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Additional Information Adult Program Registration Form 35 Parkway Early Childhood 40 Rockwood Early Childhood 41 District Maps 42–43 Facility Usage 44 Registration Information 45Programs by Area 46–47

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sports 4–10 Youth Programs 4–9 Family Programs 10 Adult Programs 10

enrichment 11–22 Youth Programs 11–12 Family Programs 13 Adult Programs 14–22

Visual & Performing Arts 23–24 Youth Programs 23 Adult Programs 23–24

Babler Outdoor education Center 25–27 Youth Programs 25–27 Family Programs 25–26

Aquatics 28–34 Youth Programs 28–33 Adult Programs 34

Adult education & Literacy 36–39

Welcome to our Fall 2015 Program Guide. The first year of the Community Ed partnership between Parkway and Rockwood has been a success, and we can’t wait to get started with year two! We invite you to join us and ‘Explore Something New’ this fall. Here’s a look at just some of what’s in store for youth, adults and families:

• Our girls recreational volleyball league for grades 3–8 is expanding and will now include practice and game locations at both Rockwood and Parkway schools. See page 7.

• Several new cooking classes for adults are available that will help hone your skills in the kitchen. See page 14.

• Family programs allow you to learn together while having a great time making memories. See pages 10–11, 13 and 25–26.

To help make planning easier, we’ve created an all new guide featuring a breakdown of fall programs by area. See pages 46–47 to view the guide and start your planning today.

Thank you for your ongoing support of Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed programs. We look forward to seeing you this fall.

Sincerely,

Community Ed Staff

GoldEn KEy MEMbER

The Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Card are free to district residents age 60 and older. Exciting changes are coming this fall, including unlimited discounts for all qualifying Community Ed classes, new daytime program options and online registration. See page 45 for details.

Teach with Us!We’re always looking for individuals and organizations to join us in providing lifelong learning opportunities for our community. Visit www.prcommunityed.org for more information.


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Adventure Club is a school-age care program that engages children in developmentally appropriate and enriching activities in an environment that supports independent choice guided by caring adults. Adventure Club has several programs offering the flexibility to meet all families’ needs.

before and After School CareThe Before and After School program is designed to provide children in grades K–5 with a safe, well-supervised and fun environment. The before school program begins at 6 a.m. in Parkway and 6:30 a.m. in Rockwood and runs until the start of school. The after school program runs from the end of the school day until 6 p.m. in both districts. The schedule includes a variety of indoor and outdoor activities, snack and homework help. Before and after school care is currently available in all Rockwood elementary schools and in Bellerive, Carman Trails, Henry, Highcroft Ridge, Pierremont, River Bend, Ross, Shenandoah Valley, and Sorrento Springs elementary schools in Parkway.

Early dismissal Care Rockwood Schools only

Adventure Club provides care for families on days when the Rockwood School District schedules early dismissal from school. Visit our website for enrollment details.

late Start Care Parkway Schools only

Adventure Club provides care for families on days when the Parkway School District schedules late start mornings. Late Start Care is offered from 6 a.m. to the start of school. Visit our website for enrollment details.

Holiday Adventure ClubHoliday Adventure Club provides a full day of care on many district holidays. The children participate in a fun-filled day of special activities in a well-supervised environment. Children are provided a morning and afternoon snack.

Holiday care is available at Bowles, Blevins, Ellisville, Shenandoah Valley and Carman Trails elementary schools. Students may attend either district for care.

For schedules, fees and to register online, visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6675 for more information.

Adventure Club has multiple job opportunities at most of our locations. Visit www.prcommunityed.org to view a full list of opportunities and apply today.

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basketball league our most popular sports program!

Whether you love to play for fun or are looking to play at a higher level, this league is for you! The league includes practice times and a ten-game schedule. Separate boys and girls divisions are offered in both recreational and advanced levels of play. Sign up by team or individually. Volunteer coaches are needed.

Grades 3–8 Practices: Begin the week of Nov. 2 Games: December 5–March 5 Held at various Parkway & Rockwood facilities

$115 | $125 after October 4

High School basketball leagueLooking to play basketball with your friends in a recreational setting? This league consists of two practices and a six game schedule. Register individually, but must be part of a team with a coach.

Grades 9–12 | Saturdays | Jan. 9–Mar. 5 Held at various Parkway & Rockwood facilities

$89 | $99 after November 26

Mighty Mites basketball beginner and Intermediate Sessions

Designed to introduce children to the game of basketball, Mighty Mites devotes the majority of time to teaching fundamental skills and rules. Players will also experience game-like situations. Come join us and learn, and more importantly, have FUN! Offered in partnership with Ozzie Smith’s Sports Academy.

Grades K–2 | Saturdays | Oct. 24–Dec. 5 Grade K Beginner | 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Grade 1–2 Beginner | 12:30–1:45 p.m. Grade 1–2 Intermediate | 2–3:15 p.m. (Must have attended beginner session to be eligible for the intermediate session or have prior experience.)

Westridge Elementary, Gym

$99 | Registration closes September 13

Pre-Season basketball ClinicsPrepare for your basketball league with a clinic that focuses on individual, team and game skills. Players will fine tune their basketball skills and play in scrimmage games. Coaches are welcome.

Wednesdays | Sept. 23–Oct. 28 Girls Grades 3–4 Beginner | 5:30–7 p.m. Girls Grades 5–8 Intermediate | 7:15–8:45 p.m. Selvidge Middle, Gym

Saturdays | Oct. 3–Nov. 7 Boys Grades 3–4 Beginner | 8:30–10 a.m. Boys Grades 4–6 Inter | 10:15 a.m.–11:45 p.m. Boys Grades 7–8 Inter/Advanced | 12–1:30 p.m. Selvidge Middle, Gym


To register online, visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6644 for more information.

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Junior Fencing Program

How would you like to learn a sport that challenges you physically AND mentally (it has been called physical chess)? Combines speed, strength, skill and strategy? Then try FENCING!

In this beginner’s class, you will learn basic footwork and blade work and the class will culminate with a class tournament. Offered in partnership with Parkway Fencing Club.

Ages 8–11 Mondays | September 21–October 26 6:30–8 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary

Ages 12–15 Wednesdays | September 23–October 28 6:30–8 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary


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Introduction to baton TwirlingExperience the creativity, fun and excitement of baton twirling!

Learn basic twirling skills in a high energy format. Each student will need to purchase a properly fitted baton. Taught by Community Ed instructor Lisa Bartfeld.

Grades K–5 | Thursdays Session 1: August 27–October 1 Session 2: October 15–November 19 6:30–7:30 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary

$69 | Registration closes one week prior

Cheer FUndamentals Cheer, dance, stunt and tumble! Learn a routine that incorporates hip hop

cheer moves and basic stunting while utilizing the tumbling skills you already know. Perform a short routine for friends and family on the last day! Offered in partnership with Hi-NRG Gymnastics.

Tuesdays | September 1–October 20 Grades K–2 | 6–6:50 p.m. Grades 3–5 | 7–7:50 p.m. Ellisville Elementary


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Preschool Gymnastics Cultivate coordination, agility, strength and balance while

learning fun, new skills. Curriculum includes the use of rings, beams, mats of all shapes and sizes, spring boards, bars and agility-balanced obstacles. Offered in partnership with Hi-NRG Gymnastics.

Ages 3–6 | Thursdays | Sept. 3–Oct. 22 6–6:50 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary


TumblingThis class creates a fun and safe environment to learn tumbling.

All skill levels will be introduced to forward and backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, back bends and walk overs. Your child will achieve results by focusing on correct technique. Offered in partnership with Hi-NRG Gymnastics.

Ages 7–10 | Thursdays | Sept. 3–Oct. 22 7–7:50 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary


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lacrosse Instructional Program back by popular demand!

This program will introduce children to the game of Lacrosse. Each week, players will receive approximately 45 minutes of instructional practice followed by 30 minutes of game play. Come join us and learn the sport, and more importantly, have FUN! Offered in partnership with JUMP BUNCH Sports and fitness for kids.

Grades K–5 | Saturdays | October 3–24 9–10:15 a.m. | Ellisville Elementary


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Indoor Soccer/Futsal leagueFutsal is a unique form of soccer played on a hard court surface that puts emphasis on improvisation, creativity and technique as well as ball control and passing. The league includes five weeks of practices followed by a seven-game schedule (no practices once games begin). Sign up individually or by team. Volunteer coaches are needed.

Grades K–5 | Sundays Practices: Begin November 15 (No practice on Nov. 29, Dec.20–Jan. 3) Games: Begin January 17 Held at various Rockwood facilities

$99 | $109 after October 27 Soccer Shrimps now available for age 3!

This co-ed instructional program introduces children to the basic skills of soccer through fun activities and games. Each week, players receive approximately 25 minutes of instructional practice followed by 25 minutes of game play. Offered in partnership with Soccer Shots as well as volunteer coaches.

Age 3 | Saturdays September 12–October 17 | 10–10:50 a.m. Parents may be required to participate.

Ages 4–5 | Saturdays September 12–October 17 | 9–9:50 a.m.

Kellison, Ridge Meadows or Westridge Elem. $75 | Registration closes August 31


Volunteer coaches are critical to ensuring the ongoing success of many of our sports programs. The number of volunteer coaches determines the number of participants that can be accepted. Coaching resources provided.

Contact 636-891-6644 for more information.

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Sports Sampler Program

Designed to introduce children to games such as Basketball, Soccer, Lacrosse and Golf. The majority of the time will be spent teaching fundamental skills and rules. Players will also experience game-like situations the last 15-20 minutes. This is an excellent opportunity to try out new sports without committing to an entire season. Offered in partnership with JUMP BUNCH Sports and Fitness for Kids.

Grades K–5 | Wednesdays | Sept. 2–Oct. 7 6:15-7:30 p.m. | Fairway Elementary, Gym/Field


Girls Volleyball league now offering games and practices in both Parkway and Rockwood locations!

Looking for an fun way to learn and play volleyball? Players will develop fundamental skills through practices and match competition. The league includes practice times and a ten-game schedule. Sign up by team or individually. Volunteer coaches are needed.

Grades 3–8 Practices: Begin August 24 Matches: Begin September 12 Held at various Parkway & Rockwood facilities

$105 | $115 after August 9

High School Girls Volleyball leagueWant to play a sport you love? Get your friends together or sign up individually and play in this recreational six week league.

Grades 9–12 Saturdays | Sept. 26–Oct. 31 Held at various Rockwood facilities

$89 | $99 after August 23

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Saturday youth Tennis Clinics offered in partnership with Vetta Sports

Red: Ages 5–8 Introduction to basic stroke fundamentals and rules of the game.

9 a.m.–10 a.m.

orange: Ages 10 and under Encourages players to rally while learning the basics of score keeping. Singles and doubles are also introduced.

10 a.m.–11a.m.

Green: Ages 12 and under For more experienced players and an introduction to more strategy based drills.

10 a.m.–11 a.m.

yellow: Ages 13–18 For players with prior tennis experience. Drills are primarily live ball and strategy oriented.

11 a.m.–12 p.m.

