Early Childhood Family Education
ABE Early Learning is for children that have a parent/guardian attending ABE (Adult Basic Education) classes at the Wayzata Early Learning School. Parent/Guardian must be onsite for children to attend.
Wayzata Kids is a school-age childcare program.
Classes for all levels to keep you active!
Join us in-person or online for a cooking class!
Online Youth Classes
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Please note this class has been rescheduled from May 11 to May 18.
See all classes with Rebecca Shamblin.
Rebecca has been researching her ancestry for more than 20 years, and recently used that information to obtain her dual citizenship in Luxembourg. Last year she published her first family history book and is working on the second. She created www.ozaukeefamilies.com, a website to publicly share her research and record cultural context for her Wisconsin heritage. Along with photography, she also provides hourly genealogy consulting as part of her business “Life Remembered”.
Rebecca Shamblin
