Taking both a morning and afternoon course at the High School this summer? Stick around for Lunch Bunch! Students can enjoy their lunch and relax in the high school lobby with supervised care between classes. Activities such as coloring and games are provided if students wish. Community Ed staff will get students to their afternoon courses as needed. Just pack a lunch and we’ll take care of the rest. Note: For student safety, students are not allowed to be on campus unattended. If students are unable to be picked up right away from morning camp and need to stay on-site until their afternoon camp, enrollment in Lunch Bunch is required. Pre-registration is required for each day of attendance. During registration, please note what day you are enrolling for and what the student's morning and afternoon camps are.

Young athletes will gain the technical skills and sport knowledge required for their next step into the world of soccer. Camp will include a warm-up and instructional sessions/stations at the outset (passing/shooting/controlling soccer ball drills, etc.), then we'll put competitive teams together for some full-field action all in a fun, positive & challenging environment! We'll stress ball movement, player movement and practice our goalie skills as well. We will also stress teamwork, sportsmanship, and encourage the making of new friends for all participants. This camp is perfect for the beginner or the intermediate player wanting to grow in the game.

Sharpen your ball handling skills with MM Basketball Training! Work with a specialized trainer to develop your skills and better your game.

Sharpen your finishing skills with MM Basketball Training! Work with a specialized trainer to develop your skills and better your game.

WHAT IS AN EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENING? The early childhood years from birth to the start of kindergarten are an important time of rapid learning and growth. Early Childhood Screening is a quick and simple check of how your child is growing and developing. Between the ages of 3 and 4, screening can detect possible health or learning concerns, so that children can get help before they start kindergarten. Screening is required before kindergarten and recommended at 3.5 years old. Does my child need an Early Childhood Screening? YES - In order for your child to start kindergarten in any Minnesota public school, you will need to provide your child's Early Childhood Screening Summary Form and Immunization record. Is there a charge? No, Early Childhood Screening is FREE What will happen at the screening? At your child's screening, a trained professional will check the following: Vision Hearing Height/Weight Immunization status Thinking, language and communication skills, large and small motor skills Social & emotional development Plan on arriving 5 - 10 minutes before you screening appointment. You will have some paperwork to fill out. Screenings are held at Princeton Family Center - 706 1st St, Princeton, MN 55371 Please park in the parking lot off of 1st Street and enter door 1. Walk down the ramp to the office.

What is the Early Risers Program? The Princeton Middle School Early Risers Program provides supervised structured time from 7:00-8:15am for students needing a positive head start to their day. Students attending Early Risers will be provided an opportunity to eat breakfast, work on school assignments, read, organize and plan their daily schedule, or exercise/move prior to their school day. Who Would Benefit from the Early Risers Program? Students may need additional time before school for a variety of reasons. Our goal is to support those seeking a quiet work space in the morning with dependable school Wi-Fi as well as those affected by the tiered busing/varied start times in the Princeton School District.

Bring your 1st-3rd graders to these engaging sessions working with coaches and athletes from Princeton's Sideline Cheer program to learn cheerleading basics such as cheers, jumps, and basic stunting and tumbling. Youth will have opportunities to try all aspects of cheer and will prepare cheers and an age-appropriate dance to perform at the Youth Clinic Showcase on June 30th. Participants will receive a t-shirt and a bow for the showcase performance on June 30th. Please wear comfortable, athletic clothing and bring clean closed toed shoes at each practice. Please also have hair pulled up and jewelry removed. Also, a labeled water bottle should be brought to every session.

Time for you and your child/ren to interact and learn together and also time for parents/caregivers to meet with other parents and a parent educator. These classes might separate for the parent education time if the group wants to work on this skill. Staff will work with families to create successful separation based on child and family needs. Winter / Spring 2026 Decision for Separating The Monday class group has decided to separate for parent time. The Thursday class group has decided not to separate for parent time. Fees: Fees are for one child and parent(s). For multiple children, please register each child and use discount code on each registration.

