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  • Sponsor a Kid

    Make learning and FUN possible for all kids by donating to our scholarship fund! Your gift will directly sponsor a local child for a youth class or activity offered by Northfield Community Education
  • Boys & Girls Flag Football

    ***ONLINE REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED. PLEASE CALL 507.664.3469 TO CHECK AVAILABILITY AND REGISTER*** Touchdowns, trick plays, high fives, and camaraderie are woven into the fabric of our flag football program and continue to drive strong participation from both players and coaches each year. Your child will acquire foundational training in football fundamentals, drills, and game plays. Caring college and high school players lead with passion and purpose, serving as positive role models while making a meaningful impact through their coaching. Players will practice and play games on assigned teams. All-girls team opportunities for grades 1 - 6 are available this year. Girls will compete on their own team, and depending upon numbers, will either have their own separate league, or will play against other boys or co-ed teams in the program. Girls grades 1 - 3 are currently scheduled at the all-girls timeframe on the Sechler Park softball fields (Mondays from 7 - 7:45 pm / Thursdays 7:45 - 8:30 pm). If there is not enough interest, they will be re-scheduled to play on the baseball fields against the boys/co-rec teams (Mondays 6 - 6:45 pm / Thursdays, 6:45 - 7:30 pm). Girls grades 4 - 6 will play on Mondays from 7 - 7:45 pm, and Thursdays from 7:45 - 8:30 pm regardless of numbers enrolled. Flexibility of schedule is required while we work to integrate girls flag football into our program. All team assignments, schedules, T-shirts, mouth guards, and information will be available for pick-up on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at the Northfield Community Education Center (700 Lincoln Parkway). K - third grades should arrive between 6:15 - 7 pm. Fourth and fifth grades, along with all girls' team participants should arrive between 7 - 7:45 p.m. Note: Siblings playing at the same time will not intentionally be put on the same team unless requested. Due to college player coach availability, please note the start time on Mondays is different than that of the start time on Thursdays.
  • Fall Football Sideline Cheer

    Come cheer on your 2026 NHS Raiders Football team! Open to all 8th to 12th graders. We will have a Informational meeting on April 2 (Thursday) from 3:30- 4:30 in the high school cafe. We will have our first practice MONDAY JULY 20 from 5 to 7pm at the high school. NOTE- Cheer practices are Mondays 5 to 7pm and Thursdays 3:30- 5:30pm and we cheer ALL football games throughout fall season which can go through end of November. - Register by August 3rd to cheer for fall. - Uniforms need to be ordered within the first week of practice, from Varsity. The price is $240-$285, depending on whether you purchase the maroon and black under armor that goes with it. You may use a long sleeve v neck maroon/black shirt instead. Coach Laurie will email you the uniform link once you register, and will explain how to enter the size info. Once sizes are entered, Laurie will email you another link for collecting the uniform fee. After you purchase the uniform, you may use it for any season you cheer for (fall and winter). If you need to purchase a uniform after the deadline, you still can, it just won't be available for the first few games, however we do have uniforms that you can borrow (different design), until yours arrives. - You will need "white cheer shoes" that can be purchased on Varsity, Amazon, Omni Cheer, Cheerzone etc. You don't need to buy new white cheer shoes if you already have them. - You will also need to purchase a warm up jacket (dont need to if you have one from a previous year).- You may purchase pom poms from Varsity as your ordering the uniform IF you want but you don't have to. We do have ones you can use for the season and give back. We will have an option to purchase a sweatshirt with Raiders cheerleading on it (same as last winter- no need to purchase a new one if you have it) Please reach out to Laurie with questions as it is a lot of information (laurieas17@outlook.com).
  • Basketball Workout - Private Lessons w/David

    Improve your game through personalized one-on-one or group instruction. David Foley - 14 years collegiate coaching experience - 8 years as an NCAA Division III head coach - Background as a former college basketball player
  • Northfield Fall Dance Club

    Northfield Fall dance club is open to anyone in grades 7 - 12 interested in team dance. The focus will be on dance team foundational skills, techniques, and choreography to prepare you for pom-style performances at half-time and area showcases with other fall teams. There will be an additional fee for performance gear (includes performance shirt, leggings, and set of poms - can be reused in future fall seasons or no need to purchase all if you have some from last year). All participants should have hair pulled back, fitted top, and shorts or athletic bottoms. Participants should bring tennis shoes, dance shoes, and a water bottle(s) to each class.
  • Champion Force - Intro to Cheerleading

