Watertown-Mayer Community Education Aquatics Programs
Kids' Company Caring Hands provides enrichment opportunities for infant, toddler and preschool age children 6 weeks to 48 months. Caring Hands is licensed through the MN Dept of Human Services.
Kids' Company OST Preschool Age Child Care serves children ages 4-5. Children must be fully potty trained to attend. Families must register for each season separately ***School Year September - May ***Summer June - August
Kids' Company Out-of- School Time Child Care serves children grades Kindergarten thru- sixth grade. Families must register for each season separately * Summer * School Year
Watertown Mighty Rapids
Young Royals Preschool classes for 3, 4 and 5 year olds. Student-Centered Learning Where Your Child is Valued & Loved!
Includes; CPR-Essential Oils and other wellness class
Lap Swimming
Watertown-Mayer Swimming Lesson Curriculum
Interval Based, Low Impact Water Exercise
2 hour gymnastic classes. Must pass required beginner classes to qualify.
Junior High/High School/MAGA-Pre Team/MAGA Team
This is the Classroom portion of driver's education. We do not offer a Behind the Wheel program.
Eligibility: Must be currently registered for Kids' Company and attending on field trip day
Early childhood screening is for children ages 3 1/2 and up to kindergarten entrance. Screening is provided at NO COST to families.
Individual registration is required for Special Event. Find ECFE special events registration under the Youth Enrichment category or simply search a word in the title of your event in the search bar.
Building a Festive Mediterranean Mezze / Charcuterie Board
The word “Mezze” refers to what we all know as finger foods and dips. Many Mediterranean meals consist of a variety of “mezze” items that come together creating the most wonderful flavors, tastes and textures. Learn how to bring warmth, color, and the flavors of the Mediterranean to your fall and winter gatherings with this festive Mediterranean mezze cook-along class where Chef Tess (a descendant of Spartans) will guide you through creating a stunning mezze-style charcuterie board, perfect for sharing or seasonal entertaining any time of year. The mezze-style charcuterie board will include four delicious scratch-made dips, warm-spiced, bright Greek meatballs, and handmade pita bread. Mezze boards / platters will be rounded out with an array of fresh and pickled vegetables, olives, fruit and nuts for a vibrant crowd—pleasing spread! The board, platter, or table becomes the canvas upon which we create an edible work of art!Equipment: A food processor or blender is needed for the creation of the Whipped feta. Stand mixer recommended for the pita bread.
Tess Georgakopoulos has been cooking for well over 40 years since she was roughly 6 years old. Born into a Greek family, the art of cooking traditional meals using ones senses rather than recipes and measurements was passed on from one generation to the next. Her father was also a trained chef who brought the magic of food to life in another form on the weekends as they cooked elaborate family meals together. Food prepared from the heart, with ones own hands and creativity was, and continues to be an expression of love in her home. As a skilled home cook and baker, Tess enjoys creating original recipes for her family and friends. Sweet, savory, or doughy, she enjoys experimenting and creating in the kitchen daily.
Pressure-cooking with a stovetop cooker has been a part of her culinary repertoire for over 25 years. Tess is creating new recipes and reinventing traditional ones using the Instant Pot, which is taking her pressure-cooking to another level! She has been teaching both in-person and on-line cooking classes through community education for a number of years having worked with numerous public school districts in and around the Twin Cities. Tess has recently started writing her first cookbook, and her food blog is also in the works! Some of her creations can be seen on her Facebook page @dishitupgood https://www.facebook.com/dishitupgood/or on her Instagram Feed: Dish it up Good.
Tess Georgakopoulos
