Seasons Greetings

Baldwin-Woodville Community Education is proud to offer a variety of classes, activities, trips and youth sports opportunities throughout the year for all ages!

A listing of all community education classes, trips, activities and youth sports offerings for the 2026-2027 school year can be viewed via the button below. This listing will be updated throughout the school year as courses and activities are added.

As of the fall of 2026, we are no longer mailing printed community education catalogs.

Community education class offerings and youth sports opportunities will continue to be listed on the district website via the B-W rSchool Payment System and the Community Education Webpage. However, instead of a mailed catalog, offerings will be shared via e-newsletters like this one. Newsletters will automatically be sent to families with students enrolled in the district. If you are not already receiving our newsletters via email (if you don't have a student currently enrolled in the district) and wish to have our newsletter emailed to you, please sign up below to be added to our newsletter email list to stay connected and updated on community education and youth sports opportunities.

Newsletters will also be posted on the Community Education Webpage and the B-W Community Education Facebook Page to be viewed at anytime.

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We are in need of mentors for our students. For more information, please contact Mentorship Coordinator, Sydney Olson at: solson@bwsd.k12.wi.us or 715-684-3334, ext. 2205.

Mentor Program Schedule (mentors in schools)
September 14, 2026 - May 7, 2026

Mentor Program Potluck

Wed, April 28 | 5:30pm | Greenfield Cafeteria

Shake, Rattle & Roll (Ages 0-5)

Children love to move, especially to music! Each week this class will feature musical movement activities such as parachute play, musical instrument play, and rolls with the use of tumbling aids in a fun, social, and educational environment. Children will also get to sing, dance, move, and listen with the use of other props such as bean bags, teddy bears, dancing scarves, twirling ribbon sticks, balloons and limbo stick to music!

• Thursdays: October 29; November 5, 12, 19; December 3, 10
• Three sections to choose from: Sect 1 4:45-5:20 | Sect 2 5:30-6:05 Sect 3 6:15-6:50
• $20/child or $30/family
• Register by: Friday, Oct 23

Useful Sewing (13+)

This class is designed as an extension of "How to Use Your Sewing Machine" in which you'll take learned skills for the first class to make pot holders, tote bags, etc. Participants will also have input on what to make during this class but the overall goal is to use the skills learned in the the first class.

• Mondays: November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and December 7 | 7:00-8:00pm
• $5 Registration Fee | $10 Materials Fee
• Register by: Mon, October 26

Learn the ABC & D's of Medicare (Nov 10)

New to Medicare, helping your parents with their Medicare, or just plain confused about Medicare? You are not alone. Learn the ABC and Ds of Medicare through this presentation. Let’s take away the mystery, confusion, and misinformation about Medicare. You will leave this class with a clear understanding of how Medicare works, which will allow you to make informed decisions for your health care needs and manage your health care costs.

• Tuesday, November 10 | 6-7:30pm
• $10 Registration Fee
• Register by: Tues, November 3

The AHA Healthcare Provider BLS (Basic Life Support) course trains people to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies by teaching high-quality CPR, AED use and choking relief for adults, children and infants, emphasizing on teamwork and swift action, leading to a 2-year certification. It's a foundational course for clinical roles, focusing on emergency response in both hospital and pre-hospital settings.

• Wednesday, November 11 | 6-9pm
• $50 Registration Fee
• Register by: Wed, Oct 28

Mosaic Ornaments (Adult)

• Thursday, November 19 | 6:00-7:30pm
• $35 fee
• Register by: Thursday, November 5 (min 8/max 20)

Holiday Porch Planter (Adult)

• Tuesday, December 1 | 6:00-7:30pm
• $45 fee
• Register by: Tuesday, November 17 (min 6/max 20)

Holiday Cheer Camp (Grades K-5)

• Wednesdays: December 2, 9, 16 | 4:30-5:30
• $20/child or $30/family
• Register by: Wednesday, November 25

The AHA Healthcare Provider BLS (Basic Life Support) course trains people to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies by teaching high-quality CPR, AED use and choking relief for adults, children and infants, emphasizing on teamwork and swift action, leading to a 2-year certification. It's a foundational course for clinical roles, focusing on emergency response in both hospital and pre-hospital settings.

• Saturday, December 12 | 9am - Noon
• $50 Registration Fee
• Register by: Saturday, November 28

The AHA (American Heart Association) First Aid Provider course offers a layperson limited medical training, allowing them to provide immediate care for injuries or sudden illnesses until professional EMS arrives, focusing on recognizing emergencies, assessing situations, calling for help, and using basic skills for common issues like bleeding, choking, or environmental emergencies, all guided by evidence-based standards.

