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Five Keys to Retiring FearlesslyFinancesThis workshop helps attendees discover five keys to unlocking a retirement where they could have confidence in their ability to live out their dreams. The Five Keys are guaranteed income, protection from volatility, don’t outlive your savings, pick your own tax bracket, and protection from the “what ifs.” www.Thrivent.com2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
Focus ClassesEach Class offers the ECFE experience including PACT followed by children's learning and play time and a parent discussion. Parents move to a separate room for discussion. Child care is available.Category -
FolwellSchool 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. 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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Food Union: Intro to CheeseTastePlease join this class for a guided tasting of five curated cheeses from at least three different milks, ranging from approachable to a little funky. Each cheese is explored alongside essential accompaniments that bring out texture and flavor in every bite. Small-batch non-alcoholic wines or cocktails are included for a curious look at what’s new and emerging. A relaxed, interactive tasting focused on discovery, conversation, and good cheese.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
WaitlistForging the Mouse HawkArts and CraftsJoin Mark for a fun class where you will learn to make a small mouse hawk from a railroad spike! The mouse hawk is perfect for throwing or chopping kindling. You will learn how to upset the metal, use the pein of the hammer to move metal, pierce the spike using a chisel, and heat treat to harden the edge. Have some fun, learn some new skills, and go home with a mouse hawk from Homestead Blacksmith! Instructor will provide: all necessary equipment, supplies, beverages, and snacks. You will need to wear/bring: long pants, leather shoes (boots preferred), gloves, safety glasses/hearing protection, face mask, and your lunch. You may bring your own hammer/tools, if you prefer.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
WaitlistForging the Viking KnifeArts and CraftsIn this class, students will learn traditional hand forging skills to make iron items typical of those found in 8th-10th century Norway. Students will make a firesteel Viking-style knife. Blacksmithing experience is helpful, but not required. (See Introduction to the Forge). Instructor will provide: all necessary equipment, supplies, beverages, and snacks. You will need to wear/bring: long pants, leather shoes (boots preferred), gloves, safety glasses/hearing protection, face mask, and your lunch. You may bring your own hammer/tools, if you prefer.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
Foundations of Traditional Beadwork (Ages 14+)Arts and CraftsDiscover the art of beadwork in this relaxing evening class series! Whether you're looking to learn a new hobby, create meaningful handmade gifts, or simply enjoy a creative night out, this course will introduce you to essential beading techniques from start to finish. Learn how to design, stitch, and complete beautiful beaded projects while building the confidence to continue creating on your own. No prior experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm! Multiple class dates are available to fit your schedule. Instructors: Kelly Aune and Kara Paske2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
FranklinSchool 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. 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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WaitlistFridge Worthy CreationsPotteryIn this fun two-part hand-building class, you’ll create your very own custom clay magnets! During the first one-hour session, you’ll shape, design, and add texture or details to your pieces. Then in the second class, you’ll glaze your magnets using vibrant Stroke & Coat glazes to add bright color and personality. A quick, creative project that’s perfect for all skill levels!2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
Friendsgiving DinnerReason to CelebrateHave you heard of Friendsgiving? This is a chance to get together and be thankful for our friends before we head off to gather with family to celebrate Thanksgiving. Join your Community Education friends for a catered dinner of an entrée, dessert, and beverage at Dakota Middle School. You are welcome to invite a friend or family member to sign up and join you.2026 Fall Adults With Exceptional Abilities
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From Idea to Action: How to Start Your BusinessFinancesDo you have a business idea but don’t know where to begin? This free two-session training is designed to show you the basic steps on how to move from just an idea to “NOW OPEN!” You will walk away with relevant skills and information on how to: Register your business and everything needed to get started Find money to start your business Market and grow your business Take care of your money, pay required taxes, and more! Session One: Introduction to starting a business Objective: Understand what it takes to own a business, set up and register your business to operate legally, know the type of license you may need, and all other relevant information. Getting started Value for Customers: Why should we buy from you? Marketing: Target market, customer segments, and marketing outlets Business structure: LLC, S-Corp., Sole Pr., etc. Business registration needs: EIN, MN Revenue ID, Business license Session Two: Money Matters Objective: Learn how to fund your business, what a loan involves, how to have a business bank account, taxes, and keeping your money. Funding and funding sources Loan fundamentals Setting up a business bank account Bookkeeping and Taxes Getting paid (payment systems)2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
From Overwhelmed to Organized: Simplify Your PhotosHomeFeeling overwhelmed by the number of photos on your phone, devices, or tucked away in boxes? You’re not alone. Many of us have thousands of photos with no clear way to manage them. In this encouraging, step-by-step class, you’ll learn a simple, practical approach to decluttering, organizing, and sharing your digital and printed photos, videos, keepsakes, and stories. Leave with a clear starting point, easy-to-use strategies, and the confidence to make steady progress.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
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Starting SoonFun with RideAbilityOut & AboutJoin RideAbilty as they celebrate 30 years of providing adaptive riding experiences for our community. Our three-hour visit will include grooming and saddling horses, painting horses with washable dyes, relay races, and other games. Everyone will have the opportunity to ride a horse with the supervision of trained staff and volunteers. Upon registration, we will forward you the necessary liability/permission documentation which must be returned to Community Education or brought to the event. Everyone attending, including staff, must complete the RideAbility Participation Form. For more information and directions visit RideAbility's website at www.rideability.org. We will meet at the stables at noon. Promised Meadows, 55523 280th Avenue, Pine Island, MN 559632026 Fall Adults With Exceptional Abilities -
GageSchool 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. 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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Starting SoonGhost Hunting 101: Favorite HauntsHobbiesPerhaps you’ve watched a favorite TV ghost hunting team investigate a haunted location and wondered what it would be like to actually go ghost hunting? GH101 provides the basics on ghost hunting, and includes personal stories, experiences, and audio evidence captured on actual investigations by a local seasoned ghost hunter, psychic, and medium! Favorite “haunts” shared in this class include The Mansfield Reformatory, The Myrtles Plantation, a historic farmhouse in Iowa, The Mantorville Opera House, Restoration House and Log Cabin, Mrs. B’s Bed & Breakfast, Prospect Place, a few local haunts, and more!2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
Ghost Hunting 201HobbiesSo, you want to be a ghost hunter? In GH101 we learned the basics of simple investigations and were entertained with stories, photos, and actual EVP evidence. In GH201, we delve deeper into the context of paranormal investigating, including technique, research, and analysis. This presentation includes proper safety and protective measures as we look at the darker side of some haunted locations. The primary investigative subjects for this class will be The Villisca Ax Murder House (Villisca, Iowa) and the Lemp Mansion (St. Louis, Missouri). You will see actual video and hear real EVP's captured by the After-Hours Paranormal Investigations team. GH101 is a prerequisite.2026 Fall Adult Catalog -
GibbsSchool 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. 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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Gingerbread House DecoratingCrafty CornerIt's time to decorate your annual gingerbread house for the holidays. There will be plenty of icing and sprinkles to go around!2026 Fall Adults With Exceptional Abilities