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Preschool Tiger Club 2026-27Tiger ClubTiger Club is a Preschool and School Age Program that offers creative, safe, and engaging fun before and after school and during the summer months. Showing "Tiger Pride" is our goal. We work to offer a variety of well supervised, nurturing activities that work with the whole child and helping them as they grow. Program activities include health and wellness, arts and crafts, technology play and learning, building relationships and friendships, and developing social skills. The program is designed to help meet each families needs, with options for childcare. We offer consistent and pick your days/drop-in schedule. School Age Care Program Before and after school care is offered for children grades K-5. We are also open on most non-school days. Activities include: arts & crafts, reading fun, math games, gym time, computer lab or iPad time, outdoor activities, as well as guest speakers, field trips, and more! An after school snack is included. Location: Primary School for Grades K-5 Hours: 6am until school begins and after school until 6pm Monday - Friday on school days and some non-school days. Preschool Program Tiger Club is proud to offer a companion child care program to our Hand in Hand Preschool schedule. Children entering our Summer Tiger Club program do NOT need to be enrolled in a Hand in Hand Preschool class, but priority enrollment is given to those who are. Children entering our School Year Tiger Club program DO need to be enrolled in a Hand in Hand Preschool class. All preschoolers attending Preschool Tiger Club must be 3 years old, toilet trained, and self-sufficient in the bathroom. We are proud to say that Tiger Club is a Parent Aware 4 Star Program, and we work with the Hand in Hand staff to further enrich your child’s experience at preschool. School year information: Location: Family Center, 706 First Street, Princeton, MN Hours: 6:00am-5:30pm Monday-Friday on school days and some non-school days Note that the 2026-27 First Day of Preschool will be on Sept 8. The week of August 31 - September 4 will be available for registration as Non-School Day Care Summer 2026 Tiger Club (entering Preschool-entering Gr. 6) Summer Tiger Club offers childcare to students entering preschool–6th grade in the 2026-27 school year. Students do NOT need to be enrolled in Hand in Hand Preschool nor Princeton Public Schools to attend Tiger Club in the summer. Preschoolers must be toilet trained and self-sufficient in the bathroom to attend (pull-ups at rest/nap time are okay as long as they are self-sufficient if they need to clean up afterwards). Location and Dates:Summer Tiger Club location is at the Intermediate School.Summer Tiger Club is open June 2–August 20 from 6 AM–6 PM, Monday–Friday. Summer Tiger Club Encore (entering Gr. 7-8) TC Encore is about preparing young people to be responsible at home, as well as in the community. We teach them basic skills that they will need for life. Highlights include weekly trips in the community, preparing snacks and shopping for groceries, hands-on activities, field trips, visiting businesses, volunteering in the community, preparing to be on their own, being peer mentors, etc. These young students will always be on the go and are kept very busy all summer long! Please note: a bike and helmet are required to participate in TC Encore. Space is limited, so register early! Registration opens Tuesday, March 31st at 8 AM. Location and Dates: TC Encore is located at the Intermediate School as a home base. The program runs: June 2–August 20 from 6 AM–6 PM, Monday–Friday. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays are the main TC Encore programming days when students will be out and about in the community. Mondays and Fridays TC Encore students may be combined with our older School Age Tiger Club students depending on enrollments for those days.School Year 2026-27 Tiger Club Site -
Preschool Transition Swim Lessons: Ages 3-5AquaticsFor ages 3-5 years old. The purpose of this class is to build on the early swimming skills learned in the toddler class, introduce new skills, and begin the transition from class with parents to class with just the instructor. Parents will accompany their child in the water on days 1-3. On days 4 and 5, parents will be prepared to get in the water but will remain on the deck near their child. On days 6-8, children will be in the water independently with their instructor and classmates.Summer 2026 -
Princeton Adult Volleyball: Age 18+Adult RecreationGrab your friends and a pair of clean tennis shoes and join us for a weekly Tuesday night out playing open volleyball. Please, no street shoes on the gym floor. *Times and place are subject to change. We will keep you informed of any adjustments. For more information and updates, visit our Facebook page: Princeton adult volleyball Register online for each night!Winter/Spring 2026 -
Princeton Adult Volleyball: Age 18+Adult RecreationGrab your friends and a pair of clean tennis shoes and join us for a weekly Tuesday night out playing open volleyball. Please no street shoes on the gym floor. Age 18+. *Times and place are subject to change. We will keep you informed of any adjustments. For more information visit our Facebook page: Princeton adult volleyball Note: There is no Adult Volleyball on Tuesday, August 4th, due to gym floor resurfacing.Summer 2026
