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November Lunch & Learn (Free for Members!)Classes and EnrichmentThis presentation is FREE for members and just $10 for non-members, but you must pre-register. Join us for a wonderful educational opportunity and enjoy lunch on us!School Year 26-27
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Nuevas FronterasKids ClubKids Club is the School Age Child Care program in South Washington County Schools. Students grade K-5 are eligible. Care provided before and after school within SoWashCo Schools during the school year. Full Day care at combined locations during the summer and non-school days. Registration is based on space availability. Fees apply. Contact InformationSchool Year 2026-27 Kids Club Site -
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October 2026 - Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood screening is a free and simple check of how your child is growing, developing and learning. Screening is required by the State of Minnesota for any child enrolling in a public school and is provided free of charge. While screening is required prior to kindergarten, the recommended age is 3 and is required prior to enrollment in preschool and pre-kindergarten programs. For more information, visit the Minnesota Department for Children, Youth and Families website. During screening a trained professional will check: vision and hearing height and weight immunization history large and small muscles thinking, language and communication skills social and emotional development You will complete a screening summary review and discuss any concern you may have with a licensed early childhood screening professional. Screening between the ages of 3 and 4 provides the best opportunity for any health or developmental concerns to be found early. When screening results indicate to families and screeners that they need to take a closer look at a child’s development, the child may be referred for a health assessment, early childhood mental health assessment or an educational evaluation. Screening does not diagnose. Screening supports children as successful learners and promotes positive developmental outcomes. Screening may also lead to referrals for early learning opportunities. When scheduling your child's appointment, please click the "check out" button at the bottom of the page. You will receive a confirmation email with details about your child's appointment. Where is screening held? Early Childhood Screening Office, District Program Center, 8400 E. Point Douglas Rd. S., Cottage Grove, MN 55016 What if my child has already been screened? If your child has been screened in another district, please send the screening summary to our office: screening@sowashco.org, Fax: 651-425-2720 For additional information or assistance with scheduling an appointment, call our Early Learning office at 651-425-7160 or 651-425-7181. If you need an interpreter, please call us at: 651-425-7160 or 651-425-7181 Español: Si usted no entiende la información, por favor llámenos al (651) 425-7209 Hmoob: Yog koj tsis totaub qhov tsab ntawv, thov hu rau vim muaj yam tseem ceem. Ua koj tsaug. 651-425-7160 Ti?ng Vi?t: N?u b?n không hi?u các thông tin, xin vui lòng g?i cho chúng tôi 651-425-7160 Soomaaliga: Haddii aad u baahan tahay turjumaan, fadlan wac 651-425-7160 Notice: Eye exam and declining questions Early childhood developmental screening helps a school district identify children who may benefit from district and community resources available to help in their development. Early childhood developmental screening includes a vision screening that helps detect potential eye problems but is not a substitute for a comprehensive eye exam. The parent or guardian may decline to answer questions or provide information about family circumstances that might affect development and identification of risk factors that may influence learning. Declining to answer questions or provide information does not prevent the child from being enrolled in kindergarten or first grade if all other screening components are met.School Year 26-27 -
October Lunch & Learn (Free for Members!)Classes and EnrichmentThis presentation is FREE for members and just $10 for non-members, but you must pre-register. Join us for a wonderful educational opportunity and enjoy lunch on us!School Year 26-27
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Ornament Making with Kidcreate Studio (1 hr)CreateWe’re back with brand new ornaments! Join us for an ornament making party. We will set up 4 stations, each with a different ornament project. You and your child will create adorable wooden Christmas trees, silly gnomes, and so much more! These ornaments will make great keepsakes or holiday gifts! Children must be accompanied by a caregiver.Fall 2026 -
Ornament Making with Kidcreate Studio (3 hr)CreateWe’re back with brand new ornaments! Join us for an ornament making party. We will set up 4 stations, each with a different ornament project. Your child will create an adorable wooden Christmas tree, a silly gnome and so much more! These ornaments will make great keepsakes or holiday gifts! This is a great class for siblings to attend together! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.Fall 2026 -
Own Your NIL: A Course Helping Students and Parents Navigate the "Name, Image, and Likeness" LandscapeSkills and DevelopmentHelping students and parents understand the NIL landscape and how to support their student-athletes responsibly. Topics include:• Understanding NIL rules and evolving policies • Protecting student-athletes from predatory opportunities • Social media and reputation considerations • Financial literacy and long-term decision-making • Supporting balance between athletics, academics, and developmentFall 2026
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Parent Discussion Book Series - Balanced and Barefoot (DP)Multi-AgeBalanced and Barefoot: How Unrestricted Outdoor Play Makes for Strong, Confident, and Capable Children by Angela J. Hanscom - Parent Discussion Book Series This parent book study explores the value of nature play and its impact on children’s development, well-being, and learning. Through guided discussions, reflections, and shared experiences, participants will examine key ideas from the selected text and consider how time in nature supports creativity, resilience, and overall health and development. Participants will purchase the book independently. Children will be provided with a sibling care experience while parents attend the book discussion. DP707-2; Parents; 1:30 - 3:30 pm Tuesdays at District Program CenterFall 2026 -
