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Ninja Day Camp (ages 5-13)Sports & RecreationNo School - No Problem! Drop off your child at Conquer Ninja for a whole day of fun and activities. We have a fun-filled day planned with games, challenges, open gym, learning stations, option for an animated ninja movie and more! Complete with pizza and drink for lunch! You will need to bring a peanut-free snack and a water bottle. Close-toed indoor shoes required. Registration is Non-Refundable or Changeable within 2 weeks of start date!Fall 2026
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Open Swim & Lap Swim ScheduleAquaticsThis is a pay at the door offering. Information listed here is just for reference only. Registration will not enroll you in the session. All payments are made at the pool. $5 PER PERSON PAID AT THE POOL Children under 12 must have passed our ARC Level 3 or be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl with rhythmic breathing to swim on their own during open swim. All others must have a parent or adult guardian in the water with them. All children 6 years and under must have an adult guardian in the water with them regardless of swimming ability. Half of the pool will be used for lap swimming and the other half and diving well will be for Open Swim participants for the winter sessions. Sundays 12-2 pm WIBIT inflatable obstacle course available during open swim mid-March until mid-August for those who can pass a swim test. No life jackets allowed on the WIBIT. Lap lane availability limited.Fall 2026 -
Overcome Carbohydrate Cravings (Online)Fitness, Health & WellnessEver had a day where you can’t stop eating? Do you crave starches, snack foods, and sweets and find the more you eat, the more you want? Is your snacking out of control? Discuss a two-week plan that will stop cravings, help you to lose weight and help keep insulin levels balanced. Overcoming carb cravings is not a matter of willpower but a matter of biology. Learn how to stop the vicious cycle of food craving and weight gain. No hype-just the facts. Please provide email information upon registration so a Zoom link and handout can be emailed prior to class date.Fall 2026
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Parent-Child ClassesAll classes except Explore with Baby, 6-18 Months, and 0-24 Months involve some separation, in which the adults leave the classroom for a parenting discussion in another room with the parent educator. The length of discussion time and when it begins in the school year depends on the age and readiness of the students.Category -
Point of Impact (intended for parents of a new teen driver)Driver Education-TeensNewly licensed teen drivers are not necessarily safe drivers. Parents are the first and best source for teaching their children. Safe driving skills are developed over time and a parent’s role continues even after they receive their license. Traffic crashes are the leading killer of Minnesota teens. Inexperience, distractions, risk taking and poor seat belt compliance are the primary factors. Learn the importance of playing a role in developing the safe driving skills of your youth. View a video that presents stories of Minnesota youth and families impacted by crashes. Participation reduces required practice driving time from 50 to 40 hours. The driving hours are recorded on the Supervised Driving Log that must be submitted prior to taking the driver’s test.Fall 2026
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Poly Beginner 1 (ages 5-7)AquaticsIntroduction to basic swimming skills for children who are comfortable in water and have some lesson experience (Poly Wog, Tiny Tot, or equivalent skills). Skills taught: floating on front and back, and one pool width each of puppy paddle and monkey airplane soldier. Children will wear flotation belts for several classes to gain confidence and independence while stressing correct body position. Advance to Poly Beginner 2. Limit 6.Fall 2026 -
Poly Beginner 2 (ages 5-7)AquaticsPrerequisite: passed Poly Beginner 1 or have equivalent skills. Skills taught: review of Poly Beginner 1 skills, plus front and back glides in the streamline position, and one pool width of front crawl arms while blowing bubbles with face submerged. Introduced to rhythmic breathing. Children will wear flotation belts for maximum of two classes to review correct body position. Advance to Poly Beginner 3. Limit 6.Fall 2026 -
Poly Beginner 3 (ages 5-7)AquaticsPrerequisite: passed Poly Beginner 2 or have equivalent skills. Skills taught: review of Poly Beginner 2 skills, plus diving using the sitting and kneeling position, retrieval of a submerged object, treading water, and one pool width each of back crawl and front crawl with rhythmic breathing. Introduced to whip kick. Advance to Red Cross Level 3. Limit 6.Fall 2026 -
Posture, Get It Straight (Online)Fitness, Health & WellnessLook 10 years younger, and feel better. Ever caught your own reflection to see that your head hangs too far forward or your shoulders are too rounded, or you slump too much? You will learn how to correct common posture problems and learn an ‘Instant Alignment Technique’ that will have you standing straighter immediately. We’ll discuss easy to implement tips for when at a computer, in a car or working out. There are many benefits to improving posture. And the good news is no matter how long you may have had poor posture, it is never too late to make improvements. Your clothes will fit better too. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. You will need a resistance band for some of the exercises. A Zoom link and handout will be sent to the email used to register for the class prior to the class date.Fall 2026
