To help prepare for ACT testing, we are offering this intensive test preparation workshop that coaches high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to do their best on the ACT. In the five-hour ZAPS seminar, students will learn strategies for using partial knowledge to eliminate wrong choices, gain tips for improving in all four sub-tests: English, Math, Reading, Science; understand the most strategic ways to use limited testing time, take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience, reduce their test anxiety and gain confidence. Students receive a comprehensive study guide and 24 practice test workouts with detailed answer explanations. Students will also get suggestions for individualized study in the days leading up to the test. The vast majority of students who take this class say that they believe it helped them improve their test score!

Advanced Gymnastics (must pass Intermediate or have been evaluated to enroll) Skill progression and advancement in tumbling, bars, balance beam and vault. Skills of emphasis are: round offs, introduction to handsprings, walkovers, vault, kips, jumps and turns on beam. This class will continue to work on strength, flexibility and technique. Once mastered, you will be invited to be evaluated by our team program.

Ignite your love for the game! Our soccer camps teach essential skills—dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense—through technicaldrills and exciting games. We group players by level, ensuring everyone is challenged while learning the values of Respect, Hustle,and Pride. We finish the week with a scrimmage. What to bring: Water bottle (shin guards/spikes optional). Soccer balls areprovided.

Join us for the 36th annual Alexandria Elementary Fun Run. Each participant will receive a t-shirt and following the last race an awards ceremony will take place along with a drawing for 2 bikes (need to be present to win). When: Wednesday September 23rd at 3:30 pm (due to the large volume of vehicles at the end of the school day, please do not arrive prior to 3:30 pm)Races: Fifth grade boys run at 3:40 pm; Fifth grade girls run at 3:50 pm; Fourth grade boys run at 4:00 pm; Fourth grade girls run at 4:10 pm. All runners should be done by 5:00pm; awards ceremony to follow. Where: Discovery Middle School TrackT-shirt Pre-Registration Deadline: Thursday September 10th Final Registration is September 22: (Runner is not guaranteed t-shirt after September 10 deadline) Tentative makeup date: Wednesday September 30, 2026. Questions, contact Aaron Korynta 218.779.5086

Ever wondered what it takes to wear the Alexandria High School colors and earn your varsity letter? This clinic is your perfect starting point! Designed for athletes of all experience levels, this energetic workshop is a low-pressure way to see if high school cheerleading is the right fit for you. You will dive straight into the foundational skills required at the high school level—learning the exact motions, explosive jumps, sideline cheers, and sharp dance techniques used on game days. Depending on registration numbers and safety assessments, you will also get a hands-on introduction to stunting in a highly supervised environment. Whether you are looking to try something completely new or want to sharp-up your skills before tryouts, come find out how you can be part of the team, support your school, and work toward your high school letter. What to bring: Wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes, and make sure to bring a water bottle!

American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide professional-level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses until emergency medical services (EMS) personnel take over. Participants who complete this course will become certified as a Red Cross lifeguard. The blended learning format combines approximately 6 hours of online learning with in-person skills sessions. Prerequisites: 1. Be at least 15 years old on or before the final scheduled session of the course. Swim-Tread-Swim. Swim 150 yds demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing, immediately tread water for 2 minutes, (using only the legs. Candidates should place their hands under the armpits) then swim another 50 yards. Candidates may swim using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both, but swimming on the back or side is not allowed. Swim goggles may be used. Goggles are not allowed for the timed event. -You have 1 minute, 40 seconds to complete the following sequence. -Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. Your face may be in or out of the water. -Surface dive (feet-first or head-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. -Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on your back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping your face at or near the surface. Swimming the distance underwater is not permitted. -Exit the water without using a ladder or the steps. There will be about six hours of pre class online work that will need to be finished before you are allowed to take the class.

Step up to the plate! Our baseball camps provide a well-rounded experience focused on throwing, fielding, batting, andbaserunning. We group players by skill level to ensure everyone is challenged in a positive, high-energy environment built onRespect, Hustle, and Pride. We wrap up the final day with a fun scrimmage. What to bring: Water bottle and baseball glove(bats/spikes optional). Baseballs and bats are provided.

Master the court! Our basketball camps cover a broad range of fundamental skills, including shooting, passing, dribbling, anddefense. We combine technical instruction with skill-based games, ensuring every player grows in confidence. We emphasizeteamwork and sportsmanship, ending the session with exciting scrimmages on the final day. What to bring: Water bottle. We providethe basketballs!

Introduce your child to the fundamentals of basketball in a high-energy, positive environment! Our Basketball TYKEScamps focus on the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through age-appropriate drills and fun mini-games. We emphasize building confidence and a love for the game while developing early athletic skills. We provide allthe equipment, just bring your energy! What to bring: Water bottle, athletic clothing, and shoes. Parent Participation:Required for ages 2–3. Dribble, shoot, and score with DASH Sports!

