A welcoming and engaging youth camp for dancers in grades K–6, led by the Litchfield Dance Team Coaches and Athletes. Dancers will learn basic technique, skills, and flexibility while practicing a short routine that be performed for friends and family after practice on the last day of camp. The $40 registration fee includes a camp t‑shirt. Dancers should come to camp in comfortable athletic clothing, with socks or dance shoes, hair pulled back, and a water bottle.T-shirt registration deadline: 9/9 @ 12pm

The Litchfield High School Pool is open for lap swim. Lap swimmers should swim at an intermediate level or above. The lap swim schedule is subject to change depending on attendance and scheduling of a lifeguard. Punch passes can be purchased online but need to be picked up at the Community Education office before attending lap swim. Lifeguards DO NOT sell lap swim passes at the pool. Enter using door 11 in between the middle school and high school to access the pool. Follow the red signs to the pool. *Lap swim fees will be increasing on May 1, 2026. This is due to the wage increases for our lifeguards.

Legion Traveling Basketball focuses on fundamentals and developing the skills and knowledge needed to play basketball. Phase one includes a two week camp put on by the high school basketball coaches. The second phase will focus on fundamentals and playing league games on Mondays and Thursdays through the end of February. Practice times vary but will be between 5:30-8:30 PM. A formal season schedule will be handed out following camp. Parent volunteers are needed to run the traveling season. Boys Legion phase 2 will begin on November 3. Girls Legion phase 2 will begin on November 10. Parents are responsible for providing/organizing all transportation to this activity for their child. All parent/volunteer coaches need to complete a background check through Community Education.

Highway 12 Adult Day Trip: Paramount Theatre: St. Cloud Thursday, October 29, 2026 An epic story of redemption and revolution where one act of mercy changes everything. Bold Revolution. Unbreakable Spirit. Relentless Hope. Set against the turbulent streets of 19th-century France, Les Misérables follows Jean Valjean’s journey from prisoner to protector as he searches for redemption in a society that refuses to forget his past. As students rise at the barricades and dreams collide with harsh reality, soaring anthems and intimate confessions unfold on a breathtaking scale. From quiet acts of mercy to thunderous cries for revolution, this global phenomenon balances the deeply personal with the epic. Featuring some of the most powerful music ever written for the stage and gripping storytelling that has captivated audiences for decades, Les Misérables is a stirring reminder that even in the darkest times the human spirit prevails. The lunch includes: Caesear Salad, Soup, Popovers with Honey Butter, Potato, Vegetable, 3 Chef Choice Hot Entrée’s, Assorted Dessert and Non-Alcoholic Beverage. **Included in our trip will be the lunch buffet, show ticket, and charter bus fees. There are no refunds after the registration deadline has passed. Times are approximate and subject to change. Registration deadline: 9/25 Depart: 9:50am - Load at Dassel-Cokato: PAC 10:15am - Load at Litchfield: Civic Arena (North Parking Lot) 11:30am-12:30pm - Lunch Buffet - Coyote Moon Grille 1:30-4:30pm - Matinee performance (approximately 2.5-3 hours) Return: 5:40pm - Unload in Litchfield 6:05pm - Unload in Dassel-Cokato *All times are approximate and subject to change.

Please register for JO Volleyball try-outs here. Try-outs will be held on Sunday, November 22, at the High School Gym. Specific try-outs times will be communicated closer to the date. There is a $25 non-refundable registration fee for tryouts. After the try-out session, coaches will meet to discuss the evaluation process and assign players to teams. After the tryout assessment and team placement, players will register for their assigned team through Community Education and pay the final registration fee (minus the $25 tryout fee). REMINDER: You MUST be signed-up through Community Education and pay your non-refundable $25 registration fee BEFORE the tryout date. This fee will be deducted from the final fee once teams have been announced and finalized. ATTENTION: It is very important for all prospective players to attend the tryout assessment session. However, if for some reason a player is unable to attend the tryout assessment the day of the tryout, we still require that you register for the tryout and pay the registration fee to guarantee a placement on a team. We need to have accurate numbers on the day of the tryouts to be able to create balanced teams. If you have any questions, please reach out to Coach Swenson (dswenson@isd465.org). We do not open up try-outs to students attending schools outside of the Litchfield School District unless we are low on numbers. Registration deadline: November 15th

Join us for large motor, open gym style play. We will play in the Wagner Gym or in our very own Rumpus Room. This class will run during our cold Minnesota winter to help get the wiggles out.

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!

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 CELL We'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."

Grab your favorite Squishmallow or stuffed friend and join us for the ultimate Squishmallow Adventure Party! Youth will dive into a world of fun with exciting games, silly relays, and playful challenges—all designed to bring their cuddly companions along for the ride. Every child will win prizes throughout the party, making sure the fun never stops. And to make the day even more magical, Ms. B has prepared a very special gift for each participant to take home.

