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  • Birthday Party Package

    Host your child's next birthday party with us at the Wildcat Community Center! Your party will have access to one court or Gymnastics Room in the Fieldhouse and the Community Room for gifts and cake. (Adult/Parent supervision required at all time) This event is not full. However, dates of availability are limited due to Staffing. Online registration is not available for birthday parties. To make your birthday party reservation: Contact Ian Lexvold ilexvold@isd2144.org $190 Package Includes: Private Community Room rental and 1 Court or Gymnastics room for up to 2 hours Admission for 10 children Tables and chairs provided 2 hours total use of facility 1 Court reserved exclusively for your group Choice of basketball, volleyball, pickleball, dodgeball, soccer, hula hoops, ninja/gymnastics OR Nerf games equipment provided (foam darts, barriers and protective glasses) must bring your own blasters. Add-Ons: For an extra fee you may request, $10 per additional child up to 15 children max
  • Family Fun Time

    PRICE IS PER FAMILY - PLEASE ONLY ENROLL ONE USER/ADULT DURING REGISTRATION. Register online for $7 per family/per date or buy a $35 punch card for 6 visits - adult supervision required. Great opportunity for parents, grandparents, or homeschool teachers to bring students in for activities in our facilities. Gymnastics room will be open with stations set up and the full room ready to explore! Drop-ins are welcome.
  • Intro to Basketball

    Interested in trying the sport of basketball? Join us for a fun afternoon of games, skills, and drills. Students will head to the gym after school. Please make sure they have tennis shoes to wear. Participants will get Ice Cream at the end of class! Taylors Falls Elementary School - K-3rd Grade Boys and Girls When: Wednesday, May 21st from 3:30-4:30pm Cost: $10 Chisago Lakeside Elementary School - 2nd-3rd Grade Boys and Girls When: Tuesday, May 27th from 3:40-4:30pm Cost: $10 Chisago Lakes Primary School - K-1st Grade Boys and Girls When: Wednesday, May 28th from 3:40-4:30pm Cost: $10 This is a partnership between LARA and Chisago Lakes Community Education.
  • Melted Crayon Sun Catchers

    Join in the fun as we turn wax crayon shavings into a stunning stained-glass effect! Using an iron, we’ll melt the shavings between waxed paper, then frame our colorful masterpiece with black cardstock to make it pop. Want a challenge? Plan out a picture before framing. Prefer a simpler approach? Use strips of cardstock to create fun geometric shapes. The result? A vibrant, textured suncatcher that looks magical in the light! Perfect for all ages and skill levels!
  • Bluey

    ”Mum... Dad... Bingo... BLUEY!” Your Bluey fan will love getting messy as they paint, cut and collage a portrait of Bluey, all on a real canvas board! Come to create a Bluey mixed-media masterpiece; stay for the tail-shaking dance! Children must be accompanied by a caregiver.
  • Senior Class Party 2025

    Hello Seniors! It's time to celebrate the class of 2025! Join your fellow classmates for one last time together before you all head off to start your future endeavors. Get your 2025 senior class party tickets today! Register early for discounted pricing of $60 through May 16th. Discounted price will not be reflected until check out. After May 16th pricing goes up to $75. Walk-ins will be accepted, but you will not be entered in the drawing for the BIG prizes, so register early! Entertainment includes: Escape room, axe throwing (closed toed shoes and signed waiver required), casino games, laser tag, pickleball, volleyball, basketball, swimming, dunk tank, hypnotist, and caricatures. Food and beverages will be provided as well. A parent or guardian must sign the event waiver in order for the student to attend. Anyone under 18 that would like to participate in axe throwing, must have a signed waiver from a parent or legal guardian. There is one attached that can be pre-signed and turned in the night of the party or emailed back to clhsgradparty@gmail.com. Here is the link for the form: Woodsman Axe Waiver A scholarship may be available if you need assistance paying for the event please reach out to clhsgradparty@gmail.com. The party will be held at the Wildcat Community Center from 8:30 pm - 3:30 am. Prizes valued at over $15,000 will be given away at this event! Don’t miss out! Looking forward to seeing everyone there!
  • PreK Track & Field Day

    The gun goes off and a crowd of children run down the track towards the finish line - running as fast as they can! It's a track and field event for kids in preschool, ages 3-5. There will be events like the long jump, hurdles and the 50 yd dash and just for fun events like the parent-child three-legged race and parent-child relay. There will be ribbons for all following the events.
  • Introduction to Ceramics-Pottery, Handbuilding and More!

