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Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening is free and provides a simple check of how your child is developing and growing. It's also a great way to learn about community resources that can support you and your family. Screening is for children 3-5 years old and is required by the State of Minnesota before entering public Kindergarten. During screening, your child will complete age-appropriate activities with a trained professional. The screening includes checks in the following areas: Cognitive development Large and small muscle development Communication skills Social and emotional development Vision & hearing, height & weight Health history & immunization reviewCategory -
Easy Partner Dancing for All OccasionsCreative ExpressionsReady to get moving, connect with your partner, and have some fun? This easygoing class is designed for couples who want to enjoy dancing together, whether you're preparing for a special event or simply looking for a unique date night. You'll learn easy-to-follow patterns and turns inspired by classic ballroom dances, all set to music you know and love, from timeless favorites to today's hits. No experience? No problem. Even if you think you have two left feet, you'll feel right at home. This beginner-friendly class creates a relaxed and supportive environment where you can build confidence, learn at your own pace, and enjoy time with your partner. You'll stay with the same partner throughout the class, so wear comfortable clothes and get ready for a fun and memorable experience together!Fall 26 -
Elementary Acting Skills (Grades 3-5)Creative ArtsFind your inner actor by exploring monologue acting, scene acting and improv throughout our 4-day experience. Friends and family are invited to a showcase on the final day of camp. In partnership with Mosaic Performing ArtsSummer 26 -
Embodied Love: Rebuild Relationships and Emotional IntimacyCreative ExpressionsYour relationships suffer when your nervous system is overwhelmed. Discover how your brain and body filter and interpret reality that negatively impacts emotional closeness and communication. Learn simple tools to regulate your system, increase presence, and build trust so your intimate relationships feel calm, connected, and responsive instead of distant or reactive.Fall 26
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Emotional Release for Inner Peace VIRTUALCurious MindsInner peace is impossible to maintain while we still hold on to the very feelings and beliefs that keep us from being peaceful to begin with. Trapped negative emotions like fear, anger and sorrow can disrupt the flow of vital energy in our bodies and actually sabotage our inner peace. In this single evening course, you will learn simple yet effective techniques for getting in touch with, understanding, accepting and releasing the emotions that keep us from ourselves. Nobody wants to suffer. Come learn to rest in the peaceful state of loving acceptance that is our true nature.Fall 26
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Epic ConnectionEpic Connection is a summer program for students for middle school students. It is a place for students to build a “life resume” by building friendships, building community connections, building knowledge, and building student leadership. We’ll do this through service learning, fun activities, and enriching educational opportunities, all while encouraging student voice to help shape the program.Child Care Program -
Epic Summer 2026 - John GlennEpic ConnectionEpic Connection is a summer program for students for middle school students. It is a place for students to build a “life resume” by building friendships, building community connections, building knowledge, and building student leadership. We’ll do this through service learning, fun activities, and enriching educational opportunities, all while encouraging student voice to help shape the program.EPIC SUMMER 2026 EPIC Site -
Extended Travel Showcase FREE!Special EventsLandmark Tours, a local, family-owned tour operator, will present an array of inclusive, extended travel packages to destinations all across the U.S. and beyond. Mark your calendars now to learn more about the travel opportunities ISD 622 Community Education Center offers in partnership with Landmark Tours. This showcase is offered at no cost, but pre-registration is requested. Attendees will also have the chance to enter a drawing for a $250 voucher to be used on one of their trips. Can’t make it? Call for a catalog at (612) 230-2040 or visit http://www.gowithlandmark.com. For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The classrooms are down the first hallway on the left.Fall 26 -
FLIGHTF.L.I.G.H.T. is a place where middle school students can explore their interests, discover new passions, and build lasting friendships. Each season—fall, winter, and spring—brings a new selection of clubs and experiences designed to inspire creativity, leadership, and cultural pride. With ever-changing options, students can return each session to try something different, develop new skills, and share their talents.Child Care Program -
Fall or Winter Birch Tree Fused Glass Plate or Wall Hanging - NEW!Creative ExpressionsCreate an amazing 6-inch square fused glass birch tree themed plate or wall hanging!! –Using, glass frit, glass chips and glass sheets. You will use sky colored glass as your background and add a Fallor Winter scene. No experience needed. After class, the plates will be fused and slumped. Your art works willbe available for picking up about 9-12 days after the class. All materials are provided with supply fee. A $25 supply fee is payable to the Instructor in class. For Classes at Skyview Park in the south lot and enter through door 6, signs indicate Activities Entrance.Fall 26 -
Family Art Night-Picasso Style (Grades K-5 + family)Creative ArtsWith Young Rembrandts Looking for a creative way to bond? Join us for an abstract adventure where parents and kids create together! Forget traditional drawing, we’re seeing the world from a brand-new angle. Inspired by Picasso’s famous "The Guitar," families will work side-by-side to deconstruct shapes and play with bold, expressive lines. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned doodler, you’ll learn to turn a musical icon into a vibrant, Cubist-inspired masterpiece. Only youth need to register, accompanying adults join freeFall 26 -
