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Trusts And Long-Term Estate Planning: Why You Can't Always Trust Your Trust - OnlineAdult EnrichmentDo you know what the most oversold and misunderstood legal product on the market today is? The answer is a Revocable or Living Trusts. Trusts are oversold as the end all to fit all. They are full of legal wording that only attorneys understand. Most people believe that their trust shields the assets from the nursing home and creditors. In Minnesota, Revocable Trusts are subject to the nursing home and creditors. If you can change the Trust, the nursing home and creditors can access the money in the Trust. In this class, you will learn what the pros of a revocable trust are and if it is a fit for you. You will also learn what other options are out there for you. A Zoom link will be sent a day or two prior to class.Summer 2026 -
VEX IQ: Robotics IYouth EnrichmentFor students entering grades 3-6. Are you interested in learning about robotics? Are you interested in building and putting things together? This class will use an interactive program called VEX IQ. VEX IQ is a snap together robotics system designed to provide new users the chance to learn about the building process of robotics quickly and can continue to challenge learners as their skills develop. This is the same program that TCU uses in their 5th and 6th grade STEAM Robotics classes but we will be completing a different robot build during our session.Summer 2026 -
VEX V5: Robotics IIYouth EnrichmentFor students entering grades 6-8. Do you like robots? Are you interested in learning to code them? Do you like building things? Have you been thinking about joining the TCU Middle or High School Robotics Team? This class will use the VEX V5 system to teach you how to use the tools and materials provided to build a motorized base for a competitive robot and how to create a basic code that will allow you to drive your robot with a remote control.Summer 2026 -
Welcome To Our CamperAdult EnrichmentPack your creativity and join us for a cozy, colorful crafting adventure! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll design and paint your very own “Welcome to Our Camper” 18” round door hanger—perfect for campers, RV lovers, lake cabins, or anyone who loves that happy outdoor vibe. Using a layered wood design, fun patterns, and cheerful colors, you’ll bring this adorable camper sign to life step-by-step. No experience needed—just show up ready to relax, laugh, and create something you’ll be proud to display! Ages 10+.Summer 2026 -
Wrap Care Le Center Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Le Center Elem/Middle SchoolKidZone Wrap Care School Year 25-26 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
Wrap Care Le Center Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Le Center Elem/Middle SchoolKidZone WRAP Care School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
Wrap Care Lonsdale Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Lonsdale ElemKidZone Wrap Care School Year 25-26 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
Wrap Care Lonsdale Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Lonsdale ElemKidZone WRAP Care School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
Wrap Care Montgomery Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Community Education and Early Learning CenterKidZone Wrap Care School Year 25-26 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
Wrap Care Montgomery Non-School DaysKidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap CareTCU: Community Education and Early Learning CenterKidZone WRAP Care School Year 26-27 KidZone Grades K - age 12 & PreK Wrap Care Non-School Day Site -
Youth Boys Basketball CampYouth RecreationFor boys entering grades 1-6. Youth players will participate in skill development, team concepts, as individual and team competitions. Some of the skills we work on are ball handling, dribbling, defense, passing, shooting and shooting form, as well as rules and concepts of the game. Register before May 15th to guarantee a shirt!Summer 2026 -
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Youth Soccer Instructional LeagueYouth RecreationAges 5-8. Available to all levels of experience, but designed for beginner to intermediate level players. Team practices will be one to two weeknights per week in Lonsdale, Montgomery or Le Center. Practice dates and location will vary depending on the number of teams. Match days will be Saturday mornings at Trcka Park in Lonsdale. Parent coaches are needed for this program. Coaching assistance will be provided by TCU high school soccer coaches and players.Summer 2026 -
Youth Swim Lessons: Level 1 - BubblesSwim LessonsLevel 1- Bubbles During this level students will work towards doing 10 successful bobs with rhythmic breathing. Swimmers will become comfortable getting their faces in the water and exhaling (blowing bubbles) underwater repeatedly. Children must be at least 3 years of age to register.Summer 2026 -
Youth Swim Lessons: Level 2 - FloatingSwim LessonsLevel 2 - Floating In level 2, children will work towards floating and gliding independently on both their front and their back. Proper body position is the base that good swimming is built upon. Effective body position is the focus of this level. Swimmers will also be taught to roll over, float on their backs, and call for help at this level as a safety skill. Children must be at least 3 years of age to register. They also need to be able to comfortably do 10 bobs underwater with rhythmic breathing to enter this level.Summer 2026 -
Youth Swim Lessons: Level 3 - KickingSwim LessonsLevel 3 - Kicking In this level children will learn how to position their bodies in the most efficient way, streamlined. They will also learn how to propel themselves with a strong kick. The advancement goals for this level are 15 feet of kicking on both the front and back. To register for this level, children must be able to do 10 relaxed bobs with rhythmic breathing and be able to float and glide independently on both the front and back.Summer 2026 -
Youth Swim Lessons: Level 4 - Crawl StrokeSwim LessonsLevel 4 - Crawl Stroke When in this level swimmers will incorporate both kicking with the legs and paddling with the arms to generate forward movement. A combination of sculling, crawl arms, and side-glide kicking will be used to help swimmers develop their skills. The advancement goals for this level are 20 ft of side glide kick and 20 ft of crawl stroke with no breathing. Children must be at least 5 years of age to register for levels 4 and up. To register for this level, children must be able to float independently as well as kick at least 15 feet on the front and back in a streamlined position.Summer 2026 -
Youth Swim Lessons: Level 5 - FreestyleSwim LessonsLevel 5 - Freestyle During this level, swimmers will practice the crawl stroke on the front with breathing as well and be introduced to the crawl stroke on the back. The advancement goals for this level are 30 ft of crawl stroke with at least 4 correct breaths. To register for this level, children must be able to do 15 ft of side-glide kicking as well as 15 ft of crawl stroke on the front with no breathing.Summer 2026 -
Youth Swim Lessons: Level 6 - BackstrokeSwim LessonsLevel 6 - Backstroke During this level, swimmers will continue to work on their freestyle(crawl) stroke. In addition, backstroke, treading water, and diving will be taught. The advancement goals for this class are to swim 75ft of freestyle, 30ft of backstroke, and tread water for 1 minute. To participate in this level children must be able to swim 30 ft of crawl stroke independently with breathing or have passed SwimAmerica level 5.Summer 2026 -
Youth Tennis Summer CampYouth RecreationGrades K-3 - You will learn the basics of forehand, backhand, scoring and serving. Please bring a tennis racket, tennis shoes, and a water bottle. Grades 4-8 - You will play singles and talk about how to play doubles. You will learn placement of the ball on the court and the fine points of serving, backhand and forehand. Please bring a tennis racket, tennis shoes, and a water bottle.Summer 2026