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Parent Discussion Book Series - The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (LR)Multi-AgeThe Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read by Philippa Perry - Parent Discussion Book Series Join us for a supportive and insightful book discussion series centered around The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read by Philippa Perry. A reflective, relationship-centered read about how our own childhood experiences and emotional patterns show up in parenting. Focuses on connection, repair, communication, and gently untangling the family baggage we did not technically ask to inherit. Class sessions will involve thoughtful discussions, allowing parents to share insights, reflect on their experiences and build a supportive parenting community. Participants will purchase the book independently. Children will be provided with a sibling care experience while parents attend the book discussion. LR708-3; Parents; 9:00 - 11:00 am Wednesdays at Liberty Ridge Site 2Fall 2026 -
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Park Youth Wrestling ProgramAthletics (Camps & Clinics)PARK YOUTH WRESTLING PROGRAM: COST: $80 or $100Please also make sure to mark child's date of birth and grade.WHERE: Park Senior High Wrestling Room - In the Activity Center. PreK-2: This session will focus on wrestling fundamentals and techniques culminating with an In-House Tournament in early to mid-December. Weekend tournaments will be announced and promoted to those wrestlers looking for more competition. This is for first-to-second year wrestlers in grades PreK-2. Returning wrestlers OR new wrestlers in third grade or higher, please refer to other session. T-shirts will be made available early in the season, and medals will be given out at the end of the session tournament. Mondays/Wednesdays - Nov. 2 through Dec. 16 from 6:00-7:00pm (Course # C200 - $80) For grades PreK-2. Grades 3-5: This session will focus on wrestling fundamentals and techniques culminating with an In-House Tournament in early to mid-December. Weekend tournaments will be announced and promoted to those wrestlers looking for more competition. Wrestlers competing in tournaments and team events will also need to obtain a USA Wrestling card through MNUSAWRESTLING.ORG Mondays/Wednesdays - Nov. 2 through Dec. 16 from 7:10-8:30pm (Course # C201 - $100) For grades 3-5. ATTIRE: T-shirts, shorts or sweats, socks, and wrestling shoes. ANY QUESTIONS: Call Mark Duffy 612-986-2246, or Jim LaBrosse at 651-425-3966Fall 2026
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Pickleball: Parent/Child (Ages 6-12)Athletics (Camps & Clinics)Grab a paddle and team up with your kid for a fun intro to pickleball! We’ll cover the basics—serving, rallies, scoring—through easy drills and parent/child games. No experience needed and all equipment is provided. Perfect for families looking to learn, play, and laugh together. Designed for one adult and one child age 6 - 12 years old. Please register your child and add parent's name to registration.Fall 2026 -
Pine HillKids ClubKids Club is the School Age Child Care program in South Washington County Schools. Students grade K-5 are eligible. Care provided before and after school within SoWashCo Schools during the school year. Full Day care at combined locations during the summer and non-school days. Registration is based on space availability. Fees apply. Contact InformationSchool Year 2026-27 Kids Club Site -
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Pokémon Game CodingSTEMCode an interactive 2D Pokémon video game in Scratch, MIT’s drag-and-drop coding platform! Pick your favorite characters and bring them to life. Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. and not affiliated with this camp. 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 RAM Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work. Internet: Broadband internet Webcam, Microphone and Speakers Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class. Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard. Additional Technical Requirements: Scratch Website Scratch Account (sign-up information will be provided before class)Fall 2026
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Pottery Workshop - Families, Friends, and IndividualsCreateThis class is for those who love to create things with their hands. During this pottery workshop, participants will use a slab roller, extruder and an electric pottery wheel. Participants will use a variety of colors to glaze their pieces at the end of class. Both new and returning students are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring an apron or towel. Please register each person individually, must be at least 8 years old. Class meets at instructor Craig Seath’s Studio - 1023 7th St, Hudson, WI.Fall 2026 -
Pre-K Four'sFor children 4 years old by September 1, 2023 *Registration for the 2023-2024 school year is no longer available online. To register, please call 651-425-7160 or 651-425-7181.Child Care Program -
Preschool2026-27 Registration open! South Washington County Schools (SoWashCo Schools) Preschool program provides a high-quality preschool environment with a variety of options for families. Families can enroll at one of our Early Learning centralized locations or at an elementary site. Optional parent discussion groups are available with some classes at no additional charge with a child registration. The program provides class for 3-year-old's, 4-year-old's and mixed age classes for 3 and 4-year-old's learning together. Little Suns - 3 year old's - 2 or 3 half-days/week (3 years old by 9/1/25) $220/month Solar Sparks - 3-4 year's mixed ages - 2 or 3 half-days/week (3 or 4 years old by 9/1/25) $260/month Sunny Scholars - 4 year old's - 5 half-days/week (4 years old by 9/1/25) $440/month Please Note: A payment method is required to complete registration, you will NOT be charged until your child is placed in a class. If you're applying for financial assistance, there will be no charges while your application is being reviewed. If you don’t qualify, we’ll notify you before any payment is processed. (Financial assistance is available for families that meet certain State eligibility requirements. Financial assistance can be applied for online when you are registering for preschool.) Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Class confirmation and processing of the registration fee will serve as confirmation of your child’s placement. Registration will remain open for available preschool spots. If your first- and second-choice classes are full at the time of registration, your child will be placed on a waitlist. Families will be notified of available openings after completing the online registration process, and we will work to place children as openings become available.Child Care Program -
Preschool Three's & Multi-AgeFor children 3 or 4 years old by September 1, 2023. *Registration for the 2023-2024 school year is no longer available online. To register, please call 651-425-7160 or 651-425-7181.Child Care Program -
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PullmanKids ClubKids Club is the School Age Child Care program in South Washington County Schools. Students grade K-5 are eligible. Care provided before and after school within SoWashCo Schools during the school year. Full Day care at combined locations during the summer and non-school days. Registration is based on space availability. Fees apply. Contact InformationSchool Year 2026-27 Kids Club Site