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SSP Swim Club at Central Square (Ages 8-15)Sports & RecreationAre you looking for a local opportunity to refine your strokes and build endurance for swim team? Want some game time in the water with other swimmers? Summer Swim Club at Central Square is just the place to keep up your swimming muscles and enjoy the water. Workouts will include water safety skills, building fitness as a swimmer and fundamentals of using the diving board. Skill requirement: Must be able to swim 25 yards front crawl and 25 yards backstroke. Come prepared with a one-piece swimsuit, goggles, water bottle, towel and snack. Eat a hearty breakfast! Questions? Contact Monica at mschlemmer@sspps.orgSSP Youth Summer 2025
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SSP Swim Lessons - Parent Tot (Ages 12 mo - 4 yr)AquaticsParent Tot (Ages 12-48 months with parent/guardian) Learn to enjoy the water safely with your child for ages 12 to 48 months accompanied by a parent or guardian in the water. Registration tip: Children, at the age of 3, may register for Preschool 1 to be in a class without a parent or Parent Tot if the parent or guardian would like to accompany the child in the class. Preschool 1 with Parent (Parent Tot) Preschoolers in the Parent Tot class learn skills with the comfort of a parent or guardian in the water. Skills performed with flotation include: Enter and exit the water safely Submerge and explore underwater Glide and recover on front and back Float on back Roll over front to back, back to front Swim on front and back, 5 yd. Children ages 5 and up should register for Learn-to-Swim Lessons: Level 1.SSP Youth 2024-2025
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WaitlistSSP Swim Lessons: Level 3 (Ages 5 & Older)AquaticsLevel 3 - Stroke Development Participants, ages 5 and up, achieve basic swimming competency learning front crawl and elementary backstroke. Skills include: Jump into deep water Kneeling dive Survival float, back float and tread water Breaststroke kick, dolphin kick, scissors kick, 25 yd. each Front crawl and elementary backstroke, 15 yd. each Exit Skills: Jump into deep water, tread water or float for one minute, rotate one full turn and swim front crawl or elementary backstroke 25 yd. Swim front crawl, 15 yd. and elementary backstroke 15 yd. Prerequisite: Children must have completed Learn-to-Swim Lessons: Level 2 or have equivalent skills. Registration tip: Upon completion of required skills, register for Learn-to-Swim Lessons: Level 4.SSP Youth 2024-2025
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STEAMECFE - ISD 197 (WSP-MH-Eagan)“There are no greater natural scientists and engineers than young children” They are curious and natural explorers. Early exposure to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) supports children’s overall academic growth, and develops critical thinking and reasoning skills. Weekly activities will revolve around STEAM topics. Spark your child’s curiosity and imagination!197 ECFE 2024-2025
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STEM AdventuresECFE - SSD 6 (South St. Paul)New Afternoon Class STEM Adventures Class - Ages 2 1/2 to 5 years Wednesday Afternoon - 10 week class $ 50.00 per 1st child/ $ 25.00 per second child April 9 to June 11 Noon to 2 pm (Registration is required - limited space) This STEM Adventures where curious young minds dive into the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. though hands-on, age-appropriate activities that encourages exploration of creativity, and problem solving in a fun and engaging way. Join us for a fun-filled adventure afternoon! Family Education Center 104 5th Ave S SSP Door 1 651-457-9418ECFE SSP Winter/ Spring 25
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Safe on My Own (9-11yrs)-Segura/o Por Mi Cuenta.Health & SafetyThis class will help prepare children ages 9-11 to be alone for short periods of time, before or after school, or while you run errands. Topics include getting ready for school, coming home from school, home safety, first aid, digital safety, phone skills, fire safety, escape plans, what to do in severe weather, healthy snack ideas, appropriate non-screen time activities, and more. We will also discuss when and who to call in an emergency. Program includes a workbook.IGH Youth 2024-2025
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Salem Hills Elementary SchoolSchool Age Care - ISD 199 (Inver Grove Heights)Spartan Kids' Care is a school-age care program that is part of TriDistrict Community Education and Inver Grove Heights Schools. We are a quality program that provides a safe, cooperative student-led environment. Our program fosters the development of youth in the Inver Grove Heights community and serves the diverse needs of the school while striving for continuous improvement. To register your child: You will need to create an account or you can log in to your account with your email and password Use the Forgot Password link to initiate a send password email if you cannot remember your password Point to Explore all Programs and select the link to your Child Care Account displayed beneath your name.OR Select the Program listed and select Register. Family Handbook Program FAQs For more information visit our District WebsiteIGH School Year 2025-26 IGHSAC Site
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Savvy Social Security PlanningMoneySavvy Social Security Planning Learn what baby boomers should consider when coordinating their retirement income and social security. Do you know how to estimate your benefits? We discuss five factors to consider when applying for benefits. Does it make sense to delay or not? Also, might it be better to delay benefits and coordinate with your spouse? Other innovative strategies, as well as how to minimize taxes on benefits, are reviewed. Instructor: John MazzaraAdult Enrichment 2025-2026
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Scent-sational Art with Kidcreate StudioImagine and DesignBack by popular demand! Come for the pretty pineapple printmaking, but stay for the sweet citrus scent! In this class, we’ll draw, paint, sculpt and more, but we’ll do it all with a very special twist- these SCENT-SATIONAL works of art all smell as sweet as they look! Come learn the secret ingredients for sweet-smelling artwork as we create cute pointillism cupcakes, a field of tulips, and more. Yes, you read it all right- this class is full of scratch and sniff artwork that smells as sweet as it looks! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day.IGH Youth 2024-2025
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School Age Care - ISD 197 (WSP-MH-Eagan)Child Care Program
