Enrichment Services

Preparing youth for their future

Services We Offer

  • This program at Linwood Elementary is designed with three key objectives: fostering responsible decision-making, enhancing conflict-resolution skills, and helping students build and sustain relationships with positive, caring adults. To achieve these goals, students are engaged through a variety of initiatives including lunch clubs, service learning projects, SEL (Social Emotional Learning) lunch groups, classroom visits and support, as well as small group and individualized lessons. Additionally, students can take on leadership roles through Ranger Groups, ensuring that each participant receives comprehensive support in their personal and social development.

  • At this camp, children entering 3-5th grade have the opportunity to experience and learn about a variety of safety issues. From first aid, EMS, bike safety with the FLPD, and special presenters, this is a fun and exciting way for children to practice safety.

    Junior Counselors are older youth volunteers who help out at camp! Check back soon to download an application!

    Learn more about the camp here.

Our Enrichment Staff

  • Abbey Hinze

    Abbey is a former Forest Lake Area Schools educator with 4 years of experience working with students from early childhood to upper elementary age. She has a background in early childhood, elementary, and outdoor education and prioritizes positive relationships with youth. Abbey focuses on whole-child development and seeks to help children grow their self-esteem, emotional resiliency, and life skills through activities, literature, and tailored opportunities.