Some topics include: basic rules, common effects of aging, medications, license renewal process, traffic hazards, and accident prevention. Class includes video, lectures, and discussion, no driving or written test. This host charges a host fee included in registration cost. Please bring a pen, your AARP card and driver's license to class. Registration deadlines are one week prior to the class. As of July 1, 2024, Minnesota's 8-hour class is no longer offered. All classes are now 4-hour classes, both for the first-time participants and any participant who is seeking the refresher class.

Highway 12 Adult Day Trip: Chanhassen Dinner Theatre Wednesday, November 11, 2026 Annie is a beloved, high-energy musical set in New York City during the Great Depression. The story follows Annie, a spirited and optimistic orphan who dreams of finding her parents and believes that “the sun will come out tomorrow,” no matter how tough life gets. Living in a harsh orphanage run by the bitter Miss Hannigan, Annie’s luck changes when she is chosen to spend the holidays with billionaire Oliver Warbucks. Her bravery and honesty quickly win over Warbucks and his secretary, Grace Farrell. When Warbucks offers a reward to find Annie’s parents, greedy schemers—including Miss Hannigan—hatch a plan to take advantage of the situation. Filled with memorable songs like “Tomorrow,” “It’s the Hard-Knock Life,” and “Maybe,” Annie is a heartwarming tale of hope, family, and resilience. With its strong message, lovable characters, and upbeat music, the musical continues to charm audiences of all ages. This trip includes motor coach transportation, a ticket to the show, and lunch (drinks included are water, coffee, & milk). Gratuity is included for the meal. Gratuity is not included for any additional purchases. No refunds can be issued after the registration deadline has passed. Registration deadline: October 7 Depart: 9:10am - Load at ACGC: High School (South Parking Lot) 9:30am - Load at Litchfield: Civic Arena (North Parking Lot) 9:55am - Load at Dassel-Cokato: PAC 10:15am - Load at Howard Lake: MAWSECO (720 9th Ave) 11:00am-1:00pm - Lunch (Dine-in service) 1:00-3:30pm - Matinee performance (includes a 20-minute intermission) Return: 4:45pm - Unload in Howard Lake 5:05pm - Unload in Dassel-Cokato 5:30pm - Unload in Litchfield 5:50pm - Unload in ACGC *All times are approximate and subject to change.

Get a team together and play volleyball! Teams must provide a team name and captain before the deadline. Last two dates are reserved for playoffs. Schedule will be sent out to team captains the week before the season begins. Games are played at 6:30 & 7:30 PMMiddle School GymsFee: $80.00/Team Registration Deadline: 9/2

Spend the day with Community Education Staff for a trip to AirMaxx Trampoline Park in St. Cloud. Show off your jumping skills while we spend 2 hours on the massive trampolines, playing dodgeball, jumping in the foam pit and see if you have what it take in the ninjas warrior course! Upon returning to the WEB, we will play games in the gym and end the day with a movie on the big screen. Everyone needs to bring a lunch, lots of snacks, and a water bottle. 7:45-8:00 AM - Parent Drop-off at WEB lobby (no early drop-offs) 9:00 - 11:00 AM - Jump & Warrior Course at AirMaxx 11:00-11:30 AM - Eat lunch at AirMaxx 12:15-3:00 PM - Playground time or gym games & movie at WEB 2:45-3:00 PM - Parent Pick-up at WEB lobby (no late pick-ups) You must fill out a liability form prior to the trip. We must have paper copies of liability forms even if you have a form on file already at AirMaxx. Click HERE to download the form or stop by the office for a printed copy. Registration Deadline: 11/13 @4pm *We need at least 30 students to register in order to run this trip. *If the trip deadline has passed, feel free to call our office to see if there is still room to get added to this trip. 320-693-2354.

Get into the holiday spirit at Christmas Camp! Join us at the Wagner Gym for a fun-filled day of festive activities. Campers will enjoy holiday games, decorate delicious Christmas cookies, create their own custom wrapping paper, and make a special ornament to take home. It's the perfect way to celebrate the season with friends while getting creative and making lasting holiday memories. Please wear comfortable clothes that are okay for crafting, and come ready for a day full of Christmas fun!

