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Herbs - Crafting Fire CiderHealth & FitnessFire cider is a traditional herbal tonic known for its immune-boosting properties. We’ll explore the many variations of fire cider, dive into ingredient options and discuss how each component contributes to overall wellness. We’ll craft a batch of fire cider and you will take home a jar to support your health through the season. All supplies are included.Fall 2026 -
Hockey Power Skating Mites 1-2Athletics & RecreationThis course is for hockey players interested in strengthening their skating skills, increasing their speed/power and improving edge quality. Hockey Lessons will focus on strengthening skating skills, increasing speed/power, improving edge quality and fundamental skills. Participants must be able to stand up on the ice without assistance. Hockey Skills 1 participants must be currently or previously enrolled in Community Education's Intro to Hockey program (groups 3-6). Hockey Skating Skills 2 participants must have passed Pre-Alpha (Level 4), Hockey Skating Skills 1 or be enrolled in "Mites" or above. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Hockey Power Skating Mites 3-4Athletics & RecreationThis course is for hockey players interested in strengthening their skating skills, increasing their speed/power and improving edge quality. Hockey Lessons will focus on strengthening skating skills, increasing speed/power, improving edge quality and fundamental skills. Participants must be able to stand up on the ice without assistance. Hockey Skills 1 participants must be currently or previously enrolled in Community Education's Intro to Hockey program (groups 3-6). Hockey Skating Skills 2 participants must have passed Pre-Alpha (Level 4), Hockey Skating Skills 1 or be enrolled in "Mites" or above. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Holiday Lights TourLINK - Adults With DisabilitiesJoin us for an evening of holiday lights and decorations as we drive around admiring the holiday decorations in the Forest Lake area. Of course, no holiday event would be complete without hot chocolate and cookies to keep us warm! For those providing their own transportation, we will meet you at the Education Center cafeteria at 6:00 pm - 943 9th Ave SW, Forest Lake, enter door #4 on the east side of the building. At 8pm, we will bring you back to the Education Center, door #4. Last day to register is Mon, Nov 30.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistStefan Schmitz (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Horsin' Around Ages 8-15Athletics & RecreationInterested in horses and horseback riding? Join us to learn all about horses including different breeds, how to care for, groom and saddle a horse as well as riding instruction and experiences. Safety while around and on horses will be included in each activity. This comprehensive program is great for beginner riders and kids who want to learn more about horses. Participants must wear long pants and hard-soled boots. Bring a beverage and a nut-free snack.Spr/Sum 2026 (Apr-Aug) -
Ice Cream Social & a Movie of UsLINK - Adults With DisabilitiesEveryone is welcome to invite a few family or friends to spend the evening with their LINK family. We are excited to meet you all! Come for the ice cream bar, stay for the entertainment and a slide show of our last few years together! Last day to Register Tuesday, Oct 13th.Fall 2026 -
FullIce Skating LessonsAthletics & RecreationWe are excited to announce that Hannah Fowler has stepped into the role of Skating Supervisor! As we continue rebuilding our skating program, we are seeking a qualified ISI Skating Supervisor and assistant coaches to help assess and advance skaters. This is needed to continue the section for fall. Our goal is to restore and grow the program while providing a positive skating experience for participants of all ages. Thank you for your patience and continued support during this transition!Fall 2026
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Infant Swim Lessons Ages 6 months-2 yearsAquatics: Parent & Child Swim LessonsParents learn how to help their child feel safe and comfortable in the water through play, songs and games. Due to limited pool space, this class allows one adult per child.Fall 2026 -
Junior Basketball Grades K-3Athletics & RecreationFundamentals and fun are in store! Emphasis is placed on developing the basic skills of dribbling, shooting, passing, sportsmanship and teamwork. We use engaging and dynamic games to support students’ growth including our unique three-on-three style game. This is a high-octane class with an inclusive atmosphere. Hurry, the shot-clock is running down! Please bring a water bottle.Fall 2026 -
Junior Engineering/STEM Club Grades K-5Science & TechnologyCalling new and returning students! The Engineering For Kids Jr. STEM Club introduces students to a new, hands-on lesson every week from various engineering disciplines. Students focus on developing skills such as problem solving, critical thinking and peer collaboration. These life skills provide students with the confidence to approach challenges in their lives and realize that they can succeed in almost anything! Engineering for Kids has a library of 300+ individual lessons which continues to grow so we never have to repeat lessons.Fall 2026 -
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Junior Soccer Grades K-3Athletics & RecreationGet outside and get kickin’! We teach the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, receiving and scoring. Emphasis is on teamwork, fundamentals, safety and fast-paced action. Get your kid's pulse pounding today! Please bring a water bottle.Fall 2026 -
Kids in Motion Ages 1-5 YearsSpecial EventsTime to get moving with your little one! Join other families as we move to children’s music and get our energy out with a variety of large muscle equipment, soccer, bowling, scooters and rollerskates.2026-2027 Early Childhood -
Knitting - BeginningArts & HomeEven if you’ve never held knitting needles, you can learn the basics of knitting including cast-on, knit, purl and bind-off. These four skills will set you up for success with many different knitting projects. Under the guidance of an experienced knitter, you will combine the four basic skills of knitting to start you on your way to your knitting adventure. Please bring a pair of wood knitting needles in size 10, a skein of light colored worsted weight (#4) yarn, scissors and a darning needle with a large eye.Fall 2026 -
Knitting - BriocheArts & HomeBrioche knitting is a technique creating a lush, thick and fully reversible ribbed fabric using slipped stitches and yarn overs that are knitted together in subsequent rows. It produces a "squishy" texture, perfect for scarves and blankets and is often worked in one or two colors to create contrasting, textured stripes. Must be proficient in knitting and purling. Click here for supply list.Fall 2026 -
Knitting - EntrelacArts & HomeEntrelac knitting is a technique composed of interlocking squares or rectangles worked in diagonal tiers. It's a style of knitting that resembles a basket weave. It can be incorporated into any item - hat, mittens, socks or blankets to create an eye-catching piece with incredible texture. Must be proficient in knitting and purling. Click here for supply list.Fall 2026 -
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LINK Costume PartyLINK - Adults With DisabilitiesPut on your most creative costume (or come as you are) and join us for our annual Costume Party! There will be music, games, plenty of treats and projects! Time for some make believe! Last day to register is Tue, Oct 27.Fall 2026 -
Lacrosse 101: Girls & Boys Grades 1-5Athletics & RecreationLearn about the fastest game on two feet in a fun and engaging event designed for girls and boys of all skill levels who are new to lacrosse. This introductory course will cover the basics of lacrosse, including rules of the game, equipment, positions and essential skills like cradling, passing and shooting. Please wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes and bring a water bottle. All equipment will be provided. We are offering two introductory courses at the lacrosse field at Columbus Elementary: September 10 2025 6 PM - 7:30 PM Cost is $13 per student. 1639-FA25A - Girls Grade 1-4 1639-FA25B - Girls Grade 5-8 1639-FA25C - Boys Grade 1-4 1639-FA25D - Boys Grade 5-8 September 17 2025 6 PM - 7:30 PM Cost is $13 per student. 1639-FA25E - Girls Grade 1-4 1639-FA25F - Girls Grade 5-8 1639-FA25G - Boys Grade 1-4 1639-FA25H - Boys Grade 5-8 If you have any questions, please contact Logan Kolehmainen at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Lap SwimAquatics: Lap SwimThe FLAS Community Pool, located at the Education Center, is a six-lane, 25-yard pool and an excellent place for a morning workout. Pre-registration is preferred. However, space permitting, walk-in participants are welcome for a $10 fee (please bring exact change). You can register for this class either online or by calling 651-982-8110.Fall 2026 -
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Leaving Minnesota? An Attorney’s Perspective on How to do it.Business & FinanceA vital part of every retirement or resettlement discussion involves deciding where we want to call home! Are taxes, cost of living, medical resources, weather, location of family assets, debt or income a concern? When should we start this discussion? Which are the worst states for estate taxes? How do we establish domicile? All these issues and more will be discussed in an open and friendly manner with questions encouraged.Fall 2026 -
Let's Go FishingSpecial InterestForest Lake seniors, veterans, special needs individuals and youth are welcome to join us on a free fishing or boating excursion. Trips run through early September. We are also seeking volunteer boat captains, crew members and board members. Click here for details. For more information, please visit our website at www.forestlake.lgfws.com. If you have any additional questions or wish to serve on our board of directors, please contact us through Forest Lake Area Schools Community Education at Btetzlaff@flaschools.org or 651-982-8333.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistLet's Go FishingLINK - Adults With DisabilitiesCommunity Education is now partnering with Lets Go Fishing Forest Lake. They are a non-profit organization that offers fishing trips or pontoon rides on Forest Lake for groups like LINK. Right now, we are thinking of splitting the two hour trip into two groups and each group will spend time on the boat and time on the shore doing an activity. In the registration, you will be asked if you are interested in fishing on the trip, and if you currently have a fishing license. This will be a fun and relaxing evening with our LINK friends! For those meeting us there, please park at Lakeside Park and join us at the docks.Spr/Sum 2026 (Apr-Aug) -
Let's Go Fishing Boat TripsAdults 55+Rediscover the serene beauty of Forest Lake with a relaxing morning on the water. Community Education is proud to partner with Let’s Go Fishing to offer a wonderful opportunity for our 55+ community members to connect and unwind. These complimentary fishing and pontoon excursions are designed for your comfort and enjoyment, providing a stress-free way to enjoy nature, share stories and build lasting friendships with neighbors. Equipment is provided, making this accessible for all experience levels. Please note: all adults fishing must have a valid fishing license.Spr/Sum 2026 (Apr-Aug)