• Saturday, December 12 | 12:00-3:00pm
• $50 Registration Fee
• Register by: Saturday, November 28

• Saturday, December 12 | 9:00am - 3:00pm
• $75 Registration Fee
• Register by: Saturday, November 28

Tae Kwon Do (Kindergarten - Adult)

This Korean style martial art stresses using feel and hands as a means of self-defense. Since aggressive behavior is downplayed, there is little or no contact. As a student progresses in ability and self confidence, more physical challenges are offered. Participants ages 5 and older are welcome. Uniforms are available for purchase from the instructor.

Mondays - year round (except Memorial Day and Labor Day)

• 6:00-7:30pm
• $25 | $30 | $45 | $50 | $55 | $65 - see website for fee descriptions
• Register by the first of each month

** Try Two Classes for Free**

If you are brand new to Tae Kwon Do, we know it can be hard to decide if you like something before you try it, so your first two classes are free. This only applies to first time students/families. Please contact the Community Ed office PRIOR to registering and/or attending to arrange your two free trial classes: commed@bwsd.k12.wi.us

Adult Pickleball Open Gym

Join area pickleball players to learn and practice the basics of the game. Pickleball is a fast growing sport that combine aspects of badminton, ping pong and tennis. Open to beginners and experienced players. Equipment is provided, however, fee free to bring your own paddle. Paddles are available for checkout through the Woodville Library for practice during the week.

• Dates: Typically Mondays and Wednesdays September through May
• Time: varies between 5-9pm
• Free
• Pre-registration appreciated via the Baldwin Area Pickleball Association Website

Youth Wrestling (Pre-K - 5th Grade)

Wrestling is a great sport that teaches young athletes valuable lessons about sports and life in general. Wrestling is great for children. It teaches children basic athletic skills, develops mental toughness, personal responsibility and brings children together to have fun. Come join the wrestling family! The season will start after the new year. Each wrestler will receive a Baldwin-Woodville Wrestling t-shirt.

Pre-K & K: Mondays starting Jan 4 6:15-7:15 (5 week program)
1st & 2nd Grade: Tues & Thurs Jan 5 - Mid March 6:15-7:00
3rd-5th Grades: Tues & Thurs Jan 5 - Mid March 7:15-8:15

Fees: 1 wrestler $45 | Family rate $75 (up to three immediate family members) | $25 for each additional wrestler after 3

Register by: Fri, Jan 1

FREE Preseason Practices
We will be having 4 FREE preseason practices prior to Christmas break for your child to try wrestling.
Dates: Tues & Thus Dec 8, 10, 15, 17 Time: 6:00-7:30 Ages: Pre-K - 8th grade.

Be sure to follow the B-W Wrestling Facebook Page to stay up to date on announcements

Baldwin-Woodville Basketball Association

Blackhawk Hockey Association

Blackhawk Soccer Club

Baldwin-Woodville Youth Ball Association

Lego Club (Kids Activity)

Calling all builders, creators, and LEGO fans! Put your imagination to work at LEGO Club, where every meeting brings exciting building challenges, creative competitions, and endless opportunities to design something amazing.

Whether you're constructing towering castles, speedy vehicles, fantastical creatures, or your own original masterpiece, LEGO Club is the perfect place to build, experiment, and have fun with friends.

Baldwin-Woodville students can ride the bus and get dropped off right outside the library! Contact the school to arrange transportation.

Build it. Share it. Show it off. The only limit is your imagination!

• First & Third Fridays of the Month | 3:30-5:00pm
• Location: Baldwin Public Library: 400 Cedar Street
• FREE to attend
• Contact Baldwin Public Library with questions: director@baldwinlibrary.org, 715-684-3813

Chess Club (Kids Activity)

Challenge your mind and sharpen your strategy at Chess Club! Whether you're learning the basics or you're an experienced player looking for worthy opponents, Chess Club is a fun and welcoming place to play, learn, and improve your game.

Practice your skills, discover new tactics, and enjoy friendly matches with players of all ages and experience levels. Beginners are encouraged to join—there's always something new to learn!

Baldwin-Woodville students can ride the bus and get dropped off right outside the library! Contact the school to arrange transportation.

Checkmate boredom and make your next move at the library!

