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WaitlistSwim Lessons - Private/Semi-PrivateAquaticsPrivate/Semi-Private Swim Lessons Each swimmer must register individually. Please register online to add your name to the waitlist. Lessons will be scheduled in order by the date registration is received. Once we have contacted all parties on the waiting list, we will offer up more lessons per family if they are available. We will connect with you to coordinate a time that works based on schedule availability. You will be charged for the lessons once they are scheduled. You must pay for the complete session, no reimbursement for missed lessons. Private Swim Lessons - $117/Four 30-minute lessons Semi-private lessons - $97/Four 30-minute lessons per participant Lessons available for this session will be Tuesday OR Thursday mornings 7:30, 8:00 OR 8:30am for a 30 minute session. Saturdays will also be available from 12:45 - 2:45 pm. Please register online at oronocommunityed.com to add your name to the waitlist. *If you were on the private lesson waiting list during previous brochure seasons, you'll need to re-register for the current season. Waitlist enrollments do not roll over to the next season.Winter/Spring 2026 -
WaitlistSwim Lessons - Private/Semi-PrivateAquaticsPrivate/Semi-Private Swim Lessons Each swimmer must register individually. Please register online to add your name to the waitlist. Lessons will be scheduled in order by the date registration is received. Once we have contacted all parties on the waiting list, we will offer up more lessons per family if they are available. We will connect with you to coordinate a time that works based on schedule availability. You will be charged for the lessons once they are scheduled. You must pay for the complete session, no reimbursement for missed lessons. Private Swim Lessons - $117/Four 30-minute lessons Semi-private lessons - $97/Four 30-minute lessons per participant Lessons available for this session will be Tuesday OR Thursday mornings 7:30, 8:00 OR 8:30am for a 30 minute session. Please register online at oronocommunityed.com to add your name to the waitlist. *If you were on the private lesson waiting list during previous brochure seasons, you'll need to re-register for the current season. Waitlist enrollments do not roll over to the next season.Summer 2026
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Swim Lessons: Level 1AquaticsIntroduction to Water Skills MUST BE AT LEAST 5 YEARS OLD. Tentative in and around water, uncomfortable submerging head and not yet floating independently. Course Content: Learn to Swim, Level 1helps participants feel comfortable in the water. Skills covered include: bobbing, retrieving objects underwater, front and back glides, back float, tread water using arms and hands, combined arm and leg actions on front and back, and age-appropriate water safety topics. Exit Skills: Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side Travel at least 5 yards, bob 5 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, move along the gutter or "swim.") Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 5 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This part of the assessment can be performed with support.) Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449 - 8333.Summer 2026 -
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Swim Lessons: Level 2AquaticsFundamental Aquatics Skills MUST BE AT LEAST 5 YEARS OLD. Comfortable in water, submerges head and floats independently. Course Content: This level allows students to succeed in the fundamentals of aquatic skills. These skills include: front, jellyfish and tuck floats, roll from front to back and back to front, change direction of travel while swimming on front or back, treading of water, combined arm and leg actions on front and back (working towards moving independently) and age-appropriate water safety topics. Exit Skills: Step from side into chest-deep water, move into a front float for 5 seconds, roll to back, float for 5 seconds then return to vertical position. Move into a back float for 5 seconds, roll to front then recover to a vertical position. Push off and swim using combined arm and leg actions on front for 5 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to the front then continue swimming for 5 body lengths. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449 - 8333.Summer 2026
