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Classic Homemade Pierogi & Sweet Berry Pierogi!CulinaryInstructor: Chef Tess Georgakopoulos, Dish It Up Good Have some fun participating in this cook-along experience as you learn how to make your own homemade Classic Pierogi, and wonderful Sweet Berry Pierogi with 2 types of homemade dough and filling that will make your taste buds dance for joy! We will also be learning how to cook, and freeze these little dumplings that you can make ahead and store for a rainy day. No fancy equipment needed. This class has been so popular; it has even been featured in the American Polish Journal! Equipment: Stand mixer with dough hook attachment. Additional information will be included in the ingredient list / prep packet. Recommended: Adults, Couples, Families, Junior ChefsFall 2026 -
Cloud Game DevelopmentClasses/ActivitiesInstructor: Tech Academy StaffGRADES 4-8 Discover how today’s apps and games are built in the cloud! Students explore cloud-based development while building their own games from the ground up. Learn coding fundamentals like variables, functions, and game logic, then create, save, and share a cloud-powered game you can play anywhere. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5 days before class, please email virtual@techacademycamps.com. Home Technical Requirements: ● Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM ● Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work. ● Internet: Broadband internet ● Webcam, Microphone and Speakers ● Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class. ● Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Fall 2026 -
Code Championship Tournament Series/Virtual CompetitionClasses/ActivitiesGrades 3-9 Build a computer bot to play head-to-head against other coders! Whether this is your first Code Championship event, or if you've been competing for years, this is the perfect way to explore the competitive coding world of Code Championship. No previous coding experience necessary. The Code Championship Series is a series of four tournaments in four weeks (it's ok to miss one or two). These tournaments will be hosted online using Google Meet and the Code Championship website. If you have a modern browser like Chrome or Firefox, no additional download is required. The link to the Google Meet event will be emailed two days before the tournament. Promotional Videos/Pictures:https://www.codechampionship.com/ It is alright if the participant misses one or two weeks, they will still enjoy the class!Fall 2026 -
Coffee and Connect (Parent Discussion Class)ECFE • Early Childhood Family Education Classes • Ages Birth-PreKPARENT DISCUSSION CLASS for PARENTS of children AGES BIRTH-GRADE 3 Parenting can be both joyful and overwhelming—and you don’t have to do it alone. Join us for Coffee and Connect, a relaxed and supportive gathering where you can share the ups and downs of parenting with others on the same journey. Enjoy coffee and informal conversation with our parenting educator and fellow parents as you build community, exchange ideas, and gain helpful resources. This is a welcoming space to ask questions, share stories, and find your village. Come as you are—your presence is what matters most! Optional Childcare is available for children ages 1–PreK (infants may join parent in class), where they’ll enjoy supervised classroom free play while you connect with other adults. Infants are welcome to stay with their parent during the session.2026-2027 -
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Cokato Elementary SchoolChargers ChildcareSchool Year 2026-27 ✨✨ Find RATE, Schedule and Location information on the Charger Kids Club and Little Chargers Childcare website.✨✨ ✅REGISTRATION INFORMATION How to register or make updates to a current contract Before you begin, have this information ready:• Desired care schedule• Two emergency contacts (not parents/guardians) and authorized pick-ups• Health and medication information• Payment method (credit card or ACH)Getting Started:Select your desired care section below ➡️ Enroll Now• Create a New Contract: Scroll to “New Contract”• Update a Current Contract: Scroll to “Current and Upcoming Contracts” and select your contractComplete Registration: Select your child and follow the prompts (Repeat for each additional child) Verify your child’s information: name, birthdate, grade, and school (Preschoolers: select Kindergarten and enter their future Kindergarten year) Verify emergency contacts and authorized pick-ups Emergency Contact Requirement: You must list TWO emergency contacts in addition to parents/guardians. How to Set Emergency Contact Order in Arux: Log in to your Arux Childcare account Go to “Manage Authorized Pickups” In the “Description” or “Notes” field, label contacts as #1, #2, #3, etc. next to their phone number. This prioritized and organizes contacts for emergency situations. Leave this field blank for anyone who is NOT an emergency contact Authorized pick-up persons do NOT need their address included.2026-2027 School Year: CHARGER KIDS CLUB (Kinder-5th) CKC & LCC Site -
Community Education Scholarship FundYour donation to the Community Education Scholarship Fund helps local children and families participate in programs that inspire learning, creativity, wellness, and connection. Scholarship assistance ensures that Community Education opportunities are available to all, regardless of financial circumstances. Together, we can open doors, create experiences, and strengthen our community—one participant at a time.Donation -
