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Accent AdvertisingAdult ProgrammingIf you are interested in advertising in the Community Ed Accent, this is the payment link. theThen email your ad (in HI res) to nhenline@isd1.orgFY 26/27
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Adult ProgrammingAdult ProgramsCategory
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Age to AgeUtilizing a grant from the Northland Foundation, the Age to Age programs are intended to create intergenerational opportunities for the community.Category
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Aitkin Riverboat Days Parade Dance ClinicYouth ProgrammingStudents in grades 2-12 are invited to join this high enery clinic where they will learn an upbeat pom style parade routine to showcase in the Aitkin Riverboat Days Parade. Participants will build confidence, improve coordincation and experience the excitement of dancing in our community celebration. Designed for all experience levels . Dancers who participated in ADT Summer Training camp are pre-registered and fee waived. July 29-31 . Parade Aug 1FY25/26
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Barn Quilt Painting ClassAdult ProgrammingGather your friends and family for an engaging afternoon of creativity as you create a beautiful barn quilt pattern on a 14" x 14" reclaimed wood pallet. Aryn will guide you step-by-step through both in-person and written instructions, helping you make your piece truly unique. Choose from seven distinctive designs and a wide variety of colors! The barn wood used for your project is locally sourced from craftsman and farmer Josh Reinitz of East Henderson Farm. Each pallet has its own unique character, showcasing the beauty of reclaimed materials. Expect some delightful imperfections, such as nail holes and small dings, adding to the charm of your creation. Each piece of wood has been carefully selected, pre-sanded, and assembled, ready for you to transform. Date: August 1 Time: 1pm - 4 pm Place: Rippleside Flex Room Cost: $60 per personFY 26/27
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Camp with Coach Diem-High SchoolYouth ProgrammingStarting SoonCamp with Coach Diem - camp will include individual skills as well as team aspects. High School Players - Cost $60 - T-shirt with registration by 5/29/2026. Players can choose to aadd one or more additional positional sessions onto the regular camp based on the position(s) they play. Each additional session is $20 - Mon: Setter, Tues: Outside right hitters, Wed: Middle hitters, Thu: Defensive playersFY25/26
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Campfire Cooking LessonAdult ProgrammingImprove your Outdoor cooking Skills. Join the Naturalists to learn how to cook simple outdoor dishes. There will be a few different for the main course and the dessert. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Thursday August 27.FY 26/27
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Early Childhood - Aitkin Children's CenterThe Aitkin Children’s Center is a 4 Star Parent Aware rated preschool where young children are excited to come and learn. Highly educated staff plan large and small group learning experiences, structure opportunities for cooperative and imaginative play, while building children’s independence in a safe and nurturing classroom environment.Category -
Early Childhood Family Education Separating ClassesMid-Day Movers & Night OwlsCategory -
Firearms Safety/Marksmanship CourseYouth ProgrammingFirearms safety and marksmanship course designed to provide students 12-18 with the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to handle firearms responsibly and effectively. Emphasizing safety above all else, the course introduces proper firearm handling storage, and maintenance while building a strong foundation in marksmanship fundamentals. Students will develop confidence through instruction and practical application ensuring they understand both the technical and ethical responsibilities that come with firearm use. This does not result in you receiving a Firearm Safety certificate. Instructor Jason Oestreich. Wealthwood Rod & Gun Club. June 9, 23, July 7, 21, August 4, 18 4:00 pm- 7:00 pm . $55 per student for sessionFY25/26
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Jakes (4's) PreschoolDiscover a place where young children are excited to come and learn!! Jakes (4‛s) Preschool at the Aitkin Children‛s Center is a four star parent aware rated program taught by highly qualified and licensed instructors. A typical class period will contain: large group circle, small group stations, free choice centers, snack, story time, large muscle time within the gym or outdoors, and music and movement. Instruction will emphasize the importance of social emotional learning as well as basic school readiness skills. Children must be 4 prior to September 1.Category -
Jakes (4's) PreschoolJakes (4's) PreschoolDiscover a place where young children are excited to come and learn!! Jakes (4‛s) Preschool at the Aitkin Children‛s Center is a four star parent aware rated program taught by highly qualified and licensed instructors. A typical class period will contain: large group circle, small group stations, free choice centers, snack, story time, large muscle time within the gym or outdoors, and music and movement. Instruction will emphasize the importance of social emotional learning as well as basic school readiness skills. Children must be 4 prior to September 1, 2025.26-27 Preschool/ECFE -
Junior Jakes (3's) PreschoolDiscover a place where young children are excited to come and learn!! Junior Jakes (3‛s) Preschool at the Aitkin Children‛s Center is a four star parent aware rated program taught by highly qualified and licensed instructors. Activities within the schedule emphasize social emotional development as well as reading readiness and math readiness skills. A typical class period will contain: large group circle, story time, small group stations, free choice centers, snack, large muscle time within the gym or outdoors, as well as music and movement. Children must be 3 prior to September 1 and potty trained (with the exception of children who have a documented health/educational need).Category -
Junior Jakes (3's) PreschoolJunior Jakes (3's) PreschoolDiscover a place where young children are excited to come and learn!! Junior Jakes (3‛s) Preschool at the Aitkin Children‛s Center is a four star parent aware rated program taught by highly qualified and licensed instructors. Activities within the schedule emphasize social emotional development as well as reading readiness and math readiness skills. A typical class period will contain: large group circle, story time, small group stations, free choice centers, snack, large muscle time within the gym or outdoors, as well as music and movement. Children must be 3 prior to September 1, 2025 and potty trained (with the exception of children who have a documented health/educational need). If your child is enrolled in a 1/2 day program they can attend Kids Club for the other 1/2 of the day. Contact Community Education for more information.26-27 Preschool/ECFE -
