ECFE is a program that offers support, encouragement, information for families with young children.
Early Childhood Screenings are required for all children before entering kindergarten in Minnesota. Recommended screening age is 3.5 years old.
Kids Club provides a high quality care program in an environment that is safe, nurturing and FUN! We are an affordable program that parents can rely on throughout the school year and summer.
Little Wildcats Preschool is a preschool program designed to prepare children and families for the transition to kindergarten.
Ready For Kindergarten is a 2 days/week program for 3-5 year olds and their parents.
Adult Basic Education provides free educational programs and services for students, who wish to receive their GED, brush up on basic skills, obtain job skills, or study English
Join us as we meet with older, active adults who want to stay connected with others in our community.
WCC members get 10% off adult fitness full sessions—call 651-213-2600 to enroll and save!
Explore your child's creativity!
Earn your license and become a safe, secure driver from our state mandated 30 hour classroom course and 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction.
Explore the wonder of your child’s expanding world through a variety of planned activities.
Your two year old will find lots of creative activities to challenge them in the classroom and will begin to make new friends.
Three year olds are unique!
ECFE welcomes you and your baby to share your joys and concerns with other new parents.
ECFE STEM series
Join the Hallberg Center for the Arts and Chisago Lakes ECFE for a FREE art and story time activity series for children Birth to 3 years old.
For grades 7-12.
Welcome to FIRST Tech Challenge, a team sport of the mind. Work together with other middle and high school aged students to design, build, and code a robot to compete in a series of challenges with and against other robots. You can receive hands-on experience with small motors, constructing a metal frame, and fine control mechanisms. Learn real-world coding, doing the math and problem solving required to have the robot perform the tasks accurately. Keeping a team running is equally important, and students can participate in documenting the work, focusing the workflow, and interacting with other organizations to raise the funds necessary to get new parts.
A collaborative spirit and a mind willing to learn will go far in helping us build the best robot we can, while having a fantastic time doing it! Stop by for an Open House Sept 4th at 6pm in the WCC to ask questions and see the robots for yourselves.
Matthew Keran , Sarina Keran , Scott Robinson
No Class Sep 20, Oct 4, Oct 16, Oct 18, Nov 1, Nov 8, Nov 27, Nov 29, Dec 20, Dec 22, Dec 25, Dec 27, Dec 29, Jan 1, Jan 3 & Jan 17