Youth Wrestling Program ('26-'27 Grade): DC/L Wrestling Staff Winter Session: Whether you've been in wrestling before or not, this is a great opportunity for boys and girls to learn! Charging Dragon wrestling coaches use drills and games to teach techniques and skills. Grades 3-6 will have two seasons. The first season is for all athletes and is used to introduce and reinforce skills, while the second season is for advanced wrestlers who wish to continue practicing and competing into February and March. The practice schedule for athletes participating in team events may differ and additional details will be provided at the parent meeting. PARENT/ WRESTLER INFO. MEETING : This meeting will address details of the wrestling season, including the schedule, competition information, and the distribution of youth wrestling t-shirts. Monday, November 23 * 7:00 PM * LHS Cafeteria Grades PreK-KTuesdays, Dec.1-Feb. 9 (no class 12/29)6:00-6:40 pmLHS Wrestling RoomFee: $50 Grades 1-2Tuesdays, Dec.1-Feb. 9 (no class 12/29)6:50-7:45 pmLHS Wrestling RoomFee: $50 Grades 3-6 Season #1: Mondays & Thursdays, November 30-February 11 (no class 12/24, 12/28, 12/31)6:00-7:15 pmLocation: Mondays: DCHS Wrestling Room Thursdays: Litchfield Wrestling RoomIndividual Practices: Grades 3-6Mondays, Nov. 30 - Dec. 21st6:00-7:15 pmLHS Wrestling RoomSeason #2: Mondays & Thursdays, February 22-March 296:00-7:15 pmLocation: Mondays: DCHS Wrestling Room Thursdays: Litchfield Wrestling RoomFee: $60

LHS Varsity Coaching Staff The goal is to explain, demonstrate, and practice specific basketball fundamentals, developing good habits on the court. Participate in game play and rotate through skill stations coached by high school players and staff. The importance of hard work, communication and a positive attitude will be stressed, while maintaining a fun environment. Gain free admission to home basketball games with your shirt! Indicate shirt size when registering. Meet in the high school gym at the start of practice each week.

Behind-the-Wheel Driver’s Training This hands-on behind-the-wheel driver’s training course provides realistic, instructor-led driving experience designed to build safe, confident, and responsible drivers. Through progressive on-road practice in dual-control vehicles, students learn core vehicle handling, traffic interaction, defensive driving strategies, and trip planning under varied road and weather conditions. The program emphasizes real-world decision-making, risk awareness, and readiness for licensing exams. What students will gain: Mastery of basic vehicle control: steering, braking, accelerating, parking, and smooth lane changes Proficiency with traffic maneuvers: intersections, turning, merging, highway driving, and roundabouts Defensive driving techniques: hazard recognition, space management, speed selection, and collision avoidance Night, freeway, and adverse-weather driving exposure (where applicable) Confidence in road test procedures and requirements, including pre-test vehicle checks Strong understanding of traffic laws, signage, right-of-way, and safe passenger conduct

Call our office at 320-693-2354 to register for Driver's Training courses.This classroom-based driver’s education course provides the foundation of safe, lawful, and responsible driving. Through interactive lessons, real-world scenarios, and evidence-based instruction, students learn traffic laws, hazard recognition, risk management, and decision-making skills essential for novice drivers. The course emphasizes defensive driving, distraction and impairment prevention, and the attitudes and behaviors that reduce crash risk. Learning objectives: Explain key state and federal traffic laws, road signs, and right-of-way rules Identify common driving hazards and apply strategies for hazard detection and avoidance Demonstrate safe decision-making in complex traffic situations using risk-management frameworks Explain the effects of impairment (alcohol, drugs, fatigue, medications) and distraction on driving performance Describe basic vehicle systems and routine maintenance that affect safety Apply strategies for sharing the road with vulnerable users (pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists) Prepare for the written permit/license exam and for responsible behind-the-wheel practice

Fall Boys' Basketball Grades 4-6 Boys' HS Assistant Coach Justin Wittrock The boys will practice the fundamentals of basketball through skill-building activities, and playing games. Players will practice dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense while learning the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship, and strategy. Each session combines skill development time for playing half court and full court games. During inclement weather, High School Tennis will use the LARC after school and basketball practice will be cancelled. Families will be notified by email/text if practice is cancelled and rescheduled.

Celebrate the colors of autumn with four fun-filled after-school sessions of crafting and painting! Each class features a new fall-themed project, giving participants the opportunity to explore their creativity while making seasonal decorations and artwork to take home. Val will provide step-by-step instruction in a fun and welcoming environment, making this class perfect for artists of all skill levels.

