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DASH: Afterschool Flag Football Camp: Gr K-5SportDASH Sports flag football camps provide players with a well-rounded football experience in a little to no contact safeenvironment. Key elements of passing, catching, rushing, & defense will be taught & practiced, & players will be grouped &challenged at an appropriate level in a fun, positive environment while learning values of ‘Respect, Hustle, & Pride’. Camp endswith a scrimmage the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle (spikes/cleats & mouth guards are optional). Footballs & flagbelts are provided.2627 Fall -
DASH: Afterschool Soccer Camp: Gr K-5SportDASH Sports soccer camps provide players a well-rounded soccer experience covering a broad range of soccer skills training (dribbling, passing, shooting, & defense) & skill-based games. Players will be challenged & grouped at an appropriate level while receiving instruction in a fun, positive environment while learning values of ‘Respect, Hustle, & Pride’. Camp ends with a scrimmage on the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle (spikes & shin guards are optional). Balls are provided.2627 Fall -
DASH: Basketball TYKES: Ages 2-5SportDASH Sports Basketball TYKES camps provide players with an introductory experience to the great game of basketballthrough fun skill-based drills and mini-games. Players will be taught how to properly dribble, pass, shoot, and playdefense in a fun and positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle & wear athletic clothing & shoes. Balls areprovided. Parent participation is required for 2 and 3 year olds and recommended when need for 4-6 year olds.2627 Fall -
DASH: Flag Football TYKES: Ages 2-5SportDASH Sports Flag Football TYKES camps provide players with an introductory experience to the great game of football ina little to no contact safe environment. Key elements of passing, catching, rushing, and defense will be taught andpracticed. Fun, skill-based games will be played to practice newly learned skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle andwear athletic clothing & shoes (spikes/cleats are optional). Footballs and flag belts are provided. Parent participation isrequired for 2 and 3 year olds and recommended when need for 4-6 year olds.2627 Fall -
DASH: Floor Hockey TYKES: Ages 2-5SportDASH Sports Floor Hockey TYKES camps provide little athletes with an introductory hockey experience covering a broadrange of skills training and skill-based games. Players will be taught how to properly stickhandle, pass, and shoot in a funand positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing & shoes. Sticks and pucks areprovided. Parent participation is required for 2 and 3 year olds and recommended when need for 4-6 year olds.2627 Fall -
Starting SoonDASH: Golf (SNAG) Camp: Gr 1-4SportDASH Sports SNAG Golf Summer camps provide participants instruction on golf fundamentals using the Starting New AtGolf (SNAG) program. Putting, chipping, pitching, and driving the ball work with this adapted equipment developed with ayoungster's height and small hands in mind, creating a fun learning and playing experience. Participants should wearsunscreen and bring water and a snack. All equipment is provided.YE 2526 Summer -
Starting SoonDASH: Intro to Tennis Tykes: Age 3-5SportDASH Sports Tennis Tykes camps provide participants with an introductory experience to the game in a fun and positiveatmosphere. Emphasis is on technique and ball striking as well as gameplay. Basic elements of the serve, forehand, andbackhand will be taught and practiced. Participants should bring a tennis racket, water bottle, athletic clothing.YE 2526 Summer -
DASH: Multi-Sport (FULL DAY) Camp: Gr 1-5SportDASH Sports Summer FULL DAY Multi-Sport camp includes fun skills training and games in three sports: Soccer,Basketball, and Flag Football. Athletes will spend roughly 1.5 hours learning and practicing each sport per day. Key sportsskills will be taught and practiced in all 3 sports including: dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and more! Also includeddaily are fun games such as Dodgeball, Capture the Flag, Kickball, and more! Camp ends with games/scrimmages the finalday for each sport, where athletes can showcase their skills. Campers should wear sunscreen, bring a water bottle, lunch,two snacks, and athletic shoes and clothing. All equipment is provided.YE 2526 Summer -
