Take your skills to the next level. This clinic will give young athletes the opportunity to learn directly from some of our 9th grade/JV High School softball players! Players will help teach pitching, catching, hitting, and fielding fundamentals in a supportive, and energetic environment. Disclaimer: This program is not associated with PYSBA

This skill-building clinic gives young athletes the opportunity to learn directly from some of our 9th grade/JV High School softball players! Players will help teach pitching, catching, hitting, and fielding fundamentals in a supportive, energetic environment. Disclaimer: This clinic is not associated with PYSBA

Discover how light and nature can create amazing art! Students will collect natural objects outside like leaves, flowers, and other found objects to design one-of-a-kind prints using sunlight and special paper. A perfect blend of science and creativity! This class is weather dependent and we need sunshine to make it work. Should the weather not cooperate on 4/22, we have scheduled a back-up date of 4/29. You will be notified prior to 4/22 about any changes to schedule.

In partnership with Sticky Fingers Sweets Bakery, we’re kicking off spring with a deliciously fun class! Learn how to decorate sugar cookies using royal icing while experimenting with different piping tips and icing techniques. At the end of class, you will have six beautiful cookies to take home. All materials will be provided. Participants age 9 and under will need to be accompanied by an adult. Gluten or Gluten/Dairy Free option available if reserved at registration.

All participants need to be able to swim 25 yards nonstop, unaided. No knowledge of the four competitive strokes is necessary. Students will learn or continue improving on the four competitive strokes (freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly) and their corresponding starts and turns. Students will use a variety of swimming tools and drills while building strength and endurance and learning about competition. Tiger Sharks is for all abilities, from beginner to advanced. During the school year these levels are combined together. During the summer, separate levels are offered. Swimmers should bring a swimsuit, goggles, towel and water bottle on a daily basis.

Tiger T-Ball is a fun recreational program that exposes kids to the basics of throwing, fielding, hitting, and running the bases. Players will be divided into teams for practice and game activities. Ages 2.5 -3 is from 6-6:45pm and ages 4-6 from 7-8pm. Players will receive a t-shirt with registration. Parent participation is required for ages 2.5-3 and encouraged for ages 4-6. Monday, June 22nd, will be a make-up date if class is canceled at all. Photo day TBD. Participants should bring their own baseball gloves. Parent volunteer coaches are needed! Please contact Ryan at ryan.fay@isd477.org for more information or if interested in coaching.

Tiger T-Ball is a fun recreational program that exposes kids to the basics of throwing, fielding, hitting, and running the bases. Players will be divided into teams for practice and game activities. Ages 2.5 -3 is from 6-6:45pm and ages 4-6 from 7-8pm. Players will receive a t-shirt with registration. Parent participation is required for ages 2.5-3 and may be required for ages 4-6. Monday, June 22nd, will be a make-up date if class is canceled at all. Photo day TBD. Participants should bring their own baseball gloves. Parent volunteer coaches are needed! Please contact Ryan at ryan.fay@isd477.org for more information or if interested in coaching.

There are additional costs for added optional tournament. These optional tournaments are not required, but a great way to build your archers confidence and skills. Sign up for as few or as many as you like with the option of choosing all tournaments. Here are the dates of the optional tournaments: Jan 10, Beacon Shoot-Out (Roseville) Jan 17, Minnetonka Open (Minnetonka) Jan 17, OWL (Open World Learning)(St. Paul) Jan 30-31, LILA (BE and/or 3D) (Forest Lake) Feb 7, New Prague Open (New Prague) Feb 20, St. Croix Prep (Friday BE) (Stillwater)

Registration not required. Are you looking for a fun activity to do with your child this Fall? Please join us for a FREE event at the Princeton Library for families and children. Mondays 11:00 - 11:30 AM

Enjoy an afternoon making Valentine's Day cards for special people! We will make two cards as a group and then have time to make additional cards using your own creativity.

Join us for a sweet and creative class where you’ll learn fun cookie decorating techniques to share this Valentine’s Day! Participants will decorate six cookies to bring home, or share with someone special. Perfect for friends, families, or a unique Valentine’s outing. All materials will be provided. Participants age 9 and under will need to be accompanied by an adult. Gluten or Gluten/Dairy Free option available if reserved at registration.

Come make Apple Cider and Pumpkin Whoopie Pies, which are soft, moist cookies sandwiched around a decadent cream cheese filling! Take home six of each flavor.

Whether you are married, single, or divorced, it is important to have a will to make sure your wishes are honored. Learn about estates and wills while preparing your own legal will during class. You will receive all of the tools needed to complete this important document, including instructions, a professionally prepared form, witnesses, and a notary public. This class is tailored to people who have an estate of less than $3 million and do not own a business. Spouses must register separately. You can bring your own laptop or use our computers. Instructor is Riley Sullivan, an experienced estate planning, probate, and elder law attorney.

Get creative as you and your child learn the sweet art of cake decorating together! In this fun hands-on class, you’ll receive a 6" two-layer cake, and learn decorating techniques to make your cake sweet perfection. This class is great for any special grown-up and their little baker. If you would like a second cake so you don't have to share, select that choice during registration for an additional $20. Register your child, then at the end of registration you will have an opportunity to add the information for who is the adult accompanying them.

Parents and infants explore the world in a unique and positive way. Enjoy activities in the areas of movement, sensory experience, music and exercise. Parents learn about their baby's emotional, social and physical development through discussions focused on the interests of the group. Parents and infants do not separate in this class. This is a great way to try out ECFE and meet other parents with infants.

This six-week camp is designed to give an introduction to volleyball, while establishing the fundamental skills. The goal is to build athletes of integrity and character, coach lifelong skills, instill a passion for the game of volleyball in a positive environment, and to simply have fun playing the game! Participant t-shirt is included. Class is led by Princeton Volleyball Club coaches and players.

Princeton Youth Wrestling strives to foster a fun, competitive wrestling environment founded upon the principles of self-discipline, self-control, a strong work ethic, perseverance, and integrity. We continually stress teamwork, sportsmanship and the necessity of seeking self-improvement, both on and off the wrestling mat. Wrestlers are required to wear a t-shirt, athletic shorts, wrestling/athletic shoes and headgear for all practices. No metal buckles or rivets. Wrestlers are divided by age, weight, and skill level. Each participant will receive a program t-shirt. Registration covers weekday practices, the weekend Princeton Tournament (held in February), and one other weekend outside tournament fee. Optional wrestling tournaments are held throughout the season on weekends. These optional tournaments have entry fees that are paid for by the individual wrestler and are not included in the program fee, with the exception of the Princeton Tournament and one other tournament. Practice days will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays (unless noted due to High School Home Tournaments/Matches) as well as an optional Friday Intensive Practice (coach discretion based on wrestler's skill level, attention span, etc.). These dates and times will be communicated as needed. All these dates are subject to change based on Varsity schedules and needs. If you have any questions regarding Youth Wrestling or if you are interested in coaching or volunteering please email princetonyouthwrestling@gmail.com. *Mandatory Parent/Wrestler meeting is Thursday Nov. 13th at 6:30 PM at the High School Cafeteria **Please note: Students must be fully toilet-trained to participate in wrestling.