Roseville Area Schools Community Education

Build a computer bot to play head-to-head against other coders! Whether this is your first Code Championship event, or if you've been competing for years, this is the perfect way to explore the competitive coding world of Code Championship. No previous coding experience necessary. The Code Championship Series is a series of four tournaments in four weeks (it's ok to miss one or two). These tournaments will be hosted online using Google Meet and the Code Championship website. If you have a modern browser like Chrome or Firefox, no additional download is required. Please come knowing how to navigate the internet (basic typing and mouse control). The link to the Google Meet event will be emailed two days before the tournament.

Whether you consider yourself a beginner or intermediate player, join this club to meet and interact with other chess players in your school and play on a weekly basis. If they are new to the game, players will learn the basic rules and strategies of chess. Tournament play is encouraged outside of the club, but not required. Players are able to complete a full game and recognize a checkmate and stalemate Players can set and use a chess clock during a game Players are able to resolve a disagreement with & w/o adults present Players can explain the rules of chess (movement of the pieces, checkmate, & stalemate)

Unravel the magic of limericks and their unique structure. Have fun with silly rhyming, and discover techniques to evoke feelings and connect with your audience. Explore calligraphy and how to craft your own envelopes.

Love a good mystery? Then don't miss this Mystery Book Club where we'll explore what makes a good mystery. Throughout the club we will play mystery games, read a variety of short stories, and even develop a mystery for others to solve!

Elementary and secondary chess players are invited to participate in the ""NE Regional Open Chess Final". Whether you participated in a chess club or not in the fall, winter, or spring, you are invited to compete in this short, fun tournament where you can play against students representing Mounds View, St. Anthony-New Brighton and Mahtomedi school districts! Time controls will be used when necessary to keep the tournament within time constraints. The format and recognition will be based on the number of registered participants in each grade level and school. Anticipated sections will be Secondary 7th-12th, Invitational Elementary (Top Club Players), Open Elementary K-1st & 2nd-6th. Pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-ins will be accepted. Tournament etiquette and procedures will be explained at the event for players new to tournament play. Players are not eliminated. Everyone plays in each round unless there is a bye because of an odd number of participants. Typically there are 4-5 rounds. Check-in will be 30 minutes before the posted start time. A great way to end of the Chess season. Concessions Available: Breakfast, Lunch & Snack Items Supervision will be provided. Parents/guardians are allow to stay, but are not allowed in the playing area and will be asked to wait in the lobby area. Mask will be required while playing across from your opponent, but optional elsewhere. This tournament is being held at Edgewood Middle School -5100 Edgewood Dr, Mounds View, MN 55112

Elementary and secondary chess players are invited to participate in the "Roseville Winter Open". Whether you participated in a chess club or not in the fall, you are invited to compete in this short, fun tournament. Time controls will be used when necessary to keep the tournament within time constraints. The format and recognitions will be based on the number of registered participants in each grade level and school. Pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-ins will be accepted. Tournament etiquette and procedures will be explained at the event for players new to tournament play. Players are not eliminated. Everyone plays in each round unless there is a bye because of an odd number of participants. Typically there are 4-5 rounds. A great way to gain experience for your In-Club Spring Tournament & the Regional Open Tournament at the end of the season. Concessions Available: Donuts & Snack Items, cash only Format & Awards Based on Grade Level, School, & Number of Participants (K-2nd, 3rd-4th, 5th-6th, Secondary) Participants: Roseville Students K-12th Grade. Chess Club Participation not Required.

The road to Spanish language learning success begins with this all new and exciting 8-week Spanish adventure! Join us as we jet off to the bustling city of Madrid, Spain with Vamos por la Ciudad, (Let’s Go to the City!). This stimulating class environment will energize and motivate students to learn useful vocabulary about sports, health, and pastimes - all in Spanish! The engaging classroom journeys include playing soccer, eating Spanish tapas, participating in sports at the school, and joining in activities in the park. Authentic Spanish phrases and conversation will be reinforced during each class. Act now to ensure your child is a part of this comprehensive bilingual experience. Participants already registered for full year Spanish ¡Vamos! do not need to re-register, this course is for learners joining for only the spring session.

This program is for players of all grades and ages interested in participating and competing in tournament chess, or just want their chess ability to improve to the next tactical level. Players will meet Saturday morning online for chess instruction and fun competitive play. Face to face, sanctioned tournament play is strongly encouraged as well. Expert coaching will be provided for participants at many tournaments. Perfect for students that want extra challenges beyond their school clubs. Also great for students that have a scheduling conflict with their school chess club.