This class listing is informational only. Please register on the A+ Driving School website at www.APlusDrivingSchool.net This 30-hour program will be conducted by a certified instructor from A+ Driving School and will fulfill the state driver’s education requirement. The course will address the “how to” and “whys” of safe driving. In person, fully online and Zoom teleconference learning options are available. After completion of the program, students will be able to set up and participate in behind the wheel sessions to meet the six hour state requirement. All fees are payable to A+ Driving School.

Players will compete in a friendly league format each week while practicing course etiquette, sportsmanship and scoring. You’ll also have the opportunity to compete in in-house tournaments at local courses. Players will be organized by skill level to ensure everyone has an opportunity for success. Accumulate points throughout the season for the opportunity to win prizes. Bring a bottle of water and discs. (Discs will be available to use for those who need them.)

A strong ACT score continues to be important for college admissions and financial aid. In this class, Renee Holmquist, outstanding FLAHS teacher, will cover the test format, essential strategies and content review. Students will complete practice ACT questions from each section of the ACT during the class.

Prerequisite: Participants must be able to swim 25 continuous yards of front and back crawl or passed Level 4. This swimming program is designed to help athletes of all levels—both novice and advanced—develop efficient and fast swimming skills. In addition to performance training, the coaching staff promotes overall physical fitness, motivation, self-discipline, self-esteem and self-confidence. The program provides a supportive and challenging environment where athletes are encouraged to reach their highest potential while enjoying the sport. Workouts are adapted to accommodate a wide range of swimming abilities.

Prerequisite: Must be able to swim 25 continuous yards of front and back crawl. Artistic swimming blends elements of swimming, gymnastics and dance into a unique and expressive sport. It emphasizes both technical skill and creativity, drawing on movements and styles from all three disciplines. Participants will explore the fundamentals of artistic swimming, including figures and routines. Figures are precise, controlled movements performed individually in the water, while routines are choreographed performances set to music. Participants will have opportunities to practice solo, duet and team routines while developing strength, coordination and artistic expression. Required equipment includes a one-piece swimsuit, goggles, a swim cap and a nose clip.

Prerequisite: Must have previous artistic swimming experience. Participants will build on their foundation of artistic swimming by developing advanced skills. They will learn more complex figures while refining technique through solo, duet and team routines. Required equipment includes a one-piece swimsuit, goggles, a swim cap and a nose clip.

Is your child ready to suit up for the FLAS mission to take Rangers to Space Camp? Parents and children (Grades 4-8 in fall 2026) are invited to learn what it will take for kids to spend a week at Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama in the spring of 2027! This informational meeting will cover the application process, fees, fundraising and expectations for children and parents as we prepare for Space Camp. During the 2026-2027 school year, students who are selected to join the mission will work as a team and confront mission scenarios that require dynamic problem solving and critical thinking — 21st century learning skills required in the workplace. Throughout the week at Space Camp, students are immersed in astronaut training techniques using equipment adapted from NASA’s astronaut program. Our motto is: We all go or no one goes. We will fundraise as a group to ensure that every student who is accepted into the program can go to Space Camp regardless of their families financial situation.Watch the Space Camp Intro Video: youtu.be/Wh_V8T6U-D0?is=8ABPorczuFwl0zQ0 Please register with your child's information. Parent name(s) will be requested during the registration process.

Gain New Perspectives * Give Back * Create Connections This is an awesome opportunity for Forest Lake Area High School students who want to make a difference in our community. Participate in leadership development and learn about opportunities for students to get connected with volunteer projects. Students will have the opportunity to achieve a varsity letter in volunteerism and community service. Meeting schedule for the 2025-2026 school year is to be determined. Please contact Janet at jnutter@flaschools.org for information on meeting dates. Accomplish Something * Help Others * College Admissions

If 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.

Has 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.

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Join the Middle School Service Club as we meet after school to play games, do service projects to benefit our community and more. This is a great opportunity for kids to meet new people, hang out with friends and have some fun.

1544-FA26A: Entering Grades 6-7 1544-FA26B: Entering Grade 8 Get ready to elevate your game! Our Girls Middle School Basketball program is all about building strong fundamentals and boosting confidence on the court, this program is a recreation/competitive league designed for all skill levels. Players will focus on key skills like dribbling with both hands, proper shooting form, sharp passing, and more. We'll also introduce advanced concepts such as offensive and defensive strategies, court positioning, and a deeper understanding of the rules. Whether you're new to the game or looking to improve, this is the place to grow and compete! All practices and games take place at Forest Lake Area Middle School (FLAMS). This program is designed as a recreational course centered on skill development and in-house competition. Organized games will include referees, with teams competing against one another on campus rather than traveling to other schools. Please note: Registration ends October 13th at 11:59pm. A waitlist will go into effect on October 14th till October 22nd, it can be found here - MS Girls Basketball Waitlist Program Details: Days: Monday–Thursday (on school days) Time: 2:30–4:30 PM Tentative Dates: October 19 – December 17 Location: Forest Lake Area Middle School Gyms A–D This is a great opportunity for middle school students to build confidence, improve basketball fundamentals, and enjoy team play in a supportive environment. Questions? Contact Logan Kolehmainen at 651-982-8392 or lkolehmainen@flaschools.org