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Senior Footcare ClinicAdult EnrichmentThick, long, discolored nails? Having diabetes and many other diagnoses will put you at high risk for infection at a salon. Medicare considers foot care “routine” and is typically not covered without strict guidelines. Certified Foot Care Specialist Nurses are available for nail trimming, callus and corn reduction available to everyone. Let us help you care for your feet and give you the education and tools to keep your feet healthy. Call Toe Tamers to schedule your appointment: 507-649-4427 Mondays: 5/18, 6/15, 7/20, 8/17 Timed appointments between 6:00 - 8:00 pmSummer 2026 -
Senior Footcare ClinicAdult EnrichmentThick, long, discolored nails? Having diabetes and many other diagnoses will put you at high risk for infection at a salon. Medicare considers foot care “routine” and is typically not covered without strict guidelines. Certified Foot Care Specialist Nurses are available for nail trimming, callus and corn reduction available to everyone. Let us help you care for your feet and give you the education and tools to keep your feet healthy. Call Toe Tamers to schedule your appointment: 507-649-4427 Mondays: 9/21, 10/19, 11/16, 12/21 Timed appointments between 6:00 - 8:00 pm Enter through door 1WFall 2026 -
Smørrebrød Smörgåsbord - OnlineAdult EnrichmentSmørrebrød are Danish open-faced sandwiches, and a smörgåsbord is a Swedish buffet. Host a buffet the Scandinavian way with the tips and tricks you’ll learn in this live online class. Kirsten will demonstrate make ahead recipes and provide shopping suggestions as well as tips and tricks before styling a bountiful array of breads and toppings to appeal to a wide variety of eaters. Recipe handout provided, and this live class is recorded so you can refer back as needed.Fall 2026 -
So You’re Thinking About Leaving Minnesota, An Attorney’s Perspective On How To Do It - OnlineAdult EnrichmentA vital part of every retirement or resettlement discussion involves the roadmap of issues that help us decide where we want to call home! Is it taxes, the political landscape, the weather, the location of family assets, debt or income concerns in retirement, cost of living, health concerns or . . . our friends are already there! When should we start this discussion? Did you know many states do not tax social security, pensions or other qualified retirement income sources? Which are the worst states for estate taxes? How do we establish domicile? How about the quality of medical resources and retirement facilities – who is good, who is not-so-good? All these issues will be raised and discussed in an open and friendly manner with questions encouraged.Fall 2026 -
Soccer CampYouth RecreationFor ages 5-7. DASH Sports soccer camps provide players a well-rounded experience covering a broad range of soccer skills training (dribbling, passing, shooting, & defense) & skill-based games. Players will be challenged & grouped at an appropriate level, receiving instruction in a fun, positive environment. This six-day camp features a mix of training and instructor-led scrimmages. Athletes should bring a water bottle (spikes & shin guards are optional). Balls are provided.Fall 2026 -
SourdoughAdult EnrichmentSourdough became popular over the last year as a healthier alternative to regular white or whole wheat bread. Although it has comparable nutrients, the lower phytate levels mean it is more digestible and nutritious. The prebiotics also help to keep your gut bacteria happy, and it may be less likely to spike blood sugar levels. Come to this class and make a dozen sourdough muffins and go home with a small amount of starter to continue making sourdough bread. Bring a quart glass jar with a lid and a muffin tin to class.Fall 2026 -
Special Needs Trust: Estate Planning for Grandparents, Parents and Families With Special Needs Members - OnlineAdult EnrichmentOne Should Ask: Is it better to have a formal plan in place, or leave things to future family dynamics and the ever changing benefit system? Did you know with proper planning, both while they are alive and after they have passed, grandparents, parents and family can take care of a child, grandchild or family member with special needs in their estate plan? Yes, and such planning will not adversely affect the benefits and programs which the person with special needs has available to them! This class will discuss how to properly protect your assets and provide for the future benefit of the loved one with special needs. Whatever the type of the asset (tangible, income producing or other) there are options you should know. We will discuss how the special needs trust fits into your estate planning, planning for the future of your loved one with special needs, and pros and cons of a special needs trust.Fall 2026 -
Spirit SquadYouth RecreationSpirit Squad Grades K-6. Join the TCU Titan Cheerleaders to cheer and perform at the varsity football game on Friday September 25th. Students will learn sideline and performance cheers and will develop TCU school spirit! You will receive a pass so Spirit Squad participants may attend the game free with a paying adult. Parents bring their cheerleaders to gather behind the west side of the stands when there is five minutes left in the first half of the game. Spirit Squad will cheer at the beginning of halftime. Registration deadline September 13.Fall 2026 -
