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Youth Enrichment ClassesWinter 2016

register at: stcloudcommunityed.com

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Growing Together!With the snow flying and the winter chill in the air, it’s the perfect time of year to encourage your child to participate in indoor activities with Community Education!

Give kids an opportunity to take classes like Canvas Art, Self-Defense, Space Adventures, Spy Science, Art Journaling, Music for Little Mozarts, Wrestling, Soccer, Basketball, School of Fish, Babysitting Training, In the Jungle, Young Chef’s World Tour cooking classes and so much more.

What better way to keep your child’s imagination growing and their creative side flowing!

Mary HeinenYouth Program Coordinator

Welcome!The St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education Youth Enrichment program promotes healthy social interaction and helps participants maximize their social, emotional, physical and academic potential through our outstanding instructors, facilities and programming, and St. Cloud’s diverse and evolving community through inclusive, affordable classes. Classes are offered throughout the winter providing youth within our community the opportunity to experience a broad spectrum of classes from art to recreation.

Lifelong learning is at the core of community education. The new and differing experiences that youth develop help contribute to their success as citizens of our tomorrow. Please encourage youth to expand their interests and discover new ways of learning. Change is an inevitable factor of our children’s future. This innovative, individual and community building program will provide the conditions and environment for youth to thrive by developing a love for learning.

Adam LeClairDirector, Community Education

ContentsArts & Crafts ..............................................1Health & Fitness ........................................2 Special Interest .........................................4Recreation ................................................8Food .........................................................11Preschool .................................................12Middle & High School ............................14Aquatics ..................................................16Locations .................................................20Registration .............................................21

CommunityEducation Staffphone 320-529-6500

ADAM LECLAIR, Director of Community Ed ext. 6202 • [email protected]

SCOTT WALLNER, Assistant Director of Community Ed, ext. 6212 [email protected]

CHERYL FRUTH, Front Officeext. 6200 • [email protected]

JOANIE HAUS, Front Officeext. 6201 • [email protected]

SONIA DICKRELL, Coordinatorext. 6268 • [email protected]

MARY HEINEN, Coordinatorext. 6259 • [email protected]

ERIC JOHNSON, Coordinatorext. 6273 • [email protected]

JULIE JOHNSON, Coordinatorext. 6272 • [email protected]

JENNIFER NOBLE, Coordinatorext. 6258 • [email protected]

DIANE OHMANN, Coordinatorext. 6204 • [email protected]

BLAIR LYERLY-SAMUELSON, Coordinator ext. 6274 • [email protected]

DAVID TWEDT, Coordinatorext. 6257 • [email protected]

For Youth Enrichment inquiries, contact the Program Coordinator:

MARY HEINEN, Coordinator

ext. 6259 • [email protected]

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NEW! Canvas Art (ages 8-12)Charlene RidlonKids can make a one-of-a-kind creation by learning transferring techniques of a chosen design onto an 11 X 14 canvas. Participants will be adding color, texture and dimension to make it uniquely their own. Your child can take one, two, three or all four classes. Class limit 12.

Art As You Like It1 session • $20

Cozy Snowmancourse# days dates time

2100 Sa 1/23 10:30 am-12:30 pm

Penguin Love course# days dates time

2101 M 2/22 6-8 pm

Fireflies course# days dates time

2102 M 3/21 6-8 pm

Kitty in Paris course# days dates time

2103 M 4/11 6-8 pm

Clay Camp (ages 7 & up)Ken FerberParticipants will experience learning the basics of pottery with hand building and the use of a pottery wheel. They will create pieces that are food, dishwasher, microwave and oven safe and can be used on a daily basis. All pieces will be glaze fired by the instructor and returned to the student within four weeks. Artist/Potter Ken Ferber has been creating pottery for decades and teaches at the Paramount Visual Arts Center in St Cloud. Dress for a mess! Tuition includes materials. Class limit 12.

Tech – 11 Art, door 6 3 sessions • $79course# days dates time

2104 M-W 3/7-3/9 9:30 am-12 pm

NEW! Art Journaling (ages 9-12)Felicia Wilson (Mental Health Practitioner) & Kayla Ward (Licensed Associate Marriage & Family Therapist)Participants will express creativity and emotion through art! This class offers the opportunity for students to express themselves using a variety of art mediums and techniques. Basic art supplies and a journal binder will be provided. Students should bring any art supplies they have on hand. Class limit 10.

Doctors Park Mental Health Center 8 sessions • $92course# days dates time

2105 Th 2/4-3/31 4-5 pmno class 3/10

Arts & Crafts

We more than got our money’s worth and we’d just like to say thank you to everyone involved. Keep up the great work!

