Changing jobs or preparing for retirement? Learn how to confidently navigate your 401(k), pension, or other employer-sponsored retirement plan when separating from employment. This educational session will walk participants through common distribution options and key considerations to help avoid costly mistakes. Topics include: The most common retirement distribution options How to avoid unnecessary IRS withholding on distributions Tax implications and potential penalties Investment considerations when deciding what to do with retirement funds Whether you’re changing careers, nearing retirement, or simply planning ahead, this class provides practical information to help you better understand your choices. Edward Jones does not charge a fee. No products will be sold. The fee for this class supports Community Education's operations.

If you've ever spent time scrolling through photos on your cellphone to locate just one among many, you're not alone! Our cellphones hold years of memories, but without a system, they can quickly become overwhelming. Let's change that. In this class, learn powerful, simple-to- use tools built right into your cellphone to organize photos. This class is designed primarily for iPhone users and the Photos app, but the organizational techniques we'll cover apply to ANY cellphone. Bring your cellphone to learn a simple, step-by-step approach to managing your photos and come away with a clear, repeatable blueprint to keep your photos organized and easy to find with confidence. Each session will cover the same content. Space is limited so that participants can receive individualized support.

Get ready for an afternoon of fun, laughter, and friendly competition at our 4th Annual Mother-Son Event! Formerly Mother-Son Night of Fun, this year's event is moving to a daytime format and bringing even more opportunities for moms (or mother figures) and their favorite boys to play, laugh, and make memories together. Whether you're racing, tossing, solving, stacking, or testing your skills, there will be something for all ages to enjoy. Take a break to enjoy refreshments, then stop by the photo booths to capture the moments you'll want to remember long after the day is over. Moms, this is your chance to jump in and play—not sit on the sidelines! The activities are designed for you and your son to participate together, so come ready to join the fun, share some laughs, and make the most of your afternoon. Comfortable clothes and sneakers are recommended. Please register the adult attending and indicate the number of children who will be accompanying you during registration so we can plan appropriately for activities and refreshments. Saturday Oct 10 2:00-4:00 PM Hudson High School Advance Fee: $30/family At the Door Fee: $40/family *Online registration closes Saturday, Oct 10 @ noon

Capture the beauty of the natural world through your lens in this engaging 3-session Nature & Wildlife Photography class for adults and students ages 15+. Whether using a smartphone or digital camera, participants will learn how to create stunning outdoor images while building confidence behind the camera. Topics include seasonal photography tips, composition, camera settings, lighting, and simple editing techniques to help bring photos to life. Participants will also head outdoors during class to practice new skills in real-world settings, share their work, and learn from one another in a fun and supportive environment. Helpful handouts and resources will be provided so participants can continue growing their photography skills long after class ends. Please dress appropriately for the weather, as classes 1 and 2 will include outdoor practice time.

Parenting can be challenging and you don’t have to do it alone. This class is designed to help you create a calmer home, strengthen relationships with your child/ren and support positive behaviors through simple, practical strategies. You’ll learn research-based tools originally developed for classrooms and adapted for families. These skills focus on fostering nurturing interactions, providing emotional support and helping children develop important social and emotional abilities. You’ll leave with strategies ready to use right away! Each week of this five-week course includes a family dinner. After the meal, parents and children will separate for learning and hands-on activities before coming back together to practice new skills. One parent may register for the family. Registration will ask for the names of participating family members and any food allergies.

Coach Michael will help participants build on their fundamental skills and gain greater consistency, confidence, and strategy on the court. Through engaging drills and game play, participants will refine serves, forehands, backhands, volleys, shot selection, and court positioning. Improve your game while having fun and taking your pickleball skills to the next level.

Think you’ve got the puzzle-solving chops to beat the clock? Celebrate National Puzzle Month with some good old-fashioned piece-placing fun at our 4th Annual Puzzle Palooza! Grab your family or rally your puzzle-loving friends—teams of up to 4 will face off in a friendly competition to see who can complete the same 500-piece puzzle the fastest. You’ll unwrap your mystery puzzle when the clock starts and then it’s a race against the 2-hour timer. That’s one piece every 14.4 seconds if you're aiming for the win! If no team finishes, the one with the fewest loose pieces left claims victory. Prizes will be awarded to top teams! We’ll have snacks and refreshments on hand to keep your minds sharp and your energy high. Plus, bring any gently used puzzles you’re ready to part with and participate in our FREE puzzle swap—take home a new challenge or two! Team Check in: 1:45 PM Puzzle Competition Begins: 2:00 PM Puzzling Ends: 4:00 PM Only one adult (aged 18+) needs to register for their team. It is not necessary to register all team members. When registering, you will be asked to indicate the names and ages of the other three team members.