T-Shirt / Jersey Quilt ClassAdult EnrichmentThis class is for anyone - No experience necessary but you must have access to a working sewing machine. Create and design a 72 x 90 T-Shirt Quilt by digging out your favorite T-Shirts, Jerseys or Sweatshirts from School, Vacations, Play, Sports, Dance, family memories, etc. Additional supplies such as fabric for the sashing, borders and binding can be purchased from the instructor or on your own. 10 yards of fabric is required to complete this quilt. Specific yardage as well as ways to quilt the top will be discussed at the first class. Anne offers class participants a special price of $95 to professionally machine quilt your T-Shirt Quilt. Class includes $30 of T-Shirt interfacing. You do not need to bring your sewing machine to the first class. Please bring a 45mm rotary cutter to the first class.Fall 2026 -
TCU Le CenterKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareKidZone/Wrap, in cooperation with Tri-City United Schools Community Education, is a before and after school care program. KidZone proudly serves students enrolled at Tri-City United Schools, who are three years old to 12 years old. Our mission is to provide quality care with a variety of pre-planned and supervised activities ranging from individual free play and art to team activity and skill-building projects. Before school, we are open at 6:30 am until school starts and right after school until 5:30 pm. We are open some non-school days from 6:30 am - 5:30 pm. Fee chart be found HERE 2026-2027 KidZone/Wrap Non-School Day dates Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Your desired schedule for child care Emergency contacts Health and medication information Electronic payment method (credit/debit card or ACH) - please note payer will be responsible for any fees if using credit or debit. To avoid this use an ACH payment. Child Care contract requests are pending approval by the KidZone office. All registrants will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per family per season, upon approval of the child care contract. Click the Enroll Now button below to begin registration.KidZone WRAP Care School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Site -
TCU Le CenterKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareKidZone/Wrap, in cooperation with Tri-City United Schools Community Education, is a before and after school care program. KidZone proudly serves students enrolled at Tri-City United Schools, who are three years old to 12 years old. Our mission is to provide quality care with a variety of pre-planned and supervised activities ranging from individual free play and art to team activity and skill-building projects. Before school, we are open at 6:30 am until school starts and right after school until 5:30 pm. We are open some non-school days from 6:30 am - 5:30 pm. Fee chart be found HERE 2026-2027 KidZone/Wrap Non-School Day dates Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Your desired schedule for child care Emergency contacts Health and medication information Electronic payment method (credit/debit card or ACH) - please note payer will be responsible for any fees if using credit or debit. To avoid this use an ACH payment. Child Care contract requests are pending approval by the KidZone office. All registrants will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per family per season, upon approval of the child care contract. Click the Enroll Now button below to begin registration.KidZone Grades K - 12 Years Old School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Site -
TCU Le Center Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Le Center Elem/Middle SchoolKidZone Grades K - 12 Years Old School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
TCU Little Titans PreschoolRegistration for the 2026-2027 school year opens to the public on Monday, January 26th at 8:00 am. TCU Little Titans Preschool is offered with an emphasis on learning readiness. TCU Little Titans options are available in all three TCU communities. Our classes are hosted at TCU Le Center, TCU Lonsdale, and TCU Montgomery Community Ed/Early Learning Center. To qualify, children must be at least 3 years of age and potty-trained by September 1st of the school year for which you are registering. We at TCU pride ourselves on our partnerships between our Preschool and Kindergarten teams. Together we have determined important skills to support successful learners into Kindergarten. We have also aligned our curriculum and practices with the MN Early Learning standards (ECIPs). Our Little Titans are immersed in learning using the age and developmentally appropriate practices of Creative Curriculum, Work Sampling System, Handwriting without Tears, Heggerty, STEAM, Second Step, and S.M.A.R.T. in our classrooms. We have award-winning schools, receiving the highest possible rating through Parent Aware. We have passionate and caring staff who truly love what they do. 2026-2027 tuition rates (not including transportation): Tu/Th am (3-4 year olds) $150/month (recommended for a first time school experience) (openings are available in Le Center only) M/W/F am (3-5 year olds): $220/month (recommended for independent 3s with plans to attend the 5 day PreK class the following year) M-F pm (4-5 year olds/Kindergarten eligible 2027): $280/month (recommended for students who are Kindergarten bound the following year)*Please note: If you are interested in a 2 day option for your 3 year old in Montgomery or Lonsdale, please contact Kristin Schlingman, kschlingman@tcu2905.us or 507-364-8116. We have options available! Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Class preference Emergency contacts / authorized pickups Health and medication information Little Titans Preschool registration requests are pending approval by the Early Learning office. New families will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per child/school year, upon approval of the contract.Child Care Program -
TCU LonsdaleKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareKidZone/Wrap, in cooperation with Tri-City United Schools Community Education, is a before and after school care program. KidZone proudly serves students enrolled at Tri-City United Schools, who are three years old to 12 years old. Our mission is to provide quality care with a variety of pre-planned and supervised activities ranging from individual free play and art to team activity and skill-building projects. Before school, we are open at 6:30 am until school starts and right after school until 5:30 pm. We are open some non-school days from 6:30 am - 5:30 pm. Fee chart be found HERE 2026-2027 KidZone/Wrap Non-School Day dates Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Your desired schedule for child care Emergency contacts Health and medication information Electronic payment method (credit/debit card or ACH) - please note payer will be responsible for any fees if using credit or debit. To avoid this use an ACH payment. Child Care contract requests are pending approval by the KidZone office. All registrants will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per family per season, upon approval of the child care contract. Click the Enroll Now button below to begin registration.KidZone WRAP Care School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Site -
TCU LonsdaleKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareKidZone/Wrap, in cooperation with Tri-City United Schools Community Education, is a before and after school care program. KidZone proudly serves students enrolled at Tri-City United Schools, who are three years old to 12 years old. Our mission is to provide quality care with a variety of pre-planned and supervised activities ranging from individual free play and art to team activity and skill-building projects. Before school, we are open at 6:30 am until school starts and right after school until 5:30 pm. We are open some non-school days from 6:30 am - 5:30 pm. Fee chart be found HERE 2026-2027 KidZone/Wrap Non-School Day dates Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Your desired schedule for child care Emergency contacts Health and medication information Electronic payment method (credit/debit card or ACH) - please note payer will be responsible for any fees if using credit or debit. To avoid this use an ACH payment. Child Care contract requests are pending approval by the KidZone office. All registrants will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per family per season, upon approval of the child care contract. Click the Enroll Now button below to begin registration.KidZone Grades K - 12 Years Old School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Site -
TCU Lonsdale Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Lonsdale ElemKidZone Grades K - 12 Years Old School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
TCU MontgomeryKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareKidZone/Wrap, in cooperation with Tri-City United Schools Community Education, is a before and after school care program. KidZone proudly serves students enrolled at Tri-City United Schools, who are three years old to 12 years old. Our mission is to provide quality care with a variety of pre-planned and supervised activities ranging from individual free play and art to team activity and skill-building projects. Before school, we are open at 6:30 am until school starts and right after school until 5:30 pm. We are open some non-school days from 6:30 am - 5:30 pm. Fee chart be found HERE 2026-2027 KidZone/Wrap Non-School Day dates Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Your desired schedule for child care Emergency contacts Health and medication information Electronic payment method (credit/debit card or ACH) - please note payer will be responsible for any fees if using credit or debit. To avoid this use an ACH payment. Child Care contract requests are pending approval by the KidZone office. All registrants will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per family per season, upon approval of the child care contract. Click the Enroll Now button below to begin registration.KidZone WRAP Care School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Site -
