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RondoDiscovery ClubBenjamin E. Mays Afrocentric MagnetDC 26/27 SY DC Non-School Day Site -
Rondo HubDiscovery Club2026-2027 School Year Registration dates: April 14th at 9am - Priority registration begins for currently enrolled Discovery Club (25/26 school year) families only* April 27th at 9:00am - Open registration begins for incoming families *A currently enrolled family is defined as having a student or students currently enrolled in Discovery Club for the 2025-2026 school year. Enrollment in summer Discovery Club is not considered a currently enrolled contract. Summer 2026 Registration Dates: March 9th at 9:00am - Open registration begins for incoming and returning families _________________________________________________________________________________ Registration Information Contracts (accepted or pending) do not carry over from summer to school year or year to year. All families, including families on the wait list, must register annually for any future care. Registrations will be reviewed in the order that they were received by our online system, and could take up to 10 business days to process. In order for a registration to be processed, all program balances must be paid in full. Accounts with a balance overdue will not be processed. Students must be enrolled and attending in the St. Paul Public School District in order to receive Discovery Club child care services. (We do not offer care to out-of-district students in our program during the school year. This includes families who live within the district boundaries but attend a charter or private school.) 2026-2027 Child Care Rates Families can select before school care, after school care, or a combination based on your child’s school schedule. Days of care may range from three to five days per week, per care session. Contracted days must remain the same for each week. Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $49.00/child/contract charged at the time that the contract is accepted. Before School Offered for students who attend schools with an 8:30 a.m. or 9:30 a.m. start time 6:30 - 8:30 a.m. $12.60/day $63.00/week 6:30 - 9:30 a.m. $18.85/day $94.25/week After School Starts at the end of the school's regular day and goes until 6:00 p.m. Snack provided 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. $25.15/day $125.75/week 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. $18.85/day $94.25/week 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. $12.60/day $63.00/week Drop-in days add $5.00/session/day; available to children currently enrolled and subject to space available. Schedule changes require a one week notice and are subject to space availability. A $25 per child schedule change fee applies. Families are invoiced bi-weekly, after the care happens and payments are due on the following Friday. Accounts will receive a late payment fee if balance is not paid on the due date. Accounts past due are subject to withdrawal of contracted care. Non-School Days Available to currently enrolled students $45.50/day/child if registered by the deadline $53.50/day/child if registered after the deadline More information on the Discovery Club Website ______________________________________________________________________ 2026 Summer Child Care Information to come Summer rates include breakfast, lunch, snack, field trips/events included in the program. Discovery Club school-age care requires a non-refundable registration fee of $49 per child, charged at the time that the contract is accepted. Families are invoiced bi-weekly, after the care occurs and payments are due on the following Friday. Daily rate: $45.50 per day/per child Summer Daily Hours : 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM More summer information on the Discovery Club Website Questions may be directed to discovery.club@spps.orgDC 26/27 SY DC Site -
Rondo Stories, Voices & Legacy with Dr. Artika TynerCommunity EngagementThe Rondo Book Club is a journey through the stories, voices, and legacy of one of the Twin Cities’ most significant communities. Through curated readings and meaningful discussions, participants explore Rondo’s rich history, resilience, and cultural impact. Each gathering fosters reflection, connection, and learning, honoring the enduring spirit and contributions of the Rondo community today.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Room Renew: Interior Design WorkshopHome & GardenRefresh your home by eliminating excess, repurposing what you have, and incorporating natural, sustainable elements for a more beautiful and comfortable space. Using inspiration boards, you’ll define your personal style while learning to select quality furnishings, colors, and textures that bring both luxury and ease into your everyday living.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Royal ChessScience, Technology, Engineering & MathGrades K-5. Develop the brain-bending strategies of a brilliant and complex game of chess! Learn openings, mid-game tactics, and advanced concepts from highly experienced Chess Masters. All chess skill levels are welcome. Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.Fall 2026- Youth -
WaitlistRoyal Chess (Adult + Child)Science, Technology, Engineering & MathOne adult and one child, grades K-5. Register under the child's name. Develop the brain-bending strategies of a brilliant and complex game of chess! Learn openings, mid-game tactics, and advanced concepts from highly experienced Chess Masters. All chess skill levels are welcome. Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.Fall 2026- Youth -
WaitlistSafeKidsCommunity & CultureNon-School Day: Grades 4-6. Practice the basics of making safe choices at home, school, online, and in the community. Work with other kids to practice handling emergencies, advocating for yourself, reporting unsafe behaviors, and basic first aid. Bring home a SafeKids workbook to complete with your family. Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.Fall 2026- Youth -
Starting SoonSaint Paul's Mississippi River Boulevard WalkToursSpend an evening walk along the scenic Mississippi River Boulevard from Summit Avenue south to Hartford avenue. Begin at the Would War I Monument at the end of Summit and explore the history of the Shadow Falls, St. Thomas, and the architectural gems lining the boulevard. A contemplative and serene walk following well-maintained paved paths and offering beautiful view of the river and the setting sun. Tour Activity Rating: 4 (Extensive walking, stairs, and standing. Walk covers miles.)Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistSavor & Stroll: A Culinary Walking Tour of Downtown HudsonToursExplore Hudson's thriving food scene! Enjoy tastings at six popular destinations, learn about the town's rich history, stroll along the banks of the scenic St. Croix River, and experience what makes Hudson one of the most memorable small towns in America. Tours end on a sweet note at Knoke's Chocolates & Nuts for a sampling of handmade chocolates and ice cream. Current destinations include Pier 500, Barker’s Bar & Grill, St. Croix Baking Company, Pedro’s Pizza Lounge, Knoke’s Chocolates & Nuts and Grand Fete or Black Rooster Bistro. *Destinations could be subject to change. Tours begin promptly at 1:30 p.m. inside the lobby of the Phipps Center for the Arts (https://thephipps.org/) at 109 Locust St, Hudson, WI 54016. Tours take place rain or shine, so please dress comfortably for the weather. The entire tour is three hours and concentrated in the downtown area along mostly flat terrain, although there are some small inclines and declines along the route. The total distance walked is less than 3/4 mile. Transportation to and from Hudson is on your own. Ages 21 and up. Fee includes: 6 tastings Guide: by Hudson Food Walk. Tour Activity Rating: 3 (Walking moderate distances with some steps and/or stairs and standing.)Fall 2026 - Adult -
