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2026 February | Early Childhood ScreeningPreschool ScreeningStarting SoonPreschool ScreeningSchool Year 2025-2026
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2026 March | Early Childhood ScreeningPreschool ScreeningNewPreschool ScreeningSchool Year 2025-2026
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Waitlist3-5 Year Old ECFE Plus-- 2 days/weekClassesECFE Preschool meets two days per week. Parents will attend with the child each Tuesday and the child will attend solely on Thursday.School Year 2025-2026
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Abdominal Strengtheners That Won’t Stress Your Back/NeckWellness & RecreationAbdominal muscles can weaken and lose shape due to past pregnancies, surgeries, long hours at a desk, a sedentary lifestyle, and poor posture. In this workshop, you’ll learn a series of highly effective exercises to strengthen all four layers of abdominal muscles without stressing your back or neck—and without getting on the floor. Unlike common abdominal exercises such as crunches, these techniques protect your joints while delivering results.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Acupressure to Relieve Migraines, Headaches, Nausea & VertigoWellness & RecreationAcupressure is a healing technique that works with the flow of energy through your body. Just as blood flows through vessels, energy flows along pathways called meridians. By pressing or massaging key points on the body, you can stimulate energy flow and achieve relief without side effects. In this workshop, we’ll focus on the points that relieve and prevent migraines and headaches, as well as nausea and vertigo.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Adult Ballet with First CityDanceA beginner-friendly ballet class for adults, perfect for those returning to ballet or trying it for the first time. The class focuses on basic ballet technique, including proper body placement and use of the feet and arms, while improving flexibility, balance, and range of motion in a fun, judgment-free environment. Classes include barre, center floor, and across-the-floor work. Ballet shoes are required.Winter/Spring 2026
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Adult EnrichmentExplore a diverse array of programs designed to enrich your life, expand your skills, and foster community connections. Our adult enrichment offerings provide opportunities for personal growth, professional development, and creative expression. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, meet like-minded individuals, or pursue a passion, you’ll find the perfect program here. For questions or to register, contact Mikaela Clyde at 218-333-3284 ext. 35303.Category -
Starting SoonAdult Hip HopDanceHip Hop focuses on grooves, musicality, and developing your own unique swag and style. This class highlights foundational house steps and old-school grooves, creating a fun and energetic environment for adult dancers of all levels. Dancers should wear sneakers—preferably ones that haven’t been worn outside.Winter/Spring 2026 -
AquaticsWINTER SWIMMING LESSONS JANUARY 13, 15, 20, 22 ,27, 29. BMS POOL. Make up date for January 22 is February 3. February 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26. BMS POOL registration opens January 19. BHS Pool Schedule Open Swim $4 per swim/10 swims for $35 January 10, 11, 24, 25, 1:00-3:00 PM BHS Pool. February 8, 15, 14, 22. 1:00-3:00 PM BHS Pool. Lap Swim & Water Aerobics $4 per swim/10 swims for $35 Beginning September 9 10:30-11:30 Tue/Thur Early Morning Lap Swim $4 per swim/10 swims for $35 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:00-7:30 AMCategory -
AquaticsThe Bemidji Community Education Youth Programs catalog periodically offers aquatics classes. More classes are available in the Aquatics catalog as well.Category -
Armenia: Ancient Sites and HistoryGeneral InterestsAfter first viewing the Biblical Mt. Ararat from its capital city, Yerevan, we’ll explore Areni Cave, where archaeologists have unearthed a 6,000-year-old wine press along with fermenting vats and storage pots. Follow the trail of prehistoric standing stones, Armenia’s “Stonehenge,” march across the mountaintop, visit a pagan temple complex, and a monastery carved into a mountain. We’ll also learn the history and truth about the 1915 Armenian genocide perpetrated by the Ottoman Turks, in which 1.5 million Armenians lost their lives. Instructor Bio: Visiting her son, posted as a diplomat in the American Embassy in Armenia, has given June Anderson a unique opportunity to travel this ancient land and learn about its history and culture.Winter/Spring 2026 -
ArtBemidji Community Education offers various art classes throughout the year. These classes are for all levels of experience. Participants will learn techniques in drawing, painting, sculpture and more.Category -
Arts & CraftsDiscover the joy of creativity and self-expression in our Arts and Crafts classes! Whether you're a beginner looking to learn new skills or an experienced crafter seeking inspiration, this class offers something for everyone. Dive into a variety of projects, from painting and drawing to collage and sculpture, as you explore different materials and techniques. Our hands-on approach encourages experimentation and creativity, allowing you to bring your artistic visions to life. Join a vibrant community of fellow art enthusiasts and enjoy the process of making beautiful and unique creations.Category -
Avoid the Pitfalls of Perimenopause/MenopauseWellness & RecreationPerimenopause often begins around age 35 and can last 10–15 years. Common symptoms include fatigue, migraines, weight gain, water retention, depression, sleep disturbances, joint aches, hot flashes, anger flashes, fibroids, exaggerated PMS, and more. Understanding the underlying causes makes these symptoms much easier to address. In this workshop, we’ll cover how to measure hormone levels (blood test vs. saliva test) and interpret the results, explore traditional HRT versus bio-identical options, demonstrate acupressure points to assist in symptom relief, and review key nutritional strategies. You’ll leave with multiple tools and techniques to restore health and well-being.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Babies Under 1 Year OldClassesJoin us to gain support and connect with other parents as we discuss the joys and challenges during your journey through the first year of your child's life. Taught by our licensed Parent Educator, Cailee Furer.School Year 2025-2026
