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Eagle Creek Elementary SchoolSaber ConnectionSaber Connection, managed by Shakopee Community Education, provides a safe, welcoming and engaging environment for students before and after school, on non-school days throughout the school year and summer. The program supports families by offering extended-day care and meaningful learning opportunities that align with the district’s goals and our compelling vision for student success. Saber Connection serves students enrolled in Stepping Stones Preschool at Pearson Early Learning Center and all five Shakopee elementary schools (Grades K–5). The program offers flexible scheduling options and focuses on academic support, enrichment, recreation and social development through a balance of structured activities and play-based experiences that help students learn, connect and grow. 2026-2027 School Year Registration Information Open Registration begins Monday, April 27 at 6:00 am Registration is completed online. After submitting your contract request, you will receive an email confirmation that your registration was received. You will receive a second email confirmation if/when your contract is accepted and your registration fee will be processed at that time. Registration fees are paid once per season, per contract, and are non-refundable. Payment for these fees are automated and processed when the registration has been accepted. If you withdraw your child from the program and register again in the same season, you will pay an additional registration fee. Registration Fee - $55 per childCredit card transactions will include a processing fee paid by families, while ACH and debit card payments will remain fee-free. Saber Connection 2026-2027 School Year Calendar Calendar26-27 School Year K-5 Saber Connection Site -
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Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening is a FREE check of a child's hearing and vision, weight and height, health history, immunizations, speech and language, general development and motor skills. Screening identifies children who may have health or developmental concerns and connects families to resources in the school district and community. Please note that screening is NOT a readiness test for kindergarten. The state of Minnesota recommends screening shortly after a child turns 3. Screening is mandatory prior to beginning kindergarten. Important notes! There is no charge for this screening, but you must complete the checkout to be enrolled. Please ensure you have received a confirmation email upon going to your shopping cart and checking out or you will not be considered enrolled for your time slot. Note that we may contact you by email or phone regarding your appointment, so please double-check that your ARUX account has up-to-date contact information. What does this screening include? vision and hearing check growth evaluation immunization review developmental screening using a Minnesota state approved standardized tool family health and development review information and resources for your child Please bring or upload your child's Birth Certificate, current Immunizations and below forms to your child's scheduled screening. Release Of Information.pdfRegistration For Screening.pdfConsent Form.pdfVision Prescreening Practice Sheet.pdfChild Health And Developmental History.pdfFor additional screening information, please call 952-496-5889.Category -
Early Release DaysSaber ConnectionEagle Creek ElementaryEarly Release Days 2026-2027 Saber Connection Non-School Day Site -
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Edible 3D Cell Models - A Journey Into the Micro-BakerySTEMAre you ready to build the building blocks of life - one cookie at a time? Step into our "Cytology Kitchen" for a hands-on exploration of the microscopic world. In this class, we trade microscopes for spatulas as we engineer delicious, three-dimensional models of the most important structures on Earth: the cell. We’ll dive deep into the differences between the creatures of the animal kingdom and the wonders of the plant world. By the end of the session, you won’t just know what a cell looks like; you’ll know exactly how it’s built and what makes it “tick.”Fall 2026 -
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Farmer's Market SoupsHome and GardenUse farmer’s market produce to make satisfying soup. Join Kirsten live online to cook along or watch and ask questions as she prepares Colorful Chicken & Squash Soup and Greens & All Beet Soup. She will also demonstrate a pantry friendly Thai Pumpkin Soup for those times when the market is closed or you don’t feel like going out. A recipe handout is provided and this live class is recorded so you can refer back as needed. This class will take place live online via Zoom, in partnership with other districts in the metro area. You will receive a Zoom link via email prior to the class date. Please ensure the correct email is associated with your account.Fall 2026 -
FencingSports & ActivitiesGrades 2-5New and returning students are invited to join this fast-growing Olympic sport. Hall of Fame Olympic Fencing Coach, Ro Sobalvarro, crafts all lessons and curriculum that is used to train the instructors. Students pair up and practice a fencing move or concept, rotate partners, and repeat. Students are then asked to mock-fence using only the moves taught thus far. Safety is the first priority! We supply safety swords, protective masks, chest plates and jackets, and we practice in a high octane, inclusive environment. Wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes (no sandals). Meets six times.Fall 2026 -
