We have been doing lots of crafts with paint and creating things out of paper. The youth even made Baby Yoda! We have also been having lots of outside time and creating fun new games to play outside that are socially distanced. Pictured: a few youth were interested in learning about frogs and even created frog masks.

Email: etoeben@sspps.org

We wanted to try and focus on a few things to do because there were just so many fun things in February that we could do. We wanted to recognize Black History Month which was awesome - the kids were excited to learn about Black History Month and what it means. We try to make sure that we do something every month to recognize different cultures and important things that have happened and are currently going on in the world.

Email: teranic.williams@sspps.org

Please call Linda at (651) 306-3632 to schedule your assessment today!

Advantage Educational Programs provides an introduction to the ACT format and strategies for answering questions as well as instruction for the specific subject areas to be tested on the ACT College Entrance Exam. This 12-hour prep course (four 3-hour classes) is designed for students who wish to improve their test-taking skills and overall score on the ACT. Focal points of the program include diagnostic testing, science reasoning, math review and strategies, reading comprehension improvement, English strategies, writing essays, overcoming test anxiety, and time management. Tuition for the ACT prep course is a one-time fee of only $150 and in addition, students who register for this course may repeat the classes in future offerings, at no additional charge. Classes are offered throughout the year. An ACT Student Workbook will be provided in the first class, and students need only to bring notebook paper, pencils, calculator, and a small 3-ring binder or folder to class.

For more information, call (612) 222-5108 or visit www.advantageprep.net

*Please note - the state of Minnesota mandates that all high schools administer an in-house ACT exam to all members of the junior class each year.

Sat, March 6-April 10    

This course is designed to provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. Youth will learn skills in four core areas: leadership and professionalism, safety, basic care for infants and children and first aid. Participants will receive their Babysitter's Training Certification and Babysitter's Handbook. Please bring a nut free bag lunch.

9 am - 2:30 pm

4202-WS21B