DASH: Soccer TYKES: Ages 2-5SportDASH Sports Soccer TYKES camps provide players with an introductory experience to the game of soccer. Key elementsof dribbling, passing, and shooting will be taught and practiced. Fun, skill-based games will be played to practice newlylearned skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing & shoes (spikes and shin guards optional).Soccer balls are provided. Parent participation is required for 2 and 3 year olds and recommended when need for 4-6 yearolds.2627 Fall -
DASH: Sports Sampler Tykes: Age 2-5SportDASH Sports Sampler camps provide players with an introductory experience to two popular sports games. This campincludes instruction in Soccer and T-ball. Little athletes will learn how to run, throw, catch, kick, and more! This camp endson the final day with fun scrimmages and games. Participants should bring a baseball glove, water bottle and wear athleticclothing & shoes. All other equipment is provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3yr old age group andrecommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.YE 2526 Summer -
DASH: T-Ball TYKES: Ages 2-3SportLooking for a fun introduction to baseball? DASH Sports T-Ball TYKES camp introduces players to key elements ofthrowing, fielding/catching, batting, and baserunning. The final day of classes is ‘Game Day’ and athletes will showcasetheir skills in a game environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a baseball glove. Baseballs and bats areprovided. Parent participation is required for 2 and 3 year olds and recommended when need for 4-6 year olds.2627 Fall -
DASH: T-Ball TYKES: Ages 4-6SportLooking for a fun introduction to baseball? DASH Sports T-Ball TYKES camp introduces players to key elements ofthrowing, fielding/catching, batting, and baserunning. The final day of classes is ‘Game Day’ and athletes will showcasetheir skills in a game environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a baseball glove. Baseballs and bats areprovided. Parent participation is required for 2 and 3 year olds and recommended when need for 4-6 year olds.2627 Fall -
Starting SoonDASH: Tennis (USTA Red Ball) Camp: Gr 1-5SportDASH Sports USTA Red Ball Tennis camps provide participants with introductory experience to the game in a fun andpositive atmosphere. This camp is a fun social experience designed to cover basics of tennis fundamentals. With modifiedequipment and lower compression red balls, this camp will supercharge the success of your players. Emphasis is ontechnique and game play. Key elements of the serve, forehand groundstroke, backhand groundstroke, forehand volley,backhand volley, and the overhead smash will be taught and practiced. Camp ends with games on the final day.Participants should wear sunscreen and athletic clothing/shoes and bring a tennis racket (optional if you have one), waterbottle, and a snack. Balls and all other equipment are provided.YE 2526 Summer -
Day Trip: ANNIE at Chanhassen Dinner TheatreTrips & TravelLEAPIN’ LIZARDS! Chanhassen Dinner Theatres brings its audiences the heart-warming musical blockbuster, ANNIE! Little orphan Annie easily wins everyone’s hearts. And now, alongside her best pup pal, Sandy, she’s set her sights on making us grin from ear-to-ear as she inspires a whole new generation! Lunch includes: choice of entrée, bread & butter, coffee, tea, or milk. View Menu: https://chanhassendt.com/menus-dining/ Your registration fee includes school bus transportation, lunch, and ticket to the show. Departure / Return from the Mahtomedi District Education Center (1520 Mahtomedi Avenue) 10:15 AM Depart Mahtomedi 11:00 AM Arrive at Chanhassen Dinner Theater: 11:30 AM Lunch 1:000PM start of the show ANNIE 4:00 PM Bus departs: 4:45 PM Bus approximate return _______ NEED TO CANCEL YOUR CLASS REGISTRATION?Notify us immediately. Refunds will not be issued after November 10, 20262627 Fall -
Day Trip: Afternoon Tea - The St Paul HotelTrips & TravelStep into a world of timeless elegance with Afternoon Tea at The Saint Paul Hotel, a refined tradition of sophistication, seasonal flavor, and leisurely enjoyment in the heart of downtown St. Paul. Sip a curated selection of fine teas, savor delicate tea sandwiches, warm seasonal scones, and handcrafted sweets, all served in our beautifully appointed lobby alongside the gentle accompaniment of live piano music. Join us for this highly sought-after experience. The menu will unfold across three tiers and a dedicated scone course, each presenting three to four exquisitely crafted creations. Full menu details will be revealed in mid-October. ________________ DEPART / ARRIVE: Sunrise Park District Center / Senior Center, 2399 Cedar Ave, WBLWe will be transported by a bus from NewTrax. Depart 12:05 PM Return 3:15 PM Run to Sr Center: at: 3:45pm ________________ Need to Cancel? Please let us know right away. No refunds after November 20.2627 Fall -
