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Math ClubEnrichmentMath Club is a live, online small-group class where students actively build math skills through instruction, practice, and problem-solving. Each session includes a short lesson, guided practice, and interactive activities such as solving real-world problems, working through challenges together, and explaining their thinking. Students review key concepts, learn new strategies, and apply them right away with support from the instructor. The focus is on understanding why math works—not just getting the right answer—so students build a strong foundation and confidence. Each student begins with a brief assessment so instruction matches their level. Lessons build week to week, helping students strengthen skills over time. Optional practice can be provided for families who want extra reinforcement at home. Class Levels: Grades 3–8 Algebra Geometry Algebra 2 Precalculus Weekly Schedule: Monday: Grade 3, Grade 8 Tuesday: Grade 4, Algebra Wednesday: Grade 5, Geometry (one session held in July) Thursday: Grade 6, Algebra 2 (one session held in July) Friday: Grade 7, Precalculus (one session held in July) The Friday class during the week of Juneteenth will meet on Saturday, June 20. Session Options: July only (4 sessions) June & July (8 sessions) Full summer (12 sessions)2026 Summer -
Mid-life, Menopause, Metabolism and MusclesHealth & WellnessWhether you are just beginning perimenopause, smack in the middle of menopause or have come out the other side alive, everything has changed- even some things you maybe are not aware of! As women reach their menopausal years, there are ways to combat the sometimes maddening symptoms you are experiencing. Yes, you CAN do something about sleeplessness, hot flashes and night sweats, brain fog, unexpected weight gain, moodiness and low energy! This course will be divided into two parts: Mondays will be about the science behind menopause and will include information on nutrition, metabolism, hormones, adaptogens and exercise. Tuesdays and Thursdays will be held in the fitness room where we will incorporate both strength and interval training specific to where you are in your journey. All movements can be modified to meet your individual needs.2026 Summer -
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Multi-Age 3's & 4's at Jefferson Learning Center2026-2027 Willmar Preschool RegistrationPreschool registration is now open for the 2026-2027 school year. Willmar Public Schools Preschool Willmar Public Schools Preschool serves children ages 3–5 and provides a high-quality, inclusion-based program intentionally designed to prepare every child for Kindergarten success. All 3-year-olds must be 3 years old on or before September 1, 2026. All 4-year-olds must be 4 years old on or before September 1, 2026. Our preschool program follows the district calendar and is led by highly qualified, Minnesota-licensed teachers and trained paraprofessionals. We use state-approved curriculum and standards to guide instruction and ensure children are building the foundational skills needed for lifelong learning. Our Mission & Approach At Willmar Public Schools Preschool, we believe early learning lays the foundation for future success. We are committed to: Building strong partnerships with families and the community Valuing diversity and inclusion in every classroom Creating safe, welcoming environments where all children belong Providing hands-on, play-based learning experiences that spark curiosity and creativity Through developmentally appropriate instruction, intentional teaching practices, and individualized support, we nurture the whole child—socially, emotionally, physically, and academically. We believe every child deserves a strong start. Our goal is for each preschooler to enter Kindergarten confident, capable, curious, and fully prepared to thrive. Please note that completing registration does not guarantee placement. A $25 non-refundable registration fee is required at the time of registration. If you are unable to pay this fee, you may register in person at Jefferson Learning Center, and the fee will be waived. If your child is currently receiving services through an IEP with the district, you do not need to complete the registration process. Please contact us if you have any questions, we look forward to welcoming your family!2026-2027 Preschool (Multi-age Classes 3's and 4's) Jefferson Learning Center (8:30-11:30) Mon-Fri 2026-2027 Willmar Preschool Registration Site -