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Health & Fitness

Babysitting 101 (ages 11-13)Emergency OutfittersStudents will gain the skills they need to earn extra cash and have fun through babysitting! This educational course follows the American Academy of Pediatrics Babysitting Lessons and Safety Training (BLAST.) Instructors share current practices for safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants, how to handle behavior problems and how to manage a babysitting business. Participants receive a reference book, recipe and game handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit. Tuition includes materials. Bring to class: nut-free lunch. Class limit 20. Discovery – 144, door 1 1 session • $55course# days dates time

2300 Sa 2/6 8 am-4 pm2301 Sa 3/19 8 am-4 pm

Little Panda Intro to Kung Fu (ages 5 & up)Dee Ma ChenConfidence, Respect, Integrity, Self-discipline and Perseverance (CRISP) is our school motto. Building physical fitness and coordination, as well as exposing kids to Chinese culture and learning daily Chinese language and customs are also important parts of this class. Students who emerge from this program will be changed for the better. Master Dee Ma has had nine years of intensive Kung Fu training as a professional athlete. She is a graduate of Beijing Sports University and a certified national Kung Fu first class referee. Class limit 20. Dee Cheng Kung Fu Academy 4 sessions • $40course# days dates time

2303 Tu 2/2-23 5:30-6:30 pm2304 Sa 2/6-27 11:30 am-12:30 pm

Karate Kids (ages 4-7)Bev GustafsonStudents will learn some of the attributes needed to begin the Karate for Kids classes. Participants will learn how to enhance basic body strength and coordination. Instruction on how to take direction effectively and how to follow the Dojo (school) protocol will also be included. Students should wear loose, comfortable clothing and note participants will be practicing barefoot. The observation area is small, but parents are welcome to stay. Class limit 10. St. Cloud Karate & Tai Chi Instruction4 sessions • $24course# days dates time

2305 M 2/1-22 5:30-6 pm2306 M 2/29-3/21 5:30-6 pm

NEW! Self-Defense (grades K-6 & Parent) National Karate StaffStudents will learn safety strategies and best practices to help them avoid dangerous situations and to help avoid becoming a victim. National Karate Academy of Martial Arts is offering parents and children an opportunity to learn about safety at school, with peer groups, in public, and at home. Classes are fun, fast-paced, and packed with information. Register with your child, learn self-defense from a certified black belt instructor. Class limit 30. National Karate of St. Cloud 1 session • $7course# days dates time

2307 Th 2/4 6:45-7:45 pm

Not only has it been a great experience helping the kids learn, but as an instructor, it has helped me learn as well.

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Special Interest

NEW! Girl Power (ages 8-11)Felicia Wilson(Mental Health Practitioner) & Kayla Ward (Licensed Associate Marriage & Family Therapist)Adolescent girls will learn how to positively interact, socialize and grow in today’s society. They will also be exposed to appropriate ways to cope and establish a positive self image.Class limit 10.

Doctors Park Mental Health Center 8 sessions • $92course# days dates time

2401 Th 2/4-3/31 6-7 pm no class 3/10

NEW! Winter Fun — Space Adventures Bricks 4 KidzChildren that dream of being an astronaut and traveling to space will enjoy this unit geared around this topic of interest. Each week students will learn about real life space exploration and build NEW! models related to the NASA space program. Class limit 20. Discovery – 162 Art, door 16 sessions • $76

Grades K-2course# days dates time

2402 Sa 2/6-3/19 10-11 am no class 3/5Grades 3-6course# days dates time

2403 Sa 2/6-3/19 11 am-12 pm no class 3/5

Horse Day Camp (ages 6-18)Andrea KeacherKids will spend the day learning how to ride a horse. Participants will be taught balance and control in the saddle, leading and in-hand work. They will braid a horse’s mane, groom, play and help to feed, water and care for horses. Games are also included. Camps are held rain or shine. There is an outdoor and indoor arena. Proper attire includes sneakers or boots (closed toe with a heel), long pants and layers, depending on weather. ASTM/SEI certified helmets provided and required to be worn. Signed waiver forms are required. These will be mailed out to participants once they have registered for the camp. Every participant must bring signed waiver forms to class. Bring to class: water bottle, nut- free snack and lunch. Class limit 20. Camps are located in Anoka, MN

Boulder Pointe 1 session • $95course# days dates time

2404 F 3/11 9 am-3 pm2405 F 3/25 9 am-3 pm

Community Education is a great local organization that provides many different athletic and artistic classes for adult and youth community members of any age.

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My Little Horse Day Camp (ages 2-5 & Parent)Andrea KeacherKids will spend the morning learning different horse breeds, colors and sizes. This parent/child camp will feature horse safety, learning and fun! Participants will help feed, care and groom the horses of Boulder Pointe. Bring a camera to snap photos during pony rides at the conclusion of the class. Camps are held rain or shine. There is an outdoor and indoor arena. Proper attire includes sneakers or boots (closed toe with a heel), long pants and layers, depending on weather. ASTM/SEI certified helmets provided and required to be worn. Signed waiver forms are required. These will be mailed out to participants once they have registered for the camp. Every participant must bring signed waiver forms to class. Bring to class: water bottle and a nut-free snack. Class limit 20. Camps are located in Anoka, MN

Boulder Pointe 1 session • $45course# days dates time

2406 Sa 4/2 9-11 am

Music Foundation (ages 6 & up)Juanita SpicerIf you have a child that would like to learn about music or that would like a class that doesn’t require any practicing at home, this is the class for them! Students will learn to read and understand music and have fun doing it! Games are used to teach rhythm, the music alphabet, dictation, singing, the staff, notes and rests, scales and music symbols. The games make theory easy to understand, holds the attention of students and most of all, it is really fun! Instructor contact information will be given at the time of registration. Students may sign up until the middle of the month. Lessons are one hour in length. Limit four lessons per student through Community Education. (groups of 7 maximum at one time. A minimum of three students is required to run this class. Class limit 28. Spicer Music Studio 4 sessions • $25Schedule & use 4 sessionscourse# dates