    This program has been moved to the Northfield Middle School Aux. Gym (2200 Division St. S.). Champion Force Athletics is dedicated to empowering all kids with strength, confidence, and self-esteem. We offer exciting cheer programs for beginner, intermediate, and advanced level students at an affordable cost. Athletes learn the fundamentals of cheers, chants, jumps, stunts, and cheer dance routines. Each class learns at least one full routine and will showcase their skills for parents and at competitions. Cheerleading classes are available for ages 4 to 17, and no experience is necessary for Recreational Levels (Divisions 1-3). All classes are taught by certified coaches. Bring a water bottle.
  • 6th Grade Cross Country Team

    Adventure starts with the first step! Join Cross Country! Get out of your comfort zone as we work hard, make new friends, and develop a joy for running. Your 6th grader will enjoy the endorphins of the sport through activities that include trail running, endurance running, and fun games. All levels of running experience are welcome to join. The 6th grade team will also participate in a 2-3 meets throughout the season. Practice will take place after school at the middle school. Transportation to meets will need to be provided by parents. Please bring a water bottle and running shoes. Watches are encouraged. Any questions please reach out Elizabeth Christensen (pringle125@gmail.com) 507.403.9671 or Angela Petricka (angie.jason.petricka@gmail.com)
  • Horse Dreams: Parent and Child Art Experience

    Sit ringside and draw or paint beautiful horses that are roaming the arena right in front of you. Capture their movement and personality create your own equine inspired masterpiece together.
  • 5th Grade Tackle Football

    NEW 5th Grade Tackle Football Program We’re excited to introduce our NEW 5th Grade Tackle Football Program, designed to prepare young athletes for future success in Raider Football! This program will focus on building strong fundamentals, developing football IQ, and creating a fun, competitive environment for players to grow. Practices and games will take place twice a week (Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings) throughout September and October, making it a manageable and high-impact experience for families. A detailed schedule will be emailed in August. Athletes will learn and practice the same drills, techniques, and core concepts used by our high school program, helping them build confidence and be better prepared for middle school football. The registration cost is $150, which includes rental of a helmet, shoulder pads, and a jersey. Pants will need to be purchased separately. New this year: Your 5th grade athlete may register for both flag and tackle football to maximize their football experience and development. This is a great opportunity to get your future Raider Football player started the right way...learning the game, developing skills, and having fun with teammates!
  • Horseback Riding

    Winterhaven Stables and its seasoned horses have been providing a safe and challenging experience for riders of all ages and abilities for years. In this class, your child will practice safety and gain an awareness of horse behavior. Through hands on training, riders focus on grooming, tacking up a horse, and learn basic principles of classic riding, including dressage and jumping. A variety of indoor and outdoor settings, including arenas and trails are used. Class will happen rain or shine. Safety helmets are required and provided. Address: 29238 Holyoke Ave, Northfield, MN 55057
  • Shorin-Ryu Karate

    Ueshiro Shorin Ryu is an ancient and practical style of Karate originating in Okinawa, Japan. Adults of all ages, and kids 8 and up, train together on the deck to build strength and self-confidence without sparring or competitions. Newer students learn by modeling more advanced students and progress at their own pace. Every class includes warmups, basic moves, kata (choreographed sequences) and targeted exercises focused on flexibility, balance and control. Mastery comes through repetition. Students are encouraged to attend 2 of the 3 classes a week as schedules allow. Beginners are welcome and attend in gym clothes until their first test, which requires a white uniform and testing fees. Karate is great for families, and children do best accompanied by an adult. For more information visit https://northfieldkarate.com or learn about the national organization at https://www.shorinryu.com. Individual $69 Family of 2 or more $99 Saturdays: 10 - 11 am, all ranks / 11 am - 12 pm, advanced belts
  • Intro to Martial Arts

