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Swim Lesson Text and email alertsSwim LessonsIf you are interested in getting a text and/or email when new swim lessons are posted on our site, please sign up here. We must have a valid cell number to text. PLEASE ONLY REGISTER ADULTS IN THESE CLASSES. Register in all that apply currently to your family. Once your child ages out or moves on to a new level please email Kimm at kmiens1@isd94.org to move your registration to the next class. This will help in scheduling classes and keep better track of kids in their swim levels. Some cell phone companies do block our texts, so you are encouraged to also provide an email address as well. If you have an Android phone, you can unblock our texts by doing the following: Unblock a conversation Open the Messages app . Tap More options. Spam & blocked. Select the contact from the list. Tap Unblock. Otherwise, tap Back We do not know of a fix for Iphones. IF you need to be REMOVED from text/email alerts for all swim lesson levels please call our office at 218-879-1261. Thank you.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Swim LessonsPlease note that our pool is a competition pool and so the water temperature is set lower to accommodate, especially between August - December. If unsure if you child would tolerate the cooler temperatures, please come to one of our Family Friday night swims. If you are signing up for Swim Lessons, please make sure the "receive text" box is checked. Parent and Child Aquatics: Ages 6 months to 4 years old Parent and Child Aquatics Level 1 (formerly Water Babies): Ages 6 months - 2 years. Familiarize participants with the water and teach swimming readiness skills. Provide safety information for parents and teach techniques parents can use to orient their children to the water. Parent and Child Aquatics Level 2 (formerly Tadpoles): Ages 2 to 4 years - Builds on skills learned in Parent and Child Aquatics Level 1 Preschool Aquatics: Ages 4 to 6 Preschool Aquatics Level 1 (formerly Water Whales): Ages 4 to 6. Water adjustment, floating, entry, movement, safety, and listening skills. Preschool Aquatics Level 2 (formerly Jellyfish): Ages 4 to 6. Recommended for students who have passed Preschool Aquatics Level 1, but are not 6 years old. Build on and improve skills learned in Preschool Aquatics Level 1. Learn-to-Swim: Ages 6+ Level 1 - Introduction to Basic Water Skills (Ages 6+) Purpose: Helps students feel comfortable in the water, develop safe practices around water. Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills Purpose: Gives students success with fundamental skills. Level 3 - Stroke Development Purpose: Builds on the skills in Level 2 through additional guided practices. Level 4 - Stroke Improvement Purpose: Develops confidence in the skills learned and improves other aquatic skills. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement Refines skills learned in Level 4. Swim distances and stroke knowledge are increased. Participants refine skills of all six swimming strokes (i.e. front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke) Level 6 -Swimming and Skill Proficiency- Personal Water Safety: Refine strokes so participants swim them with greater efficiency and effectiveness over longer distances. Learn how to prevent aquatic emergencies in various aquatics environments and to introduce and practice self rescue techniquesCategory -
TEEN: Create Your Own Merch (Design, Sell, and Ship Like a CEO)Arts/Crafts/HobbiesHave a great idea for a T-shirt, sticker, or hoodie? Turn your creativity into cash! In this class, you’ll learn how to design your own merch that people actually want to buy, set up an online shop, and ship your stuff like a pro. You’ll learn the ins and outs of branding, marketing, and a taste of what it’s like to run your own business — CEO style. The instructor, LeeAnne Krusemark, an award winning business owner, has been helping teen entrepreneurs succeed for years. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Teaching for Cloquet Community EducationEnrichment and RecreationAre you passionate about sharing your skills and knowledge with others? Becoming a Community Education Instructor could be your perfect opportunity to make an impact! Whether you’re teaching kids or adults, leading a class is a fantastic way to connect with the community and inspire others. Check out our presentation video anytime to learn more about how you can get started! Here’s a glimpse of the exciting classes you could teach: Sports: Volleyball, Golf Creative Arts: Painting, Pottery, Mosaics, Sign Language Home & Lifestyle: Interior Decorating, Quilting, Embroidery, Upholstery Gardening & Sustainability: Raised Bed Gardens, Organic Gardening, Canning & Pickling, Small-Scale Harvesting DIY & Repairs: Wood Refinishing, Home Maintenance, Small Engine Repairs, Remodeling Tips Tech & Social Media: iPhone Mastery, Facebook, Social Networking Basics Culinary Arts: Japanese Cooking, Gluten-Free Baking, Flatbread Baking Writing & Literature: Memoir Writing, Book Discussion Groups Unique Crafts: Weaving, Artisan Crafting Ready to share your expertise? Join us and help others discover new passions!Fall 2026 -