FALL DRAGON FOOTBALL: LHS Football Coaching Staff Fall Dragon Tackle Football Program Grades 5 & 6 (‘26-’27 Grade): The focus of the Tackle Football program is to develop the football skills of all players and improve the overall athleticism of all student athletes. All kids will play and have an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of different football positions. Volunteer coaches will teach kids: tackling, blocking and play formations in a fun, safe and encouraging environment. The program will provide a helmet, shoulder pads, mouth guard and game jersey. Participants will need to provide football pants with pads. Baseball/football shoes with rubber cleats are preferred however tennis shoes work as well. Teams will meet twice a week Monday and Thursdays. All participants will receive a T-shirt, please specify size when registering (YM, YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL). *Parents are invited to help coach the 5th and 6th grade teams. Please communicate with Community Education if you are interested in helping. Litchfield is hoping to have three teams during the 2025 season. *Game Night Experience (Halftime of the Varsity Game) - September 4th Fall Flag Football Grades 2-6 (‘26-’27 Grade): This program will provide athletes with a basic understanding of the game of football while playing flag football. Kids will work on team play and sportsmanship. They will develop the following fundamental skills: throwing, catching, running, along with learning the strategies of offense and defense. Flags will be provided. No other equipment is needed. Baseball/football shoes with rubber cleats may be worn however tennis shoes work as well. All participants will receive a T-shirt, please specify size when registering (YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL, 2XL). *Game Night Experience (Halftime of the Varsity Game) - September 18th

Join the Dragon Volleyball team this fall and continue learning and improving your volleyball skills and knowledge. Each session will be filled with skills training, games, and competition. Participants will work in small groups led by coaching staff and members of the high school volleyball team. There will be low coach-to-player ratios for all participants. Indicate shirt size when registering.

Karen has experience being a certified instructor for the Arthritis Foundation’s Exercise Program (AFEP). This program is a low-impact recreational exercise program that incorporates a brief educational component and is meant for all ability levels. The class focuses on balance, flexibility, strength, coordination and cardio in order to help improve your fatigue, pain, and stiffness.*The registration deadline for this class is the Friday before the scheduled session start date. 10 registrations needed to run this class.

Highway 12 Adult Day Trip: Sidekick Theatre: Bloomington Tuesday, December 8, 2026 Celebrate the most wonderful time of the year with Sidekick Theatre’s heartwarming holiday show. Combining some of the Twin Cities best vocalists with a dynamic band headed up by Brian Pierce, this spirited holiday show blends traditional Christmas songs and contemporary holiday tunes with a distinctly Nashville spin. It’s a fun, good old-fashioned country celebration of the holidays filled with great music, laughter and even a chance for the audience to join in and participate. Lunch Menu: Meatloaf with gravy or ketchup, Cheesy Potatoes, Green Bean Almondine, Winter Salad (Apple Pear Salad), Dinner Rolls, Assorted Desserts, Coffee, Hot Tea Registration deadline: November 17 Depart: 9:20am - Load at ACGC: High School (South Parking Lot) 9:35am - Load at Litchfield: Civic Arena (North Parking Lot) 10:00am - Load at Dassel-Cokato: PAC 10:15am - Load at Howard Lake: MAWSECO (720 9th Ave) 11:30am - Lunch Buffet 1:00-3:00pm- Matinee performance (includes intermission) Return: 4:35pm - Unload in Howard Lake 4:50pm - Unload in Dassel-Cokato 5:15pm - Unload in Litchfield 5:30pm - Unload in ACGC *All times are approximate and subject to change.

Course Description: HeartCode BLS (Healthcare Providers) is the AHA’s blended learning delivery method for the BLS Course. HeartCode blended learning delivers quality resuscitation education regardless of where providers are located and gives them more control to complete the course at their own pace. Providers first complete the online portion of HeartCode BLS and then complete a hands-on skills session with an AHA BLS Instructor or on a simulation station. This course is intended for healthcare providers. First Aid and CPR blended learning class requirements. Register for and complete the online training through the American Heart Association. Complete the course survey at the end of the training and print off the certificate of completion to be submitted prior to your skills assessment. Register for and attend a skills assessment through Community Education. Provide the certificate of completion from the online training. Please DO NOT register for this course until you have completed the online coursework. This registration is for the hands-on skills session ONLY! Please read the directions below on how to complete your online coursework. Directions for Blended Learning Part 1: Online course can be purchased and completed by visiting www.heart.org and searching for course #20-3553. Upon completion of the course, complete the course survey and print the course completion card to be presented to your instructor during your hands-on skills session. This AHA certification is valid for two years. (Minimum age for certification is 11 years old). HeartCode BLS- Registration Link-Cost $36

HeartSaver CPR/AED *The Heartsaver CPR AED course is designed for individuals with little or no medical background. It is ideal for anyone who wants to be prepared to respond effectively to emergencies at work, home, or in the community. 1. Complete the Online Course (Part 1) Where: Purchase and complete the online portion of the course by visiting Heartsaver CPR/AED. Cost: Sold separately through the AHA. What to bring: Complete the online survey at the end, print your Certificate of Completion, and bring it to your skills session. 2. Register & Pay for Your Skills Session (Part 2) What: The in-person, hands-on practice and testing with a certified instructor. How to Book: Register for a session and pay using the links below. Prerequisite: You must present your online certificate to the instructor on your chosen date to participate. IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ: Please DO NOT register for this course until you have completed the online coursework. This registration is for the hands-on skills session ONLY! Certification: American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver CPR AED card. Validity: Valid for 2 years. Minimum Age: 11 years old.