2407 January2408 February

Making Music with Guitars (ages 6 & up)Steve CekallaLittle musicians can join instructor Steve Cekalla who has over 30 years of experience and discover the fun of learning the basics of guitar. Instructor contact information will be given at the time of registration. Students may sign up until the middle of the month. Lessons are 30 minutes in length. Limit three lessons per student through Community Education. Date and time online is just for registration purposes and does not reflect the exact date and time of these lessons. (groups of 5 maximum at one time). Class limit 20. Steve’s Guitar & Music School 3 sessions • $18Schedule & use 3 sessionscourse# dates time

2409 February 5-9 pm2410 March 5-9 pm

Special Interest

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NEW! Wizard School (grades 1-5)Science ExplorersParticipants will investigate a wizard’s laboratory in this unique class experience. They will become an apprentice and learn the science behind the magic. They will learn to harness electricity to make their own wand and explore the secret world of alchemy, creating scientific potions and more in this fun, hands-on imaginative class. Class limit 16. Discovery – Café, door 1 1 session • $25course# days dates time

2411 Sa 2/6 9:30-11:30 am

NEW! Spy Science (grades 1-5)Science ExplorersLearners will go undercover with Science Explorers and become a spy as they unlock the science behind secret messages, create simple spy tools including a Cipher Wheel, spy-glasses and more in this class of espionage and excitement. Class limit 16. Discovery – café, door 1 1 session • $25course# days dates time

2412 Sa 3/19 9:30-11:30 am

NEW! Math + Fun = Mathnasium (grades 1-5)Mathnasium Learning Center StaffStudents are invited into the learning center to participate in math games and activities that involve learning fundamental math skills and utilizing mental math. Students will learn and practice the strategies it takes to become a “Mathlete.” Class limit 40. Mathnasium Learning Center 1 session • $7course# days dates time

2413 F 2/19 3:30-5 pm2414 F 3/18 3:30-5 pm2415 F 4/15 3:30-5 pm

Special Interest

I have multiple children in youth enrichment classes. They learn life and social skills that add to what they learn in school.

Register for Early Childhood Education!See the new catalog and register for classes and screening at www.stcloudcommunityed.com.

For more information visit www.isd742.org.


Before School CareThe Kids’ Connection, Eagle Club and Tiger Club programs provide child care services for students in grades K-8 from 6 a.m. (Kids’ Connection) or 7 a.m. (Eagle and Tiger Clubs) until the beginning of the school day. These programs are designed to provide an inclusive, safe, enriching and fun environment that encourages the development of positive social skills.

The program staff are trained adults who work closely with school staff to provide the best care for students by offering experiential learning in areas such as creative play, active play, dramatic play, crafts, art, games and academic enrichment.

Currently, Kids’ Connection is offered at Discovery, Madison, Oak Hill and Westwood, while Eagle Club is at North Junior High and Tiger Club is offered at South Junior High.

For more information visit www.isd742.org.

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Recreation

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Slam Dunk — Intro to BasketballAshley WellsLittle athletes will have baskets full of fun! They will discover the game of basketball and learn basic skills such as shooting, dribbling, defense and passing. Participants should wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Bring to class: plenty of water. Class limit 20.

Lincoln – Gym, door 1 7 sessions • $29

Kindergartencourse# days dates time

2500 Th 2/11-3/31 5:45-6:30 pm no class 3/10

Grades 1 & 2course# days dates time

2501 Th 2/11-3/31 6:45-7:30 pm no class 3/10

Junior Tiger Gymnastics for Girls (entering grades K-8)Joel & Colleen Stark-Haws & Gymnastics StaffGymnasts will improve overall fitness, strength, balance and body control. Girls may be at a beginner, intermediate, or advanced level of gymnastics to be eligible for this class. The coaches will strive to provide a fun and challenging environment for the gymnasts as they work appropriate skills on the vault, bars, beam and floor. Girls must wear a leotard and biking shorts. Email [email protected] with specific gymnastics questions. Class limit 32. Tech HS – Gymnastics room, door 175 sessions • $45

course# days dates time

2502 M 3/14-4/11 4:30-6 pm2503 Tu 3/15-4/12 4:30-6 pm

4 sessions • $36 course# days dates time

2504 W 3/16-4/6 6:10-7:40 pm2505 Th 3/17-4/7 4:30-6 pm

Tiger Youth WrestlingAnthony KenningWe are welcoming youth wrestlers to another season learning the basics of the oldest sport in the world! We look forward to meeting NEW! kids and welcoming back those who have attended our program before. Like last year, we will break up the wrestlers by age and experience throughout the season to provide a better experience for all wrestlers. In addition, depending on the class size, we may incorporate an additional practice sessions. Please indicate t-shirt size (youth or adult) S, M, L, XL and also current grade level when registering. Class limit 60. Tech HS – Wrestling room, door 9/10 20 sessions • $35

Grades K-2course # days dates time

2506 Tu & Th 1/12-3/17 6-7 pm Grades 3-6course# days dates time

2507 Tu & Th 1/12-3/17 7-8:15 pm

My child is in gymnastics. This class is preparing her to be on her high school team!