Discover the French language and today’s modern culture with a native speaker in a friendly, beginner-level class focused on conversation. Instead of just textbook French, you’ll learn how people really speak today through practical dialogue, everyday expressions, and cultural insights. This class is perfect for beginners who want to feel comfortable speaking and understanding real French in a relaxed, interactive environment. Printed materials are provided. Each four-week session covers the same Beginner 1 curriculum. A $30 materials fee is due at class; Cash accepted.

Navigate career changes with confidence in this practical and empowering workshop designed to help participants move forward with clarity and purpose. Using the Reset Framework—Recovery, Reflection, and Redesign—participants will learn structured strategies for managing uncertainty, rebuilding resilience, and creating a thoughtful plan for what comes next. As workplace transitions become increasingly common, this workshop provides valuable tools that can be applied during periods of job loss, career shifts, or professional uncertainty. Participants will explore techniques for managing stress and regaining stability, reconnecting with strengths and identity beyond job titles, and developing a clear framework for planning next steps with confidence. This class is ideal for anyone experiencing career transition, considering a change, or looking to build resilience in an evolving workplace. *This class will be held virtually, giving participants the option to engage anonymously in a comfortable, low-pressure environment. Networking opportunities will also be available for those who wish to connect with others.

Stay active, connect with others, and enjoy the game in a fun and flexible format! This is not a league—teams are formed on-site each week, and play is open to all registered participants who show up. Whether you’re brushing up on your skills, looking for a workout, or just love the game, this is a great way to get out on the court. Important Details: Registration is required—no walk-ins Registration covers the entire session (Sep-Feb) Enrollment is capped at 40 participants Proof of registration is provided by Community Education and must be carried by players during gym use Community Education may conduct random drop-in checks for registration verification No basketball on Nov 25, Dec 23, Dec 30 Hudson Community Education Recreational Sport Facility Use Guide & Agreement We strive to uphold a safe and fun environment for recreational activities. As such, we expect proper, respectful conduct on the premises at all times. We do not permit disrespectful conduct toward participants, our employees, others using the facility or property. This includes, but is not limited to, vulgar, profane, indecent, offensive, violent, hostile, aggressive, threatening, harassing, stalking, fraudulent, or other inappropriate conduct or communications. Participants are expected to comply with all Hudson School District policies and procedures. As a registered participant, I agree to follow the rules and below to help ensure a safe, respectful, and enjoyable experience for all participating in recreational activities. I also agree to comply with all Hudson School District policies and procedures. Clicking “Yes” constitutes my electronic signature and agreement to these terms. Conduct & Courtesies I agree to: Treat all participants and staff with respect and courtesy. Respect individual privacy – taking photos is prohibited. Bring only water into the gym. Share equipment and space courteously and return items after use. Wear clean, non-marking shoes (no street shoes) and appropriate athletic attire, including shirts and shoes. Registration & Identification I agree to: Carry and present my Eleyo registration receipt (or photo) if requested by Community Education staff during check-in (Eleyo is the online registration system used by Community Education. Confirmation receipts are automatically emailed upon registration). Report any unregistered individuals or concerns to Community Education staff. Liability & Assumption of Risk I acknowledge that: There is an inherent risk of accident or injury in any activity. The Hudson School District assumes no responsibility for injuries received during activities. The Hudson School District is not responsible for damage to personal items. The Hudson School District is not responsible for lost or stolen personal items. Facility Rules I understand that: All school property is tobacco-, drug-, and alcohol-free. Weapons and firearms are prohibited. Flammable substances are not permitted inside school buildings. Supervision & Safety I understand that: Custodial staff oversee building operations but do not supervise activities. Any damage, safety issues, or facility concerns must be communicated promptly to custodial or Community Education staff. Minor children are not permitted to participate in adult activities. Due to safety and supervision concerns, children should not be spectators or in the care of participants. Cancellations I understand that: Facility use is automatically canceled when the Hudson School District closes due to weather, emergency, or other circumstances. No partial refunds will be issued for cancellations due to these conditions.