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WaitlistSwim Lessons: Level 3AquaticsStroke Development Comfortable in deep water (5ft+), swims at least 5 yards on front with a coordinated stroke independently, swims at least 5 yards on back with a coordinated stroke independently. Course Content: Builds on fundamental skills with practice and distance and introduces skills used in deeper water. Skills include: headfirst entries from side in sitting and kneeling positions, bobbing while moving toward safety, rotary breathing, survival float, flutter, dolphin and scissors kick, front crawl, elementary backstroke, and age-appropriate water safety topics. Exit Skills: Jump into deep water from the side, tread or float for 1 minute then proceed to an exit point by swimming the front crawl and/or elementary backstroke for 15 yards. Push off in a streamline position then swim front crawl for 15 yards, change position and direction as necessary, then swim elementary backstroke for 15 yards before exiting the water. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions. If you are a new family to Orono Community Education’s swimming lessons, we encourage you to schedule a swimming pre-assessment to determine the best level for your swimmer. Pre-assessments take place at the Orono pool. Instructors will guide your swimmer through a set of skills in a 15-minute period. Pre-assessments will take place in early December 2024. Contact Tara St. Martin to schedule a pre-assessment at tara.st.martin@orono.k12.mn.us. Note: Attending a pre-assessment does not guarantee a spot in lessons. Spots fill quickly.Winter/Spring 2026
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Swim Lessons: Level 3AquaticsStroke Development Comfortable in deep water (5ft+), swims at least 5 yards on front with a coordinated stroke independently, swims at least 5 yards on back with a coordinated stroke independently. Course Content: Builds on fundamental skills with practice and distance and introduces skills used in deeper water. Skills include: headfirst entries from side in sitting and kneeling positions, bobbing while moving toward safety, rotary breathing, survival float, flutter, dolphin and scissors kick, front crawl, elementary backstroke, and age-appropriate water safety topics. Exit Skills: Jump into deep water from the side, tread or float for 1 minute then proceed to an exit point by swimming the front crawl and/or elementary backstroke for 15 yards. Push off in a streamline position then swim front crawl for 15 yards, change position and direction as necessary, then swim elementary backstroke for 15 yards before exiting the water. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952)-449-8333.Summer 2026
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Swim Lessons: Level 4AquaticsStroke Improvement Comfortable in deep water, swims at least 15 yards coordinated: front crawl, back crawl and knows breaststroke and dolphin kick. Course Content: Develops confidence and improves on Level 3 skills. Skills include: headfirst entries from side in compact and stride positions, swim under water, feet first surface dive, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly, flutter and dolphin kicks on back and age-appropriate water safety topics. Exit Skills: Perform a feet first entry into deep water, swim front crawl for 25 yards, change direction and position as necessary and swim elementary backstroke for 25 yards. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards, change direction and position as necessary and swim back crawl for 15 yards. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449-8333.Summer 2026
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Swim Lessons: Level 5/6AquaticsStroke Refinement & Advanced Options Comfortable in deep water, swims at least 25 yards coordinated: front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly. Course Content: Develops confidence and improves on Level 4 skills with an emphasis on distance, time and safety. Skills include:diving, treading (5 mins) and sculling, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly, open and flip turns. Exit Skills: Perform a shallow-angle dive in deep water, swim 50 yards, front crawl, and then elementary backstroke for 50 yards with efficient turning styles. Breastroke for 25 yards, change direction, back crawl 25 yards, use turn styles. Submerge 3 - 5 body lengths underwater, return to surface and exit water. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions. If you are a new family to Orono Community Education’s swimming lessons, we encourage you to schedule a swimming pre-assessment to determine the best level for your swimmer. Pre-assessments take place at the Orono pool. Instructors will guide your swimmer through a set of skills in a 15-minute period. Pre-assessments will take place in early December 2024. Contact Tara St. Martin to schedule a pre-assessment at tara.st.martin@orono.k12.mn.us. Note: Attending a pre-assessment does not guarantee a spot in lessons. Spots fill quickly.Winter/Spring 2026
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Swim Lessons: Level 5/6AquaticsStroke Refinement & Advanced Options Comfortable in deep water, swims at least 25 yards coordinated: front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly. Course Content: Develops confidence and improves on Level 4 skills with an emphasis on distance, time and safety. Skills include:diving, treading (5 mins) and sculling, front and back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly, open and flip turns. Exit Skills: Perform a shallow-angle dive in deep water, swim 50 yards, front crawl, and then elementary backstroke for 50 yards with efficient turning styles. Breastroke for 25 yards, change direction, back crawl 25 yards, use turn styles. Submerge 3 - 5 body lengths underwater, return to surface and exit water. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449-8333.Summer 2026
