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Compassionate CommunicationComm Ed / Health & WellnessDiscover a more effective and compassionate way to communicate with yourself and others. Based on the work of Marshall Rosenberg and the principles of Nonviolent Communication (NVC), this interactive class introduces practical tools for expressing needs, navigating conflict, and building stronger relationships. Participants will explore how understanding their own needs and emotions can lead to more productive conversations, greater cooperation, and deeper connection with family, friends, coworkers, and community members. Through discussion and guided practice, participants will learn the foundational elements of Nonviolent Communication and gain skills they can apply in everyday life. Whether you're looking to improve communication at home, school, work, or in personal relationships, this class offers valuable tools for creating understanding and connection.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Dance 101: Date NightComm Ed / DanceCozy up and reconnect on the dance floor! This feel-good class is all about simple, romantic moves you can use anywhere—from wedding dance floors to kitchen slow dances. You and your partner will be turning, twirling, and gliding together in no time—and wondering why you didn’t try this sooner. Perfect for date night, this class keeps things light, fun, and flirty. No fancy footwork required—just two people ready to laugh, move, and maybe fall in love all over again. *Couples only please.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Deep Winter (Acrylic on Canvas)Comm Ed / Arts & CraftsCelebrate the beauty of winter through art! In this class, you’ll create a striking deep-winter landscape inspired by the monochromatic style of Saitō Kiyoshi and his famous work Deep Winter in Aizu (featured at the Minneapolis Institute of Art). Explore bold contrasts, snowy textures, and the quiet beauty of winter while creating your own dramatic seasonal masterpiece. Perfect for artists of all experience levels looking for a cozy and creative winter escape!Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
EP RockSchool Age CareHudson School Age Care is dedicated to providing a safe and engaging environment for children that compliments and enriches their educational experience in Hudson Schools. Children learn through a wide variety of activities such as art, science, writing, reading, math, games, social skills, gym time, outdoor play, and unstructured play. Children are encouraged to explore their own interests, develop friendships and grow in confidence, independence and respect for themselves and others. Connection and relationship building is at the core of our work. We recognize that children live in all types of families. We strive to have open communication with primary caregivers in order to best support their children.2026-2027 School Year School Age Care Site
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Elementary GolfComm Ed / Sports & FitnessTGA (Teach. Grow. Achieve.) provides high-quality golf instruction in a fun, safe, and supportive environment. With an 8:1 ratio, our experienced instructors not only teach golf fundamentals like full swing, chipping, and putting but also specialize in working with kids to build confidence and sportsmanship. We provide top-notch equipment and training materials, so there’s no need to purchase gear—just show up and enjoy the game! Students use indoor safe, limited-flight practice golf balls during class. Whether your child is new to golf or looking to improve, TGA makes it easy to learn, play, and love the sport. Each participating child will receive a hat, a hat clip and ball mark.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
F.A.S.T Kids -Staying Safe While Home AloneComm Ed / Parenting & CaregivingFirst Aid and Safety Trained (F.A.S.T.) Kids is a 4-hour course for 7–10-year-olds designed to help children stay safe at and away from home. Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury prevention, and stranger and internet safety. Students will receive a book, handouts, and a home first aid kit. Students should bring a water bottle/beverage, snacks, and colored pencils, crayons, or markers.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Family, Friends and Individuals Potters StudioComm Ed / Arts & CraftsGet your hands muddy and your creativity flowing in this one-of-a-kind pottery adventure! You will roll, press, shape, and spin clay using a slab roller, extruder, and even an electric pottery wheel. You’ll make fun, functional (or just plain fabulous) pieces to keep or gift—then finish them off with colorful glazes. Your glazed creations will be clear-coated and fired in the kiln after class. We’ll let you know when they’re ready to pick up and admire! Perfect for first-timers or returning artists. No experience needed. Participants are encouraged to bring an apron or towel. This class is meeting at Craig Seath’s Studio, tucked behind his house at 1023 7th St., Hudson. A $25 materials fee is due at class; Instructor accepts cash, check or Venmo; Each student (adult and child) must register separately.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
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Fitness Center Monthly Membership - COMMUNITY MEMBERSFitness CenterFamily Memberships should be registered under one family member's name. It is not necessary to enroll each family member. Monthly usage membership for the Raider Fitness Center and indoor track at Hudson High School. School year hours: Monday - Friday 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM, Saturday -Sunday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, gym - check online schedule for availability. Summer hours: Monday - Friday 4:30 PM - 9:30 PM, gym - check online schedule for availability, Saturday - Sunday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.Community Education - Fitness Center Memberships 2026 -
Foundations of InvestingComm Ed / Career & FinanceFoundations of Investing is an educational program for people who are either new to investing or need a refresher. Participants will learn: The importance of developing a strategy The impact of asset allocation The influence of inflation on your long-term goals Edward Jones does not charge a fee. No products will be sold. The fee for this class supports Community Education's operations.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Foundations of the US ConstitutionComm Ed / History & LanguagesExplore the ideas, debates, and historical events that shaped the foundation of the United States in this engaging two-session class on the Constitution and American government. Using a balanced, non-partisan approach, participants will examine how Enlightenment thinkers such as Locke, Montesquieu, and Rousseau influenced the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. The first session will cover America’s colonial period through the Constitutional Convention, including the debates between Federalists and Anti-Federalists. The second session will explore the articles of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, constitutional amendments, and key Supreme Court decisions that shaped American government and daily life. Perfect for lifelong learners, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the origins and evolution of American government.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
