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  • Caregiver Group Coaching

    Are you struggling to find a balance for yourself as a caregiver? Do you find yourself struggling to take care of yourself because you have such limited time? Statistics show caregivers often do not take care of themselves when caring for a loved one as the continuous responsibility of helping their loved one in need leaves them feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, stressed, and with limited time to self-care. This program provides an opportunity for caregivers to connect with others in the community and receive support while also learning how to find time for themselves. Please join us for a bimonthly caregiver group coaching program starting soon!
    Wed, Jun 19 - Aug 14
    6:30 - 7:30 PM
    Roosevelt
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  • Cell Phones & Parenting

    When your child has a smartphone there are key things you should know in order to keep them safe and secure. In this class you'll understand recommended safety settings on popular social media apps, parental apps for your child's smartphone, and more! You will leave this class with a confident plan to simplify the technology so that you and your child can use the phone safely without worry. This is a live online class through Zoom. Prior to class, you will be contacted via email with a class link.
    Thu, May 23
    12:00 - 1:00 PM
    Online
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  • Clay for Kids: Pottery Wheel 10yrs +

    How do you throw clay on the wheel? It’s not what it seems. Learn how to use the wheel to create three dimensional forms and vessels. Demonstrations will cover the basics of wedging, centering, pulling, trimming, and forming useable vessels. Beginners come and get your hands muddy! If you are accustomed to clay come fine tune your skills, learn a new technique, and challenge yourself with larger more complex forms. Dress for a mess and wear tennis shoes. Come to the first class with ideas, excitement and inspiration! Call instructor at 507-835-1192 or call the OAC 507-451-0533 if you have any questions.
    Thu, Apr 4 - May 23
    5:00 - 6:30 PM
    Owatonna Arts Center
    Min Age
    10 yr.
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  • Create Social Media Content without Panicking

    Are you nervous to begin filming and posting your own social media content? Do you have a business, product or service, but panic at the thought of putting yourself on social media? In this beginner class, you'll learn helpful tips and strategies to create social media content with ease. You'll never have to worry about freezing up in front of a camera, all thanks to the helpful skills you'll be taking with you once your class is complete. We'll walk you through a step-by-step process so that you can get started today! This is a live online class through Zoom. Prior to class, you will be contacted via email with a class link.
    Tue, Jun 11
    12:00 - 1:00 PM
    Online
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  • Cycle 30

    Join us for a weekly Wednesday evening with our All Levels Indoor Cycling Class! This will be a 30-minute class with a warmup, flat roads, hill climbs, sprints, seated, standing sections and a cool down with time to stretch. Most importantly, we will have fun! Bring water, a towel and tennis shoes or cycling shoes if you have them.
    Wed, Apr 10 - May 15
    4:30 - 5:00 PM
    VIBES
    Wed, Jun 19 - Jul 24
    4:30 - 5:00 PM
    VIBES
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  • Cycling for Strength

    Looking for a total body-shaping workout? Look no further than Cycling for Strength! This is a great 45 minute workout that is sure to make your muscles burn by an instructor-led strength class with hills and climbs. This is a low-impact, toning workout that is a great beginners option. Arrive early to class, bring a sweat towel and a water bottle.
    Tue, Jun 18 - Jul 16
    8:15 - 9:00 AM
    Owatonna Fitness
    Sat, Jun 22 - Jul 27
    8:30 - 9:15 AM
    Owatonna Fitness
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  • Date Night Rock Climbing

    Get your spouse, significant other, or bestie ready to rock climb! Experience a basic introduction to rock climbing and learn how to belay. No experience needed! Please note: a fitness waiver will need to be signed before the first night of class.
    Thu, May 2
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Owatonna Middle School
    Tue, Aug 6
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    Owatonna Middle School
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  • Downtown Owatonna Walking Tour

    Discover the past 150 years of Owatonna's history. If you are new to our city or if you have lived here a long time, this tour is filled with interesting and historical facts! Your curiosity of certain downtown landmarks will be answered! Our guide will share the history of many buildings and stories of the people who lived and worked downtown. We will cover about 1.5 miles. Dress appropriately for the weather conditions of the day and wear comfortable shoes!
    Mon, Jun 10
    6:30 - 8:00 PM
    Downtown Owatonna
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    Driver Education '23-'24 School Year