Tennis Lessons - PrivateRecreation/FitnessCollege Player Noah Bender will schedule at a time convenient for ages 10 and older, adults welcome! Improve your game with one-on-one coaching tailored to your skill level and goals. Whether you're a beginner learning the fundamentals or an experienced player looking to refine technique - private lessons provide personalized instruction to improve your game. Bring your tennis racket, balls, water, and sunscreen. *Register for class and then you will be given instructions to call and set up your time. Any questions / concerns, call Cloquet Community Education & Recreation 218-879-1261.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Tennis Lessons BeginnerRecreation/FitnessLearn groundstrokes, volleys, and serving while we work on fundamentals, confidence and sportsmanship along with fun drills and group activities. Balls provided. Bring your tennis racket, water and sunscreen. Rain date TBDSpring/Summer 2026 -
The Beach at Pinehurst ParkDaily admission: $5 at the doorSeason Beach Passes - No need to carry a pass around! - You will check in by name each day you attend. Swim AreasThe zero entry is great for little ones. Swim lanes and a 6 foot center depth - for swimmers of all levels. Facility & ActivitiesChanging rooms, kiddie slides, sand volleyball court, shade umbrellas, picnic areas available. SafetyThe Beach follows American Red Cross safety guidelines. Lifeguards on duty. Beach-goers should use the buddy system and supervise young children at all times. Lifejackets are optional in the Canoe and Frog slide areas (indicated in red). For the rest of the pond, all Swimmers, 11 years old and younger will be required to wear a life jacket except children ages 9 - 11 can test out of wearing a jacket or be exempt if they have passed Level 4 Swim test with Cloquet Community Education. Only U.S. Coast Guard approved flotation devices may be worn in the water. 6 years and under need to be supervised by an adult that is in the water with them.12 years and up can come alone. Please swim with a buddy. "Like" us on Facebook to stay connected! The Beach at Pinehurst Park Facebook page. Patrons can bring food to the Beach. We will have vending machines and ice cream available to purchase at the desk. Please no glass, alcoholic beverages, grills, potlucks or birthday cakes. The pavilion outside of the Beach is available to rent for birthday parties. In order to keep the area clean, we are asking for patrons to pack in, pack out. 2025 update: The Beach at Pinehurst has now installed native plantings. Find out more here!Category -
Together Time TotesAge to AgeTogether Time Totes: Intergenerational Fun Looking for a fun and meaningful way to connect across generations? Check out a Together Time Tote! These free to check out activity totes are designed for children in 6th grade and younger to enjoy with an older adult—like a grandparent, grandfriend, or another caring adult in their life. Each tote is filled with hands-on activities and themed materials to spark curiosity and connection. Themes include: Reading Science Nature Camping Outdoor Games Music Builders Totes can be checked out for up to one week and are a perfect way to create lasting memories while learning and playing together. Together Time Totes are part of the Age to Age initiative, supported by a grant from the Northland Foundation. Explore, discover, and connect —one tote at a time! Our office is open Monday - Thursday, 8 - 4:30 pm for tote pick up and drop off. We will contact you after registration to verify when the tote is available. You can also just stop in at our office and check out a tote on the spot!Spring/Summer 2026 -
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Trusts for Peace of MindGeneralLearn how to protect your family home & nest egg Discover How to Protect Your Assets and Provide for Your Loved Ones Are you ready to begin making decisions that will protect your independence and ability to stay in control if you get sick or need long-term care in the future? Join Yvonne Michaud Novak for a training event! Learn how to use simple legal strategies to help make your wishes known, keep peace in the family, and ensure that life is as easy as possible for your loved ones, no matter what happens. Who Should Attend? If you don’t currently have a plan in place to protect your family and assets… or if it’s been at least three years since you’ve last looked at your old estate plan. At this class you’ll learn: The advantages and disadvantages of both wills and trusts. How the new SECURE Act has impacted inherited IRAs and the best strategies to minimize taxes to your heirs. How to keep your affairs private and your loved ones out of court if you become disabled and can’t speak for yourself. (Hint: Not all Powers of Attorney are valid!) All about probate and what steps can you take now to help your family avoid this expensive and time-consuming legal process. If you will you owe estate taxes and how to help your heirs minimize or even avoid “death” taxes after your passing. Easy strategies to protect your children’s inheritance from being seized if they get divorced, sued or file bankruptcy in the future. How to preserve your estate for your children should you pass away and your surviving spouse gets remarried (without a plan, your family’s inheritance will legally go to the new husband or wife!). How parents (and grandparents!) of children with special needs can plan for a lifetime of care without jeopardizing eligibility for important benefits like Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).Fall 2026 -