Navigate with Uber: Achieve Transportation FreedomEnrichmentDo you hate to drive in bad weather or when it's dark outside? Expand your transportation options and independence through the ride sharing service, Uber. Learn to use Uber at major airports so that you can travel with confidence and without having to ask a friend for a ride, as well as other appointments and errands. Open up your travel options with this fun and engaging class! This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Summer -
Newborn Coffee HourA FREE class that meets weekly on Tuesday throughout the year at Jefferson Learning Center from 11:30-12:30. No registration is necessary.Category -
WaitlistOctopusSwim LessonsSummer session #1: June 22-25 and 29-July 2, 2026 Summer session #2: July 6-9 and 13-16, 2026 Summer session #3: July 20-23 and 27-30, 2026 AquaTots: ages 1-4 (with parent/guardian) The purpose of this class is to provide a confidence-building experience while guiding adults in helping their child explore the aquatic environment through water play. Swim diapers are required in the pool for any children that are not yet potty trained. A parent, guardian, or household member (at least 15 years old) must accompany the child in the water. Tadpole: ages 4+ This class introduces a child to a structured lesson with an emphasis on having a fun and fearless experience. They work on getting face wet, basic float techniques, rolling from front to back, and more. Safety skills include asking permission before entering the water and using a lifejacket. No prior swimming lessons required. Octopus: ages 4+ Students will work on the fundamentals of the front and back stroke using a combined arm/leg motion and learn to achieve independent floats. The desired outcome is for the student to be comfortable with less instructor assistance. Safety skills include calling for help, throwing assists, and treading water. Prerequisite: Must be comfortable putting face in the water while doing assisted front float. Session 1 9:30-10:00 AM S26-SWIM-OP-FS1-9:30 Session 1 11:00-11:30 AM S26-SWIM-OP-FS1-11:00 Session 1 1:55-2:25 PM S26-SWIM-OP-FS1-1:55 Session 2 10:15-10:45 AM S26-SWIM-OP-FS2-10:15 Session 2 1:35-2:05 PM S26-SWIM-OP-FS2-1:35 Session 2 2:15-2:45 PM S26-SWIM-OP-FS2-2:15 Session 3 10:15-10:45 AM S26-SWIM-OP-FS3-10:15 Session 3 2:35-3:05 PM S26-SWIM-OP-FS3-2:35 Jellyfish: ages 5+ Students continue to work on the front and back stroke, working toward swimming 10 yards with face in the water and without assistance. Safety skills include treading water and survival float. Prerequisite: Independent front and back float. Seal: ages 5+ Students will work on freestyle and backstroke with an emphasis on rotary breathing, body roll, and arm extension. Safety skills include using a lifejacket. Prerequisite: Be able to swim 10 yards independently with face in the water (no doggy paddle). Sea Otter: ages 6+ Students continue to refine freestyle and backstroke for the full length of pool and butterfly is introduced. Safety skills include learning how to help others in an emergency. Swordfish: ages 6+ Students continue to refine freestyle, backstroke, and butterfly. The breaststroke, open and closed turns are introduced. Safety skills include water safety concepts, treading water, and survival float. Unsure of your child's swimming skill? Let us help you determine the appropriate swim level for your child in our program. Please call 320-231-8492 for more information. Registering for a wait listed class does not guarantee you a spot. Our swim lessons are held at the Willmar Senior High School pool. Cancellations at least 5 business days prior to the first class will receive program refund less a $10 processing fee. Cancellations fewer than 5 business days prior to the start will receive a refund for half the class cost less a $10 processing fee. We reserve the right to adjust the length of classes, combine classes, or cancel classes with low enrollment. The pool will open 10 minutes prior to the lesson. no food in pool area participants should wear a swimsuit no swim masks that cover the nose or nose plugs, goggles that cover the eyes only are fine2026 Summer -
One-Hour Instagram Mastery for BusinessEnrichmentCurious about how Instagram can drive significant growth for your customer base and sales? This engaging beginner-level class has the answers you need to grow your business with Instagram. Discover the key steps to boost your company's bottom line. Plus, learn to create irresistible content and have fun along the way! Join us to unlock the potential of Instagram for your business. This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Summer
