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"The Call Of Paradise"- A Spiritual Journey to Hawai'iGeneralHave you ever dreamed of traveling to Hawai’i? Sun-kissed beaches. Fiery volcanoes. Lu’au feasts. The gracious beauty of a hula dancer. Hawai’i is all of these things and more! Come spend an evening luxuriating in the aloha of the islands as we look more deeply into the history, culture and spirituality of this remarkable part of America. Through fascinating pictures and stories we will explore the rich heritage and traditions that make Hawai’i one of the most beautiful, healing and life-giving places on Earth. This year our journey will take us to the lush islands of Maui and Kaua’i. Here we will drive the famous Road to Hana and visit otherworldly Haleakala Volcano National Park. We’ll tour the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific” and experience Kaua’i’s mystical Na Pali Coast, all the while surrounded by the song of wintering humpback whales. In addition, we will get to meet with native kahuna shamans, experience spiritual ceremony at sacred sites, and visit the temples of many of the world’s beliefs that call Hawai’i home. For those who are interested, there will be an opportunity after the presentation to discuss the details of our 10-day spiritual tour to Hawai’i in early 2022. So come join us for an evening of inspiration and let the magic of Hawai’i “call you home” to Paradise! Zoom link will be sent via email before class. ***For more information visit https://treeoflifetourshawaii.wordpress.com/Fall 2026 -
New50+ CohousingGeneralLearn about 50+ (aka Seniors, Active Adult) communities based on cohousing principles of a property with full-featured private homes and common spaces, meals, governing, and activities. Access-friendly design and, especially, caring for neighbors are values of this age specific cohousing. Explore examples of senior communities. Resources will be recommended to use for follow upFall 2026 -
ABC's and D's of MedicareGeneralTake the mystery out of Medicare and gain a foundational understanding one letter at a time. Instructor is a licensed agent. Ample time allowed for questions.Spring/Summer 2026 -
NewAging Successfully Living In CommunityGeneralAn overview about living in community, rather than home care or residing in assisted living or nursing homes, to “age in place”. Explore models for community for second half living. Resources will be recommended to use for follow up.Fall 2026 -
NewBasic Dog ObedienceGeneralBring your dog (6 months and older) to learn basic commands: come, sit, lay down, and stay. Learn how to walk your dog comfortably on a leash (no flexy leash/leads), and how to pay attention to you instead of other dogs or distractions. Participants must be adult or at least 12 years old (and anyone under 15 must have a parent present) . Orientation is first night of class 6-7pm NO DOGS FIRST NIGHT. Must have proof of current rabies vaccination and certificate must be brought to class the first night. All participants must sign a liability waiver. CDC guidelines will be followed, including distancing and maximum number of participants. Instructor Jennifer Jablonski is a trainer at Twin Ports Dog Training Club.Fall 2026 -
Becoming a Cloquet District Employee - Virtual presentationGeneralEver imagined working with the Cloquet School District? Now's your chance! We're looking to fill a variety of exciting roles, including paraprofessionals, custodial staff, playground supervisors, substitute teachers, and food service positions. Whether you're seeking a permanent career or a flexible temporary assignment, there's something for everyone. Don’t miss out—watch this presentation to learn more about the rewarding opportunities that await you as an ISD 94 employee. Registration is required, and a link to the presentation will be sent to you in your confirmation email.Fall 2026 -
Beginning BridgeArts/Crafts/HobbiesExercise your memory and concentration while learning a new skill! This course is for the very beginning bridge player. Each lesson will begin with a short lecture, and then continue with playing hands related to the lecture. Learn vocabulary, suit bidding, responses to opening suit bidding, the finesse, no trump bidding, overcalls and take out doubles. We will study from an elementary bridge text by Shirley Silverman. Additional $6.00 material fee will be charged at start of class.Fall 2026 -
Beginning Finnish & Finnish 1BGeneralBeginning Finish will prepare and practice simple conversations in small groups. Some basic grammar will be explained. Instructor's mother tongue is Finnish (Karelian dialect). She took the Finnish course at the Petrozavodsk State University. We will discuss in Finnish the topics typical for beginners. Books do not need to be purchased.This course will be combined with Finnish 1B an use "First Finnish Reader for Beginners" Enni Saarinen mor intensely and will incorporate the TPR story telling method into each class. This will expand your vocabulary and sentence structures necessary for communication. Each week we will practice phonics to avoid reading Finnish words using American reading rules. 1-12 "survival phrases" will be taught in every class.***If you play the piano, we could learn a song or two in your target language and you can accompany! This is one of the heritage languages of the area, and we are planning to add more.Fall 2026 -
