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1st Down Tots with Skyhawks Ages 3-4RecreationSkyhawks 1st Down Tots classes introduce your little athlete to football with focuses on motor skills, body control, and basic skills like throwing and catching. No tackling or blocking is involved, just pure fun and skill development! Parent participation required. Registration deadline July 27.Spring/Summer 2026 -
3D Printing: Harry Potter Themed with Tech Academy Grades 2-6Youth EnrichmentCreate a magical pendant and wand using TinkerCAD while building 3D design skills. Students will also enjoy Harry Potter - inspired challenges and design themed video games while waiting for their 3D prints to finish. One design will be printed and sent home. Printing and material fees are included in the camp cost. Please bring a USB drive on the final day. Harry Potter is a Warner Bros. trademark, and this camp is not affiliated with them.Spring/Summer 2026 -
55+ Driver ImprovementAdult ProgrammingThis driver improvement refresher course is taught by Precision Driving of Minnesota trained instructors. The class will explore changes in laws, the latest vehicle technology, and provide you with easy-to-use defensive driving tips. In addition, we will explore traffic safety and accident prevention. Completion of this course allows for a 10% reduction on automobile insurance premiums for those age 55 and over. To register please go to mnsafetycenter.org or call 1-888-234-1294.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AEDCPR/First AidThis is and Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AED Class - The class includes a 2 year certification and unlimited digital access to the student workbook from American Safety and Health Institute. The full Adult/Child/Infant CPR/AED course will include video instruction as well as experienced instructor, dedicated to make the class fun and interesting. No written test required.Spring/Summer 2026 -
AdvancedGymnasticsWaitlistAdvanced gymnasts in this class have mastered the basic skills and are ready to move on and have more time in the gym. This includes, but is not limited to, back walk overs, front walk overs, back handsprings and moving on to working on vault and jumping to high bar.Spring/Summer 2026
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Avoid the Pitfalls of Perimenopause/Menopause - Virtual WorkshopHealth & WellnessPerimenopause starts around the age of 35 for most women and can last 10-15 years. Common symptoms include fatigue, migraines, weight gain, water retention, depression, sleep disturbances, joint aches, hot flashes, anger flashes, fibroids, exaggerated PMS and more. Once you understand exactly what is causing all the troublesome symptoms, they are much easier to correct. We'll discuss how to get hormone levels measured - blood test vs. saliva test and what to do with the results; traditional HRT vs. bio-identical; acupressure points to assist in symptom relief and nutritional musts. You'll leave with multiple tools and techniques for restoring health and well-being.Spring/Summer 2026
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Beginner Family Style Clogging Class Ages 9 & OlderFitness & RecreationDon't let the kids have all the fun! Join us on the dance floor as we work on the 8 basic steps to this traditional American dance form called Clogging. No experience needed. We will get your heart rate up as we learn a few fun routines to upbeat popular songs. Bring a friend, some of your family, or come on your own. Wear some comfy clothes and shoes that can slide easily. Optional-you can purchase glue-on clogging taps for $20 from the instructor. Bring a pair of flat-soled shoes for the taps to be attached to (white shoes preferred for possible future performance opportunities).Spring/Summer 2026 -
Beginner GymnasticsGymnasticsStarting SoonThis is a beginner class which begins with teaching each gymnast proper stretching. On the floor, the gymnasts are instructed on how to do cartwheels, handstands, and a bridge kick over. You will see your child advancing on both low and high beams working dip kicks, high kicks, pivot turns, stretch jumps and scales. You might even see them work the cartwheel on low beam; of course, the coach will be spotting. The tramp is the place to learn tuck, straddle, and pike jumps, as well as seat drops, table drops and forward rolls. They will learn to run hurdle and jump and learn lots of body shapes.Spring/Summer 2026
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Boys Basketball CampSport CampsThe Vikings Youth Boys Basketball Camp is available to boys who have completed grades K-7. The Youth Camp will focus on building the basic fundamentals in a fun environment. Our main focus points will be shooting, passing, and ball handling. Campers will participate in games and contests. The camp goal is that all of the campers leave with a love for basketball and some tools you can use after camp is over to help better your skills. Camp will be instructed by the Varsity Coaches, Youth Coaches, High School players andvolunteers. All campers will receive a t-shirt this year, so please include shirt size. Deadline to register is June 29 to ensure a t-shirt.Registrations received from June 30 to the start of camp, will not receive a t-shirt.