Recreation

Eagle Youth WrestlingChad EmeryWe are welcoming youth wrestlers to another season learning the basics of the oldest sport in the world! We look forward to the start of another great wrestling season. Wrestling is a great form of exercise that helps develop strength, endurance, balance, coordination, motor planning and confidence. Wrestlers will be paired by age, weight and experience whenever possible for practices and matches. Practices will run into March for those who are still competing. Dates and times to be determined. Includes t-shirt and entry to the Apollo youth tournament. Please include t-shirt size (youth or adult) S, M, L, XL when registering. Class limit 50. Apollo HS – Wrestling room, door 11 22 sessions • $40

Grades K-2course# days dates time

2508 M & Th 1/11-3/31 6-7 pm no class 1/18, 2/15

Grades 3-6 course# days dates time 2509 M & Th 1/11-3/31 7-8 pm no class 1/18, 2/15

Let’s Play Indoor SoccerAksel Krafnick Players will kick, dribble and pass their way to fun and excitement! Beginning basic soccer helps kids develop a lifelong love for the game while learning to play as a team. If your child has one year or less of soccer experience, this class is for them. Bring to class: shin guards and plenty of water. Class limit 18. Discovery – Gym, door 1 6 sessions • $24

Age 4course# days dates time

2510 Sa 2/6-3/19 9-10 am no class 3/5Ages 5 & 6course# days dates time

2511 Sa 2/6-3/19 10:15-11:15 am no class 3/52512 Sa 2/6-3/19 11:15 am-12:30 pm no class 3/5

Archery 101 (ages 7 & up)Aaron FischerFrom the very first lesson at Archery Country, participants will begin developing shooting form and learn to group arrows. This introductory class is intended for all ages seven and up. Within this one-hour class students will learn the important aspects of safety, types of targets and equipment, shooting basics, engage in a one round accuracy contest, and earn a certificate, along with their first TEAM AC archery pin. Students may bring their own equipment or an Archery Country bow will be provided and fit to the archer. Class limit 6. Archery Country 1 session • $15course# days dates time

2513 Su 1/24 11:30 am-12:30 pm2514 Su 1/31 11:30 am-12:30 pm2515 Su 2/7 11:30 am-12:30 pm2516 Su 2/14 11:30 am-12:30 pm2517 Su 2/21 11:30 am-12:30 pm

My child just finished soccer class. I just wanted to let your staff know that the coaches were awesome.


Archery 201 (ages 8 & up)Aaron FischerArchery Country provides the instruction and guidance to hone skills and improve aim, focus and concentration. These intermediate classes are intended for individuals age eight and above. This course is meant to engage the student in disciplines that are necessary to participate in the sport of Archery. Safety, focus, form and follow through are embedded in the practicing and preaching of Archery Country’s 10 fundamentals to archery success. Students gain knowledge and understanding through demonstrations, videos, discussions, worksheets, quizzes, contests, and lots and lots of shooting for accuracy and consistency. You can earn a certificate and a pin upon completion of this course. Attendance is expected for final graduation to be granted. This course is mandatory for all individuals that are under the age of 16 that intend to become Team AC members. Students that complete the course successfully and sign up for Team AC will be able to purchase four shooting passes and a Team AC jersey for an extra $40. Students may bring their own equipment or an Archery Country bow will be provided and fit to the archer. Class limit 10.

Archery Country 6 sessions • $60course# days dates time

2518 Su 1/24-2/28 12:45-1:45 pm

NEW! School of Fish (grades 3-6 & Parent) Jeremy SchneiderInspired by nature, kids in this class will learn about lakes, types of fish and how to catch them. Kids will also learn how to tie a fishing knot and use their own slip-bobber set-up. Participants will take home a rod and reel, tackle box and an informational fishing book. A nut-free snack will be provided. Class limit 20.

Discovery – 162 Art, door 1 1 session • $50course# days dates time

2519 Sa 1/30 9-11:30 am2520 M 2/1 6-8:30 pm

FencingGerald BenfordFencing is a vigorous sport that requires and develops stamina, quick reactions, speed, accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. More than a game, fencing requires a mental attitude of self-discipline involving total manipulation of mind and body in perfect harmony. It utilizes natural body movement to create simple and effective self-protection techniques with the sword. Attacking, defense, timing and intense tactics are all integrated into this beginning class. All equipment is provided (mask, jacket, glove, and weapon). Wear comfortable clothing such as long sweat pants and running shoes.

Discovery – Gym, door 1 6 sessions • $79 course # days dates time

1148 Sa 3/19-4/23 1-2 pm

Introduction to Youth TennisFitness Evolution staffCome rain or shine to youth tennis lessons sponsored by Fitness Evolution and Community Education! Learn the basics of the game (serve, volley, backhand, forehand, etc.) and play against your teammates. Tennis shoes must be worn on the courts. Participants do not need to be a member of Fitness Evolution to participate.

Fitness Evolution-Sartell6 sessions • $49

4-6 year oldscourse # days dates time

1400 M 2/8-3/14 5:30-6 pm 1401 Th 2/11-3/17 5:30-6 pm

7-16 year oldscourse # days dates time

1406 M 2/8-3/14 6-7 pm1407 Th 2/11-3/17 6-7 pm

Recreation

Volunteer Services“Volunteers don’t get paid, not because they’re worthless, but because they’re priceless.” ~ sherry anderson

St. Cloud Area School District 742 is committed to partnering with community volunteers, to help personalize instruction and enrich curriculum for all learners. District 742 offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups 14 years of age and older. Typically, volunteers are asked to commit to volunteering for a full school year or a minimum of 20 hours before leaving the program. The Volunteers in Education (ViE) Program is designed to focus on improving academic outcomes for students in our schools.

