Fairview Community Center Roseville: Visitor Guide

Roseville, Minnesota · Updated Visitor Guide

Fairview Community Center Is Now Aŋpétu Téča Education Center

If you are searching for Fairview Community Center in Roseville, MN, the original facility has been replaced by Aŋpétu Téča Education Center. The current Roseville Area Schools building remains at 1910 County Road B West, Roseville, MN 55113.

The new center provides adult learning, preschool, early childhood programs, youth enrichment, senior activities, community education, swimming programs and rentable school facilities.

Current FacilityAŋpétu Téča Education CenterFormer Fairview Community Center site
Street Address1910 County Road B WRoseville, MN 55113
Main Office651-604-3500Community Education
Published Office HoursMon–Fri, 8 AM–4 PMProgram and event hours vary
Quick answer: Visit the current Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, not the former Fairview Community Center listing. Enter from the south-side parking lot through Door 1. Call 651-604-3500 for programs or 651-604-3510 for facility rentals.

Information reviewed October 29, 2026. Check the exact service schedule before visiting.

Fairview vs Aŋpétu Téča: Which Building Should You Use?

Old InformationCorrect Current Information
Fairview Community CenterReplaced by Aŋpétu Téča Education Center
1910 County Road B WestSame main street address
Old Fairview registration listingMarked “DO NOT USE” in the district’s current registration system
Community education office651-604-3500
Facility rental office651-604-3510
Main visitor entranceSouth side of the building, Door 1

Older City of Roseville directories still mention Fairview Community Center, and older facility maps may retain that name. The school district’s current Aŋpétu Téča page is the more appropriate source for today’s activities and building access.

Do not use outdated rental rates or pool schedules: A former Fairview room, gym or swimming schedule does not establish present-day availability in the replacement building.

Hours, Phone Numbers & Departments

DepartmentCurrent Visitor Information
Community Education officeMonday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM; 651-604-3500
Class registration651-604-3770
Facility rentals651-604-3510; schedule depends on approved event
Adult Learning CenterRoom 254; 651-604-3553
Senior Program651-604-3520; lounge Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM
Early Childhood Family Education651-487-4378; class schedules vary
Swimming, parties and youth programsSession-specific hours; check registration or event confirmation
Weekends and holidaysNo universal public-building schedule confirmed; approved events may operate separately

Important: The weekday 8 AM–4 PM hours are the published Community Education office hours. They do not limit all evening classes, school activities, swim sessions or approved rentals to that period.

Programs Available at the Current Center

ProgramWho It Helps
Adult Learning CenterAdults pursuing GED, high school completion, English language learning, career preparation and computer skills
Pre-KYoung children preparing for school through structured early learning
Early Childhood Family EducationParents and young children attending family learning and development activities
Early Childhood Special EducationEligible children from birth through kindergarten with developmental support needs
Youth EnrichmentChildren seeking arts, academics, sports and after-school activities
School-Age CareDistrict families seeking supervised before- and after-school programs
AquaticsSwim lessons and scheduled aquatic programs
Roseville Area Senior ProgramOlder adults seeking learning, activities, a drop-in lounge and community support
Fairview Alternative High SchoolEligible high school students in an alternative learning environment

Some programs are administered from the center but take place at other Roseville Area Schools locations. Check the assigned venue before traveling.

For visitors comparing this education-centered facility with a conventional recreation complex, our Eden Prairie Community Center guide explains a separate Minnesota facility with public fitness, swimming and ice access.

Free Adult Education: GED, English & Career Skills

The Roseville Adult Learning Center offers no-cost classes to help adults improve English, finish high school, develop career skills and work toward computer certifications.

Location: Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, Room 254, 1910 County Road B West.

Contact: 651-604-3553 or alc-info@isd623.org.

How to Enroll in Adult Learning

  1. Open the official Adult Learning Center page.
  2. Choose English classes, GED, diploma completion, computer skills or career education.
  3. Contact the program about registration and placement requirements.
  4. Ask when the next intake or assessment is scheduled.
  5. Confirm your class location, attendance schedule and any documents requested.
  6. Complete enrollment through the Adult Learning Center.
Cost: The Adult Learning Center states that its classes are free. Do not confuse them with paid recreational enrichment programs or facility rentals.

Pre-K, ECFE & Youth Programs

Families can use several distinct programs, each with its own age requirements and enrollment process.