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Boys Basketball Camp with Concordia University Completed Gr 6-11Sport CampsThe Boys Basketball Program has a great opportunity for players that have completed grades 6th through 11th grade! North Branch All Time Leading Scorer and Concordia University's Head Basketball Coach, Matt Fletcher, will be giving us a one-day basketball camp. This will be primarily offensively focused but will include all aspects of the game. This camp is free to all who are registered for the Boys Summer Basketball June and July morning and evening sessions or $50/player not registered.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Boys Summer Basketball Camp Grades Completed 6-11Sport CampsBasketball players completed grades 6-11 have an opportunity to develop skills and work on fundamentals on a flexible schedule. Come in the morning, evening or both, as we start our preparation for next session. Players will have the opportunity to train for some off-season tournaments and leagues or continue to develop their skills as we look ahead to the next season. This will be led by the high school coaching staff. This camp is highly recommended for all serious basketball players.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Bronze GymnasticsGymnasticsStarting SoonBronze Level is our competitive gymnastics. We will meet Mondays and Thursdays from 4-6pm. New students must have gymnastic coaches approval prior to registering.Spring/Summer 2026
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Child and Babysitting Safety Ages 11 & olderYouth EnrichmentThe Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program offers comprehensive training to ensure safe and successful babysitting. It covers everything from starting a babysitting business to essential safety, caregiving, and first aid practices. Upon completing the course and meeting the core learning objectives, students receive a certification valid for two years, and instructions to access a digital copy of the Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) Student book. Students attend this class independently. Parents are encouraged to review the take-home information and discuss it with their child. If you are registering for Child and Babysitting Safety and Home Alone classes you may bring a bag lunch and drink to eat with the instructor during the break between the two classes.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Cozy Fall Cookie Decorating - AdultsAdult ProgrammingCreate cookies that are (almost) too pretty to eat! Spend a cozy fall evening learning the art of royal icing in our hands-on decorating class. We’ll guide you through creating breathtaking fall-themed designs, from rustic pumpkins to cozy sweaters. Imagine the compliments you’ll receive! This class is the perfect way to unwind, get creative, and enjoy learning something new! You’ll leave with a box of your own masterpieces and our special recipe to recreate the magic at home. Enter in door #3.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Dine & Discover Alzheimer's and Dementia: Diagnosis, Treatment and Caregiver Support - AugustAdult LearningChisago Age Well brings you a panel of experts on memory loss and dementia care. Dr Rebecca Lyman, St Croix Health; Lisa Lovering, Family Pathways Aging Services, and John Boston, Meadows on Fairview, will provide the latest information on Alzheimer's and dementia testing, treatment and support for caregivers. Learn early warning signs and options for care. Bring your questions. North Branch - A light continental breakfast will be served. Zion Lutheran Church - A light lunch will be served. Rush City Community Center - An afternoon snack will be served. Registration deadline Friday, August 7.Spring/Summer 2026
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Draft Your Own HCD & POAAdult LearningPlan now for the unexpected with these two legal documents! You will learn about the use and benefits of the Financial Power of Attorney and Health Care Directive. The instructor will discuss the agent’s responsibilities and factors in selection your agents. You will leave the class with completed forms.Spring/Summer 2026
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Drafting Your Own WillAdult LearningPreparing your will is an important step in providing for the ones you love. Class 1 - Learn the various techniques for property distribution of your estate. Explore basic estate planning concepts and assess your need for your estate plan. You will receive sample forms and language to use while you draft your own will. Instructor will also cover circumstances that may require a review/revision of your will and a brief review of the benefits of a trust. Class 2 - You will sign the will you created. The language in your will, will not be reviewed by an attorney. Questions welcome.Spring/Summer 2026
