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The Village: The Danish Way of Parenting-Quarter 2SeparatingWe are excited to provide a new format where we will offer two class options that run simultaneously. Children in both classes will be placed in groups based on their age. This will allow children to have optimal, age-appropriate experiences with our early childhood staff where they will engage in play-based activities while parents enjoy discussion time based on their own preferences. Parent conversation will primarily be determined by the needs and interests of the group, but prepared discussion will be based on The Danish Way of Parenting: What the Happiest People in the World Know About Raising Confident, Capable Kids, by Jessica Joelle Alexander and Iben Sandahl. No reading required!Fall 2026 -
The Village: The Emotionally Intelligent Child-Quarter 2SeparatingWe are excited to provide a new format where we will offer two class options that run simultaneously. Children in both classes will be placed in groups based on their age. This will allow children to have optimal, age-appropriate experiences with our early childhood staff where they will engage in play-based activities while parents enjoy discussion time based on their own preferences. Parent conversation will primarily be determined by the needs and interests of the group, but prepared discussion will be based on The Emotionally Intelligent Child: Effective Strategies for Parenting Self-Aware, Cooperative, and Well-Balanced Kids, by Helen Shwe Hadani and Rachael Katz. No reading required!Fall 2026 -
Tie Pillow MakingArts & CraftsLearn how to make a soft tie pillow. You will leave class with your completed pillow. Great to give as a gift, or keep for yourself.Fall 2026
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Tinsel & LightsRecreation & Life SkillsJoin us to see some of the best holiday light displays in Winona. We will end our tour with Cocoa and Cookies at the Winona Senior High School. Bus leaves the Winona Senior High School Parking Lot at 6:30pm sharp!There is no staff fee BUT STAFF MUST PRE-REGISTER so we have enough seats on the bus.Fall 2026
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Trips & TravelEnrichment classes are designed for those aged 18+ unless otherwise specified in the description.Category -
Volleyball (5th & 6th Grade)SportsIt's time to get your bump, set, spike going! Volleyball players, whether you know the game or not, are encouraged to join. This popular girls sport will keep you moving while you learn and perfect your skills. If you hope to play Winhawk volleyball someday, this is the starting point for you. Sign up now, you may just have an "ace" in you!Fall 2026 -
W-K Elementary SchoolKey KidsWinona Area Public Schools Community Education's Key Kids Childcare program offers after-school care and full day care on non-school days, snow days and during summer break. The mission of Key Kids is to provide a safe and enriching environment for every child to play and interact. Participants will experience caring staff who offer meaningful student learning and recreational opportunities designed to enhance a child’s social, physical, cognitive and recreational skills. School Year and Summer Key Kids is available to all families, regardless of residence or school district. School Year Key Kids Child Care is offered to children entering grades Pre-K - 4th grade. Summer Key Kids is for children entering Kindergarten through 6th grade. Children must be 5 years of age by June 1 and registered to attend Kindergarten in the fall in order to attend Summer Key Kids. When you submit your registration, you will receive an email notifying you that your contract is waiting for staff approval. Your child is NOT registered for Key Kids until you receive a second email stating your contract has been accepted. At that time, you will be billed the $40 registration fee. A $40 annual registration fee is charged per family - this includes both School Year and Summer programs. For families attending summer care only, the registration fee is $30 per family.School Year 2026-2027 Key Kids Site -
WALC Childcare CenterThe Winona Area Learning Center Child Care Center is committed to the care and growth of infants and toddlers of student parents. We provide a strong developmental child care program and support for student parents while they complete their high school education, prepare to enter the work force or advance themselves to further education. Our policies are determined by the Mn Department of Children, Youth and Families and Winona Area Public Schools. Policies intend to ensure the health, safety and well-being of the children as well as the parents. We apply policies with flexibility and in the best interest of the child and the parent when possible, where health and safety and licensing requirements will not be compromised.Child Care Program -
WALC Childcare CenterWALC Childcare CenterThe Winona Area Learning Center Child Care Center is committed to the care and growth of infants and toddlers of student parents. We provide a strong developmental child care program and support for student parents while they complete their high school education, prepare to enter the work force or advance themselves to further education. Our policies are determined by the Mn Department of Children, Youth and Families and Winona Area Public Schools. Policies intend to ensure the health, safety and well-being of the children as well as the parents. We apply policies with flexibility and in the best interest of the child and the parent when possible, where health and safety and licensing requirements will not be compromised.School Year 2026-2027 ALC Center Site -
