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3D Printing: Jewelry Design
Grades 2-6 The ancient craft of jewelry making is brought to the modern world using TinkerCAD! Students will learn to build 3D models to design a pair of earrings and a ring. One design will be printed offline and mailed home. 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 typically 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. Additional Technical Requirement: TinkerCAD Website (login information is provided during class) -
3D Printing: Minecraft-Inspired
Grades 3-7 Learn the ins and outs of 3D printing with TinkerCAD! Students will learn to design their own custom mobs and Minecraft-inspired creations. One design will be printed offline and mailed home. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them. 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 typically 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. Additional Technical Requirement: TinkerCAD Website (Free, login information is provided during class) TinkerCAD Website (Free, login information is provided during class) -
Basketball: Boys & Girls, Gr. 2-3
Grades 2 & 3Coaches Goudy & Flick Calling all 2nd and 3rd graders interested in honing their basketball skills and experiencing friendly competition with their DC friends! This program is designed to develop their basketball skills while being introduced to competitive play in a fun, supportive environment. Each session emphasizes skill development, team concepts, and competing in 3-on-3 games which will provide valuable game experience. The 3-on-3 format offers more ball touches, involvement, and decision-making opportunities than traditional 5-on-5, making it an ideal transition from the foundational skills taught in K–1 basketball and the structure and intensity of travel basketball in 4th grade. Participants must bring their own 27.5" basketball, which can be purchased through Community Ed if needed. Players may wear a reversible youth jersey if they own one. A jersey will be provided for those that do not. Parent Volunteer Refs: We're also seeking parent volunteers to serve as referees for the 3 on 3 games. Interested parents will receive training at the first practice, and depending on their involvement, a portion of their child's program fee will be refunded at the end of the season. Join us for a season of skill-building, teamwork, and fun on the court! -
Basketball: Traveling
Grades 4-6Dassel-Cokato Youth Basketball Assn. (DCYBA) & Parent Volunteer Coaches This competitive traveling basketball league is designed for 4th through 6th graders. The season spans from November through early March. Teams will practice weekly, with games or tournaments typically held on weekends. 4th graders will practice once or twice a week, while 5th and 6th graders will practice twice a week. Coaches will organize league play and tournaments. Games will take place at various venues, and parents are responsible for transportation. Players will also get the chance to showcase their skills during the halftime of a home varsity basketball game, with players and parents receiving free admission. Prior basketball experience or knowledge is recommended for those interested in joining this competitive league. Practice Schedule:Practices begin in early November, with specific dates and times contingent upon gym availability. Practice schedules will be published on the Community Education website approximately two weeks before practices begin. Game Schedule: Games are scheduled for Saturdays starting in December, with specific dates to be determined (TBD). Additionally, some tournaments may occur on Sundays. Personalized Jersey• Returning Players: please confirm if you still have your jersey and specify your jersey number. • New players or those needing a replacement must purchase a new reversible jersey. Athletic Shorts: Players should bring their own navy athletic shorts. -
Cheerleading: Charger Junior Cheer
Grades K-6Instructors: DC Cheer Coaches, Stephine Paech & Lexi Hanson Join the Dassel-Cokato Cheerleaders and perform during halftime for the Homecoming football game on Friday, October 3! Open to students in grades K–6, this fun and energetic program is a great introduction to cheerleading. Participants will play games, learn basic cheer skills, and work together to create a routine that includes dance, cheer, jumps, and stunts. Registration includes a t-shirt, poms, and bow. Please indicate your child’s t-shirt size at the time of registration. To guarantee a shirt, register by September 15. Activity #5520Practice Schedule:Thursdays: September 18, 25, and October 25:30–6:15 pm • HS West Gym – North Mezzanine (PAC Door Entrance) Performance: Friday, October 3 During halftime of the varsity football game • HS Football Stadium Early Bird Fee: $45, Fee after September 10: $50 Registration Deadline: September 15 (to guarantee a t-shirt) On performance day, participants should wear tennis shoes, their program t-shirt and bow, and black or blue bottoms (black leggings preferred). Be sure to dress for the weather. Parents and athletes receive free admission to the football game. Please plan to drop your child off at the north side of the bleachers with 3 minutes remaining in the 2nd quarter. Look for the designated check-in area. After the performance, return to the same location for pick-up. -