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Princeton Fall Sideline Cheer: Gr. 7-12Youth RecreationCome show your school spirit and cheer on the Princeton Tigers this Fall! Sideline Cheer is a co-ed program open to all skills levels for middle and high school students entering grades 7-12. The season starts with a bootcamp week with evaluations for team placement based on skill level. Practices start the following week and continue through the end of October. New and returning cheerleaders should consider joining the Skills Clinic class offered earlier in the summer to learn and refine skills. Entering Grades 7-12: Mark your calendars! Bootcamp/Evaluation Week: 7/13-7/17, Monday-Friday, 9am-12pm Summer Practices: 7/21-8/27, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9am-12pm School-year Practices: 9/1-TBD (end of October/early November), Mon-Thurs, 3:30-6:00pm (may vary depending on game schedules and team placements) Games: Schedules vary based on team placement. We follow the Mississippi 8 Conference schedule. Practice will be held outside the high school gym in the grass area. If the grass is wet or it is raining, practice will be held in the gymnastics gym. Times are subject to change. Cheer during Varsity Football games that start in early September on Friday nights. JV games will be on Mondays and Thursdays (for JV and 9th grade football) Some team-building activities and fundraising opportunities will also be scheduled. * A Parent/Player meeting will be scheduled during first week of bootcamp, your student will not know which team they are on until after evaluations. Please note: this class cannot be refunded or credited after registration.Summer 2026 -
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Princeton TIgers Early Connections with ECFEOutreach & Special EventsWhat 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.Fall 2025 -
Princeton Tigers Youth Football (Tackle League): Gr. 2-6Youth RecreationTeams are divided by grade and determined by coaches and league directors. There is absolutely no requesting of teams. Home games will be played on Saturdays at the Middle School football field or in Forest Lake. Away games will take place at nearby communities and could take place on weekday nights or weekends. Practices will take place at the High School football practice fields. Practice dates and times will be determined by the coach/director, with 2-3 practices per week. There can be no more than four contact days in a week, including games. All equipment and football gear are the responsibility of the participants' family. **Game jerseys will be handed out during the first week of practice and returned on the last day of practice/games. Jerseys returned in poor condition will result in a $65 damaged jersey fee. ***If you have a jersey from a past season, you can either return the jersey and receive your previous deposit (provided it's still in good condition) OR keep it in exchange for your past deposit fee. ALL PREVIOUS JERSEY DEPOSITS (from 2025 or before) NEED TO BE ADDRESSED THIS SEASON (Summer 2026). Mandatory Player/Parent meeting: Monday, August 10th at 6pm at the High School Practice Football Fields, first practice will follow from 6:30-8:00pm. Players and parents will meet their coach and get more information about future practices and games this evening. Mandatory Volunteer Coaches meeting: Monday, July 27th @ 6:00pm at the Primary School Cafeteria. Each grade’s coaches will meet for information. If you are interested in coaching, please contact Ryan Fay at ryan.fay@isd477.org by July 1st. Coaches will be selected by July 15th. Volunteer coaches require a background check. A coaching shirt will be provided for coaches, up to three per team. Community Ed will NOT be providing equipment, only game jerseys will be provided. Game jerseys are property of Community Ed and are to be returned to your coach at the end of the season. Participants are responsible for supplying the following: white or black helmet mouth guard shoulder pads practice jersey black football pants with pads cleats (rubber only) personal protective gear We highly recommend purchasing equipment earlier rather than later as football equipment is hard to find come August. CE has a limited amount of Practice Jerseys and Football Pants available for purchase - August 10th from 5:30-6:30pm at the High School Football Practice Fields before the first practice. We will not be doing exchanges, only purchases. Equipment is limited! First come, first served. Teams do have limits, so to ensure a spot on a team, please register as soon as possible! A late fee of $30 will be added to anyone that registers after August 10th. No players will be enrolled after August 24th. Days, Dates, and Times TBD and vary by grade. Schedules will be released the week of August 17th by your teams coaches. Practices will be held at the Princeton High School Football Practice Fields. Picture Day is scheduled for TBD and will be communicated by coaches/Community Ed staff.Summer 2026 -
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Quarterback Development Program: Gr. 6-12Youth RecreationQuarterbacks will learn how to sharpen their footwork, throwing mechanics, and overall knowledge of football through this four-day camp. Camp will include on-the-field application and classroom instruction. This program is led by former PHS Quarterback, Cooper Drews, who currently plays for Bethel University.Summer 2026 -
ROAR: Backyard Bird Feeders: Adults with Disabilities Age 16+Adults with DisabilitiesCreate 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.Winter/Spring 2026 -
ROAR: Buggin' Out Painted Garden Rocks: Adults with Disabilities Age 16+Adults with DisabilitiesGet creative with nature in this fun, hands-on art class! Participants will transform ordinary rocks into colorful, friendly garden insects like ladybugs, bees, and butterflies using bright paints and simple designs. This relaxed class is perfect for artists of all abilities. Caregivers are invited at no charge with attendee but please register - select the $0 Caregiver option.Summer 2026 -
