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Indoor WalkingIndoor WalkingMove your daily walking routine inside for September-May! We have morning indoor walking at Cornerstone Church and evening walking at Lake Ripley Elementary. Please pick up your walking pass at Litchfield Community Education! Lake Ripley Schedule - follows the school year calendar. No walking when school is not in session, conference nights, or when school is canceled due to inclement weather. Cornerstone Schedule - this schedule varies from week to week depending on the activities happening at Cornerstone, please refer to the online schedule/reminders for morning indoor walking. Cornerstone NOT available for walkers on the following days: September 1 September 11 September 12 October 9 October 10 October 31 November 6 November 7 November 27 November 28 December 24 December 25 December 26 December 29 December 30 December 31 January 1 January 2 January 8 January 9 February 12 February 13 April 6 May 7 May 8 May 25Winter/Spring 2026 -
Instant Piano & Guitar ClassesAdult EnrichmentInstant Piano Ages 13+: In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. Learn to play piano the way professionals do--using chords. The chord method is LOTS of fun and dramatically easier to learn than reading notes. Fee includes the online book, online follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using ZOOM and is partly hands-on instruction and partly lecture/demonstration. Registered participants will receive a ZOOM link from Community Education about a week prior to class. Registration deadlines are one week prior to class. Instant Guitar Ages 13+: In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won't have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Fee includes the online book, online follow-up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using ZOOM and is partly hands-on instruction and partly lecture/demonstration. Registered participants will receive a ZOOM link from Community Education about a week prior to class. Registration deadlines are one week prior to class.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Lake Ripley ElementaryDragon Kids Club2025-26 Dragon Kids Club School Year Care Information (Lake Ripley Elementary) Dragon Kids Club is ISD #465 Community Education & Recreation’s school-age childcare program for children entering grades K-4 for the 2025-2026 school year. We have a professional and caring staff, a variety of enrichment programs, engaging recreational choices, outdoor play, and large and small group games. Join us for some fun at Dragon Kids Club! Call 320.693.2354 for more information. Call Community Education at 320.693.2354 with any questions.School Year 25-26 DKC Site -
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Lap Swim Ages 16+FitnessThe LHS Pool will be closed for renovations from approximately Mid-November 2025 thru all of January 2026. 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.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Litchfield 4th Grade Volleyball - Winter/Spring 2026VolleyballJoin our Intro to Volleyball League — perfect for first‑year players! This program focuses on building fundamental volleyball skills (serving, passing, setting, hitting, basic rotations and game rules) in a fun, game‑situated environment. Players will learn teamwork, sportsmanship, and game awareness while getting plenty of reps in practice and play. Practices start in mid‑February and competitions with start in March. The season will go through the end of March (or into early April depending on tournaments). We’ll practice 1-2 times a week and compete in 2–4 playdates/tournaments hopefully in Litchfield and nearby surrounding communities. Travel may be required for some events, but we’ll try to keep it to about a 60‑minute radius. All skill levels welcome — come learn, compete, and have fun with the team! Schedule: DateTimeLocationTuesday, February 176:00-7:00pmLMS Cafeteria GymThursday, February 196:00-7:00pmLHS GymTuesday, February 246:00-7:00pmLMS GymThursday, February 266:00-7:00pmLHS GymTuesday, March 36:00-7:00pmLMS GymThursday, March 56:00-7:00pmLHS GymSaturday, March 79:00 AMLARC - PLAYDATETuesday, March 106:00-7:00pmLMS GymThursday, March 126:00-7:00pmLHS GymSaturday, March 149:00 AMLARC - PLAYDATETuesday, March 176:00-7:00pmLMS GymTuesday, March 246:00-7:00pmLMS GymThursday, March 266:00-7:00pmLHS GymSaturday, March 28TBDHUTCHINSON TOURNAMENT3/31/2026 *Spring break - optional1:00-2:00pmLMS Gym4/2/2026 *Spring break - optional1:00-2:00pmLMS GymTuesday, April 76:00-7:00pmLMS GymThursday, April 96:00-7:00pmLMS GymSaturday, April 119:00 AMLARC - PLAYDATE Tuesday, April 146:00-7:00pmLMS GymThursday, April 166:00-7:00pmLMS GymSaturday, April 18TBDHOWARD LAKE TOURNAMENT Competitions: Saturday, March 7th - Litchfield ( 1/2 DAY playdate - run 2 teams) Saturday, March 14th - Litchfield (1/2 DAY playdate - run 2 teams) Saturday, March 28th - Hutchinson (ALL DAY - only half of the team will attend this tournament) Saturday, April 11th - Litchfield (1/2 DAY playdate - run 2 teams) Saturday, April 18th - Howard Lake (ALL DAY - only half of the team will attend this tournament - the half that did not go to Hutchinson) If you have any questions, please email Kelsi Hogg at khogg@isd465.org Registration deadline: January 6, 2026 *This activity is for students that attend Litchfield Schools. If more numbers are needed, then we would consider accepting students from other districts.