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1 Day Horse Camp (Ages 6-15)Boulder Point Equestrian CenterDAY CAMP (Ages 6-15) TIME: PARENT Drop-off is at 9am and PARENT pickup is 3pm. Sorry we do not allow parents to stay for the day. WHAT TO EXPECT: Kids will learn what it's like to have a horse for a day! Campers get to ride in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas for 40min-50min (no trails), practice how to steer, stop, turn, and walk on their own. They also might make horse treats, do a craft, and play games. And don't forget the time to meet and care for the horses, which is a big part of ownership! Campers are broken into smaller groups based on similar riding experience and age, which is perfect for both new and more experienced riders! WHAT DO CAMPERS NEED TO BRING? Long pants, closed toe shoes, appropriate clothes for weather inside and outside of barn. No flip flops. Sunscreen/hat/bug spray Water bottle/drinks/snacks and a lunch Treats for the horses if you want Helmets are provided. WEATHER: Camps are held rain or shine,as we have an indoor barn and arena. FORMS: Release and Liability Form one per person, electronically completed on our website FormsWinter/Spring 2026 -
1st Down Tots (Ages 2-4)Athletics1st Down Tots is a development program for kids ages 2-4 years old that uses a variety of fun games to engage kids while teaching the sport of football and developing fundamental skills. The goal is to build fitness, muscle coordination, football fundamentals and create a love of the game. We do not do any tackling or blocking at this level.Winter/Spring 2026 -
A Personal Finance Class for Hard Working Folks During Hard Times NEW! VIRTUALFinancial MasteryStarting SoonYou will look at your financial life and identify what’s working for you, what’s going against you and how to make the shift to becoming financially wealthy. We look at your larger financial picture - together. Our relationship with money and how we feel about money dramatically affects our wallet. A rich mindset matters. Have multiple sources of income. Say no to continuously picking up a family member’s financial burdens and irresponsible behavior. What are your money leaks? Don’t fall for financial scams. Start a side hustle from home and increase your ability to earn. Warren Buffet once said, if you don’t make your money work for you while you sleep, you will work till the day you die.” WATCH CLASS INTRO VIDEO HERE : https://youtu.be/wW-BcPsASRI Objectives: Learn how to take an inventory of your financial responsibilities Learn how to identify and stop the financial burdens of other people affecting you How to shift from a poor mindset to a rich mindsetWinter/Spring 2026
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Adaptive Chair YogaSports, Exercise & RecreationRefresh your mind and body with this gentle and relaxing form of exercise! Instructor Gil will guide participants through a series of breathing and stretching exercises suitable for ALL abilities. Yoga mats available but bring your own if desired. This class will be 3 sessions. Register/cancel by: 4/9 This activity is customized for adults with cognitive developmental disabilities.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Adaptive Pottery: Create with ClayArts & CraftsDo you love to create things with your hands? If so, join us and use a pottery wheel or hand-building techniques to make a variety of decorative objects. One of the objects could be a Mother/Father/Someone Special gift. Participants will use bright colors to glaze their pieces at the end of class. You will be notified when you can pick up your finished pieces. This class is customized for adults with cognitive disabilities.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Adult Pottery-Hand Building & Wheel InstructionCreative ExpressionsThis class will introduce basic techniques of hand building, throwing on a potter’s wheel, and glazing. Participants will create pieces of art using an electric wheel, slab roller and extruder. We will use a variety of colors to glaze pieces at the end of class. You are encouraged to bring an apron or towel. There's a $25 supply fee per person due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Advanced Beginner Pickleball LessonsPickleballTake your game to the next level! This class is designed for players who already know the basics and want to build confidence with more advanced shots and strategies. You’ll focus on improving consistency, learning alternate shots to expand your game, and sharpening your doubles strategy. Each session ends with 30 minutes of organized play to put your new skills into action. Bring your own paddle or borrow one from Gladstone.Prerequisites:Understands the rules of pickleballSuccessfully lands at least half of all serve attemptsConsistently returns at least half of serves deep to the middle of the opponent’s courtWinter/Spring 2026 -
BINGO - with ReneHobby & LeisureWaitlistCome for fun and collect your prize after calling B I N G O This activity is customized for adults with cognitive developmental disabilities.Winter/Spring 2026
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Baklava Dessert-NEW!Kitchen CreationsBaklava is a traditional pastry dessert that is known for its sweet, rich flavor and flaky texture. Prepare flavorful and easy-to-learn baklava to take home and bake yourself. Demonstration and hands-on.Winter/Spring 2026
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Baseball Tots (Ages 2-4)AthleticsSkyhawks baseball takes the rich history of the game from Cooperstown to your town. Our professional curriculum teaches the fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running in a fun, positive environment by local Skyhawks staff. All athletes regardless of skill level will learn new baseball skills along with vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork and responsibility. All participants will come away with new friends, new skills and love for the game.Winter/Spring 2026 -