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Starting SoonDrivers Ed with Right Away Driving School - In Person ClassDrivers EducationNorth Branch Community Education and Right Away Driving School are partnering to provide Driver’s Education to the North Branch area.Classes will be held on the North Branch High School (NBHS) campus. Important Course Information: After registering, you will receive a Driver’s Ed confirmation email. Within that email, there will be a link to an Information Document from Right Away Driving School. This document must be completed in full before your child can attend class. If it is not completed, your child will not be able to participate. 30 Hours of Classroom Instruction: Students under 18 are required to complete 30 hours of in-class instruction before they may take the permit test. Once the 30 hours of classroom instruction are completed, Right Away Driving School will upload the student’s Blue Card directly to the DMV website, as Blue Cards are no longer issued in physical form. The Blue Card uploaded to the DMV serves as proof of course completion in order to take the permit test. After passing the permit test, students may drive with a licensed driver age 21 or older. Scheduling the Permit Test Option 1: At Right Away Driving School Note: At our other locations (North Branch), we only offer the permit test on the last day of an in-person class. This option is only available if we have an instructor available. Click here to sign up for a permit test at North Branch on the LAST DAY of CLASS: https://www.rightawaydrivingschool.com/north-branch-permit-testing You may take the permit test on the last day of class if: You have completed all 10 days You are at least 15 years old You have passed the final exam with 80% or higher. Not able to make it on the last day of class? No worries You can choose a date that works best for your family at our Forest Lake location. Click here to sign up for a permit test with R.A.D: https://www.rightawaydrivingschool.com/forest-lake-permit-testing Option 2: At Your Local DMV Schedule an appointment at the DMV by clicking: HERE Starting April 1, 2025: Blue Slips are uploaded directly to the DMV. You will receive a confirmation email once the upload is complete. Please do not go to the DMV until you receive this confirmation email. What Is the Typical Class Like? What Is Needed? What to bring: Highlighter, notebook, writing utensil, and computer or phone (Driver manuals & Folder are provided) Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 3 hours per day Fridays are done virtually at home Class size: Maximum of 55 students Class structure: Daily review, Chapter reading, Worksheets, Group activities & Chapter testing What If My Child Needs to Miss a Day? If your child misses a day, they may make it up the same day at home or over the weekend, as long as they fill out the Make-Up Day form that morning. We will upload their work to the Flexi dashboard. Students are only allowed to complete up to 3 hours of Driver’s Education in one day. The instructor will review Make-Up Day procedures with students during the first day of class. *The cost of the course includes behind-the-wheel instruction with Right Away Driving School . Please be sure to schedule behind-the-wheel lessons directly with Right Away. For any additional questions, please contact: Right Away Driving School – Main Office 255 Highway 97, Forest Lake, MN 55025 651-253-7977 EMAIL: INFO@RIGHTAWAYDRIVINGSCHOOL.COM WEBSITE: WWW.RIGHTAWAYDRIVINGSCHOOL.COM Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Fridays: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Saturdays & Sundays: Closed--Spring/Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonDrivers Ed with Right Away Driving School - Virtual Zoom ClassDrivers EducationNorth Branch Community Education and Right Away Driving School are partnering to provide Driver’s Education to the North Branch area.Classes will be held on the North Branch High School (NBHS) campus. Important Course Information: After registering, you will receive a Driver’s Ed confirmation email. Within that email, there will be a link to an Information Document from Right Away Driving School. This document must be completed in full before your child can attend class. If it is not completed, your child will not be able to participate. 30 Hours of Classroom Instruction: Students under 18 are required to complete 30 hours of in-class instruction before they may take the permit test. Once the 30 hours of classroom instruction are completed, Right Away Driving School will upload the student’s Blue Card directly to the DMV website, as Blue Cards are no longer issued in physical form. The Blue Card uploaded to the DMV serves as proof of course completion in order to take the permit test. After passing the permit test, students may drive with a licensed driver age 21 or older. Scheduling the Permit Test Option 1: At Right Away Driving School Note: At our other locations (North Branch), we only offer the permit test on the last day of an in-person class. This option is only available if we have an instructor available. Click here to sign up for a permit test at North Branch on the LAST DAY of CLASS: https://www.rightawaydrivingschool.com/north-branch-permit-testing You may take the permit test on the last day of class if: You have completed all 10 days You are at least 15 years old You have passed the final exam with 80% or higher. Not able to make it on the last day of class? No worries You can choose a date that works best for your family at our Forest Lake location. Click here to sign up for a permit test with R.A.D: https://www.rightawaydrivingschool.com/forest-lake-permit-testing Option 2: At Your Local DMV Schedule an appointment at the DMV by clicking: HERE Starting April 1, 2025: Blue Slips are uploaded directly to the DMV. You will receive a confirmation email once the upload is complete. Please do not go to the DMV until you receive