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Deb Nystrom (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Level Up Your Genealogy 3: Refining Skills Online via Microsoft TeamsPersonal DevelopmentHere are even more research tips and tricks that you can instantly apply to your own research. I will be going through ways to retrain your brain to notice details and follow clues, practical tips for research, U.S. military records and research beyond the U.S.Fall 2025
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Line DancingClassesLine danceFall 2025
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Little Artists: ECFE Art ExplorationClassesStarting Soon18 Months to 5 Years A Hands-On Art Class for Young Children and Their Caregivers Get ready to get messy, create, and explore! Little Artists is a playful ECFE class that invites young children and their caregivers to dive into the world of art through open-ended, process-focused activities that spark imagination and creativity. In this class, you and your child will: Experiment with a variety of materials like paint, clay, collage, and more Explore color, texture, and shape through child-led, sensory-rich art experiences Support fine motor development, self-expression, and problem-solving Enjoy songs, stories, and movement to complement each week’s creative theme Caregivers also join in short parent discussions while children create, gaining insights into how art supports early development and how to encourage creativity at home. No artistic experience needed—just a willingness to play and explore together! Who Should Attend: Parents or caregivers with children ages 18 months to 5 years.Fall 2025
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Parker Knight (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Little GolfersSports and RecreationTGA’s Little Golfers Program is designed just for young players, with a 5:1 student-to-coach ratio for plenty of attention and hands-on instruction. Kids learn the basics—grip, stance, swing, putting, and chipping—through fun games and activities, while also exploring golf rules, etiquette, and a STEAM tie-in. Parents are welcome to assist, and no experience or equipment is needed—we’ve got it all covered. Each participant gets a TGA hat, handbook, and wristband, plus fun prizes throughout the program.Fall 2025
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Little Nature ExplorersEnrichmentJoin EcoElsa to explore through nature learning about the plants and animals that call it home. We will do a wide variety of outdoor activities that are great for preschoolers to get their minds and bodies moving!Winter-Spring 2026
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Starting SoonLittle Twister Preschool GymnasticsGymnasticsAges 3-5 Kids have fun learning the fundamentals of the bars, beam, floor and trampoline. Develop coordination and listening skills. Build confidence and independence without parental supervision.Fall 2025
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Living Fully, Dying Peacefully: Embracing Death's Sacred Journey & the Role of a Death DoulaHealth and WellnessThis 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.Fall 2025
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MHSRC 55+ Driver Discount Program55+ Driver Discount ProgramDrivers over 55 are eligible to receive a 10% discount on their auto insurance upon completion of this program. This 4 hour program offers a learning experience for participants by providing instruction from a certified professional who uses the most up-to-date research in the field. Instructors have completed 40 hours of training and must complete a re-certification program by MHSRC every three years. Topics covered include but are not limited to: visual scanning techniques, steering techniques, anti-lock brake systems, airbag safety and new vehicle technology. Classes are held at the DEC (Diamondhead Education Center) Meeting Room. Please note there is a $10 fee for any changes on prepaid classes and no refunds if you are unable to attend a prepaid class.Fall 2025
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Make Ahead Boards Online via ZoomCooking SchoolIf it’s a board for 3, 30, or 350 Kirsten has arranged them all, and you can too! The best boards contain many elements that can be prepped ahead, so cook along with Kirsten as she makes Quick Pickled Vegetables and Spiced Nuts, then follow along—or take notes for later—as she adds fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and/or dips then kicks it up a notch with edible garnishes. We’ll talk about what elements make up a well-rounded cheese board, how to arrange cured meats for charcuterie boards, when to go beyond the traditional, and how to source local products. Recipe handout will be provided before class and link to class recording shared afterwards.Fall 2025
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Make Money as a Freelance Writer: A Beginner’s Guide Online via ZoomTechnology & DevicesIf you’ve got a way with words and love to write, freelance writing has emerged as a significant force in the gig economy, offering flexibility, independence and away to make money online and offline, for supplemental income or a full-time career. You’ll learn the top 10 areas of freelance writing, as well as how to create writing samples and pitches/queries, develop your freelance writing “brand,” and find reliable job boards and avoid content mills. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee, and include links to more than 1,000 ways to get paid as a freelance writer. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class. LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education.Fall 2025
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WaitlistMarvelous MacaronsCooking SchoolAge 18+ What a beautiful cookie! Make and assemble three different flavored cookies with yummy fillings too. Each student will take home a lovely box of cookies to give as a gift (or just eat them yourself)! A supply fee of $13 per student is payable to the instructor in class.Fall 2025
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Mat Pilates with NaseemaFitnessPilates is a total body, low impact workout focusing on core muscles. It is a safe, powerful workout suitable for all age groups. Focus on controlled, concentrated exercises, to stretch, strengthen, and sculpt for better flexibility, posture, and movement. Practice Mat Pilates with added variations for additional resistance. Bring your water bottle and a Pilates mat or thicker Yoga mat. Bring your water bottle and a Pilates mat or thicker Yoga mat. Naseema has over a decade of experience as a certified group fitness instructor.Fall 2025