Volunteers serve as adult role models to students while encouraging them to do well in school. There is no experience necessary to become a volunteer in education! ViE offers training and orientation to ensure that volunteers are successful tutors for students.

ViE volunteers are an important example and resource, they:

• Demonstrate that our community values children and education• Encourage students to do their best• Show the importance of service to others• Support the work of teachers and staff

For more information and to apply visit www.isd742.org.


Food

Cooking with Mommy or Daddy & Me (ages 5 & up & Parent)Angie HemmeschCooking is fun and a great way to bond with your child! This is a meal-prep class where mom or dad and their child put together 10 healthy, tasty meals. A shopping list will be sent to participants prior to class. Some of the meals we will be putting together include; Slow Cooker Beef Stroganoff, Cheesy Chicken Tenders, Perfect Roast Chicken, Pizza Casserole and more. Take them home, pop them in the freezer and they are ready to cook when you want. The products used contain no additives, preservatives, MSG, dyes, HFC’s, GMO’s and are 100% peanut free. We can accommodate gluten allergies as well. Tuition includes: certified organic spices and blends, shipping costs, labels with all contents listed and recipes. Bring to class: materials from shopping list including protein. Class limit 12. Apollo HS – 813 Home Ec, door 30 1 session • $60course# days dates time

2200 Th 2/18 6-8 pm

NEW! Young Chef’s World TourChad DeMatteisTake a trip each of the four sessions and learn how to make a completely from scratch meal from a different region of the world. Italian, South of the Border, Middle Eastern and Asian fare will be prepared and experienced. One set of classes will be a parent/child adventure and the other set for kids already familiar with the kitchen. Take one, two, three or all four classes. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 6.

Apollo HS – 813 Home Ec, door 301 session • $20

Ages 5-8 & Parent

Italiancourse# days dates time

2201 M 2/8 6-8 pm South of the Bordercourse# days dates time

2202 Th 2/11 6-8 pm Middle Easterncourse# days dates time

2203 M 2/22 6-8 pm Asiancourse# days dates time

2204 Tu 2/23 6-8 pm

Ages 9-12

Italiancourse# days dates time

2205 Tu 3/1 6-8 pm South of the Bordercourse# days dates time

2206 Th 3/3 6-8 pm Middle Easterncourse# days dates time

2207 Th 3/17 6-8 pm Asiancourse# days dates time

2208 M 3/21 6-8 pm

I was able to do something together with my child that we both enjoyed. Plus we were able to try something new.

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Preschool

Music for Little Mozarts (ages 3-6 & Parent)Juanita SpicerYour child will enjoy singing, listening, structured and expressive movement, rhythm activities and playing instruments in this fun, musical setting. Participants will learn how music moves, loud and soft, keeping a beat and easy music signs and patterns. Parents are required to attend lessons with their child. Instructor contact information will be given at the time of registration. Students may sign up until the middle of the month. Lessons are 45 min in length. Limit four lessons per student through Community Education. (groups of 7 maximum at one time). Class limit 28.

Spicer Music Studio 4 lessons • $25 Schedule & use 4 lessonscourse# dates

2004 January 2005 February

Wunderkeys…A Musical Experience (ages 3-6 & Parent)Juanita SpicerGet a head start in music, math and life. A unique program tailored to meet the needs of aged children to ensure their first music lesson experience is positive and enjoyable. Students participate in five different unique activities, ensuring they remain focused, engaged and happy. Beginners in this program start with no prior piano or music experience and finish with solid keyboard awareness and understanding of rhythmic notation and the ability to play simple pieces with both hands. Lessons are taught one on one with a parent present. Instructor contact information will be given at the time of registration. You may sign up until the middle of the month. Lessons are 30 min in length. Limit four lessons per student through Community Education.

Spicer Music Studio4 lessons • $25Schedule & use 4 lessonscourse# dates

2006 January 2007 February

NEW! In the Jungle (ages 2-4 & Parent)Bricks 4 KidzChildren will go wild for this fun-filled jungle unit. Build a slithering snake, leaping lion, mischievous monkey and more. Learning will expand leaps and bounds as we build, sing songs and learn fun facts about jungle animals. Class limit 15.

Discovery – 162 Art, door 1 6 sessions • $76course# days dates time

2008 Sa 2/6-3/19 9-10 amno class 3/5

We’ve done Community Ed classes quite a bit and we’ve always enjoyed them and appreciate their affordability.

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Preschool

ART AS YOU LIKE IT —

Tissues Please (ages 3-7 & Parent)Charlene RidlonKids are experiencing the winter cold and the best way to warm up is with a hot bowl of soup served in a bowl they painted by themselves! Participants will hear a fun story about tissues and then paint and decorate their own soup bowl. Projects will be fired, glazed and ready to pick up in about two weeks. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 15.