this confirmation email. What Is the Typical Class Like? What Is Needed? What to bring: Highlighter, notebook, writing utensil, and computer or phone (Driver manuals & Folder are provided) Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 3 hours per day Fridays are done virtually at home Class size: Maximum of 55 students Class structure: Daily review, Chapter reading, Worksheets, Group activities & Chapter testing What If My Child Needs to Miss a Day? If your child misses a day, they may make it up the same day at home or over the weekend, as long as they fill out the Make-Up Day form that morning. We will upload their work to the Flexi dashboard. Students are only allowed to complete up to 3 hours of Driver’s Education in one day. The instructor will review Make-Up Day procedures with students during the first day of class. *The cost of the course includes behind-the-wheel instruction with Right Away Driving School . Please be sure to schedule behind-the-wheel lessons directly with Right Away. For any additional questions, please contact: Right Away Driving School – Main Office 255 Highway 97, Forest Lake, MN 55025 651-253-7977 EMAIL: INFO@RIGHTAWAYDRIVINGSCHOOL.COM WEBSITE: WWW.RIGHTAWAYDRIVINGSCHOOL.COM Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Fridays: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Saturdays & Sundays: Closed--Spring/Summer 2026 -
Dungeons & Dragons Grades 6-12Youth ProgrammingTired of playing the same old predictable video games? Do you want to go on a high adventure where you fight dragons and goblins? Do you want to sneak into thieves guild and steal treasures? Have you ever wanted to become a wizard, and sit through classes at Hogwarts? Well then sign up for the Dungeons and Dragons Summer Club and be prepared to be whisked away into a world of fun and creativity. During the weekly meeting you will create a character and learn how to play D&D and set off on a epic campaign created from the mind of Mr. Reistad himself. You can join and meet new friends or sign up with your friends as an adventuring party. Space is limited so register early! Psst! Hey parents. Tired of your student sitting around all summer in front of the TV? Dungeons and Dragons is a great way to promote positive social interaction over the summer as well as creative writing and reading, supporting imaginative and creative development.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Easy CPR for Babysitters and Teens Ages 11 and olderYouth EnrichmentBreathing or not breathing - this is all you need to know to determine how to care for your unconscious victim. This CPR class is very easy to learn and to remember! You will learn how to care for an unresponsive person and will be certified for 2 years in Basic Adult/Child and Infant CPR and AED. You will have unlimited practice opportunities during your certification period and unlimited digital access to the workbook materials. You will be taught how to help a choking victim, how to recognize if there is a problem and gain conference in your skills. This class does NOT have a written test.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Elementary Theatre Day Camp Show Completed Grades 3-4Music and TheaterThe Not So Mysterious Disappearance of Cinderella The hilarious new version of Cinderella offers up a much more contemporary twist to the old tale. This time, Cinderella goes missing and everyone in the kingdom is a suspect. Packed with humor, fresh takes on classic characters, and plenty of pop-culture references, this modern fairy tale keeps everyone guessing - and giggling - until the end. With fast-paced scenes, witty dialogue, and a mystery that's not quite as mysterious as it seems. The Not-So-Mysterious-Disappearance of Cinderella is a fresh, fun-filled tale that proves even the most familiar stories can still surprise us. Performance for family and friends Friday, July 10th, 10:30 AM at the High School Auditorium. Please enter in door #16.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Essentrics: Restorative FitnessFitness & RecreationEssentrics is based on the popular PBS series "Classical Stretch". It is a 60 minute total body dynamic stretching and strengthening workout. This flowing workout is non impact, equipment free with roots in tai chi, physical therapy and ballet. Suitable for all fitness levels, participants should be able to get up and down off the floor without assistance. Please bring a water bottle, mat to class and dress comfortable. Jackie is a certified Essentrics instructor and Yoga Tune Up Roll Model Method Practitioner. She is a former NBAPS teacher, has taught fitness classes for many years, and lives in North Branch with her family. To learn more about Jackie and her classes visit jackiebadger.comSpring/Summer 2026 -
Flag Football Camp Entering Grades 2-3Sport CampsCome join North Branch Flag Football, put on by our North Branch Vikings varsity coaching staff and varsity players as we introduce our young Vikings to football! Our varsity coaches and players will teach the basic football fundamentals (topics include: proper shoulder tackling as suggested by USA Football, blocking, throwing, catching, running and other football drills) and compete in various competitions. This is a non-contact camp. Let's have some fun learning about football! SKOL! Please wear tennis shoes and bring a water bottle.Spring/Summer 2026