Saturdays | September 12–October 17 Lafayette High Tennis Court


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The Rockwood Thunder Volleyball Club is a competitive program and a member of Gateway Region USA Volleyball. Teams compete in local, regional and national tournaments. All coaches are USA Volleyball registered and IMPACT certified. Coaches stress individual skills for player development and values such as teamwork, commitment and sportsmanship. To learn more visit www.rockwoodthundervbc.com.

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Volley TotzAn introductory program for boys and girls, ages 5–7 that focuses on fun, basic volleyball technique, hand-eye coordination, core strength, and agility. A five class session on Wednesdays will be offered in the Winter and in the Spring.

U8 ProgramThis eight class co-ed program focuses on more intensive

technical skill development, footwork, core strength, and agility. Teamwork, discipline and work ethic will be developed through mini-games. The program will participate in scrimmage nights. Curriculum developed by Rockwood Thunder Coach Linus Shyu.

Ages 7–9 | Mondays | Begins January 11 5–6:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle | $155

Online registration begins October 23, 2015 No tryouts will take place for this program.

U9 ProgramThis eight class co-ed program centers on motor skill development, with hand-eye technical skill development, and an introduction to game play. Foundations of teamwork, gamesmanship, and work ethic will be addressed through mini-games and scrimmages. The program will culminate with an in-house tournament. Curriculum developed by Rockwood Thunder Coach Linus Shyu.

Ages 8–9 | Thursdays | Begins January 7 5–6:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle | $170


U10 ProgramThis twelve class program continues to build technical proficiency while emphasizing a progression toward competitive game play. Development of accountability and practice habits will be fulfilled as teams compete in in-house tournaments as well as the regional U10 tournament. Program developed and led by Rockwood Thunder coach Linus Shyu.

Ages 9–10 | November 2–March 20 Session 1: Mondays | 4:45–6:15 p.m. Session 2: Wednesdays | 4:45–6:15 p.m. Session 3: Thursdays | 4:45–6:15 p.m. Crestview Middle | $275


U10–U18 Competitive TeamsA competitive program where teams are formed and divided by age and skill level. Teams compete in multiple tournaments during the season both in and out of state.

Tryout Information boys U15–U18 Sept. 25–27 | Rockwood Admin Annex boys/Girls U10–U14 Oct. 23–25 | Crestview Middle Girls U15–U18 Nov. 20–22 | Crestview Middle

Tryouts are open to all athletes who meet the Gateway age requirements. Tryout times will be determined in early September and posted online. Tryout fee is $15 per player. Pre-register at www.prcommunityed.org.

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Pre-Season Volleyball Skills ClinicsThese pre-season clinics are for boys and girls interested in working on specific skills. Rockwood Thunder coaches will conduct the clinics and work individually with each athlete. Clinics will be held at the Crestview Middle School. (Max 60 per clinic)

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Ages 11 & 12

Clinic date Time FeeAttacking Sept. 6 6–7:30 p.m. $40Defense Sept. 13 6–7:30 p.m. $40Setting Sept. 20 6–7:30 p.m. $40Serving Oct. 14 6–7:30 p.m. $40Serve & Receive Oct. 21 6–7:30 p.m. $40

Ages 13 & 14

Clinic date Time FeeAttacking Sept. 6 7:30–9 p.m. $40Defense Sept. 13 7:30–9 p.m. $40Setting Sept. 20 7:30–9 p.m. $40Serve & Receive Oct. 14 6–7:30 p.m. $40Setters/Middles Oct. 21 7:30–9:30 p.m. $45


Ages 15 & 17

Clinic date Time FeeDefense Nov. 4 6–7:30 p.m. $40Attacking Nov. 18 7:30–9 p.m. $40

Pre-Season Volleyball CampA pre-season camp for boys and girls ages 11–14 who are interested in preparing for Gateway Region club tryouts. This intense two-hour, four-day camp under the leadership of Gretchen Moser, Shane Weber, Linus Shyu, and other Rockwood Thunder Club coaches will provide the type of experience athletes will encounter at club tryouts. Maximum of 100 campers.

Ages 11–14 | October 5–8 7–9 p.m. | Crestview Middle*

$95 | Registration closes October 5 *Schedule details will be provided by September 9

open ClinicsOpen clinics give players the opportunity to practice and work on skills outside of scheduled practices. All open clinics are supervised by Rockwood Thunder coaches and are available throughout the year. Please visit www.rockwoodthundervbc.com for schedule. Open clinics cost $10 per player and are held at Crestview Middle School.

Ages 16 & 18

Clinic date Time FeeDefense Nov. 4 7:30–9 p.m. $40Attacking Nov. 18 6–7:30 p.m. $40



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Adult FencingFencing is both a physically and mentally challenging sport. It combines speed, strength, skill and strategy. This six week beginner’s class will teach you the fundamentals. You will learn basic footwork and blade work and the class will culminate with a class tournament. Offered in partnership with Parkway Fencing Club.

Ages 16+ | Mondays | Sept. 21–Oct. 26 8–9:30 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary

$135 per person | Registration closes Sept. 16

Parent & Child backyard Golf

Golf is a complex and precise physical act requiring regular correct practice to master. Every aspect of playing the game of golf will be demonstrated. Parent and child will learn specific & effective golf practice drills you can use in your backyard to become a better golfer. A mandatory classroom for parents only will be on September 10, 5:30-7 p.m.

Saturdays | Sept. 12–Oct. 3 Grades K–6 | 9–10:30 a.m. Grades 7–12 | 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Creve Coeur Golf Course | $69

Adult Recreational Volleyball leagueGet a group of friends together and spend your Friday evenings playing volleyball. Must register as a team, no individual sign-ups. Teams can have up to 12 individuals on their roster. Spots are limited so sign up early!

Ages 18+ | Fridays | Starts Sept. 11 (10 weeks) 7 or 8:30 p.m. | Selvidge Middle, Gym

$125 per team | Registration closes Sept. 1

Adult Volleyball open PlayDon’t have a team, no problem! Join us and meet new people and play a great game. Register as an individual and get placed on a team each week. Whether you know how to play or not, you will be sure to have fun meeting new people and staying active.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 9–Nov. 11 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Parkway North High

$55 per player | Registration closes Sept. 7

Adult Tennis Clinics This tennis program is divided into appropriate skill levels. At all levels, fundamental stroke technique is developed, live play is emphasized and singles and doubles positioning is evaluated. More experienced players will focus on advanced technical shots and match strategy. Movement and fun are major class components.

Ages 18+ | Saturdays | Sept. 12–Oct. 17 11 a.m.–12 p.m. | Lafayette High Classes will be made up at the end of the session


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learn to Ski/learn to SnowboardWinter fun is just minutes away—right in our own backyard! Get a group of friends and head to Hidden Valley for snow skiing or snowboarding. Program includes two lessons, lift ticket and equipment rental for four nights (helmet rental excluded.) Lessons take place the first two weeks at 6 p.m. All other times are open ski.

Ages 8–Adult | 5–9:30 p.m. | $180 Session 1: Tuesdays | Jan. 26–Feb. 16 Session 2 : Wednesdays | Jan. 27–Feb. 17 Session 3: Thursdays | Jan. 28–Feb. 18

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For current Parkway and Rockwood students

Unleash your imagination while having a great time in E-Hour. Learn a new hobby or skill without making a long term commitment. From art to chess to sports to science and more, there is something for everyone. E-Hour classes are taught by certified teachers and program partners. Classes vary by school. Visit our website for a list of classes at your child’s school.

E-Hour classes meet one day per week for six weeks during the following sessions:

Parkway Session dates: (Session dates will vary by school. Visit our website for specific dates for your child’s school).

Session 1: September 14–October 23 Session 2: October 26–December 11 Session 3: January 19–February 26 Session 4: April 4–May 13

Rockwood Session dates: Session 1: September 14–October 23 Session 2: November 2–December 18 Session 3: January 19–February 26 Session 4: March 28–May 6

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Registration opens August 1. Visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6644 for more information.

A night with the Stars GalaYoung starlets will enjoy walking the red carpet with their “leading man”, past a pool of paparazzi, for a night to remember. Enjoy dancing, games and a photo to take home. Come dressed red carpet ready or comfy casual but be sure to be ready to have a good time! If you sign up before November 7, your daughter will see her name on the walk of stars.

Any Father and Daughter (Grades K-5) Pair Friday, November 13 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Selvidge Middle

Advance (online): $10 per person At the door: $25 per pair; $15 for each additional daughter

* Dad can’t make it? Any father figure is welcome (grandpa, uncle, etc.)

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TutorConnectionTutorConnection connects certified Parkway and Rockwood teachers and professionals with parents who are looking for private, fee-based tutoring for their children at a Parkway or Rockwood location. The focus is to improve students’ knowledge and performance in all subject areas taught through the school curriculum.

Registration: Registration for both districts will open online September 8. View a list of tutors available in both districts by school location, select a tutor who meets your availability, choose a package of tutoring minutes and get started! One-on-one and small group tutoring options are available.

Fee: $49.50 per hour, with a two hour minimum purchased required. Tutoring time can be used in any combination of fifteen minute increments.

Evening driver Education ProgramThis is a full driver education program open to Parkway and Rockwood residents that includes classroom instruction, six hours of drive time and twelve hours of in car observation. Students will receive a certificate for successful completion of this non-credit course.

Age 15 by September 8 Tuesdays & Thursdays | September 8–October 15 6–8 p.m. | Lafayette High School | $385

Age 15 by October 13 Tuesday & Thursdays | October 13–November 19 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Rockwood Summit High | $385

Drive time and in car observation is based on availability of the student and instructor.

drive Time onlyAre you registered in the school year driver education program and looking for behind the wheel instruction and in-car observation? This program provides instructional drive time taught by certified Driver Education teachers. Schedules are flexible and based on the availability of the student and instructor.

Various Rockwood facilities | $49.50 per hour

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Family enrichment

Heartsaver CPR/AEdLearn how to perform CPR for adults and children ages 1 year and up, how to use an automated external defibrillator and how to help with a choking emergency. This is an American Heart Association two year completion card course. Meets general work and volunteer requirements for CPR training with the exception of most healthcare workers. Class taught by AHA instructors from Safety Basics LLC.

Ages 13+ | September 28 6-8:30 p.m. | Parkway West High | $59

Ages 13+ | October 14 6-8:30 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $59

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CPR for Family and Friends Adult and Child Module

Learn how to perform CPR for adults and children one year and up and how to help with a choking emergency. This is an American Heart Association participation level course not certification. Great class for adults or teens who want to learn how to help a family member or friend with a cardiac or breathing emergency. Introductory level course for Scouts. Class taught by AHA instructors from Safety Basics LLC.

Ages 12+ | November 9 6–8 p.m. | Parkway West High | $39

Girls in the Know Speaker SeriesFour week educational speaker series delivered to pre-teen

girls alongside mom or female caregiver. Each week, a one hour session is led by a licensed professional female on the topics of self-esteem, body image, safety and puberty. Offered in partnership with Girls in the Know.

Thursdays | October 29–November 19 7–8 p.m. | Selvidge Middle School $165 per mother/daughter pair

needle Felting is owlsome! In this family friendly class, students will be introduced to

the basics of needle felting and will create their own owl to take home with them. We will be working with needles, so this class may be most suitable for children who have the dexterity to handle sharp objects safely. Taught by Community Ed Instructor Jessie Dockins.