WaitlistBeginner Pickleball LessonsPickleballStep onto the court and see why everyone’s talking about pickleball! In this fun, hands-on class, you’ll learn the basics including rules, body positioning, footwork, and doubles strategy. Practice key shots like serves, returns, drop shots, and dinks, then spend the last 30 minutes in organized play to try out your new skills in real games. Bring your own paddle or borrow one from Gladstone, either way, you’ll be ready to jump in and play!Prerequisites: NoneWinter/Spring 2026 -
Beginning Cake DecoratingKitchen CreationsLearn the basics of decorating your own cakes! In this class, you’ll practice shell borders, stars, rosettes, lettering, and many other techniques to make your cake look beautiful. Each student will take home their own 8" boxed cake to enjoy. The registration fee includes all supplies. Optional starter kits will also be available for purchase from the instructor for $12.00. (Gluten, nuts, and other ingredients will be used during this class.)Winter/Spring 2026
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Beyond the Bobbin - Pattern FundamentalsCreative ExpressionsIf you know how to use a sewing machine, but are lost when it comes to reading and following a sewing pattern, this class is for you. Learn how to understand envelope information as well as the ins and outs of pattern piece layout and cutting. From start to finish, Sandra will guide you through a step-by-step process that will demystify pattern directions. Leave class with a good start on a sewing project. Supply List: Week 1: Simple beginner sewing pattern fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat. Week 2-3: Supplies from Week 1. Fabric and notions (discussed Week 1) sewing machine (manual, if you have it), thread seam ripper pins measure tape or ruler For Classes at John Glenn Park in the front parking lot and enter through door 3N – Activities Entrance.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Blank Slate Game NightHobby & LeisureWill you be the 1st person to earn 25 points? In this game, you try to match just one other player as you fill in the blank.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Starting SoonBobbersSwim Lessons for YouthPreschoolers 4 - 6 years (without parent) No prerequisite for class. Participants do not have to attend a Parent/PreK Class before this class. Skills taught will include: First Preschool Swim Class without a Parent/Adult in the water. Child will begin to learn Basic Swim Techniques through Drills and Play while increasing their comfort level without a parent in the water. Skills will include putting face in the water, jumping in from the side of pool, bobbing under, front and back float, and other beginning swim elements. Pool Temperature Information: Our pools are used year-round by swim teams and clubs. The pool temperatures are determined by the safety standards set forth by various governing bodies for swim teams, which is between 77 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit. We keep our pools on the high end at 82 degrees. Cancellations/Missed Lesson Policy: An $8 processing fee will be deducted from your refund if you withdraw from a class up to 7 days before the start date. Refunds will not be given after that time. We are unable to offer make-up classes or refunds for lessons missed because of illness, injury or personal reasons. If a lesson is cancelled due to weather or unplanned pool maintenance, we will make every attempt to reschedule it for a later date. Should we be unable to reschedule, we will provide a voucher for the amount of the cancelled lesson to be used toward a future class.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Boot CampFitness and WellnessJoin Boot Camp for an intensive workout using your own body as resistance. You will participate in circuits consisting of cardio, strength, and body weight exercises. All skills are welcome. Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes and bring a mat and water.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Canva Power Hour: Advanced Tricks That Save You Time-NEW! VIRTUALCurious MindsTake your Canva skills to the next level with advanced techniques and hidden features that will streamline your design workflow. This one-hour workshop is perfect for users already familiar with Canva basics who want to discover time-saving shortcuts, professional design hacks, and tools that make creating stunning graphics effortless. Leave with insider tips that will transform how you approach design projects and cut your creation time in half.Winter/Spring 2026
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Catalog AdAdult EnrichmentWhy Advertise with Us? Reach Over 45,000 Residents: Our catalogs are distributed three times a year to over 45,000 residents in the District 622 area, which includes parts of seven communities within the Twin Cities metropolitan area: North St. Paul, Maplewood, Oakdale, Lake Elmo, Landfall, Pine Springs, and Woodbury. Multiple Opportunities: Advertisers can secure space in all three seasonal catalogs to maximize their reach. Ad Specifications and Costs Ad Size: 1/6 Page (four-color) Dimensions: 4.375” (height) x 2.3” (width) Availability: 4 slots available each season Cost: $260 Ad Size: Half Page (four-color) Dimensions: 4.375” (height) x 7.25” (width) Availability: 2 slots available each season Cost: $420 Ad Size: Full Page (four-color) Dimensions: 8.75” (height) x 7” (width) Availability: 1 slot available each season Cost: $700 Important Dates Fall 2026 Catalog: Artwork Due: July 1, 2026 Distribution Begins: August 15, 2026 Winter/Spring 2027 Catalog: Artwork Due: November 1, 2026 Distribution Begins: December 15, 2026 Guidelines for Display Ads Content Restrictions: Ads must not reference tobacco, firearms, religion/spirituality, or sex. To maintain our non-profit bulk mailing status, ads cannot promote credit, debit, or charge cards, offer insurance policies, or promote travel. Aesthetic Requirements: Ads should complement the overall design of the publication. The Director of Community Education has the final say on ad appropriateness. Logistics: Ad placements are on a first-come, first-served basis until all slots are filled. Ads from programs competing with ISD 622 Community Education offerings will not be accepted. Advertisers can sign up for ad space for the entire school year (three catalogs) in advance. Payment is required at the time of the ad request, and only credit card payments are accepted. Contact Us If you have any questions, please call us at 651-748-7250. Don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity to promote your business to a wide audience in the District 622 area!Winter/Spring 2026 -