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WaitlistCraft Vendor RegistrationDassel-Cokato Craft FairPlease Note: Only Handcrafted Items Allowed.Saturday, November 7, 2026 • 9:00 am-2:00 pmDassel-Cokato High School The Dassel-Cokato Craft Fair is hosted by the Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Advisory Council as a fundraiser to support Early Childhood programming in the Dassel-Cokato community. The council is made up of volunteer parents dedicated to strengthening opportunities for our youngest learners. All proceeds from vendor booth fees and kitchen food sales directly support community early literacy enhancements, Play and Learn Preschool and Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) scholarships, classroom needs, playground upkeep, community outreach, and more. Thank you for being part of this event and helping support early childhood opportunities in Dassel-Cokato. REGISTRATION • Vendors are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until all spaces are full. • ALL items sold must be handcrafted. • There are no restrictions on the number of vendors selling the same type of craft item. We make every effort to avoid placing similar vendors next to each other, but this cannot be guaranteed. • Booth fees are non-refundable after August 1, 2026. FORM ST-19 OPERATOR CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE • Required by Minnesota law for all vendors. • Please direct sales tax questions to the Minnesota Department of Revenue at 1-800-657-3777. • Vendors who qualify for the Isolated and Occasional Sales exemption should include a written statement with their application. BOOTH LOCATION / SET-UP • Booth fees include booth space only. Tables are NOT provided. Folding chairs will be available. • Booth locations will be emailed to vendors two days prior to the event. SET-UP & TAKE-DOWN • Vendor set-up is available Friday, November 6 from 5:30–7:30 PM and/or Saturday, November 7 from 6:30–8:45 AM. • BOOTH SET-UP: Thousands of shoppers attend this event. Booths must be arranged so shoppers step out of the aisle and into your booth to shop. The preferred setup is a “U”-shaped layout that allows shoppers to enter your booth. If a table must face the aisle, it must be placed at least 2 feet inside your booth, away from the aisle. • Take-down begins Saturday at 2:00 PM. Early closing is not allowed. • Due to our reservation with the school, vendors must be packed up and out of the building by 4:00 PM. Handmade Items Only – All products sold must be crafted by the vendor. Resale of mass-produced or imported items is strictly prohibited. No Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) Products – Sales of MLM, party-plan, or direct-sales items are not allowed. By registering, vendors agree to comply with all craft fair rules. Violation of these rules may result in immediate removal from the event without refund.2025-2026 -
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D&D 101Classes/ActivitiesInstructor: Tech Academy StaffGRADES 3-7 Learn the basics of Dungeons & Dragons with our modified version, then jump into a mini campaign! Build your character, roll some dice, and go on an adventure with your party. Dungeons & Dragons is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast and not affiliated with this camp. If you do not receive your Zoom link at least 5 days before class, please email virtual@techacademycamps.com. Home Technical Requirements: ● Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM ● Chromebooks, Tablets, and phones DO NOT Work. ● Internet: Broadband internet ● Webcam, Microphone and Speakers ● Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class. ● Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard.Fall 2026 -
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WaitlistDC KidsECFE • Early Childhood Family Education Classes • Ages Birth-PreKAges Birth-PreK with an adult Growing Together: Learning Through Play & Parent Connection Join us for a fun and engaging class where parents and children learn and grow together through purposeful play! Each session includes hands-on activities designed to support your child’s development in key areas: language and literacy, social-emotional skills, cognitive growth, and physical development. This class is a wonderful way to strengthen your bond with your child, connect with other families, and gain insights into your child’s development—all in a supportive and playful setting. Separating Class: Midway through class, parents will move to a separate room for a guided discussion led by our parent educator—focusing on the joys, challenges, and milestones of this age group. Meanwhile, children will stay in the classroom to play, explore, and enjoy a snack with early childhood staff. • Children ages 0–12 months remain with their parent during separation time. • Children ages 1 and up must be able to sit and eat snack independently in order to separate.2026-2027 -
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Dassel Elementary SchoolChargers ChildcareSchool Year 2026-27 ✨✨ Find RATE, Schedule and Location information on the Charger Kids Club and Little Chargers Childcare website.✨✨ ✅REGISTRATION INFORMATION How to register or make updates to a current contract Before you begin, have this information ready:• Desired care schedule• Two emergency contacts (not parents/guardians) and authorized pick-ups• Health and medication information• Payment method (credit card or ACH)Getting Started:Select your desired care section below ➡️ Enroll Now• Create a New Contract: Scroll to “New Contract”• Update a Current Contract: Scroll to “Current and Upcoming Contracts” and select your contractComplete Registration: Select your child and follow the prompts (Repeat for each additional child) Verify your child’s information: name, birthdate, grade, and school (Preschoolers: select Kindergarten and enter their future Kindergarten year) Verify emergency contacts and authorized pick-ups Emergency Contact Requirement: You must list TWO emergency contacts in addition to parents/guardians. How to Set Emergency Contact Order in Arux: Log in to your Arux Childcare account Go to “Manage Authorized Pickups” In the “Description” or “Notes” field, label contacts as #1, #2, #3, etc. next to their phone number. This prioritized and organizes contacts for emergency situations. Leave this field blank for anyone who is NOT an emergency contact Authorized pick-up persons do NOT need their address included.2026-2027 School Year: CHARGER KIDS CLUB (Kinder-5th) CKC & LCC Site -