Art As You Like It1 session • $20course# days dates time

2000 F 1/29 6:30-8 pm

NEW! Be My Valentine (ages 3-7 & Parent)Charlene RidlonSpend an evening with your little one making a fun Valentine clay project and reading a Valentine story. Participants will create a clay heart with their hand print and add some texture. Projects will be fired, glazed and ready to pick up in about two weeks. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 15. Art As You Like It1 session • $20 course# days dates time

2001 F 2/5 6:30-8 pm

Hoppy Easter (ages 3-7 & Parent)Charlene RidlonKids will love to paint and decorate their own ceramic eggs. Participants will be painting two colorful eggs. Projects will be fired, glazed and ready to pick up in about two weeks. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 15.


2002 F 3/18 6:30-8 pm

NEW! A Gift for Mother’s Day (ages 3-7 & Parent)Charlene RidlonShow mom how special she is by creating a beautiful gift to give her for Mother’s Day that she will treasure forever. Paint and decorate a ceramic item. Projects will be fired, glazed and ready to pick up in about two weeks. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 15.


2003 F 4/29 6:30-8 pm

It’s a unique opportunity to lead community-organized programs and work with kids. Welcome

to Early Childhood Education!Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is here to help. ECFE provides quality learning opportunities and resources for parents and children from birth to kindergarten entry.

Classes include parent-child playtime, time for parents to observe their young children playing in an early childhood learning center and time to discuss parenting concerns with other families and staff.

For more information visit the District 742 website at www.isd742.org.


Middle & High School

ACT Preparation SeminarDoorway to College/Saps Learning CompanyThis five hour seminar enables each student to prepare for the ACT college admission test. Participants gain valuable insight into the ACT through a close examination of each type of question. This seminar teaches students those strategies necessary for answering specific question types and general test taking tips. It also provides suggestions for post seminar test preparation. Each participant will receive four practice tests, divided into 20 minute workouts written to ACT specifications as well as a detailed preparation study guide. Class limit 100.

Apollo HS - 614, door 30 1 session • $89course# days dates time

6500 Sa 03/19 9 am-3 pm

Junior Achievement Be Entrepreneurial™ Greg Borders Youth who have always wanted to start their own business will gain entrepreneurial skills at this class. Participants can take that challenge to start an entrepreneurial venture while still in High School-JA (Junior Achievement). Be Entrepreneurial focuses on challenging students, through interactive classroom activities. Designed with the specific needs of upper grade students in mind, JA Be Entrepreneurial provides useful, practical content to assist students to transition into becoming productive, contributing members of society. Class limit 25.

Tech HS-122, door 17 sessions• $15course# days dates time

6501 W 1/27-3/16 4-5pmno class 3/9

Friday Fun NightFelicia Wilson & Kayla WardThis class offers an evening filled with activities, and games for students 12-17 years of age, who are on the Autism Spectrum. Some of the activities will include cards, RPG, chess and snacks. Qualified adult supervision will be provided. Class limit 10.

Doctors Park, MHC 3 sessions • $60course# days dates time

6502 F 2/5, 3/18, 4/1 6-8pm

Grief & LossSam ConwayExperiencing grief and loss is all part of growing as a person. Participants in this class will learn to name their grief and see it in their lives moving forward. Students will join others and learn new skills to manage. Class limit 7.

Doctors Park, MHC 6 sessions • $45course# days dates time

6503 F 2/5-3/18 3:30-4:30pm no class 3/11

I joined the St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education team as an instructor because I wanted to make a difference and improve my community.

Make Lifelong Learning a RealityWould you be willing to “sponsor a child” who is unable to participate in a Community Education activity or class due to financial challenges? We invite you to take this opportunity to make a dollar donation or to be on a list of those who have committed to help when such a need arises so that we can connect with you.

For more information on the “Sponsor a Child” program, please contact Mary Heinen, Community Education Youth Enrichment Coordinator, at 320-529-6500, ext. 6259 or email [email protected].


Welcome to Our Schools!Facility Use in District 742 The use of District facilities beyond school hours is a powerful tool for community growth. Our facilities can be rented at an hourly rate. Charges cover staff time and costs associated with facility use. Community Education coordinates and supervises the use of school facilities. Please enjoy them! If you are having a special event in our facilities and would like food and drinks provided, inquire about our catering service through nutritional services. Advance notice is required. District 742 encourages the use of the schools by outside groups and community members:

• Lecture halls• Gyms• Auditoriums• Cafeterias• Classrooms• Fields• Affordable• Close to home• Accommodates large and small groups• Non-smoking campus• Handicap accessible• WiFi available

For more information or to reserve space, please contact Eric Johnson, Facilities Coordinator:

[email protected] or call 320-529-6500, ext. 6273

Facilities scheduling is coordinated by St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education Main Office located at:

Discovery School700 S. 7th St., Waite Park, MN 56387

Visit our website at www.isd742.org to submit your application for space.

Learn more at

isd742.org


Mid-Minnesota Community Aquatic Swim ProgramOur goal as a swim lesson provider is to provide smaller class sizes, stroke development, build endurance, educate participants on safety in and out of the water and most important having fun. Our caring and dedicated staff will use positive feedback, effective lesson planning, class management and a variety of teaching techniques to provide a quality program. Hope to see you this spring!

RegistrationIf you are looking for a quick and easy way to register, please visit us at stcloudcommunityed.com or call St. Cloud Community Education at 529-6500 for registration. If you have programming questions, please call Lynn Neumann at St. Cloud Park and Recreation at 257-5959. Community Education will take all registrations. When registering please complete all information including current e-mail and day and night time phone numbers as this is how we contact you in case of a pool closure.

