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Kids that Code (Gr. 1-3) - NEW!Nights, Weekends & Non-School DaysLearn coding fundamentals by creating a game with unique backgrounds, characters, and interactive storytelling! A great intro to game design in a collaborative, supportive environment. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5 days before class, please email virtual@techacademycamps.com. Home Technical Requirements:Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAMChromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work.Internet: Broadband internetWebcam, Microphone and SpeakersZoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class.Additional Technical Requirements:Scratch WebsiteScratch Account (sign-up information will be provided before class)CE Youth Fall 2026
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Kids' Company Preschool Child CareLAKERS PRESCHOOL CHILD CARE Lakers Preschool Child Care and LAKER 3s program of Kids’ Company, offer quality child care for our youngest learners. Serving families and children ages 3-5, these quality programs offer a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment for children to play, develop skills, and explore. Children are welcomed into a supportive classroom where everyone belongs and is celebrated for the qualities that make them unique. LAKER 3s PROGRAM LAKER 3s program of Kids’ Company, offers quality full-time child care for our youngest learners. LAKER 3s provides a dependable 5-day schedule. Options for standalone child care or in addition to 3 year old's Circle of Friends Preschool schedule. Children turning age 3 by September 1 can join and embark on their first experience as a LAKER.Child Care Program -
Kids' Company School-Age CareKids’ Company offers quality child care before and after school, full-day programming on most days when school is closed and summer. Kids’ Company is located in elementary buildings, serving Kindergarten through 5th grade students.Child Care Program -
Korean Cuisine Part 1: Kimchi - NEW!TasteKimchi is a cornerstone Korean dish developed over 2,000 years ago as a way to ferment produce to last over winter. While commonly made with cabbage, we will also discuss the many other fruits and vegetables that can be fermented in this style. Come learn how to make this Asian dish that only gets better over time! Youth Ages 12-17 may attend free with a paid adult.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Korean Cuisine Part 2: Kimbap - NEW!TasteKimbap is a Korean sticky rice dish that features fresh veggies and eggs rolled up in seaweed. Great as a snack or side dish and with hundreds of different ways to make it, come learn how to make Kimbap with a Korean culinary expert.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
La ola del lagoKids' Company School-Age CareLa ola del lago at Grainwood SchoolSchool-Age Care SY25-26 KC SAC Non-School Day Site -
La ola del lagoKids' Company School-Age CareLa ola del lago at WestWood Elementary SchoolSchool-Age Care SY26-27 KC SAC Non-School Day Site -
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Laker Pulse Dance Team (Gr. 6-8)After School Middle SchoolYou must register separately for fall and winter dance season. Winter: Laker Pulse Dance Team is a middle school program designed for dedicated dancers preparing for PLDT, the PLHS team. Dancers are selected through tryouts and participate in a winter competition season, with a focus on jazz and kick. Laker Pulse emphasizes strong technique, performance skills, and teamwork in a positive, challenging environment—helping dancers build the confidence, discipline, and foundation needed for success at the high school level and beyond. Winter Season is a competitive season in which participants compete in local school invites against other middle school teams. Dancers are responsible for buying their own jazz shoes and tights. Tryouts: Tentatively scheduled for October 19th & 20th 2:15-3:45pmCE Youth Fall 2026 -
Lakers Preschool ChildcareKids' Company Preschool Child CareEdgewood School and Jeffers Pond Elementary SchoolLakers Preschool Child Care SY26-27 KC PCC Non-School Day Site -
Lakers Preschool ChildcareKids' Company Preschool Child CareEdgewood SchoolLAKER 3s Child Care SY26-27 KC PCC Non-School Day Site -
Learn to Play PickleballWellnessRevSport pickleball participants learn and practice the fundamentals of this fast-growing sport, including all types of swings, serving, grip, and footwork. Each day features skill-building drills, fun gameplay, and friendly competitions. Classes are designed for all ability levels. All equipment is provided, participants may bring their own paddle. Athletic footwear required (no crocs, boots, or sandals).CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Learn to Sew BasicsCreateDiscover the fundamentals of sewing! In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn both hand-sewing and machine-sewing techniques while completing fun, beginner-friendly projects from scratch. All materials are provided—just bring your questions!CE Adult Fall 2026 -
LefseTasteDiscover the art of making traditional Norwegian lefse, a cherished treat for holidays, weddings, and special occasions. Learn the secrets to mixing, rolling, cooking, storing, and serving lefse while enjoying stories of its history and tradition. Sample your warm, freshly made lefse with classic fillings, then take home finished lefse and dough to bake and share with family and friends.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Little Movers - Ages 10-20 Months (Non-Separating)ToddlerBig changes are happening! This class is perfect for families whose babies are growing into busy, curious toddlers. Through play, movement, and connection, children and parents will enjoy support, encouragement, and community during this exciting stage of growth and discovery.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1
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Living Fully, Dying Peacefully: Embracing Death's Sacred Journey & the Role of a Death DoulaWellnessThis class offers a profound exploration of life’s transitions, integrating the compassionate support of a Death Doula with an exploration of six key areas of well-being: Physical, Emotional, Spiritual, Mental, Practical, and Ritual. Participants will gain insights into how a Death Doula guides individuals and families during the final stages of life and learn how to navigate life’s transitions with mindfulness, peace, and purpose. We'll explore the role of the Death Doula & the compassionate support they offer to both the dying & their loved ones. Reflect on what it means to live fully & die peacefully as we contemplate profound life questions. These reflections will guide meaningful conversations with loved ones and help you navigate life’s changes with mindfulness. Gain clarity, peace, and purpose, whether seeking personal growth or exploring death education. All are welcome.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Living with Alzheimer's for Care Partners: Building Your Support Network - NEW!FamilyExplore your care team, communicating the diagnosis to others, navigating work and family concerns and connecting with community resources.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Living with Alzheimer's for Care Partners: Planning for the Future - NEW!FamilyLearn about legal, financial and safety planning and how proactive decision-making can help prevent future challenges.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Living with Alzheimer's for Care Partners: Understanding the Diagnosis - NEW!FamilyLearn about the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia, accepting and adjusting to the diagnosis and joining the person living with Alzheimer's to form a partnership that will help you both in coping with new changes.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
Master Class Gelli Printing (Gr. 6-8) - NEW!After School Middle SchoolSay hello to your next creative obsession—Gelli printing! These magical plates let you play with paint, stencils, and tools to create jaw-dropping monoprints. In this hands-on master class, you'll learn a bunch of fun, easy printing techniques to whip up a masterpiece that is totally unique. Whether you're a first-timer or a printmaking pro, this master class is all about color, creativity, and having a blast. Spots are limited, so snag yours now and let the printing party begin!CE Youth Fall 2026 -
Maximize Your Social Security: A Guide for Married, Single, and Surviving SpousesMoneyAre you and your spouse nearing retirement age? Learn how to get the most out of your Social Security benefits as a couple. Topics include: how marriage impacts Social Security, deciding when to claim, coordinating with other income sources, taxes and social security, working while receiving benefits and techniques higher-earning couples can utilize. This class is essential for married couples wanting to ensure they receive their full share of the Social Security benefits they’ve earned.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 -
Medicare Made SimpleMoneyNavigating the world of Medicare can be both overwhelming and confusing. This class will help explain the basics of Medicare, what Medicare does (and doesn't) cover, options for additional coverage, enrollment periods, when and how to sign up, and how to avoid penalties and common mistakes. This event is for educational purposes only and no plan-specific benefits or details will be shared. For accommodations of persons with special needs at meetings call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227), TTY users call 1-877-486-2048.CE Adult Fall 2026