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Litchfield Junior JO Travel Volleyball TeamsVolleyballTry-outs for this activity have already taken place and teams have been made. Please do not sign up your student for this activity if they did not attend try-outs or have not been placed on a team. Junior Olympic volleyball is a great way to learn new skills and continue to strengthen the skills you already have. Players will be placed on teams that will practice twice a week and play in a variety of tournaments/playdates throughout the season (January-April). This is a great opportunity to work on your game outside of the regular season and have fun with your teammates! Please register for the team that your child has been placed on. Any questions about JO Volleyball can be directed to Darin Swenson at DSwenson@isd465.org. Team schedules will be emailed out by Mr. Swenson.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Litchfield PreschoolLitchfield Public Schools Preschool is an on-site, all early childhood service combined in the pre-k-grade 3 continuum with Lake Ripley School. We have early childhood licensed teachers and use curriculum and assessment tools approved by the Department of Education. We are a 4-Star Parent Aware program and have beautiful facilities for learning that include a playground and gymnasium at the Wagner Education Building. All preschoolers must be potty-trained prior to attending. Busing Information: Transportation to and from preschool needs to be set up by the parents/guardians of the preschooler. We have a partnership with the Central Community Transit (CCT) to be able to offer busing before and after class for our preschool families for a fee. Our hope is that by providing this convenience it will be easier for families to participate in high quality learning experiences. There are only preschoolers on the bus. If you are interested in more information regarding busing and/or fees for busing, contact CCT or visit https://www.cctbus.org/. Scholarships: There is tuition assistance available to help pay for your child’s tuition if your family financially qualifies. To be considered for a scholarship we need the School’s Educational Benefits Application filled out and returned to the office. There are a limited number of scholarships available. Applying for scholarships is highly encouraged. 2026-2027 School Year Rates: Ms. Teresa - 4 Mornings 1/2 day (ages 4 & 5) $170.00/month Ms. Teresa - 4 Afternoons 1/2 day (ages 4 & 5) $170.00/month Ms. Aimee - 2 Mornings 1/2 day (ages 3 & 4) $135.00/month *Registration for the 2026-27 school year opened on Monday, February 2, 2026.Child Care Program -
WaitlistFlorida Fish and Wildlife (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Litchfield Student Anglers Club 2026Student Angler's ClubPlease register to get on the waiting list. Students will be added if there are enough boat captains to accommodate numbers. If you are a returning angler, please register to get on the waitlist and we will approve your registration on our end (make sure to have a credit card on file). Call 320-693-2354 with any questions. Litchfield Student Anglers Club (LSAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that gives kids a better understanding of fishing by teaching them basics and giving them hands on experience. Students will compete against each other and different schools in tournament angling. 2025 HandbookLitchfield Student Angler's Club Fee: $150.00*pay at time of registration Link to calendar & club page: https://sites.google.com/view/lsacsharedlinks/homeWinter/Spring 2026 -
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Litchfield Student Anglers Club Boat Captain Registration 2026Student Angler's ClubLitchfield Student Anglers Club (LSAC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that gives kids a better understanding of fishing by teaching them basics and giving them hands on experience. Students will compete against each other and different schools in tournament angling. 2025 Handbook Link to calendar & club page: https://sites.google.com/view/lsacsharedlinks/homeLWinter/Spring 2026 -
Litchfield Youth Basketball Tournament February 14th (boys) & February 15th (girls)BasketballRegister your team here for the Litchfield Youth Basketball Tournament. The boys tournament will be on Saturday, February 14th and the girls tournament will be on Sunday, February 15th. Three games guaranteed. If you have any tournament related questions, please reach out to mdraeger@isd465.org (boys) or ehulterstrum@isd465.org (girls). Tournaments schedules will be emailed to all teams a week prior. Tournament sponsors will not be responsible for any injuries or lost/stolen articles during this tournament. My team's registration/entry fee is acknowledgement of this statement. If you would like to register by credit/debit card, please call our office at 320-693-2354.