DISCOUNT FOR MULTIPLE CHILDREN ATTENDING CLASS When registering, register each child that will be attending not the parent. It will later ask for the parent attending. The promo code will then make the adjustment for each child attending. Each child needs a separate registration and payment. 2 Kids Enter Promo Code - 2KIDS 3+ Kids Enter Promo Code- 3KIDS Life with our children is rich with love and activity, but what about you? During this class mom’s and their multi-aged children will participate in a circle time as well as a variety of activities in the classroom.

Life with our children is rich with love and activity, but what about YOU? During this class moms and their multi-aged children will participate in a circle time as well as a variety of activities in the classroom, before moms separate to a different room for a “parent-focus” time. The children will stay in the early childhood classroom with a licensed teacher and teaching assistant. For moms with children birth to age 5. So often as mothers we loose a sense of who we are as individuals. This class will focus on ways to maintain our identity as not only mothers, but also as a human being. Take some time for yourself, meet other mothers and participate in this non-traditional ECFE class that will focus on women's issues. This is a separating class. 1/2 hour will be spent together and 1 hour will be separated.

Campers will get to ride a real horse in an arena, meet a number of different horses at Boulder Pointe, and learn how to groom the horses . . . all with a focus on safety! In addition, students will do an art project and have an opportunity to make horse treats to feed their new friends. Stations are split into 15-minute intervals to keep everyone engaged. Parents have the opportunity to lead their child on the horse and take photographs as they go. PARENT/GUARDIAN: This 2-hour camp is designed for parent/guardian participation. Parent/Guardian is expected to remain with their child during the entire duration of the camp. WEATHER: Camps are held rain or shine as we have an indoor barn and arena. Waiver forms can be filled out HERE.

Campers will get to ride a real horse in an arena, meet a number of our different horses at Boulder Pointe and learn about how to groom the horses . . . all with a focus on safety! In addition, students will do an art project and have an opportunity to make horse treats to feed their new friends. Stations are split into 15-minute intervals to keep everyone engaged. Parents have the opportunity to lead their child on the horse and take photographs as they go. Parent/Guardian: This 2-hour camp is designed for parent/guardian participation. Parent/Guardian is expected to remain with their child during the entire duration of camp. WEATHER: Camps are held rain or shine, as we have an indoor barn and arena. Waiver Forms can be filled out Here.

Rain or shine. Each session will include a nature walk and exploration. Bring strollers if needed & dress for the weather and outdoor fun: tennis shoes, jackets, Some of the trails will be gravel/ dirt and uneven. We will meet at various outdoor locations/parks and learn how to be “scientists”- kid-style. Nature-time is an awesome time to help children learn to think and observe. The “Project Learning Tree” curriculum and other nature-based hands-on activities will be included each time we gather. Come play and learn! (Sign up for one or all of the Nature Classes.) Sign up closes on Mondays the Day before class at noon- So Register today!

The goal of the North Metro Track & Field League is to provide an opportunity to exposes students entering 4th-7th grade to some track and field events along with giving them the opportunity to compete against athletes other than those at their own school/community. Athletes will enjoy the experience of learning new skills and events such as high jump, long jump, shot put and discus, as well as hurdles and other running events. This is a great opportunity to be with your friends and learn skills and develop habits that will remain with you for the rest of your life. Each athlete will receive a t-shirt. Week #1 Practice on Mon. 6/8 at the Princeton High School track from 9:30-11:30am (little longer practice due to checking athletes in) Practice on Tue. 6/9 at the Princeton High School track from 9:30-11:00am **Away meet on Wed. 6/10 at St. Francis High School track starting at 6:30pm (Please arrive by 5:30pm for check-in) Week #2 Practice on Mon. and Tue. 6/15-6/16 at the Princeton High School track from 9:30-11:00am. **Away meet on Wed. 6/17 at Zimmerman High School at 6:30pm (Please arrive by 5:30pm for check-in) Week #3 Practice on Mon. and Tue. 6/22-6/23 at the Princeton High School track from 9:30-11:00am. **Away Championship meet on Wed. 6/24 at Elk River High School from 5:30-8pm (Please arrive by 5pm) **Please note that meet dates, times, and/or locations are subject to change. We will communicate out any changes.