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Daria Focht (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Matcha 101Cooking SchoolMatcha is everywhere—but how much do you really know about it? From its ancient roots to modern trends, this class dives deep into the world of matcha. Discover how it’s grown, crafted, and prepared, and learn how to tell the difference between true matcha and other powdered teas. Along the way, we’ll explore its rich history, cultural significance, and evolving role today. And yes—there will be matcha to taste! The registration fee includes the $30 supply fee for the following materials: Chawan, Chasen, Sieve, Chashaku, and Kuse Naoshi. If you have your own supplies and are able to bring them to class, select the option without the supply fee during registration.Fall 2025
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Meal Deal 2025Special EventsA Meal Deal to Remember We have joined with Perkins, the Burnsville/Savage Lions and 191 Community Educaiton to make a delicious, ready to heat & eat oven roasted turkey dinner available just in time for the snowflakes! A pre-cooked, ready-to-heat turkey dinner with mashed potatoes, sage dressing, gravy, corn, cranberry sauce and piece of pumpkin pie for $8.00. Choose your pick up time when ordering. Either: 9:00 to 11:00 am or 1-3 pm on Wednesday, November 19. Order deadline is Friday, November 7 at 12 noon. Drive by pick up at Diamondhead Education Center, 200 W. Burnsville Pkwy. (lower level, east side at Door 11). If you qualify for free or reduced educational benefits and want us to consider a family discount, please call 952-707-4150. Questions, please call 952-707-4120.Fall 2025
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Medicare Made SimpleMoney MattersAs you get closer to age 65, you may feel bombarded with information about Medicare. Simplify that information and learn the basics of Medicare. You will get an overview for Medicare coverage and explanations of Part A,B,C and D. You'll also learn about how and when to apply and how to avoid penalties. There will be plenty of time for questions. All ages are welcome to attend. Melody Manthey is a licensed insurance representative.Fall 2025
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Metabolism Boosters & Busters Online via ZoomHealth and WellnessIn the past you probably could drop weight by cutting back on calories or exercising a bit more. But then suddenly the scale stops moving, and you just can’t seem to lose weight. THE GOOD NEWS -You could lose up to 20 pounds in a year – without eating less. Just by revving up your metabolism, you can burn more calories every day, lose fat, boost energy, feel stronger and more fit. In this class, you will learn 20 SIMPLE things you can do every day to boost your metabolism.Fall 2025
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Middle School Chess- Fall OnlyTeenGrade 6-8 The "King of Games and the Game of Kings." Chess is a fun game of strategy proven to improve concentration and build brain power. Tuition includes premium subscription to Chesskid.com. Subscription includes video tutorials, online practice puzzles and leveled play, as well as the opportunity to play other chess club members online from home. When enrollment permits, chess club is divided by ability. Chess clubs are coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach of the award winning ISD 191 chess teams. Coaching staff ranges from classroom teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term love of the game.Fall 2025
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Middle School Chess- Full YearTeenGrade 6-8 The "King of Games and the Game of Kings." Chess is a fun game of strategy proven to improve concentration and build brain power. Tuition includes premium subscription to Chesskid.com. Subscription includes video tutorials, online practice puzzles, and leveled play, as well as the opportunity to play other chess club members online from home. When enrollment permits, chess club is divided by ability. Chess clubs are coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach of the award winning ISD 191 chess teams. Coaching staff ranges from classroom teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term love of the game.Fall 2025
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Middle School Chess- Winter/Spring OnlyTeenGrade 6-8 The "King of Games and the Game of Kings." Chess is a fun game of strategy proven to improve concentration and build brain power. Tuition includes premium subscription to Chesskid.com. Subscription includes video tutorials, online practice puzzles and leveled play, as well as the opportunity to play other chess club members online from home. When enrollment permits, chess club is divided by ability. Chess clubs are coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach of the award winning ISD 191 chess teams. Coaching staff ranges from classroom teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term love of the game.Winter-Spring 2026
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Starting SoonMidweek Yoga with AlpaFitnessAll Levels Age 14-16 are welcome with paid adult Focus on opening, stretching and strengthening for better mobility and since we meet in the evening, relaxation. Each session will provide more adaptations than the previous. We end each meeting with restorative or yin poses. Wear loose, comfortable, layered clothing, bring a yoga mat, towel, and water bottle.Fall 2025
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Edsel Little (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Mile High Apple PieCooking SchoolAge 18+ Fall is in the air! With that comes apple season. This is the time of year to make the very best apple pie. Students rave about this fun class! If you say, “I can’t make pies” then this class is for you. Nancy will take you through all the steps, from making a crust, to preparing all the filling for your pie using the freshest apples. You will be surprised how easy it is! Each student will leave class with a hot apple pie to share with family and friends. Boxes will be provided. Please bring a rolling pin, if you have one. Supply fee of $15.00 paid to instructor in classFall 2025
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Moms & BabiesClassesWaitlistBirth to 12 Months An ECFE Class for Connection, Support, and Growth in the First Year The first year of your baby’s life is filled with wonder, questions, and big changes—for both of you. Moms & Babies is a gentle, welcoming ECFE class designed for mothers and their infants (birth to 12 months) to learn, connect, and grow together in a supportive community. In this class, you will: Spend quality time bonding with your baby through songs, movement, and sensory play Explore topics like sleep, feeding, development, returning to work, and postpartum well-being Share experiences and build friendships with other new moms Gain confidence and support from experienced parent educators Whether you're a first-time mom or adding to your family, this class offers a nurturing space to celebrate milestones, navigate challenges, and grow in your parenting journey. Who Should Attend: Mothers with babies ages birth to 12 months.Fall 2025
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