Kids ClubKids Club is our before & after school programming that offers a variety of activities for children. At Kids Club we pride ourselves in having fun, learning & exploring. A light snack is provided in our after school programming. Kids Club is open on days when school is in session for before and after school care. Kids Club is also open during some teacher work shops and conferences for full days. Join us to make new friends, learn new things & have fun! Hours: Before school: 6:45am - 8:05am After School: 3:00-5:30pm Ages: Preschool: 3 years and over attending Jr. Jakes or Jakes preschool School age: K-6th grade students Fee Scale: AM Care: $4/day PM Care: $6/day 1/2 day Preschool care: $15/day - choose if you need morning or afternoon childcare Full day Preschool care Mon/Wed/Fri only) - $35/day Non school day care is available on select days from 6:45am - 5:30pm Fee: $35/day Please register 3 days prior to needing childcare. Full day is 6:45am - 5:30pm and is $35/day. We will also have the option for Before/After ASK at $4 and $6/day NEW THIS YEAR: Preschool families can use Early Learning Scholarships to pay for Kids Club during the school year AND preschool! Contact Amanda Ashton for more information - aashton@isd1.org.Child Care Program
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Last Chance Wrestling Camp at LLCCWrestlingCome join Hayden Zillmer and his staff at our Last Chance wrestling camp being hosted at Long Lake Conservation Center on August 8-9. Price will include lunch and dinner on the 8th, breakfast and lunch on the 9th and a one night stay. Early bird cost (through May 31st) = $165 after May 31 = $195 Must be 5th grade or older to register. Please be sure to print and fill out this paperwork to bring with you to the registration table at LLCC. https://www.longlakecc.org/_files/ugd/08ac95_6c403...FY 26/27
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MN Twins vs PhilliesSpecial Events/TripsHop on the bus and enjoy a ride to the stadium in style as the Twins take on the Phillies! Section 139 (our usual seats in right field with the high stools and bar tops). Sunday August 16- 1:10 game- $115 includes ticket and coach bus. Leave Rippleside Elementary School at 9:30 AMFY 26/27
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Starting SoonMissoula Children's TheaterYouth ProgrammingCommunity Education is partnering with Aitkin County Friends of the Arts to bring Missoula Children's Theater to town! Join the traveling troupe to be a part of the cast of Cinderella! Auditions will be held on Monday July 27. Schedules will then be given based on parts. A public performance will be on Friday evening at 6:00. We will be registering based on grade. We will have 16 spots for kids currently in grades 1 and 2, 44 spots for kids in grades 3-12, and can have 4 "Assistant Directors) for kids in grades 7-12 that do not necessarily want to be on stage!FY 26/27
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SSA: Speed, Strength, and Agility 2026Youth ProgrammingThis program is for students going into 7-12th grades who want a consistent summer workout. 2 sessions -See Below for Session information When: June 8 - July 31- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday (No program on 6/19 or 6/29-7/4) Time: 6:30am -8:00am: 9-12 Boys and 7-8 Boys basketball players 7:30am -9:00 am: 7-12 Girls and 7-8 Boys who do not play basketball Where: Aitkin High School Weight Room Cost: FreeFY25/26
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Special Events/TripsSpecial Events/TripsCategory
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State Fair 26Special Events/TripsOur annual tradition!- Hop on the bus and go to the State Fair. Tickets to the fair are not included in this registration, you must purchase them either online or at the gate (with a credit card). Coach bus will leave Rippleside at 8:00 am with an estimated arrival time of 10:30 am. Bus will leave the fair for the return trip at 3:30 pm.FY 26/27
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Summer 2026Kids ClubKids Club is our before & after school programming that offers a variety of activities for children. At Kids Club we pride ourselves in having fun, learning & exploring. A light snack is provided in our after school programming. Kids Club is open on days when school is in session for before and after school care. Kids Club is also open during some teacher work shops and conferences for full days. Join us to make new friends, learn new things & have fun! Hours: Before school: 6:45am - 8:05am After School: 3:00-5:30pm Ages: Preschool: 3 years and over attending Jr. Jakes or Jakes preschool School age: K-6th grade students Fee Scale: AM Care: $4/day PM Care: $6/day 1/2 day Preschool care: $15/day - choose if you need morning or afternoon childcare Full day Preschool care Mon/Wed/Fri only) - $35/day Non school day care is available on select days from 6:45am - 5:30pm Fee: $35/day Please register 3 days prior to needing childcare. Full day is 6:45am - 5:30pm and is $35/day. We will also have the option for Before/After ASK at $4 and $6/day NEW THIS YEAR: Preschool families can use Early Learning Scholarships to pay for Kids Club during the school year AND preschool! Contact Amanda Ashton for more information - aashton@isd1.org.Summer 2026 KC Site
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Swingin' into SummerChildren who are entering kindergarten in the fall of 2025 have an opportunity to sign up for a school readiness program offered in June and July at the Aitkin Children’s Center.Learners will engage in fun, interactive activities, both indoor and outdoor that promote reading and math readiness as well as social emotional development.Category -
Understanding Hearing Loss in Later LifeAdult ProgrammingHearing loss is one of the most common conditions affecting older adults, yet it is frequently underdiagnosed and undertreated. Left unaddressed, it can affect safety, relationships, mental health, and quality of life. This webinar covers what to expect as hearing changes with age, how to recognize when it may be time to seek help, and what options are available. October 21, 2026 10:00 am – 11:00 am Register at: https://bit.ly/AAAAOct2026webinarFY 26/27