Learn something new, connect with others in the community, stimulate your creativity or improve your health. Adult Enrichment offers a variety of fee-based classes and activities designed for adults of every age.
PreK Plus Childcare: Providing Wrap Around, Extended Day, and Non School Day Childcare for students enrolled in an Early Childhood class.
Fun & Friends is a child care program for students in kindergarten through 8th grade. Please do not send your child to Fun & Friends until your contract and schedule has been approved.
We have a variety of programs for preschoolers aged 2 1/2 to 5 years at 2 locations: the Warrior Early Learning Center and Nisswa Elementary School.
Youth develop life-long interests, skills and knowledge through sports, performing and visual arts, academics, special interest clubs, outdoor educational experiences and many more programs.
Child Only classes provide children opportunities to explore learning in an ECFE classroom setting independently.
ECFE offers Love and Logic Parenting classes to learn practical techniques for gaining family cooperation.
ECFE offers many special events throughout the year for families with birth-5 yr olds.
Time Together Classes provide weekly time for parents/guardians and their children birth-5 years old.
See if FPS is right for you! Future Problem Solver students have the opportunity to develop innovative solutions to real world challenges. Students will research real world challenges, and use their creative thinking skills to formulate solutions to solve problems related to the future scene in the framework of a 6-step process. Students will then take their best solution and develop it into an action plan and present it as a team skit. The topics for this year are Tourism and Urbanization for the practice problems, Antarctica for the regional competition and Autonomous Transportation for the state competition. This is a great opportunity to work on a team, learning about new challenges and using creativity and problem solving skills to address the future challenges we all face.
To learn more about Future Problem Solvers, go to: https://www.fpspi.org/
Marcy Byrns
