Discover a place where children can explore, learn, laugh and grow! ISD 728 Discovery Learning Preschool is highly recognized and sought-after preschool program with a 4-star rating from Parent Aware. Classes will be listed here when available!
Discover a place where children can explore, learn, laugh and grow! ISD 728 Discovery Learning Preschool is highly recognized and sought-after preschool program with a 4-star rating from Parent Aware.
Welcome to Early Childhood family education (ECFE) - Where Families Learn and Grow Together!
Community Education's EdVenture Club offers a variety of childcare options at schools within Independent School District 728.
Register here for EdVenture Club Inclement Weather Care.
Our HOPE program provides events, activities and classes designed specifically for adults with developmental disabilities.
On-site childcare for children of program participants.
Offered in partnership with the City of Rogers and Rogers Park & Recreation.
Use the space at one of our school buildings for an ultimate party experience! A convenient and easy way to celebrate! We provide the facility and general supplies, and if requested, activities and equipment.
Edv Club Summer provides Swimming Lessons for families at no additional cost!
They say everyone has a book in them—do you? This course is designed for those with little to no fiction writing experience and guides you toward achieving your writing goals.
You’ll learn the fundamental building blocks of storytelling—character, plot, and setting—explore different forms of fiction, and discover genres that inspire you.
Whether you’ve never written a word of fiction or haven’t written since school, you’ll leave the course with the skills and confidence to start a new story or revive an old one that’s been sitting in your drawer.
Jacqui Lipton specializes in teaching fiction writing and the business of writing to local and national audiences. She holds an M.F.A. in Fiction Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts and has taught fiction in libraries and community organizations.
Jacqui works as an editor to the writing community. She is a reader for the Young Adult Review Network, as well as interning at a literary agency in New York. She has completed the fiction writing certificate programs at Stanford Online and the UCLA Extension Writer’s Program, as well as majoring in playwriting in college.
Her short stories and flash fiction have placed in a number of writing contests.
Jacqui Lipton
