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Tech Academy: Game Design With Roblox (Gr. 2-6)STEAM!Learn the basics of game design while creating your own 3D worlds in Roblox Studio! This class introduces students to the tools and possibilities Roblox offers for designing interactive games. They’ll explore how to build environments, add characters, and bring their ideas to life with simple coding. By the end of camp, each student will have created original projects that showcase their creativity and problem-solving skills. Bring a USB on the last day to save your games.2026 Summer Youth -
The Great Rainbow Bake Off (LGBTQ+ Youth Event)LGBTQ+Participate in a light-hearted baking competition inspired by popular TV shows The Great British Bake Off and Nailed It! Your team will be judged on flavor and design with the chance to win prizes. No prior baking experience is required. Many adult volunteers are needed to make this event possible. We welcome your help, especially if you are already a star baker! Note: Ingredient subsitutions may not be possible to accomodate dietary restrictions. All youth and adults must agree to the SLICE! Learning Kitchen safety policies before entering.2026 Summer Youth -
NewThe Guess Who / Bachman Turner OverdriveHobbiesJoin Paul as he uses a presentation with photos and music to tell the story of two of Canada’s most famous rock bands. The class will cover the history and songs of The Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO).2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewNic Kolbe (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)The Healing Practice of YogaWellnessThe focus of this class will be on bringing the mind and body together to create a sense of peace, improve self-knowledge, and increase strength, flexibility and balance. You will learn basic yoga practices, including: 25+ poses, instruction on safety, proper alignment for your body, modifications, breath practice, and meditation. The history and philosophy of yoga will also be discussed. Students must be able to get up and down off the floor. This class is designed for anyone who wants to brush up on the basics of yoga as well as beginners. Bring: a yoga mat, a bath towel, hand towel, and wash cloth.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewThe Lost Art of DyingWellnessWe only have one chance to experience a good death. Yet today, end-of-life is often overmedicalized, as noted in The Lancet’s 2022 report The Value of Death. This program draws on both modern research and the ancient text The Lost Art of Dying to reframe how we think about death and dying. Participants will learn about death literacy—understanding the natural processes of dying, exploring options for end-of-life care, and addressing the emotional and spiritual aspects of loss. Together, we will increase awareness of end-of-life choices, foster open and supportive conversations, and revive forgotten wisdom about how to face death with clarity and compassion. Join us to deepen understanding, ease fears about mortality, and explore the possibilities for transformation at life’s end.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
The Music Class® with Chrissy's Studio (Ages 4 mo-5 Years)MusicAre you ready to join us for 45 minutes of singing, dancing, learning, and fun? We can't wait to meet you! This is "step one" in your music education! Our class is full of high energy and interactive songs. Activities are designed and modified to benefit all ages from infants to grown-ups! Throughout class, the music and methods, inspired by research in early child development, offer a wide variety of styles, eras, regions, modes, and rhythms to maximize musical potential. Mixed-age classes offer developmental benefits and allow siblings to take this class together! Students registering for the session will receive digital music downloads of the current music collection and a book. Siblings under 6 months may attend free with a paid older sibling.2026 Fall Preschool -
Toddler Yearlong (12-42 Months)YearlongThis class isn’t just for toddlers—it’s for the grown-ups who love and care for them. Come ready to play, learn, and make joyful memories together. As your child practices independence and learns through play and social interactions, you will separate to discuss parenting techniques that help you appreciate the "little things" in your life. Open registration begins in the fall, followed by priority registration for our winter and spring sessions, allowing the group participants to remain together for the entire school year. New participants are welcome to register if space permits. Parents move to a separate room for discussion. Sibling care available.2026 Fall ECFE -
Toddler/Twos (18-30 Months)Age Group ClassesYour toddler’s road to independence has begun and you are both ready to spend some time apart. Your child will be able to explore their newfound independence as they learn to trust others and begin to test limits and boundaries as parents move to a separate room for discussion with a gradual addition of time each week.2026 Fall ECFE -
NewTransitioning to a Resilient & Sustainable FutureSustainabilityOur world is facing unprecedented social, economic, and ecological risks resulting from extreme growth over the past 100 years. Society is quickly approaching the limits to growth. With depleting resources, our future will have significantly less energy available, and we are unprepared for the impacts of this reality. In this course, we will explore the "how and why" of our current predicament and examine potential future pathways where our efforts could succeed. Sponsored by EarthFest and Destination Medical Center.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewTrash Talk: Finding the Proper Place for Your Waste in Olmsted CountySustainabilityWhether it’s household garbage, an old washing machine, or a can of paint, Olmsted County’s Integrated Solid Waste Management System provides a proper place for waste. Participants will learn about the unique services provided by the Recycling Center Plus, Hazardous Waste Facility, Yard Waste Compost Site, Waste-to-Energy Facility, and Kalmar Landfill. Class participants will also learn about the items that should and should not be placed in curbside garbage bins & recycling carts. Sponsored by EarthFest and Destination Medical Center.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewSDC10115 (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Tree IdentificationNatureCurious about the trees on your wooded property, or simply interested in learning more about the trees around you? This class begins with a one-hour slide presentation at Northrop, introducing participants to common tree species and key identification features. Participants will then travel to Essex Park to apply their knowledge in the field, identifying a variety of trees in a natural setting. Cosponsored by the Zumbro Valley Audubon Society. Rain date is Sun, Sep. 27th.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