    Designed to provide an introduction to martial arts, this class offers a fun and supportive environment where instructors work with students to improve balance, coordination, and focus, while developing Taekwondo skills and physical fitness. Students learn basic kicks, blocks, and strikes through a combination of traditional forms and drills as well as a variety of fun games. New students receive a Bright Mountain Martial Arts t-shirt to train in. Older students (11+) and students who have progressed to a sufficient level are invited to join the Youth Taekwondo class. Visit brightmountainmartialarts.com for more information.
  • Intro to Martial Arts (Drop In 14X)

    Designed to provide an introduction to martial arts, this class offers a fun and supportive environment where instructors work with students to improve balance, coordination, and focus, while developing Taekwondo skills and physical fitness. Students learn basic kicks, blocks, and strikes through a combination of traditional forms and drills as well as a variety of fun games. New students receive a Bright Mountain Martial Arts t-shirt to train in. Older students (11+) and students who have progressed to a sufficient level are invited to join the Youth Taekwondo class. Visit brightmountainmartialarts.com for more information. Attend up to 14 classes of your choosing. Uniform & test fees are additional.
  • Youth Taekwondo

    Take your Taekwondo to the next level! Improve physical fitness, focus, and flexibility through traditional forms, controlled-contact sparring, and self-defense techniques as you work toward your world recognized black belt. Students practice basic techniques and warmup with “Intro to Martial Arts” students (6:15-6:45pm) before working on intermediate and advanced techniques based on their current skill-level (6:45-7:30pm). Separate class times are available to black-belt students at no extra cost (times and locations vary). Visit brightmountainmartialarts.comfor more information. Beginning students should register for the Intro to Martial Arts class. Sign up for the whole session or choose the class drop-in option and attend up to 14 classes of your choosing. Uniform & test fees are additional.
  • Golf Squad

    GolfSquad is an afterschool enrichment program that brings Golf Professionals from your local area to your school campus to give a once-a-week lesson to the students. GolfSquad Professionals focus on teaching the fundamentals of the game of golf as well as valuable life lessons that help the students develop. Some fundamentals of the game that the students will learn include putting, chipping, full swing irons, full swing woods. They will also learn relationship building, proper etiquette, and rules of the game, and the students will receive a book and a hat.
  • USTA Tennis

    By utilizing equipment, court dimensions, and scoring that is tailored to age and size, coaches will use the QuickStart Tennis play format to help your child find success at their particular level. Designed to help develop agility, balance, and coordination, lessons include movement activities, fun instructional drills, recreational games, and will focus on learning basic strokes.
  • Track & Field Sampler

    Get on track this fall and try out the fun running and field events the sport of track and field has to offer. Participate in short sprints, middle distance running, relays, and field events including hurdles, shot put, and long jump. Increase muscle, coordination, agility, and speed. Practice the art of persevering, learn to work as a team, and acquire tools for encouraging others. A mini track meet will take place on the last day of the program.
  • Multi Sport

    A rotating mix of basketball, wiffle ball, flag football and soccer designed to keep young players moving. This dynamic camp introduces core skills for each sport through short skills drills and mini team games to teach the rules in simple, easy-to-follow steps. Please wear comfortable clothing and sneakers, and bring a water bottle.
  • Gumdo Korean Sword - Teen

    Develop fitness, focus, and coordination through Haidong Gumdo, the Korean art of the sword. Using the two-handed longsword, students will learn forms, drills and cutting exercises based on battlefield tactics. This is a non-contact, low-impact, fast-paced martial art. This class runs concurrently with the youth class. There is a $20 fee for the practice sword, payable to the instructor on the first day of class. Uniform and testing fees are additional.
  • Boys & Girls Bowling

    The Northfield United States Bowling Association (USBC) is a non profit organization designed to introduce youth to bowling. Meet other kids, gets some exercise, have fun, participate in scholarship tournaments, and prepare for the Raider High School Bowling team. All enrolled youth bowlers will receive some college scholarship monies for EVERY game they bowl during league deposited into a SMART account for future education. No experience or equipment is required. The Pro’s behind the counter will help with coaching and technique if you need it as time allows for them. As skills improve, youth bowlers will experience a sense of accomplishment and enjoy the satisfaction of increased confidence and for having mastered a new game! Please note that league starts at 4pm and ends at approximately 5:30pm – time dependent on number of bowlers, pace of bowlers, etc. While there are staff at the bowling alley at all times, they are not directly supervising the bowlers. $110 first session of participation in membership year (includes USBC sanction card). Membership year is September 2026 - August 2027. $100 additional sessions in membership year Participants may join at any time for a prorated fee. Contact Michele with questions 507.581.9313
  • YEL Junior Soccer