French Pâtisserie Workshop -AdultsComm Ed / Cooking & BakingStep into the world of French pâtisserie in this relaxed and welcoming baking class! Participants will learn simple techniques for creating and decorating elegant French-inspired pastries and cakes using healthier ingredients without sacrificing flavor. Whether new to baking or simply passionate about desserts, participants will enjoy exploring classic pâtisserie techniques, building confidence in the kitchen, and creating beautiful treats that taste just as amazing as they look. Please bring a container to take your work home. Supplies and ingredients included!Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
French Pâtisserie Workshop -FamiliesComm Ed / Cooking & BakingStep into the world of French pâtisserie in this relaxed and welcoming baking class designed for one adult and one child to enjoy together! Participants will learn simple techniques for creating and decorating elegant French-inspired pastries and cakes using healthier ingredients without sacrificing flavor. Working side-by-side, adult-child pairs will explore classic pâtisserie techniques, build confidence in the kitchen, and create beautiful treats that taste just as amazing as they look. Whether you're new to baking or simply love spending time together while making something delicious, this class offers a fun and memorable culinary experience for all skill levels. Please bring a container to take your work home. Supplies and ingredients included! *Registration includes one adult and one accompanying child. Adult and child will work together and share ingredients and supplies.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Gear-Grind Robotics & EngineeringComm Ed / STEM/TechGive your child a head start in Robotics and STEM with e2 Young Engineers, a Harvard- and EU-recognized program that brings engineering concepts to life through hands-on learning and creativity. Participants will build and program up to four motorized models while exploring key concepts such as sensor technology, movement principles, problem-solving, and basic engineering design. Students may create exciting projects such as a military tank, street sweeper, concrete mixer, moon rover, and more while developing critical thinking, teamwork, and future-ready STEM skills in a fun and engaging environment.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Holiday Pottery WorkshopComm Ed / Arts & CraftsThis is a great class for families and friends to get together and be creative. Participants can use a slab roller, extruder, or an electric pottery wheel to create decorative holiday pottery gifts. Participants will use a variety of colors to glaze pieces at the end of class. We will let you know when your pottery has been fired and is ready for pick-up at our district office. Please register each person individually, must be at least 8 years old. Participants are encouraged to bring an apron or towel. This class is meeting at Craig Seath’s Studio, tucked behind his house at 1023 7th St., Hudson. An $18 materials fee is due at class; Cash, check or Venmo accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27
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Hudson PrairieSchool Age CareHudson School Age Care is dedicated to providing a safe and engaging environment for children that compliments and enriches their educational experience in Hudson Schools. Children learn through a wide variety of activities such as art, science, writing, reading, math, games, social skills, gym time, outdoor play, and unstructured play. Children are encouraged to explore their own interests, develop friendships and grow in confidence, independence and respect for themselves and others. Connection and relationship building is at the core of our work. We recognize that children live in all types of families. We strive to have open communication with primary caregivers in order to best support their children.2026-2027 School Year School Age Care Site
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Intro to RugbyComm Ed / Sports & FitnessWhether you're a seasoned athlete looking to try something new or have never touched a rugby ball, this introduction is for you! Rugby is an inclusive sport that welcomes all body types, skill levels, and athletic backgrounds. Designed for boys and girls in grades 6–12, this introductory session focuses on fun, fitness, and the fundamentals of rugby. Participants will learn basic skills such as passing, catching, running lines, and game strategy through engaging drills and modified games in a supportive environment. Students will be grouped by age and grade level whenever possible to ensure activities are developmentally appropriate and enjoyable for everyone. No prior rugby experience is necessary. Please wear comfortable athletic clothing that allows for plenty of movement. Plastic-molded cleats (soccer, football, or lacrosse cleats work great) are encouraged for better traction on the turf, but athletic shoes are also acceptable. If you already own a mouthguard, please bring it. While this is a low-contact introductory session, wearing a mouthguard is a good habit for rugby players to develop. Be sure to bring a water bottle. **Rain date for Session 1: Oct 11 **Session 2 will be held indoorsCommunity Education - F/W 26-27 -
Italian 101 -AdultComm Ed / History & LanguagesContinue building your Italian language skills through conversation, role-playing, games, listening activities, and cultural exploration. Participants will expand their vocabulary, strengthen communication skills, and gain confidence using Italian in everyday situations. Prior experience with basic Italian vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple phrases is recommended. A $30 materials fee is due at the first class; cash or check acceptedCommunity Education - F/W 26-27 -
Italian 101 -High SchoolComm Ed / History & LanguagesContinue building your Italian language skills through conversation, role-playing, games, listening activities, and cultural exploration. Participants will expand their vocabulary, strengthen communication skills, and gain confidence using Italian in everyday situations. Prior experience with basic Italian vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple phrases is recommended. A $30 materials fee is due at the first class; cash or check accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Italian 102 -AdultComm Ed / History & LanguagesFurther develop your Italian language skills while exploring the language and culture of Italy. Participants will practice conversation, expand vocabulary, strengthen grammar skills, and build confidence through interactive activities and real-life scenarios. Some familiarity with basic Italian conversation, vocabulary, and sentence structure is recommended. A $30 materials fee is due at the first class; cash or check accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Italian 102 -High SchoolComm Ed / History & LanguagesFurther develop your Italian language skills while exploring the language and culture of Italy. Participants will practice conversation, expand vocabulary, strengthen grammar skills, and build confidence through interactive activities and real-life scenarios. Some familiarity with basic Italian conversation, vocabulary, and sentence structure is recommended. A $30 materials fee is due at the first class; cash or check accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27