Mondays | October 5–26 | 6–8 p.m. Ellisville Elementary | $25 per person

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CPR for Family and Friends Infant and Child Module

Learn how to perform CPR for infants and children ages newborn through puberty and how to help with a choking emergency. This is an American Heart Association participation level course, not certification. Great class for parents and grandparents who want to learn how to help a baby or child with a breathing or cardiac emergency or for babysitters who don’t need to be certified. Class taught by AHA instructors from Safety Basics LLC.

Ages 12+ | September 30 6–8 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $39




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Registration will be accepted via the following: • Online at www.prcommunityed.org • By mail: Complete form on page 35

let’s CanCome learn the ins and outs of what makes canning so special! We

will be canning pickled green beans then on to a seasonal jam. Bring your friends and sign up for this fun interactive cooking class! Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | September 29 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle

$25 | $12.50 Gold Card/Golden Key Card

Fermented Vegetables one of our most popular classes!

Come see what makes this class so unique and learn the basics on making fermented vegetables. After you complete this class, you will even know how to lacto-ferment. We’ll make sauerkraut, ginger-carrots and onions. Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | October 6 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle


Miso Hungry Ever want to try new foods and a new way to prepare them? Partake

in a demonstration on how to make miso – you’ll take home a small jar to finish fermenting. We’ll be sampling several different types of miso’s. Then it’s off to the kitchen to make miso soup, vegetable dip and so much more! Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | October 20 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle


The KefirsWant to be healthy but not sure where to start? Do you buy your

milk Kefir at the store? Learn how to make your own with no added sugars. Water kefir is a great probiotic soda and an easy way to take your health to the next level. Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | November 10 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle


Cookies and MoreWhat better way to have fun and celebrate the holiday season by

making cookies? We will be making whipped short bread cookies. We will even make savory cookies. Do you know someone who could be on the naughty list? How about giving them some coal cookies. Then it’s off to make a sweet coin cookie and our instructor’s award winning chocolate chocolate cookies. We will finish with a white chocolate bark. Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | December 1 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle


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Kimmswick & The Anheuser MansionVisit historic sites and shop while experiencing something new. We will visit the Mastodon State Historic Site, then travel to the city of Kimmswick to have lunch at the renowned Blue Owl Restaurant and see the town that “time forgot.” Visit shops for antiques, crafts, clothing and holiday items. Finish this exciting trip with a tour of the newly restored Anheuser Mansion.

Ages 18+ | Friday | September 11 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Check in at 8:45 a.m. Parkway Admin Building

$89 | No refunds after August 11

Mark Twain CountryTravel back in time to visit Hannibal, MO and the home of one of the most beloved writers—Mark Twain. We will tour the house of Mark Twain, Becky Thatcher and Huck Finn’s as well as Grant’s Drug store. We will view the 15 original Norman Rockwell paintings and other artifacts in the gallery downtown. We will dine at the Mark Twain Family restaurant and join a trolley to take a tour of Hannibal. If you love history and Tom Sawyer, you don’t want to miss out on this adventure!

Ages 18+ | Wednesday | October 14 8 a.m.–5 p.m. | Check in at 7:45 a.m. Parkway Admin Building

$115 | No refunds after September 14

Pros and Cons (The big House Tour)Visit a historic prison right here in Missouri. We will go “up the river” to Jefferson City to the 1836 Missouri State Prison, which recently opened for tours. We will see the insides of the prison much as they were when the inmates and guards lived there. This tour requires two blocks of walking. Lunch will be at a local favorite, Prison Brews. We will also take a tour of the magnificent State Capital and the Central Dairy. Come join us for this fascinating trip in our state capital!

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | November 10 8 a.m.–5 p.m. | Check in at 7:45 a.m. Parkway Admin Building

$95 | No refunds after October 10

Ambassadors of Harmony & lady of Snows night Trip!

Get ready for the holiday season with this trip that highlights some of the great light displays in our area! Enjoy the highly-acclaimed Ambassadors of Harmony Holiday Concert at Touhill Performing Arts Center with the 157 member barbershop harmony-style group. Then we will head across the river to eat dinner at the “Way of Lights Buffet” at Our Lady of the Snows Shrine. Afterward, we will see their special programming and tour the Shrine’s millions of holiday lights and end the trip with the St. Louis downtown and brewery lights!

Ages 18+ | Saturday | December 12 1–8 p.m. | Check in at 12:45 p.m. Parkway Admin Building

$115 | No refunds after November 11

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Registration will be accepted via the following: • Online at www.prcommunityed.org • By phone at 636-891-6644 • By mail: Complete form on page 35

All tours are led by linda Koenig from Gatway Tours and meet at the Parkway Admin building: 455 n Woods Mill Rd, Chesterfield, Mo 63017. Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply to trips.




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College PlanningA college education can be one of the most important investments you’ll ever make. But the benefits of increased earning power and expanded horizons come at a price—college is expensive! This class will help estimate your cost, review financial aid options and focus on saving strategies. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Monday | October 26 6–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Estate Planning basicsWorried about leaving heirs with a complex estate situation? What should you do now to make sure your wishes are met? This class will help you understand the estate planning process and tools used such as wills, trusts, power of attorney and health care directives. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | September 24 6–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Financial WorkshopUnderstand investing concepts at a level that suits your needs. This workshop is customized by the advisor to discuss financial topics in a classroom setting. You’ll gain a better understanding of the investing tools and strategies you can use to help reach your long-term investment goals. Brought to you by Edward Jones.

Ages 18+ Tuesdays | September 22, 29 & October 6 6–7 p.m. | Crestview Middle


Identity TheftAnyone can be a victim of identity theft. If your identity is used

without your knowledge to commit fraud or other crimes, it can cost you time and money, destroy your credit and ruin your good name. Learn what to look for and how to protect yourself. Presented by Cindy Whitman with Edward Jones and Doug Roberts with the U.S. Secret Service, Department of Homeland Security.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | October 15 6–7 p.m. | Crestview Middle


Investment basicsInvesting is a carefully planned and prepared approach to managing and accumulating money. Managing risk, investment allocation and investment product choices are key components of this class. Taught by financial certified planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | November 12 6-8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Planning for long Term Medical CareAlmost 38% of people age 65 and over are diagnosed with a severe disability and 47% of those aged 85 and older have Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia. If this happens to you, where do you want to receive your care and how are you going pay for it? Come and learn about what government programs will pay for and how it affects your care. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | October 15 6–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High



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Retirement distribution StrategiesRetirees are concerned about running out of money now more than ever before. You will learn about the importance of a sound retirement income plan and strategies that should be considered: Roth IRA conversions; how to avoid double taxation of your IRA’s, 401(k)’s and 403(b) plans; technique to avoid the 701/2 tax trap and how to maximize your retirement income while reducing risk and much more! Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Monday | September 14 6–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Social Security PlanningAs you approach retirement, one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll need to make is when to begin receiving social security benefits. Should you begin receiving a smaller social security benefit early or should you opt to wait until full retirement age or even longer in order to receive a larger benefit? There’s no “one-size-fits-all” answer; when to begin receiving social security benefits depends on your personal circumstances, and there are many variables. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | October 29 6–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Tax-free Investing: It’s not What you Make, It’s What you KeepJoin us to learn how certain investments can deliver tax-free income and possibly keep you in a lower tax bracket. Brought to you by Edward Jones.

Ages 18+ | Tuesday | October 27 6-7 p.m. | Crestview Middle


Woman’s Guide to FinanceCovering such topics as a women’s outlook on retirement,

defining your legacy: an estate considerations workshop and five money questions focused on a woman’s unique financial circumstances. Brought to you by Edward Jones.

Ages 18+

Tuesday | October 20 6–7 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Saturday | November 14 10–11 a.m. | Ellisville Elementary

Wednesday | November 18 10–11 a.m. | Ellisville Elementary


What Happens When the Paycheck Stops

Designing your retirement income strategy, building your investment

income foundation to manage your income in retirement and factors that may adversely affect savings. Brought to you by Edward Jones.

Ages 18+

Wednesday | September 16 10–11 a.m. | Ellisville Elementary

Tuesday | December 8 7–8 p.m. | Crestview Middle


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MeditationToo stressed or too happy to meditate? It’s good for everyone

and may decrease stress, reduce anxiety, slow body mechanisms, increase focus and develop a relaxed attitude through increased awareness. Utilizing breathing techniques, we will cover the basic steps to mindfulness meditation in the tradition of the Himalayas. Offered in partnership with Fitness With A Twist: taught by Iyengar Certified, RYT, S. Womack, Ph.D.

Ages 18+ Wednesdays | September 23–October 28 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle

$59 | Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply

Slim and TrimSlim and Trim your way to better health! Class includes exercises to firm and tone muscles, light aerobic for burning calories and improving the cardiovascular system and stretching for increasing flexibility while releasing body tensions. Bring 1-3 pound handheld weights to class based on your ability. Taught by Community Ed instructor Joyce Weinstock.

Ages 18+

Wednesdays | September 16–November 18 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle


SlimnasticsDo you want to look younger, improve general conditioning and feel slim and trim? Sign up for Tuesdays and Thursdays or both! Taught by Community Ed Instructor Cookie Hollander.

Ages 18+ | Sept. 15–Nov. 19 | 10–11 a.m. Creve Couer Government Center

Tuesdays and Thursdays $90 | $45 Gold Card/Golden Key Card

Only Tuesdays or Only Thursdays $45 | $22.50 Gold Card/Golden Key Card

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Practicing HappinessWant to feel happier? Explore happiness-boosting themes and

learn related happiness practices that are simple, powerful, and research-supported. Between classes, we will practice these techniques in real life then share experiences as desired at the next class. Happiness themes include gratitude, mindfulness, optimism, and more. Taught by Community Ed instructor Dr. Tawni Hoegland.

Tuesdays | October 13–November 10 10–11:30 a.m. | Ellisville Elementary

$69 | $34.50 Gold Card/Golden Key

Fitness KickboxingLooking for some activity to get through the day? In this

class, you will have an incredible full body workout that incorporates cardio, strength training, and toning by using calisthenics, pad hitting drills, conditioning drills, and weight training. You will also learn proper technique in this class. Gather your friends and join us for this fun fitness day class! Offered in partnership with Team Z MMA.

Tuesdays & Thursdays Sept. 29–Nov. 19 | 11 a.m.–12 p.m. Ellisville Elementary | $105 Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply

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Stretching and FlexibilityThis class is designed to increase flexibility to make everyday chores easier. The more flexibility you have the easier everyday tasks become. Each person will work at his or her own pace and progress at a speed comfortable for them. Within a few weeks you will see the difference stretching can have on the daily course of your life and overall health. Taught by Community Ed instructor Julie Williams.

Ages 18+

Tuesdays | September 15–November 24 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle

Thursdays | September 17–November 19 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High


beginning yogaYoga benefits those of all ages. Disengage from stress and chaotic schedules to find time for yourself. Yoga is a serious way to stay fit – improving flexibility, strength and balance. Benefits of yoga include reducing stress and enhancing mental clarity and awareness through the body-breath-mind connection. Bring a yoga mat, two blocks and a blanket and experience the gift of yoga. Offered in partnership with Fitness With A Twist: taught by Iyengar Certified, RYT, S. Womack, Ph.D.

