Newly Added

Come out and join us for a fun and energetic summer break camp offering a variety of large movement activities for toddlers to teenagers with special needs!

CLS is now present in communities throughout the Greater DSM area. All programs include fitness, recreational games, sports, tumbling, music and movement and more! We also have a full line up of team sports opportunities.

Street Survival is a one-day safe-driving program designed to give teens the hands-on experience and tools to become smarter, safer drivers. Challenging driving situations on a private course allows students to experience abnormal vehicle behavior in a safe and supervised environment.

No particular book is assigned for each meeting. Just read what you want and talk about it with the group. It's a great way to meet other bookish people and find great new books to read! Plus, there are snacks! 9th grade and up.

Hang out with fellow Harry Potter fans as we discuss favorite characters, create magical projects, eat Honeydukes inspired snacks, and more! We'll have a different activity each month. For students in 6th grade and up. Registration required.

Try new games, meet new people, and have fun! We sometimes play Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, or Sheriff of Nottingham, but we introduce new games each month as well. New to board games? No problem! We'll teach you how to play. 6th grade and up. Registration appreciated.

Over spring break CLS will offer a 2 day clinic to get the kids out of the house and moving!

Try new games, meet new people, and have fun! We'll have a selection of classic games and popular new releases available. Pizza will be served. Grades 6-12. RSVPs appreciated.

Make a difference at your library! Students in 6th - 12th grade can suggest materials to order, plan programs, and volunteer. TAB meets once a month for about an hour and includes a fun activity and yummy snacks. Students must complete an application. Find the application online goo.gl/JTmF54

Every Thursday, students can drop in between 3:30 – 5:00 and receive one-on-one peer tutoring from high school volunteers. Office supplies and laptops will be available for use and snacks will be provided.