Day Trip: Night Trains @ the Twin Cities Model Train MuseumTrips & TravelWhether you're a model train enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates extraordinary craftsmanship, this evening trip is not to be missed . . . you don't want to be left on the platform and miss the ride. Before we get on board, we will dine at The Original Malt Shop in Roseville. Dinner is not included in the price of the trip. Estimate about $20/meal ($10-15 sandwich, $6 malt). The Twin City Model Railroad Museum spans over 11,000 square feet of interactive layouts and displays, anchored by a stunning recreation of the Twin Cities area, widely regarded as a world-class example of the art form. Beyond the flagship layout, the museum features a professionally built toy train display showcasing a variety of scales, manufacturers, historical eras, and modeling techniques. Railroading history comes to life through a remarkable collection of artwork, artifacts, and equipment gathered from the local railroads that once shaped this region. Best of all, the exhibits are designed for guests of all ages, so come ready to explore, interact, and be inspired. What's special about the Night Trains experience? The museum’s collection of model trains come alive as the lights are turned down and the buildings and street lights glow warmly, setting the scene for specially lighted models of operating vintage passenger trains. ________________ DEPART / ARRIVE: Normandy Park Ed Center, 2484 East County Rd F, WBL 3:15 PM Depart from Senior Center 3:40 PM Dinner @ The Original Malt Shop 4:40 PM Depart for Museum 4:50 PM Tour on Your Own: Twin Cities Model Railroad Museum (1.5 hours) 6:30 PM Return to Normandy 7:05 PM Approximate Return We will be transported by a bus from NewTrax. ________________ Need to Cancel? Please let us know right away. No refunds after Friday, August 7.AE 2526 Summer -
Day Trip: Twin Cities Model Train MuseumTrips & TravelWhether you're a model train enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates extraordinary craftsmanship, this trip is not to be missed . . . you don't want to be left on the platform and miss the ride. Join us for a Guided Tour of the Twin City Model Railroad Museum spans over 11,000 square feet of interactive layouts and displays, anchored by a stunning recreation of the Twin Cities area, widely regarded as a world-class example of the art form. Beyond the flagship layout, the museum features a professionally built toy train displays showcasing a variety of scales, manufacturers, historical eras, and modeling techniques. Railroading history comes to life through a remarkable collection of artwork, artifacts, and equipment gathered from the local railroads that once shaped this region. The exhibits are designed for guests of all ages, so come ready to explore, interact, and be inspired. Once we depart the museum we will lunch at The Original Malt Shop in Roseville. Lunch is not included in the price of the trip. Estimate about $20/meal ($10-15 sandwich, $6 malt). ________________ DEPART / ARRIVE: Sunrise Park District Center / Senior Center, 2399 Cedar Ave, WBLWe will be transported by a bus from NewTrax. - 9:45AM Depart Senior Center - 10:00 AM Guided Tour of Twin Cities Model Railroad Museum - 10:30 - 11:45 AM Explore on your own - 11:45 AM leave for Lunch - 12:00 PM Lunch at The Original Malt Shop - 1:30 PM Return to Senior Center ________________ Need to Cancel? Please let us know right away. No refunds after Wed, November 42627 Fall -
Dementia Live® & Aging in the CommunityHealthDementia Live is an interactive experience that offers a unique, inside-out understanding of dementia and the aging process. Participants gain heightened awareness of the challenges associated with living with dementia and leave with valuable tips and tools to enhance communication and connection.Aging in Community focuses on how seniors can safely and comfortably remain in their own homes. We'll highlight key differences between home care and home health services, two essential but often misunderstood areas of support. Attendees will gain a better understanding of how home care provides personal and daily living assistance, while home health delivers skilled medical services under a physician’s order.2627 Fall -