Ages 18+ Thursdays | September 17–October 29 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High



beginning Tai ChiIn this class you will learn basic Tai Chi movements and the first part of the Yang style 24 form. The practice of Tai Chi has been shown to improve muscle strength, flexibility and balance as well as reduce stress. For this low impact class, wear comfortable clothing and flat shoes. Taught by Community Ed Instructor Wendy Richards.

Ages 18+

Mondays | September 21–November 30 6:25–7:25 p.m. | Parkway West High

Thursdays | September 24–December 3 5:25–6:25 p.m. | Selvidge Middle


Continuing Tai ChiFor students who have taken the beginning Tai Chi class, we continue to explore the gentle movements through focus on learning the Modified Yang 24 Form. Taught by Community Ed instructor Wendy Richards.

Ages 18+

Mondays | September 21–November 30 7:30–8:30 p.m. | Parkway West High

Thursdays | September 24–December 3 6:30–7:30 p.m. | Selvidge Middle


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Continuing yogaFor anyone with prior yoga experience. This class will continue to build your skills to increase flexibility, strength, balance and awareness while calming your mind through breathing techniques. Bring a yoga mat, two blocks and a blanket. Offered in partnership with Fitness With A Twist: taught by Iyengar Certified, RYT, S. Womack, Ph.D.

Ages 18+

Mondays | 7–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High Session 1: September 14 – October 26 No class October 12 Session 2: November 9 – December 14


Partner yogaCome to class with a friend or family member to explore the fun and benefits of “partner” yoga. Yoga poses will be done with your partner to increase flexibility, strength and balance. No prior yoga experience required. Bring a yoga mat and a blanket. Offered in partnership with Fitness With A Twist: taught by Iyengar Certified, RYT, S. Womack, Ph.D.

Ages 18+ Thursdays | November 5–December 3 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High No class November 26


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Zumba is the exercise craze that combines aerobic workout, high energy and motivating music with fun Latin dance steps and rhythms. This effective, high calorie burning workout is fun, easy to follow and requires no prior dance experience. Zumba is a fun way to strengthen muscles, promote weight loss or just cut loose and have fun. Both men and women are welcome to come and try this energetic exercise sensation. Taught by Community Ed instructor Julie Williams.

Ages 18+ Tuesdays | September 15–November 24 8–9 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle

Thursdays | September 17–November 19 8–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High




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Parlez-Vous French?

In this fun, interactive class students will develop communicative skills in French, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing and is intended for students with no previous French experience. Gather your friends and learn something new! De vous y voir! Taught by Community Ed instructor Mary Beth Schwartz.

Ages 18+ Tuesdays | September 15–November 3 7–8:30 p.m. | Crestview Middle


Intro to better living with TechnologyIn today’s world, technology can be overwhelming. Come join this class and gain a basic understanding of how technology can be fun while it enriches and simplifies our lives. We’ll explore how to problem solve, research purchases, plan vacations, do on-line banking, engage with social media, pursue our hobbies and more. Don’t be intimidated by technology, come see what the buzz is all about! Taught by Rockwood technology teacher Trina Priese.

Ages 18+ Tuesdays | October 27–November 17 6–7:30 p.m. | Rockwood Summit High


Where do I Start? Microsoft office for beginnersThis class offers basic information for beginners or those who need a refresher on these applications. Microsoft Office is powerful software to help you earn a degree, tell a story, create a business plan, budget, sell a product or delight your friends and family. Learn the basics of Word, Excel, Publisher and PowerPoint. Taught Rockwood technology teacher Trina Priese.

Ages 18+ Tuesdays | September 15–October 20 6–7:30 p.m. | Rockwood Summit High


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Parkway Golden Key Card & Rockwood Gold Card

GoldEn KEy MEMbER

The Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Card are free to district residents age 60

and older and provide discounted fees for qualifying Community Ed programs, as well as free-or-reduced admission to select show and performances. See page 45 for details.




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Practical Math for the WorkplaceFor anyone interested in acquiring the skills needed to understand and perform common business activities such as payroll, banking, invoicing, and purchasing.

September 8–October 2 | $145

How to Setup, Protect, and Maintain your Windows 8 PCEver wonder how some people never seem to have any issues with their Windows PC? Learn the minimum hardware requirements for today’s software and operating systems and how to choose the right hardware configuration. Learn how to install, set up and keep your PC safe with the latest Windows 8 Operating system and desired software.


Cyber Security for ManagersLearn how to practice safer computing. Designed for non-technical managers, directors and others in the work place, you will find out about threats and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common attacks, viruses, malware and spyware, disaster recover planning, Intrusion Detection/Prevention, basic security architecture, introductory forensics, and cyber terrorism.

October 5–30 | $245

A Parent’s Guide to the IEPParental advocacy is essential for school success. Find out what an Individual Educational Program or Plan (IEP) is. Understand these rights and learn how to assure your child is receiving the accommodation she or he needs.

August 4–28 or November 2–27 | $145

Gender in the ClassroomHelp your son or daughter learn more, and succeed more, in school. Discover how males and females learn differently. Take away tips for helping your daughter and/or son learn more, and tips to help him and/or her succeed more in school. You’ll also discover something new about how you learn too!

October 5–30 | $145

Parenting Gifted ChildrenRaising gifted children in a traditional educational environment can present unique challenges. Learn how to accommodate your children’s academic and social-emotional needs both at home and school.


other online Class Topics Include:• Business & Business Communication • Career Skills • Health • LEED Green Workplace • Management • New Media Marketing • Social Media • Training and Education

Online classes at your own pace, on your schedule. Taught by professionals in their industry and college professors. Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply.





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Alternative orchestra This is not your typical orchestra, as we play contemporary music from the Beatles to Coldplay, television, films and more! Join us and have fun while playing music and learning a different sound. Rehearsals begin October 27 at Parkway West High School from 4–5:30 p.m. Attendance at rehearsal is mandatory.

Auditions Auditions October 12 and 13 at Parkway West High School. To schedule an audition, visit www.prcommunityed.org and and fill out the form on the Visual and Performing Arts page.

$175 | Payable after acceptance into program

Intermediate Honor orchestraA premier orchestra for students in grades 4–8 wishing to further their music education. Rehearsals begin October 6 at Eureka High School from 4–5:30 p.m. Attendance at rehearsal is mandatory.

Auditions Auditions October 5 and 6 at Eureka High School. To schedule an audition, visit www.prcommunityed.org and and fill out the form on the Visual and Performing Arts page.

$175 | Payable after acceptance into program

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ballroom, latin and a little bit of SwingHave a passion for dance and want to look like a professional? Want to learn something new with your significant other? Come join in the fun and learn new dances in this interactive dance class. Taught by Community Ed instructors Brian and Joan Lashley.

Ages 18+ | Mondays | Sept. 14–Nov. 30 7:30–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High

$45 per person Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply

learn the HarmonicaThe harmonica is a fun and easy musical instrument to learn. In just three sessions you will be able to play dozens of folk and camp fire songs. Come join us in this fun class and start your journey to learn something new! Students will also receive a harmonica and book. Taught by Community Ed instructor Herb Huebner.

Ages 18+

Mondays | September 14–28 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High

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Just onCE Guitar for busy PeopleIn just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. Bring your acoustic guitar. Offered in partnership with Aaron Latina.

Ages 18+

Monday | September 21 6–9 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Thursday | September 24 6–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Just onCE Piano for busy People

You will learn all the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session—any song any style, any key. If you can find middle C and know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you already know enough to register. Offered in partnership with Aaron Latina.

Ages 18+

Monday | October 19 6–9 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Thursday | October 22 6–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High


Photography StudioLove photography but need a little help from the pros? Learn the basics of photography and tips and tricks used by professionals to make your portraits, selfies and pictures look great! You will also learn the basics of photo editing. Whether you have a lot of photography skills or just want to spark an interest, this class is for you. Taught by Rockwood art teacher Jeff Sass.

Ages 18+ | Mondays | Sept. 14–Oct. 12 6–7:30 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle


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beginning CalligraphyDid you know that calligraphy means beautiful writing? We will learn techniques to create beautiful artistic lettering us uncial (Celtic), one of the easiest to learn among the classic lettering styles. Taught by Community Ed instructor Cheryl Tefft.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 16–Nov. 18 6–8 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle


Continuing Calligraphy In addition to learning more advanced techniques and materials, you will be studying italic, one of the most popular and versatile among the classic lettering styles—a particular favorite for addressing envelopes. Taught by Community Ed instructor Cheryl Tefft.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 16–Nov. 18 7–9 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle


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Watercolor basics Unleash your creativity as we focus on the beginning fundamentals of working with watercolor. Sketch out your painting and begin using blending, wet on wet, dry brush and many other techniques. Ever want to try something new, then sign up today! Taught by Community Ed instructor Terry Neal.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 16–Oct. 14 10 a.m.–12 p.m. | Ellisville Elementary

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Girl Scout overnight Program

We are excited to offer our popular Girl Scout overnight program again this fall and winter! Join us for an exciting weekend of badges, s’mores and crafts at the Outdoor Education Center! Troops will work on completing two badges and will all share songs, skits and stories at the campfire! Troops will be housed together in a heated cabin and hot meals will be provided in the Dining Hall. Gather your troop and get ready to explore Babler State Park!

brownies overnight Badges: Letterboxing and Senses December 4–5 | $45 per scout/$25 per adult

Juniors overnight Badges: Camper and Geocacher December 11–12 | $45 per scout/$25 per adult

Calling all Cadettes: If your troop is interested in helping us plan, prepare and execute our Brownie or Junior overnight program, please call our office at 636-458-3048.

Scout overnight Registration Registration begins online Aug. 31 at 9 a.m. Troop leaders/representatives can register online. A deposit of $25 is due at the time of registration and reserves one cabin sleeping a maximum of 18 people. If your troop requires more than 18 beds, you must make two separate reservations. A minimum of six scouts and 1 adult is required to make a reservation. Please contact a member of the OEC staff with questions at 636-458-3048. Register early, this program sells out fast!

Scout badge opportunitiesThe Babler Outdoor Education Center offers badge programs by appointment for Girl Scouts and Cub Scouts. There are a variety of environmental education, outdoor skill and craft programs to choose from. All programs are completely customizable and new programs can be created to fit your troop’s needs. Appointments are set on a first come, first serve basis and availability depends on the Outdoor Education Center schedule. Download a list of programs from our website or call us to create your own program.

Cub Scouts Tiger : 1 hr | $5 Wolf: 1.25 hr | $6 Bear: 1.5 hr | $8 Weblos: 2 hr | $10 Belt Loop & Pin: 2 hr | $10

GPS Trick or Treat - All nEW!Are you ready for some spooky family fun? Bring the family to Babler State Park for a trick or treat

event unlike any other. Families will work together with a GPS unit to find trick or treat locations around the Babler OEC facility. Each location will have a costumed helper handing out candy and asking for jokes. No previous experience is necessary. One GPS unit will be available for each family in attendance and instructions will be provided. Grab a costume and your sense of adventure and join us for this one of a kind family event!