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Little Actors: Beauty & the Beast Ages 7-12Youth Enrichment ClassesStep into the magical world of Beauty and the Beast with characters like Belle, Gaston, LeFou, Lumière, Cogsworth, the Beast, Mrs. Potts, Chip, and many more! In this fun and engaging children’s play, participants will learn stage directions, build confidence while creating their characters, and practice strong projection and expressive acting skills. The session wraps up with a free performance on the final day, where families are invited to come and enjoy the show! Practices: Mondays-Fridays, May 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21 & 22, 4-5:15pm Performance: Friday, May 22 @ 5-5:30pm Registration deadline: 5/4Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Medicare EducationAdult Enrichment*5/12 class changed to 5/19 on 1/12/2026. Keystone Insurance - David Gebhardt HEALTHCARE CHOICES FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER Planning for retirement brings exciting opportunities—and important decisions about healthcare. Whether you’re under 65 and need an individual health plan or approaching Medicare eligibility, understanding your options is essential for peace of mind and financial security. This class will guide you through the key considerations for both stages: Individual Plans: Learn how to compare coverage, costs, and networks if you’re not yet eligible for Medicare. Medicare Basics: Explore enrollment timelines, plan types (Parts A, B, C, and D), and supplemental coverage options to avoid costly mistakes. We’ll simplify complex topics, answer your questions, and provide practical tips so you can make confident, informed choices. Join us to ensure your healthcare strategy supports your retirement goals. *These events are only for educational purposes and no plan-specific benefits or details will be shared.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Mini-Dragonaires Grades 4 & 5Youth Enrichment ClassesMini 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 and there will be a least one performance opportunity. 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.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Open Hockey (Pond Hockey) Ages 3-9HockeyBeno 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: 11/3Winter/Spring 2026 -
WaitlistOut and About SeparatedECFE Classes & ScreeningDiscussion Time for Parents of Children Birth-Gr. 3 This coffee clutch could be just what you need. Gather with friends and talk about the world of parenting. After getting your child settled for structured free play, you’ll join the parent facilitator for lively discussion.Winter.Spring 2026 -
Party Crashers RC Car Racing ClinicYouth Enrichment ClassesIntro 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.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Pickleball - Open GymPickleballSundays (6-8pm) - Open Pickleball (All Levels) 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. Mondays (6-9pm) - Intermediate Level Intermediate pickleball is for those that are no longer beginners to the game of pickleball. Continue to improve your skills at a more competitive level. Participants must have knowledge of the game, rules, and etiquette to participate. Tuesdays (6-9pm) - Advanced Level This class is for adults who have been playing pickleball for two or more years. It will be aggressive competitive play. Participants must have knowledge of the game, rules, and etiquette to participate. Wednesdays (6-9pm) - Beginner Level Pickleball is a cross between tennis, badminton and ping-pong. Beginner pickleball is for those that are new to the sport and want to learn by playing pick-up games with other participants. Thursdays (6-9pm) - Advanced Level Intermediate *changed 1/5 Intermediate pickleball is for those that are no longer beginners to the game of pickleball. Continue to improve your skills at a more competitive level. Participants must have knowledge of the game, rules, and etiquette to participate. Fridays (6-9pm) - Beginner Level Pickleball is a cross between tennis, badminton and ping-pong. Beginner pickleball is for those that are new to the sport and want to learn by playing pick-up games with other participants. Saturdays (9am-12pm) - Advanced Level This class is for adults who have been playing pickleball for two or more years. It will be aggressive competitive play. Participants must have knowledge of the game, rules, and etiquette to participate. Schedule subject to change. If changes are made to the schedule after the Winter 2026 guide is published, participants will be notified via email/text message. No refunds after the class start date. Bring your own paddle. Balls are provided. Register at anytime!Winter/Spring 2026 -
Pickleball Lessons with InstructorPickleballInstructor: Dave Gruthusen Intermediate Pickleball Lessons: Ready to elevate your skills? Our intermediate pickleball lessons focus on refining several essential techniques through engaging drills and live gameplay. Bring your own paddle. Balls are provided.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Play and PicnicECFE Classes & ScreeningJoin us in the Wagner Gym for large motor, open gym style play. After play time, we will transition into your picnic style lunch. Optional - Each family provides and brings lunches/snacks for their own family.Winter.Spring 2026