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Outdoor Adventure DayPrairie Woods ELCStep into the great outdoors with a day full of thrilling activities at Prairie Woods. Challenge yourself on the Outdoor Climbing Wall, experience the exhilaration of swinging high on the Flying Squirrel, and enjoy a peaceful paddle through the Lake Florida Slough. Test your aim with some archery fun, explore the trails on a fat-tire bike, and if time permits, learn essential survival skills like shelter building and fire starting.Don’t forget to bring a sack lunch, snacks, and a water bottle to keep you energized throughout the day. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure!2026 Summer -
Paddle the CrowPrairie Woods ELCJoin us for a half day of paddling and fun on the Mill Ponds! The Middle Fork Crow River Watershed District (MFCRWD) and Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center (PWELC) are once again partnering to get people out on the Crow River in New London. Participants will meet at the New London Boat Access at 9:00 a.m., paddle up through the Mill Ponds, and return by noon. We will provide canoes, paddles, life jackets and river knowledge for our adventure. Afterward, everyone is welcome to join us for lunch at Goat Ridge Brewing Co. (lunch not included). Children must be accompanied by a participating adult.2026 Summer -
Practical ChatGPT Training for BeginnersEnrichmentHave you been curious about what ChatGPT is exactly and how it can be used? Join our fun and engaging class to learn everything you need to know about ChatGPT powered by Artificial Intelligence. Understand how it works and why it's taking the world by storm. You'll explore practical everyday uses for ChatGPT in both the workforce and at home, ensuring you stay in the loop when ChatGPT is mentioned in conversations and on the news. Don't get left behind in today's tech-savvy world, attend this essential training today! This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Summer
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Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center SamplerPrairie Woods ELCCome experience what Prairie Woods ELC has to offer. We will visit the Pioneer Cabin to see how people lived “back in the day”, climb the wall, track some animals, dig in the pond, collect insects, and learn some outdoor survival skills. Bring a sack lunch, snacks, and a water bottle. Meet at PWELC Farm site.2026 Summer -
Private Swim LessonsWillmar Community Education offers private or semi-private swimming instruction for all ages and ability levels. These lessons are 25 minutes in length and geared toward specific goals of each student.Category -
RC Boats and ROV BasicsEnrichmentSet sail on a hands-on engineering adventure in RC Boats & ROV Basics! Students will dive into the science of buoyancy, hull design, and waterproofing as they work in teams to test and modify remote-control boats. Along the way, they’ll experiment with stability, thrust, and maneuverability before putting their creations to the test in timed trials and obstacle challenges. If a pool or pond is available, the final day shifts outdoors for exciting capstone runs; otherwise, indoor test bins keep the action flowing. With plenty of teamwork, problem-solving, and splashy fun, this camp makes STEM unforgettable.2026 Summer -
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Sea OtterSwim LessonsSummer session #1: June 22-25 and 29-July 2, 2026 Summer session #2: July 6-9 and 13-16, 2026 Summer session #3: July 20-23 and 27-30, 2026 AquaTots: ages 1-4 (with parent/guardian) The purpose of this class is to provide a confidence-building experience while guiding adults in helping their child explore the aquatic environment through water play. Swim diapers are required in the pool for any children that are not yet potty trained. A parent, guardian, or household member (at least 15 years old) must accompany the child in the water. Tadpole: ages 4+ This class introduces a child to a structured lesson with an emphasis on having a fun and fearless experience. They work on getting face wet, basic float techniques, rolling from front to back, and more. Safety skills include asking permission before entering the water and using a lifejacket. No prior swimming lessons required. Octopus: ages 4+ Students will work on the fundamentals of the front and back stroke using a combined arm/leg motion and learn to achieve independent floats. The desired outcome is for the student to be comfortable with less instructor assistance. Safety skills include calling for help, throwing