Join us on an immersive, meditative and awe-inspiring Japanese forest bathing experience. Feel nature’s fractals, sounds and sensations reduce your stress and anxiety and enhance your focus. Give yourself permission to slow down and connect your senses to the healing beauty of our green forested spaces. Guests should wear boots/shoes, clothing/gear appropriate for weather. Walk will be held in the rain, but not thunderstorms. Please wear/bring mosquito/tick repellent and sunscreen if desired. Please bring water if you would like to have some available throughout the walk. DAY OF WALK: Please arrive at walk location 15 minutes prior to walk to allow for check in and walk overview. Late arrivals cannot be accommodated due to the immersive nature of the program. This is a TECH-FREE experience, so please leave mobile phones in car for duration of walk

Get rolling in this high-energy skateboarding camp at Skaterapolis, designed for all skill levels from beginners to advanced riders. Students will learn foundational techniques like balance, turning, and pushing, then advance to skills such as ollies, kickturns, mini-ramp riding, and street style tricks based on individual progress. Campers will learn how to safely navigate skateparks, build confidence, and understand skateboarding etiquette. Our experienced coaches engage students in daily group instruction, challenges, and free skate time, all in a fun, supportive environment. Benefits of this camp include boosting confidence through setting and achieving personal skate goals, improving coordination and physical fitness in a dynamic way. Fostering creativity and community in a positive skate culture setting

The temps are starting to drop and soon it will be that time of year again...the ski and snowboard season! Time to sign up for the 5th grade Ski and Snowboard Trips! We will head to Buck Hill on MONDAYS if the snow conditions permit. (Dec. 14, Jan. 4, Jan. 11, Jan. 25, Feb. 1) Rental Equipment: The cost of rental equipment is included in package “A” with the lift ticket or package “C” with NO lift ticket (option C is for season pass holders who need rental equipment). Equipment Trailer: There will be a before school equipment drop-off site (trailer) at the Educational Services Center at Grainwood and is located at the back of school) (address: 5061 Minnesota St SE, Prior Lake) for all equipment. Students are not allowed to bring any equipment on regular school buses. Equipment drop-off time is 7:30-8:15 am. Please label and secure equipment together for safe keeping. A ski or snowboard bag is highly recommended to guard against scratches. Boots may be brought into the school and stored in the student’s locker. Lessons: Small group lessons are available at Buck Hill for both skiing and snowboarding and must be reserved using the provided link at least 48 hours in advance. Lessons cost $12.00 per lesson/per student and are separate from the program costs provided. The lesson times are 4:15 to 5:15 pm or 5:30 to 6:30 pm. Students meet at the Snow Sports Meeting Flag near the rental shop. Attendance will be taken by the instructors. Transportation: The buses will pick-up after school at all elementary schools. Parent permission for early release (10 minutes) for students at Jeffers Pond and La ola del lago at WestWood will be requested. Students will be escorted to the bus by a chaperone. The transportation is one-way. Students need to be picked up at Buck Hill by the clock tower no later than 7:30 p.m. Supervision of students will end at 7:30 p.m. Meals: Outside food is not allowed. Please bring money to purchase dinner items such as hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries, etc. (5-7). Money can be placed on a Buck Hill debit card also. Cancellation: Due to adverse weather conditions – ski trips can be cancelled after your child has arrived at school. If school closes early – no ski trip…If all after school activities get cancelled – no ski trip. In these cases your child will be notified by a school announcement and will be sent home according to his/her normal routine. As a parent – be prepared!!! If you dropped off skis or snowboard – the pick-up will be the next morning from 7:30 to 8:15 a.m. (the usual drop-off time) at the Educational Services Center at Grainwood (where you dropped them off). If you cannot pick up your child’s equipment – please make arrangements for an alternate plan – neighbor, friends, etc. It makes it very hard to store equipment for a week in the school and we can’t guarantee its safety. If all other plans fail – you can call. If you are in doubt about a cancellation – call 952-226-0310. Normally we do not cancel unless the school or Buck Hill does the cancellation. One more reason to make sure your child has warm clothing and face covering in some situations. Frostbite can happen quickly – your child is reminded of this by chaperones – but make sure they have adequate covering. There will be no individual make up sessions or refunds. Activity Fee: The activity fee allows PLSAS to facilitate weekly field trips to Buck Hill, where open skiing, lift tickets and equipment rental are available to registered students. Please note that PLSAS Community Education is providing access to these activities, but they are not PLSAS programs or staff. PLSAS Community Education does provide 1 staff person as a resource and point of contact for students. Parent volunteers are recruited and background checked to assist students as needed. Helmets are included in the rental package (A & C) for this winter season. No Refunds after December 1. Processing fees will be deducted from any refund. Questions? Contact Community Education at 952.226.0310 or Martha Walz at 612.817.2336.

