Chisago Lakes Community Education

Welcome to the 2025-2026 Esports Winter season! They will be competing through the MNVL league. This is a great opportunity to learn leadership and cooperation skills. They compete from our facility against other schools throughout the state. There will be an informational meeting on October 20 at 6pm in the Lecture Hall with in the high school. Games offered: Mondays- Minecraft Bedwars 4v4, SSBU 1v1, Mario Kart 2v2, Fortnite 2v2 13+ ONLY The Chisago Lakes Esports Coordinator is Hannah Holida. She can be reached at hholida@isd2144.org with questions. The spirit of MNVL is to always play if you can, and never take a forfeit win unless you absolutely must. Although not a rule, this is a standard we hope all our teams and players try to live up to! Therefore, please only register if you know you can meet the commitment. Visit MNVL.org to learn more about the rules, governing body, games and schedule. If you do not own a game or device but would like to play, contact Daniel McGonigle, Director of Community Education at 651-213-2601 or dmcgonigle@isd2144.org.

Esports returns to Chisago Lakes! This will be our big Varsity season and it's an exciting opportunity for students to engage in competitive video gaming. CLHS League is going to be part of the MNVL (Minnesota Video League)/Fenworks merged league and will compete against area school districts. If CLHS qualifies the season will end in a big in person state tournament at St. Cloud State March 13 -15. Games are: Monday - 4:30PM CT: Super Smash Bros Ultimate 1v1* (Time Slot A) Mario Kart 2v2* (Time Slot A) Fortnite 2v2* (Time Slot A) 5:30PM CT: Minecraft Bedwars 4v4 League of Legends Tuesday - 4:30PM CT: Super Smash Bros Ultimate 1v1* (Time Slot B) Mario Kart 2v2* (Time Slot B) Fortnite 2v2* (Time Slot B) 5:30PM CT: Marvel Rivals Thursday - 4:30PM CT: Rocket League 3v3 Chess* 5:30PM CT: Valorant The Chisago Lakes Esports Coordinator is Hannah Holida. She can be reached at hholida@isd2144.org with questions. The spirit of MNVL is to always play if you can, and never take a forfeit win unless you absolutely must. Although not a rule, this is a standard we hope all our teams and players try to live up to! Therefore, please only register if you know you can meet the commitment. Visit MNVL.org to learn more about the rules, governing body, games and schedule. If you do not a game but would like to play, contact Daniel McGonigle, Director of Community Education at 651-213-2601 or dmcgonigle@isd2144.org.

Competition Cheerleading season is right around the corner, register here for the 2024/2025 season.

Join in the fun as you will move to the upbeat music while learning fun beginner dance moves. This class is a perfect intro to dance class for tiny tots that love to move to the beat!

"En Guarde! Come and compete in the fastest growing youth sport in the country and be part of our team! Chisago Lakes & Forest Lake Community Education have combined to build this dynamic team of competitive fencers ages 13 - 18. Represent your Middle/High School while fencing for Minnesota Sword Play coached by Kailan Benford. If you have experience fencing, GREAT...if not, that's ok and you will learn. Fencing is a sport of strategy, skill, decision and athleticism unlike any other; not to mention rich in history and tradition! The competitive season runs October - February, includes 4-5 optional tournaments and provides an opportunity to fence against athletes from all over Minnesota. Participants are responsible for purchasing regulation approved electronic equipment (for competition only, practice equipment provided) and for all tournament fees and transportation. Practice will be held 2x per week at FLCE (Tuesday evenings) and Chisago Lakes WCC (Saturday afternoons). Fencing Team Start Date 11/1 (Saturday) WCC 3:00 - 5:00pm Parent informational meeting to be held at time of practice Topics discussed: Equipment Tournaments (hopefully more will be posted as there are not many yet on the official site) All new fencers should register for the Blake Novice Tournament (TBA) How tournaments work, layout, what to expect Communication - GroupMe/Group Text/email - stay connected Intention of the club and how to help create a team environment and experience through parent volunteers

Focus on large muscle development for young children. Activities will seek to build strength, coordination & flexibility while learning basic gymnastics skills. Parents participate in the class with their children. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only).

This class focuses on tumbling, balance and coordination. Activities will be used to teach fundamental gymnastics skills. Kindergarten age children are welcome to join this class. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only).

This class is for the gymnast that is relatively new to the sport. The emphasis will be on tumbling, building strength, and developing balance on the beam. Learn basics of uneven bars. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only).

Grades K- 8 Focus on improving form, building strength and working on more advanced skills like walkovers, round-offs and back handsprings. Bar and high beam work will be included in this class. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only).

Focus on improving form, strength and conditioning, and working on more advanced skills like walkovers, aerials, and back handsprings. Athletes will be learning advanced skills on floor exercise, uneven bars, balance beam and vault. Wear non-baggy athletic clothes. No tights (socks or bare feet only).