Stay Tuned for Summer 2016 Aquatics!• Swim lessons at Tech High School• Swim lessons at the College of Saint Benedict• Adaptive swim lessons• American Red Cross Certification Courses

Aquatics

District 742 Community Education and City of St. Cloud Park and Recreation have a long standing collaboration in Community Aquatics. Together we provide high quality programs such as preschool swim lessons, school age swim lessons, private lessons, adaptive aquatics and American Red Cross trainings.

Now Hiring!St. Cloud Community Aquatics is currently looking for certified Lifeguards and certified Water Safety Instructors. If you have any interest in working with our Youth and Adult Swim Programs please contact us at stcloudcommunityed.com or call 257-5959. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Aquatics

Baby Bobbers (ages 6 to 24 mos.)Designed to orient your child (accompanied by parent) to better prepare them for swim lessons. Parents will learn safety information and techniques to help your child feel comfortable in the water. This class provides a bonding experience for parents and their children. Class limit 15.

Toddler Time (age 2-3 yrs.)Designed to orient your toddler (accompanied by parent) to better prepare them for preschool swim lessons. Toddler will learn to ease the transition from parent to instructor and become more comfortable with their skills and surroundings. Skills we will start focusing on are safety, kicking, paddle, floats and underwater exploration. Class limit 15.

Beginner Preschool (ages 3 to 4 yrs.) Skills taught include safety topics, water adjustments, kicking, floating with support, front and back paddle, breath control and completely submerging. Parents do not need to get into the water with their child. Class limit 5.

Advanced Preschool (ages 3 to 4 yrs.)Skills taught include safety topics, front and back paddle, kicking, treading water and advance breath control. The goal in this class is to perform each skill unassisted. Parents do not need to get into the water with their child. Class limit 5.

Private Lessons for Adults and ChildrenThese lessons are 25 minutes long and meet 8 times. Private lesson is designed to give any participant the individualized attention necessary in order to improve or master swimming skills. Together, the instructor, participant(s) and/or parent, determine the goals for the session and the curriculum is customized to meet your goals. Private lessons cost $90.

The Community Ed instructors strive to make the experience for all kids positive, whatever their skill level, in a non-competitive environment. Including everyone is the focus, and having fun is the main goal!

Mid-Minnesota Community Aquatic Class DescriptionsBaby Bobbers, Toddler Swim, Preschool and Private swim lessons are 25 minutes long and meet 8 times. Cost for Baby Bobbers, Toddler Swim and Preschool classes is $29. Private lessons is $90. Please see the descriptions below.


Aquatics

Swim 1 (ages 5 & up)Participants become comfortable in the water learning basic skills. Safety topics include pool rules, recognizing lifeguard, safe water entry, being able to recall name and phone number, helping yourself in an emergency and proper use of life jacket.Class limit 5.

Skills: • Enter and exit the water• Blow bubbles• Bob underwater • Pick up object under water• Front/back floats• Front/back blast offs • Flip flops (roll from front to back)• Flutter kick on wall• Front/back paddle • Tread water motions

Swim 2 (ages 5 & up)Participants learn to swim without support. Safety topics include being able to recall parents/guardians names, home address, proper use of life jackets and boat safety. Class limit 6.

Skills:• Jump into chest-deep water and return to the edge of pool• Bob underwater and hold breath• Front/back float • Front/back blast off • Flip flops (roll from front to back /back to front) • Flutter kick with kick board• Tread water • Front/back crawl• Breaststroke kick

Swim 3 (ages 5 & up)Participants learn to be comfortable with new skills in deep water and learn new strokes. Safety topics include helping yourself and others in an emergency, safe weather conditions for swimming and proper use of life jackets. Class limit 6.

Skills:• Jump into deep water and return to wall• Swim underwater and pick up an object• Front/back float in deep end• Flutter kick on front/back with kick board• Tread water in deep end• Front crawl with rhythmic breathing• Back crawl • Elementary backstroke• Breaststroke kick• Breaststroke arm motion

Swim 4 (ages 5 & up)Participants increase endurance, improve skills learned in Swim classes 1-3 while learning new skills. Safety topics include basic First Aid, reaching assist and proper use of life jacket. Class limit 8.

Skills:• Feet-first surface dive in deep end• Somersault• Open turn: Front crawl• Open turn: Back crawl• Tread water• Flutter kick on front/back with kick board• Breaststroke kick with kick board• Front/back crawl• Elementary backstroke• Breaststroke• Dolphin kick

Swim 5 (ages 5 & up)Participants learned ways to improve efficiency for strokes learned in Swim classes 1-4 while learning new skills. Safety topics include First Aid, throwing assist and proper use of a life jacket. Class limit 8.

Skills:• Feet-first surface dive to 7 ft. and pick up object• Flip turn: Front crawl• Flip turn: Back crawl• Tread water• Flutter/dolphin/breaststroke kick with kick board• Front/back crawl with flip turn • Elementary back stroke• Breaststroke• Butterfly• Sidestroke

Swim 6 (ages 5 & up) Participants have learned all strokes and will concentrate on refining their technique. Safety topics include recognizing spinal injury and proper use of life jacket. Class limit 8.