WMS After School ActivitiesWe offer a variety of after school activities in grades 5-8. These activities are offered to all students in the Winona area. Click either category below to see what we are offering!Category -
WONDERful NatureSeparatingJoin us as we explore the natural world together through guided activities and open-ended play. Caregivers will observe, wonder, and discover alongside their children, building connections through shared experiences. Classes will be held inside and outside; please dress accordingly, and be prepared for messy play. This course provides 45-60 minutes of intentional interaction between caregivers and their children, followed by a dedicated time for parent discussion. Topics will primarily be determined by the needs and interests of the group, but prepared discussion will be based on Angela Hanscom’s important book, Balanced and Barefoot: How Unrestricted Outdoor Play Makes for Strong, Confident, and Capable Children.Fall 2026 -
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Water Aerobics with KasiFitness & WellnessWith the combination of music, water noodles, water dumbbells, and pure cardio, you will get an amazing workout! This class accommodates all level of fitness and challenges everyone individually. Participants should bring their own equipment.Fall 2026
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Westgate BowlingRecreation & Life SkillsWe invite you to join your friends for fitness and fun at Westgate Bowl. Bumpers and ramps are available. Please pre-register for ALL bowling sessions you would like to attend. We will end our semester with a party after bowling on December 15th.Fall 2026
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Wild WondersNon-SeparatingChildren and caregivers will explore nature, play and learning side by side through stories, sensory experiences, art, and outdoor discovery.Fall 2026 -
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Winter/Spring CampsK-12 Winter/Spring CampsCategory -
Write Your First Novel (in 90 Days!)Home & Personal GrowthThis intensive course provides a schedule of crafting a novel from start to finish, which you can finish in as little as 90 days! This class will also help you stay motivated throughout the journey. You will learn how to:*select your novel genre and develop a compelling premise*create multidimensional characters and immersive settings*craft a detailed plot outline*manage your time to keep your writing flow consistent*combat common roadblocks including writer's block*master the art of self-editing: refining your plot, and fixing pacing, dialogue, and characterization problems*receive constructive criticism from beta readers*explore publishing optionsBy the end of this class, you will know how to complete your novel and have the knowledge and confidence to move forward with the publishing process. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.Fall 2026
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Writing for Children: A Beginner's guideHome & Personal GrowthStep into the magical world of children's and YA literature - and learn how to captivate young readers like a pro! This dynamic class dives deep into the hottest market trends, age-smart storytelling techniques, and unforgettable character creation that speaks directly to kids and teens. You'll also get insider tips on crafting submissions that grab the attention of kid-lit magazines and publishers. Whether you're dreaming of picture books or YA novels, this is your launchpad to creating stories that kids won't put down. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.Fall 2026
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Writing for Online Blogs, Magazines & WebsitesHome & Personal GrowthWriting for Online Blogs, Magazines & WebsitesYou don't need a journalism degree or previously published articles to write for anyone's online blog, magazine, or website. Some opportunities offer exposure, while many pay well -- $1 a word and more. In this fast-paced session, you will learn how to:Find ideas, sources, and more than 1,000 opportunities that pay, conduct interviews and create interesting content , protect your copyright, write query letters, and then use this credibility to sell other articles or even your self published novel. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.Fall 2026
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Your Kid's Phone: A parent's Survival GuideComputers & TechnologyKeep your kid safe on their phone with this empowering, yet practical training for busy parents and caregivers. This class breaks down the essential insights everyone needs to understand in order to confidently protect their child online. You'll leave the training understanding recommended privacy settings, risky apps to avoid, screen time boundaries, and the warning signs that matter most. Walk away with the knowledge and tools to create a safer digital environment for your family.Fall 2026