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  • Crescendo Orchestra for Youth

    Crescendo Prelude Orchestra Group rehearsal ~ Students entering the 3rd - 5th grade and are learning the violin in weekly lessons. Location: Crescendo Studio at 214 E Howard St. Hibbing, MN for rehearsals When: Tuesdays at 4pm. October through November and again a new session in January through April. Performances: The concert will be held Monday, November 30th, 2026 at the Hibbing High Auditorium. Adult ticket price $8, kids/students/seniors (over 65) are $3, kids 2 and under are free Description: For students enrolled in weekly lessons and entering the 3rd - 5th grade. Students will use sheet music. They will learn their D string and A string notes and how to play a D major scale, and learn Essential Elements Book 1, and other various tunes. Teachers: Christy Tuominen and Julie Takkunen **New this year ** Mandatory Parent Education Meeting September 29th, 5:30pm @ the Crescendo location All students will be starting on violin in Prelude and will have the choice to switch to viola/cello/bass in their 2nd or 3rd year of taking lessons and playing with the orchestra. Rental is available on a first come basis ($15/month), but families who are financially able to lease-to-own or purchase are encouraged to do so. If you already own your own instrument, feel free to bring it, but please do not purchase an inexpensive one “just to try.” We will be happy to assist you. In addition to registering for this Community Ed class you will need to register for lessons (during the school day at the school or after school at the studio). Register for lessons at https://cyo.mymusicstaff.com/register-new-member Students will need to register for this class again in January to participate for the remainder of the year. If the student takes private lessons from a teacher not affiliated with the Crescendo program you need to discuss this with the director and get permission to register for register without Crescendo lessons.
  • Elementary Wrestling 2026-27

    Elementary Wrestling for 5th - 6th Grade Boys & Girls The focus of this class will be to introduce basic wrestling rules and techniques to young wrestlers. These skills should be practiced at the class and not on the playground or during the school day. Practices will be optional for those with family and school obligations. No uniform or equipment is required; just a t-shirt, shorts and shoes. If a child has wrestling shoes, they can wear those, but they are not required. November 30th - March 12th, 2027 Monday's, Tuesday's & Thursday's @ Lincoln Elementary School wrestling room 3:00 - 4:30pm (no practice over winter recess or when school is not in session ) Transportation is the parents responsibility to and from practice. There will be a parent meeting @ 4:30pm after the first practice on November 30th Wrestling for K-4th Grade Boys & Girls The focus of this class will be to introduce basic wrestling rules and techniques to your wrestlers. These skills should be practiced at the class and not on the playground during the school day. No uniform or equipment is required; just a t-shirt, shorts and shoes. If a child has wrestling shoes, they can wear those, but they are not required. - Tuesday's & Thursday's @ High School wrestling room 6-7:15pm. Please use door #12 Transportation is the parents responsibility to and from practice. There will be a parent meeting @ 6pm on the first day of practice March 12th, 2027 will be the Hibbing Youth Open - Details TBA
  • Fall Swimming Lessons

    *Online Registration for swimming lessons is now closed. There are limited spaces available in some classes. Contact Heather at the Community Ed office @218-208-0852 or heather.matvey@isd701.org to inquire.* Our offered classes and the progression of classes is based off of skill level, not age. While there are 'typical' age ranges of kids in certain classes, we also recognize the varying abilities and skills of all our kids. Please read the descriptions and prerequisites of the classes to best place your child. Should you have any questions regarding placement, please contact Community Education @ 218-208-0852 Babes & Tots The goals of these classes: we start out nice and slow with fun activities like little bucket showers, blowing bubbles, playing splash ball, etc. The goal of this class is to have the kids comfortably submerging themselves. Skills Taught: Windshield Wipers (wiping water off face with hands), Blowing Bubbles, Splashy Kicks, Submerging --Babes & Tots (6 months - 3 years old)-- Prerequisite: None. Parent & Me Class 30 minute class ►Parents and children are introduced to the fundamentals of water safety and water discovery in a fun, stimulating environment. This class will help equip parents with information on how to safely submerge and properly hold babies in the water. Children must have a swim diaper. Preschool Our preschool classes focus on how to safely enjoy the water while gaining comfort and confidence. These classes are divided into three levels that include safety, independence, and development. Skills Taught: Gliding, Splashy Kicks, Floating on Back, Jump in from side of pool, Big Arms, “Sea Otter Roll”, Monkey/Airplane/Soldier(elementary backstroke). Typically for kids ages 3 - 7. --Pre 1 -- Prerequisite: None 30 minute class ►Children will learn water safety and how to develop comfort with submersion, learn proper breath control, and front and back float with assistance. This class is designed for the first-time swimmers and for children who are not yet confident in being in the water alone. If children are not fully potty trained, a swim diaper needs to be worn. --Pre 2 -- Prerequisite: Children should be able to fully submerge their face in the water, eyes and everything. 30 minute class ►Children will further focus on gaining confidence and independence in the water by concentrating on control and movement in the water. We will begin teaching them the basics of movement through the water. Participants will continue to practice water safety. This class is best suited for participants who need guided practice and are not yet able to independently swim on their own or stay afloat. If children are not fully potty trained, a swim diaper needs to be worn. --Pre 3 -- Prerequisite: Child should be able to do Freestyle (“Big Arms & Splashy Kicks” with face in the water at least 2 feet thru water they cannot touch the bottom in. 30 minute class ►Children are introduced to arm/leg action, rhythmic breathing, and will swim further distances up to 10 yards, both with assistance and independently. This class is best suited for participants who are unable to swim longer distances independently. If children are not fully potty trained, a swim diaper needs to be worn. --Pre 4 -- Prerequisite: Child should be able to do Freestyle (“Big Arms & Splashy Kicks” with face in the water at least 2 feet thru water they cannot touch the bottom in. 30 minute class ► This class is a combination of Pre III and Youth I. Students will work on their skills from Pre III, but without flotation devices. As students progress, they will begin to work on Youth I skills as well. This class is unassisted from any flotation device. If children are not fully potty trained, a swim diaper needs to be worn. Youth (Typically ages 6+) The youth swim program is divided into six swim levels for children to advance and master skills at their own pace before advancing to the next level. Each level includes training in basic water safety, helping others in an emergency, and most importantly stroke development. --Youth 1 -- Prerequisite: Children should be able to do Freestyle a few feet with their face in the water and be able to roll over onto their back and float when they need air. 30 minute class ► At this level swimmers are finally crossing the distance of our pool using their big arms and sea otter rolls. We will introduce some backstroke to help the kids get more comfortable on their back. The goal of this class is to get them comfortably swimming the length of the pool unassisted. --Youth 2 -- Prerequisite: Children should be very comfortable in water when they cannot touch the bottom. Children should have also been introduced to Freestyle with the arms and the kicks. 30 minute class ►At this level we teach the kids how to turn their head to the side and get a breath, side breathing. The goal of this class is to get the kids to swim at least 1 lap using freestyle with side breathing with no help from the teacher. Participants are introduced to alternating and simultaneous arm/leg action, rhythmic breathing, and swimming further distances up to 1 lap with assistance and independently. They will continue to practice water safety and further learn about the aquatic environment.
  • Karate & Sparring

