Recreational and learning opportunities are available for adults. Courses, both in person and online, offer affordable, fun and convenient lifelong learning opportunities.
Youth Enrichment offers a variety of activities for youth age 4 thru 8th grade at each elementary school
St. Francis Area Schools Community Education offers both Classroom and Behind the Wheel Instruction.
ECFE is a place where all parents and children learn together and meet other families. All ECFE classes are parent/child classes.
Early Childhood Screening is a free, simple check of a young child's health and development. The program connects parents and children to early childhood programs and community resources, and answers parenting questions.
Several events of educational, and enriching experiences for you and your young child.
Kids Connection and Just 4 Kids - Offering quality childcare Monday through Friday for children ages 3 through 5th grade.
St. Francis Area Schools Early Childhood Programs focus on providing opportunities where young children of all abilities can grow and experience success and their parents can be partners in learning.
Community Education Rec Department offers activities for youth.
This section provides descriptions of upcoming entertainment offerings.
Tackle Football is for kids in grades 2-8.
Clubs or opportunities offered to secondary students including high school fall performance dance team, trap club and ski/snowboard clubs.
The Social Security decisions spouses make when they are in their 60s will determine the amount of total income they receive over their lifetime—including the lifetime of the spouse who lives the longest. This workshop will cover some little-known rules that can help married couples get more out of the Social Security system. This workshop will cover: • How much Social Security you and your spouse stand to receive over your joint lifetime• Rules and guidelines for when spouses should apply for benefits• How the decisions you make in your 60s can determine the amount of income you—or your surviving spouse—will have in your 80s and 90s • How spouses with little or no prior earnings can take advantage of Social Security benefits• How a little-known rule passed in 2000 has opened the door to creative spousal strategies• The number-one most important thing all higher earning spouses should do• Two key things you need to know about Social Security survivor benefits• How remarriage affects survivor benefits from a former spouse• How to avoid mistakes at your Social Security office
This workshop is primarily for married couples as it discusses Social Security benefits available to spouses. Cody Clem, Registered Representative, North Metro Money Management, 23624 St. Francis Boulevard NW, Suite 8, St. Francis, MN 55070, 763-434-9724. Travis Fisher, Registered Representative, North Metro Money Management, 23624 St. Francis Boulevard NW, Suite 8, St. Francis, MN 55070, 763-434-9724. Securities are offered through Parkland Securities, LLC member FINRA/SIPC. Fee-based investment advisory services are offered through Sigma Planning Corporation, a registered investment advisor. North Metro Money Management is Independent of Parkland Securities, LLC and Sigma Planning Corporation.