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Swim Lessons: Parent & ChildAquaticsParent & Child AGES 6 MONTHS - 2 YEARS, 11 MONTHS *A parent/adult is required to accompany each child in the water. Enjoy swimming with your child while building swimming readiness by emphasizing fun and safety in the water. Course Content: This class familiarizes young children to the water while increasing comfort through caretaker/child activities, water toys and class games. Caretakers will learn safety information and techniques to help orient children as they explore their first experiences in the pool. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449-8333.Summer 2026
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WaitlistKendrick Brinson (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Swim Lessons: Preschool Level 1 - Parent & ChildAquaticsPreschool Level 1 AGES 3 - 5 YEARS OLD *A parent/adult MUST accompany the child in the water. For inexperienced or cautious preschool swimmers. Course Content: The primary objective of this course is to orient children to the aquatic environment while helping to gain basic aquatic skills. Skills for this level may include: entering and exiting water using ramps, steps or side of pool, blowing bubbles in water, submerging mouth, nose and eyes, retrieving object under water, glides, floats, arm/leg and tredding actions, combining these movements on front and back. Exit Skills: Enter the water independently, travel for 5 yards (walking, "swimming" or moving along gutter), submerge mouth and blow bubbles (3 sec), and safely exit the water. While in shallow water, glide on front for 2 body lengths, roll to back and float for 3 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449-8333Summer 2026
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WaitlistKendrick Brinson (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Swim Lessons: Preschool Level 2AquaticsPreschool Level 2 AGES 3 - 5 YEARS OLD For the preschool age swimmer who is comfortable voluntary submerging under water. Course Content: This level helps preschool age children gain greater independence in their skills and develop more comfort in and around the water building on the skills of Preschool Level 1. Skills covered in the level include: bobbing, front and back floats and glides, retrieving objects underwater, using combined arm and leg actions on front and back and treading water. A parent/adult may accompany the child in the water. Exit Skills: Glide on front for 2 body lengths, roll to back and float for 15 seconds, then recover to a vertical position. Repeat starting on back and rolling to front. Swim using combined arm and leg actions on front for 3 body lengths then roll on back and float for 15 seconds. Roll to front and continue swimming for 3 body lengths. Curriculum and levels are based on the Red Cross' Learn-to-Swim Program. For questions about what level your child should register for, refer to our descriptions or call (952) 449-8333.Summer 2026
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Taking the "Doh!" Out of SourdoughCookingHave you always wanted to try making sourdough but felt overwhelmed? This fun, hands-on workshop takes the mystery out of the sourdough process and shows you how to bake amazing bread with a simple, real-life method. Mix your own dough, learn how to care for a starter, and go home with: one loaf of dough to bake the next day, your own starter, and clear, step-by-step instructions to keep baking at home. What to bring: Large mixing bowl Tea towel/kitchen towel Spatula or dough scraper Kitchen scale (if you have one) Note: For best results, sourdough is typically baked in a Dutch oven. The instructor will share alternative baking options during the workshop, but if you’ve been thinking about getting (or borrowing) one, now’s a great time! A minimum 4–5 qt size is ideal. Children ages 14 years or older may enroll with an enrolled adult.Summer 2026 -
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Tennis: Green BallSports & FitnessFor players ready to play on a full-length court, this camp focuses on refining technique and rallying skills. Players will engage in situational point play to develop strategies for both singles and doubles. They’ll also work on serving, scoring, and competing. Tennis racket required. Coach Dvorak recommends a 25,” 26” or introductory 27” racket. For tennis specific questions contact Aaron Dvorak: aarondvorak@hotmail.com or 612-730-4756 Options for 2, 3 or 4 days per week. RAIN DAYS:If it is raining or if the courts are wet, tennis lessons will be cancelled. Please contact tennis coordinator, Aaron Dvorak to schedule a make up date.Summer 2026 -
Tennis: Orange BallSports & FitnessThis camp helps players build on fundamental skills while adding movement and court coverage. Using orange balls, which bounce higher and faster than red balls but slower than green, players will focus on footwork, consistency, and strategy through singles and doubles point play. Serving, scoring, and an introduction to match play will also be covered. Tennis racket required. Coach Dvorak recommends a 23” - 25” racket. For tennis specific questions contact Aaron Dvorak: aarondvorak@hotmail.com or 612-730-4756 Options for 2, 3 or 4 days per week. RAIN DAYS:If it is raining or if the courts are wet, tennis lessons will be cancelled. Please contact tennis coordinator, Aaron Dvorak to schedule a make up date.Summer 2026 -
