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  • Skating Lessons Tots 3 Ages 3-5

    Prerequisite, passed Tots 2. Tots (Ages 3-5) will focus on learning to skate, falling down, getting up, standing and marching independently. Pre-Alpha (Age 6+) will focus on forward and backward swizzles, one and two-foot glides, backward wiggles as well as the Tots focus. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Tots 4 Ages 3-5

    Prerequisite, passed Tots 3. Tots (Ages 3-5) will focus on learning to skate, falling down, getting up, standing and marching independently. Pre-Alpha (Age 6+) will focus on forward and backward swizzles, one and two-foot glides, backward wiggles as well as the Tots focus. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or by email, mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Pre Alpha Age 6 and up

    Pre-Alpha (Level 4) is for new/first time skaters age 6+ OR skaters who have passed Tots 3. Skaters must demonstrate 6 swizzles in a row, forward and backward, from a stand still position. Both the two-foot and one-foot glides must be held for a distance equal to the skater's height in a straight line. Skaters must demonstrate at least 6 backward wiggles traveling the distance of their body height. Participants must be registered by their current age. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Hockey Power Skating Mites 1-2

    This course is for hockey players interested in strengthening their skating skills, increasing their speed/power and improving edge quality. Hockey Lessons will focus on strengthening skating skills, increasing speed/power, improving edge quality and fundamental skills. Participants must be able to stand up on the ice without assistance. Hockey Skills 1 participants must be currently or previously enrolled in Community Education's Intro to Hockey program (groups 3-6). Hockey Skating Skills 2 participants must have passed Pre-Alpha (Level 4), Hockey Skating Skills 1 or be enrolled in "Mites" or above. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Hockey Power Skating Mites 3-4

    This course is for hockey players interested in strengthening their skating skills, increasing their speed/power and improving edge quality. Hockey Lessons will focus on strengthening skating skills, increasing speed/power, improving edge quality and fundamental skills. Participants must be able to stand up on the ice without assistance. Hockey Skills 1 participants must be currently or previously enrolled in Community Education's Intro to Hockey program (groups 3-6). Hockey Skating Skills 2 participants must have passed Pre-Alpha (Level 4), Hockey Skating Skills 1 or be enrolled in "Mites" or above. Our skater to coach ratio is 12 to one per class. For more detailed information, please visit, Ice Skating Information. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Alpha 5

    Prerequisite, passed Pre-Alpha. Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Beta 6

    Prerequisite, passed Alpha. Skaters must demonstrate 6 backward crossovers in a row with no toe-pushes in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. Both T-stops must have speed going in and come to a complete stop using the outside edge of the back skate. During backward stroking, skaters should hold the glide portion for 3 seconds. The T-stops are the most difficult element in this level. Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Gamma 7

    Prerequisite, passed Beta. Skaters must demonstrate both right and left outside edge 3-turns with speed and clear entrance/exit edges. Both mohawks must be tested in the mohawk step sequence with appropriate speed. Skaters should come to a complete stop with a 90 degree turn to pass the hockey stop. The mohawk sequence is the most difficult element in this level! Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Delta 8

    Prerequisite, passed Gamma. Skaters must demonstrate both right and left inside edge 3-turns with speed and clear entrance/exit edges. Skaters should hold their lunge for a distance equal to their height and exit with a 1-foot glide to show control. The bunny hop can be performed on either side and must take off of and land on the toe pick. Skaters must demonstrate 4-6 forward inside and outside edges with a perpendicular push across the long axis and no toe-pushes. Participants will start in Alpha and progress to Delta. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. Some of the skills you will learn include right and left outside edge 3-turns, bunny hops, backward crossovers and more. If you have not participated in Community Education’s Skating Lessons in the past, you must register for Tots or Pre-Alpha first. Skaters are evaluated regularly and when the Skating Director feels a skater has mastered all of the skills in their level, they will be moved up to the next level/class. Skaters must officially test out of each level and demonstrate skills in accordance with ISI national testing standards. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • Skating Lessons Freestyle 1-10

    Prerequisite, passed Delta 8. The difficulty of each skill will increase with each level. In this level you will focus on, Two-foot spin, Inside Pivot, forward spiral, backward edges I&O, half flip, waltz jump. If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
  • FLHA Jr Rangers Fall Hockey | Ages 3-8