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Pound® Rockout Workout (16+)Fitness, Health & WellnessDesigned for all fitness levels and is easy to modify. POUND® Rockout Workout is a cardio jam session inspired by infectious, energizing and sweat-dripping fun play of the drums. Instead of listening to music, you become the music in this exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning and strength training with yoga and Pilates-inspired movements. Using Riptix® lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercise, this workout transforms drumming into an incredibly effective way of working out. The workout sessions use each song to achieve interval peaks and fat burning sequences. The drumming helps with timing, coordination, speed, agility, endurance and musicality. This workout provides the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, improving your health and rocking out. Please bring a water bottle and yoga mat.Fall 2026 -
Power Tools for Women 1CreateExplore the world of power tools and woodworking in this introductory, hands-on class. Learn to safely use drills, routers, and saws. Tips on staining/varnishing at home will be covered. Week 1: Learn the proper way to use tools and important safety considerations as you make a picture frame. Everyone will use all the tools. Week 2: Complete a small bench. Bring $35 to class payable to instructor for supplies.Fall 2026 -
Power Tools for Women 2CreateContinue the learning and woodworking fun in this sequel to Power Tools 1. We will be making an end table with a bookshelf underneath. Must have taken Power Tools 1 or have permission from the instructor. Long hair must be tied back and no loose clothing for safety. Bring goggles, a tape measure and a pencil. Tips on staining/varnishing at home will be covered. Supply fee of $70-$85 payable to instructor (depending on type of wood chosen)Fall 2026 -
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Pre-K Kids ClubUpdate: April 20, 2026 2026-2027 School Year: "Pre -K Kids Club" is now INCLUDED in the "Kids Club" program online registration. This will remove the a separation of invoices and account management for those with K-5 siblings! Eligibility: each participant must also be enrolled in Centennial Preschool during their school day at one of ISD 12's Elementary School buildings. Looking for wrap around care that compliments your child's ISD 12 Centennial Preschool day? Click the link to learn more: communityed.isd12.org/kids-club/pre-k-kids-club Click the link to register: isd12.arux.app/child-care/1/kids-club ============================================================================================================= About Us: Pre-K Kids Club is before and/or after school childcare provided by ISD #12 - Centennial Community Education. Pre-K Kids Club offers preschool (and school-age / K-5) care programs where fun and learning come together. It’s where we build, we tinker, we paint, we play, we work together, and we create friendships! Pre-K Kids Club Hours: 6:30am to 9:15am / 3:15 to 6:00pmNon-School Days: Optional care is available for a fee, for those who register in advance Program Highlights: Pre-K Kids Club is a fee-based program serving our district's families during the school year We use Character Strong curriculum to work on social emotional skills by teaching students about the following character traits: respect, responsibility, gratitude, empathy, perseverance, honesty, cooperation, courage and creativity We work in partnership with parents and their child to make their experiences happy, productive, and safe In order to provide the highest quality program, Kids Club meets the standards for school-age childcare set by State of Minnesota guidelines Space is limited! Registrations are accepted through your family's Arux account. Update: April 20, 2026 2025-26 School Year Registration: Open for those already enrolled in Centennial Preschool for current school year. We are still accepting new registrations for the current school year. Please note, however, space is limited! Many of our sites are experiencing a Wait List (before and/or after school). If you are interested in adding care to your current school year, please email: kidsclub@isd12.org. Key Points of Kids Club Enrollment: Registrations are accepted through your family's Arux account and space is limited! Enrolling for before school care requires a minimum of 2 days Enrolling for after school care requires a minimum of 2 days Schedules must be consistently the same weekdays from week to week. Drop In and Non-School day care are options for currently enrolled families, only Student participants must be able to safely engage in a choice-based environment, and use the restroom independently Kids Club Contract Invoices are billed monthly by the 15th, and due by the 1st (prior to receiving childcare) County Childcare Assistance (CCAP) is accepted, with documented eligibility All schedule changes (known as contract changes) are subject to a $25 contract change fee per contract All contract changes require a two-week advanced notice, either by requesting the change using your family's Arux account or by emailing kidsclub@isd12.org When requesting a contract be canceled/withdrawn, we require a two-week advanced notice, either by requesting the withdrawal using your family's Arux account or be emailing kidsclub@isd12.org Lack of attendance is not an accepted form of notification for contract change or cancellation Kids Club families adhere to the policies, terms, and conditions found on our website, and as stated in the Kids Club Family Handbook. Visit communityed.isd12.org/kids-club for additional information.Child Care Program -
