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Paul Bunyan Center Early Release DaysPreschool Before and After CarePaul Bunyan CenterSchool Year 2025-2026 Preschool Before and After Care Non-School Day Site -
Picky Eating: Strategies to Prevent and Address Food Refusal in ChildrenGeneral InterestThis class takes a deep dive into all things feeding—from understanding feeding development and identifying where things can go wrong, to learning practical strategies for making mealtimes more successful at home. You’ll gain tools for encouraging kids to try new foods and learn ways to reduce stress at the table. The goal is not to give you a rigid set of rules, but to equip you with flexible strategies that work best for your child.Fall 2025 -
Pilates with PotterWellness & RecreationPilates is a mix of toning and stretching movements focusing on the core muscles—no two classes are the same! We slowly build up each week to more challenging movements, but many can be modified for personal needs. This class includes a variety of exercises, from yoga-style movements on the mat to wall-based work. Come and lose inches and tone up while having fun! Class is for ages 16+. Please bring a yoga mat and water bottle. Weather permitting, class may be held outside on the south lawn of the building.Fall 2025 -
Playful Pumpkins: Line & Wash WatercolorArts & CraftsGet into the fall spirit with this fun and creative watercolor class! In this 2 ½-hour session, we’ll create an 8” x 10” Jack-o’-lantern using the playful line and wash technique. You’ll start by outlining your design with a permanent ink marker, then bring it to life with layers of watercolor. Perfect for beginners, experienced beginners, or anyone who loves autumn, this class covers watercolor basics such as wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, blending, and layering. Step-by-step guidance will ensure you leave with a festive, frame-worthy piece to celebrate the season. $25 supply fee due at the time of class to instructorFall 2025 -
Pole FitnessWellness & RecreationJoin the growing community of women who have embraced pole dancing as a powerful blend of physical and mental exercise. These classes offer a fantastic way to tone your body, burn calories, and enhance flexibility, all within a supportive and enjoyable environment. Designed for women of all ages, sizes, and fitness levels, sessions are tailored to every experience level. Wear comfortable shoes or go barefoot—whatever suits you best. Discover the fun and confidence-boosting benefits of pole dancing today!Fall 2025 -
Posture & Osteoporosis Workshop: Building Better BonesWellness & RecreationDo you notice your head jutting forward or your shoulders rounding? This class will teach you techniques to correct posture, strengthen your core, and improve alignment. You’ll also learn exercises to reduce your risk of osteoporosis and re-gain bone mass, along with the latest on nutrition, minerals, and foods that affect bone health. Wear comfortable clothing and have a resistance band or tube on hand.Fall 2025 -
Posture, Get It Straight! Look 10 Years Younger & Feel BetterWellness & RecreationAre your shoulders slumped or your head too far forward? Poor posture can affect your appearance, comfort, and confidence. In this class, you’ll learn simple corrections, including Janice’s Instant Alignment Technique, and tips to improve posture while driving, working, or exercising. Better posture helps clothes fit better and reduces aches and fatigue. You’ll need a resistance band for some of the exercises.Fall 2025 -
Practical ChatGPT Training for EveryoneTechnologyHave you been curious about what ChatGPT is and how it can actually be used? Join this fun and engaging session to learn everything you need to know about ChatGPT, powered by Artificial Intelligence. We’ll break down how it works, why it’s making headlines, and how it can be used for both personal and professional tasks. From simplifying daily routines to boosting productivity at work, this class will give you a solid foundation in practical AI tools—no tech background required! This class can be watched live from 12:00 – 1:00 PM CST, or you can view the recording at your convenience.Fall 2025 -
Preschool Before and After CareChild Care Program
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Preschool ScreeningIn Minnesota, all children are required to complete early childhood screening before they enter Kindergarten in a public school. Ideally, children should be screened at 3 years of age. The screening is a check of the child’s health and development. Results of the screening help identify health or learning concerns that may require special attention before the child enters kindergarten. There is no cost for this screening. Screening includes: Hearing & Vision Checks, Height & Weight Measurements, Speech & Language Assessment, and Developmental Observations. Please fill out the 5 screening forms prior to your appointment. Forms can be scanned and emailed to Eileen_Campbell@isd31.net or brought to your appointment. Also, bring a copy of your child's birth certificate and immunization records. FORMS: 1. Screening Consent Form 2. Release of Information Form 3. Health History Form 4. Hearing and Vision Worksheet 5. Parent Information for Completing the ASQ: SE 2 Please choose the appropriate ASQ form to complete: Click here: ASQ:SE-2 for 2 yrs, 9 mo-3 yrs, 5 mo Click here: ASQ:SE-2 for 3 yrs, 6 mo-4 yrs, 5 mo Click here: ASQ:SE-2 for 4 yrs, 6 mos- 5 yrs, 5 moCategory -
Questions and Answers with a Minnesota Will and Trust Planning AttorneyGeneral InterestThis is a relaxed and friendly open-forum seminar for participants with a seasoned Will & Trust attorney. Questions like: Should I avoid Probate? Is a Will good enough? Do I need a Trust? How does my plan deal with the nursing home? How do we gift the assets of husband and wife? What about separate assets not of the marriage? If I am alone, what tools protect me best? How do I decide who should serve in my estate plan? What is the death tax? How do I avoid leaving a mess for my children? Which Trust is best for my needs? Can I use a Transfer-On-Death Deed? How do my retirement assets operate in my Will or Trust? All questions will be answered!Fall 2025 -
