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Yoga Flow with Optional Weights - Online CourseFitness & HealthJoin Stacy Solberg for online yoga flow. Yoga Flow is excellent for developing grace, flexibility, core strength, balance, muscular strength, and overall better health. It will also reduce stress, release toxins, and calm your mind through breath control. Additional ab toning will be included in this class. Bring a yoga mat and optional light weights. This class is appropriate for students of all levels, as modifications will be offered by the instructor accordingly.Enrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027 -
Yoga with Weights with AshleyFitness & HealthLed by an experienced yoga teacher, this beginner-friendly class combines foundational yoga postures with light hand weights to gently build strength, improve balance, and increase body awareness. You'll move through slow, intentional flows that emphasize alignment and breath while integrating mindful resistance training. Perfect for those new to yoga or looking to enhance their practice with strength-building support in a safe, welcoming environment.Enrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027 -
Young Engineers ROBOTICS & STEM Program - Gear-GrindSTEM, Robotics, Engineering and LEGO®Grade 1-5Give your child a head start in Robotics and STEM! Join e2 Young Engineers, a Harvard and EU-recognized program, and experience hands-on Robotics and engineering. Students will build andprogram 4 robotics and motorized projects, learning essential concepts like sensor technology andmovement principles and build a Military Tank, Street Sweeper, Concrete mixer, Moon Rover and more!Inspire creativity and build future-ready skillsEnrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027 -
Young Engineers ROBOTICS & STEM Program - Steel-LinkSTEM, Robotics, Engineering and LEGO®Grade 1-5 Through hands-on projects, students will build robotic models like rescue helicopters, airplane, dumpster truck, landmine sweeper while learning about gear transmissions, kinematic joints and more. Develop critical thinking and creativity while exploring real-world engineering principlesEnrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027 -
Your Kid's Phone: A Parent's Survival GuideComputers & TechnologyKeep your kid safe on their phone with this empowering yet practical training for busy parents and caregivers. This class breaks down the essential insights everyone needs to understand to confidently protect their child online. You'll leave the training understanding recommended privacy settings, risky apps to avoid, screen time boundaries, and the warning signs that matter most. Walk away with the knowledge and tools to create a safer digital environment for your family.Enrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027
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Your Teen. Today’s World.Hobbies & Special InterestA practical and hopeful conversation about substance use, family connection, and what parents can do when they’re concerned. Parenting teens in today’s world can feel complicated, especially when concerns about substance use arise. This evening combines a screening of Together: Family Recovery with a practical, hope-filled conversation designed to help parents better understand the challenges teens face and how to respond in ways that maintain connection and strengthen the family. What’s behind the “why” of substance use? What are the early signs of substance misuse? What substances are teens using today? How can parents respond in ways that strengthen—not damage—the relationship? Where can families turn for help when they’re concerned?Enrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027
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Youth Enrichment Fee Assistance FundLakeville Area Community Education believes every child deserves the chance to explore a new hobby, learn a skill, and play with friends, regardless of their financial situation. We’ve provided $13,000 in scholarships this school year, but the need is still growing. Help us bridge the gap for families in our district. 100% of your donation goes toward lowering enrollment fees for students in need. Any amount helps. A gift of $5, $10, or $20 makes a world of difference in helping a local student join a class.Donation -
Youth Enrichment, K-12 Evening & WeekendLakeville Area Community Education has many youth enrichment classes for K-12 students. These programs offer a wide-range of educational opportunities that support physical and mental well-being of your students!Category -
Youth in GovernmentGovernmentGrades 8-12 Interested in discussing important current issues and simulating state government? Then Youth in Government (YIG) is for you! In YIG, students in grades 8-12 pick an area of interest and then assume the role of legislator, court of appeals lawyer, newspaper reporter, lobbyist, or other government position. Students prepare legislation, debate bills, write court briefs, or dozens of other things as they prepare for their particular role. The program culminates with 4 days of model assembly in January at the Minneapolis Hilton and St. Paul Capitol complex. For more information, please contact Krissy Moore at lakevilleYIG194@gmail.com or visit https://www.ymcanorth.org/locations/center_for_youth_voice/programs/youth_in_government IMPORTANT - You must register with 2 organizations! 1. Register for Youth in Government with Lakeville Area Community Education here. This fee is $99 - pay this fee online, just click "Enroll Now" This payment is due on October 31 at the latest. 2. Then register with the YMCA at https://www.ymcanorth.org/locations/center_for_youth_voice/programs/youth_in_government/register. Registration info for 2026-2027 coming in August. Early Bird Registration Deadline: TBD Registration Closes: TBD Please review the YMCA refund can cancellation policy at: https://www.ymcanorth.org/locations/center_for_youth_voice/programs/youth_in_government/register If you have trouble with the YMCA site, please contact their Customer Service Center at (612) 230-9622. Click HERE to view the YIG Schedule for 2026-2027 with the Lakeville Delegation. Click HERE for more information on YIG! LAUNCH event will take place on Saturday, October 25, 2025 in Fridley. Model Assembly will take place January 2027, exact dates TBD. Click HERE for the 2027 YMCA YIG Brochure. Fee Assistance is available through Community Education and the YMCA. To complete the Fee Assistance form through Community Ed, CLICK HERE For Financial Assistance or Memorial Scholarship info through the YMCA for YIG, CLICK HEREEnrichment Fall/Winter 2026-2027 -
WaitlistGlobal Bites: Middle School Cooking CampMiddle School Activities & TripsGrades 6-8 Pack your bags and bring your appetite! In this fun, hands-on summer cooking camp, middle school students will explore global foods and cultures—one continent at a time. Each session focuses on a new region of the world, giving campers a delicious way to learn about geography, traditions, and flavors from around the globe. June 16–18 | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM Europe – Italy, France, and Spain July 14–16 | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM Asia – Thailand, India, and Japan August 11-13 | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM The Americas – USA, Mexico, and Brazil Each day, students will learn about a featured country, its culture, and popular foods. Then they’ll head into the kitchen to create a delicious drink, entrée, and dessert to enjoy during class. This camp is perfect for curious cooks who love to learn, taste, and create—and it’s guaranteed to fill up fast! Instructor: Sarah Lang is a local cookbook author, experienced cooking instructor, and global foods expert who loves introducing students to flavors from around the world.Enrichment Spring/Summer 2026