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Dynamic Dance (Grades K-3)NorthropPLEASE NOTE: Extended Learning classes need to be taught by a licensed teacher and offered free to our students. In order to pay our teachers, this class is funded through the state of MN. The state requires evidence that we offered the class after school. In order to comply, we ask that each student and parent or guardian will sign and date a CLP. This form is ONLY in regards to after school for the 2026- 27 year. If you have any questions please contact Krystal: Krystalyn.Everson@mpls.k12.mn.us Come join one of Northrop's favorite Kindergarten teachers, Ms. Friday. We will stretch and warm up our bodies. Then we will learn choreographed dance moves and will have opportunities for free style dancing as well! This class is intended for beginners. Questions? Contact Krystalyn.Everson@mpls.k12.mn.us OR 612-668-4544After School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026
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Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)ECFE offers classes, programs and services for families with young children from birth to kindergarten age. Our licensed early childhood educator partners with you to offer meaningful and fun learning opportunities for your child. During classes, parents and children participate together in group time and activities; followed by a parent discussion facilitated by a licensed parent educator, who brings research-based parenting information into the conversation.Category -
Early Childhood Family ExpoYouth & FamilyThe MPS Early Childhood Family Expo brings together partners from Minneapolis Public Schools Early Childhood and Preschool programs to celebrate and support Minneapolis families with children ages 0-8. This free event is designed as a welcoming space to discover programs, ask questions, and build connections with the educators and services that support their child’s growth from birth to third grade. Families can also enjoy live entertainment, explore ECFE classes, connect with Early Childhood Screening, and meet a variety of community partners offering resources for young children. There will also be drawings, activities, and opportunities to learn more about early learning programs across the district.Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026 Time: 9 am-Noon Location: Wilder Complex (3345 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55407)Enrollment is not required to attend this event, but if you wish to receive updates to your email, please click "Enroll Now" below.Are you a community partner interested in being a resource at the Expo? Fill out our interest form.Youth & Family Fall 2026 -
East African Culture (Classes in Somali or Oromo/Amharic)Miyaad ku hadashaa luuqadaha afafka Soomaaliga, Oromoda ama Amhariga? Waxaanu bixineynaa Fasalo ku baxa luqadahaas! Barnaamijka waxbarashada Qoysaska iyo Caruurta, iyo adeegyada loogu talo galay qoysaska haysta Caruurta yar yar oo da’dooda tahay markey dhashaan ilaa ay ka soo garayaan Dugsiga xanaanada ilmaha. Waan kugu caawinaynaa si aan kuugu helno waxbarasho tayo leh oo xiiso u leh ilmahaaga.Fasaladeena Waalidka iyo ilmahiisa waxay uga qeybgalayaan si wada jir ah xiliga howlaha kooxeynta, waxaa intaas raacaya wada xaajood waalidka baraha, iyo waalidka u hogaansan howlaha tacliinta, lana wadaagaya cilmi barista ku saleysan tabaradad waalidiinta. Fasalda ku baxa luqadaha Somaliga/Oromoda/Amharicga waxay ka baxayaan labo goobood oo qura oo ka mid ah degmada Minneapolos. Saacadaha waxay noqon doonaan labo saac oo qura isbuuciiba oo sanadka barkiisa ah. Gunada labixiyo fasalada waxay ku saleysan yihiin hadba sida uu dhaqliga kuu soo galo, oo aad u bixinkarto. (Lacagaha kala Sareeya ka eeg baga). Gaadiidka waxaad u helaysaa hadba sida ay baahida tahay. Waxaa intaa dheer inay bixiyaan fasalada hoos ku xusan waxaa kaloo bixinaa barnaamijka Waxbarashada Caruurta Qiimeeya ilmaha Da’dooda tahay Sadex jir-ilaa Shan-jirka, Booqashada guriga ah, la, gula talinayo taleefonka, iyo waalidiin u mideysan (si wax loogu baro waalidiinta guryahooda). Kala soo xiriir waxii diiwaangalinta ku saabsan: Somaliga: 612.668.2128 • Amharige: 612.668.2158 Oromada: 612.290.8413Category -
WaitlistEasy Ethiopian/Eritrean (Southwest)CookingEthiopian/Eritrean food has become a favorite among foodies worldwide. The food is light, healthy, and flavorful, ranging from very spicy to very mild. Experience the thrilling discovery of exotic spices paired with daily ingredients such as vegetables, and beans. For non-vegetarian, we can use different types of meat sautéed with various kinds of flavored healthy oils. Every step is educational, informative and a dream-like trip into the food culture of these historic countries. Registration is per person.Please bring a to-go container to transport leftovers. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist as we will likely add additional sections.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
WaitlistEat an Apple, Drink an Apple - Guided Tasting Experience w/ Natural Cidermaker/Orchardist Nate WattersTrips, Tours & Special EventsLearn and have fun while tasting through 6 apples and their single varietal spontaneously fermented natural ciders, guided by orchardist cidermaker and storyteller Nate Watters. For the novice in anything apple to the experienced apple grower and cider maker, this class is for everyone! There will be the opportunity to purchase cider and other locally made products after the event. Come early and stay longer to enjoy the Tasting Room’s local food menu, beverages of all types, and local music (music is day dependent). *Note: This fee includes apples tastings, presentation and education on organic practices. Keepsake Cidery is located at 4609 135th St E, Dundas, MN 55019.NOTE: Only transfer of registrations after October 18th. If event is sold out, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Economic & Political Systems: Intro (Ella Baker)AcademicCapitalism, socialism, anarchism, fascism, democracy...What do these and similar terms really mean? What type of society does each describe? We will discuss these terms, as well as concepts we can use to make sense of conflicting definitions.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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Edison Performing Arts CampsWe look forward to seeing you in our programs! Prices listed are on a sliding scale.Category -
WaitlistElectrical Circuits (Southwest)Home & GardenBrighten your knowledge of different types of wire, circuit breakers, light switches, wall receptacles and how to replace them. Wire up and test three different circuits. NOTE: This class was listed as a three week course but it is only two weeks. The dates online are correct. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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WaitlistEmbroidery (Ella Baker)Arts & CraftsLearn 8 Basic embroidery stitches while completing a sampler. Make an embroidery sampler as we learn the basic embroidery stitches. Whether you are just starting out or picking up the hoop after a long time away, this is a great place to start. Please bring a wooden embroidery hoop, size 1-5 embroidery needle, scissors, and a few skeins of embroidery floss in your favorite colors. Pre-printed fabric cloth will be provided.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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WaitlistEmbroidery: Thread Painting (Ella Baker)Arts & CraftsLearn to make interesting art pieces with embroidery floss and some basic embroidery stitches. Cloth and a pattern will be provided, please bring floss in different colors, a 6 inch hoop and size 10-11 embroidery needles.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026