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BasketballThe Youth Basketball Program offers a fun and supportive environment for kids to learn and improve basketball skills. Through age-appropriate drills and games, players will develop fundamentals like dribbling, shooting, and teamwork.Category -
Beginner Mosaics: Pick Your ProjectArts & CraftsCreate a beautiful mosaic of your choice using stained glass on a wood base. Project forms are approximately 5–6 inches, depending on the design you choose. Select your project at checkout: Bluebird, Cardinal, or a Square Flower Center (choice of color). This is a one-session, 3-hour make-and-take class—you’ll leave with a completed mosaic ready to display!Winter/Spring 2026 -
Beginner swimming for 11 years and olderAquaticsThis class is for children that are new to the water and starting their swimming lesson journey at an older age. ONLY for swimmers that are 11 years and older.Winter/Spring 2026
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Beginning Crochet: Make a DishclothArts & CraftsLearn the fundamentals of crochet while completing a simple dishcloth—an ideal first project for true beginners. All required supplies are available at Fiddlesticks with a 10% discount.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Beginning Knitting: Knit Your First HatArts & CraftsLearn to knit your very first hat while strengthening your foundational knitting skills. This supportive, hands-on class guides you step-by-step through the entire project. All required supplies can be purchased at Fiddlesticks with a 10% discount. Prerequisites: Knitting 101 or basic knitting skills (cast on, knit, purl)Winter/Spring 2026 -
Bemidji High SchoolKids & Company/Summer Kids & CompanyKids & Company Kids & Company is an after school program for students in Kindergarten - 5th grades that need a safe, supervised place after school (until 6:00pm). Our program operates each school day at Bemidji Elementary Schools (Gene Dillon, Horace May, Lincoln, Northern and Solway). Rates: $12/day for Full-Time, $13/day for Part-Time (1-4 set days a week) Registration Fee: $30 Early Release Days: $20 Summer Kids & Company Summer Kids & Co. is an all day child care program for students entering 1st - 5th grades. We are located at Bemidji High School and the program runs 7:30am - 6:00pm, June 15th, 2026-August 7, 2026. Rates: $30/day for Full Time, $33/day for Part time (1-4 set days a week) Registration Fee: $30 **Please note: If your child attends the Summer Learning Program, and needs care after that program ends at 4:30pm, you will need to register them separately for Summer Learning After Care.Summer Kids & Co. 2026 Kids & Company/Summer Kids & Company Site -
Board Development for Nonprofit OrganizationsDigital Literacy & Professional ToolsA strong, effective board is essential to the success and sustainability of any nonprofit organization. This two-session workshop equips nonprofit leaders and board members with practical strategies for recruiting, orienting, engaging, assessing, and growing their boards. Participants will gain hands-on experience developing a customized board development action plan that aligns with their organization’s strategic goals—ensuring their board is positioned to provide meaningful guidance, oversight, and support.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Boys Youth WrestlingWrestlingBemidji Boys Youth Wrestling is for boys in grades PK-5. 6th grade boys will be able to join Bemidji Youth Wrestling once the BMS wrestling season has concluded. Wrestlers must be 4 years old when the wrestling season starts but do not need to be enrolled in a preschool. There is a T/TH option and a M/T/TH option for each age level and season. Only those that have at least one year of wrestling experience will be eligible for the M/T/TH option. T/TH practices are at Gene Dillon Elementary. Grades 4-5 practice from 330-500 and Grades K-3 practice from 500-600. Wrestlers in grades 4-5 will be chaperoned in the Aux Gym from after their dismissal time until practice starts at 330. Monday practices are from 615-745 in the BHS Wrestling Room (combined K-5). For all boys in grades PK-3 that are new to wrestling there is a Mon/Wed section from 500-600 in the Gene Dillon Elementary. All sections are broken up into two seasons. You must register for a season before your child will be allowed to participate. In order for coaches to successfully build on the foundations established during Season 1, wrestlers must participate in Season 1 in order to be eligible to register for Season 2. Exceptions may be made with coach's discretion. Season 1: December 8th - January 22nd Season 2: January 26th- March 5th Registration fee includes T-shirt. Registration for Bemidji Youth Wrestling Tournament will be covered for those registered in Community Ed Youth Wrestling. All wrestlers are invited to Youth Wrestling night on January 29th to watch the BHS Lumberjacks battle the DGF Rebels. Free admission for all youth wrestlers wearing a youth wrestling shirt with paid adult admission. $300 family max; contact Mike Gunkel with Bemidji Community Education for more information: (218) 333-3284; ext 35306 mike_gunkel@isd31.net Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to attend the parent meeting on December 2nd at 6:30 PM in the Lumberjack Room at Bemidji High School. Participants should wear comfortable, athletic clothing and bring their own water bottle. Wrestling shoes and headgear are recommended but not required.Fall 2025 -
Starting SoonCanva for Nonprofits & Non-DesignersDigital Literacy & Professional ToolsThis hands-on class is for anyone who needs to make flyers, posters, or social media graphics but has little or no design experience. Canva is a free, easy-to-use design tool, but it can feel overwhelming if you’re new. This course breaks it down step by step at a comfortable pace, with plenty of guided practice. Over four sessions, participants will learn how to use Canva’s basic tools to create clean, readable, professional-looking materials for nonprofits, community groups, or small organizations. No design background is required, and the focus is on practical skills you can use right away. Details: No design experience required Participants should have a nonprofit Canva license set up if they plan to follow along Bring a laptop (limited laptops available if needed)Winter/Spring 2026