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Growing Up Healthy in a Tech-Filled WorldEvening ClassesRaising young children in the digital age can feel overwhelming, especially with constant messages about what you should or shouldn’t do. This practical, shame-free session offers caregivers simple, research-informed strategies to support healthy technology habits for children ages 0–5. Together, we’ll explore realistic boundaries, ways to prioritize connection and play, and how to navigate screens in a way that supports-not replaces-your child’s development. Please note: at this time, child care is not provided for this parent session. If you want to attend and need child care, please reach out to Kayla Gruber directly at kgruber@lfalls.k12.mn.us. Infants can attend with their caregiver.2025
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Monday PMEvening ClassesThis class is designed for children ages 3 to 5 and their parent or guardian. It’s a great opportunity for preschool-aged children to experience the fun and routines of an early childhood classroom alongside their caregiver. The class includes shared parent-child time, followed by a separate parent discussion group while children participate in age-appropriate learning and play. We’ll wrap up the session together at the end. Please note: This class is specifically geared toward children ages 3–5 and is not intended for younger siblings under age 3. Registration Information: Please register one child using the sliding fee scale based on your household income. This covers the entire family—there’s no additional fee for siblings attending the same class. However, please register any additional children (second, third, or fourth) using the $0.00 option so we have accurate class rosters. All families are welcome! No one is turned away due to an inability to pay. To help make our program accessible to everyone, we use a sliding fee scale. Fees are collected at the beginning of each semester (twice during the school year).2025
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Raising Children with Unique NeedsEvening ClassesParenting a Child with Unique Needs? Does your child qualify for an IEP or IFSP? We invite you to join a supportive and empowering ONE NIGHT class designed specifically for parents like you. Connect with others, share experiences, and gain valuable tools to support your child’s development. This class is facilitated by Jennie Tax, Early Childhood Interventionist, and Beka Swisher, Licensed Parent Educator & Family Therapist. Together, they offer support, encouragement, and practical resources to help you and your child thrive. A light supper will be provided for attendees. Please note this is a ONE NIGHT class that will be an introduction for upcoming Spring session. There is a small fee for this class. If cost is a barrier, please don’t hesitate to contact Kayla Gruber at the Community Services office for assistance with registration.2025
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Tuesday PMEvening ClassesThis class is designed for children from birth to age 5 and their parent or guardian. Each session includes time for parents and children to learn and play together, followed by a parent discussion group while children enjoy activities with our early childhood educators. Class ends with everyone coming back together for a short wrap-up. Registration Information: Please register one child using the sliding fee scale based on your household income. This covers the entire family—there’s no additional fee for siblings attending the same class. However, please register any additional children (second, third, or fourth) using the $0.00 option so we have accurate class rosters. All families are welcome! No one is turned away due to an inability to pay. To help make our program accessible to everyone, we use a sliding fee scale. Fees are collected at the beginning of each semester (twice during the school year).2025