All Ages | October 25 | 1–4 p.m. Babler Outdoor Education Center

$15 per adult/child pair $3 per additional family member

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Girl Scouts Brownies: 1.5 hr | $8 Juniors: 2 hr | $10 Cadettes: 2 hr | $10

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ozark Rocks A parent/child overnight trip opportunity for fourth grade families

Explore unique features that make the Ozark Mountain region a national treasure while making memories with your child that will last a lifetime. Join us as we hike through Elephant Rocks State Park, participate in a program at Johnson Shut-Ins, investigate the St. Francis River at Millstream Gardens, enjoy a campfire with s’mores followed by a night hike at Sherwood Forest Camp. You have a choice between tent camping or sleeping in a shared cabin.

October 3–4, 2015 | $299 per parent/child pair

Fee includes all supplies, equipment (excluding tent rental, if applicable), activities, transportation by charter bus and meals.

Smoky Mountain Adventure For Current Fifth Grade Rockwood Students

Travel to the Great Smoky Mountains for an adventure-packed four days exploring the wilderness, searching for wildlife, learning about the environment & developing leadership skills.

Smoky Mountains Adventure Trip dates:

March 4–7, 2016 (bus departs evening of Mar. 3) Geggie, Kehrs Mill, Pond, Westridge

April 1–4, 2016 (bus departs evening of Mar. 31) Fairway, Ridge Meadows, Wild Horse

April 8–11, 2016 (bus departs evening of April 7) Ballwin, Bowles, Uthoff Valley, Woerther

May 13–16, 2016 (bus departs evening of May 12) Blevins, Chesterfield, Eureka, Green Pines

May 20–23, 2016 (bus departs evening of May 19) Babler, Ellisville, Kellison, Stanton

$515 | A $135 deposit is due at registration.

Join us as we set off to explore science and nature across the country with students,

teachers and staff.

Parent Information Meetings Join us for an optional meeting to learn more about the trips, meet some of the trip staff and get answers to your questions. Pick the meeting date and location that fits your schedule!

September 30 | Rockwood Admin Annex october 12 | Crestview Middle Theater 6 p.m. | Smoky Mountains Adventure 7:30 p.m. | Teton Trek, Great Lakes Voyage, Northern Tracks & Yellowstone Adventure

Visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6644 for more information.

RegistrationRegistration for all Trek and Travel trips is on a first-come, first-served basis beginning October 24 at 9 a.m. Register online at www.prcommunityed.org or in-person at the Community Education Office at Ellisville Elementary, 1401 Froesel Dr, Ellisville, 63011

Fee assistance: Limited fee assistance may be available to those who qualify. Contact Jennifer Ritter at 636-891-6645 or [email protected] for more information.



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Great lakes Voyage For students currently in grades 6–8

Travel to the North Shore of Lake Superior and get ready for canoing, hiking, rock climbing, competitive orienteering and zipping through the trees on the challenge courses. Take a tour of Split Rock Light House and go flying downhill on an Alpine Coaster. Take a step back in history and discover how Voyageurs made a living in the North Woods.

July 17–23, 2016 | $630

A $130 deposit is due at time of registration.

Teton Trek For students currently in grades 6–8 Travel to Jackson, Wyoming as we explore Grand Teton National Park and put our science skills in action while learning about glacial ecology, fire ecology and animal adaptations and behavior in one of the most biologically diverse and geologically unique areas of the country. Hike and explore high into the Teton Mountain range and investigate the valley floor. They will discover the importance of fire to the region and strengthen their canoing skills on the String Lake.

June 18–25, 2016 | $995


northern Tracks: High School Spring break!

Travel to Northern Minnesota and learn how people thrive in such a cold climate while trying thrilling winter sports like cross country skiing, snowshoeing and ice-fishing! Challenge yourself on one of their challenge courses or indoor climbing wall. Discover what’s alive under the ice and discuss where our food comes from. Unearth the Ojibwa tribe and their influence on the Northern Great Lakes region. Travel to the Great Lakes Aquarium for a behind the scenes tour and then visit Spirit Mountain for Alpine Coasters, snow tubing and zip lines!

March 13–19, 2016 | $730 A $130 deposit is due at time of registration.

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yellowstone Adventure For students currently in grades 6–8

Travel to Yellowstone National Park for an exciting week of camping and exploration as we get up close and personal with the park and its inhabitants. Learn about the unique geothermal system within Yellowstone, track the Druid Wolf pack living within the park, learn valuable camping skills and more in this trip of a lifetime.

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SwimAmerica is a state-of-the-art, learn to swim program developed by the American Swim Coaches Association that is goal driven and technique oriented. All instructors are trained and certified by the SwimAmerica site supervisors.

SwimAmerica is taught in ten stations. Each new student will be evaluated and placed in the station that best suits their ability. Proper techniques are emphasized, with attention given to correct body position, movement of arms and legs, breathing and timing of the strokes. Students can advance levels at any time based on their ability. In all stations, students will focus on safety, fitness, health and fun.

After station ten of the SwimAmerica program, the student will be able to swim 300 yards of freestyle and be proficient in all four Olympic Strokes: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. They will also have the skills necessary to join the Rockwood Swim Club.

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SwimAmerica is a learn-to-swim program for ages six months to adult.

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Parent/Child & Preschool ProgramsThe Parent/Child swim classes are designed to have parents in the pool with their child ages 6 months to 2 years where the child will learn through the use of songs and games. The Preschool program is designed to teach 3–5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. Proper breathing, front/back float, and kicking techniques will be taught. See page 29–30 for schedule.

Private lessonsFor all ages of swimmers who feel they will progress faster with one-on-one instruction. See page 29–30 for schedule.

Pre-Competitive Swim TeamPerfect for the swimmer who does not have the time or desire to commit to a competitive program but wants to learn more than lessons.

Qualifications: 50 yards freestyle, 25 yards backstroke and have an idea of how to swim breaststroke and butterfly; or be in station 8 or higher in SwimAmerica.

M & W | 7:30–8:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle T & Th | 7:30–8:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Session 1: August 24–October 29 | $175 Session 3: November 2–December 10 | $90 Session 4: January 5–March 10 | $175

Community Ed offers two learn-to-swim programs, SwimAmerica in Rockwood and Parkway Swim School. Both programs are open to all residents of the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts.


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Rockwood Summit High School | Group Lessons day AM Times Class FeeSaturday 9:15–9:45 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Saturday 9:15–9:55 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Saturday 10–10:40 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*

day PM Times Class FeeMonday 6–6:30 p.m. Preschool $52/$65*Monday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Wednesday 6–6:30 p.m. Preschool $52/$65*Wednesday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Wednesday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*

Rockwood Summit High School | Private Lessons days AM Times Class FeeSaturday 10:40–11:05 a.m. Private Lesson $84/$105

*Prices vary based on number of lessons: 4 lessons ($84) and 5 lessons ($105).

*Prices vary based on number of lessons: 3 weeks ($39), 4 weeks ($52), and 5 weeks ($65).

All weekday classes meet one day per week on the same day each week.

Session 1: August 24–September 26 No class September 7

Session 2: September 28–October 31 No class October 3 & 7 (Summit Only)

Session 3: November 2–December 12 No class November 23–28

Session 4: January 5–February 6 No class January 13 (Summit Only)

There will be no make-ups or refunds if you are unable to attend a class.

Summer Programs Still Available!

Ages SwimAmerica class age ranges: Parent/Child: Ages 2 & under Preschool: Ages 3–5 SwimAmerica: Ages 4 & up Private lessons: All ages


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Crestview Middle School | Private Lessons days AM Times Class FeeFriday 6–6:25 p.m. Private Lessons $105Friday 6:30–6:55 p.m. Private Lessons $105Friday 7–7:25 p.m. Private Lessons $105Saturday 11:45 a.m.–12: 10 p.m. Private Lessons $105Saturday 12:15–12:40 p.m. Private Lessons $105

Crestview Middle School | Group Lessons day AM Times Class FeeMonday 9:30–10 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Monday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Tuesday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $65Tuesday 10:30–11 a.m. Preschool $65Wednesday 9:30–10 a.m. Parent/Child $65Wednesday 9:30–10 a.m. Preschool $65Wednesday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $65Thursday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $65Thursday 10:30–11 a.m. Preschool $65Saturday 8:55–9:25 a.m. Parent/Child $65Saturday 8:55–9:25 a.m. Preschool $65Saturday 9:30–10:10 a.m. SwimAmerica $65Saturday 10:15–10:55 a.m. SwimAmerica $65Saturday 11–11:40 a.m. SwimAmerica $65

day PM Times Class FeeMonday 4:30–5 p.m. Preschool $52/$65*Monday 4:30–5:10 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 5:15–5:55 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Tuesday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Tuesday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 4:30–5 p.m. Preschool $65Wednesday 4:30–5:10 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 5:15–5:55 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Thursday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Thursday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $65

Register at www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6644 for more information.

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*Prices vary based on number of lessons: 4 weeks ($52) and 5 weeks ($65).



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These groups are for those swimmers looking to grow, learn and have fun in the sport of swimming, while possibly preparing for a more successful summer league and/or High School swim season. Additionally, the Parkway Prep groups are non-competitive, with the exception of any racing done in practice situations.

Prep groups are for those swimmers who can swim 25 yards in all 4 strokes in a legal fashion. You must have an evaluation to join a prep group, please email Coach Andy Ripp for an evaluation at [email protected]

Prep Groups at Parkway West High

Advanced Prep Ages 9–12 | T & TH | 7:30-8:15 p.m.

Age Prep Ages 8–12 | T & TH | 7:30-8:15 p.m.

Prep Groups at Pattonville High

Senior Prep Ages 13–18 | M–TH | 7:30–8:30 p.m.

Advanced Prep Ages 9–12 | T & TH | 6:15–7 p.m.

Age Prep Ages 8–12 | T & TH | 5:30–6:15 p.m.

Session 1: August 24–September 24 Session 2: October 5–November 5 Session 3 November 11–December 17

PArkWAy sWim sChOOL

At the Parkway Swim School your child ages 4–9 will learn to swim with proper stroke mechanics from our experienced coaching staff. Coaches will be in the water engaged with your child with hands on technique based instruction. Children enrolled in the Swim School can begin at any level, and these levels range from the most novice swimmer to those who need to be legally proficient in the four competitive strokes.

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Session 1 August 24–September 28Monday & Wednesday | Parkway West High Tuesday & Thursday | Parkway South High

Session 2 October 5– November 5Monday & Wednesday | Parkway West High Tuesday & Thursday | Parkway South High

Session 3 November 11–December 17Monday & Wednesday | Parkway West High Tuesday & Thursday | Parkway South High

For class times and fees, visit www.pkwy.org or call 314-415-6939 for more information.

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PArkWAy sWim CLuB

The Parkway Swim Club has a storied tradition that extends over a span of 40 years and includes Hall of Fame coaches and Olympic athletes. We at PKWY strive to provide

swimmers of all ages, through training and guidance, the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to formulate and attain their goals. PKWY is committed to establishing a supportive environment for swimmers of all levels of ability. Each swimmer is an important team member and will be provided with the opportunity to develop self-confidence, discipline and many other skills that will be useful for the rest of their lives both in and out of the pool.