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School Age Care - ISD 199 (Inver Grove Heights)Spartan Kids' Care is a school-age care program that is part of TriDistrict Community Education and Inver Grove Heights Schools. We are a quality program that provides a safe, cooperative student-led environment. Our program fosters the development of youth in the Inver Grove Heights community and serves the diverse needs of the school while striving for continuous improvement. To register your child: You will need to create an account or you can log in to your account with your email and password Use the Forgot Password link to initiate a send password email if you cannot remember your password Point to Explore all Programs and select the link to your Child Care Account displayed beneath your name.OR Select the Program listed and select Register. Family Handbook Program FAQs For more information visit our District WebsiteChild Care Program
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School Age Care - SSP Kids' ChoiceKids' Choice offers childcare at SSP elementary schools for: Before/After School Non-School Days Summer The South St. Paul Kids' Choice School-Age Care Program is a place where we create a safe atmosphere for youth to develop into self-confident, culturally enriched, compassionate leaders who embrace life-long learning and desire to make a positive change in the world. Here at Kids' Choice, students have a voice and we give them skills to become great leaders!Child Care Program
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bob fox (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)School of FishEventsSchool of Fish The ZEBCO School of Fish is a 2 1/2-hour kids fishing class open to kids (and adults!) from grades 3 and up taught by pro angler and fishing Fishing the Midwest TV show host Mike Frisch. Students learn about lakes, finding fish in those lakes, and some great ways to catch them. They also learn to tie a fishing knot and rig and use a slip-bobber setup. Kids get: *ZEBCO Rod & Reel *School of Fish Hat or T-shirt *Tackle box and tackle *School of Fish full color workbook *One adult is invited to attend with a child at no additional charge, provided they share one equipment packet. Visit www.fishingthemidwest.com and hover/click the School of Fish icon at the top to learn more! Fri, July 1812-5 pm 7942-S241 session - Free to SSP Students SSP Education Foundation $60 Non-SSP Resident Central Square, SSPAdult Enrichment 2024-25
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Senior CircuitFitnessSenior circuit is a combination of strength and cardiovascular conditioning for active older adults.Adult 55+ Sept 24-Aug 25
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Senior Housing Should I Stay or Should I GoMoneyShould I stay or Should I Go We will be discussing lifestyle options for senior living. Should I stay and age in place - making home modifications to reduce safety risk OR should I go - moving to a home option that may be handicapped accessible, single level living? We will take an assessment and give up the tools to make educated decisions. Instructor: Vaughn KavlieAdult Enrichment 2025-2026
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PopularSensory FunECFE - SSD 6 (South St. Paul)Sensory Fun! Ages 18 mos to kindergarten enrollment. (new families bring a copy of immunizations) Join our early learning staff for fun sensory activities with your child. Dress for fun play! Tuesdays, Feb. 4 - June 10 (no class on Mar. 25) 5:30 - 7:00 pm at the Family Education Center 104 5th Avenue, SSP Door 1 651-457-9418 All families are welcome. No one will be denied participation due to inablility to pay. School District Resident Priority: Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, with priority given to South St. Paul school district families.ECFE SSP Winter/ Spring 25
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Carl Graph (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Shinrin Yoku Forest BathingWellness, Health & SafetyAre you ready to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with the healing power of nature? Join us for a transformative 2-hour forest bathing walk in a serene, wooded park. Reconnect with nature and tap into its healing powers. Through sensory immersion and shared experiences, we'll rejuvenate our spirits and leave with memories of tranquility. Instructor David MotzenbeckerAdult Enrichment 2024-25
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Silver & Fit® ExploreFitnessFocused towards seniors, but all are welcome to join! Is designed for older adults who are just getting started or are returning to an exercise routine. Participating in this class will help you increase your heart health, muscular endurance and strength, flexibility, and balance. As you increase your fitness, you may also find you have more energy to take on your daily tasks and may even sleep better at night. If you are looking for a gentle workout with seated exercise options, this class is for you!Adult 55+ Sept 24-Aug 25
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Silver Sneakers® ClassicFitnessThis class is focused towards seniors, but all are welcome to join! Increase muscle strength and range of movement, and improve activities for daily living. You'll have a chair for seated exercises and standing support. Your instructor can modify the exercises for your fitness level.Adult 55+ Sept 24-Aug 25
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So You're Thinking About Leaving Minnesota: An Attorney's Perspective (Online)Moneyc Instructor: Steve LedinAdult Enrichment 2025-2026
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Soap Making with John “Bob Ross” HansonCreative ArtsJoin John Hanson to learn how to make soap using the cold process method that has existed for thousands of years. John has been called the “Bob Ross” of soap-making, which he considers an honor. You will receive a copy of his teaching manual full of soap-making information AND three bars of soap to take home. This is a demonstration/lecture class (as lye is used in making soap). Instructor: John Hanson, owner Longfellow Soap Co.Adult 55+ Sept 24-Aug 25
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Soccer Camp/MLS GoSports & RecreationSoccer Camp/MLS Go DASH Sports soccer camps provide players a well-rounded soccer experience covering a broad range of soccer skills training (dribbling, passing, shooting, & defense) and skill-based games. Players will be challenged and grouped at an appropriate level while receiving instruction in a fun, positive environment while learning values of ‘Respect, Hustle, and Pride’. Camp ends with a scrimmage on the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle (spikes and shin guards are optional). Balls are provided.Instructor: DASH SportsSSP Youth Summer 2025