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WaitlistFishing in Your Neighborhood:Family Fishing Clinic (Ages 5+)Field Trips and OutingsDescription: Join the MN DNR’s Fishing in the Neighborhood (FiN) program for a fun, family-friendly evening of fishing! Designed for ages 5 and up, each youth must be accompanied by an adult. No experience or equipment is needed—we’ve got you covered! Rain or shine, come dressed for the weather and enjoy a great outdoor adventure close to home. Note: Each child (or group of siblings) MUST have an adult chaperone. In partnership with the Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources. Funding for this project was provided by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Turst Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR).Summer 26 -
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Fizzy, Fun, & Slime Lab (Ages 5-12)Creative ArtsJump into the Fizzy, Fun, and Slime Lab! Kids will create rainbow fizz, erupting ice cream cone volcanoes, water bead stress balls, and an array of ooey gooey slime creations. This hands-on class is packed with science, messy fun, and endless excitement! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day. In partnership with Kidcreate Studio.Summer 26 -
Food SavingCurious MindsLearn about the many ways to save, store, and preserve seasonal fruits and vegetables so you can enjoy the best flavors and highest nutrition for as long as possible. This class introduces participants to best practices for storing fresh produce and the many different methods of food preservation. This class is offered by the U of M Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Ramsey County, who are eager to share research-based gardening best practices with the people in their community.Summer 26 -
Food Saving NEW!Curious MindsMake the most of your seasonal harvest! In this class, you'll discover practical ways to store, preserve, and enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables long after the growing season ends. Learn best practices for keeping produce fresh, maintaining flavor and nutrition, and explore a variety of food preservation methods, including options for both short-term and long-term storage. This class is presented by the University of Minnesota Extension Garden Education Volunteers of Ramsey County, who are dedicated to sharing research-based gardening knowledge and best practices with their community.Fall 26
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Four Famous Ethnic CookiesKitchen CreationsAdd an international flair to your cookie-baking repertoire! Learn to create the rolled Norwegian cookie krumkake, anise-flavored Italian pizzelle, and chewy almond Swedish sandbakkelse baked in tiny tins to resemble tarts and rosettes, the Scandinavian delicacy. Expect great recipes and the many tips and techniques to make your baking successful! Please bring containers to take your creations safely home. A $15 supply fee is due to the instructor in class. For Classes at John Glenn Middle School Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.Fall 26 -
Four Successful Strategies to Protect the House, Farm, Cabin & More-Before and After your Death- VIRTUALFinancial MasteryFour Successful Strategies to Protect the House, Farm, Cabin & More-Before and After Your Death Does your family have a cabin, homestead, hunting land, farm or second home? How do you protect this family legacy and move its use and enjoyment into the future? Various sources and forces may threaten its very existence like the nursing home and Medicaid (MA), estate taxes, family divorces, creditor and bankruptcy issues, taxes and operating expenses, unequal resources of owners, the in-laws, and use and enjoyment equality. Gain real-life solutions and explore four paths to resolution that will solve problems without driving the family apart or sacrificing the family legacy asset.Summer 26 -
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Game Coding: Mario Kart (Grades 2-5)STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)With Tech AcademyBuild a Mario Kart-style racing game in Scratch, MIT’s drag-and-drop coding platform! Pick custom characters and tracks to make it your own. Nintendo is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. and not affiliated with this camp. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5 days before class, please email virtual@techacademycamps.com. Home Technical Requirements:●Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM●Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work.●Internet: Broadband internet●Webcam, Microphone and Speakers●Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class.●Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Additional Technical Requirements:●Scratch Website●Scratch Account (sign-up information will be provided before class)Fall 26 -
Game Coding: Nintendo Characters (Grades 2-5)STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)With Tech AcademyCode a Nintendo-themed game using Scratch’s colorful drag-and-drop blocks that snap together like Legos! Nintendo is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. and not affiliated with this camp. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5 days before class, please email virtual@techacademycamps.com. Home Technical Requirements:●Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM●Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work.●Internet: Broadband internet●Webcam, Microphone and Speakers●Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class.●Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Additional Technical Requirements:●Scratch Website●Scratch Account (sign-up information will be provided before class)Fall 26 -
Gentle Yoga HYBRIDFitness and WellnessIncrease your strength, flexibility and your ability to focus and relax. Classes include breathing exercises, postures, and final relaxation. Accommodations can be made for all abilities. Yoga is practiced without wearing socks or shoes. You may attend in person at Gladstone or Online via Zoom. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and water. Class also offered via Zoom – register using the V code. For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby and the classrooms are down the first hallway on the left.Summer 26