    Get outside and get kickin’ with our fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) Junior Soccer course! YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches players new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourages students to use those skills in introductory soccer games. SAFETY & SPORTSMANSHIP are emphasized! We focus on the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, trapping, and shooting. Sign up today! Program meets in gym prior to moving outdoors.
  • Middle School Athleticism Camp

    Take your performance to the next level! Our Middle School Athleticism camp is designed to help athletes develop the explosive speed, agility, and strength needed to dominate in any sport. We focus on mechanics, agility, power output, and body control. All participants will be tested and timed in various physical tests on the first and last day of camp. • What to bring: Water bottle and athletic shoes/clothing.
  • Northfield Skating School

    The Northfield Skating School (NSS) encourages participation, enjoyment and achievement in skating by fostering a positive, challenging and inclusive learning environment. NSS is an official Learn to Skate USA program, endorsed by US Figure Skating, USA Hockey and US Speedskating, where you'll build skills and confidence for skating and for life. Skaters receive a weekly lesson and an open skate punch card for practices. Class assignments will be distributed at parent meeting. NSS reserves the right to cancel, combine, or adjust classes based on registration and does not pro-rate. Register for Northfield Skating School in 2 simple steps Step 1: Obtain or renew your annual Learn to Skate USA membership for $20 by visiting www.learntoskateusa.com.This step will need to be completed once annually, not every session. Learn to Skate membership year is July 1 - June 30. Step 2: Register and make payment through Community Education. Enter your skater's Learn to Skate membership number in the required section at the time of registration. Please also list as "new skater" or skills mastered in the notes section if you have skated but not with NSS. Registrations after Friday, September 24th at 4:30 pm will incur a $15 late fee, and only be accepted if space permits. Things to note: No refunds after the registration deadline; rental skates are available (first come, first served); and no double-bladed skates are permitted. Helmets are recommended for skaters age 6 and under. Registration is for current session and may not be transferred to future sessions. Like us on Facebook for program updates. NSS parent meeting via zoom on Wednesday, September 30th, 7 - 8 p.m. Link provided late September. Call Melissa at Mbernhard@northfieldschools.org); for other questions Email: nfldskatingschool.operations@gmail.com Web: facebook.com/NorthfieldSkatingschool Instagram: @nfld_skating Snowplow Sam 1- 4 (ages 4 & 5) Designed to help the preschool age skater develop coordination, strength, and comfort on the ice. Skills include dips, swizzles, stops, and games. Skaters who complete Snowplow Sam enter the “Basic” curriculum. Basic 1-6 (ages 6+) Learn all fundamentals of the sport including forward and backward skating techniques, stops, turns, & edges. The Basic levels prepare skaters with the basic knowledge to enable advancement into specialized areas of skating. Skaters who complete Basic 6 enter Pre-Freeskate. Specialized classes are typically open to skaters Basic 4+ or Basic 5+. Adult 1- 6 (age 18+) Designed to promote overall fitness, improving balance and coordination while mastering skating basics. Skaters who complete Adult 6 enter Freeskate 1. Power/Edge Class (Recommended for all skaters Basic 5+ or Adult 3+) Develop your edges, strength, skating power, and agility in this fun class designed for our advancing skaters/players. Learn drills, exercises, and sequences that cover the ice surface to support and develop your skating foundation. Taught by NSS coaches. Pre-Free Skate/Freeskate 1 - 6 After progressing through Basic 1-6 or Adult 1-6, Skaters learn jumps, spins, footwork, and other exciting artistic and athletic moves. Spin Class Enhance your spinning technique with this 15-minute class led by advanced coaches (for those in Basic 5+ or Adult 2+)
  • Level 1 - Red Cross Introduction to Water Skills

    Enter and exit water safely, submerge mouth, nose and eyes, exhale underwater through mouth and nose, open eyes underwater, pick up submerged object, float on front and back, explore arm and hand movements, swim on front and back, follow basic water safety rules, use a life jacket.