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  • Yoga - Balance & Strength

    Energize your body while gaining flexibility and strength through the practice of yoga. Using yoga poses, you will stretch and tone muscles while strengthening joints and improving your balance. This class is designed for people of all abilities. Space permitting, in person drop ins are allowed for a fee of $12 paid by check or cash (please bring correct change). Please wear comfortable clothing, bring a yoga mat and a bottle of water. You will be provided with a link prior to class.
  • Tai Chi - Outdoors

    Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise discipline that utilizes a series of slow, graceful, low impact body movements and specialized breathing techniques to improve health, balance and relaxation. Come see for yourself how Tai Chi can enhance your fitness, increase your sense of tranquility and elevate you to new levels of vitality and well-being. Wear comfortable clothes, flat shoes and bring a bottle of water. An indoor space will be available in case of inclement weather.
  • Golf - Monday Night Couple's League

    Looking for a fun way to enjoy the outdoors this spring and summer? Join the Castlewood Golf Course Couples League (scramble) on Monday nights and experience the perfect blend of friendly competition and relaxation. The league is designed for all skill levels and offers a great opportunity to meet new people and enjoy the game together. Please register at Castlewood.golf
  • Golf - Tuesday or Wednesday Night Men's League

    Please register at Castlewood.golf Looking for a fun and competitive way to spend your Tuesday/Wednesday nights this spring and summer? Join the Castlewood Golf Course Tuesday/Wednesday Men's League (head-to-head match play), where teams of four or more players come together for exciting weekly rounds of golf.
  • Golf - Thursday Morning Senior League

    Please register at Castlewood.golf Are you a senior golfer looking for a fun and competitive way to enjoy the game? Join the Castlewood Golf Course Thursday Morning Senior League (stroke play), designed for senior golfers over age 55. This league features handicapped stroke play, ensuring a fair and enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels.
  • Golf - Thursday Night Women's League

    Please register at Castlewood.golf Looking for a fun and social way to spend your Thursday evenings this spring and summer? Join the Castlewood Golf Course Thursday Evening Women’s League where teams of four or more women hit the course for a relaxed yet competitive round of golf.
  • Adult Basic Education (ABE)

    Adult Basic Education Hours; Mon-Thu 8:30am-12:30pm Tue & Thu 1:30pm-7pm Adult Basic Education classes are: Designed for adults Learner centered Offered year round Confidential Free of charge Self-paced Flexible on-going start dates Basic Skills Refresher – Are you preparing to enter college or wanting to brush up on your reading, writing or math skills? Based on your individual needs, you will be guided through activities and materials to help you meet your educational goals. English as a Second Language – Are you or someone you know interested in improving their English? Foreign-born adults are welcome to work one-on-one or in small groups with teachers or tutors to improve their English skills. Students can enter the program with any level of English language skill and move through the program at their own pace. Family Learning - This is an ideal program for parents with young children who want to work on their own learning goals. Children attend preschool or childcare programs while parents participate in parent education classes and work on goals that may include GED, English or basic skills. Families enjoy lunch together, participate in guided learning experiences and get ideas for home activities. Call for enrollment information. Sep-May Tue & Thu 9:15-12:30pm
  • GED Test Preparation

    Work individually or in small groups with the guidance of a licensed teacher to prepare for taking your GED tests. We will determine where you need extra support in order to pass all four sections of the GED test. You will have access to instructional materials and timed practice tests. You and your instructor will determine when you are prepared to take each section of the computer based version of the GED. GED-i online test preparation is available on a limited basis to learners who qualify. Watch this video for more information about the process to prepare for and take the GED.
  • GED Testing Information

    MAKE AN INVESTMENT - Adults who have their degree make more money and are prepared for college! The GED® test is a four-subject high school equivalency test that measures skills required by high schools and requested by colleges and employers. The four subjects are Science, Social Studies, Mathematical Reasoning, and Reasoning Through Language Arts. After you pass the GED® test, your diploma or credential will be issued by your state but you’ll receive a GED® transcript to apply to college, start training, or get a better job. Visit www.ged.com to learn more or to make an appointment to take the test. Watch this video for more information about the process to prepare for and take the GED.
  • Let's Go Fishing

    Forest 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.
  • GED Testing Information

