What are Home Visits? Our licensed Parent Educators are experienced professionals dedicated to helping families prepare for school success. Whether you’re new to the community or a longtime resident, we’re here to provide engaging learning experiences designed just for you and your child. Home visits are flexible and tailored to your family's needs. We can meet in your home or at our ECFE center for one-on-one visits. Each visit includes fun, age-appropriate activities and time to discuss parenting topics, child development, and community resources. What Can Home Visits Include? Interactive parent-child activities A customized family plan to support your child’s growth Developmental assessments to track progress Community resources and referrals Q&A time to discuss parenting topics Princeton Tigers Early Connections with ECFE is free for families within ISD 477. Let us bring learning and support directly to you! Register here, and Amy Korkemeier will connect with you to help you get started.

Want to drive RC Cars on a track? Then come join us and you can test your driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars! Participants can use the RC Cars provided or use their own with instructor approval. K-1st grade should have adult present during class with the student.

Join us for the Friday evening performance of the Middle School Spring Musical "Help, I'm Trapped in a Musical". Tickets are free, but online registration is required. Caregivers are invited at no charge with attendee but do please register - select the $0 Caregiver option. There’s something strange going on at Sondheim High School. New transfer student, Norma LaBelle, is having trouble getting accustomed to the school’s unusual traditions. At any given moment, students and teachers burst into song for no apparent reason. Each time they sing, it sounds almost like a famous Broadway musical. The math teacher sings a lesson on the Pythagorean theorem. The history teacher delivers a rap-filled class on Alexander Graham Bell. Mrs. Lovett, the Lunch Lady, delivers a menu filled with Broadway-themed meals. The students sing a celebration of Mondays and even the ‘bad’ kids perform the “Detention Tango.” Principal Lloyd Webber is hiding a secret and enforces strict rules to keep the truth hidden from the students. This show is full of fun surprises and is a delight for fans of Broadway musicals as well as for those new to the genre.

Create an easy craft roll bird feeder that you can hang on a tree branch and watch birds in your own backyard! Note peanut butter will be used in this course. Caregivers are invited at no charge with attendee. Caregivers are invited at no charge with attendee but do please register - select the $0 Caregiver option.

Roll up your sleeves and get ready to bake some bark-worthy goodies! We’ll make pet-safe treats to donate to the Paw Pantry. Your creations will bring joy (and wagging tails!) to pets in need in our community. The event is free, but registration is required so we have enough supplies. Caregivers are invited at no charge with attendee but do please register - select the $0 Caregiver option.

Need a place to go once a week to reset, recharge, and laugh? This workshop offers a mini-retreat from the everyday routine - a place to stretch, journal, move and reconnect with the things that make you feel alive. Each session invites participants to explore guided writing prompts, share in uplifting discussion, and enjoy simple movements set to music (no experience required). Together, we'll discover how small tools - like reflection, creativity, and community - can spark resilience and hope. We'll root ourselves in resilience, bloom a little hope and laugh in between.

Looking to stay active and enjoy the game without the pressure of a league? Join our Adult Recreational Basketball program! This relaxed, co-ed setting offers weekly 1-hour scrimmage sessions where players of all skill levels can have fun and get a good workout. Bring your sneakers, your best hustle, and enjoy the game!

Get back on the field and into the action with our Adult Recreational Flag Football program! Designed for fun, fitness, and friendly competition, this program offers weekly 1-hour scrimmage games where players of all skill levels are welcome. No pads, no pressure—just fast-paced, non-contact football in a relaxed and supportive environment. Grab some friends or come solo and join the huddle!

Lace up your cleats and get ready for our Adult Recreational Soccer program! Enjoy weekly 1-hour scrimmage-style games focused on fun, fitness, and friendly play. Open to all skill levels, this non-league format is perfect for those looking to stay active, sharpen their game, and connect with fellow soccer enthusiasts in a relaxed setting.

Spring into art and unleash a world of creativity! In this class, you will create spring-inspired art using watercolors, paints, and model magic. Together we will create a cloud watering spring flowers watercolor, a bee on a flower swing painting, and much more! We will decorate each art piece with glitter and gems. Come join in on the fun! Note: projects are different than in past years.

Athletes have the opportunity to purchase monthly programs that are written in a more generic manner to improve athletic performance and reduce the risk of injury. These programs will incorporate injury prevention for common injuries seen in their specific sports. Programs will also include sport-specific training, with slightly different programming for each sport depending on its demands. Register for your month and time frame, either mornings or evenings from 7:00-7:45am or 6:45-7:30pm.

At this workshop you will learn: How the decisions you make in your 60s can determine the amount of income you’ll have in your 80s How to coordinate your own retirement benefit with benefits you might receive as a spouse or divorced spouse What to do if your husband or ex-husband dies What you MUST consider before remarrying

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.

For parents and their 2 and 3 year olds. Come together for learning activities, singing, and fun! Then, join other parents to discuss current parenting issues. This class is a separating class. At separation time the children will continue their learning. We will then come in for a healthy snack. Sibling care is available with a charge.

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.