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Solar Speedsters - Build and Race Sun-Powered Cars (Ages 5-11) - NEW!Summer - E-STEMGet ready to race with the power of the sun! In this exciting new camp, kids will design and build their very own solar-powered racer cars while learning how sunlight can be turned into clean, renewable energy. Once their creations are ready, it’s time for the big Solar Race — where everyone’s cars compete in a fun, friendly showdown!CE Youth Summer 2026 -
NewSourdoughTasteSourdough became popular over the last year as a healthier alternative to white or whole wheat bread. The lower phytate levels mean it is more digestible and nutritious. The prebiotics also help to keep your gut bacteria happy, and it may be less likely to spike blood sugar levels. In class, you will make a dozen muffins and go home with other recipes and a small amount of starter to continue making sourdough at home. Bring a quart glass jar with a lid to class.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
NewSpanish for Adults - Conversation Basics - NEW!DiscoverThis course for adults focuses on basic Spanish conversation, everyday vocabulary, and practical communication skills. Students will learn through speaking activities, games, and interactive practice designed to build confidence and make learning enjoyable. These classes help adult learners—ranging from total beginners to advanced speakers—build fluency for travel, work, or everyday socializing through relevant, adult-focused topics.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Start Your Own Online Business: A Beginner's GuideMoneyNewLooking for ways to make money online? Turn your ideas or homemade products into income by starting an online business. You will learn how to: find a gap in a niche market and fill it; build your own website, and market your business effectively (including SEO) so potential customers will find you; take care of business forms and taxes; create multiple sources of income (including Affiliate commissions). You’ll also get info about the 25 most popular online businesses to start.CE Adult Fall 2026
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Steel Link Robotics & Engineering (Gr. 2-5) - NEW!Nights, Weekends & Non-School DaysNewInspire your child's inner engineer with e2 Young Engineers, a Harvard and EU-recognized STEM & Robotics program available in 50+ countries. Through hands-on projects, they'll build 4 robotic and motorized projects like rescue helicopters, airplane, dumpster truck, Landmine sweeper and learning about gear transmissions, kinematic joints and more. Develop critical thinking and creativity while exploring real-world engineering principles. *Internationally acclaimed Robotics and STEM programs recognized by Harvard Business School and European Union countries.CE Youth Fall 2026
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Summer - CookingCommunity Education programs end promptly at their scheduled end time. The child's authorized pick-up person should pick up when the class ends. If you will be arriving after the program ends please notify the Community Education office at 952-226-0310 and make arrangements for an emergency contact or authorized pick-up person to pick-up your child. If a child is picked-up from a program 10 minutes after the class ends, Community Education will assess a late pick up fee. Fees are as follows: Late Arrival up to 10 mins - $20 Late Arrival between 11-20 mins - $40 Late Arrival beyond 20 mins - $60 If your child is not picked up and you or your emergency contacts cannot be reached 30 minutes after the class ends, local authorities may be called to take responsibility for your child. If you are significantly late to pick up your child more than 3 times, Community Ed has the right to remove your child from any Community Ed programs with no refunds.Category -
Summer - E-STEMCommunity Education programs end promptly at their scheduled end time. The child's authorized pick-up person should pick up when the class ends. If you will be arriving after the program ends please notify the Community Education office at 952-226-0310 and make arrangements for an emergency contact or authorized pick-up person to pick-up your child. If a child is picked-up from a program 10 minutes after the class ends, Community Education will assess a late pick up fee. Fees are as follows: Late Arrival up to 10 mins - $20 Late Arrival between 11-20 mins - $40 Late Arrival beyond 20 mins - $60 If your child is not picked up and you or your emergency contacts cannot be reached 30 minutes after the class ends, local authorities may be called to take responsibility for your child. If you are significantly late to pick up your child more than 3 times, Community Ed has the right to remove your child from any Community Ed programs with no refunds.Category -