Beginning German & German 1BGeneralThe course will start with the vocabulary and structures common for tourist purposes. Basic grammar structures will also be taught. They will enable the students to make correct simple sentences and allow us to read and discuss easy books. The instructor lived in Germany for seven years and has a lot of first-hand cultural experience and has two Masters in methods of teaching foreign languages.This course will be combined with German 1B and will continue working along the same guidelines that have been explained during the beginning course. We will use the Book Zeit für Grammatik that the instructor successfully used in Germany teaching Ukrainian refugees. To facilitate faster speaking development, we will use Raine Blay's technique of storytelling and tackle one of his books "Arme Anna"***If you play the piano, we could learn a song or two in your target language and you can accompany! This is one of the heritage languages of the areaFall 2026 -
Beginning Russian & Russian 1BGeneralBeginning Russian will be a beginning course based around the book “Beginner`s Russian” which was used to teach the language at the High School. Within the first semester we will all learn to read using the Cyrillic alphabet. It is not as tough as it looks. Some people start reading within hours. We will discuss in Russian the topics typical for beginners. Books do not need to be purchased. This course will be combined with Russian 1B and continue practicing reading drills in the cyrillic alphabet. The purpose is to achieve complete fluency in reading in Cyrillic by the end of the Russian 1B course. To expand the vocabulary and basic sentence structures the "Easy Russian Reader" will be used with emphasis on story telling. At every lesson about 10-12 "survival Russian " phrases will be practiced.***If you play the piano, we could learn a song or two in your target language and you can accompany! This is one of the heritage languages of the area, and we are planning to add more.Fall 2026 -
Beginning SpanishGeneralThis introductory Spanish course will teach you basic grammar and vocabulary necessary for travel or interaction within this country, where Spanish is the most popular foreign language and heritage language. Students will be able to introduce themselves, to speak about their families, jobs, and interests. You will learn to ask questions while shopping or travelling. We will practice counting money in Spanish. The instructor Tatyana has graduate credits from Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain and Universidad de Costa Rica, San Jose ***If you play the piano, we could learn a song or two in your target language and you can accompany!Fall 2026 -
NewCanine Good Citizen ProgramGeneralYou and your dog both MUST have basic obedience to attend this class. BRING DOG FIRST NIGHT FOR THIS CLASS. This is training course for responsible owners, well-mannered dogs to be good neighbors, friends and a role model in your community. The AKC’s Canine Good Citizen program is recognized as the gold standard for dog behavior. In CGC, dogs who pass the 10 step CGC test can earn a certificate and/or the official AKC title. Testing for CGC is held on last night of class. Must have proof of current rabies vaccination and certificate must be brought to class the first night. All participants must sign a liability waiver. CDC guidelines will be followed, including distancing and maximum number of participants. Instructor Jennifer Jablonski is a trainer at Twin Ports Dog Training Club. We will need a minimum of 6 participants to hold the class.Fall 2026 -
Cloquet CHS Pep Squad Grades 7-12 Fall 2026Recreation/FitnessParticipants will practice three days a week starting August 4 and perform this fall at the home games for CHS Varsity Football. Students will be taught the elements of dance and cheer technique. They will perform cheers, sideline dance routines, and half-time performance routines. On the sidelines, they will promote positive school spirit and sportsmanship by interacting with the audience. The team will compete at the TUTC Spooktacular Competition in November. Previous dance experience is highly recommended. Mandatory parent/student meeting on Tuesday, August 11th from 6-7:30 in the CHS cafeteria.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Cloquet CHS Pep Squad JR Cheer Camp (Grades 1-4)Recreation/FitnessThe Cloquet High School Pep Squad team and coaches will teach the Cloquet School Song and several Lumberjack cheers to the JR Cheer Camp participants. Open to students entering Grades 1-4. A Pep Squad t-shirt and a pair of rooter poms are included in the fee. We will show off our skills to the community in the Labor Day Parade on September 7. Registration closes on August 14.Spring/Summer 2026 -
NewCohousing 101GeneralAn overview of a multifamily housing model started in Denmark and brought to the United States in the late 1980’s. Cohousing combines a collaborative and cooperative community of full-featured private residences with common spaces, activities, and governance (no shared income). Explore U.S. communities. Resources will be recommended to use for follow up.Fall 2026 -