Stay active, connect with others, and enjoy the game in a fun and flexible format! This is not a league—teams are formed on-site each week, and play is open to all registered participants who show up. Whether you’re brushing up on your skills, looking for a workout, or just love the game, this is a great way to get out on the court. Important Details: Registration is required—no walk-ins Registration covers the entire session (Sep-Feb) Enrollment is capped at 40 participants Proof of registration is provided by Community Education and must be carried by players during gym use Community Education may conduct random drop-in checks for registration verification No basketball on Nov 27, Dec 25, Jan 1 Hudson Community Education Recreational Sport Facility Use Guide & Agreement We strive to uphold a safe and fun environment for recreational activities. As such, we expect proper, respectful conduct on the premises at all times. We do not permit disrespectful conduct toward participants, our employees, others using the facility or property. This includes, but is not limited to, vulgar, profane, indecent, offensive, violent, hostile, aggressive, threatening, harassing, stalking, fraudulent, or other inappropriate conduct or communications. Participants are expected to comply with all Hudson School District policies and procedures. As a registered participant, I agree to follow the rules and below to help ensure a safe, respectful, and enjoyable experience for all participating in recreational activities. I also agree to comply with all Hudson School District policies and procedures. Clicking “Yes” constitutes my electronic signature and agreement to these terms. Conduct & Courtesies I agree to: Treat all participants and staff with respect and courtesy. Respect individual privacy – taking photos is prohibited. Bring only water into the gym. Share equipment and space courteously and return items after use. Wear clean, non-marking shoes (no street shoes) and appropriate athletic attire, including shirts and shoes. Registration & Identification I agree to: Carry and present my Eleyo registration receipt (or photo) if requested by Community Education staff during check-in (Eleyo is the online registration system used by Community Education. Confirmation receipts are automatically emailed upon registration). Report any unregistered individuals or concerns to Community Education staff. Liability & Assumption of Risk I acknowledge that: There is an inherent risk of accident or injury in any activity. The Hudson School District assumes no responsibility for injuries received during activities. The Hudson School District is not responsible for damage to personal items. The Hudson School District is not responsible for lost or stolen personal items. Facility Rules I understand that: All school property is tobacco-, drug-, and alcohol-free. Weapons and firearms are prohibited. Flammable substances are not permitted inside school buildings. Supervision & Safety I understand that: Custodial staff oversee building operations but do not supervise activities. Any damage, safety issues, or facility concerns must be communicated promptly to custodial or Community Education staff. Minor children are not permitted to participate in adult activities. Due to safety and supervision concerns, children should not be spectators or in the care of participants. Cancellations I understand that: Facility use is automatically canceled when the Hudson School District closes due to weather, emergency, or other circumstances. No partial refunds will be issued for cancellations due to these conditions.

Interested to learn more about your phone? Looking to update your device settings? You’re not alone and we’re here to help! Join the Senior Tech Club, a laid-back, judgment-free zone where older adults can learn how to get the most out of their devices. With the expertise of the Hudson School District IT Department and the Hudson High School National Honor Society Students, you’ll explore helpful tips, easy fixes, and clever tricks that make everyday tech feel a whole lot less intimidating. Bring your questions and a snack to share (because learning is better with treats!). Whether you're here to catch up, keep up, or just feel a little more confident, this is the place to plug in, power up, and have fun while you learn. Please register so that you receive email notifications. Senior Tech Club meets from 4:00-5:00 PM on the 2nd Wednesday of the month: Sep 9, Oct 14, Oct 21*, Nov 11, Dec 9, Jan 13, Feb 10 *The Oct 14th meeting has rescheduled to Oct 21st

Struggling to fall asleep, stay asleep, or wake up feeling rested? Sleep Well, Live Well: Tips for Better Rest and Health offers practical, easy-to-implement strategies to support healthier sleep. Drawing from 15 years of experience in sleep medicine, Ryan combines clinical knowledge with holistic wellness approaches to help participants understand their sleep, reduce common disruptors, and create routines that support long-term rest, energy, and overall health — without gimmicks or overwhelming routines.

Discover the ancient art of soap making in this fun and informative lecture and demonstration-style workshop where you and you will learn how bar soap is made using time-honored methods that date back over 5,000 years. You’ll get an inside look at the entire process from ingredients to chemistry and leave with a better understanding of how soap works and how it's crafted. Each student takes home three bars of handmade soap and a class manual to continue exploring at home. Come ready to learn, watch, and take home something clean and creative! Youth ages 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult