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Ranger Singers Grades 3-5Creative Arts & TheaterHey kids! Are you ready for more singing?! Join Ranger Singers and keep your voice and heart warm by singing with friends. We will move and groove to new songs while improving everyone's singing skills. Ranger Singers will perform in the Big Sing on October 26th at 7pm in the FLAHS auditorium.Fall 2026 -
Robotics: Muscle 'Bots Grades 1-5Science & TechnologyGet ready to flex some robot muscle! We’ll build a robot to compete in a tug-o-war competition, a truck pull and haul heavy loads. Students use these robots to learn basic computer coding and engineering principles.Fall 2026 -
SAC & SonicSeason Registration Deadlines: School Year deadline is August 1 Summer deadline is May 1 Completed registrations will be put on a "pending approval status" in the order the registration is received until Community Education staff can review it, all required paperwork is completed and adequate staff is available. Once you are approved, you will receive an email confirmation and your credit card will be charged the registration fee. We begin accepting summer registrations in April and school year registrations in July. Registrations received may not be able to start on the desired start date and you will be notified when an opening becomes available. School Age Care - Grades K-3 SAC is a before and after school childcare program where your child will engage in a variety of fun, enriching opportunities in a safe and caring environment. Before and after preschool childcare for Little Rangers preschool is offered only on days that your child is scheduled to attend Little Rangers. Sonic - Grades 4-5 Our Sonic before and after school childcare program provides activities that encourage students to develop new skills and pursue interests while providing a place to hang out with friends in a fun environment. 2026 Summer Fees 2026-27 SAC/Sonic Fees Authorization for Administration of Medication Behavior Contract Family Handbook Health Assessment Forms Non-School Day Registration/Cancellation DatesChild Care Program -
Saving Your SeedsLawn & GardenLooking to save some money and learn a new gardening skill? Seed saving is an easy and rewarding practice that will let you become more self-sufficient and select varieties of plants that do best in your unique gardening situations. Come learn how to save seeds from your favorite plants and also give them the best chance of germinating next spring. Participants will receive native plant books. Several door prizes will be given away.Fall 2026 -
ScandiaSAC & SonicSeason Registration Deadlines: School Year deadline is August 1 Summer deadline is May 1 Completed registrations will be put on a "pending approval status" in the order the registration is received until Community Education staff can review it, all required paperwork is completed and adequate staff is available. Once you are approved, you will receive an email confirmation and your credit card will be charged the registration fee. We begin accepting summer registrations in April and school year registrations in July. Registrations received may not be able to start on the desired start date and you will be notified when an opening becomes available. School Age Care - Grades K-3 SAC is a before and after school childcare program where your child will engage in a variety of fun, enriching opportunities in a safe and caring environment. Before and after preschool childcare for Little Rangers preschool is offered only on days that your child is scheduled to attend Little Rangers. Sonic - Grades 4-5 Our Sonic before and after school childcare program provides activities that encourage students to develop new skills and pursue interests while providing a place to hang out with friends in a fun environment. 2026 Summer Fees 2026-27 SAC/Sonic Fees Authorization for Administration of Medication Behavior Contract Family Handbook Health Assessment Forms Non-School Day Registration/Cancellation Dates2026-2027 SAC/Sonic SAC & Sonic Site -
Scandia Ages 4-5 Full DayLittle Rangers Preschool Full DayFull Day Preschool: Full Day Preschool is offered at seven elementary locations throughout the district for four and five-year-old children. Since the Full Day program does not receive any state funding, the program relies on parent fees to offer high-quality programming for our students. Little Rangers Preschools is a program for students to explore and learn through play-based curriculum and social-emotional teaching. For more information on Little Rangers Preschool visit Early Childhood preschool information. Registration Details: Once you complete the online registration in Eleyo you will be put on a "pending approval status" in the order the registration is received until Early Childhood Programs staff can review it, and enough registrations are received to run the class. Your credit card will not be charged for the registration fee until your child is confirmed in the program. Once you are approved, you will receive an email confirmation and your credit card will be charged. Registrations are accepted for the School Year beginning at the end of March, early April. Following your accepted contract, you will receive an email to set up a ParentVue account, where you will complete the registrations process, including attaching required forms. Required Forms: A list of all required forms can be found online at www.flaschools.org/ecforms and are due before your child may start preschool. Financial Assistance:Information on financial assistance can be found online at www.flaschools.org/preschool. Fees: 2026-2027 Little Rangers Preschool Full Day Fee Schedule Calendar: Little Rangers Preschool follows the district calendar here.26-27 Little Rangers Preschool - Full Day Preschool Site
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Separating Parent/ChildWelcome to Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) If you are new to the area or to the world of young children, you will find many opportunities to meet other parents and engage with your children in age appropriate activities. We serve families with young children from birth to their first day of kindergarten. Opportunities range from one time events to Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) parent/child classes that meet every week through out the school year. We know that being a parent is a huge job and our staff is here to offer you information, support and resources as you make choices for your family. Development and learning in the first years of a child’s life are key factors for success in school and beyond. What happens in an Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) classECFE classes are as easy as 1,2,3…! 1: Together TimeClass begins with family/child activities designed to enhance your child’s learning. You will also get ideas for things you can do together at home. 2: Family TimeFamilies participate in a discussion led by a licensed parent educator, exploring topics such as child development, discipline, family interaction and other areas of interest. 3: Children’s TimeWhile family members are in the discussion group lead by a parent educator in another room, children are learning through activities designed by a licensed Early Childhood teacher to help them grow and develop their social, emotion, cognitive, physical and communication skills.Category -