Catalog Kick-offTrips & Special EventsCurious about Community Bridge programs or need help signing up? Join us for an evening of fun, snacks, and information! Enjoy creating your own nut-free trail mix while you socialize and learn about the new classes available for our upcoming session. A staff member will be on hand to help you register and answer any questions about our offerings. This event will take place Friday, May 15, from 5:00–6:00 pm, right before The Great Art Supply Cleanout.Stay for the cleanup event afterward, class spots are limited, so be sure to register early! Summer Registration Open House before The Great Art Supply Cleanout on Friday, May 15 This event is free, but registration is required to help us plan for space and refreshments. This program is designed for adults with disabilities and their caregivers to participate together; drop-offs are not permitted.Winter/Spring 2026
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Chair Yoga HYBRIDFitness and WellnessExperience a gentle style of yoga designed for all abilities. Poses are practiced while sitting on a chair or standing with the chair for support, there is no need to move up and down from the floor. Build balance, flexibility, and strength in a safe and supportive environment. You may participate in person at Gladstone or join online via Zoom. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Classic Roman Italian Dinner-NEW!Kitchen CreationsDuring this special dinner, you’ll prepare and taste a marinated shredded salad, fresh melon wrapped with prosciutto ham, and the classic spaghetti with pancetta and Parmigiano cheese (Spaghetti alla Carbonara). You’ll also enjoy a mixed green salad (Insalata Mista) and polenta served with sweet sausages and porcini mushrooms. To conclude the meal, indulge in the traditional frothy Zabaglione and almond cookies (Amaretti). $16 food fee payable to the instructor at class (cash only)Winter/Spring 2026
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Color Your Way to Calm: Adult Coloring Made Simple-NEW!Creative ExpressionsEscape the daily grind and tap into your creative side with coloring—the ultimate stress-reliever and focus booster! Discover the joy of adult coloring in this fun, one-session introductory workshop designed to help you relax, recharge, and explore the basics of color. You’ll learn to select and organize coloring tools, simple layering and shading, introduction to color theory, paper types, and more. Complete one or more beautiful coloring pages in class and learn easy fixes for common mistakes. No supplies? No worries! Materials are provided for use during class, plus handouts and coloring pages to take home. Leave feeling refreshed, inspired, and ready to keep creating. Advanced classes and a coloring club are available to keep your momentum going! Please note: this class has been shortened and will end at 2:30 pm. We have lowered the fee to reflect this change.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Container GardeningCurious MindsGardens can be grown anywhere. Come and learn the basics of designing, selecting plants and pots, and caring for container gardens for season-long satisfaction, no matter where you grow. 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.Winter/Spring 2026
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WaitlistDay Trip: Harmony Amish Country Tour-NEW!Special EventsJoin us for an enriching visit to an Amish colony in the picturesque town of Harmony, Minnesota. Explore family farms and browse exquisite handmade crafts, furniture, and baked goods (cash only). A knowledgeable walk-on guide will join us on the bus, offering fascinating insights into Amish traditions, culture, and daily life. This experience provides a rare opportunity to step into a unique community and observe traditional farming practices reminiscent of earlier generations. Before the tour, we’ll enjoy a delicious meal at The Branding Iron in Preston, MN. Your ticket includes deluxe motor-coach transportation, a guided tour of Harmony’s Amish colony, and lunch at The Branding Iron. Meal options include battered shrimp, battered cod, a pork chop, or a chicken kabob—each served with sides and a beverage. Dessert is not included. Departure & Return Departs: 8:15 AM from Gladstone Community Education Center 1945 Manton St, Maplewood, MN 55109 Returns: Approximately 6:00 PM to the same location Cancellation Policy Cancellations made before May 6, 2026, will incur a $15 processing fee. No refunds will be issued after this date. Experience the charm of Amish living and enjoy a memorable day filled with culture, history, and great food! Trip Mobility Level Level 2: Moderate Expectations: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking, with periods of standing and occasional stairs. Participants should be prepared to walk slightly longer distances and move at a comfortable, steady pace. Rest opportunities will be available between activities. Appropriate for: Most participants who are moderately fit, lead semi-active lifestyles, and can comfortably participate in a full day of activities involving moderate physical exertion.Winter/Spring 2026