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Age-SpecificAge-specific classes are offered to help families learn about challenges and opportunities that come with parenting children at each age and stage, while children can interact with peers that have similar developmental skills. Each class includes parent/child time, learning activities for children and parent discussion. The age of the child attending the class must fall within the guidelines during the first week that the class is held.Category -
Starting SoonAgeless YogaYogaAgeless Yoga is perfect for older adults. We will move through seated, standing, traditional and modified yoga poses with additional focus on stretching, flexibility, balance, and restorative breathing promoting stress reduction and relaxation. This class is shoe-and joint-friendly and we do not get down on mats. Dress in comfortable clothing, wear athletic shoes and bring water. You will need a sticky yoga mat for foot grip.Adult - Fall 2026 -
WaitlistAir Fryer Appetizers!TasteNovember 12 is National Community Education Day and Kirsten is offering a free online mini class! Cook along with Kirsten as she makes Air Fryer crispy polenta rounds with roasted seasonal vegetables AND, for a bonus recipe, roasted veggie skewers! Recipe handout provided before class and link to class recording shared afterwards. Although the class is free, pre-registration is required to receive the Zoom link and handouts.Adult - Fall 2026 -
American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/AEDCPR/First AidWhether you have a duty to respond to a cardiac emergency because of job responsibilities or if you have the desire to learn the techniques of CPR and the use of an AED - this course is for you. This instructor-led course teaches adult, child, and infant CPR/AED, as well as choking management. American Heart Association certification lasts two years. The general public and anyone interested in learning CPR may take this class. This course is not intended for healthcare providers.Adult - Fall 2026 -
WaitlistAmerican Sign Language ILanguageFor adults learning ASL over 5 weeks, a strong structure is built from survival signs, basic conversation, grammar foundations, simple storytelling, and real-world communication practice. Adult learners benefit most from repetition, interactive practice, visual learning, and real-life application. This beginner course is designed to give students a solid foundation in American Sign Language while building confidence and comfort using basic communication with others. This course is designed to be interactive, visual, and practical, giving adult learners a strong foundation before moving into ASL 2.Adult - Fall 2026 -
American Sign Language IILanguageASL 2 builds on those skills by expanding vocabulary, improving sentence structure, increasing conversational fluency, and introducing more advanced ASL concepts. Students will practice real-life communication, develop confidence in signing with others, and strengthen their understanding of deaf culture and ASL grammar. This class is ideal for adults who want to continue their ASL journey and move beyond beginner-level signing to more comfortable, confident communication. Prerequisite: American Sign Language IAdult - Fall 2026 -
Andover (NSD, WB, SB)Adventures PlusElementary - Andover2026-27 School year A+ Non-School Day Site -
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Anoka Middle School PlayMusic and TheatreThe Anoka Middle School play will be announced in September. However, you can register now for this event. Please keep an eye on our website and watch your email for the title of the play. All staff must purchase a ticket to enter. Escort: PeggyPP – Fall 2026 -
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Appraise Your AntiquesGeneral InterestLearn the basics of identifying and appraising antiques, art, jewelry, coins, and collectibles. Get tips on what makes things valuable and the best ways to sell them. No books in this class, everything is “hands on”. Examine things like lithophane, trench art, precious gemstones, rare coins, sterling silver & German silver. Bring a magnifying glass if you have one. Instructor David Schlueter is a Certified Antique Appraiser.Adult - Fall 2026 -
WaitlistAppraise Your Coin CollectionGeneral InterestLearn the basics of researching and appraising your U.S. and foreign coins & currency. Examine 200-year-old U.S. and foreign coins. Gain knowledge about the ins and outs of where to buy and sell coins, coin authentication, and much more. Students will be asked to do internet and book research. Bring a magnifying glass if you have one. Instructor David Schlueter is a Certified Antique Appraiser.Adult - Fall 2026 -
Appraise Your Fine & Costume JewelryGeneral InterestLearn the basics of appraising your fine & costume jewelry, either for resale or insurance purposes. Find out how anyone can authenticate an Italian cameo, the difference between 10k and 14k gold and why there are jewels in a watch. Get tips on the best places to sell. Bring a few pieces to class and a magnifying glass if you have one. Instructor David Schlueter is a Certified Antique Appraiser.Adult - Fall 2026 -
Aquatic Enrichment ProgramsPrograms offered include: Friday Morning Swim Camps Junior Lifeguards Aquatic/STEM Camps and more!Category -
AquaticsCommunity Education offers a wide range of aquatic opportunities for community members of all ages, including swimming lessons, water exercise, competitive swim training, American Red Cross certification courses, and recreational open swim opportunities at Roosevelt Community Pool in Blaine.Category -
Artisan BreadsTasteTake the mystery out of homemade yeast breads and leave with knowledge to bake, using ingredients that appeal to your family's tastes and needs. Learn to shape buns, bread bowls, crescent rolls and beautiful bread loaves that boost flavor and embrace healthy eating. This is a demonstration class that includes some hands-on participation. Supply fee of $17 cash paid to the instructor at class.Adult - Fall 2026 -
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NewAt/Rec - Leotard Orders - 2026-27AthleticsPurchase an optional Anoka Gymnastics practice leotard here. There is also a maroon and white Tornados logo leotard, offered for $50. Registration here will close at 11:59pm on Friday September 25th. These are Ozone brand leotards, which run about 1.5 sizes smaller than the also popular, GK brand. Please make sure to size accordingly, and contact Amy Hedberg if you have any sizing questions. Amy.Hedberg@ahschools.usAT/Rec Fall 2026 -
Athletic LeaguesCommunity education coordinates adult athletic leagues and activities. Sign up as a team or as an individual on the free agent list. Community Education offers adult recreation leagues including:Softball (fall and spring)Volleyball (fall, winter and spring)Basketball (winter)Are you interested but don't have a team, or are there other sports you would like us to offer? Call 763-506-1267 for more information.Category -
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Babies and Ones Classes - Non-SeparatingECFE is your source for the information and support you need during all those incredible firsts. These classes are a collection of courses focused on the essential topics you need to know. Babies and Ones classes do not separate - parenting education discussions take place in the classroom. Children are encouraged to continue playing under the supervision of an early childhood teacher but are reassured by the presence of their parent/caregiver.Category