Flying Colors ACT PrepLate Summer OfferingsThis ACT Prep class is a great way for sophomores and juniors to prepare for the ACT. Taught by veteran instructors, this class covers the most commonly tested concepts, test-taking techniques and time-management strategies. Instructors can also answer any questions the students might have regarding when to take the ACT, how many times to test, and how to leverage a strong score to improve candidacy at target colleges. Included in the cost are two ACT practice tests, as well as a 150-page binder with helpful tips for a successful test-taking experience. Meets two times.Summer 2026 -
Four Famous CookiesHome and GardenDiscover traditional Scandinavian cookies in this hands-on class. Learn to make krumkakes using Nordic Ware irons, Italian pizzelles, almond sandbakkelse in tart tins and lace-like rosettes dusted with powdered sugar. You’ll leave with authentic recipes, expert tips and confidence to bake these festive treats at home. Bring a $14 supply fee payable to the instructor at class.Fall 2026 -
Fresh Flower ArrangingHobbies and ArtsJoin us for a fun and relaxing flower arrangement class. We’ll guide you step by step through creating a beautiful floral design using fresh seasonal flowers. This class is perfect for beginners and flower lovers alike. Just bring your own vase to make your arrangement uniquely yours.Summer 2026 -
From Good to Gorgeous: Makeup Tips & Techniques for Women 40+Personal and Professional GrowthHave you ever wondered, “How did that happen overnight?” Would you like to look like the best version of yourself and feel more confident? Makeup routines that worked in our 20s and 30s may not work as well anymore, but what does? This class includes demonstrations of makeup techniques and products that can help you look your best. You'll also receive a comprehensive handout to use at home.Fall 2026 -
Fun and Easy Pad ThaiHome and GardenChef Mimi will teach you how to make delicious chicken pad thai, including how to properly prepare and build the flavor profile of an authentic pad thai sauce. This classic dish is known for its balanced blend of sweet, salty, sour and spicy flavors. A $20 supply fee is due to the instructor at the start of class.Fall 2026 -
Furoshiki: The Art of Japanese Fabric WrappingHobbies and ArtsFuroshiki is a square piece of fabric that has been used in Japan for centuries to wrap, protect and transport items along with many other practical uses. In this course, you’ll explore the versatility and multifunctionality of furoshiki, discovering how this simple cloth can help reduce waste and support a more sustainable environmentally friendly lifestyle.Fall 2026 -
Game Master AcademySports & ActivitiesStep behind the screen and learn the art of storytelling! This beginner-friendly program teaches students how to become confident, creative Dungeons & Dragons Game Masters. In our single-session workshop, students will cover the basics, including how to run a game, guide players and create fun, fair encounters. Whether you are just curious or ready to lead your own epic campaign, Game Master Academy gives you the tools to craft unforgettable adventures!Fall 2026 -
Gear-Grind Robotics & EngineeringSTEMGive your child a head start in robotics and STEM. In this hands-on program, students explore engineering concepts by building and programming up to four motorized models. They will learn key principles such as sensor technology and movement mechanics, while creating projects like a military tank, street sweeper, concrete mixer and moon rover. The class encourages creativity, problem solving and the development of future-ready skills.Fall 2026 -
Glow-Tastic Art ClassCreative ArtsGet ready for a glow-tastic adventure that will light up your child’s imagination! Every project in this class will glow in the dark, making it just as fun in the dark as it is in the light. Using an exciting mix of clay, paint and other luminescent materials, kids will have a blast as they create dazzling masterpieces they’ll be proud to show off. Let’s explore creativity in a new way - because art that glows is cooler!Fall 2026 -
Great Minnesota HotdishHome and GardenDiscover the Minnesota hot dish, a one-dish casserole baked in your oven. Learn to use fresh ingredients instead of canned soups to create easy family meals, elegant company dishes and potluck favorites. Many can be made ahead and baked later with minimal cleanup. Create up to 15 dishes including beef pork and sauerkraut chicken cobbler baked penne and more. Please bring a $16 supply fee, payable to the instructor at class.Fall 2026 -
GrossologySTEMGet ready for the hilariously gross world of Grossology! Kids will craft snot slime erupting from a clay nose and create colorful gummy worm bacteria in a petri dish. This hands-on class is packed with gross-out science, messy fun and fascinating facts that kids will love! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child.Fall 2026 -
Handmade Gifts for the HolidaysCreative ArtsGet a head start on the holidays with this fun, gift-making class. We’ll paint a cardinal in a snowy pine tree, sculpt snow people, create a colorful holiday tree using ripped paper and use chalk and oil pastels to draw penguins. These projects make perfect gifts for friends and family or you can keep them for yourself. It’s our most popular class of the year.Fall 2026 -
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