    Driver Training is required for students who wish to obtain their driver’s license before their 18th birthday. Driver Training by state law must consist of thirty (30) hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction. Students must attend the 30 hours of instruction offered on the dates and times listed. Every session must be attended, unless ill, but even then, those hours must be made up. It is recommended, but not required, that students be 15 years old by the last day of class. Registration includes both classroom and behind the wheel instruction. The Owatonna Driver Education program is approved by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety and is taught by certified licensed instructors. This class is for participants who are 14.5 years or older before the start of classes. Please Note: There will be a “Parent Packet” that your child will bring home on the first day of class. This packet will explain all the steps necessary for your child to obtain a permit and license. This packet must be signed and returned to the Driver Ed classroom for successful classroom completion. A 1.5hr Parent Class for the parents of a new student driver will be offered at the Owatonna High School. Attendance in this class is not mandatory. More information on the Parent Class will be provided in the Parent Packet mentioned above. Students do not need to attend this Parent Class.
    Mon-Fri, Jun 14 - Jun 28
    3:00 - 6:00 PM
    Owatonna High School
    Min Age
    14 yr. 6 m
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    Driver Education '24-'25 School Year

    Driver Training is required for students who wish to obtain their driver’s license before their 18th birthday. Driver Training by state law must consist of thirty (30) hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction. Students must attend the 30 hours of instruction offered on the dates and times listed. Every session must be attended, unless ill, but even then, those hours must be made up. It is recommended, but not required, that students be 15 years old by the last day of class. Registration includes both classroom and behind the wheel instruction. The Owatonna Driver Education program is approved by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety and is taught by certified licensed instructors. This class is for participants who are 14.5 years or older before the start of classes. Please Note: There will be a “Parent Packet” that your child will bring home on the first day of class. This packet will explain all the steps necessary for your child to obtain a permit and license. This packet must be signed and returned to the Driver Ed classroom for successful classroom completion. A 1.5hr Parent Class for the parents of a new student driver will be offered at the Owatonna High School. Attendance in this class is not mandatory. More information on the Parent Class will be provided in the Parent Packet mentioned above. Students do not need to attend this Parent Class.
    Mon-Fri, Jul 8 - Jul 19
    3:00 - 6:00 PM
    Owatonna High School
    Min Age
    14 yr. 6 m
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  • Early Childhood Screening Thurs Apr 25

    Early Childhood Screening Minnesota State Law requires that all preschoolers be screened once prior to entering public and some private kindergartens. Your child can be screened from 3- 5 years old, or at least a year before entering kindergarten. Early Childhood Screening is FREE, but families still need to "check out" to be registered.
    Thu, Apr 25
    4:20 - 5:20 PM
    Roosevelt Community School
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  • Early Childhood Screening Thurs May 2

    Early Childhood Screening Minnesota State Law requires that all preschoolers be screened once prior to entering public and some private kindergartens. Your child can be screened from 3- 5 years old, or at least a year before entering kindergarten. Early Childhood Screening is FREE, but families still need to "check out" to be registered.
    Thu, May 2
    1:30 - 2:30 PM
    Min Age
    3 yr.
    Thu, May 2
    1:50 - 2:50 PM
    Min Age
    3 yr.
    Thu, May 2
    2:10 - 3:10 PM
    Min Age
    3 yr.
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  • Early Explorers (child only)

    A new class option for 3 years old's who are ready to gain more independence, practice social skills, and get a taste of preschool through play and exploration. Parents required to participate in weekly parent-child activities posted in ClassDojo or enroll in an additional parent/child class.
    Tue/Thu, Apr 2 - May 23
    8:30 - 10:00 AM
    Roosevelt Community School
    Ages
    3 yr. - 10 yr.
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  • Extreme Robotics: Battlebots (Entering Grades 4-8)

    This camp will energize and excite students by combining the LEGO building system's versatility and the Mindstorms EV3 (the most sophisticated microcomputer brick ever made by LEGO). Working in teams, students will construct fun LEGO models, experiment with programs, and compete in robotic challenges. Robot building, block programming, and teamwork will be part of each day's activities. The final challenges will be centered around hitting targets and a sumo battle. Please bring lunch and a drink.
    Fri, Jul 12
    9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    Roosevelt
    Grades
    4th - 8th
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  • From Dough to Delights: Flatbread Pizza & Pizza Panini

    Apart from cheese and toppings, homemade dough and sauce are the key ingredients used to create mouthwatering pizza. But, what are the key ingredients used to make the homemade dough and sauce? Known as the Pizza Master "Pizzaiolo" in her family and community, our instructor, Tess will help guide you in her latest Pizza class where you will create an amazing flatbread and panini from scratch. On the menu: Flatbread Pizzas, Pizza Panini, and Pizza Sauce. Two of the instructor's personal recipes for two different homemade doughs will be used. One for the flatbread and the other for the panini rolls that will be turned into pizza panini. The instructor will also provide step-by-step guidance and instruction to ensure the process is as simple as possible. Participants will personalize their creations with toppings and fillings of their choosing. Equipment needs: A stand mixer is highly recommended. Sheet pans will be used and no panini press is needed.
    Sat, May 25
    4:00 - 6:30 PM
    Online
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  • Goat Milk Soap Workshop

