refundable annual processing fee of $30/child is charged upon contract approval. Rates School Year 24-25 (2 day/week minimum per component) Cost Per Day Before School Early (6:30 open to 7:30-8:25am bell time) $9.00/day* Before School Late (6:30 open to 9:10-9:30am bell time) $18.00/day* After School Early (2:10-3:05pm bell time to 6pm close) $24.00/day* After School Late (3:50-4:10pm bell time to 6pm close) $18.00/day* *All rates are subject to change. Minneapolis Kids Jr 2024-2025 Full-day school-year pre-K childcare for children 4 years of age by September 1st, 2024 Program Hours: Monday - Friday 6:30am - 6:00pm Program Dates: Thursday, September 5th - Friday, June 6th Fees A non-refundable annual processing fee of $30/child is charged upon contract approval. Rates Minneapolis Kids Jr SY 24-25 $350.00/week* *Includes school lunch. All rates are subject to change. Non-School Days (NSDs) High Five/Pre-K through 5th grade childcare when school is not in session 6:30am – 6:00pm Registration for School Year 2024-25 NSDs is now open. 2024-25 Non-School-Day Calendar Fees (if registering for a non-school-day-only contract without before/after-school care) A non-refundable annual processing fee of $30/child is charged upon contract approval. Rates $48 per day if registered by the deadline. $58 per day after the deadline with site approval. Questions? Check our FAQ & Resources page. For help with your Eleyo account, please click here for the Eleyo Parent Guide.