RunningOur youth running programs help kids build endurance, improve technique, and foster a love for staying active through fun drills, games, and guided runs. Perfect for all skill levels! Classes include cross country running for 4th/5th graders in the fall and Run 4 Fun track meets in the summer.Category -
STEMBemidji Community Education provides various classes in the STEM field. Some examples include coding, robotics and science clubs.Category -
WaitlistSafe Sitter EssentialsSafetySafe Sitter is designed to prepare students ages 11-18 to be safe when they're home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. The instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing exercises.Fall 2025 -
SafetyBemidji Community Education offers various safety classes geared towards youth. Some popular offerings include our Safesitter and Safe at Home classes.Category -
Salsa and Bachata – The Fastest Growing Latin Dances!DanceStep into the vibrant world of Salsa and Bachata, two of the most popular and fast-growing Latin dances today! These energetic styles are not only fun—they’re a fantastic way to boost fitness, improve balance, reduce stress, and build stamina, all while connecting with others in a lively, social setting. In this class, you’ll learn stylish, easy-to-follow dance patterns that will help you feel confident and comfortable on any dance floor. Salsa and Bachata are incredibly versatile and can be danced to a wide range of music—from Latin hits to Country, Blues, Rock & Roll, and even classics from the '50s through the '70s. What you’ll gain: Fun, engaging movement that gets your heart pumping Tips for matching your steps to different music styles A welcoming space to meet new people and make friends Singles and couples are welcome—no partner needed. Wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing and shoes with non-slip soles.Fall 2025 -
Starting SoonSeniors B.E.D. Class – Brain Enhancement DancingDanceBallroom dancing for a sharper mind and stronger body. Created by professional dance instructor Walter “Bear” Hartell, the Brain Enhancement Dancing (B.E.D.) program is a specialized ballroom dance class designed to boost cognitive health and physical vitality. Backed by a 21-year study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, ballroom dancing has been shown to reduce the risk of dementia by up to 76%—making it one of the most effective activities for cognitive protection. B.E.D. isn’t just about dancing—it’s about enhancing: Rapid-fire decision-making and concentration Memory and multitasking through movement Balance and coordination Physical stamina and endurance For individuals already experiencing symptoms of dementia or Parkinson’s disease, ballroom dancing has shown promising improvements in memory and motor function. Whether you're flying solo or dancing with a partner, everyone is welcome! Please wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothing and shoes with non-slip soles. Join us for a joyful, brain-boosting experience that proves dancing is not just fun—it’s powerful.Fall 2025 -
Seniors B.E.D. IIDance“You don’t stop dancing when you get old, you get old when you stop dancing.” Ready to take your dancing to the next level? If you've experienced the joy and benefits of any B.E.D. (Brain Enhancement Dancing) classes, then B.E.D. II is your next step forward. This dynamic class introduces new movements and brain-boosting challenges designed to elevate your dancing skills and overall wellness. You'll build on what you already know while enhancing: Rapid-fire decision-making and concentration Memory and multitasking through movement Balance and coordination Physical stamina and endurance All of this happens in a lively, social setting that keeps you smiling, moving, and connected. Come dance, laugh, and grow—because age is just a number, and the rhythm never stops. Singles and couples are welcome to join! Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and bring or wear shoes that are not slippery.Fall 2025 -
Sewing for Beginners: Pillowcase ProjectArts & CraftsLearn the basics of using a sewing machine in this beginner-friendly course! Students will gain essential skills, including: how to thread the needle; how to change a broken needle; how to fill the bobbin; how to start and stop sewing; and many other foundational techniques. With your new skills, you’ll complete a simple and fun project: making your very own pillowcase! This hands-on project will teach you how to sew using straight lines and apply your basic sewing knowledge. Perfect for those new to sewing or looking to build confidence with their machine.Fall 2025 -
Show Choir Mini-Camp (4th-5th Grade)DanceLa Voce Ballo is hosting a Show Choir Mini-Camp at Gene Dillon Elementary. This is for 4th and 5th graders who want to experience singing, dancing and the magic of the show choir. The camp will conclude with a public performance on Friday (10/24) at 4:00 PM. The first 50 registrations receive a free souvenir.Fall 2025 -
Solway ElementaryKids & Company/Summer KidsKids & 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 Summer Kids is an all day child care program for students entering 1st - 5th grades. We are located at Bemidji Middle School and the program runs 7:30am - 6:00pm, June 16th, 2025-August 8, 2025. 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.School Year 2025-2026 Kids & Company/Summer Kids Site -
Solway Elementary Early Release DayKids & Company/Summer KidsSolway ElementarySchool Year 2025-2026 Kids & Company/Summer Kids Non-School Day Site
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WaitlistSourdough Bread BasicsFood & DrinkBaking sourdough bread at home means fresh, nutritious, deliciously tangy, and gut supportive bread for a fraction of the cost of similar store-bought breads. Join Kalley’s hands-on class to learn the basics of sourdough bread making, including background on maintaining a starter, ingredients for simple and nutritious bread, and how to work the dough- from mixing ingredients, to a loaf fresh out of the oven! Each participant will receive the following to start them on their sourdough journey: a jar of mature, active sourdough starter to feed and maintain at home, a dough scraper, a classic sourdough loaf to enjoy, and a packet with class notes, recipes, a sample bread baking schedule, and helpful tips.Fall 2025