Community Boot CampRecreation/FitnessGet fit! Please join us in a relaxed atmosphere to work out at your own fitness level. Bring hand weights, floor mat, a water bottle and any exercises you would like to share (if not, we have plenty to offer). We would love to have you join us! Class will be moved to locker pod area 2nd floor if cafeteria is in use.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Community Boot CampRecreation/FitnessGet fit! Please join us in a relaxed atmosphere to work out at your own fitness level. Bring hand weights, floor mat, a water bottle and any exercises you would like to share (if not, we have plenty to offer). We would love to have you join us! Class will be moved to locker pod area 2nd floor if cafeteria is in use.Fall 2026 -
Community Education Instructor ApplicationEnrichment and RecreationThank you for your interest in becoming a Community Education Instructor with Cloquet Community Education & Recreation! Sharing your passion is one of the most meaningful ways to make a difference. By teaching a class, you’ll have the opportunity to inspire youth and adults, connect with community members, and showcase your expertise in a supportive and enthusiastic learning environment. We look for instructors who are not only knowledgeable, but who bring professionalism and genuine excitement to their subject. If your application is accepted, you’ll be invited to meet with our program coordinator for a class-planning session to help set you up for success. Please note that a criminal background check through ISD #94 is required for all instructors. If you have any questions or need assistance with the application process, we’re here to help—just contact our office at 218-879-1261. We look forward to exploring the possibility of working together!Fall 2026 -
Drop in Adult Volleyball (18+)Recreation/FitnessFond du Lac Tribal and Community College. Each week players will be separated into different teams. There is no league. This is drop in. Contact Community Education for more information. Ages 18+. Pay $3 at the door. By enrolling and providing your cell number and email, you can be contacted for school closures and etc. Thanks!Fall 2026 -
Emotional Release for Inner PeaceGeneralInner peace is impossible to maintain while we still hold on to the very feelings and beliefs that keep us from being peaceful to begin with. Trapped negative emotions like fear, anger and sorrow can disrupt the flow of vital energy in our bodies and actually sabotage our inner peace. In this single evening course, you will learn simple yet effective techniques for getting in touch with, understanding, accepting and releasing the emotions that keep us from ourselves. Nobody wants to suffer. Come learn to rest in the peaceful state of loving acceptance that is our true nature.Fall 2026 -
English as a Second LanguageGeneralIf your mother tongue is not English, join a class for English learners in Cloquet community Education. Even if you are already learning English on internet, it is good to attend a regular class once a week. Your instructor holds a MN license for teaching English learners from all over the world and have done it for many years. In some languages she can even provide teaching support in your native language. The week day for our meetings is dependent on those who plan to attend. The first class will take place at the location and time listed.Fall 2026 -
Face YogaHealthThere are over 30 individual muscles on each side of your face, all of which can be strengthened and toned, just like arm or leg muscles. Facial exercises can take years off your appearance by reducing frown and forehead lines, reducing ‘puppet mouth’ lines, lifting and firming neckline, making upper and lower cheeks fuller, reduce puffiness and sagging around eyes, improve circulation and nutrient flow into cells and improve lymph circulation. Learn simple exercises that will rejuvenate your face. You will need a regular teaspoon for a few of the exercises and a little of your favorite facial moisturizer. There are 19 flat muscles in your face, all of which can be strengthened and toned, just like arm or leg muscles. Facial exercises can take years off your appearance by reducing frown and forehead lines, reducing “puppet mouth’ lines, lifting and firming neckline, making upper and lower cheeks fuller, reduce puffiness and sagging around eyes, improve circulation and nutrient flow into cells and improve lymph circulation.Fall 2026 -
French Macarons with Salted Caramel Buttercream and Chocolate GlazeArts/Crafts/HobbiesFrench macarons are not difficult to make at home. As long as you master all techniques, you will be able to master this masterpiece to show off to your families and friends. In this class, you'll learn step-by-step techniques to make macaron shells. We'll also make salted caramel buttercream and chocolate glaze. While we cook, we will discuss different ideas and how to make your macarons beautiful. We have options for almond, nut, and tree nut allergy. There is no option for egg allergy.Fall 2026 -
HARRY POTTER MIXED MEDIA ART CAMPArts/Crafts/HobbiesRecreate the magical world of Harry Potter in this mixed-media art camp. There is so much to draw inspiration from in these books: from the magical creatures to the dangerous plants, and the castle grounds and classes, even the unique food. Students will sculpt, paint, draw, and more in this art camp taught by one of the biggest Harry Potter fans out there. Note to parents: Please pack sunscreen, a water bottle, and a small nut-free snack each day. Weather permitting, a portion of the class sessions may be spent outdoors.Spring/Summer 2026