The temps are starting to drop and soon it will be that time of year again...the ski and snowboard season! Time to sign up for Middle School Ski and Snowboard Trips! We will head to Buck Hill on MONDAYS if the snow conditions permit. (Dec. 14, Jan. 4, Jan. 11, Jan. 25, Feb. 1) Rental Equipment: The cost of rental equipment is included in package “A” with the lift ticket or package “C” with NO lift ticket (option C is for season pass holders who need rental equipment). Equipment Trailer: Ski/Snowboard equipment trailers will be available between 6:50-7:15 am in the lower level TOMS parking lot for BOTH Hidden Oaks and Twin Oaks students. Lessons: Small group lessons are available at Buck Hill for both skiing and snowboarding and must be reserved using the provided link at least 48 hours in advance. Lessons cost $12.00 per lesson/per student and are separate from the program costs provided. The lesson times are 4:15 to 5:15 pm or 5:30 to 6:30 pm. Students meet at the Snow Sports Meeting Flag near the rental shop. Attendance will be taken by the instructors. Transportation: The buses will leave the Middle School south parking lots at 2:30 pm. The transportation is one-way so students need to be picked up at Buck Hill by the clock tower no later than 7:30 p.m. Supervision of students will end at 7:30 p.m. There will be a before school equipment drop-off site (trailer) at Twin Oaks Middle School for both schools. Students are not allowed to bring any equipment on regular school buses. Equipment drop-off time is 6:45-7:15 am. Please label and secure equipment together for safe keeping. A ski or snowboard bag is highly recommended to guard against scratches. We also encourage students to purchase a lock specially made for ski equipment or use the Buck Hill ski lock up area. Please note: Parents of students that do not get on the bus before its departure will not be notified. Please create a back-up plan with your student in the event they miss the bus. Meals: Outside food is not allowed. Please bring money to purchase dinner items such as hot dogs, hamburgers, french fries, etc. (5-7). Money can be placed on a Buck Hill debit card also. Cancellation: Due to adverse weather conditions – ski trips can be cancelled after your child has arrived at school. If school closes early – no ski trip…If all after school activities get cancelled – no ski trip. In these cases your child will be notified by a school announcement and will be sent home according to his/her normal routine. As a parent – be prepared!!! If you dropped off skis or snowboard – the pick-up will be the next morning from 6:45-7:15 a.m. (the usual drop-off time) at Twin Oaks MS. If you cannot pick up your child’s equipment – please make arrangements for an alternate plan – neighbor, friends, etc. It makes it very hard to store equipment for a week in the school and we can’t guarantee its safety. If all other plans fail – you can call. If you are in doubt about a cancellation – call 952-226-0310. Normally we do not cancel unless the school or Buck Hill does the cancellation. One more reason to make sure your child has warm clothing and face covering in some situations. Frostbite can happen quickly – your child is reminded of this by chaperones – but make sure they have adequate covering. There will be no individual make up sessions or refunds. Activity Fee: The activity fee allows PLSAS to facilitate weekly field trips to Buck Hill, where open skiing, lift tickets and equipment rental are available to registered students. Please note that PLSAS Community Education is providing access to these activities, but they are not PLSAS programs or staff. PLSAS Community Education does provide 1 staff person as a resource and point of contact for students. Parent volunteers are recruited and background checked to assist students as needed. Helmets are included in the rental package (A & C) for this winter season. No Refunds after December 1. Processing fees will be deducted from any refund. Questions? Contact Community Education at 952.226.0310 or Martha Walz at 612.817.2336.

Skyhawks Basketball is a fundamentals-based program that teaches dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive skills through engaging drills and games. Players stay active while building confidence and understanding of the game. Emphasizes teamwork, sportsmanship, and skill development in a positive environment.

Skyhawks Pickleball introduces one of today’s fastest-growing sports through fun, active instruction. Players learn basic strokes, serving, movement, and scoring while building coordination and confidence through games and partner activities. Encourages teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship.

Skyhawks Volleyball introduces passing, setting, serving, and movement through fun, age-appropriate instruction and activities. Participants learn the basics of teamwork and communication while building coordination and confidence. A great way to stay active and develop foundational volleyball skills.

Stop struggling with sleep apnea and start thriving! As foundational chiropractors, we show you how to unwind internal cranial stress that tightens the dura, "strangulating" your nervous system and tightening your whole system. This breakthrough class reveals how to release that deep pressure for a total system reset! Plus, you’ll learn simple at-home exercises to improve cranial motion and reclaim your breath. Discover the secret to better sleep and potentially end sleep apnea for good!

Slow Flow offers the same mindful sequencing and breath-to-movement connection as our traditional Flow class, but at a slower pace. This class is designed to help you move with intention through flowing transitions while allowing more time in each pose to deepen your awareness, build strength, and explore alignment. Longer holds offer the opportunity to refine your practice and cultivate a sense of calm and steadiness. This class can be tailored to your own pace, so all fitness levels will benefit. However, it is recommended that students in this class are able to get up and off the floor unassisted to participate.