WaitlistSewing - Getting Started Ages 8-16Creative Arts & TheaterThis listing is informational only. Please Click Here to Register for Sewing - Getting Started Ages 8-16.Fall 2026 -
Sewing - Getting Started Ages 8-16Classes & ActivitiesHas your child been curious about sewing or wanted to make fun creations? Even if they’ve never used a sewing machine before, this is a great opportunity to learn the craft. They’ll learn how to thread a sewing machine and sew a straight line as well as techniques for machine handling that are frustrating to figure out on their own. They are welcome to and may find it helpful to bring their own sewing machine if it is in good working order. This class will be required before attending other sewing classes.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistSewing Machine Quick-Start Age 16-AdultArts & HomeClick here to register for Sewing Machine Quick-Start Age 16-Adult.Fall 2026 -
Sewing Machine Quick-Start Age 16-AdultClasses & ActivitiesIf you've never used a sewing machine before or if it’s been years, this is a great class to take first! You’ll learn how to thread a sewing machine and sew a straight line as well as techniques for machine handling that are frustrating to figure out on your own. Get comfortable with the sewing machine and practice your skills. You are welcome to and may find it helpful to bring your own sewing machine if it is in working order.Fall 2026 -
Skating Lessons Alpha 5Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Pre-Alpha. Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Skating Lessons Beta 6Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Alpha. Skaters must demonstrate 6 backward crossovers in a row with no toe-pushes in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. Both T-stops must have speed going in and come to a complete stop using the outside edge of the back skate. During backward stroking, skaters should hold the glide portion for 3 seconds. The T-stops are the most difficult element in this level. Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Skating Lessons Delta 8Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Gamma. Skaters must demonstrate both right and left inside edge 3-turns with speed and clear entrance/exit edges. Skaters should hold their lunge for a distance equal to their height and exit with a 1-foot glide to show control. The bunny hop can be performed on either side and must take off of and land on the toe pick. Skaters must demonstrate 4-6 forward inside and outside edges with a perpendicular push across the long axis and no toe-pushes. Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Skating Lessons Freestyle 1-10Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Delta 8. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. In this level you will focus on, Two-foot spin, Inside Pivot, forward spiral, backward edges I&O, half flip, waltz jump. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Skating Lessons Gamma 7Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Beta. Skaters must demonstrate both right and left outside edge 3-turns with speed and clear entrance/exit edges. Both mohawks must be tested in the mohawk step sequence with appropriate speed. Skaters should come to a complete stop with a 90 degree turn to pass the hockey stop. The mohawk sequence is the most difficult element in this level! Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Logan at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.orgFall 2026 -
Skating Lessons Pre Alpha Age 6 and upAthletics & RecreationPre-Alpha (Level 4) is for new/first time skaters age 6+ OR skaters who have passed Tots 3. Skaters must demonstrate 6 swizzles in a row, forward and backward, from a stand still position. Both the two-foot and one-foot glides must be held for a distance equal to the skater's height in a straight line. Skaters must demonstrate at least 6 backward wiggles traveling the distance of their body height. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. 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 -
Skating Lessons Tots 1 Ages 3-5Athletics & RecreationTots (Ages 3-5) will focus on learning to skate, falling down, getting up, standing and marching independently. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 6 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 -
Skating Lessons Tots 2 Ages 3-5Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Tots 1. Tots (Ages 3-5) will focus on learning to skate, falling down, getting up, standing and marching independently. Pre-Alpha (Age 6+) will focus on forward and backward swizzles, one and two-foot glides, backward wiggles as well as the Tots focus. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 6 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 -
Skating Lessons Tots 3 Ages 3-5Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Tots 2. Tots (Ages 3-5) will focus on learning to skate, falling down, getting up, standing and marching independently. Pre-Alpha (Age 6+) will focus on forward and backward swizzles, one and two-foot glides, backward wiggles as well as the Tots focus. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 6 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 -
Skating Lessons Tots 4 Ages 3-5Athletics & RecreationPrerequisite, passed Tots 3. Tots (Ages 3-5) will focus on learning to skate, falling down, getting up, standing and marching independently. Pre-Alpha (Age 6+) will focus on forward and backward swizzles, one and two-foot glides, backward wiggles as well as the Tots focus. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 6 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 -
Starting SoonSoccer - Adult Indoor Co-edSports & RecreationJoin us for indoor soccer (Futsal). What is Futsal? Futsal offers fast-paced, action-packed games in a gymnasium with a smaller ball. Games will be organized by the supervisor. Substitutes will rotate in from the sideline so everyone gets a chance to play. Whether you're experienced or new to soccer, we welcome everyone. Join us for exhilarating match-ups and opportunities to grow as a player and a member of our dynamic soccer-loving community.Fall 2026