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Opportunities for Learning and Recreation for All Ages
Northfield Public Schools’ Community Education Department supports the learning and participation of all members of our community. Through citizen involvement, access to school and community resources, and promotion of collaboration and partnerships, Community Education brings the community together. We offer programs that develop skills, inspire creativity and promote living healthfully.
Community Education offers a wide range of programming serving infants through adults in our community. Check out the variety of class offerings for Adult Enrichment, Adult Recreation, Youth Enrichment, Youth Recreation, Early Childhood Family Education, Driver’s Education and Project ABLE.
Fall registration is now open! Browse the Fall digital brochure and register online or by phone. Summer registration is still open too! Browse the Summer digital brochure.
Under MDH, CDC and Northfield Public Schools developed guidelines, we are continuing to run Community Education programs for all ages. See the current protocols here. Fall registration is now open and Summer registration is still open as well!
Questions?
Call our office at 507.664.3649 or email our staff. You can also stop by our location at the Northfield Community Education Center (700 Lincoln Parkway, Northfield). Our office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. To request program qualifications, please contact Erin Bailey.
There are several ways to register for our classes and programs:
To find updates on programs canceled due to weather, please check here. It will be updated at least thirty minutes prior to the start time of each program.
Community Education is pleased to offer a range of programs serving infants through adults in our community.
Enrichment classes cover languages, technology, health, art and more. You can also choose to get out and get moving in a Community Education league, fitness class or open gym. Project ABLE offers activities for adults with disabilities and Adult Basic Education offers English and Secondary education.
The wide variety of youth enrichment classes include chess, art, theater and much more. Youth of all ages can participate in football, soccer, tennis and many other sports opportunities. Driver’s Education and a Middle School Youth Center are also operated by the Community Education Department.
Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) is for young people experiencing a mental health challenge, mental disorder or mental health crisis.
Public preschool is offered for children ages 3–5. Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is designed to educate children ages birth to kindergarten and their parents.
Ventures Childcare has options for infants, preschoolers and school-aged children during the academic year and summer.
Additional rich senior programming is offered through the Northfield Senior Center, also located at the Northfield Community Resource Center (NCRC) at 1651 Jefferson Parkway in Northfield.
Become a Community Education Instructor
Are you interested in teaching an adult or youth class? Just submit a course proposal form and we will contact you! Send the enrichment proposal form to Marianne Moser and the recreation form to Melissa Bernhard.
Looking for an active and fun job?
Part-time positions for a variety of sports, aquatics, camps and other activities are available on a seasonal basis. Check for open positions or contact Recreation Coordinator Melissa Bernhard (507.664.3502).
Reach over 13,000 local households with an ad in the Community Education brochure! Our market includes Northfield, Dundas, Dennison, Webster and 11 surrounding townships in Rice and Dakota counties that are within the school district boundaries.
Recreation programs are financially supported by the City of Northfield and Northfield Public Schools Community Education Department through a generous donation from Northfield Hospital & Clinics.
Find out how you can support our programs and give back to the community.