Try ArcheryRecreation/FitnessTry Archery is a welcoming, beginner-friendly class designed for participants who are brand new to archery or still learning the basics. Students will learn range safety and etiquette, become familiar with archery equipment, and spend time shooting with guidance in a safe, structured environment. This class builds confidence, introduces essential skills, and serves as a foundational step to learning the sport of archery. Equipment is provided.Fall 2026 -
Vietnamese Street FoodArts/Crafts/HobbiesEmbrace the light and delicate flavors of Vietnamese cuisine known for fresh herbs, vegetables, and dipping sauce. In this online interactive cooking class, we’ll make Vietnamese fresh rolls with dipping sauce and Vietnamese noodle soup (pho) with chicken.Fall 2026 -
WOMEN, WEIGHT & HORMONES (on-line)HealthAre you finding no matter how well you watch what you eat or how much you exercise weight is not budging? Your inability to lose weight probably has more to do with hormone levels than anything else. Until imbalances are corrected, trying to lose weight will be like shoveling sand against the tide. We’ll discuss which hormones are involved and what can be done to correct imbalances; concrete solutions for controlling appetite and cravings; major sources of hormone mimicking chemicals and how to get rid of them; what HRT or birth control pills have to do with weight gain; how to have your hormone levels checked reliably; what steps need to be taken to safely break the vicious cycle of hormone related weight gain.Fall 2026 -
Washington ElementaryPick up for After School Programs is at 4:15pm from Door #3B. See map below for location. Refund policy: Students that do not attend a class do not receive a refund. Students that withdraw from a class within 2 days to the start of class do not receive a refund. Students that withdraw more than 2 days to the start of class will be assessed a $5 processing fee and the remaining balance will be refunded.Category -
Starting SoonWeekly Schedule - Li'l LumberjacksLi'l Lumberjacks Learning CenterPlease select the week in the appropriate classroom for your child for the schedule and food options you wish to submit. Enter the times you need in the following format in 15 minute increments: X:XX-X:XX (ie 8:30-4:15) New families, enroll your child first into our system before submitting a weekly schedule: Enrollment for Li'l LumberjacksLi'l Lumberjacks & Thunder 25-27 -
Starting SoonWeekly Schedule - Li'l ThunderLi'l Thunder Learning CenterForm for submitting a weekly schedule for children attending Li'l Thunder Learning Center. Please use the following format: X:XX-X:XX (ie 8:00-4:30) Enroll for Li'l ThunderLi'l Lumberjacks & Thunder 25-27 -
Wonderful OnesECFE | ClassesYour wonderful one year old is beginning down the road to independence and exploring what is around them! We realize separation from one year olds can be difficult and will begin a gradual separation when each group is ready. Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) recognizes that parents are their child’s first and most important teachers. ECFE offers parents hands-on learning experiences and parenting discussions specific to their child's age that will help build the foundation for a lifetime of learning. What happens in an ECFE class? 1. Parent and child interaction time: A licensed early childhood teacher and assistant provide developmentally appropriate activities, songs and stories for parents and children to enjoy together. 2. Child time: A time devoted to learning through play and activities with licensed teachers and assistants while parents participate in a parent discussion time in a separate room. 3. Parent Time: Parents or caregivers participate in a discussion led by a licensed parent educator. Joys and challenges of parenting are shared and topic discussions are designed to address the developmental needs of each group. Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) classes meet once a week. Together, parents and children participate in activities and experiences that foster children’s social, emotional, cognitive, physical, and language skills. ECFE teachers use the Parent Education Core Curriculum Framework and Early Childhood Indicators of Progress: Minnesota’s Early Learning Standards provided through the Minnesota Department of Education. All classes are offered mid September through April. ALL families are welcome. Early Learning Scholarships Are Available! Call today to find out more information! 218-879-9291 Sibling care is available for most classes. Please use your child's age as of September 1, 2026.2026-2027 ECFE Classes -
Starting SoonZUMBARecreation/FitnessZumba is a fitness program that combines Latin and international music with dance moves and feels like a dance party! But it's not just a dance party, regular Zumba classes help improve your cardiovascular fitness. Join licensed instructor Naomi Christenson weekly for this hour-long class. If you enjoy dancing, you'll enjoy this class! Drop in Rate $10Spring/Summer 2026 -
ZUMBARecreation/FitnessZumba is a fitness program that combines Latin and international music with dance moves and feels like a dance party! But it's not just a dance party, regular Zumba classes help improve your cardiovascular fitness. Join licensed instructor Naomi Christenson weekly for this hour-long class. If you enjoy dancing, you'll enjoy this class! Drop in Rate $10Fall 2026