Let's have FUN in Spanish while doing art projects and playing all together! In this week-long camp, students will review their Spanish-speaking skills by playing games, singing songs, and doing fun vocabulary, reading, and writing exercises designed to review what they already know. These Spanish camps are for entering Grades 1-2 students who are a part of the Princeton Public Schools Spanish Immersion Program. Families can sign up for one or both weeks as the curriculum and teachers are different!

This camp is for all offensive and defensive lineman enter grades 9-12. Learn from varsity position coaches on technique and fundamentals to excel your game. Lots of 1 on 1 and competitive drills to show off your skills. Come ready to compete and join the Pancake Platoon!

Step into a magical world of tiny treats and fun-filled sips! First, we will read Miss Spider's Tea Party. Then in this playful class, kids will learn to make bite-sized treats and fruity “tea” drinks. We’ll set a fun table and enjoy a charming tea party with friends. Dress up in your favorite costume or fancy outfit to make even more fun memories! An adult is required to attend with the child for this class.

Step onto the dance floor and discover how fun line dancing can be! In this one‑night intro, you’ll learn a variety of popular and classic line dances taught in a relaxed, beginner‑friendly way. Every routine is broken down clearly and practiced together, so you can jump right in—no partner or experience needed. You’ll dance to a lively mix of country, pop, and R&B favorites while exploring different rhythms and styles that keep line dancing fresh and enjoyable. Our welcoming instructor guides you through each step with patience, clarity, and just the right amount of review. It’s a great way to build confidence, pick up new skills, and enjoy an evening with a friendly group. If you love the experience—and chances are you will—you can continue the fun by signing up for the full 9‑week class.

A live polka band is coming to the Rum River Festival on June 5, so come learn the basics and be ready to kick up your heels! Polka music is bright, upbeat, and irresistibly cheerful—built on lively accordion melodies, steady drum rhythms, and a joyful bounce that makes you want to move. In this one‑night introductory class, you’ll learn how to polka with or without a partner, plus fun variations like the polka hop, the circle dance, and the progressive polka line. Everything is taught in a clear, easy‑to‑follow way, making it perfect for first‑timers or anyone wanting a quick refresher before the festival. Come enjoy a lively night of dancing and leave ready to jump right in when the band starts playing!

Athletes who are interested in a more tailored approach can sign up for one-to-one coaching. These programs will also incorporate injury prevention. Additionally, these programs will include an intake evaluation and monthly follow-ups with the athlete and the strength coach to discuss program progress and make changes as needed. This service will allow for a more tailored program depending on the athlete deficits and specific needs. Register online through Community Ed and then the instructor will contact you to set up your one-to-one schedule. Times available will be Monday-Friday from 7:00-7:45am or 6:45-7:30pm. Registration will get you 4 sessions per week. Cost is $125 for your first month and $75/month thereafter.

STOP - this listing is for information only All registration is done through: www.APlusDrivingSchool.net, mention Princeton at registration. Please do not click the enroll button, but visit this website instead. STOP - this listing is for information only All registration are done through: www.APlusDrivingSchool.net, mention Princeton at registration. The $450 fee gets you 30 hours of in-class training and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training. This class is done via Zoom with a live instructor. Our teleconferenced classes are a great option for students that want the ability to take class from home, but still have a live, licensed classroom instructor available to answer questions. Classes are held on specific days and times so students will need to align their schedule with the class. You get the same great instruction as found in our in-person classes, but the flexibility of taking class from home! All registration are done through: www.APlusDrivingSchool.net, mention Princeton at registration.

STOP - this listing is for information only All registration is done through: www.APlusDrivingSchool.net, mention Princeton at registration. Please do not click the enroll button, but visit this website instead. STOP - this listing is for information only All registration is done through: www.APlusDrivingSchool.net, mention Princeton at registration. Please do not click the enroll button, but visit the A+ website instead. The $450 fee gets you 30 hours of in-class training and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training. This class is done via Zoom with a live instructor. Our teleconferenced classes are a great option for students that want the ability to take class from home, but still have a live, licensed classroom instructor available to answer questions. Classes are held on specific days and times so students will need to align their schedule with the class. You get the same great instruction as found in our in-person classes, but the flexibility of taking class from home! All registration is done through: www.APlusDrivingSchool.net, mention Princeton at registration. Please do not click the enroll button, but visit the A+ website instead.