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Post Like a Pro: Navigating Facebook & Instagram with Meta Business SuiteEnrichmentLearn to efficiently manage your social media presence with this live, interactive online training class! You’ll leave the class knowing how to streamline your posting process, schedule content, and leverage insights to boost engagement on both platforms. Whether you’re a small business owner, a marketer, or simply looking to sharpen your social media skills, this class will equip you with practical tips and strategies to enhance your online impact. By the end of the session, you’ll feel confident navigating Meta Business Suite and ready to make your posts truly shine! This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Winter
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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 -
QPRHealth & WellnessQPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer- 3 simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help. Come and learn to recognize a crisis and the warning signs that someone may be contemplating suicide and how you can provide hope and help. QPR is included in SAMHSA's National Registry of Evidenced-based Programs and Practices. CEUs available for health and school professionals.2026 Winter -
Roosevelt ElementaryCardinal 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 Handbook2025-2026 School Year CP Site -
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STEM - Exploding Paint Bomb Art!EnrichmentGet ready to mix science with splatter! In this high-energy, hands-on class, students will explore the colorful connection between chemistry and creativity. Using safe, guided experiments, young scientists will discover how chemical reactions and pressure dynamics work—all while creating vibrant, one-of-a-kind paint explosions that transform into abstract art masterpieces. Perfect for curious minds who love to get messy and think outside the box, this class is equal parts science, creativity, and fun. All materials are provided—just bring your imagination and a sense of adventure!2026 Winter -
School of Fish with Mike FrischEnrichmentSchool of Fish At "School of Fish" you will tap into Mike's knowledge of lakes, finding fish in those lakes, and how to catch those fish. Additionally, Mike will show how he ties fishing knots and rigs up slip-bobbers. Included in registration is a ZEBCO rod and reel, a "School of Fish" hat or t-shirt, a tackle box and tackle, and a "school of fish" full color workbook. In other words, Mike will be leaving all graduates with the knowledge, skills, and equipment to go fishing. 5th graders may attend alone. 1st-4th graders must have an adult accompaniment. *One adult is invited to attend with a child at no additional charge, provided they share one equipment package.* Check out some of Mike's stuff! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZkbQg3zGAk2026 Winter -
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Special EventsTime to join other families for a special day far or near.Category -
WaitlistSpring Bulb PlanterEnrichmentAre you ready for spring? Create your very own bulb planter! We will learn about spring bulbs and what it takes to force them to bloom indoors. This will be a great way to enjoy spring blossoms indoors! Participants under 16 years old should enroll with a responsible adult.2026 Winter -
Sunset SnowshoeEnrichmentStep into a winter wonderland and experience the magic of golden hour on snowshoes! Join a guided trek through the snowy trails of Prairie Woods, where you'll learn about winter wildlife and the history of snowshoes. As the day winds down, pause to take in the sunset over the prairie. Please dress for an outdoor experience at Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center.2026 Winter -
Super SaturdaysSuper Saturday's will have lots of play time along with snacks, music, books and tons of FUN!Category -
Swim LessonsWinter Mini session Adult + Child: ages 1-4 (child with parent/guardian) The purpose of this sesion 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. W26-SWIM-MINI-AD+CH Beginner- Introductory: ages 4+ Children will participate in 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. W26-SWIM-MINI-BEG:INTRO Beginner- Confident: ages 4+ Students will work on the fundamentals of 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. W26-SWIM-MINI-BEG:CONF Beginner- Advanced: ages 5+ Students are practicing the front and back stroke, working toward swimming with face in the water and without assistance. Safety skills include treading water and survival float. Prerequisite: Independent front and back float. W26-SWIM-MINI-BEG:ADV Lap Swim: ages 15+ W26-SWIM-MINI-LAP Open Swim An adult MUST be IN THE WATER with children under 12 at all times. US Coast Guard approved flotation devices are encouraged, inflatable toys are not allowed. Diving well is not open during open swim. W26-SWIM-MINI-OPEN 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 Middle School pool. The pool will open 10 minutes prior to the lesson No food or glass in pool area Swimwear is required, no street clothes in the pool Swim diapers are required for all swimmers who are incontinent or not yet potty trained No swim masks that cover the nose or nose plugs, goggles that cover the eyes only are fine We reserve the right to adjust the length of classes, combine classes, or cancel classes with low enrollment 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 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. 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 fineCategory