Drafting Democracy: Revisiting Our Founding DocumentHomeJoin a series of open discussions where we come together to revise the Declaration of Independence. Is a revision necessary? Has Congress or the President met your expectations of what a government should do? Do you feel unheard? This is a safe space to speak up and be part of the conversation, no idea too big, no voice too small. Together, we'll roll up our sleeves and put democracy to the test. Expect friendly disagreement and a fun, hands-on taste of how hard it is to get people to agree.Each session is only $5 to partcipate. Each session is stand alone discussion. Pick and Choose what interests you! September 23: Introduction to the People Introduction October 7: Congress October 21: The President November 4: Cabinets starting with A – G November 18: Cabinets starting with H – Q December 2: Cabinets starting with R – Z December 16: Conclusion January 6: Optional if the people need/want it2627 Fall
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Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Chocolate CookiesCookingIndulge in the rich flavors of Dubai with Mimi's signature Chocolate Pistachio Kunafa cookies, combining the crunch of pistachios, the sweetness of chocolate chips and the unique texture of kunafa. In this hands-on cooking class, learn the secrets of Dubai-inspired baking and take home a batch of freshly baked cookies. Age 5+ can attend with a registered adult. NOTES: There is a $20 cash food fee due at class: Be sure to bring containers to class to take home leftovers2627 Fall -
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Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening (beginning August 2026)Early Childhood Screening is a free and simple check of how your child is growing, developing and learning. Screening at age 3 is preferred, but a child may be screened between ages 3 and the start of kindergarten as required by law. Our preschool program also requires an early childhood screening be completed before registration What to expect at your screening appointment: The appointment will last between 1 hour. It includes height and weight, a vision and hearing check and a developmental screen that looks at your child’s skills. Parents will fill out a social emotional questionnaire about their child and complete a summary interview sharing the results of the screening. Please bring along a copy of your child’s current immunizations and birth certificate. Due to the length of time and to minimize distractions, if possible, please leave other siblings at home. To schedule an appointment, please complete the screening form below. You will then receive an email containing a passcode. Log back into your Arux account and use this passcode to book your date and time.Appointments are located at our new location - Sunrise Center, 2399 Cedar Ave., White Bear Lake, 55110. Please enter in Door A. Screening Form WBL Early Childhood Screening Website If more than one language is spoken at home, the district offers free interpreters to assist in the process. Please contact our office to arrange for an interpreter 651-653-3100 IMPORTANT ONLINE REGISTRATION NOTES: When online registration is successful, you will receive a confirmation email with the appointment date and time a few minutes after registering. Your registration is not complete if you do not receive a confirmation email. If you need assistance, please contact our screening office at 651-653-3120.Early Childhood Screening 2026-2027 At Sunrise Park -
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Early Childhood Screening (beginning August 2026)Early Childhood Screening is a free and simple check of how your child is growing, developing and learning. Screening at age 3 is preferred, but a child may be screened between ages 3 and the start of kindergarten as required by law. Our preschool program also requires an early childhood screening be completed before registration What to expect at your screening appointment: The appointment will last between 1 hour. It includes height and weight, a vision and hearing check and a developmental screen that looks at your child’s skills. Parents will fill out a social emotional questionnaire about their child and complete a summary interview sharing the results of the screening. Please bring along a copy of your child’s current immunizations and birth certificate. Due to the length of time and to minimize distractions, if possible, please leave other siblings at home. To schedule an appointment, please complete the screening form below. You will then receive an email containing a passcode. Log back into your Arux account and use this passcode to book your date and time. Screening form WBL Early Childhood Screening Website If more than one language is spoken at home, the district offers free interpreters to assist in the process. Please contact our office to arrange for an interpreter 651-653-3100Category