Starting SoonPrivate Music Lessons (all ages and skill levels)Music & VoiceAll ages and skill levels welcome Whether you’re just getting started or ready to take your skills to the next level, enjoy one-on-one music lessons in a private classroom setting. Beginner to Advanced Guitar and Ukulele: Learn rhythm, chords, chord progression, songs, scales, fingerpicking, and improvisation. Intro to Piano (keyboard provided at lesson): Learn chords, chord progression, scales, and finger independence. Intro to Bass Guitar: Learn techniques, scales, chord shapes, and how to navigate the fretboard. Intro to Singing: Find the notes and find your tone by working on vocal techniques, exercises, and scales. Intro to Songwriting & Music Theory: Learn how songs work and why. Intro to Music Performance: Learn how to approach, book, and perform gigs at a professional level.Fall 2026 -
Questions and Answers with a MN Will and Trust Planning AttorneyEducation & FinanceThis is a relaxed and friendly open-forum seminar for participants with a seasoned Will and Trust attorney. You may have questions like: Should I avoid probate? Is a Will good enough? Do I need a Trust? How does my plan deal with a nursing home? How do we gift the assets of husband and wife? What about separate assets not of the marriage? If I am alone, what tools will protect me best? How do I decide who should serve in my estate plan? What is the death tax? How do I avoid leaving a mess for my children? Which Trust is best for my needs? Can I use a Transfer-On-Death Deed? How do my retirement assets operate in my Will or Trust? All questions will be answered! If registering as a couple, only register one person. The name of the person attending with you will be asked during the checkout process.Fall 2026 -
Quilter's Day In (QDI)Needle ArtsCome spend the day with fellow quilters. Arrive anytime on Saturday between 9 am and 3 pm. Bring a lunch. Must pre-register. No registrations taken at door. NEW! Friday, November 6 from 12-6 pm, right before Quilter's Night Out! Register for both Friday Quilter's Day In and Friday Quilter's Night Out for extended time 12-9 pm to get some holiday projects completed. Or pair it with Quilter's Day Into Night for even more time!Fall 2026 -
WaitlistQuilter's Night Out (QNO)Needle ArtsWork on quilting projects away from distractions. Participate in show and tell, and fabric/pattern swap. Bring supplies, materials and equipment (including working sewing machine). Help with questions/problems will be provided by facilitator, Kathy Johnson.Fall 2026 -
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Quilter's Night into DayNeedle ArtsWant to extend the time to work on projects, save $ and have a mini retreat? Join us for the Friday Quilters Night Out (#2750) leave your set-up and return on Saturday for Quilters Day In (#2751) for the reduced cost of $20.Fall 2026 -
Red Cross Level 3AquaticsPrerequisite: passed Advanced Beginner, Poly Beginner 3, or have equivalent skills. Skills taught: 25 yards each of front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke, diving using the sitting, kneeling, and standing position, and treading water. Introduced to dolphin kick and breaststroke. Advance to Red Cross Level 4. Limit 10.Fall 2026 -
Red Cross Level 4AquaticsWaitlistPrerequisite: passed Red Cross Level 3 or have equivalent skills. Skills taught: review of Red Cross Level 3 skills, plus 50 yards each of front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke, 25 yards of breaststroke, 15 yards of butterfly, scissors kick, treading water, and rescue breathing. Advance to Red Cross Level 5. Limit 10.Fall 2026
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Red Cross Level 5AquaticsLevel 5: Prerequisite: passed Red Cross Level 4 or have equivalent skills. Skills taught: review of Red Cross Level 4 skills, plus 100 yards each of front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke, 50 yards of breaststroke and sidestroke, 25 yards of butterfly, turns, standing dives from the board, and surface dives. Advance to Red Cross Level 6. Limit 10Fall 2026
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Red Cross Level 6AquaticsPrerequisite: passed Red Cross Level 5 or have equivalent skills. Skills taught: review Red Cross Level 5 skills, plus 200 yards each of front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke, 100 yards each of breaststroke and sidestroke, 50 yards of butterfly, approach and hurdle from the board, pike and tuck dive from the board, general swimming etiquette, and CPR. Limit 10.Fall 2026
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