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Emerson - After-School OnlyMinneapolis Kids (Including Minneapolis Kids Jr)Registration seasons currently open: Before and After School 2026-27 Before and after-school childcare for children enrolled in High-Five/Pre-K through 5th grade Registration is now open. Scroll down this page to select a site and register. Non-School Days 2026-27 Childcare for children enrolled in High-Five/Pre-K through 5th grade on days school is not in session Registration is now open. Families with approved School Year contracts (Before & After School Care, Minneapolis Kids Jr.) will register for Non-School Days from within their contracts. Please log in first. Help Article: Registering for Non-School Days Families without approved School Year contracts (including pending/waitlisted families) will register for Non-School Days-only contracts. Minneapolis Kids Jr 2026-27 Full-day school-year pre-K childcare for children 4 years of age by Sept. 1 Registration is now open. Scroll down this page to select a site and register. Please allow 10 business days for processing new contract requests (including non-school days). If we have to contact you to make corrections to your contract request(s), please expect up to an additional 10 business days for processing. Questions? Find answers on our FAQ & Resources page. Visit the main Minneapolis Kids webpage for program information on each season (Before and After School, MK Jr, Summer, Non-School Days). View the Arux Parent Guide for help topics related to managing your Arux account.School Year 2026-2027 Mpls Kids Site -
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Enneagram, Your Money & You (Edison)Personal DevelopmentDo you feel stuck? Do you feel like you are always making the same mistakes? Have you lived your life and wondered why you are the way you are? What have your finances got to do with your personality? In this two-part class, you will be introduced to the enneagram model. Beth Beaty, certified enneagram teacher, will help you figure out your enneagram type and explore how that might impact your relationship with money. Second class, Marcia Alexander and Aaron Jones, financial advisors, will look at financial decisions and enneagram types. This is a great opportunity to learn big things and ask scary questions – in a welcoming, supportive and fun environment.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Essentials of Buying Your First Home (Edison)Business & ConsumerDoes buying a home in an uncertain economy make sense? Learn how to navigate the home buying process step-by-step, including information about government grants, first time buyer programs, how to avoid lemons, and maximizing your money to get the best deal possible.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Essentials of Buying Your First Home (Lake Harriet Upper)Business & ConsumerWe will review the process of buying a home from A-Z and discuss unique funding that is only available to YOU- a first-time buyer. (With one program, it is possible to buy a home for as little as $1000 of your own funds!) You are generally considered a first-time buyer if you have not owned a home in the past 3 years.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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Essentials of Buying Your First Home (ONLINE)Business & ConsumerInterest rates have risen significantly. How does this translate to the real estate market? Is it convenient to buy? This class will provide knowledge through statistical data and inform you of different ways to take advantage of this market, including government grants and first time buyer programs. If you have any questions, please contact Eliana Power at eliana.power@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-3450.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Estate Planning For Everyone (55+) ONLINEAdventures in LearningAn attorney will share how to plan for your future, discuss assets distribution and how to ensure your intentions will be carried out. Topics include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives, real estate deeds and define probate. Fees collected for this class help cover administrative costs and are not paid to the instructor. This class is priced on a sliding fee scale. Please pay the price you are able. This helps to ensure that Community Education can provide quality opportunities for all of our participants.Lifelong Learning 55+ Fall 2026 -
Estate Planning for Family Members with Special Needs (Lake Harriet Upper)Business & ConsumerOne Should Ask: Is it better to have a formal plan in place, or leave things to future family dynamics and the ever changing benefit system? Did you know with proper planning, both while they are alive and after they have passed, grandparents, parents and family can take care of a child, grandchild or family member with special needs in their estate plan? Yes, and such planning will not adversely affect the benefits and programs which the person with special needs has available to them! This class will discuss how to properly protect your assets and provide for the future benefit of the loved one with special needs. Whatever the type of the asset (tangible, income producing or other) there are options you should know. We will discuss how the special needs trust fits into your estate planning, planning for the future of your loved one with special needs, and pros and cons of a special needs trust.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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WaitlistExploring ArtMarcySpark your child's creativity in this fun and hands-on visual arts adventure! Students will experiment with a variety of art mediums—including painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media—while learning basic concepts like color, texture, and shape. Through engaging, age-appropriate projects, young artists will build confidence, refine their fine motor skills, and express their unique imagination in a supportive environment. Register by Tuesday, September 22, to guarantee bus transportation on the first day of class. Registrations completed after September 22 will have busing starting November 3. Note: Our sliding scale fees ensure equitable access for all participants. Select the price option that works best for you. Higher-tier selections directly help support affordable access across our community. Full scholarships are available upon request.After School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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