Family’s NeedCorrect Starting Point
Preschool / Pre-KDistrict Pre-K admissions and program calendar
Parent-child classesEarly Childhood Family Education (ECFE)
Developmental delaysEarly Childhood Special Education referral process
Before/after-school careFriendship Connection school-age care
School-age enrichmentYouth Enrichment catalog
Summer activitiesTargeted Services, Summer Discovery or seasonal youth program listings

How to Register for a Youth or Family Class

  1. Visit Roseville Community Education.
  2. Choose Early Childhood or Youth from the program menu.
  3. Check the child’s grade or age eligibility.
  4. Review the current catalog, fee, class date and location.
  5. Use the official registration link or call 651-604-3770.
  6. Submit the required participant and guardian information.
  7. Keep the enrollment confirmation and program instructions.

ECFE costs: The school district offers ECFE classes on an income-based sliding fee scale and states that families will not be turned away because they cannot afford a class.

Roseville Area Senior Program & Drop-In Lounge

The Roseville Area Senior Program (RASP) supports older adults through activities, education, volunteer opportunities, community connections and referrals.

ServiceUseful Detail
Drop-In LoungeRoom C123 at Aŋpétu Téča Education Center
Lounge hoursMonday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM
ActivitiesPuzzles, books, games, card groups and social visits
RefreshmentsHot coffee and tea available in the lounge
Senior Program phone651-604-3520
Program updatesSeasons newsletter and the current activity catalog

Free Senior Community Member Activity Pass

Community members age 60 or older can obtain a pass for admission to qualifying Roseville Area High School home games and activities.

The district states that the pass also covers senior drama matinee performances but does not cover hockey games or regional, sectional or state contests.

  1. Visit the Senior Program office at the Aŋpétu Téča Education Center during its published weekday hours.
  2. Ask for the Senior Community Member Activity Pass.
  3. Confirm the current age and identity requirements.
  4. Collect the pass using staff instructions.
  5. Check the event’s eligibility before attending.

For a broader comparison of senior lounges, meals, classes and related activities, read our North End Community Center guide. That Saint Paul facility has different programs and eligibility rules.

Pool, Gym & Birthday Party Reservations

Roseville Area Schools offers reservable facilities including gymnasiums, pools, classrooms and other educational spaces. The district specifically lists youth birthday party packages using the Aŋpétu Téča gym or heated pool.

However, a birthday party reservation is different from unrestricted public open swimming or gym access.

Before Booking a Pool or Gym Party

  • Confirm that the chosen space is at Aŋpétu Téča, not another school.
  • Check the available dates and whether exclusive access is provided.
  • Ask about participant capacity and adult supervision.
  • Confirm lifeguard arrangements for pool parties.
  • Request the complete package fee and included time.
  • Ask about food, decorations, setup and cleanup restrictions.
  • Obtain an approved reservation before inviting guests.

The district’s facility rental office can explain whether a general facility permit or the dedicated birthday party booking process is the correct option.

Facility Rentals: Deadlines, Insurance & Fees

Roseville Area Schools coordinates event space rentals for community organizations, school groups and eligible private activities. The district publishes specific booking deadlines and staffing charges.

Rental RequirementOfficial Rule
Groups of 100 people or fewerSubmit the request at least 30 days in advance
Groups of more than 100Submit at least 60 days in advance
Groups of more than 250Ask the Facility Office about additional requirements
Cancellation noticeAt least 10 working days before the activity
Facility permitRequired before use
InsuranceCertificate of insurance required on file before use
PaymentPrepayment of approved fees required

Published Additional Rental Charges

ChargePublished Rate
Building aide$32/hour
Custodian$67/hour
Nutrition specialist$67/hour
Lifeguard$32/hour
Theater / audiovisual technician$42/hour
Theater manager$67/hour
Nonrefundable permit fee$30
Permit rescheduling fee$10 per occurrence
Event fee$0–$100/day
Large-event setup fee$50
Late payment fee$20 per month past due
Weekend utilitiesVariable fee
Rental pricing: These are published additional charges, not a complete room-rental quote. Base rental costs depend on facility type, whether the applicant is a district/government group, local nonprofit or for-profit/out-of-district user, and the required staffing. Request the applicable rate before paying.

Kitchen use requires Nutrition Services staff. Certain events may also require a security plan and approved security personnel.

For planning total event costs rather than comparing base room rates alone, use our community center rental budget and checklist guide.