Child & Babysitting Safety Program
The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute offers comprehensive training to ensure safe and successful babysitting. It covers everything from starting a babysitting business to essential safety, caregiving, and first aid practices. Upon completing the course and meeting the core learning objectives, students receive a certification valid for two years, and instructions to access a digital copy of the Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) Student book. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. -
Chinese Basics: Language & Cultrue
Grades 2–4 (Attend with or without a parent)Instructor: Xinyi LynneOne registration fee covers both the student and parent (if attending together). Step into the beauty of the Chinese language and culture — together! This fun, hands-on class is designed for 2nd to 4th graders. Parents are welcome, too! Explore Mandarin Chinese side by side through songs, stories, games, and creative crafts. Each week, families will learn simple words and phrases while diving into Chinese traditions like “pretend food”, festivals, calligraphy, and more. No prior language experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to laugh and learn together. Whether you're learning how to say “hello” or creating an animal craft that’s related to zodiac, this class is all about connection: with each other, and with a rich culture that’s been around for thousands of years. Let’s build language skills, cultural understanding, and family memories — one class at a time!] -
Code Championship Tournament Series/Virtual Competition
Grades 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. Please come knowing how to navigate the internet (basic typing and mouse control). The link to the Google Meet event will be emailed two days before the tournament. Promotional Videos/Pictures:https://www.codechampionship.com/gallery/ -
D&D Minecraft Adventures
Grades 3-7 Online Virtual Class: Learn the basics of Dungeons and Dragons. Pick and develop your character and join us for a Minecraft one-shot campaign! Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them. Home Technical Requirements: Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM 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. -
Family Open Skate
Family Open SkatingShake off cabin fever this winter with Family Open Skating at the Rec Center on Sunday afternoons. Helmets are required. Ages 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.Dassel-Cokato Rec CenterSundays, Nov. 9, 2025-February 15, 20264:30-6:30 pmFee Per Sunday:$5/Youth$10/Adult$20/Immediate Family*Cash only. Bring exact change! -
Family Open Swim
Join Us for Open Swim! Saturdays at the Dassel-Cokato High School Pool (Enter through the PAC door) Whether you're looking to work on your swimming skills, splash around with your family, or simply relax in the water, Open Swim is your time to enjoy the pool your way! Ages: Swimmers under 12 must be accompanied by an adult Independence: Swimmers who have completed Level 2 lessons may swim without an adult Spectators: Bleacher area available for non-swimming adults Fees: $5/Youth. $7/Adults, $20/Immediate Family (cash only, paid at the door) Capacity: First-come, first-served — max of 50 swimmers allowed at a time No need to pre-register — just come ready to swim and have fun! Whether you're staying active, connecting with family, or both, Open Swim is the perfect weekend outing! -
First Lego League
Grades 5-8Instructors: Teresa Harmala, Brett Salmen, John Barberg, Patrick Schuette FIRST LEGO League Challenge is a global robotics program that engages students in hands-on STEM experiences. Teams design, build, and program an autonomous LEGO SPIKE PRIME robot to complete themed missions in the Robot Game, while also tackling a real-world problem in the Innovation Project. Each season is rooted in FIRST Core Values—teamwork, inclusion, and discovery—and concludes with a regional competition. This year’s theme, UNEARTHED™, invites teams to explore archaeology. Students will research, prototype, test, and share creative solutions inspired by the field, blending science, coding, and engineering. Team members typically practice once a week to prepare for the following judged areas: Core Values:Teamwork, inclusion, and gracious professionalism. Robot Design & Programming: Engineering process and strategy behind robot creation. The Robot Game: Robots compete in three 2.5-minute matches to complete missions and earn points. The Innovation Project: Research, propose, and present a solution to a real-world problem. A regional tournament is held between late-Nov and mid-Dec. on a Saturday or Sunday, depending on tournament selection, which happens in early Oct. It is the parent's responsibility to transport their child to competitions. In year's past this event has been held in Alexandria in mid-December. For questions visit their website: firstlegoleague.org. Preseason Practice: Monday, August 25 • 6:30–8:00 PM (Optional; build mission models—parents encouraged to help) Parent/Student Info Meeting: Monday, September 8 • 7:00–8:30 PM • HS Robotics Room (Door C) -