• Every Monday | 3:30-5:00pm
• Location: Baldwin Public Library: 400 Cedar Street
• FREE to attend
• Contact Baldwin Public Library with questions: director@baldwinlibrary.org, 715-684-3813

Brew & Banter (Adult Activity)

Start your Friday with good coffee, tasty treats, and great conversation! Join us at the Baldwin Public Library for a relaxed morning of chatting, laughing, and connecting with friends—old and new. Whether you're looking to meet people in the community, share stories, or simply enjoy a warm cup of coffee, Brew & Banter is the perfect place to gather.

Come for the coffee, stay for the conversation!

• Every Friday | 9:00-10:00am
• Location: Baldwin Public Library: 400 Cedar Street
• FREE to attend
• Contact Baldwin Public Library with questions: director@baldwinlibrary.org, 715-684-3813

Cooked & Booked Cookbook Club (Adult Activity)

Love to cook, bake, or discover new recipes? Join Cooked & Booked, a delicious book club where the featured title is a cookbook!

Each month, we'll explore a different cookbook. Stop by the library to choose a recipe, prepare it at home, and bring your creation to share. At the meeting, everyone enjoys a tasting buffet featuring dishes from throughout the cookbook—giving you the chance to sample a variety of recipes without having to make them all yourself.

Swap cooking tips, discover new favorites, and connect with fellow food lovers in a fun and welcoming atmosphere.

Come hungry and leave inspired!

• Second Thursday of the Month | 6:30-7:30pm
• Location: Baldwin Public Library: 400 Cedar Street
• FREE to attend
• Contact Baldwin Public Library with questions: director@baldwinlibrary.org, 715-684-3813

Community Stitchers (Adult Activity)

Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross-stitch, or other fiber arts project and join fellow makers for an afternoon of creativity and conversation! Community Stitchers is a relaxed and welcoming group where crafters of all skill levels can work on projects, share ideas, exchange tips and tricks, and enjoy the company of others who love to create.

Whether you're tackling a challenging pattern, learning a new technique, or simply looking for a place to stitch and chat, you'll find inspiration and encouragement here.

Stitch, create, and connect with your community—one project at a time!

• Every Tuesday (starting in September) | 2:30-4:30pm
• Location: Baldwin Public Library: 400 Cedar Street
• FREE to attend
• Contact Baldwin Public Library with questions: director@baldwinlibrary.org, 715-684-3813

My Alibi Book Club (Adult Activity)

Enjoy suspenseful reads and lively discussion with fellow mystery lovers. From classic mysteries to psychological thrillers, we'll explore a new book each month.

New members welcome! Books available at the circulation desk

• 2nd Tuesday of the Month (starting in October) | 6:30-7:30pm
• Location: Baldwin Public Library: 400 Cedar Street
• FREE to attend
• Contact Baldwin Public Library with questions: director@baldwinlibrary.org, 715-684-3813

WHO: Community Education & Recreational Sports are open to residents within AND outside of B-W Area School District

REGISTRATION:

Online Registration is preferred. However paper registrations will be accepted. Printable Registration Form

• Paper registration forms can be turned in with cash or check payment by mail: Community Education, 1000 13th Avenue, Baldwin, WI 54002 OR in person to the Community Education Office located at B-W High School

PAYMENT METHODS: Check, Cash or (Credit Card online only)

REGISTER BY: Registration and payment must be received on or before the ‘REGISTER BY’ date for each course. Late registration opportunities cannot be guaranteed. Registration is complete upon receipt of your payment on a first-come, first-served basis. PLEASE REGISTER EARLY!

CONFIRMATION: If you require confirmation of receipt of your registration, call or email the C.E. Office.

CANCELLATION: Cancellation of courses may become necessary at times. Reasonable attempts will be made to inform you of a cancellation. Include complete contact information, including phone and email, to ensure that you will be able to be contacted.

REFUND POLICY: Students need to contact the Community Education office at least one week prior to the first day of class to receive a full refund if they wish to drop from a class. No refunds will be made after that date unless initiated by Community Education. If a class is cancelled by Community Education, you will be notified and your payment will be refunded in full.

BUILDING LOCATIONS:

• Baldwin-Woodville High School: 1000 13th Avenue, Baldwin—Park in MAIN lot and enter FRONT (west) doors. The main lot is located by the football field.
• Greenfield Elementary: 1160 14th Avenue, Baldwin—Enter FRONT doors.
• Viking Middle School: 500 Southside Drive, Woodville—Park in MAIN lot.

OFFICE OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION: The Office of Community Education is located at the high school. Office hours vary. Typical hours are 7:30-3:00 p.m. Monday—Friday.