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Seasonally Supporting Our Nervous SystemsHealth & WellnessRegulating your nervous system is a power move! However, understanding how your nervous system, and your whole mind-body-spirit self interfaces with the world around you, can be even more powerful. Drawing from the wisdom of somatics, earth cycles and archetypes, this interactive workshop features tools and activities that show you how you can support your nervous system and disrupt unhelpful coping skills regardless of the season.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Secrets of Union DepotToursUnion Depot was the dream of railroad baron James J. Hill and a major construction project in Saint Paul's history. Hear how railroads literally shaped the city and the fiery past that led to the depot’s creation. Includes visits to some areas not open to the public. This tour will happen rain or shine. Tour Activity Rating: 3 (Extensive walking, stairs, and standing) Tour begins at the Saint Paul's Union Depot, 214 4th Street East (inside the front entrance )Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistSewing With KnitsArt & MusicExplore fabrics like cotton jersey, sweater knits, and spandex blends. Master seam types, stretch stitches, elastic, and edge finishes. Gain tips, tricks, and practice with provided fabric samples. Bring your sewing machine/pedal to the first class, along with your favorite tools (pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), and thread for your project.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Sewing Zippers: The Good, The Bad, The FrustratingArt & MusicIntimidated by zippers? Learn tips and tricks for putting them in consistently and easily, so they work everytime! Learn how to insert centered, exposed, lapped, and invisible zippers. Cost includes materials plus extra so you can practice at home. Bring your own sewing machine to class. View full supply list online. Bring sewing machine, pins, little scissors, hem gauge (if you have them), and thread for your project.Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistSewing for The TerrifiedArt & MusicFor those completely new to sewing. Learn how to use your machine, useful tools, seams, and finishes, and complete a small book bag project. You must bring your own sewing machine and pedal in good working order to the first session. View full supply list online. Supply list to bring to class: Sewing machine, pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), thread for your project, 1 yard quilting cotton; 0.5 yard contrast quilting cotton, 1 yard interfacing. Optional: Students may purchase interfacing from instructor for $5.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Side Hustle Success in the GIG Economy - Online CourseBusiness & TechnologyDiscover the basics of today’s gig economy and how to create your own successful side hustle. We’ll look at opportunities in both service and project gigs, how to market yourself, recordkeeping/tax considerations, and how to avoid some of the most common pitfalls. This class is being offered using the Zoom online platform. Before registering, make sure your device meets the minimum requirements; view minimum requirements here: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362023-System-Requirements-for-PC-Mac-and-Linux. Please see your Class Confirmation email for your online meeting information and more information on joining meetings.Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistSilver Clay Adventure: Make It in MetalArt & MusicTurn clay into real silver in this magical, hands-on workshop! Shape silky silver clay into a pendant, earrings, or keychain then watch it transform in the kiln into gleaming metal. Polish, finish, and take home your wearable art. It's part science, part jewelry-making--and totally alchemy in action!Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistSimple Clothing AlterationsArt & MusicMaster tricky clothing alterations, tackle hemming pants, adjusting sleeves, shortening straps, and fixing fit issues. From jeans to sleeveless tops, use your sewing machine to make store-bought clothes fit like a dream. Perfect for all skill levels! Bring your sewing machine and pedal to the first class along with your favorite tools.Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistSip & Paint: Wine GlassesArt & MusicAges 21 and up. Raise a glass to creativity! Design and paint two stemless wine glasses featuring seasonal designs. Explore techniques for planning artwork, applying paint, and curing your finished pieces to create functional glassware perfect for everyday use or gifts. No experience needed. All supplies and one drink token included.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Sit and Sew Paj Ntaub (Hmong Textile Art)Art & MusicLearn the rich culture and history of the Hmong Paj Ntaub (pa' n'dau) and start a cross stitch kit to bring home. All supplies included.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Smartphone 3Business & TechnologyFor those who have taken Smartphone 1 and Smartphone 2 classes or have equivalent skills, do a deeper dive into email settings, file/storage management, how the device can interact with a computer and more. Bring your smartphone to class.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Smartphone 4Business & TechnologyFor those who have taken Smartphone 3 or have equivalent skills, discover additional uses for texting, organizing/managing photos, file organization, calendar and account management on your phone. Get more information on how to transfer files from your phone, whether using the cloud or a computer. Bring your smartphone to class.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Smartphone Photos for BeginnersBusiness & TechnologyDiscover techniques for picture taking, editing, re-coloring, captioning, and more with your smartphone. Learn how to share that photo via text, email, or a social media platform and save it to the cloud for later use, or have it printed. Bring your smartphone to class.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Smartphone for TravelBusiness & TechnologyGet the most use out of your smartphone when traveling! Discover apps useful to travelers, and what you should consider to keep your phone secure. Bring your phone to class fully charged.Fall 2026 - Adult