If you haven’t dipped your toes in the water lately, this is a great time to get started. Enjoy the quiet, weather-proof, uncrowded lanes of our lap swim in a kid-free environment! Adult lap swim is open for anyone ages 18+ who can swim independently. This is a non-instructional, swim at your own pace opportunity, but structured swim workouts will also be provided by our aquatics manager, Jayda Alholm. These will be optional, and posted for your use. A certified lifeguard will be on site at all times.Registration is required and space is limited, so sign up today!There are a variety of payment options and prices. Choose your option during the checkout process.Enter the Middle School Pool door. Lockers will be available for your use. Provide your own lock to secure your belongings. Cancellations and schedule changes are made via text, FaceBook and/or email. Please make sure your contact information is up to date in our system.

Adults with Exceptional Abilities are the most amazing adults getting together for fun, fellowship, and some fun activities. Missy Kahl is a paraprofessional from LFCHS and will facilitate these activities. Join us for a variety of crafts, activities, and fun throughout the year. You can even suggest a new activity they haven't tried yet! Class is held on the first Saturday of each month, and details for the specific activity will be shown in the 'section' information below.Please note: Attendees of many ability levels can participate, but if you require assistance to participate independently, please provide your own personal assistant and equipment as required for your participation. Fees are intended to benefit the participant of the class. All projects, activities and materials used for the class will only be provided for the participant. If you have any questions about what this can look like for you, please call Community Services and we can make a plan to fit your needs.

All Aboard with Amtrak: Travel Tips & Insider Secrets with Randy (Part One) Ready to ride the rails like a pro? Join seasoned Amtrak traveler Randy as he takes you on a fun and informative journey through the world of train travel. In this first session of our exciting two-part series, you’ll get the inside scoop on navigating Amtrak routes, choosing between different classes and cars, and making smart financial choices for your trip. Whether you're planning your first ride or looking to travel smarter, this session has you covered. Stick around for Part Two, where we’ll create an itinerary for a fabulous autumn getaway to Chicago—complete with real planning tips and destination highlights. Don’t miss this chance to boost your travel confidence and get inspired for your next big adventure!

Want to ignite the spark of your child's creativity? Explore paint, sculpture, color, form and more. Each month will offer classes that will focus on different art styles and mediums. Everything from clay to watercolor to line drawings will be examined, taught and re-imagined. These classes are great for kids who are already creative and love to have more opportunities to dabble, as well as kids who are just starting to flex their artistic muscles.Each month will be registered for separately, so kids can sign up for one or more. Stay tuned shortly before the month begins for information about the specific theme and activity for that month's class!

Babysitting 101 This course is best suited for 10 to 13-year-olds interested in learning the current practices of caring for young children and how to manage their babysitting business. Students will learn safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants and how to handle behavior problems. Students receive a reference book, handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit.

Babysitting 101 This course is best suited for 10 to 13-year-olds interested in learning the current practices of caring for young children and how to manage their babysitting business. Students will learn safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants and how to handle behavior problems. Students receive a reference book, handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit.

Our Beginner Gymnastics class is the perfect starting point for young athletes ready to explore the exciting world of gymnastics! This class focuses on body awareness, strength, flexibility, and basic gymnastics skills on all four events: vault, bars, beam, and floor — all taught in a fun, safe, and encouraging environment. Here’s what we’ll be working on: VAULT SKILLS Running with fast, strong arms Practicing tight, bouncy jumps (rebounding through toes!) Learning arm circle steps over foam blocks Building confidence in dynamic movement and take-off positions BAR SKILLS Holding a strong front support with straight arms and hollow body Practicing hollow casts (with assistance if needed) Learning pike and hollow glides with toes forward and arms by ears Pull-ups to chin and beginning pullovers from a higher mat (with light coach support) Intro to squat-on jumps using a floor bar BEAM SKILLS (all independent – no spotter) Forward walks on high toe with airplane arms High kicks with straight legs on medium beam Straight jumps with arms by ears, finishing tight and strong Jumping off the end with balance, control, and a sparkle finish FLOOR SKILLS Straight jumps with a strong stick and finish Forward rolls down an incline and on the floor (focusing on knees together and no hands to stand) Backward rolls down an incline Spider handstand holds facing a wall or block Bridge holds with head off the ground (no spot!) Beginner cartwheels with proper hand placement and form Each class combines movement & music to keep kids motivated while helping them develop the fundamentals of gymnastics. Whether your child is brand new or building on basic skills, this class provides a strong, supportive foundation to help them shine! PLEASE NOTE: Parents and siblings are not allowed in the gymnastics area during instruction time. The last day of each session will be a time for parents to come in and see the awesome skills their athlete has learned! Your child's skill level will be assessed during their first class period. The lead instructor will determine if the child is equipped to complete the class. If the instructor deems their skill level too low or high for this program, Community Services will offer an account credit after the first class. At that time, you can enroll your athlete into a different level based on the instructor's recommendation if there are spots available.

⚾Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of community, connection, and baseball (but no pressure to be a fan!)🎉 Come cheer on the Minnesota Twins as they take on the Seattle Mariners—broadcast live on the big screen in the gym! Whether you're a baseball lover or just love hanging out with great people, this event is for YOU! 🌭 Enjoy classic ballpark snacks: Fresh popcorn 🍿 Cotton candy 🍬 Hot dogs 🌭 🎲 Plus: Fun games & Great company Our events offer a welcoming, inclusive vibe for adults with disabilities and the wider community. You don’t have to be a baseball fan to have a blast—just come ready to enjoy the day with friends. 💙 REGISTRATION CLOSES JUNE 20TH