Instructor: Mary JohnsonFor many pre-teens and teens planning on picking up jobs during the summer months, babysitting is one way to earn some extra cash. The American Heart Association offers this course to help individuals, 11 years of age and older, prepare for the responsibility of babysitting. Learn how to care for infants through school age children and perform tasks such as diapering, preparing simple meals, and dressing. In addition, the course offers ideas for toys and games to play with the children. With safety as the utmost important factor, learn how to handle emergencies and focus on safe care of infants and children. Handouts provided. Please bring a bag lunch.

Instructor: Aryn Lill, The Blue Fox Grab your friends and family and gather to create a beautiful barn quilt pattern on a 14" x14" reclaimed wood pallet. Locally sourced by craftsman and farmer, Josh Reinitz of East Henderson Farm. Each paller has a unique quality. The wood is truly reclaimed, meaning each pallet will be completely individual and will have flaws, such as nail holes and small dings. The wood has been carefully selected, pre-sanded and assembled. All supplies included for chosen design. Choose one of the 7 designs when registering.PinwheelFlagFaded StarFriendship StarMarigoldHidden CrossBlue Cross To see photos of the 7 options, please go to the website below; https://www.thebluefoxclasses.... Kits are available to purchase to take home at $40/each.Supplies include; Wood pallet, tape, paint palette, a chalk pencil that erases with water, a brush, and written instructions.

Cars have changed and so have the traffic rules, driving conditions, and the roads you travel every day. Some drivers, age 55-plus, have never looked back since they got their first driver’s license, but even the most experienced benefit from brushing up on their driving skills. You can expect to learn current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques, and how to operate your vehicle more safely in today’s increasingly challenging driving environment. You’ll learn adjustments to accommodate common age-related changes in vision, hearing, and reaction time. This course meets the requirements for a discount from your insurance company. COURSE REQUIREMENT UPDATE: As of July 1, 2024, the 8-hour initial course for the 55 + Alive program in Minnesota has been reduced to a 4-hour course. The eight-hour course is no longer required for first-time participants. The class is held at the Laker Transition Building located at 1104 West River Road. Laker Transition is located just west of West River Dental off Highway 34 (please see map below). Please enter the main doors located on the south side of the building.

Instructor: Tess GeorgakopoulosNo need to look any further for restaurant quality Dim Sum than your own kitchen! Dim Sum, loosely translated to “touch the heart”, refers to a Chinese or Cantonese meal consisting of numerous small appetizers or finger foods traditionally enjoyed in restaurants. A dim sum meal therefore is considered a shared dining, social experience that can last for hours. Dim Sum meals often include some sort of dumpling, and two of the most popular dumpling options are open faced drum dumplings called “Shu Mai” and other dumplings called “Wontons”. Join Chef Tess for one of her newest classes where she will guide you in the step-by-step process of creating these delightful restaurant quality Dim Sum dumplings with two different meat and veggie fillings, and store bought wrappers. Learn to shape, fill and cook these tender, light, fluttery bites of deliciousness in your own home for a memorable dim sum get together. Serving, freezing and reheating tips will also be shared. This class will take place on Zoom, free on-line software. Participants will receive instructions on how to access the class prior to it starting. Participants will receive a list of ingredients in advance of the class with enough time for shopping and prep. Participants will also receive a copy of the instructor’s personal recipes in PDF format.

Program Information Tuition is $325 and due at the time of registration. Tuition includes 30 hours of classroom and 6 hours of behind the wheel training. It is recommended students wait until they are 15 years old to take driver education. You must be at least 14½ before the start of class to register. When registering for drivers education, please DO NOT use your student's email. We must have the parent/guardian email attached to the registration. Attendance to all class meeting times is mandated by state law. If your student misses class, he/she will have to make up the day(s) missed, on our next available session. Blue cards will not be given to students until classes are made up. Behind-the-wheel training is typically scheduled 6-8 weeks before a student plans to take their driving test. BTW training is scheduled directly with the instructors to fit student and instructor schedules. Students who do not show up for a scheduled BTW appointment will be charged $60. Cancellations must be made at least 12 hours before the scheduled driving time or you may be charged an additional $30. Below is a copy of the parent/student agreement for your reference. Driver Education Parent/Student Program Agreement 30 hours of classroom attendance is mandated by state law. If you feel you will not be able to attend all classes in this session, please let our office know and we will schedule you for a future session. Community Education reserves the right to charge $30 per hour for make-up of missed classroom time. Students who withdraw from the classroom session after class has started will forfeit $75 of their tuition. Once students have completed the classroom time, including attendance to all hours and coursework, they will receive a certificate of classroom enrollment (“blue card”) and be eligible to take a learner’s permit test. Students are eligible to take their driving test at age 16, after holding their learner’s permit for at least 6 months, completing a supervised driving log, and completing 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training. Additional charges possible for the following situations:$5 charge for a replacement “blue card” or “white card.”If a student has an outstanding balance for any of these charges, the Certificate of Completion (“white card”) will be held until all payments are made. Program Agreement Discipline Policy We expect all students to be courteous and respectful of others and to maintain a positive attitude towards self, teachers and fellow classmates. Consequences for being disruptive and disrespectful are as follows: 1st Offense: Verbal warning from the instructor2nd Offense: Student’s parent will be contacted (via text message) and parent must respond3rd Offense: Student will be dropped from the class permanently *All cell phones MUST be out of sight during class. If not, student will be asked to bring it to the front to place in drawer/basket. It will be returned to the student at the end of class. Need a Blue Card? Purchasing a blue card applies only to those families who did not register and pay for the classroom training directly through Detroit Lakes Community Education. If your child completed the 30 hours driving training in another community or an approved online organization, families can complete the behind-the-wheel with us. We know that option doesn’t work for everyone. If your family wishes to receive the behind-the-wheel locally with us, you can purchase a blue card. A copy of the Letter of Completion needs be sent to our office indicating the training has successfully been completed. (Again, if you registered and paid for the online course or in-person class through the Detroit Lakes website, you do not need to purchase a blue card. Purchasing a blue card applies only to those families who did not register and pay for the classroom training directly through Detroit Lakes Community Education).

Instructors: David Miller & Eric Schuld Esports, or electronic sports, is a type of competitive video gaming where players or teams compete against each other in organized tournaments or leagues. Esports can involve a variety of game genres, including first-person shooters, fighting games, real-time strategy, and multiplayer online battle arenas.

Instructor: Mary JohnsonHeartsaver courses are intended for individuals who have a duty to respond to a cardiac emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory requirements. This includes teachers, fitness trainers, corporate workers, restaurant employees, coaches, parents, and anyone who wants to learn how to do CPR and give first aid. The Heartsaver CPR AED course is hands-on and covers adult, child, and infant CPR, and use of the AED (Automated External Defibrillator). Included in the course is relief of choking. Heartsaver First Aid provides first responders with training in basic first aid procedures, including the first aid skills recommended by OSHA. This course covers first aid basics, medical emergencies, injury emergencies, and environmental emergencies and is for non-healthcare professionals. This class will include adult, child and infant CPR/AED plus first aid. NOTE: (This class does not meet the DHS requirement for center based child care providers. )