TCU MontgomeryKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareKidZone/Wrap, in cooperation with Tri-City United Schools Community Education, is a before and after school care program. KidZone proudly serves students enrolled at Tri-City United Schools, who are three years old to 12 years old. Our mission is to provide quality care with a variety of pre-planned and supervised activities ranging from individual free play and art to team activity and skill-building projects. Before school, we are open at 6:30 am until school starts and right after school until 5:30 pm. We are open some non-school days from 6:30 am - 5:30 pm. Fee chart be found HERE 2026-2027 KidZone/Wrap Non-School Day dates Please have the following information on hand before beginning the registration: Your desired schedule for child care Emergency contacts Health and medication information Electronic payment method (credit/debit card or ACH) - please note payer will be responsible for any fees if using credit or debit. To avoid this use an ACH payment. Child Care contract requests are pending approval by the KidZone office. All registrants will be charged a one time $50 registration fee, per family per season, upon approval of the child care contract. Click the Enroll Now button below to begin registration.KidZone Grades K - 12 Years Old School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Site -
TCU Montgomery Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Community Education and Early Learning CenterKidZone Grades K - 12 Years Old School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
TCU Special Olympics BowlingFriendship Edventure/TCU Special OlympicsWe hit a strike every year with Bowling! Bowling is a part of the TCU Titan Special Olympic Program and is one of the fastest growing sports in the Special Olympics. Although there are some modifications made for athletes with physical disabilities, most athletes compete under the same rules and circumstances as professional athletes. We’ll also be planning to attend the Area championships later in the season. W 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, and 11/11 4:00 - 5:00 pm Pla Mor Lanes in Montgomery $60Fall 2026 -
TCU Titan Wrestling - Girls Try EventYouth RecreationGrades PreK - 12. Join us for a free Girls Wrestling Practice and Try-It Session! This event is a great opportunity for girls of all experience levels to learn the basics of wrestling in a fun and friendly environment. Come meet the coaches and try out Girls Wrestling - the fastest-growing sport in both the nation and the Minnesota State High School League.Fall 2026 -
TCU Titan Youth WrestlingYouth RecreationFor boys and girls in grades PreK-6. Titans Youth Wrestling offers youth an opportunity to learn about the sport of wrestling, the character it develops, and encourages youth camaraderie. TCU Titan Youth Wrestling is coed and both boy and girl wrestlers are encouraged to sign up. Questions? Contact tcuyouthwrestling@gmail.comRegister by November 9th for paid MN/USA membership ($60 value). Registrations after November 9th do not include MN/USA Membership cost as a part of registration fee.Family max of $200, please contact the Community Ed office for family discount.Parent Meeting For All: Th 11/5 6:30 pm TCU High School CommonsPicture Night: Tu 11/24 Level 1: Level 1 is best for PreK - Kindergarten Boys and Girls in their first year of wrestling. Wrestlers may be moved to Level 2 based on skill level and development in the season at coaches' determination. M 11/9 - 2/8 6:00 - 7:00 pmLe Center: TCU Le Center Primary GymMontgomery: TCU High School Mat Room Level 2: Level 2 is best for Kindergarten Boys and Girls in their second year of wrestling, new first graders or those with one or two years of experience, and second graders in their first year of wrestling. Wrestlers may be moved to Level 3 based on skill level and development in the season at coaches' determination. Tu & Th 11/10 - 2/11 6:00 - 7:00 pm no practice 11/26, 12/24, 12/31TCU High School Mat Room Level 3: Level 3 is best for first graders in their third year of wrestling, second graders in their second year of wrestling, and third, fourth, fifth and sixth graders no matter their experience. Tu & Th 11/10 - 3/11 plus W 3/10 7:00 - 8:30 pm no practice 11/26, 12/24, 12/31, 3/9TCU High School Mat RoomFall 2026 -
Toddlers Preschool PreviewECFE ClassesAges 2-3 years This class is designed to support toddlers preparing for preschool. Through hands-on, play-based activities and rich sensory exploration, children build confidence, independence, and important social-emotional skills. Each class includes a fun and interactive circle time with songs, movement, and stories to help develop school-readiness routines. This class is designed for parents and children to participate together, with some separation. Sibling care is available. Online pre-registration is required.Fall 2026 -
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