    MAKE AN INVESTMENT - Adults who have their degree make more money and are prepared for college! The GED® test is a four-subject high school equivalency test that measures skills required by high schools and requested by colleges and employers. The four subjects are Science, Social Studies, Mathematical Reasoning, and Reasoning Through Language Arts. After you pass the GED® test, your diploma or credential will be issued by your state but you’ll receive a GED® transcript to apply to college, start training, or get a better job. Visit www.ged.com to learn more or to make an appointment to take the test. Watch this video for more information about the process to prepare for and take the GED.
  • Basketball - Adult

    This is an adult recreation league with a minimum age of 18 to register. Recreational basketball is a great workout and a good time for both new and returning players. Players organize full court or cross court pick-up games and often play shirts and skins. A yellow or gold t-shirt can be worn as an alternative to skins. Pre-registration is required. Register on a week to week basis ($7 each). Registration closes at 4pm each Wednesday. We request that players bring their own ball.
  • Pickleball Clinic - Advanced Beginner

    This class is ideal for any player who has taken a beginner class or drill session and would like to enhance their basic strokes: top spin serve, forehand, backhand, dinking, drop shot and volley. Learn advanced court positioning and hitting strategies. Players should wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes and bring a bottle of water.
  • Pickleball Lessons - Advanced Skills Clinic

    Hone your pickleball skills at this clinic designed to teach 3.0-4.0+ pickleball players advanced skills. The clinic will focus on: why dinkers can beat bangers, how the drop shot improves your game, using a cut or top spin return, learning three spin serves and the punch shot for winners. As well as knowing when to lob, place shots down the middle and when to be patient or attack during the dink game. Clinic includes active participation through drills and live play breakdown followed by skill ratings in accordance with USA Pickleball Association standards. Michael is a USAPA Ambassador and Gold Medalist. Wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes and bring a bottle of water.
  • Medicare 101

    Planning for Medicare is intimidating. If you or a family member is nearing the age of 65, attend this course to learn the basics of what Medicare is, how it works, how to avoid penalties and what you need to know to prepare yourself for this process. The instructor, Charles Taylor, is the owner of Four Points Advisory LLC. Investment and advisory services offered through World Equity Group Inc., member of FINRA/SIPC.
  • Dinner at Dairy Queen

    Good food and good friends. Sounds like the perfect evening to enjoy a meal together! Bring money for your meal, beverage and of course sweet treats!! (It would be helpful to check out the DQ menu online before so everyone knows what they would like to order.) Staff or Family Members are welcome to join us for the evening, please register. We will be going to the Forest Lake Dairy Queen. Registration deadline is Tuesday, September 2.
  • Let's Go Fishing

    Community 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.
  • Let's Go Fishing Boat Trips

    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.
  • Lap Swim

    The 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.
  • Basketball - Adult Indoor Co-ed

    This is an adult recreation league with a minimum age of 18 to register. Recreational basketball is a great workout and a good time for both new and returning players. Players organize full court or cross court pick-up games and often play shirts and skins. A yellow or gold t-shirt can be worn as an alternative to skins. Pre-registration is required. Register on a week to week basis ($7 each). Registration closes at 4pm each Wednesday. We request that players bring their own ball.
  • Soccer - Adult Indoor Co-ed

    Join 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.
  • Bayfield and the Apostle Islands

    Explore charming Bayfield and the scenic Apostle Islands! Start with a "Grand Tour” cruise past lighthouses, standing rocks, caves and wildlife. Visit Madeline Island and enjoy a guided tour to learn about the history of the archipelago. You will visit beautiful places, a museum, a winery, the Old Rittenhouse Inn and more. Lodging and most meals are included. Full itinerary is available here. $885/person for double occupancy; $1085 for single occupancy. $200/person deposit due at registration. Final payment due July 5. No refunds after July 5.
  • Strength for Life

    Work with a nationally certified fitness professional experienced in 55+ adult fitness to build core and stabilizing muscle strength while helping to maintain an active, meaningful life. Beyond physical benefits, our sessions create connections which combat isolation and create a supportive community. This engaging program aims to reduce fall risk and promote independence through exercises using small balls, light weights, loops and bands. Please wear comfortable clothes, athletic shoes and bring a bottle of water.