    In this multi-session ceramics class, students will learn about the many incredible ways we make with clay! Artist and maker Alysse Lensing will demonstrate and guide students through the essential techniques used in handbuilding, throwing on the potters’ wheel, decorating, and glazing ceramics. Each week we will focus on a different method and its purpose, exploring functional ceramics through creative processing and problem solving.
  • Drivers Ed. with Right Away Driving School-Partnered with CLCE

    Chisago Lakes Community Education and Right Away Driving School are teaming up to provide the service in greater detail to the Chisago Lakes Area. The class will be held right here on the CLHS campus in the Lecture Hall. Here are the parameters of the course. 30 HOURS OF CLASS: Students under 18 must complete 30 hours of in class instruction before they are able to take the permit test. Once the 30 hours of classroom is complete RAD will issue a “Blue card”. Students will take the blue card to the DMV as proof of course completion in order to take the permit test. Once your child passes the permit test at the DMV they can drive with someone over the age of 21. WHAT IS THE TYPICAL CLASS LIKE? WHAT IS NEEDED?: Monday- Friday. 3 hours each day. Our maximum amount of students in a class is 55. Students will need a highlighter, notebook, and writing utensil for class. We provide manuals. Usually class starts with review. The remainder of class incorporates chapter reading, worksheets, group activity, and chapter testing. WHAT IF MY CHILD NEEDS TO MISS A DAY?: Your child can join the same day they missed in the next Right Away class session. *Cost includes behind the wheel time with Right Away Driving school. Please be sure and schedule your time with Right Away. Any further questions, please direct them to Right Away Driving School at the contact listed below. RIGHT AWAY DRIVING MAIN OFFICE: 255 HIGHWAY 97 FOREST LAKE, MN 55025 PHONE: 651-253-7977 EMAIL: INFO@RIGHTAWAYDRIVINGSCHOOL.COM WEBSITE: WWW.RIGHTAWAYDRIVINGSCHOOL.COM Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 10:30am-3:30pm Friday: 10:30am-2:00pm Saturdays & Sundays: Closed
  • SPARQ

    Register for the grade completed for 2024-2025 school year. The summer SPARQ Performance program is designed to build and progress athletic development through core and auxiliary movements. Even though bench, squat, and cleans are our core movements, our goal is to enhance an athlete's functional Speed, Power, Agility, Reaction, and Quickness. We want to create confident athletes. A confident athlete is a dangerous athlete. We will be using the TeamBuildr app. Athletes make sure you have this downloaded on your phones. This is how we will be taking attendance and sending out workouts. Sessions will run from June 10th-August 2nd. High School sessions will meet on Monday-Wednesday-Fridays from 6:30-8:00 or 8:00-9:30. Middle school sessions will meet on Monday and Wednesday from 9:30-10:30. NO sessions will be held June 19th or July 1st-5th. *NEW* BIG CAT COMPETITION: (High School Athletes only, 9-12) On August 2nd we will be combining sessions A & B into one that will run from 6:30-9:30. This will be our last test out for the summer.
  • MS/HS Dance Summer Clinic

    Get ready to dance your way into summer! This high-energy Summer Clinic is perfect for athletes interested in joining the Wildcat Dance Team. Practices will focus on building strength, boosting endurance, increasing flexibility, and learning the fundamentals of both jazz and high kick styles. Dancers should come prepared with jazz shoes, tennis shoes, and a water bottle. Open to students who have completed grades 6–11 in the 2024–2025 school year. Let’s bring the Wildcat spirit to the floor!
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    Beginner to Intermediate Tennis Class