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NewUnderstanding Addiction: Finding Hope for Individuals, Families, and CommunitiesWellnessSubstance Use Disorder (SUD) and addiction have reached epidemic proportions, ravaging individuals, families, and communities everywhere. Addiction affects all of us in one way or another. Whether you are a family member searching for answers or a concerned community member who wants to make a difference, please join us as we examine this baffling disorder. October 7: Learn the Facts – Understanding Addiction and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) The science of substance use and what we now know. Using knowledge to dispel stigma and misconceptions October 14: Hear The Stories – How Does Addiction Affect Our Community Hear from people on the front lines: law enforcement officers, social workers, first responders, outreach workers, health providers and treatment professionals and, most importantly, persons recovering from addiction. October 21: Understand the Impact on Families How can we provide healing and hope to families especially children who are often profoundly affected by this disease? October 28: Be Inspired By Hope - Finding Solutions Effective strategies for prevention, harm reduction, and treatment The many paths to recovery for individuals, families, and communities Please join us for any or all of the sessions to find the resources and inspiration to make a difference.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewVolleyball - IntermediateFitnessJoin us for an evening of intermediate to advanced level volleyball. Supervision only, no instruction.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
VolunteeringWelcome to rochesterschools Community Education! We are the team within rochesterschools Public Schools that promotes lifelong learning for all. Any volunteer opportunities we have available are listed below. We also offer adult enrichment classes related to art, finance, fitness, cooking, and much more!Category -
WashingtonSchool Age Child Care (SACC)The School Age Child Care Program is available at all Rochester Public Schools Elementary sites. The program provides a safe, nurturing environment where children can feel they are significant and they belong. Our goal of the School Age Child Care Program is to provide a variety of developmentally appropriate activities including arts/crafts, STEM activities, self-directed play, field trips, library, tech time, physical activities (indoor/outdoor), community service, and to offer an environment where homework is encouraged. 2026 Summer SACC Contract (June 8,2025-August 7,2025) Registration open at Overland You will register for summer and school year care separately based on your family needs. Registrations are reviewed in the order they are received in our online system and can take up to ten (10) business days to process. Accounts that have an overdue balance will not be processed. 2026-2027 School Year Contract (August 26,2026-June 3,2027) Registration is open at all sites SACC CONTRACTS INCLUDE: Before School (AM) & After School (PM) Care Choose your own schedule (1 day required/contract) Drop-In (non-scheduled -less than 7 day notice) Non-School Enrichment Days(NSED) School Year Contract only Inclement Weather Days (IWD) School Year Contract only PAYMENT Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, credit/debit cards and bank accounts are all accepted as a payment options. All payments are made online in your SACC account. SACC bills bi-weekly for care that has been previously scheduled. IMMUNIZATIONS Current immunizations are required to attend. You are required to keep them up to date with Rochester Public School District. For more information, you may contact: SACC office (507) 328-4040 Records and Registrations (507) 328-4200 MEALS Please contact Student Nutrition Services (507) 328-4250 if your child has specific dietary needs School Year Contracts: breakfast is available and will be charged to your Student Nutrition Services paypams accountSACC School Year (2026-27) SACC Site -
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NewWatercolor Class: Wildflowers in a VaseArts and CraftsSign up to learn how to paint wildflowers in a vase using basic watercolor techniques. This class is for beginners but everyone is welcome! Watercolor, paper, and brushes are available for use in the classroom. You will bring home a minimum of 5 small works on watercolor paper (2.5" x 3.5" ACEO collectible art card-sized minis) that you can then display in a frame or insert in greeting cards to send to friends and family. Participants are welcome to bring their own coffee or tea to sip as they paint.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewWatercolor TechniquesArts and CraftsThis class is designed for students who want to learn watercolor techniques beyond the basic wash. I will provide each student with a drawing to paint, and together we will explore various fun methods of working with watercolor. My goal is to keep it as simple as possible. Paint, paper with a design, brushes, and water cups will be provided.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewWavy Trinket TrayPotteryParticipants will create a stylish and functional handmade dish with an organic, wavy-rim design. This workshop is perfect for beginners and experienced artists who want to explore hand building techniques. Participants will learn a decoupaging technique for their finished pieces. Perfect for storing jewelry, keys, or small items. All skill levels welcome.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
Week By WeekMade to fit your schedule! Attend one class or all of the classes with our flexible "week by week" registration. Each class offers the ECFE class experience including parent and child time (PACT). Parent discussion also included. See class descriptions for information about separation.Category
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NewWhat Your Business is WorthFinancesLearn how business valuation can help ensure you’re on track to meet your personal and professional goals.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
NewWhat to Consider When Passing Your Farm on to the Next Generation - OnlineFinancesPassing a farm on to the next generation involves more than simply deciding who will receive the land. It requires careful planning to balance family relationships, financial realities, and long-term stewardship of the operation. This presentation will explore key issues families should consider when developing a succession plan, including how to transfer farmland and equipment, how to treat on-farm and off-farm heirs fairly, tax considerations, and strategies to help preserve the farm for future generations. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of the planning tools available and practical steps they can take now to help ensure a smooth and successful transition. This class will be held online. You will receive an email 2 days prior to the class date with the link to join the class.2026 Fall Adult Catalog