We train and compete in an atmosphere of fun, friendship and team spirit while further building Parkway Swim Club’s tradition of excellence. With over 100 years of combined coaching experience, the PKWY coaching staff prides itself on creating the most exciting, inspiring and fun place for swimmers to grow and develop. Our motto “We Do Big Things” is a testament to our goal to reach our full promise as a team through the collective success of our individuals.

Community Ed offers two competitive swim programs. Both programs are open to all residents of the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts.

Athlete development: Parkway Swim Club uses a “progressive” program designed to develop the child physically, mentally and emotionally in a systematic fashion and over a long period of time. A well-defined, long term approach of gradually increasing levels of commitment has been proven to be essential to long-term development in the sport of swimming. The emphasis in the early stages of participation is placed on developing technical skills and a love for the sport. In the later years, a more demanding physical and psychological challenge is introduced to the training program.

Group Placement: Group placement is determined by a swimmer’s age, ability level, commitment level and personal goals. Group placement is at the discretion of the Parkway Swim Club professional coaching staff and is determined following a team tryout.

Team Tryouts: All prospective members must complete a team tryout to allow for appropriate group placement. Please visit our website at www.pkwy.org or call 314-415-4900 for more information. Visit www.pkwy.org or call

314-415-6939 for more information.

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Rockwood Swim Club is founded on the belief that competitive swimming offers an exciting, worthwhile experience in a

young person’s life. Under the leadership of Todd Gabel and with nearly 300 swimmers, RCSA is continually ranked in the top 5% of swim clubs in the nation. Whether you are looking to swim for a club full time, continue swimming after summer league, prepare for high school competition or to train for college scholarships, RSCA provides swimming programs for athletes of all abilities.

Qualifications: Swimmers need to be able to swim at least 300 yards and a legal 100 Individual Medley to try out.

Group Placement: All new swimmers need to attend a swimming placement session at one of the times listed below in order to be placed in an appropriate swim club group.

July 21 | 6–7 p.m. | Lafayette High August 25 | 7–8 p.m. | Lafayette High August 26 | 6–7 p.m. | Rockwood Summit High October 26 & 27 | 7:30 p.m. | Crestview Middle December 7 & 8 | 7:30 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Fees: A USA membership, administration, program enhancement and swim meet fees are in addition to the monthly club fees and are the responsibility of the swimmer.

Introduction to Swim ClubInterested in seeing if the Rockwood Swim Club is right for you? Join us for this preview program and receive expert coaching, pre-season training and group placement. Attend daily or a minimum of three days per week.

Grades K–12 | Monday–Thursday | Aug. 17–27 6–7 p.m. | Lafayette High School | $99


High School PrepThis program is for high school swimmers that want a tune-up before the high school season. The program focuses on endurance, starts and turns and all the things important to high school swimming. Practices will be three days per week for 1.5 hours in the evenings.

Grades 9–12 | September 10–November 7 Monday & Thursday | 7–8:30 p.m. Saturday | 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Marquette High | $249


Recognition Award

rOCkWOOd sWim CLuB

The Rockwood Swim Club has been recognized as a 2015 Bronze Medal Club. The USA Swimming

Club Excellence Program identifies and recognizes swim clubs for their commitment to performance excellence.

Visit www.rockwoodswim.org or call 636-891-6644 for more information.




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Adult Aquatics

Adult Master/ lap Fitness SwimmingTry our coached master swim program or do your own workout. All swimming abilities and fitness levels are welcome. Workouts will be given to help adults who still compete, former swimmers, or triathletes looking to improve.

Ages 18+

Monday–Saturday 5–6:30 a.m. | Marquette High

Monday–Friday 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Daily: $5 per visit (payable at pool) Monthly (unlimited swims): $80 Monthly rate begins the first of each month Session (unlimited swims): $160 Session runs September 1 through December 31 No pre-registration required.

Adult beginner Swim lessonsThis class is for the true beginner age 19 and up. Taught in a small group setting, you will learn to float, kick, swim and be safe in the water. More advanced swimmers can attend the adult master swim program.

All Sessions | Saturdays | 8–8:40 a.m. Crestview Middle | $65

Weekly drop-in: $15 Payable at pool with no registration required

AduLt sWimmiNg PrOgrAms

This low impact workout challenges those who want to get in shape. It incorporates low cardio, muscle toning, strengthening and balance work. Deep water and shallow water classes meet two times per week.

Mondays & Wednesdays | Crestview Middle 8:30–9:15 a.m. | Shallow Water

Tuesdays & Thursdays | Crestview Middle 8–8:45 a.m. | Shallow Water 9–9:45 a.m. | Deep Water

Session 1: August 24–December 17 | $160 No class Sept. 7 and Nov. 23–26 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $80

Session 2: January 4–May 19 | $190 No class March 14–17 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $95

Register online or by mail with the form on page 35. Please call 636-891-6644 for more information.

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The Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Card are free to district residents age 60 and older

and provide discounted fees for qualifying Community Ed programs, as well as free-or-reduced admission to select show and performances. See page 45 for details.

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Adult Program registration FormParticipant 1 Information

Participant 1:

Birth Date: Gender: o Male o Female

Email:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Phone:

Parkway Golden Key Card Number:

Rockwood Gold Card Holder: o Yes o No

Program Registration

Program Name:

Location:

Program Name:

Location:

Participant 2 Information

Participant 2:

Birth Date: Gender: o Male o Female

Email:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Phone:

Parkway Golden Key Card Number:

Rockwood Gold Card Holder: o Yes o No

Program Registration

Program Name:

Location:

Program Name:

Location:

Participation Waiver In return for being accepted into a program offered by the Parkway-Rockwood Community Education Department, (“the Program”), I:1. Acknowledge that I understand the nature of the Program, and that I am qualified and in proper physical

condition to participate in the Program. I further agree that if at any time I believe conditions to be unsafe with respect to my physical condition, the equipment, or facilities, I will immediately discontinue participation in the Program.

2. Further acknowledge that the program involves the risk of serious bodily injury (including the possibility of permanent disability, paralysis, or death), which may be caused by (a) my own actions or inactions, (b) the actions or inactions of others participating in the Program, (c) the condition of the equipment and/or facilities at which the Program is located, or (d) the actions or inactions of the entities and persons identified below; and I fully accept and assume all such risk and all responsibility for losses, costs, and damages I may incur as a result of my participation in the Program.

3. Accordingly, I hereby release the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts, together with their directors, officers, employees, volunteers, and agents from all liability, claims, demands, losses, or damages arising out of my participation in the Program; and I further agree that if, despite this release and waiver of liability agreement I, or anyone on my behalf, makes a claim released in this agreement, I will indemnify and hold harmless each entity and person released herein from any and all litigation expenses, attorney fees, loss, liability, damage, or cost they may incur as the result of such claim.

4. Acknowledge that from time to time, Community Ed employee/designee may photograph or videotape myself while I am involved in a Community Education program or activity. These photographs or videotape will solely be used by Community Ed for the promotion and marketing of district programs/activities and will not be sold.

I have read this agreement, fully understand its terms, and have voluntarily entered into this agreement of my own free will based only upon the terms and conditions included herein.

Participant 1 Signature: Date:

Participant 2 Signature: Date:

Payment Information

Total Fee: $

Payment Method: o Cash o Check (make payable to Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed)

o Credit Card (MasterCard, Visa or Discover): Card Number: Exp Date:

Mail form and payment to: Community Ed, 1401 Froesel Drive, Ellisville, MO 63011



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Adult education & LiteracyABOut AeL

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The Missouri Adult Education and Literacy

(AEL) Program provides assistance that helps Missouri adults get the basic skills they need to be productive workers, family members, and citizens. All teachers hold Missouri Adult Education certification.

Parkway Area AEl | 314-415-4940 www.parkwayschools.net

Rockwood Area AEl | 636-891-6644 www.prcommunityed.org

CLAss LOCAtiONs

daniel boone library, lower level 300 Clarkson Road, Ellisville 63011

Crestview Middle School 16025 Clayton Road, Ellisville 63011

Rockwood Summit High School 1780 Hawkins Road, Fenton 63026

St. John, Cornerstone Center 15800 Manchester Road, Ellisville 63011

Rockwood Area Class ScheduleAll classes for the fall 2015 session begin the week of September 8 and run through December 18. There are no classes the week of November 23. Class Instruction is individualized. Students must attend a registration session before beginning classes. No appointment is necessary.

The online classroom lets you communicate with instructors at your convenience as well as giving you unlimited study resources on the Internet. You can study according to your schedule, day or night. Classes are free to Missouri residents 17 years of age and older. Visit us at www.Molearns.com or call 636-891-6644.

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CONtACt iNFOrmAtiON

Our Adult Education classes help students enhance basic reading, writing, and math skills in preparation for high school equivalency (HSE/GED) along with college and career readiness.

Classes focus on: • Basic educational skills • Remedial preparation for college coursework

All classes are FREE and open to Missouri residents! Students must be 17 or older and not enrolled in high school. Sixteen year olds may also attend but must have earned 16 high school credits to be eligible for classes. High school or high school equivalency (GED) graduates may also attend for college or career readiness skills.

• Skills needed to return to the workforce • Skills needed to advance in the workforce

day Time location Registration dates

EllisvilleM & Th 9:30 a.m.–12 p.m. Daniel Boone Library, Lower Level Tuesdays at St. John at 9 a.m.

T & Th 6–8:30 p.m. Crestview Middle School, Room 110 Sept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 3 or Dec. 1

FentonT & Th 6–8:30 p.m. Rockwood Summit High, Room 110 Sept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 3 or Dec. 1

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Adult education & Literacy

Start at your own level and work at your own pace. before beginning any class you must call 314-415-4940 for orientation days and times.

Parkway Area Class Schedule

day Time location Enrollment begins

brentwoodM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. MERS-Goodwill Center August 17

bridgeton M–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Faith Baptist Church August 17

Creve CoeurM–Th 1–4 p.m. Fern Ridge High School August 17

FlorissantM–W 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Trinity Mt. Carmel Baptist Church August 17M & W 5:30–8:30 p.m. Christ the King United Church of Christ August 17T & TH 5:30–8:30 p.m. Hazelwood Central High School August 18

HazelwoodM–F 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Hazelwood Doors to Success (Ages 17–23) August 17M–F 1–4 p.m. Hazelwood Doors to Success (Ages 17–23) August 17MW 5:30–8:30 p.m. Hazelwood West High School, Rm 129 August 17

MaplewoodM–F 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Maplewood Doors to Success (Ages

17–23)August 17

T & Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Christ Church August 18

Maryland HeightsT–Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Pattonville High School, Rm D108 August 18

Christ Church/ Maplewood doors to Success 7126 Bruno Maplewood, MO 63143

Christ the King United Church of Christ 11370 Old Halls Ferry Road Florissant, MO 63033

Faith baptist Church 12061 Natural Bridge Road Bridgeton, MO 63044

Fern Ridge High School 13157 N. Olive Spur Road Creve Coeur, MO 63141

Hazelwood Central High 15875 New Halls Ferry Road Florissant, MO 63031

Hazelwood doors to Success Center for Youth on the Rise 12075 Bellefontaine Road Spanish Lake, MO 63138

Hazelwood doors to Success Bethany Peace UCC 11952 Bellefontaine Road Spanish Lake, MO 63138

Hazelwood West High School 1 Wildcat Lane Hazelwood, MO 63042

MERS-Goodwill Center 2545 S. Hanley Road Brentwood, MO 63144

Pattonville High School 2497 Creve Coeur Mill Road Maryland Heights, MO 63043

Trinity Mt. Carmel baptist Church 11755 Mehl Avenue Florissant, MO 63033

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CLAss LOCAtiONs

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Adult education & LiteracyeNgLish As A seCONd LANguAge

Come learn English in a friendly adult class. We serve international speakers of other languages, 17 years of age and older. We provide comprehensive classes focusing on developing the student’s ability to speak, read, write, and understand English. All classes are FREE.

day Time location Registration dates

ChesterfieldT & Th 6:30–8:30 p.m. Wild Horse Elementary Sept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 3 or Dec. 1

EllisvilleM–F 9 a.m.–12 p.m. St. John, Cornerstone Center Tuesdays at St. John at 9 a.m.