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Starting SoonTaekwondo/KarateEnrichmentMid-MN Total Defense offers a family-oriented martial arts program combining Taekwondo and Karate in an upbeat, positive, and structured format. Students learn focus, discipline, and confidence while developing real-world self-defense skills through age-appropriate instruction. Classes use games, drills, and traditional training to help students respond calmly and decisively to challenges like bullying, harassment, or physical confrontation. Parents or guardians may train free alongside their child. (Testing, uniforms, and equipment not included.) Stage 1 – Beginners / Advanced Beginners (W26-Y-TKDK-BEG/ADVBEG) Learn the foundations of Taekwondo and Karate through fun, energetic sessions that emphasize power, coordination, and self-control. Students practice stances, strikes, and kicks while developing confidence and discipline. Classes take place in the small gym at the south end of the school. Parents are encouraged to join at no cost. Stage 2 – Orange & Gold Belts (W26-Y-TKDK-ORANGE&GOLDBELTS) Continue skill development while preparing for your next belt rank. Students refine technique, learn new combinations, and deepen their understanding of martial arts etiquette, attitude, and respect. Parents may continue training for free (testing fees not included). Stage 3 – Green Belts & Up (W26-Y-TKDK-GREENBELTS&UP) Advanced training focuses on strength, agility, and precision as students work toward higher ranks and black belt readiness. Techniques become more challenging and acrobatic while maintaining safety and individual limits. Classes foster encouragement, teamwork, and a strong community spirit.2026 Winter -
Tea Party Session 1Early Childhood Family EducationEnjoy a story, music, cookies, tea, and take-home craft! Dress up if you like!2026 Winter -
Tea Party Session 2Early Childhood Family EducationEnjoy a story, music, cookies, tea, and take-home craft! Dress up if you like!2026 Winter -
Tickets: Sleeping Beauty & The Frog PrinceEnrichmentTickets for: Sleeping Beauty & The Frog Prince -Please screenshot, print, or pull up your confirmation and have it ready to show at the gate. -A separate ticket is required for each attendee 6 years old and older. No charge for children 5 years old and under as of performance date. -Show Times: Friday, March 6th: 7:00 PM @ Willmar Education & Arts Center (WEAC)2026 Winter -
Tiny Tots Session 1Early Childhood Family EducationJoin other families and toddlers in a safe environment for fun! Enjoy activities, songs, take-home keepsakes and movement games together with your child. Our focus will be on bonding with your child, discussing development and alleviating parent concerns.2026 Winter -
Tiny Tots Session 2Early Childhood Family EducationJoin other families and toddlers in a safe environment for fun! Enjoy activities, songs, take-home keepsakes and movement games together with your child. Our focus will be on bonding with your child, discussing development and alleviating parent concerns.2026 Winter -
Unlocking the Power of ChatGPT for Marketing SuccessEnrichmentThis workshop is designed for marketers who are familiar with ChatGPT and want to learn how to effectively leverage its capabilities for marketing success. In this fast-paced, practical session, you'll discover the potential of ChatGPT and gain hands-on experience crafting effective prompts to generate compelling marketing content. We'll cover key prompting techniques and explore real-world examples across various marketing applications. Leave this session with actionable strategies and a toolkit of prompts you can immediately implement to enhance your marketing efforts. This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Winter
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Vanventure!EnrichmentJoin us for a small group adventure! Our winter outings are taking us to the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Spring Flower Show and Como Conservatory Winter Flower Show (February 13), the Como Conservatory Spring Flower Show (March 20), the History Theatre for a performance of Hungry Like the Wolf (March 28), Galleria Edina for Fleurs de Villes FLORA featuring fresh floral installations and spring couture in bloom (April 10), the Minnesota History Center including a North Star Voices presentation on carousels (April 18), and the Sidekick Theatre for lunch and a performance of Birthday Candles (April 30). History Theatre Hungry Like the Wolf is a hilarious, fast-paced comedy blending history with heart, centered on Minnesota’s trailblazing Willmar Eight. Uncover their daring 1977 strike, women’s battle for labor rights, and director Lee Grant’s compelling story – all punctuated by ‘80s pop culture and a fierce Duran Duran obsession. It’s a vibrant coming-of-age tale that uses humor, a game show, music, and fellowship to explore how we can envision and build a better tomorrow. Sidekick Theatre The lunch menu is: creamy chicken breast, served with roasted red potatoes, glazed carrots, coleslaw, dinner rolls, and assorted dessert. About Birthday Candles: this charming new play, recently on Broadway, will warm the soul. The ingredients for the cake are simple: eggs, butter, sugar, salt. Look closer, though, and you’ll see the essence of life itself. Every year, Ernestine bakes a cake and celebrates with her family on her birthday — a delicious ritual that unfolds onstage across 90 years of birthdays. We meet Ernestine and the people who sweeten her life every year on this day as she grows from 17 to 107 years old. Through glimpses of Ernestine’s life as the years go by, Birthday Candles tenderly explores motherhood, family, love, loss and finding your place in the universe.2026 Winter -
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Starting SoonWIG Juniors ClubEnrichmentBeat the winter blues at the WIG Juniors Club! This after-school hangout at Willmar Indoor Golf is the perfect mix of fun, friends, and games. Kids can tee off on high-tech golf simulators, take on "Top Golf" style challenges, or play a quick round of virtual mini-golf. When they’re ready for something different, they can step into the batting cages, toss some cornhole, play darts or pool, or just relax and hang out with friends in a comfortable, laid-back setting. A shuttle provides transportation from school, and all equipment is included. Pickup is at 5:00 PM at Willmar Indoor Golf. The ideal way for kids to stay social, active, and engaged all winter—no golf experience required.2026 Winter