Introduce your child to the fundamentals of basketball in a high-energy, positive environment! Our Basketball TYKEScamps focus on the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through age-appropriate drills and fun mini-games. We emphasize building confidence and a love for the game while developing early athletic skills. We provide allthe equipment, just bring your energy! What to bring: Water bottle, athletic clothing, and shoes. Parent Participation:Required for ages 2–3; recommended for ages 4–6 when extra support is needed. Dribble, shoot, and score withDASH Sports!

Introduce your child to the fundamentals of basketball in a high-energy, positive environment! Our Basketball TYKEScamps focus on the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense through age-appropriate drills and fun mini-games. We emphasize building confidence and a love for the game while developing early athletic skills. We provide allthe equipment, just bring your energy! What to bring: Water bottle, athletic clothing, and shoes. Parent Participation: recommended for ages 4–6 when extra support is needed. Dribble, shoot, and score with DASH Sports!

Empower children with life-saving skills in our course on basic first aid. Equip them to recognize emergencies, call 911, and apply essential first aid techniques. Covering personal safety, dealing with tricky situations, and introducing basic gun and fire safety, this course prepares kids to make a difference in critical situations.

READY, AIM, LAUNCH!! Step into the world of ballistics and structural engineering in this high-energy, hands-on workshop. In CANDY CORN CATAPULTS, students become "Siege Engineers" as they design, build, and calibrate their very own desktop launchers. The mission? To successfully navigate the physics of flight and land a "harvest" of candy corn into a series of bubbling cauldrons. It's a race against gravity and a test of architectural strength!

We offer a fun and exciting cheer program for beginner, intermediate, and advanced level students. We will focus on fundamentals of cheers, chants, jumps, stunts and dance routines. Each class learns at least one full routine and will showcase their skills for parents and friends at competitions. Classes are available for all ages 4-17, and no experience is necessary for recreational levels. Champion force is dedicated to empowering all kids with strength, confidence and self-esteem. All classes are taught by certified coaches. There is a $10 registration fee paid upon registration Important Registration Update – Beginning Fall 2026 Beginning Fall 2026, registration will no longer be processed through Community Education. This program will now operate through Champion Force. All registration, payments, and program-related questions must be directed to Champion Force. Registration and Payments: ChampionForce.com Customer Service: 1-800-940-7469 To register your participant, please use Class Code 20103. A Champion Force account is required before your athlete may begin class. This account provides important parent communications and includes mandatory waivers that must be completed prior to participation.

In this class we will be learning how Cotton Candy is made by heating and spinning flavored sugar and Jolly Ranchers. We will also be playing games for fun prizes like a CARNIVAL and EVERY student will go home with Cotton Candy and Lots of Prizes. Come and have some fun with your friends and enjoy the CARNIVAL.

Students will explore the fundamentals of robotics and STEM through engaging, hands-on activities. Working in small groups, they will design, build, and program robots using Lego Mindstorms kits that feature both electrical and mechanical components. Guided by experienced and enthusiastic instructors, students will develop problem-solving, teamwork, and engineering skills. Parents are invited to watch their child’s creations come to life during exciting and friendly competitions such as drag racing, dueling robots, and more.

Spark your child’s curiosity through hands-on adventures! This playful class uses LEGO® DUPLO® bricks to explore science, technology, engineering, and math in an age-appropriate way and will build early learning habits through creative building, teamwork, and problem-solving. FIRST® programs continue through high school, developing future leaders—AAHS team advanced to the world-level competition in 2025. Start your child’s STEM journey here!

Imaginative thinking and teamwork build tomorrow’s innovators! Guided by adult mentors, FIRST® LEGO® League teams solve real-world challenges and build LEGO MINDSTORMS® robots. Participants develop critical thinking, teamwork, and presentation skills. Parent meeting: August 11 at 7:00 PM, DMS Room A100. Enter through Door 8. Practice dates and times will be determined by parent volunteer coaches—volunteers are needed to run the course. A discount is available for children of volunteer coaches.

Experience the excitement of football in a safe, non-contact setting! Our Flag Football TYKES camps teach thefundamentals of passing, catching, rushing, and defense through skill-based drills and fun games. We provide thefootballs and flag belts—all you need is a water bottle and athletic shoes (cleats optional). Parent Participation: Requiredfor ages 2–3; recommended for ages 4–6 when extra support is needed.

Experience the excitement of football in a safe, non-contact setting! Our Flag Football TYKES camps teach thefundamentals of passing, catching, rushing, and defense through skill-based drills and fun games. We provide thefootballs and flag belts—all you need is a water bottle and athletic shoes (cleats optional). Parent Participation: Requiredfor ages 2–3; recommended for ages 4–6 when extra support is needed.