Football: Instructional League
Grades 1 & 2 Join us for action-packed Saturdays as young athletes learn the fundamentals of football in a fun and supportive environment. Each session includes warm-ups, basic skill development, age-appropriate games, and an introduction to football rules — all centered around teamwork and fun. Participants will have the exciting opportunity to play during halftime of the home varsity football game on September 19 — with free admission for players and their parents! Additionally, kids are invited to test their skills at Kick, Pass & Punt Night on September 22 from 6:15–7:15 p.m. at the football stadium (participation optional). We’re looking for Volunteer Parent Coaches to help make this program a success. If you're interested, please contact Community Education at 286-4120. -
Football: Tackle Football: Gr. 5-6
This football program emphasizes both the fundamentals of tackle football and executing plays. Team rosters, assigned by coaches, will rotate weekly, allowing players to gain diverse game experience. Participants will compete against teams from the surrounding area as part of the Wright Co. Youth Football League, playing four Saturday morning games consisting of two 30-minute running halves. Parents are responsible for transporting their child to and from games. Additionally, players will have the exciting opportunity to play during halftime of a home varsity game on Oct. 10, with free admission for both players and parents. All necessary football equipment, including mouthguards, will be provided. Players only need to bring tennis shoes or cleats (no metal spikes). Personal football equipment is not permitted. Equipment and locker assignments will be distributed during the Equipment Handout on August 25. Attendance is strongly encouraged to ensure players are properly fitted before the first practice. Throughout the season, all football gear will remain in the Middle School locker room. Equipment Handout & Locker Issue: Wrestling Room, PAC DoorMon., Aug. 25 • Gr. 5: 7:00-7:30 PM • Gr. 6: 6:30-7:00 PM Practices:Tue. & Thur. Sept. 2 -Oct. 7 • 3:20-5:00 pm • Wed. Sept 3 • 3:20-4:45 pmMeet in the MS Commons • Field location near the sand volleyball courts.Sat. Sept 6 • 9:00-10:30 am • Meet at the HS Varsity Practice Field Saturday Games:Saturdays, Sept 13 @ DCSaturday, Sept. 20 @ Maple LakeSaturday, Sept. 27 @ Watertown-MayerSaturday, Oct. 4 @ Location TB Time: Gr. 5: 9:00 am; Gr. 6: approx. 10:30 am (warm-up 30 min. prior) Thursday Game: Thursday, October 9 @ HLWW Half-Time Performance: Friday, October 10Kick-Pass-Punt Event: Monday, September 22 Registration Deadline: August 1. Registrations received after August 1 are not guaranteed team placement and will depend on participation numbers. -
Football: Touch Football
Grades 3 & 4 Get ready for exciting Saturdays packed with football fundamentals, age-appropriate games, and fun, active learning! Our youth football program introduces warm-ups, basic skills, and the rules of the game in a supportive and energetic environment. As a highlight of the season, participants will have the exciting opportunity to take the field during halftime of the home varsity game on September 19th—with free admission for both players and their parents! Don’t miss our Kick, Pass & Punt Night on September 22nd, from 6:15–7:15 PM at the football stadium—an optional event for players to show off their skills in a fun, competitive setting. We’re also looking for volunteer parent coaches to help make this program a success. If you're interested, please contact Community Education at 286-4120. Come build skills, make memories, and enjoy the game of football with us! -
Fueling for Peak Performance: Nutrition for Student Athletes
Instructor: Tina HonseyTina has extensive experience in tailoring wellness and fueling for optimal health, helping athletes and individuals optimize their nutrition at a cellular level to maximize performance, recovery, and long-term health. Let’s fuel smarter, not harder! Want to take your game to the next level? Whether you’re hitting the court, field, or road, what you eat and when you eat can make or break your performance. This interactive class is designed for student-athletes and their parents to learn how to fuel for energy, endurance, recovery, and overall health. We’ll cover:Balancing your plate for optimal performance Smart snack choices to keep you energized The best food combinations to fuel workouts and recovery Timing your meals for peak performance Parents and athletes are invited to attend together and join this engaging, interactive workshop—filled with practical, science-backed strategies to plate your meals for success—followed by a Q&A to get your questions answered. -