    Come to The Green Shack and make some cold process soap. Everything you need to make a year worth of soap bars is included! Oils (solid and liquid), goat milk, lye, and scents will be mixed to make your one-of-a-kind soap. Cold process soap takes 48 hours to dry and then 4-6 weeks to fully saponify (turn into soap). You'll be able to bring your own silicone molds to fill or use some at The Green Shack.
    Thu, May 9
    6:00 - 7:00 PM
    The Green Shack
    Thu, May 9
    7:00 - 8:00 PM
    The Green Shack
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  • Golf Squad

    “Golf is played, for the most part, without the supervision of a referee or umpire. The game relies on the integrity of the individual to show consideration for other players and to abide by the Rules. All players should conduct themselves in a disciplined manner, demonstrating courtesy and sportsmanship at all times, irrespective of how competitive they may be. This is the spirit of the game of golf.” PGA Rule Book Learning a game that focuses first on the integrity and character of the players translates to skills that are intrinsic to a happy and fulfilling life. Golf Squad offers this in a enrichment program. Students are being offered the opportunity to learn directly from golf industry professionals.
    Mon-Thu, Jun 24 - Jun 27
    11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    Roosevelt Community School
    Grades
    1st - 5th
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  • Google Sheets for Awesome Beginners

    Expand your skills with Google Sheets and use this training for a lifetime! Whether it's for work or for play, this class will teach you the comprehensive skills which will turn you from a Sheets novice into a Sheets expert. You will learn to enter, organize, analyze, and visualize your data using Google Sheets! This is a live online class through Zoom. Prior to class, you will be contacted via email with a class link.
    Mon, Jun 3
    12:00 - 1:00 PM
    Online
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  • Home Alone (Grades 2+)

    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 it is 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 child who is mature and well prepared. 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 should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Parents are encouraged to review the take home information and discuss it with their child.
    Thu, Jun 27
    12:30 - 2:30 PM
    Roosevelt Community School
    Grades
    2nd - 8th
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  • Java Game Coding (Entering Grades 4-9)

    Students will be introduced to object-oriented programming and elements of the Java language while learning to code their text-based RPG (role-playing game). No programming experience is necessary, but familiarity with everyday tasks using a computer operating system (text-editing and understanding directory structures) and keyboarding is required. Bring a USB drive to save your games. Bring a lunch and a drink.
    Fri, Jun 14
    9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    Roosevelt
    Grades
    4th - 9th
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  • Learn to Crochet

    This is a beginners class. You will learn to chain, single crochet, and double crochet. We will start with the very basics of the craft and make a simple scarf or hat. You will be able to choose from a larger variety of yarn colors for your project. The Green Shack will have hooks and extra yarn available for use or purchase. This class is offered on May 1 and May 15. Please indicate at registration if you would like to attend May 1 only ($39 per person), May 15 only ($39 per person), or both May 1 and May 15 ($65 per person).
    Wed, May 1 - May 15
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    The Green Shack
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  • Learn to Knit

    Venture over to The Green Shack and learn how to knit! You will learn how to cast-on, and begin basic knitting and purling techniques. Starting with the basics will result in a simple scarf or hat. You will be able to choose from a larger variety of yarn colors. The Green Shack will also have extra hooks and yarn available for use or purchase. This class is offered on May 8 and May 22. Please indicate at registration if you would like to attend May 8 only ($39 per person), May 22 only ($39 per person), or both May 8 and May 22 ($65 per person).
    Wed, May 8 - May 22
    6:00 - 8:00 PM
    The Green Shack
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  • Little Athletes (Ages 3-7)

    Are you ready to unleash your child's inner champion? Join us for a week of action-packed fun and skill-building activities at our sports camp designed specifically for young athletes. We believe in the power of play, teamwork, and healthy competition to help children develop essential physical skills and a love for sports.
    Mon-Thu, Jul 8 - Jul 11
    9:00 - 11:00 AM
    Ages
    3 yr. - 7 yr. 11 m
    Mon-Thu, Jul 8 - Jul 11
    1:00 - 3:00 PM
    Roosevelt Community School
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    Martial Arts For Kids (Kindergarten-Age 12)

    These classes are designed to give children self-confidence, respect, perseverance, discipline, patience, courtesy and humility all while having fun. Physically, children will gain agility, strength, flexibility, and coordination. These classes are being held at the National Taekwondo Institute studio located at 212 West Bridge St. Instructor: Esmaeil Torabpour
    Wed, Apr 3 - May 8
    6:30 - 7:30 PM
    National Taekwondo Institute
    Grade
    Kindergarten grade - 12 yr. 11 m
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