    Beginner to Intermediate Tennis Class: Grades 2th through 11th (Register by grade completed of 2024/2025 SY) WE HAVE SIMPLIFIED THE ENROLLMENT PROCESS THIS YEAR! We will hold 5 classes this year: 4 for Beginner-To-Intermediate, and 1 for Advanced. For our BEGINNER-TO-INTERMEDIATE Classes, all you simply need to do is pick a time and enroll your student. During week 1 we will separate students according to ability and age. These classes will take place at 7:30am, 8:30am, 9:30am, and 10:30am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If your student has played before and/or has participated on a high school team, the ADVANCED Class may be for them. (But please make sure your student is advanced enough for this class.) This class will be held at 11:30am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. All classes give your student an opportunity to learn the great game of tennis! This will be accomplished through a fun, safe and positive tennis experience that will give each student a solid introduction to the game. Participants will learn how to properly hold a racket, perform drills that can help with their eye- hand coordination, and swing the racket properly for groundstrokes and volleys. Each player will be given personal attention and taught through repetition in an enjoyable, lively atmosphere. ALSO, WE WILL BE USING MORE GAMES THIS YEAR FOR LEARNING! These classes are led by Ron Ingalls. Ron has been a Head High School Coach in past years at Forest Lake and Chisago. He was recently accredited by Racket Sports Professionals Association as a certified Tennis Instructor. If you have any questions concerning what racket to acquire or whether or not your student is ready for the advanced-to-intermediate class, etc.; don't hesitate to contact Coach Ron @ 651-271- 8075 or ingallsrontennis@gmail.com.
  • Advanced Tennis Clinic

    Intermediate -to- Advanced Tennis CLINIC: Grades 6th through 11th (Register by grade completed in the 2024/2025 SY) WE HAVE SIMPLIFIED THE ENROLLMENT PROCESS THIS YEAR! We will hold 5 classes this year: 4 for Beginner-To-Intermediate, and 1 for Advanced. For our BEGINNER-TO-INTERMEDIATE Classes, all you simply need to do is pick a time and enroll your student. During week 1 we will separate students according to ability and age. These classes will take place at 7:30am, 8:30am, 9:30am, and 10:30am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If your student has played before and/or has participated on a high school team, the ADVANCED Class may be for them. (But please make sure your student is advanced enough for this class.) This class will be held at 11:30am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. All classes give your student an opportunity to learn the great game of tennis! This will be accomplished through a fun, safe and positive tennis experience that will give each student a solid introduction to the game. Participants will learn how to properly hold a racket, perform drills that can help with their eye- hand coordination, and swing the racket properly for groundstrokes and volleys. Each player will be given personal attention and taught through repetition in an enjoyable, lively atmosphere. ALSO, WE WILL BE USING MORE GAMES THIS YEAR FOR LEARNING! These classes are led by Ron Ingalls. Ron has been a Head High School Coach in past years at Forest Lake and Chisago. He was recently accredited by Racket Sports Professionals Association as a certified Tennis Instructor. If you have any questions concerning what racket to acquire or whether or not your student is ready for the advanced-to-intermediate class, etc.; don't hesitate to contact Coach Ron @ 651-271- 8075 or ingallsrontennis@gmail.com.
  • Volleyball: Skills Camp

    Challenge yourself to improve all aspects of your individual game and team concepts. Tuesday we will focus on hitting and setting, Thursday will focus on passing and serving. Questions? Contact Hannah Lindstrom at hlindstrom@isd2144.org
  • Strength & Conditioning- Girls Volleyball

    Volleyball demands a unique combination of power, agility, strength, and endurance which is what Nate Appleby will prepare you for! In this 14 session Class you can get sport specific training for your upcoming volleyball season! This training will include strength training specific to what the volleyball athlete needs to be their best!
  • Catalyst Basketball Skills Training