assists, and treading water. Prerequisite: Must be comfortable putting face in the water while doing assisted front float. Jellyfish: ages 5+ Students continue to work on the front and back stroke, working toward swimming 10 yards with face in the water and without assistance. Safety skills include treading water and survival float. Prerequisite: Independent front and back float. Seal: ages 5+ Students will work on freestyle and backstroke with an emphasis on rotary breathing, body roll, and arm extension. Safety skills include using a lifejacket. Prerequisite: Be able to swim 10 yards independently with face in the water (no doggy paddle). Sea Otter: ages 6+ Students continue to refine freestyle and backstroke for the full length of pool and butterfly is introduced. Safety skills include learning how to help others in an emergency. Session 1 12:15-12:55 PM S26-SWIM-SO-FS1-12:15 Session 2 9:30-10:10 AM S26-SWIM-SO-FS2-9:30 Session 3 10:55-11:35 AM S26-SWIM-SO-FS3-10:55 Session 3 12:55-1:35 PM S26-SWIM-SO-FS3-12:55 Swordfish: ages 6+ Students continue to refine freestyle, backstroke, and butterfly. The breaststroke, open and closed turns are introduced. Safety skills include water safety concepts, treading water, and survival float. Unsure of your child's swimming skill? Let us help you determine the appropriate swim level for your child in our program. Please call 320-231-8492 for more information. Registering for a wait listed class does not guarantee you a spot. Our swim lessons are held at the Willmar Senior High School pool. Cancellations at least 5 business days prior to the first class will receive program refund less a $10 processing fee. Cancellations fewer than 5 business days prior to the start will receive a refund for half the class cost less a $10 processing fee. We reserve the right to adjust the length of classes, combine classes, or cancel classes with low enrollment. The pool will open 10 minutes prior to the lesson. no food in pool area participants should wear a swimsuit no swim masks that cover the nose or nose plugs, goggles that cover the eyes only are fine2026 Summer
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SealSwim LessonsSummer session #1: June 22-25 and 29-July 2, 2026 Summer session #2: July 6-9 and 13-16, 2026 Summer session #3: July 20-23 and 27-30, 2026 AquaTots: ages 1-4 (with parent/guardian) The purpose of this class is to provide a confidence-building experience while guiding adults in helping their child explore the aquatic environment through water play. Swim diapers are required in the pool for any children that are not yet potty trained. A parent, guardian, or household member (at least 15 years old) must accompany the child in the water. Tadpole: ages 4+ This class introduces a child to a structured lesson with an emphasis on having a fun and fearless experience. They work on getting face wet, basic float techniques, rolling from front to back, and more. Safety skills include asking permission before entering the water and using a lifejacket. No prior swimming lessons required. Octopus: ages 4+ Students will work on the fundamentals of the front and back stroke using a combined arm/leg motion and learn to achieve independent floats. The desired outcome is for the student to be comfortable with less instructor assistance. Safety skills include calling for help, throwing assists, and treading water. Prerequisite: Must be comfortable putting face in the water while doing assisted front float. Jellyfish: ages 5+ Students continue to work on the front and back stroke, working toward swimming 10 yards with face in the water and without assistance. Safety skills include treading water and survival float. Prerequisite: Independent front and back float. Seal: ages 5+ Students will work on freestyle and backstroke with an emphasis on rotary breathing, body roll, and arm extension. Safety skills include using a lifejacket. Prerequisite: Be able to swim 10 yards independently with face in the water (no doggy paddle). Session 1 10:10-10:50 AM S26-SWIM-SL-FS1-10:10 Session 1 1:05-1:45 PM S26-SWIM-SL-FS1-1:05 Session 1 2:35-3:15 PM S26-SWIM-SL-FS1-2:35 Session 2 12:45-1:25 PM S26-SWIM-SL-FS2-12:45 Session 2 2:55-3:35 PM S26-SWIM-SL-FS2-2:55 Session 2 3:45-4:25 PM S26-SWIM-SL-FS2-3:45 Session 3 9:30-10:10 AM S26-SWIM-SL-FS3-9:30 Session 3 12:55-1:35 PM S26-SWIM-SL-FS3-12:55 Sea Otter: ages 6+ Students continue to refine freestyle and backstroke for the full length of pool and butterfly is introduced. Safety skills include learning how to help others in an emergency. Swordfish: ages 6+ Students continue