T & Th 6–8:30 p.m. St. John, Cornerstone Center Sept. 8, Oct. 6, Nov. 3 or Dec. 1

T & Th 9:30 a.m.–12 p.m. Daniel Boone Library Tuesdays at St. John at 9 a.m.

FentonM & W 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Calvary Fellowship Church Sept. 9, Oct. 5, Nov. 2 or Dec. 2

CLAss LOCAtiONs

daniel boone library, lower level 300 Clarkson Road, Ellisville 63011

Calvary Fellowship Church Buchanan Building, Lower Level 1811 Smizer Station Road, Fenton 63026

St. John, Cornerstone Center 15800 Manchester Road, Ellisville 63011

Wild Horse Elementary 16695 Wild Horse Creek, Chesterfield 63005

VOLuNteer OPPOrtuNities

Teach an adult to read, write, multiply or divide. Help a foreign student converse and understand American customs. You do not need to be a certified teacher.

Email [email protected] or call 636-891-6648 for more information.

Rockwood Area Class ScheduleAll classes for the fall 2015 session begin the week of September 8 and run through December 18. There are no classes the week of November 23. Class Instruction is individualized. Students must attend a registration session before beginning classes. No appointment is necessary.

Citizenship/CivicsOur citizenship preparation classes help students prepare to become United States citizens by developing their knowledge of civics, the citizenship application, and English language skills they need to successfully pass the naturalization interview. For students not interested in citizenship, our classes help students become familiar with American government and history. All classes are free.

Tuesday & Thursday | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. St. John, Cornerstone Center

Thursday | 6–8:30 p.m. Daniel Boone Library

Call 636-891-6644 to enroll today!

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Adult education & Literacy

VOLuNteer OPPOrtuNities

Volunteer tutors are needed for ESL and HSE classes. No experience is necessary. Training will be provided. Please call (314) 415-4941.

Visit www.parkwayschools.net and select programs or call 314-415-4940 for more information.

eNgLish As A seCONd LANguAge

Parkway Area Class ScheduleStudents will be tested to determine their level and placed in a beginner, intermediate or advanced group. Teachers have degrees and are state certified with specialized training in ESL.

day Time location Enrollment begins

brentwoodM–Th 12:30–3:30 p.m. MERS-Goodwill Center August 17

bridgetonM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Faith Baptist Church August 17

ClaytonT–Th 6–9 p.m. Clayton High School August 18

Creve CoeurM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Fern Ridge High School August 17M–Th 1–4 p.m. Fern Ridge High School August 17M–W 6–9 p.m. Fern Ridge High School August 17

ManchesterM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Manchester United Methodist Church August 17M–Th 12:30–3:30 p.m. Manchester United Methodist Church August 17

Independent Study/CitizenshipStudents learn to become contributing members of American society, participate in group conversation, and enhance their English language skills. Naturalization and driver’s license test prep are also offered.

Monday–Thursday | 4–6 p.m. Fern Ridge High

Registration begins August 17

ToEFl Preparation ESL students prepare for the TOEFL exam which is necessary to be admitted into American universities.

Thursdays | 5:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. Fern Ridge High

Registration begins August 17

Clayton High School 1 Mark Twain Circle, Clayton 63105

Faith baptist Church 12061 Natural Bridge Road, Bridgeton 63044

Fern Ridge High School 13157 N. Olive Spur Road, Creve Coeur 63141

MERS-Goodwill Center 2545 S. Hanley Road, Brentwood 63144

Manchester United Methodist Church 129 Woods Mill Road, Manchester 63011

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early Childhood education

PAreNts As teAChers

birth to Five years Give your child the best possible start in life by participating in the Parents as Teachers Program!

• Degreed and certified parent educator • Personal visits with parent educator • Parent workshops on a variety of topics • Family activity sessions to enjoy with your child • Screenings to check your child’s development

Free to Parkway Residents. Call 314-415-6973.

PAreNt-ChiLd iNterACtiON PrOgrAm

Give your child the gift of music, art, movement and more with these affordable classes. Your little one will bring a lucky grown-up to enjoy classes together. Topics include yoga, healthy eating, science, math and other high-interest, fun subjects.

PCIP is open to Parkway residents and nonresidents, with classes running morning, afternoon and evening. Child care for siblings is available on a limited basis. Check out our website at www.parkwayschools.net or call 314-415-6954 for more information.

eArLy ChiLdhOOd sPeCiAL eduCAtiON CLAsses

Classes and therapy are available for 3–5 year olds who qualify for special education services. Offered by St. Louis County Special School District in various locations throughout the Parkway School District.

Free to Parkway Residents. Call 314- 415-6954.

PArkWAy eArLy ChiLdhOOd eduCAtiON

Preschool is a tuition-based program for children 3–5 years of age. Certified teachers implement a developmentally appropriate rich curriculum. Children may attend two, three, four, or five half days or five full days per week. The preschools are conveniently located in Parkway School District buildings.

Barretts, half days Carman Trails, half days Central High School, full days Early Childhood Center, half days Instructional Services Center, full & half days North High School, full & half days Oak Brook, half days Wren Hollow, full days and half days

Registration is ongoing for the 2014-2015 school year, with vacancies available at several locations. Registration is taken in person, daily at the Early Childhood Center, 14605 Clayton Rd., from 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Play-base Screenings For Parkway Residents Only - Free

A child-friendly approach to screening for children 3–5 years of age. A good opportunity for parents to learn about their child’s development. Children play in small groups. Hearing and vision are also screened. Call 314-415-6969 for more information.

Kids Morning out ProgramThis is a fun and affordable preschool experience for children who will turn three between August 1, 2015 and July 31, 2016. Parents drop off their children for this two-hour program that blends developmentally appropriate curriculum with opportunities for social growth. Classes are taught by a certified teacher and teacher assistant. Call 314- 415-6954 for more information.

PresChOOL PrOgrAms

Visit www.parkwayschools.net or call 314-415-6954 for more information.





early Childhood education

PAreNts As teAChers

Ages Pre-natal to Pre-K This program supports a parent’s role in promoting school readiness and healthy development of children. We embrace learning experiences that are relevant and customized for the individual needs of each family and child. Information is provided in the areas of language, intellectual, social and physical development. Periodic home visits allow parents to discuss topics of interest and concern. Free for Rockwood residents. Call 636-891-6200 to enroll.

sCreeNiNgs

Ages Three Months–3 Years The 30 minute screening includes a vision and hearing assessment as well as a review of your child’s overall health. Free for Rockwood residents. Call 636-891-6200 for more information.

Ages 3 and 4 (Pre-Kindergarten) The screening assesses 3 major areas: motor, concepts, and language. The process takes approximately an hour to an hour and a half. The screening includes a vision/hearing assessment as well as a personal conference to review the results. Free for Rockwood residents. Call 636-891-6200 for more information.

PresChOOL

Ages 2–5

Mini PreschoolClarkson Valley and Vandover Campuses These classes provide children who are 30–36 months a classroom experience. Short sessions focus on social development and interactive play. There are many classes to choose from to suit your child’s interest. Please visit www.rsdmo.org/earlychildhood for online registration.

Half-day Preschool This nine month program provides a variety of options to parents looking for a three hour preschool. All teachers are certified by the State of Missouri. Children must be 3 years of age by July 31. Call 636-891-6200 for a tour!

Full-day PreschoolThe Full-Day preschool combines preschool and childcare for families needing full day services. School year teachers are certified by the state of Missouri. The program is available for children who are 3–5 years of age by July 31. Call 636-891-6690 for a tour!.

Rockwood offers several preschool locations throughout the district.

Ballwin Elementary Bowles Elementary Early Childhood Center at Clarkson Valley Early Childhood Center at Vandover Eureka Elementary Eureka High Kellison Elementary Lafayette High Marquette High Rockwood Summit High Westridge Elementary

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Rockwood Early Childhood Education

rOCkWOOd eArLy ChiLdhOOd eduCAtiON

Visit www.rsdmo.org/earlychildhood for schedules, fees, forms, class descriptions and more!


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High Schools

Central High 369 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Fern Ridge High 13157 N. Olive Spur Rd. Creve Coeur, MO 63141

North High 12860 Fee Fee Road St. Louis, MO 63146

South High 801 Hanna Road Manchester, MO 63021

West High 14653 Clayton Road Ballwin, MO 63011

Middle Schools

Central Middle 471 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Northeast Middle 181 Coeur DeVille Drive Creve Coeur, MO 63141

South Middle 760 Woods Mill Road St. Louis, MO 63011

Southwest Middle 701 Wren Avenue Ballwin, MO 63021

West Middle 2312 Baxter Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Elementary Schools

Barretts 1780 Carman Road Manchester, MO 63021

Bellerive 620 Rue de Fleur Creve Coeur, MO 63141

Carman Trails 555 Weidman Road S. Manchester, MO 63021

Claymont 405 Country Club Drive Ballwin, MO 63011

Craig 1492 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146

Green Trails 170 Portico Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017

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Hanna Woods 720 Hanna Road Ballwin, MO 63021

Henry 700 Henry Avenue Ballwin, MO 63011

Highcroft Ridge 15380 Highcroft Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017

Mason Ridge 715 S. Mason Road Town & Country, MO 63141

McKelvey 1751 McKelvey Road Maryland Heights, MO 63043

Oak Brook 510 Big Bend Ballwin, MO 63021

Pierremont 1215 Dauphine Ln Manchester, MO 63011

River Bend 224 River Valley Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017

Ross 1150 Ross Road St. Louis, MO 63146

Shenandoah Valley 15399 Appalachian Trail Chesterfield, MO 63017

Sorrento Springs 390 Tumulty Drive Ballwin, MO 63021

Wren Hollow 655 Wren Avenue Ballwin, MO 63021

School Services

Administration Building 455 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Early Childhood 14605 Clayton Road Ballwin, MO 63011

Instructional Services Center 12568 Fee Fee Road St. Louis, MO 63146

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Eureka 4525 Highway 109 Eureka, MO 63025