    Come give hockey a try—we’d love to see you at the rink! This introductory program is perfect for kids who are brand new to skating or hockey. It combines Learn to Skate and Learn to Play Hockey instruction in a fun, low-pressure environment. No prior skating experience is needed—this is the typical starting level for all new players. Registration fee is available for view online through FLHA Jr Rangers Fall Hockey. September 6 – October 5, 2025 Saturdays & Sundays | 9:15-10:15am 10 Sessions Program Highlights • Designed for beginners with no skating or hockey experience • A fun and casual opportunity to try hockey without a large commitment • Open to boys and girls ages 3-8 in the Forest Lake area Starter Equipment Option A limited supply of beginner equipment sets are available for $50. Equipment can be reserved during registration at: flhockey.org/juniorrangers. After registering, you'll receive an email voucher within a week to take to Strauss Skate in Maplewood for your child’s equipment fitting.
  • Lacrosse 101: Girls & Boys Grades 1-8

    Learn about the fastest game on two feet in a fun and engaging event designed for girls and boys of all skill levels who are new to lacrosse. This introductory course will cover the basics of lacrosse, including rules of the game, equipment, positions and essential skills like cradling, passing and shooting. Please wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes and bring a water bottle. All equipment will be provided. We are offering two introductory courses at the lacrosse field at Columbus Elementary: September 10 2025 6 PM - 7:30 PM Cost is $13 per student. 1639-FA25A - Girls Grade 1-4 1639-FA25B - Girls Grade 5-8 1639-FA25C - Boys Grade 1-4 1639-FA25D - Boys Grade 5-8 September 17 2025 6 PM - 7:30 PM Cost is $13 per student. 1639-FA25E - Girls Grade 1-4 1639-FA25F - Girls Grade 5-8 1639-FA25G - Boys Grade 1-4 1639-FA25H - Boys Grade 5-8 If you have any questions, please contact Melanie at 651-982-8392 or mhaas@flaschools.org
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    Junior Soccer Grades K-3

    Get outside and get kickin’! We teach the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, receiving and scoring. Emphasis is on teamwork, fundamentals, safety and fast-paced action. Get your kid's pulse pounding today!
  • Archery Ages 8-12

    Bullseye! Are you looking to try something new or want to enhance your archery skills? Following the National Archery in the Schools Program curriculum, you will learn about all the parts of the bow and arrow, shooting techniques and enhance your skills as a shooter. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity. Shoot straight, have fun and remember - safety first! The registration fee will be refunded after the second session if children are not strong enough to achieve full draw of the bow.
  • Fencing Ages 6-15

    Fencing is a vigorous sport that develops stamina, quick reactions, speed, accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. Classes begin with warm-up exercises followed by games, footwork and drills in a fun, enjoyable atmosphere. Through strategic bouting, you’ll learn fencing strategies that require problem solving skills. You'll also build confidence and develop your analytical skills by learning and practicing how to referee bouts. Fencers are fully protected with a mask, jacket and gloves. All equipment is provided. Please wear long athletic pants, t-shirt, athletic shoes and bring a bottle of water.
  • Pickleball Grades 1-5

    Step into the exciting world of pickleball with TGA (Teach. Grow. Achieve.) where the fun never stops! Pickleball combines the fast-paced thrill of tennis with the accessibility of a game suitable for all ages. Students will learn the fundamentals using top-quality equipment provided. Games, drills and matches will help students sharpen their pickleball skills and engage with academic concepts that bring the game's strategies to life. We emphasize sportsmanship, integrity and perseverance to create a nurturing environment where students will receive individualized attention tailored to their skill level and progress.
  • Tae Kwon Do Ages 6-15

    This ancient Korean martial art began over a thousand years ago and became the world's most popular martial art and form of self-defense. Tae Kwon Do is great physical exercise involving the use of your mind, body and spirit while nationally certified instructors teach self control, courtesy, perseverance and integrity. Parents report that their children become more focused in school, increase their self-confidence and improve their social relationships. It is an excellent activity no matter what your level of athletic ability. Classes will be taught by Jr. Grand Master Eddie Gibson and Sr. Master Theresa Gibson.
  • Junior Basketball Grades K-3

    Fundamentals and fun are in store! Emphasis is placed on developing the basic skills of dribbling, shooting, passing, sportsmanship and teamwork. We use engaging and dynamic games to support students’ growth including our unique three-on-three style game. This is a high-octane class with an inclusive atmosphere. Hurry, the shot-clock is running down!
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    Intro to Wrestling Age 4-Grade 5

    Would you like to learn about wrestling? Here’s your chance! Intro to Wrestling is centered around the inexperienced wrestler. Students will spend part of the time in group drills then split into age/weight appropriate groups for matches. Learn technique, meet new friends and have fun! Coached by the FL Wrestling Club coaches and FLAHS wrestlers. For all questions please call or email Melanie Haas at mhaas@flaschools.org or 651-982-8392.
  • Golf Squad Grades K-5

    Golf Squad professionals focus on teaching the fundamentals of the game of golf as well as valuable life lessons that help the students develop. Using equipment designed for indoor use, students will learn putting, chipping full swing irons and full swing woods. They will also learn relationship building, proper etiquette and rules of the game.