Enrich your life today by signing up for our adult enrichment classes. Elevate your skills, broaden your horizons, and embrace lifelong learning with us!
Our goal is to provide tools for children to develop skills needed to promote successful transition into kindergarten, be mindful of each child's individualized style of learning and promote a sense of self-worth and community.
Early Childhood Screening is a quick and simple check of how your child is learning and growing. It identifies possible health or learning concerns so children can get help before starting school.
What is ‘Experiential Education’? Experiential Education is a teaching philosophy which engages learners with direct experiences. It focuses on moral values, increasing knowledge and awareness, developing life skills, and understanding their contribute.
Tiger Cub Child Care is available to children ages six weeks through Preschool age, providing we can meet the needs of that child. We follow the District #241 school calendar and operate from 6:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
A variety of opportunities for youth to learn, grow and build friendships.
Drivers aged 55 and above are encouraged to sign up for our defensive driving courses. These sessions will help you enhance your driving skills and develop a fresh understanding of traffic safety.
The courses will address financial obligations, future planning, budgeting, income, career development, spending habits, credit management, saving, and investments.
Our day trips are organized in collaboration with Austin, Owatonna, and Waseca Community Educations, as well as the Albert Lea Senior Center. Experience a day full of adventure with a relaxing bus ride, eliminating the need for driving.
Let's keep those bodies moving! We offer many fitness classes that welcome all levels of fitness.
Discover classes on Health & Wellness. Get started on Revolutionary Self-Care: Embrace, Nurture, and Grow Your Authentic Self.
Unleash your imagination and explore the world of crafting and hobbies with our variety of classes.
Located by the Brookside Boat Landing
Our recreation experiences teaches you skills through hands on learning.
Our in-person Driver’s Education program prepares students for the Minnesota Graduated Driver’s License Test (GDL), including the knowledge exam, while helping students build the skills needed for safe, responsible driving.
Age Requirement: Students must be at least 14½ years old by the start of class.
Class Structure: This in-person option includes 30 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of Behind-the-Wheel training. Classes meet three hours a day for 10 days, Monday through Friday.
Registration Fees & Deadlines: Early bird registration is $405 and ends two weeks before the start of class. The standard registration fee is $425 and applies during the two weeks before class begins. The final registration deadline is one week prior to the start date.
First Day Attendance: Attendance on the first day of class is required. Students who do not attend may lose their spot to a waitlisted student and need to transfer to a future class.
Course Completion: Students have two weeks after the classroom portion has ended to finish any outstanding coursework. Failure to do so will result in indelibility for their Classroom Certificate of Completion. Students who miss this deadline will need to re-enroll and retake the entire course without a refund.
Permit Test: If available, students who are age 15 by the end of class may have an opportunity to take the permit test on the last day of class. If this is available, students must provide their original Social Security card and birth certificate at the start of the last day of class, no copies accepted. If the permit test is not offered in class, students must schedule their own exam online at a DMV location. Testing locations can be found on our website under the "Knowledge Exam Appointment" tab.
Additional Information: Full course and contract details, policies, and requirements will be provided during the online enrollment process.
For more information on Driver’s Education, including details for homeschool students, behind-the-wheel instructor training, and how to schedule a knowledge exam or road test appointment, please visit our Driver’s Education section on the district website. There, you can also print paper contracts, access the online Driver’s Education manual, download the student driving log, and find practice tests. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the Community Education office at 507-379-5318.
Jessica T Hatland