Summer - Imagine & DesignCommunity Education programs end promptly at their scheduled end time. The child's authorized pick-up person should pick up when the class ends. If you will be arriving after the program ends please notify the Community Education office at 952-226-0310 and make arrangements for an emergency contact or authorized pick-up person to pick-up your child. If a child is picked-up from a program 10 minutes after the class ends, Community Education will assess a late pick up fee. Fees are as follows: Late Arrival up to 10 mins - $20 Late Arrival between 11-20 mins - $40 Late Arrival beyond 20 mins - $60 If your child is not picked up and you or your emergency contacts cannot be reached 30 minutes after the class ends, local authorities may be called to take responsibility for your child. If you are significantly late to pick up your child more than 3 times, Community Ed has the right to remove your child from any Community Ed programs with no refunds.Category -
Summer - LearnCommunity Education programs end promptly at their scheduled end time. The child's authorized pick-up person should pick up when the class ends. If you will be arriving after the program ends please notify the Community Education office at 952-226-0310 and make arrangements for an emergency contact or authorized pick-up person to pick-up your child. If a child is picked-up from a program 10 minutes after the class ends, Community Education will assess a late pick up fee. Fees are as follows: Late Arrival up to 10 mins - $20 Late Arrival between 11-20 mins - $40 Late Arrival beyond 20 mins - $60 If your child is not picked up and you or your emergency contacts cannot be reached 30 minutes after the class ends, local authorities may be called to take responsibility for your child. If you are significantly late to pick up your child more than 3 times, Community Ed has the right to remove your child from any Community Ed programs with no refunds.Category -
Summer - PerformCommunity Education programs end promptly at their scheduled end time. The child's authorized pick-up person should pick up when the class ends. If you will be arriving after the program ends please notify the Community Education office at 952-226-0310 and make arrangements for an emergency contact or authorized pick-up person to pick-up your child. If a child is picked-up from a program 10 minutes after the class ends, Community Education will assess a late pick up fee. Fees are as follows: Late Arrival up to 10 mins - $20 Late Arrival between 11-20 mins - $40 Late Arrival beyond 20 mins - $60 If your child is not picked up and you or your emergency contacts cannot be reached 30 minutes after the class ends, local authorities may be called to take responsibility for your child. If you are significantly late to pick up your child more than 3 times, Community Ed has the right to remove your child from any Community Ed programs with no refunds.Category -
Summer - SportsCommunity Education programs end promptly at their scheduled end time. The child's authorized pick-up person should pick up when the class ends. If you will be arriving after the program ends please notify the Community Education office at 952-226-0310 and make arrangements for an emergency contact or authorized pick-up person to pick-up your child. If a child is picked-up from a program 10 minutes after the class ends, Community Education will assess a late pick up fee. Fees are as follows: Late Arrival up to 10 mins - $20 Late Arrival between 11-20 mins - $40 Late Arrival beyond 20 mins - $60 If your child is not picked up and you or your emergency contacts cannot be reached 30 minutes after the class ends, local authorities may be called to take responsibility for your child. If you are significantly late to pick up your child more than 3 times, Community Ed has the right to remove your child from any Community Ed programs with no refunds.Category -
Summer Swim LessonsSummer Swim Registration will open online starting March 1, 2026. Lesson times Session 1: Mon-Thu, June 15, 16, 17, 18 & June 22, 23, 24, 25 Session 2: Mon-Thu, June 29, 30, July 1, 2 & July 6, 7, 8, 9 Session 3: Mon-Thu, July 13, 14, 15, 16 & July 20, 21, 22, 23 Session 4: Mon-Thu, July 27, 28, 29, 30 & August 3, 4, 5, 6 HOW DO I KNOW WHAT LEVEL TO CHOOSE? Please review the level descriptions online or the Guidelines for Choosing The Right Lesson for Your Child PDF download to help determine your child's ability. You can view the class your child completed last by logging into your Eleyo Account/Dashboard/All Enrollments. Class recommendations from your child's instructor are on the completion card your child was given at the end of their last session.Category -