    Train with the Pros! If you're serious about leveling up your basketball skills, there’s no substitute for learning from the best. Forget random YouTube tutorials or advice from weekend warriors—Catalyst Basketball Training is the real deal. With experience in professional basketball and NBA training, their expertise is second to none. They’ve worked with pro athletes, elite college teams, and top high school programs, giving you access to the same high-level training. If you’re ready to sharpen your skills, boost your confidence, and dominate the court, Catalyst Basketball Training is where you need to be! In this camp with professional skills trainer Jared Berggren, players will receive detailed instruction on footwork, ball handling, finishing around the rim, and perimeter scoring moves. Players will have a chance to compete in shooting contests and live play drills where they will apply new skills against live defenders.
  • Babysitting Safety

    The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute provides everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The students will receive their certification card and instructions to access a digital copy of the Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) Student book at the end of class. From getting started with your business to collaborating with parents and children to key safety, caregiving, and first aid tips, CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete achievement of the core learning objectives to receive certification valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen.
  • Home Alone

    Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a mature and well-prepared child. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone,” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after-school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders, and first aid tips. Students attend this class independently and parents are encouraged to review the information and discuss it with their child/children after class.
  • Wildcat Boys Basketball Camp: Completed Grades 4-7

    Completed Grades 4 - 7 (2024-2025) The Wildcat Varsity Boys Basketball coaches and players will lead sessions throughout June and July where campers will participate in film sessions, skill instruction, and competitions. Questions: contact Coach Holmquist at mholmquist@isd2144.org
  • Soccer Clinic: Boys & Girls

    Come out and remember why you fell in love with this great sport! This fun and engaging session will help you refine your skills, learn new tactics, and prepare for your next soccer season—no matter your skill level. Get ready to have fun, improve your game, and play with passion! See you on the field! This clinic is for Completed Grades 5-11 (2024/2025 SY)
  • Beginner Rhythmic Gymnastics

    Rhythmic gymnastics is a dynamic sport that blends dance, gymnastics, and the art of apparatus manipulation. In this sport, athletes perform choreographed routines either solo or in groups, using props such as ribbons, hoops, balls, and clubs—all set to captivating music. Rhythmic gymnastics is an excellent choice for young athletes, providing not only a fun and engaging way to improve physical fitness, but also helping to develop essential skills like flexibility, balance, coordination, and posture. As students progress, they refine their strength, agility, and grace, making every movement more fluid and elegant. Classes are led by Liudmyla Wilson, a professional rhythmic gymnast and former member of the Ukrainian National Team. Under her expert guidance, you’ll experience top-tier training and achieve your gymnastics goals!
  • Gymnastics Summer Clinic

    Join us to help your child learn and advance their gymnastics skills. They'll be working with experienced coaches from Chisago Lakes Community Ed and the Chisago Lakes High School Gymnastics coaching staff. Held several days per week throughout the summer in the gymnastics room at the Wildcat Community Center. In these sessions, athletes will learn new skills, techniques, and abilities in all gymnastics events. There will be a break from June 30th - July 6th.
  • T-Ball Clinic

    The Chisago Lakes T-Ball Clinic serves as an introduction to the game of baseball and provides an opportunity for young children to learn various aspects of the game on a beginner level. The four day clinic will be fast-paced to hold the kids' attention and will include a rotation of stations including hitting, fielding, throwing, and running the bases. Must bring your own glove.
  • Wildcat Shot-Maker Program

    Register with Completed Grades from the 2024-2025 school year. The Varsity Boys Basketball Coaching staff will teach and facilitate our Shot-Maker Program for completed 4th-11th grade basketball boys basketball players. Our final Session will be the 3rd Annual Wildcat Shootout with shooting contests and prizes. Session I: Completed Grades 4 - 7 Session II: Completed Grades 8 -11