How to Request a Room, Pool or Gym Rental

  1. Identify the exact event space, guest count and activity.
  2. Choose the date and allow for setup and cleanup.
  3. Open the official Roseville Area Schools Facility Rental page.
  4. Review the priority categories, facility rules and current rate information.
  5. Download or open the official Facility Use Request Form.
  6. Submit the request at least 30 or 60 days ahead, depending on group size.
  7. Provide a Certificate of Insurance and other required documentation.
  8. Ask the rental coordinator to confirm available space, staffing and final charges.
  9. Prepay the required fees after receiving approval instructions.
  10. Keep the approved permit and event-access details.

Facility rental contact: 651-604-3510 or kris.rossow@isd623.org.

Important: School and Community Education activities receive priority over outside rental requests. An available-looking date is not a guaranteed booking.

Map, Parking & Correct Entrance

Current facility address: Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, 1910 County Road B West, Roseville, MN 55113.

The building is just south of Rosedale Center. The main parking lot is on the south side, where visitors should use Door 1.

For an event or Adult Learning Center visit, the room number and entry instructions may differ from a general office visit.

Driving Directions

  • From Highway 36 eastbound: Exit at Cleveland Avenue South, continue to County Road B, then turn east toward the facility.
  • From Highway 36 westbound: Exit at Fairview Avenue, travel south, then turn west on County Road B.
  • From I-694: Connect toward Highway 36 using I-35W or I-35E according to your approach.
Arrival tip: Search for “Aŋpétu Téča Education Center” rather than relying on an old Fairview Community Center map result. Go around to the south-side entrance and use Door 1.

Before You Go: Quick Checklist

  • Use the current Aŋpétu Téča name and 1910 County Road B West address.
  • Confirm whether you need an office, class, school or rental visit.
  • Check the actual class time rather than only the office hours.
  • For adult education, ask about free enrollment and intake.
  • For ECFE, ask about the income-based sliding fee.
  • For senior activities, confirm the lounge location or current event calendar.
  • For pool and gym use, ask about scheduled programs and permitted access.
  • For rentals, observe the 30- or 60-day request deadline.
  • Bring insurance documentation for rental applications as required.
  • Use the south parking lot and Door 1.

If you need a conventional municipal recreation center with general daily admission, a pool and fitness facilities, compare our Shakopee Community Center visitor guide. Shakopee’s membership and admission rules do not apply to this school-operated Roseville facility.

Fairview Community Center: 10 FAQs

1. Is Fairview Community Center in Roseville still open?

The old Fairview Community Center building has been replaced by Aŋpétu Téča Education Center. The current education and community facility operates at the same 1910 County Road B West address.

2. What is Fairview Community Center called now?

The current facility is Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, operated by Roseville Area Schools.

3. Where is the current community education center located?

It is at 1910 County Road B West, Roseville, MN 55113, just south of Rosedale Center. The main entrance is Door 1 on the south side.

4. What are the current office hours?

Roseville Community Education lists Monday through Friday, 8 AM–4 PM. Class, school, pool and rental schedules vary.

5. What is the phone number for the former Fairview location?

Call Aŋpétu Téča Education Center at 651-604-3500. For class registration use 651-604-3770, and for facility rentals use 651-604-3510.

6. Does the center offer GED and English classes?

Yes. The Adult Learning Center offers free English language learning, GED, diploma completion and career or computer skills classes. Call 651-604-3553.

7. Are preschool and early childhood programs available?

Yes. The building hosts Pre-K, Early Childhood Family Education and Early Childhood Special Education services. Enrollment and eligibility differ by program.

8. Can I rent the gym or swimming pool for a birthday party?

Roseville Community Education advertises youth birthday party packages using the gym or heated pool at Aŋpétu Téča. Contact the district to confirm current prices, dates and supervision requirements.

9. How early must a facility rental be requested?

The district requires requests at least 30 days ahead for groups of 100 or fewer and 60 days ahead for groups larger than 100. A permit, insurance and payment are required before use.

10. Does the center have senior programs?

Yes. The Roseville Area Senior Program has a drop-in lounge in Room C123, Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM. Call 651-604-3520 for current activities and the senior event pass.

Official Sources & Final Contact

Current facility: Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, 1910 County Road B West, Roseville, MN 55113. Main phone: 651-604-3500.

Independent visitor guide reviewed October 29, 2026. The former Fairview Community Center has been replaced. Roseville Area Schools controls all current schedules, rentals, program eligibility and fees.