Alexandria Public Schools Community Education

The AARP® Driver Safety course is the nation’s first and largest refresher course designed specifically for drivers 50 and older. If you are 55 or older and have successfully completed the 8-hour course, then you are eligible to renew your insurance certificate by taking this 4-hour course. This 4-hour AARP® Driver Safety course is taught by trained AARP® volunteers. If you are an AARP® member, please choose the discounted rate option when registering.

The AARP® Driver Safety course is the nation’s first and largest refresher course designed specifically for drivers 50 and older. Improve your driving skills during this initial 8-hour course over 2 days, and if you're 55 or older, get a 10%, three-year discount on your personal auto insurance. Contact your insurance agent for details on this discount. If you have successfully completed the 8-hour course, then you are eligible to renew your insurance certificate by taking the 4-hour course. By taking the driver safety course, drivers learn research-based safety strategies that can reduce the likelihood of having a crash. They include: Minnesota state-specific driving regulations; proper use of seat belt, air bags, antilock brakes and new technology found in vehicles today; the importance of eliminating distractions, such as eating, smoking, and using a cellphone; learn ways to manage and accommodate common age-related changes in vision, hearing, and reaction time; and understand the effects of medications on driving. Instructors are trained volunteers with AARP®. If you are an AARP® member, please choose the discounted member option when registering.

At this class, dancers will learn about technique, skills, and flexibility. During practice, a short dance will be taught for the dancers to perform at halftime of a high school football game. Attire is comfortable clothes with socks (no jeans), hair pulled back, and a water bottle.

Run this summer to get in shape for fall sports! Many kids have great intentions of making this happen but have a hard time getting motivated to do it. For this reason, we invite you to come run with us this summer.      Running is more fun when done together. What will you run for?      Run for Donuts: (July 9 and 25)      Run for Ice Cream: (July 18 and August 6)      Run for Watermelon: TBD Join our Remind group for weather related announcements: https://www.remind.com/join/bf37g2

Youth League reinforces and builds on the fundamental principles and team concept that we focus on in Cardinal Basketball Camp. Each league day will consist of one hour of instruction/skill development work, followed by 30 minutes of pick-up games (3-on-3 and 5-on-5)

"Skills Roundup" Camp is an opportunity for your athlete to work with the Cardinal Varsity coaching staff on skills and advanced offense and defense techniques. The camp include drill work along with small sided 1 on 1, 2 on 2, and 3 on 3 game play, where players will be put in game-like scenarios that will improve their IQ and decision making. The 1st-3rd grade session will focus on the basic skills and concepts. The 4th-5th grade session will work on the intermediate skills and team execution.