Tennis: Red BallSports & FitnessDesigned for beginners, this camp uses balls that bounce lower and move slowly, giving players more time to react. Through fun tennis games, kids will learn the basics of grip, ready position, and strokes while building confidence and skill. Tennis racket required. Coach Dvorak recommends a 21” - 23” racket. For tennis specific questions contact Aaron Dvorak: aarondvorak@hotmail.com or 612-730-4756 Options for 2, 3 or 4 days per week. RAIN DAYS: If it is raining or if the courts are wet, tennis lessons will be cancelled. Please contact tennis coordinator, Aaron Dvorak to schedule a make up date.Summer 2026 -
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Tennis: Yellow BallSports & FitnessFor junior varsity, varsity, or USTA competitive players, this camp is designed to help athletes maximize their potential. Players will practice and compete with others at their skill level, focusing on advanced stroke production, tactics, strategy, mental toughness, conditioning, and match play. Tennis racket required. For tennis specific questions contact Aaron Dvorak: aarondvorak@hotmail.com or 612-730-4756 2 days per week. RAIN DAYS:If it is raining or if the courts are wet, tennis lessons will be cancelled. Please contact tennis coordinator, Aaron Dvorak to schedule a make up date.Summer 2026
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Terrific TwosECFE - Parent/Child Classes 2025-2026WaitlistSeparating: Parent discussion time is held in a separate room. Children should be age 2 as of September 1st, 2025 to best fit in this class. A typical ECFE Class includes… Parent-Child Activity Time: time for families to explore a classroom filled with developmentally appropriate play and learning activities planned by a licensed early childhood teacher. Parent-Child Circle Time: time for parents to help their children with their first experiences in a large group activity at school. ECFE teachers are famous for the fun and creative ways they encourage language, music and your imagination. Parent Discussion Time: time for parents to meet with a licensed parent educator to share support, experiences and information about child development and parenting techniques. Children’s Activity Time: time for children to learn with the licensed early childhood teachers/staff and practice social skills as they interact with each other.School Year 2025/2026
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Terrific TwosECFE - Parent/Child Classes 2026/2027Separating Classes – Parents/Caregivers spend part of the class interacting with their children and then go to a separate classroom for the parent discussion. Children should be age 2 as of September 1st, 2026 to best fit in this class. ECFE is a statewide program in Minnesota that gives children and families the tools they need to thrive. Designed for any parent or caregiver with a child from birth to Kindergarten, our classes help with the things that matter most: 1. Individual attention time with parents or caregivers and their children to strengthen bonds. 2. Playful learning time to help children with their next phase while minimizing separation anxiety. 3. Parenting discussion time for parents and caregivers to talk about their parenting dreams, desires and concerns. When registering, please select the appropriate fee based on your family's income per the chart below. Income RangeMonthly FeeAdditional Child Monthly Fee$95,000+$96.00$26.00$75,000 - $94,999$80.00$23.00$60,000 - $74,999$61.00$20.00$45,000 - $59,999$45.00$14.00$25,000 - $44,999$25.00$11.00$0 - $24,999$0.00$0.00School Year 2026/2027 -
WaitlistThe Character Clue HotelMind MotivatorsThe Inkwell Inn is a mysterious hotel where famous book characters leave behind more than just luggage. As literary detectives, campers will search for clues in abandoned diary entries, postcards, and notebooks to identify the secret guests. By analyzing tone and voice, apprentices deduce which iconic character stayed in each room and then craft their own lost and found letters from that character’s perspective.Summer 2026 -
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The Colorful World of Eric CarlePreschoolStep into the vibrant world of beloved author and illustrator, Eric Carle! This camp provides an immersive experience where stories like The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Brown Bear come to life through art, nature, and play-based learning.Summer 2026 -
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The Great Hogwarts Wizard WorkshopTechnology & EngineeringBecome a wizard-inventor as you create your own light-up wand, brew bubbling magical concoctions, and engineer a mini locomotive straight out of the wizarding world. Craft your very own Golden Snitch and other spellbinding projects that mix science, art, and imagination. Get ready for a week of wonder where creativity and curiosity cast the best kind of magic!Summer 2026