Game Coding: Nintendo Character
Grades 1-3 Learn the fundamentals of coding with Scratch to create a Nintendo-themed game! Inspire your student to pursue today’s most exciting technologies. Scratch uses colorful, visual blocks that fit together like Legos. Nintendo is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. This camp is not affiliated with them. 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 typically 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. Additional Technical Requirements: Scratch Website Scratch Account (sign-up information will be provided before class) -
Gymnastics: Parent Child: Ages 2-5 (Not in Gr. K)
Ages 2-5 (not yet in kindergarten) with a parent/guardianInstructor: Paula Wente Looking for some gym time during the fall & winter months? Obstacle courses and stations will keep your child busy learning gymnastics skills while burning energy and having fun. Parents MUST be out on the floor with their child/children and actively participate with them. The instructor will demonstrate and offer assistance with the skills and gym circuit while you lead your child through the four apparatuses. -
Gymnastics: Tumblers 1: Gr. K-6
Tumblers Level 1-4, Grades K-6 Level Placement: If your child is new to our Tumblers gymnastics program and believes they have skills beyond Level 1, a placement evaluation is required for Levels 2-4. To schedule an evaluation, contact Community Education at 320-286-4120. Tumblers 1: This class teaches beginning tumbling with an emphasis on Floor skills; in addition, it also introduces your gymnast to the Vault, Bars and Beam. This level is for students with little or no previous gymnastics experience, but are ready to jump, roll and twist! Gymnasts must master the following skills to progress to Tumblers 2: lunge to handstand, backward roll to feet, bridge, lunge cartwheel, jump to front support & casts. Middle School Gym: ENTER PAC Door Placement Evaluation:If you are new to gymnastics or have not previously taken our DC Tumblers courses and feel you are beyond Level 1 skills contact Community Ed. 320-286-4120 for level placement questions and to schedule an evaluation. -
Gymnastics: Tumblers 2: Gr. K-6
Grades K-6Instructor: Paula Wente This level will continue your gymnast’s training and development of the basic skill sets of tumbling; it will also add more challenges involving all four apparatus, with a continued emphasis on the Floor. The coach’s placement evaluation is required for this level. Gymnasts must master the following skills to progress to Tumblers 3: kick-over, handstand to bridge, run hurdle cartwheel, glide swing, kick-over/pull over & casts push away. Placement Evaluation:If you are new to gymnastics or have not previously taken our DC Tumblers courses and feel you are beyond Level 1 skills contact Community Ed. 320-286-4120 for level placement questions and to schedule an evaluation. -
Gymnastics: Tumblers 3: Gr. K-6
This is the next level for those gymnasts who have mastered the basic skill sets required in Levels 1 & 2. This level will continue to strengthen those skills already obtained. In this level added emphasis will be on form. The coach’s placement evaluation is required for this level. Gymnasts must master these skills to advance to Tumblers 4: back extension, run hurdle round-off, handstand forward roll, front handspring, pullover, back hip circle & shooting star/underswing dismount. Placement Evaluation:If you are new to gymnastics or have not previously taken our DC Tumblers courses and feel you are beyond Level 1 skills contact Community Ed. 320-286-4120 for level placement questions and to schedule an evaluation. -
Gymnastics: Tumblers 4: Gr. K-6
After completing Levels 1-3, this level will be the next challenge; mastery of previous skills will continue and an increased attention to the development of more difficult skills will be emphasized. Conditioning will be introduced to assist in becoming stronger and more confident. The coach’s placement is required for this level. Skills acquired in this level, but not limited to, include: back walkover, front handspring, back handspring, start of aerial cartwheel, kips, squat on, tap swings & clear hip circle. Placement Evaluation:If you are new to gymnastics or have not previously taken our DC Tumblers courses and feel you are beyond Level 1 skills contact Community Ed. 320-286-4120 for level placement questions and to schedule an evaluation. -