HeartSaver First Aid 1. Complete the Online Course (Part 1) Where: Purchase and complete the online portion of the course by visiting Heartsaver First Aid. Cost: Sold separately through the AHA. What to bring: Complete the online survey at the end, print your Certificate of Completion, and bring it to your skills session. 2. Register & Pay for Your Skills Session (Part 2) What: The in-person, hands-on practice and testing with a certified instructor. How to Book: Register for a session and pay using the links below. Prerequisite: You must present your online certificate to the instructor on your chosen date to participate. IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ: Please DO NOT register for this course until you have completed the online coursework. This registration is for the hands-on skills session ONLY! Certification: American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver First Aid card. Validity: Valid for 2 years. Minimum Age: 11 years old.

Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED *This audience includes childcare workers, teachers, foster care workers, camp counselors, youth organizations, and coaches for children’s sports organizations. 1. Complete the Online Course (Part 1) Where: Purchase and complete the online portion of the course by visiting Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED. Cost: Sold separately through the AHA. What to bring: Complete the online survey at the end, print your Certificate of Completion, and bring it to your skills session. 2. Register & Pay for Your Skills Session (Part 2) What: The in-person, hands-on practice and testing with a certified instructor. How to Book: Register for a session and pay using the links below. Prerequisite: You must present your online certificate to the instructor on your chosen date to participate. IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ: Please DO NOT register for this course until you have completed the online coursework. This registration is for the hands-on skills session ONLY! Certification: American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED card. Validity: Valid for 2 years. Minimum Age: 11 years old.

Heartsaver Total First Aid/CPR/AED *The Heartsaver® Total - First Aid CPR AED course is designed for individuals with little or no medical background who need first aid, AED and CPR training to meet work or other regulatory requirements like OSHA. 1. Complete the Online Course (Part 1) Where: Purchase and complete the online portion of the course by visiting Heartsaver Total First Aid CPR AED. Cost: Sold separately through the AHA. What to bring: Complete the online survey at the end, print your Certificate of Completion, and bring it to your skills session. 2. Register & Pay for Your Skills Session (Part 2) What: The in-person, hands-on practice and testing with a certified instructor. How to Book: Register for a session and pay using the links below. Prerequisite: You must present your online certificate to the instructor on your chosen date to participate. IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ: Please DO NOT register for this course until you have completed the online coursework. This registration is for the hands-on skills session ONLY! Certification: American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid CPR AED card. Validity: Valid for 2 years.

2026 Location: LARC Courts 1 & 2Soccer is fast, fun and a great sport for all ages. Learn and improve soccer skills, teamwork and strategy by playing organized games in our inhouse soccer program. Volunteer coaches are required in order to run this activity. Coaches do not need a background in soccer, only a desire to help kids have a positive experience. Schedule is subject to change. Any changes will be communicated with families. Participants should have shin guards and their own soccer ball; #4 is recommended for ages 5-7 and #5 for ages 8+. If you register your child after the deadline, you are not guaranteed a jersey. If you cancel your registration after the deadline and jerseys have already been ordered, you will not receive a refund for the jersey fee. T-SHIRT REGISTRATION DEADLINE: September 18th @ 4pm (If you are interested in joining this activity after the registration deadline has passed, a T-shirt is not guaranteed).

Move your daily walking routine inside for September-May! We offer 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.

Instant 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. Instant Ukulele Ages 13+: In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the ukulele to give you years of musical enjoyment and you won’t have to take private lessons to do this. 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 recorded follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also access to optional live periodic question and answer sessions at no additional cost. Class is online using zoom and is partly hands on 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.

Instructor: Hannibal Wolong Karate is an Okinawan martial art whose physical aspects seek the development of defensive and counter attacking body movements. Intro to Karate is for those looking to improve their physical and mental health and is for all ages. Good news — we have an instructor ready to teach this class! To run the course we need at least five participants. If you’re interested, please add your name to the waitlist. A Community Ed staff member will contact everyone as soon as we reach the minimum to confirm details.