Dassel-Cokato Craft FairThe Dassel-Cokato Craft Fair is hosted as a fundraiser by the Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Advisory Council, a group of volunteer parents dedicated to supporting Early Childhood programming in Dassel-Cokato. All proceeds from vendor booth fees and kitchen food sales go directly toward enhancing early literacy in our community, providing scholarships for Play and Learn Preschool and Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), supporting classroom needs, maintaining playgrounds, expanding community outreach, and more. Thank you for helping make these opportunities possible for our youngest learners! 53rd Annual Dassel-Cokato Craft FairSaturday, November 7, 20269:00 am-2:00 pmDassel-Cokato High SchoolThis event is open to all handmade and created item craft vendors only. (No direct sales companies/representatives.)10' x 10' Booth Space = $5512' x 14' Booth Space = $75Space is limited. Fees increase 9/1. Cancellation/Refund deadline 8/1.Category -
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Starting SoonDig, Set, Cheer! Volleyball Experience with the ChargersVolleyballGrades K-6Instructors: D-C Volleyball Coaches & Varsity Players Join the Charger Volleyball coaches and players for an exciting introduction to the sport of volleyball! Participants will learn fundamental skills through age-appropriate drills, fun games, and team activities while spending time with current Charger volleyball players. This experience is designed to build excitement for volleyball, help young athletes develop confidence on the court, and foster connections with our high school volleyball program. As part of the experience, participants will receive complimentary admission (along with two parents/guardians) to Youth Volleyball Night at the home varsity match on Thursday, September 24, where they will be recognized and have the opportunity to cheer on the Chargers from a special seating area near the team bench. Please wear athletic apparel, tennis shoes, and bring a water bottle.Fall 2026 -
EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER: Non-School Days: Little Chargers Childcare (2026-2027)PLAY AND LEARN PRESCHOOL (+ Little Chargers Childcare)Community Education/Early Childhood2026-2027 School Year Play and Learn Preschool Non-School Day Site -
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Early Childhood Advisory CouncilECFE • Early Childhood Family Education Classes • Ages Birth-PreKJoin the Dassel-Cokato Advisory Council The Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Advisory Council is a fantastic group of volunteers that provide support and feedback to the Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Programs regarding early learning and parenting opportunities such as Play and Learn Preschool, Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), and special events. YOU can become part of this dynamic group! We need the input of parents, grandparents, and community members like you to work together with us to identify and address the needs of Dassel-Cokato families with young children. This council meets monthly (8 months) and free childcare is provided. If you would like to visit with a council member and/or join the advisory council, please call reach out to Angela Smith, Early Childhood Coordinator, at 320-286-4120. Purpose The purpose of this Council shall be to insure the Early Childhood Programs provide support to parents in their efforts in raising children, offer child development information and alternative parenting techniques, help relay effective communication between parents and their children, supplement the discovery and learning experiences of children and promote positive parental attitudes through their children's school years. Membership Any person is eligible for membership to the Advisory Council, however, the Council will be made up of Early Childhood Family Education/Learning Readiness (preschool) parent-users and other interested residents of District 466. A maximum of 20 members will make up the Council. Members are eligible for: a once yearly $10.00 discount for classes during their service on the Council, waived the preschool registration fee and early preschool class registration in the spring.2026-2027
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Early Childhood ScreeningRegister for a screening appointment:Early Childhood Screening (Ages 3–5) FREE • Simple • Important Early Childhood Screening is a free, quick, and essential check-up that helps ensure your child is on track for school—both academically and physically. It identifies potential health, learning, or developmental concerns early, so your child can get the support they need early before school starts. While screening is ideally done at age 3, Minnesota law requires all children to be screened before starting kindergarten—Don’t wait! Early detection can make a big difference. During screening, our friendly nurses and early childhood professionals will guide your child through play-based activities to assess: Thinking, language, and communication skills Social and emotional development Large and small motor skills Hearing and vision Height and weight The experience is relaxed and child-friendly—designed to make both you and your child feel comfortable while gathering valuable information to support your child’s success in school. Choose the appointment date that works for you!More dates will be added! Add your name to the notification list to be notified by email when sign-up and dates are available!Questions? Call 320-286-4120 or email angela.smith@dc.k12.mn.us2026-2027