to refine freestyle, backstroke, and butterfly. The breaststroke, open and closed turns are introduced. Safety skills include water safety concepts, treading water, and survival float. Unsure of your child's swimming skill? Let us help you determine the appropriate swim level for your child in our program. Please call 320-231-8492 for more information. Registering for a wait listed class does not guarantee you a spot. Our swim lessons are held at the Willmar Senior High School pool. Cancellations at least 5 business days prior to the first class will receive program refund less a $10 processing fee. Cancellations fewer than 5 business days prior to the start will receive a refund for half the class cost less a $10 processing fee. We reserve the right to adjust the length of classes, combine classes, or cancel classes with low enrollment. The pool will open 10 minutes prior to the lesson. no food in pool area participants should wear a swimsuit no swim masks that cover the nose or nose plugs, goggles that cover the eyes only are fine2026 Summer
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Springboard DivingSpringboard DivingLearn basic diving skills progressing throughout the summer! Skill prerequisites: must be able to tread water for one minute and independently swim 25 yards (full length of pool) of a recognizable stroke. Introduction to Diving: Focusing on proper approaches and how to use the board. We will be working with dryland exercises as well as diving approaches. Diving Fundamentals: Focusing on proper use of the board, dryland exercises, working towards entering the water head first as well as introduction to other dives. Dive Strengthening: Focusing on proper approaches, head first dives, dryland exercises, and overall growing as a diver. This means STARTING to work on each dive category, the end goal is to do head first dives from each category (front, back, inward, twisters, and reverse). Participants must be able to enter the water headfirst. Dive Growth & Goals: Focusing on approaches, dryland exercises, and head first dives. These sessions will focus on growing overall diving lists, starting to do flips and more. These weeks will focus on growing both head first and feet first dives. Participants must have experience with approaches and basic dives, and be willing to work on more advanced dives. Seasons Greetings: Youth who are not in the sport itself but want to continue growing their diving experience are welcome! These sessions will focus on approaches, dryland exercises, and working on growing the techniques in the dives they already have secured. Participants should have at least three dives to join this class.2026 Summer -
Summer 2026Cardinal PlaceOur mission is to provide a safe, caring, and fun environment for children that meets social, physical, and emotional needs through a variety of experiences and activities. We will encourage children to make positive choices while promoting self-awareness, fostering creativity, and providing leadership opportunities. We offer homework help, crafts, activities, organized physical activities, outside time, social opportunities, computer lab, science experiments, cooking projects, and so much more! Once a month, we collaborate with 4-H/University of Minnesota Extension to offer a fun alternative to our regular programming. We are open holiday breaks, during late starts and early releases, and on days when school is cancelled. All non-school days must be registered for separately. Refunds will not be given for pre-registered non school days. Your child will need to bring a home lunch. Morning and afternoon snack is provided. School Year Pricing (Price based on number of days) 1 day/week 2 days/week 3 days/week 4 days/week 5 days/week Morning $8.25 $16.50 $24.75 $33.00 $38.50 Afternoon $10.75 $21.50 $32.25 $43.00 $51.00 Non School Day $40.50 per day Drop in rate: $10.00 before school, $15.00 after school Summer Pricing (Price based on number of days) 1 day/week 2 days/week 3 days/week 4 days/week 5 days/week Full Day Rate—$40.50/day Drop in rate: $45.00/day $40.50 $81.00 $121.50 $162.00 $202.50 Summer School Rate—$25/day $25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00 **A membership fee of $25.00 needs to be submitted with your registration form to guarantee a spot in Cardinal Place. Cardinal Place will submit vouchers to Kandiyohi County if you qualify for assistance. County co-payments are due bi-weekly on Thursday of the current county billing period. You will be considered self pay until we receive your contract. Family HandbookSummer 2026 CP Site