Lafayette 17050 Clayton Rd Wildwood, MO 63011

Marquette 2351 Clarkson Rd Chesterfield, MO 63017

Rockwood Summit 1780 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Middle Schools

Crestview 16025 Clayton Rd Ellisville, MO 63011

LaSalle Springs 3300 Highway 109 Wildwood, MO 63038

Rockwood South 1628 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Rockwood Valley 1220 Babler Park Dr Glencoe, MO 63038

Selvidge 235 New Ballwin Rd Ballwin, MO 63021

Wildwood 17401 Manchester Rd Wildwood, MO 63038

Elementary Schools

Babler 1955 Shepard Rd Glencoe, MO 63038

Ballwin 400 Jefferson Ballwin, MO 63021

Blevins 25 E North St Eureka, MO 63025

Bowles 501 Bowles Ave Fenton, MO 63026

Chesterfield 17700 Wild Horse Creek Chesterfield, MO 63005

Ellisville 1425 Froesel Ellisville, MO 63011

Eureka 442 West Fourth St Eureka, MO 63025

Fairway 480 Old Fairway Dr Wildwood, MO 63040

Geggie 430 Bald Hill Rd Eureka, MO 63025

Green Pines 16543 Green Pines Dr Ellisville, MO 63011

Kehrs Mill 2650 Kehrs Mill Rd Chesterfield, MO 63017

Kellison 1626 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Pond 17200 Manchester Rd Grover, MO 63040

Ridge Meadows 777 Ridge Rd Ellisville, MO 63021

Stanton 1430 Flora Del Dr Fenton, MO 63026

Uthoff Valley 1600 Uthoff Dr Fenton, MO 63026

Westridge 908 Crestland Dr Ballwin, MO 63011

Wild Horse 16695 Wild Horse Creek Chesterfield, MO 63005

Woerther 314 New Ballwin Rd Ballwin, MO 63021

Center for Creative Learning 265 Old State Rd Ellisville, MO 63021

School Services

Administrative Center 111 East North Street Eureka, MO 63025

Administrative Annex 500 North Central Eureka, MO 63025

Babler Outdoor Education Center 200 Lake Road Wildwood, MO 63005

Early Childhood-Vandover Campus 1900 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Early Childhood- Clarkson Valley 2730 Valley Rd Chesterfield, MO 63005

Community Ed 1425 Froesel Ellisville, MO 63011

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Rockwood believes schools and buildings should be made available for community use when it does not conflict with the District's primary purpose of educating students. Many indoor and outdoor facilities are available for use by the public outside of school hours and on weekends (some restrictions apply).

Visit the Rockwood Facility Usage website at www.rsdmo.org/facilityusage to learn how to request use of Rockwood facilities. For more information, contact 636-733-2167 or [email protected]

Parkway Schools welcomes the use of its buildings and grounds by community organizations. Applications will be approved on a first-come, first-served basis and school-sponsored activities will have priority over non-school activities. Usage fees to offset costs may apply, depending upon the type of event or activity.

Visit the Parkway Facility Use page at www.parkwayschools.net to learn how to request use of Parkway facilities. For more information, contact 314-415-8052 or [email protected].

Rockwood Adult Education | 636-891-6644 Parkway Adult Education | 314-415-4940 Literacy volunteers needed to help teach an adult to read, write, or multiply and divide. Help a foreign student understand American customs. No experience necessary.

Adventure Club | 636-891-6675 Several paid positions available in an outstanding before/after school care program.

babler outdoor Education Center 636-891-6644 Seasonal aide positions help provide back-up training and support. Part time positions to assist with cleaning and facility maintenance. Counselors needed for summer camp and programs. Instructors and nurses needs for 6th grade camp and trip program. Paid positions.

Visual & Performing Arts | 636-891-6141 Theater managers and technicians needed to assist with performances throughout the district. Paid positions.

SwimAmerica | 636-891-6644 Swim instructors needed to teach in the water, learn to swim instructional program for all ages. Must be able to swim. Paid positions.

Rockwood Swim Club | 636-891-6644 Swim coaches needed for nationally recognized swim club. Previous swimming and coaching experience preferred. Paid positions.

youth & Adult Sports | 636-891-6644 Volunteer coaches needed for a variety of sports programs throughout the year.

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registration information

online Registration is Quick & Easy!

Online registration continues to be the most convenient way to register. Visit us at www.prcommunityed.org.

Registration Available online at www.prcommunityed.org Registration may also be made by mail. Programs are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. An adult registration form is available on page 35.

Fees and Cancellation Policy Most Community Education programs are fee-based programs, as we are self-supporting. Fees vary per program. Unless otherwise noted, all necessary materials and supplies are included with registration fee. When possible, online registration is encouraged. If registering by mail, be sure to include all fees with the appropriate registration form. Make checks payable to Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed.

A charge of $25 for any returned payment will be assessed. A $5 processing fee will be charged for all refunds for programs with a registration fee up to $100. An additional $5 will be added per each additional $100 increment of registration fee.

You must call and cancel at least five business days prior to the start of the class/program to be guaranteed a refund. Due to the nature of the programs Adventure Club, Early Childhood, Parkway Swim Club/Swim School, Rockwood Swim Club, Rockwood Thunder Volleyball and Trek and Travel may have separate refund policies. Cancellation of classes/programs will be at the discretion of the Community Education office.

nondiscrimination Policy The Parkway and Rockwood School Districts have defined policies prohibiting discrimination against participants in programs and activities. To view the complete nondiscrimination policy of each district, visit www.parkwayschools.net (Parkway) or www.rsdmo.org (Rockwood).

Individuals with disabilities who require accommodations should call 636-891-6644 in advance so reasonable accommodations can be made when needed.

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The Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Card are free to district residents age 60 and older. New for Fall:

• Unlimited discounts are now available for all qualifying Community Ed programs

• New daytime programs offered in areas of finance, fitness and art.

• Online registration now available at the discounted rate at www.prcommunityed.org.

To obtain a Parkway Golden Key Card/Rockwood Gold Card and for more information, visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6644.

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Programs By Area

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y Great Lakes Voyage, Pg 27 y Northern Tracks, Pg 27 y Ozark Rocks, Pg 26 y Smoky Mountains Adventure, Pg 26 y Teton Trek, Pg 27 A Ambassadors of Harmony and

Our Lady of Snows, Pg 15A Kimmswick & The Anheuser Mansion, Pg 15 A Mark Twain Country, Pg 15 A Pros and Cons (The Big House Tour), Pg 15

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y Rockwood Swim Club, Pg 33 y Parkway Swim Club, Pg 32 y E-Hour Elementary Classes, Pg 11 y TutorConnection, Pg 12 y Adventure Club, Pg 3 y Basketball League, Pg 4 y High School Basketball League, Pg 4 y Indoor Soccer/Futsal, Pg 6 y Girls Volleyball League, Pg 7 y High School Girls Volleyball League, Pg 7

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A Beginning Tai Chi, Pg 19 A Continuing Tai Chi, Pg 19 A Cookies and More, Pg 14 A Fermented Vegetables, Pg 14 A Let’s Can, Pg 14 A Miso Hungry, Pg 14 A The Kefirs, Pg 14 A Stretching and Flexibility, Pg 19 A Zumba, Pg 20 F CPR Family and Friends: Adult & Child, Pg 13 F Girls in the Know Speaker Series, Pg 13 F Heartsaver CPR/AED, Pg 13 F A Night with the Stars Gala, Pg 11 y Mighty Mites Basketball, Pg 4 y Pre-Season Basketball Clinics, Pg 4 y Soccer Shrimps, Pg 6 A Adult Recreational Volleyball League, Pg 10 y Alternative Orchestra, Pg 23 A Learn the Harmonica, Pg 23

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A Beginning Yoga, Pg 19 A College Planning, Pg 16 A Continuing Yoga, Pg 20 A Estate Planning Basics, Pg 16 A Investment Basics, Pg 16 A Partner Yoga, Pg 20 A Planning for Long Term Medical Care, Pg 16 A Retirement Distribution Strategies, Pg 17 A Social Security Planning, Pg 17 A Stretching and Flexibility, Pg 19 A Zumba, Pg 20 A Ballroom, Latin and a Little Bit of Swing, Pg 23 A Just ONCE Guitar for Busy People, Pg 24 A Just ONCE Piano for Busy People, Pg 24 A Learn the Harmonica, Pg 23

Programs are listed by area where they will occur. All residents of the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts and beyond are welcome to participate in all Community Ed programs at any location (unless otherwise indicated in the program description).

How to Read this Chart

y Youth A Adults F Families Program Areas:

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A Adult Basic Education Classes, Pg 37 A English as a Second Language Classes, Pg 39 A Meditation, Pg 18 A Slim and Trim, Pg 18 A Slimnastics, Pg 18 A Adult Volleyball Open Play, Pg 10 A Parent & Child Backyard Golf, Pg 10 A Beginning Calligraphy, Pg 24 A Continuing Calligraphy, Pg 24

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y SwimAmerica, Pg 28–30 A Adult Beginner Swim Lessons, Pg 34 A Adult Master/Lap Fitness Swimming, Pg 34 A Aqua Aerobics, Pg 34 A Adult Basic Education Classes, Pg 36 A English as a Second Language, Pg 38 A Fitness Kickboxing, Pg 18 A Identity Theft, Pg 16 A Parlez-Vouz French?, Pg 21 A Practicing Happiness, Pg 18 A Tax-free Investing, Pg 17 A Woman’s Guide to Finance, Pg 17 A What Happens When the Paycheck Stops, Pg 17 F Needle Felting is Owlsome!, Pg 13 y Cheer FUNdamentals, Pg 5 y Introduction to Baton Twirling, Pg 5 y Junior Fencing Program, Pg 5 y Lacrosse Instructional Program, Pg 6 y Preschool Gymnastics, Pg 5 y Rockwood Thunder Pre-Season Volleyball

Camp, Pg 9 y Rockwood Thunder Open Clinics, Pg 9 y Soccer Shrimps, Pg 6 y Tumbling, Pg 5 A Adult Fencing, Pg 10 A Just ONCE Guitar for Busy People, Pg 24 A Just ONCE Piano for Busy People, Pg 24 A Watercolor Basics, Pg 24

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Skills Clinics, Pg 9 F Learn to Ski/Learn to Snowboard, Pg 10 y Intermediate Honor Orchestra, Pg 23

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y SwimAmerica, Pg 28–30 A Adult Basic Education Classes, Pg 36 A English as a Second Language, Pg 38 y Driver Education, Pg 12 A Intro to Better Living with Technology, Pg 21 A Where do I Start? Microsoft Office

for Beginners, Pg 21 F CPR for Family & Friends: Infant & Child, Pg 13 F Heartsaver CPR/AED, Pg 13 y Soccer Shrimps, Pg 6 A Photography Studio, Pg 24

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y Girl Scout Overnight Program, Pg 25 y Scout Badge Opportunities, Pg 25 F WiLD Family GPS Trick or Treat, Pg 25 y Driver Education, Pg 12 y Sports Sampler Program, Pg 7 y Junior Tennis Clinics, Pg 7 A Adult Tennis Clinics, Pg 10




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