    Welcome to the National Karate Schools! Get in shape Increase flexibility Build Confidence Instill self-discipline and respect All classes are taught by blackbelts. Uniforms can be purchased through the Karate School. Classes are available for youth and adults (Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced) Minimum age to register is 8 years old. Classes will be held at the new Early Learning Center (attached to the Washington Elementary School) in the gym. Please use the main entrance (door #16) _________________________________________ Sparring Classes: Requirements - Must be in karate and at least a Gold belt to Spar Equipment required: Head protection, face mask, hand & foot protection, shin & elbow protection, cup & supporter, mouth guard and chest guard. Classes will be held at the new Early Learning Center (attached to the Washington Elementary School) in the gym. Please use Door 16.
  • Little Field Trippers

    Little Field Trippers Join us for 4 fun adventures where littles and an adult get to explore our local community together! Little Field Trippers will visit exciting neighborhood destinations to learn about the community helpers and the fascinating places around town! Dates & Time: October 22nd; November 5th & 19th & December 3rd 10:30-11:30am Other Info: Once registration is closed, the instructor will communicate with the participants via e-mail about the specific location of each field trip. You should recieve the email 1 week prior to the field trip date. The email will include the meeting location, a link to a read aloud video, and other information on how to prepare your child for the fun filled adventure! If you do not recieve an email, please reach out to teacher Susie @ susan.peterlin@isd701.org or call 218-208-0852. Location: The location will be different each date. See the email from the instructor to know where you will meet for each date. Each child must be accompanied by 1 adult. All children must be registered. We kindly ask that only registered children attend the field trip as space is limited at some of our destinations. ** Locations are subject to change **
  • Pick-Up Floor Hockey

    PICK-UP FLOOR HOCKEY No skates, no ice, no commitments! Pick-Up Floor Hockey brings together players of all skill levels for casual, competitive indoor play. We split into teams on the spot, drop the ball, and let the action run. It’s the ultimate zero-pressure workout: sharpen your stick skills, burn off some steam, and get your hockey fix without the league fees or intense schedule. Just bring your sneakers and game face; we’ll provide the rest. Skill Level: All levels welcome (beginner to advanced). Format: Un-officiated, self-reformed scrimmage games. Emphasis: Safety, sportsmanship, and fair play. Ages: 7th Grade and up What is Provided Hockey sticks Pucks and balls Scrimmage jerseys What to Bring Non-marking athletic sneakers Comfortable gym clothing Personal water bottle
  • Rangers and Dragons

    Dungeons (Rangers) and Dragons (D&D) is a collaborative storytelling game where the players assume a character role in a fictional world. It involves elements of improv, board game tactics, and acting or role-play. It a team-based choose-your-own-adventure story. DM Shawn (5th-9th grade) This campaign is about 9-10 sessions going from level 1-5 with room to grow or continue if the same group wants to keep playing. Players are adventurers responding to a plea from the king of a small kingdom. His advisors have foreseen a rising darkness threatening to overtake the kingdom. Rangers & Dragons is looking for a 12th grader to become a DM. Let us know, or stop in and see Shawn Cameron for more information! ** 5th graders ** It will be the parents responsibility to get your child to the high school