Prepare for the ACT College Entrance Test with Advantage Educational Programs, offered in partnership with Eastern Carver County Community Education. These ACT prep courses are open to all high school students across Eastern Carver County. Whether you're looking to improve your test-taking skills or boost your previous ACT scores, this course is designed to help. Students can make up any missed class at other available class locations and may REPEAT any of the ACT Prep courses by requesting the Self-Paced Online ACT Prep Course free of charge. For more details, class make-up info, etc: visit www.AdvantagePrep.net or call 612-222-5108. Instruction provided by Advantage Educational Programs.

Do you love to read? Want to play games and discuss books with your friends? Join the MHL Bookclub with Ms. Torrey today! Kahoots games, a whole lot of books and a whole lot of fun! Winter Books: Graphic Novel addition!J vs K by Kwame Alexander and Jerry CraftSquire & Knight by Scott ChantlerLink + Hud: Heros by a Hair by Jarrett and Jerome Pumphrey Spring Books:Dogtown by Katherine ApplegateThe Sherlock Society by James PontiThe Bellwoods Game OR The Mystery of the Locked Rooms by XXXXX *A copy of each book is included in the course fee. Students will receive the books on the first day of bookclub.

Calling all 4th and 5th grade girls who LOVE books, laughter, creativity and making new friends! Join us for a fun and welcoming book club where stories come to life through games, crafts, movement activities and meaningful conversations. Each session will include:*A guided discussion with a snack*A fun craft or activity*Movement and games*A great book to read together*Time to connect, share and have fun!Whether you're already a big reader or just starting to discover books you love, Book Besties is the perfect place to relax, be yourself and enjoy reading with friends!*A copy of the book is included with registration and will be give out the first day. We will do some of the reading during class and the girls will be asked to read a few short chapters on their own each week. Sept Session: Better with Butter by Victoria Piontek Nov Session: TBD *This book will focus on gratitude/motivation with small service projects.

Participants will learn the responsibilities of being a prepared, safe, responsible and professional babysitter. Topics include supervision, behavior guidance, proper feeding and diapering techniques, personal safety, basic first aid, medical emergencies, and fire safety. Dolls, bottles, and diaper supplies will be provided at class for hands-on participation. This class is developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Academy of Pediatrics Association. Class participants receive a certification card and a link to a downloadable handbook. Participants can bring a peanut free snack and beverage to class.

Set your child up for social skills success with this class that builds children's self-confidence as they learn important skills that help them succeed. Children learn to make an a outstanding first impression, speak with confidence, use great manners, dine with distinction and much more! Each class is packed with information, interaction and a lot of FUN!Children will be encouraged to practice the skills that were learned following each class. Topics Include:*Making a Great First Impression*Introducing yourself/others*Engaging in Polite Conversation*Setting a Basic Table and Using Good Table Manners*Using Polite Words*Showing Gratitude

Coached by: Naomi DeLorenzo What We Do The League exists to identify students who have unusual mathematical ability or interest, to give them recognition and encouragement, to bring them together with similar students, and to give them the opportunity to study topics not commonly taught in the high school curriculum. League activities are designed to challenge students with high and unusual mathematical ability, but also seek to influence general mathematics education. We believe that a program like ours is shortsighted if it is not also developed in a way that strengthens mathematics education for all students. How We Work Member schools belong to a division of five to ten schools that often are aligned with their athletic conference competitors and are within reasonable geographic proximity to each other to allow for travel to meets. Each school competes with a team of up to eight students and an unlimited number of individual participants. The schools in each division come together in person for five meets each season. The season runs from early November to early February. Awards are given for top division schools and individuals. For the purpose of State Tournament qualification, the schools are also grouped by class and section. The top scoring team in their virtual section, as well as wildcard teams within a class and top state scorers overall, and the top scoring students in each division, are invited to the State Tournament which is held on the second Monday in March at South St. Paul High School. Each season, there are 165-180 schools that participate in the League in 26 divisions. Over 3,000 students participate. For more information, please visit:http://mnmathleague.org/ Meet Dates:Nov. 2, 3Dec.7, 8Jan. 11, 12Feb. 1, 2Feb. 22, 23**State Tournament: March 15, 2027 Location TBD

Participants will learn the important responsibilities of being safe alone-at-home. Topics include basic first aid, fire safety, kitchen safety, internet safety, small and large emergencies, stranger danger, sibling arguments, and more. A digital document is provided for parent/guardian and child discussion at home.

Do you love to read? Want to play games and discuss books with your friends? Join the MHL Bookclub with Mrs. Ayu today! Kahoots games, a whole lot of books and a whole lot of fun! We will be reading 3 of the Minnesota Youth Award Nominees: Books TBA! *A copy of each book is included in the course fee. Students will receive the books on the first day of bookclub.

Join the Middle School Debate Team! Students will learn to disagree in a healthy and productive way. This Fall, middle school students will have the opportunity to grow their communication, reasoning, and public speaking skills while learning the fundamentals of policy debate. There may be tournament opportunities with other metro debate teams as well.Students from CMSE, CMSW and PRMS are invited to join!Coached by Brian GarshelisAfter School Shuttle Bus info