ROAR: Camp Confidence: Adults with Disabilities: Age 18+Adults with DisabilitiesNOTE DATE CHANGE FROM THE PRINTED CATALOG - TRIP IS NOW JUNE 18 - 20TH For adults with special needs/disabilities (age 18+) June 17th, 18th, and 19th (Wed-Fri), AKA the best days of summer! Come and enjoy two nights and three days of camping at Confidence Learning Center on Lake Sylvan in the Brainerd Area. Lodging is in beautiful modern cabins. Activities will include fishing, hiking, paddle boats, swimming, water skiing, tubing, boat rides, campfires, outdoor cooking, tree climbing/repelling down, and hay ride. Bring a sleeping bag, pillow, bug spray, flashlight, towels and personal toiletries, swimming suit, and proper clothing for camping and activities - all labeled. Any adults who plan to attend will need to register and pay. This includes caregivers. Meet at Princeton High School parking lot at 10:30 AM on first day (Thursday, June 18th), the bus will be leaving by 11:00 AM. We will return there by 2:00 PM on last day (Saturday, June 20th).Summer 2026 -
ROAR: Moana Jr. Musical Outing: Adults with Disabilities Age 16+Adults with DisabilitiesJoin us in a musical adventure while we go watch Princeton Community Education's Drama Camp perform Disney's Moana Jr. Seats are limited to 1 Free ticket per participant + 1 Caregiver. No cost to attend, but must register online before June 11th so we can save tickets. Tickets will be reserved in your name at the ticket counter. Be sure to note in the registration process if you need handicap accessible seating.Summer 2026 -
ROAR: Oliver's Corner Outing Sponsored by Oliver's Corner: Adults with Disabilities Age 16+Adults with DisabilitiesSavor the cool, refreshing flavor of a sweet shaved ice treat while relaxing, socializing, and connecting with others in a fun and welcoming setting on Oliver's patio. Be sure to select your flavor of shaved ice when registering. You may want to bring additional funds if you wish to purchase other items. FREE registration limited to 10 attendees + 1 caregiver per attendee. 1 Caregiver per attendee is invited at no charge with attendee but please register - select the $0 Caregiver option.Summer 2026 -
Retirement Income: Strategies to Help Your Money Last in Retirement: AdultAdult EnrichmentYou’ve spent a lifetime accumulating money for retirement. You’ve saved, invested, and taken advantage of IRAs and workplace retirement plans. Now you need to generate a steady income stream from your assets, and the decisions you make could have lasting repercussions. Join us for an educational seminar where we’ll focus on strategies designed to help you: • Prepare for the unexpected • Make the most of your retirement income streams • Invest for stability, income, and growth potential • Utilize financial vehicles that could last a lifetime • Choose how best to tap into your retirement accumulations • Understand your retirement plan distribution options • Enjoy a more comfortable and rewarding retirement lifestyle This workshop will be presented by Cody Clem and Travis Fisher from North Metro Money Management in St. Francis. Securities and investment advisory services offered through Osaic Wealth, Inc. member FINRA/SIPC. Osaic Wealth is separately owned and other entities and/or marketing names, products or services referenced here are independent of Osaic Wealth.Summer 2026 -
Robotic Builders: Gr. 1-5Youth EnrichmentJoin Tech Academy instructors as we learn about robotics! With the LEGO® robotics system, young children can build and program their robotic creations. Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming, and so much more. Young imaginations soar! The LEGO® Education Robotics Builder class allows students to explore different concepts in robotics. Possible models may include dancing birds, a hungry alligator robot, goal kicker robot, a rescue plane, and a smart spinner robot. Students will be working in pairs. Please bring snack and a drink.Summer 2026 -
STEM Exploding Paint Bomb Art: Gr. K-6Youth EnrichmentGet ready to mix science with splatter in this high-energy, hands-on course where creativity meets chemistry! STEM Exploding Paint Bomb Art invites students to explore the explosive reactions behind color and motion while designing vibrant works of art. Through safe, guided experiments, students will learn the basics of chemical reactions and pressure dynamics—all while launching paint bombs that create stunning abstract masterpieces. Perfect for curious minds who love to get messy and think outside the box, this course is a blast—literally!Summer 2026 -
Sandlot Baseball: Gr. K-6Youth RecreationSandlot Baseball is a daytime, recreational, in-house baseball program. The emphasis of this program is to get kids out on the field having fun and playing America's game! Each day there will be a warm up, followed by learning the fundamentals of the game which include throwing, hitting, and base running. Players will be split into teams and will also scrimmage each other when enough players allow. This is a great way for kids to get out and play this summer! *Players will receive a team t-shirt as part of the registration.Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonSaturday Morning Recovery Sessions: Gr. 9-12Youth RecreationA one-hour recovery session, consisting of restorative flow yoga, partner stretching, and light conditioning to reduce the risk of injury, improve athletic performance, and reduce soreness from sport participation. EXCLUSION: This service is not for athletes in rehabilitation for a current injury such as post-surgical recovery, concussion, ankle sprain, etc. This service is not physical therapy, nor does it replace rehabilitation currently being performed with athletic training staff or a rehab professional.Winter/Spring 2026