Morning Lap swim is a great way to start your day. Please enter through door 7, it will be open from 5:45.

Morning Lap swim is a great way to start your day. Please enter through door 7, it will be open from 5:45-6:10 am.

The adult and pediatric CPR/AED course equips students to recognize and care for cardiac emergencies involving adults, children and infants. It is designed for students who need a certification that satisfies OSHA workplace or other regulatory requirements, this does not cover those who work in a health care setting. Upon successful completion a valid 2 year-digital certificate for Adult & Pediatric CPR/AED is issued. Physical completion cards are an additional $10 (due the night of class). A valid email is required.

The ARC First Aid class covers topics in First Aid Basics like finding the problem and effectively treating by ARC guidelines using personal protective equipment. This course also covers many topics pertaining to illness and injuries whether it’s a health condition or the result of an accident. This course, when paired with the Adult & Pediatric CPR/AED course, meets OSHA workplace and other regulatory requirements. A valid email is required.

This in-person course prepares youth ages 11-16 to safely and confidently care for children and infants. It includes hands-on activities, videos and discussions to develop essential real-life readiness babysitting skills. The course covers caring for children and infants from mealtime to bedtime, playing and promoting positive behavior and emergency response. Please bring a lunch, a snack, and a water bottle to class. Students receive a handbook, activities, and a babysitting certificate.

Join Mr. Dusha and his HS Players for basketball camp! We will work to develop skills and knowledge on the court. Register by Nov 5 to guarantee a t-shirt.

READY, AIM, LAUNCH!! Step into the world of ballistics and structural engineering in this high-energy, hands-on workshop. In CANDY CORN CATAPULTS, students become "Siege Engineers" as they design, build, and calibrate their very own desktop launchers. The mission? To successfully navigate the physics of flight and land a "harvest" of candy corn into a series of bubbling cauldrons. It's a race against gravity and a test of architectural strength!

Feel better in your body—starting right where you are. This gentle, chair-supported class helps reduce stiffness, improve mobility, build functional strength, and relieve stress in a welcoming, supportive environment. You'll leave feeling stronger, more energized, and ready for everyday life. THU Sep. 17-24/ 4:30-5:30PM / $40 THU Oct. 1-29 / 4:30-5:30PM / $100.THU Nov. 5-19 / 4:30-5:30PM / $60.THU Jan. 7-28 / 4:30-5:30PM / $80.

Enjoy working on volleyball skills in a fun atmosphere! All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting, serving, teamwork and sportsmanship. All participants will receive a Crush t-shirt. Crush Volleyball will attend a home game and sit behind the Dutchmen Volleyball Team on October 13! Shirts not guaranteed after October 1.

Spring really isn’t that far away. Discover how small changes in landscaping can make a big impact on water quality, native habitat, and pollinator health. This class will look into ways to restore shorelines, create pollinator-friendly lawns, and utilize rain gardens to filter runoff while supporting wildlife. Whether you’re looking to replace traditional turf with native plants, improve shoreline resilience, or attract beneficial insects, this session will present some environmentally friendly alternatives.

Melrose Area Community Education is proud to offer the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP). Both new and returning archers are welcome! Our trained instructors focus on teaching proper archery skills, safety, and sportsmanship. Participants will practice on Mondays and Thursdays throughout the season and have the opportunity to compete in several regional tournaments on Saturdays. Practice Information Practices are offered at 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Elementary students are encouraged to register for the 6:00 p.m. practice, if possible, but families may choose the practice time that works best for their schedule. Additional Preseason Practices Required for all NEW team members (regardless of grade): November 2, 9, 16 & 23 6:00-6:45 p.m. High School Gym Recommended for all elementary students (Grades 5-6):These extra practices help build a strong foundation in safety, shooting form, and tournament procedures before the regular season begins. While not required for returning elementary archers, attendance is strongly encouraged. What's Included Your registration fee includes: Team practices Entry into local tournaments Team jersey All necessary archery equipment Communication All team communication, including practice updates and tournament information, will be shared through the TeamReach App. Instructions for joining TeamReach will be provided after registration. Registration Deadline November 30 at 9:00 p.m. Mandatory Parent Meeting A mandatory parent meeting will be held on November 30 at the beginning of each practice session: 6:00 p.m. session 7:00 p.m. session During this meeting, we will review: Team communication Tournament information Parent and athlete expectations Volunteer Requirement Each family is required to volunteer during the season by helping with either: Our home tournament, or Meat raffles Tournament Schedule Local Tournaments January 23 – Melrose February 14 (Estimated) – Sauk Centre February 21 – Albany February 27 – Brandon-Evansville March 7 – Alexandria March 13 (Estimated) – Osakis State Tournament (Optional) March 19-20 Rochester, MN Additional fee: $30 (registration information will be sent at a later date) Additional tournaments beyond the local schedule, including the NASP State Tournament, may be available throughout the season. Participation in these tournaments is optional and requires an additional registration fee.

Are you ready to build the building blocks of life - one cookie at a time? Step into our "Cytology Kitchen" for a hands-on exploration of the microscopic world. In this class, we trade microscopes for spatulas as we engineer delicious, three-dimensional models of the most important structures on Earth: THE CELLWe'll dive deep into the differences between the creatures of the animal kingdom and the wonders of the plant world. By the end of the session, you won't just know what cells look like; you'll know exactly how it's built and what makes it "tick."

In this Gymnastics program, classes will focus on all areas of gymnastics: floor, beam, bars and vault, and improving skills and strength.This program is for girls who live in the Melrose School District, or those who attend Melrose Public Schools.All girls must be at least 4 years old and potty trained to participate in Beginner and up classes. Tiny Tumblers must be 3 by May 1. Gymnasts should wear a leotard, or tight fitting tank top or shirt, and spandex shirts. Nothing loose fitting. No socks, our jewelry. Please send a water bottle with to class. Please have your child use the restroom before class. Parents may be allowed in gym 4 if other activities are not using that gym. The curtain will be down. Questions Contact Alea Berscheit: aberscheit62@gmail.com or (320) 429-0199 Parents Watch Nights: October 7 (4:15-6:00 pm) October 8 (3:00-5:15 pm)

Come enjoy the fall musical Cinderella starring the Melrose Area Schools students. Please join us after the show for some sweet treats with the cast members. Please enter door 13 at least 10 minutes prior to the show. Ariel dreams of a life beyond the sea and risks everything to follow her heart. This beloved Disney musical is full of adventure, laughter, and unforgettable songs.

You don’t need to be famous to have a legacy to leave behind. Create an inspirational autobiography for family, friends, and others. Learn how to recall vivid memories, analyze events and people that shaped who you are, and bring your story to life. Your handout, included in the class fee, will have an outline to help you organize and write your memoir step-by-step. Printing/publishing options will also discussed. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.