Step into the snowy world of sweetness in this hands-on holiday workshop! If you love popcorn, chocolate, and all things sparkly, this is the class for you. We're turning a classic snack into a gourmet masterpiece that looks just as good as it tastes. Once your creation is complete, you'll learn how to package your treats into adorable holiday-themed gift bags - ready to give to friends, family, or your favorite teacher!

Keystone Insurance - David Gebhardt August 4: Getting Ready for Medicare: A Roadmap to Turning 65Are you approaching age 65 and wondering what Medicare means for you? This introductory class provides a step-by-step overview of Medicare enrollment timelines, the different parts of Medicare, and important decisions to consider before becoming eligible. Whether you're planning to retire soon, continue working, or simply want to be prepared, you'll leave with a better understanding of how Medicare works and what steps to take next.September 8: Medicare Basics: Understanding Your Coverage OptionsMedicare can be confusing, but it doesn't have to be. This educational session explains the basics of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, enrollment periods, and common coverage choices available to beneficiaries. Learn key Medicare terminology, avoid common mistakes, and gain confidence in understanding your healthcare coverage. This class is ideal for those new to Medicare, current beneficiaries looking for a refresher, and family members helping loved ones navigate the program.October 6: Medicare Annual Enrollment: What You Need to KnowThe Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is an important time to review your healthcare coverage. In this educational class, we'll discuss what Annual Enrollment is, key dates and deadlines, and factors to consider when evaluating your current coverage. Learn why reviewing your plan each year is important and discover tools and resources available to help you make informed healthcare decisions.November 10: Comparing Medicare Plans with ConfidenceChoosing healthcare coverage involves more than simply looking at monthly premiums. This class explores important factors to consider when comparing Medicare plans, including provider access, prescription drug coverage, out-of-pocket costs, and personal healthcare needs. Participants will learn practical strategies for evaluating coverage options and making informed decisions based on their individual circumstances.December 8: Medicare Year-End Review: Enrollment Deadlines and Next StepsAs the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period comes to a close, it is important to understand what happens next. This class reviews important Medicare deadlines, outlines what beneficiaries can expect in the coming year, and discusses resources available for ongoing support. Whether you recently reviewed your coverage or simply want to better understand your Medicare benefits, this session will help you prepare for the year ahead. *These events are only for educational purposes and no plan-specific benefits or details will be shared.

Mini Dragonaires Grades 4 & 5 Diana Gertken & Joel Green Does your 4th or 5th grader want more singing in their life? Join Mrs. Gertken & Mr. Green for after school choir! We will meet most Tuesdays starting in September through the beginning of November and there will be a performance opportunity at the November 5th middle school choir concert. Register for the $60.00 option if your student is new to Mini-Dragonaires and needs us to order them a performance shirt or for those wanting to order a new performance shirt. Register for the $45.00 option if your student already has a performance shirt from previous participation.

Beno Blue Line Club This class was formerly the Intro to Pond Hockey activity. Come join an old school way to learn the skills to play hockey. In this activity, anyone, not just hockey players, can participate. In Open Hockey, participants (Ages 3-9) will play a pick up style of hockey. The approach will be an inclusive one where parents can support the kids on the ice or the players mix up and play unstructured small area games. Receive a FREE McDonald's lunch at each practice. Indicate jersey size when registering. JERSEY Registration Deadline: 11/3

*Pickleball classes are run as an open gym style class. Registered participants organize games on their own. No instruction is provided. All participants must be registered (no drop-ins due to liability reasons). Open Pickleball: Open pickleball is for all ages. Pickleball is an easy game to pick-up and play at many skill levels. Participants 12 years old and under must be accompanied by a registered adult. Bring your own paddle. Balls are provided. Register at any time!

Discussion Time for Parents of Children Birth–Grade 3 Take a break, enjoy a cup of coffee, and connect with other parents who understand the joys and challenges of raising young children. After getting your child settled into a structured free-play environment, you'll join our parent facilitator for engaging conversations on a variety of parenting topics. Share experiences, ask questions, gain new insights, and build connections with other families in a welcoming and supportive setting.

Spend a relaxing afternoon surrounded by the beauty of Anderson Gardens while exploring your creativity! Participants will be inspired by the colorful flowers and peaceful scenery as they create their own garden-themed masterpiece. No painting experience is needed—Val will provide step-by-step guidance, along with all painting supplies and a complimentary snack.

Intro to RC Car Racing Gr. K-8 Interested in RC Cars? Want to try racing them on a track? Then come join us as we explore what makes them work and get to try them out. Participants will leave with a better understanding and get some time testing out their driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars. Participants can use RC Cars provided or their own on approval. Students in grades K-1 should have an adult present with them at class. RC Car Racing Gr. 6-12 Want to drive RC Cars on a track? Then come join us and you can test your driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars. Participants can use RC Cars provided or use their own on approval.