Super Science Saturday-Candy Chemistry (Ages 5-10) - NEW!Nights, Weekends & Non-School DaysNewDiscover the sweet side of science! Young chemists will explore amazing scientific concepts using colorful candy in exciting hands-on experiments. Create Skittles rainbows, uncover hidden colors with candy chromatography, investigate fizzing reactions, and build edible DNA models. Along the way, kids will learn about chemistry, diffusion, solubility, and more through fun, interactive activities. It's the perfect mix of science, creativity, and a little bit of sweetness!CE Youth Fall 2026
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Super Science Saturday-Elf STEM Academy (Ages 5-10) - NEW!Nights, Weekends & Non-School DaysNewCalling all junior elves! Step into Santa's workshop for a fun-filled STEM adventure where you'll tackle exciting engineering challenges inspired by the North Pole. Build the tallest toy tower, design Santa's sleigh, launch snowballs with catapults, create a gift delivery zip line, and solve festive science missions. Through hands-on experiments and creative problem-solving, young scientists will discover how engineering, physics, and teamwork help make holiday magic happen!CE Youth Fall 2026
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Super Science Saturday-Slime Lab (Ages 5-10) - NEW!Nights, Weekends & Non-School DaysNewGet ready for a squishy, stretchy science adventure! In Slime Lab, young scientists will discover the fascinating world of polymers by creating and testing different kinds of slime. Explore the unique properties of non-Newtonian materials, experiment with texture and elasticity, and investigate how slime changes when stretched, squeezed, and bounced. Through hands-on fun, kids will learn real chemistry while making their own slime creations to take home.CE Youth Fall 2026
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Super Science Saturday-Weather Wizards (Ages 5-10) - NEW!Nights, Weekends & Non-School DaysNewBecome a junior meteorologist and discover the science behind weather! Create a tornado in a bottle, build a cloud in a jar, design your own weather tools, and explore how wind, rain, and storms form through exciting hands-on experiments. Kids will investigate Earth's amazing atmosphere while making predictions, testing ideas, and uncovering the science behind the weather we experience every day. Perfect for curious scientists who love to explore!CE Youth Fall 2026
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Survive the Wild: Outdoor Engineers (Ages 6-9)Summer - E-STEMDo you have what it takes to survive in the Wild? In this cool camp you and your team will get challenged to create cool gadgets to “survive” in the Wild! From engineering a cool periscope, harness the power of the sun to cook (marshmallows! - yummy), engineer a device for drinkable water, engineer a shelter, and so much more, you'll return transformed from this cool adventure! These exciting STEM projects take place in the classroom, with some hands-on testing outdoors!CE Youth Summer 2026 -
NewSwipe Smart: A Safety Guide to Dating Apps - NEW!TechDating apps have changed the way we connect, but knowing how to protect yourself makes all the difference. This one-hour class covers how to navigate today's most popular dating apps, protect your personal information, and use built-in safety features so you can connect with others confidently and securely.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Tadpoles (Ages 3+)Category -
Tadpoles (Ages 3+)Tadpoles (Ages 3+)A child who enrolls in Tadpoles should meet the following requirements: Student must be 3 years old to sign up as parent will not be in the water. Must be potty trained Is usually between 3 and 5 years old. Either has not received lessons previously and/or is uncomfortable in the water. Being uncomfortable means they are hesitant to put their face in the water Is able to receive instruction and can adapt to a new environment without mom or dad within a few days of lessons beginningSummer Swim Lessons 2026 -
NewTake Control of Your Health: Conquer Pre-Diabetes & Diabetes - NEW!WellnessThis Diabetes Education Program is designed to empower individuals with pre-diabetes and diabetes, their families, and caregivers with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to effectively manage this chronic disease and lead healthier lives.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
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NewTaxes in RetirementMoneyIn retirement, your tax rate may vary widely over the years based on the timing and order. Learn about the following: the critical tax question you must answer BEFORE retirement, what the Social Security “tax trap” is and how you can avoid it and why tapping assets in the wrong order can trigger higher Medicare premiums. Securities offered through Parkland Securities, LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Fee-based investment advisory services offered through Sigma Planning Corporation, a registered investment advisor. Business and Family Advisors, LLC is independent of Parkland Securities, LLC and SPCCE Adult Fall 2026