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Adult ProgrammingBecker is proud to offer a vibrant, ever-growing slate of programs for adults in our community. Whether you’re reigniting a long-held passion or trying something entirely new, our offerings span the arts, culinary arts, and technology—each designed to foster lifelong learning, meaningful connection, and pure enjoyment. Enroll today and rediscover the joy of learning with Becker!Category
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After School Youth XC Running CrewSports & RecreationJoin the HS Cross Country (XC) team and Coaches for this after school running club and an opportunity to run in a home XC Meet! Each day includes - Warm-ups, a Specified Workout and a Cool-down: stretching + abs + nutrition & hydration talk. Themed workouts: Sept 15: Scavenger Hunt Sept 22: Color Marker Run Sept 29: Slow Run to Dairy Queen (DQ)Oct 1: HOME MEETFall 2026 -
Starting SoonBaby BeginningsEarly Childhood Family EducationThis parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.ECFE Fall 2026 -
Baby BeginningsEarly Childhood Family EducationThis parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.ECFE Spring 2027 -
Baby BeginningsEarly Childhood Family EducationThis parent-child class runs on “baby time” and is designed to be flexible and supportive. Families stay together for the full hour, with parents free to meet their baby’s needs at any time. Each class includes opportunities for singing, connection, and developmentally appropriate activities, along with time to interact with your infant and meet other parents experiencing many of the same joys and challenges. An informal parent/caregiver discussion is held within the classroom and is guided by the needs and interests of those attending. Topics may include infant development, bonding and attachment, eating and sleeping, establishing routines, family relationships, self-care, and learning about yourself as a parent. Whether this is your first baby or your fifth, you’ll find yourself among friends.ECFE Winter 2027 -
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Starting SoonBeginner CrochetABC's - Arts, Baking, CraftsDiscover the relaxing and rewarding craft of crochet! In this beginner-friendly class, you’ll learn the essential skills to get started, including how to hold your hook, create basic stitches, and read a simple pattern. If you want to learn to crochet and have never picked up a hook or needle, this is the class for you! The main focus will be on holding the hook and yarn and learning basic stitches. We will be working on a dish cloth as a project - go as slow or as quickly as you wish! We will provide a yarn and a crochet hook for you to use and to take home.Fall 2026 -
Beginner GymnasticsSports & Recreation***BEGINNER GYMNASTICS IS FOR AGES 4-5 YEARS OLD LOCATED IN THE GYMNASTICS ROOM - BECKER HIGH SCHOOL, BULLDOG ENTRANCE DOOR #5Fall 2026 -
Beginners Sourdough Bread Making ClassAdult EnrichmentIn this class you will learn the do's and don'ts of sourdough bread making. You will learn how to make your own sourdough bread, how to do the stretch-N-folds, shape and score the bread. You will get a couple recipes and your own starter so you can start making your own bread! Please bring: a medium size bowl and a wooden spoon. What's included: Bread flour, salt, spring water, jar and rubber band for starter, plastic bowl cover andparchment papeFall 2026 -
Beginning Cross Stitch: A Creative Starter CourseABC's - Arts, Baking, CraftsDive into the timeless art of cross-stitch in this beginner-friendly class! Learn the fundamentals of this relaxing and rewarding craft, including how to read a pattern, select materials, and make basic stitches. Materials will be provided for each class member to create a cross-stiched bookmark and the confidence to tackle more cross-stitch projects on your own.Fall 2026 -
Camp Opp School Year Non School Days K-5Camp OpportunityBecker Early EducationSchool Year 2026-2027 Camp Opp Non-School Day Site -
Camp Opp School Year Non School Days Pre-KCamp OpportunityBecker Early EducationSchool Year 2026-2027 Camp Opp Non-School Day Site
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Camp OpportunityCamp Opportunity, sponsored by Becker Community Education, is a school-age childcare program for children in Pre-K through 5th grade. We provide a safe, nurturing environment where kids build friendships, grow in confidence, and develop independence and respect for themselves and others. Camp Opportunity focuses on respect, creativity, safety, friendships, and fun! Camp Opportunity is more than childcare — it’s a place where children learn, play, and thrive! Camp Opportunity offers your child choices for creative, physical, and social growth through various activities such as arts and crafts, sports, games, technology, homework assistance, and quiet time. Our staff develops a daily plan that reflects our program’s focus in the above areas. Our goal is to create a caring, quality-learning environment that compliments your child’s school day. We believe that everyone’s child is special and deserves the best care possible, and our staff will work to provide an atmosphere that fosters your child’s growth. Like all other district programs, we are governed by the policies and procedures of the Board of Education.Child Care Program
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Candy Corn CatapultsSTEM - Science, Technology, Engineering & MathSTEM Engineering - 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!Fall 2026 -
Chunky PumpkinAdult EnrichmentUse the popular finger knitting technique to craft cute, seasonal decor! Our main projects will be a soft pumpkin made from chunky yarn, measuring approx. 12-14 inches in diameter. We’ll begin by practicing the finger knitting technique together, so don’t worry if you’re a beginner. You’ll be guided at your own pace every step of the way.Instructor: Jane HelgestadFall 2026