High Tides AGE Group
Instructor: Chad Miller Developmental Groups (Approx. ages 12 & under): Swimmers will be guided through the levels of competition they are developmentally ready for, learning about themselves as athletes along the way. Swimmers are grouped by skill level, not necessarily by age. It is recommended to have passed Red Cross Level 4 to participate White Level (Approx. ages 12 & under): Requirement: Able to swim 25's of freestyle and backstroke. Silver Level (Approx. ages 12 & under): Requirement: Able to complete 50's in all four strokes, and 100 IM. Swimmers in this level will also be able to swim in Hutchinson with a USA Swimming Membership. A maximum of 4 practices a week are included. Age Group (Approx. ages 12 & under): This is our highest level of developmental age group competitive swimming where swimmers are proficient in all four strokes. Workouts consist of approx. 3,000 yards. Swimmers in this level will also be able to swim in Hutchinson with a USA Swimming Membership. A maximum of 5 practices a week are included. Senior Groups (Approx. ages 13 & Above): These groups are considered our competitive program for developed swimmers. These swimmers have a maturity level that enables them to be self motivated and responsible for their swimming success. Senior (Approx. ages 13 & Above): These athletes are fully committed to swimming and the team as a priority and will show that commitment through being a good example at all times. Swimmers in this level will also be able to swim additional days in Hutchinson with a USA Swimming Membership. A maximum of 5 practices a week are included. Maintenance (Approx. ages 13 & above): These athletes are staying in shape or preparing for their upcoming high school sports season. A maximum of 3 practices a week are included. Swim Club Level PlacementRegister your child for the level you believe is the best fit. If you're unsure, contact Community Education at 320-286-4120. New swimmers will be evaluated at their first session and may be reassigned if a different level is more appropriate. All group placements and level changes are determined by the coaching staff. Coaches will communicate with parents when a swimmer is ready to advance. While swim times are considered, placement is based on a combination of skills, technique, conditioning, and readiness. Swimmers must demonstrate specific skills, training performance, and appropriate behavior to move to the next level. -
High Tides MAINTANENCE
Instructor: Chad Miller Developmental Groups (Approx. ages 12 & under): Swimmers will be guided through the levels of competition they are developmentally ready for, learning about themselves as athletes along the way. Swimmers are grouped by skill level, not necessarily by age. It is recommended to have passed Red Cross Level 4 to participate White Level (Approx. ages 12 & under): Requirement: Able to swim 25's of freestyle and backstroke. Silver Level (Approx. ages 12 & under): Requirement: Able to complete 50's in all four strokes, and 100 IM. Swimmers in this level will also be able to swim in Hutchinson with a USA Swimming Membership. A maximum of 4 practices a week are included. Age Group (Approx. ages 12 & under): This is our highest level of developmental age group competitive swimming where swimmers are proficient in all four strokes. Workouts consist of approx. 3,000 yards. Swimmers in this level will also be able to swim in Hutchinson with a USA Swimming Membership. A maximum of 5 practices a week are included. Senior Groups (Approx. ages 13 & Above): These groups are considered our competitive program for developed swimmers. These swimmers have a maturity level that enables them to be self motivated and responsible for their swimming success. Senior (Approx. ages 13 & Above): These athletes are fully committed to swimming and the team as a priority and will show that commitment through being a good example at all times. Swimmers in this level will also be able to swim additional days in Hutchinson with a USA Swimming Membership. A maximum of 5 practices a week are included. Maintenance (Approx. ages 13 & above): These athletes are staying in shape or preparing for their upcoming high school sports season. A maximum of 3 practices a week are included. Swim Club Level PlacementRegister your child for the level you believe is the best fit. If you're unsure, contact Community Education at 320-286-4120. New swimmers will be evaluated at their first session and may be reassigned if a different level is more appropriate. All group placements and level changes are determined by the coaching staff. Coaches will communicate with parents when a swimmer is ready to advance. While swim times are considered, placement is based on a combination of skills, technique, conditioning, and readiness. Swimmers must demonstrate specific skills, training performance, and appropriate behavior to move to the next level.