Skills:• Feet first surface dive and pick up brick• Open turn breaststroke/butterfly• Tread water, kick only • Flutter/dolphin/breaststroke kick with kick board• Front/back crawl with flip turn• Elementary back stroke • Breaststroke with open turn• Butterfly with open turn• Sidestroke

Mid-Minnesota Community Aquatic Class DescriptionsSwim 1-6 and PREP classes are 40 minutes long and meet 8 times. Cost for Swim 1-6 and PREP classes is $40. Please see the descriptions below. We encourage participants to complete all swim levels to ensure learning all swimming skills and strokes.


Aquatics

Tech High School Swim Lessons • Door 6We encourage participants to complete all swim levels to ensure learning all swimming skills and strokes. Registration must be completed one week prior to the first class meeting. Registration questions, please call 529-6500. Program questions call 257-5959. Cost of Baby Bobbers, Toddler Swim and Preschool classes is $29. Cost of Swim 1-6 and PREP classes is $40. Cost of Private Lessons is $90.

Session I

Saturdays March 19-May 14 (no class March 26)

8:30 -9:10 am4001 Swim 14002 Swim 24003 Swim 3

9:20-9:45 am4004 Baby Bobbers4005 Beginner

Preschool4006 Advanced

Preschool

10:00-10:25 am4007 Toddler Time4008 Beginner


Preschool

10:35-11:15 am4010 Swim 14011 Swim 24012 Swim 3

11:25-11:50 am4013 Beginner


Preschool4015 Private Lesson

12:00-12:40 pm4016 Swim 14017 Swim 44018 Swim 5

12:50-1:15 pm4019 Private Lesson4020 Private Lesson4021 Private Lesson

Session II

Mon/Wed March 14- April 6

4:30-5:10 pm4022 Swim 14023 Swim 2

5:15-5:40 pm4024 Beginner


5:45-6:10 pm4026 Advanced


6:15-6:55 pm4028 Swim 14029 Swim 2

7:00-7:40 pm4030 Swim 34031 Swim 4

7:45-8:10 pm4032 Private Lesson4033 Private Lesson

Session III

Tues/Thurs March 15- April 7

4:30-4:55 pm4034 Beginner


Preschool

5:00-5:40 pm4036 Swim 14037 Swim 2

5:45-6:10 pm4038 Baby Bobbers4039 Beginner

Preschool

6:15-6:55 pm4040 Swim 34041 Swim 4

7:00-7:25 pm4042 Private Lesson4043 Private Lessons

American Red Cross Lifeguard CourseThe purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries, and sudden illnesses until Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel take over. . The course also includes training and certification in CPR for the Professional Rescuer and First Aid. Red Cross textbook Lifeguarding is included. Participants must attend all class sessions. Prerequisites: Participants must be at least 15 years old and pass a swimming pre-test given at the first class. Class limit 10.

course # location dates cost

4068 Tech HS April 2, 3, 9 $190

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Locations

DISTRICT LOCATIONS

Apollo High School & DAO 1000 N. 44th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 11, North Side; Door 30, South Side 320-253-1600

Clearview Elementary School 7310 SE Highway 24Clear Lake, MN 55319 Door 1, West Side 320-743-2241

Discovery & Community Education 700 S. Seventh St. Waite Park, MN 56387 Door 1, North Side 320-529-6500

Kennedy Community School 1300 Jade Rd.St. Joseph, MN 56374 Door 1, West Side 320-363-7791

Lincoln Elementary School 336 SE Fifth Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56304 Door 1, West Side 320-251-6343

Madison Elementary School 2805 N. Ninth St. St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 8, North Side 320-252-4665

McKinley Ed Center & ALC 216 N. Eighth Ave. Waite Park, MN 56387 Door 3, North Side 320-203-8470

North Junior High School 1212 N. 29th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 3, South Side 320-251-2159

Oak Hill Community School 2600 County Rd. 136 St. Cloud, MN 56301 Door 1, West Side 320-251-7936

Early Childhood - Colts 124 SE First Ave. St. Joseph, MN 56374 Door 1, West Side 320-253-5828

South Junior High School 1120 S 15th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56301 Door 5, East Side (tennis courts) 320-251-1322

Talahi Community School 1321 SE University Dr.St. Cloud, MN 56304 Door 1, South Side 320-251-7551

Technical High School 233 S. 12th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56301 Door 9/10, North Side (east bldg) Door 17, North Side (west bldg) 320-252-2231

Westwood Elementary School 5800 Ridgewood Rd.St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 5, South Side 320-253-1350

OUT OF DISTRICT LOCATIONS

Archery Country28 Division St.Waite Park, MN 56387

Art As You Like It109 Division St.Waite Park, MN 56387

Boulder Pointe Equestrian & Event Center, LLC6612 189th Lane NWAnoka, MN 55303

Dee Cheng Kung Fu Academy259 S. Second Ave. Waite Park MN 56387

Doctor’s Park Mental Health Center(next to Whitney Senior Center)103 Doctors Park Dr.St. Cloud, MN 56303

Fitness Evolution-Sartell805 County Rd. 120Sartell, MN 56377

Mathnasium Learning Center(next to Famous Daves)388 NE Third St.Waite Park, MN 56387

National Karate of St. Cloud2835 W. Saint Germain St., Suite #650St. Cloud, MN 56301

Spicer Music Studio3623 Creekview Rd.St. Cloud, MN 56301

St. Cloud Karate & Tai Chi Instruction1514 N. Third St.St. Cloud, MN 56303

Steve’s Guitar & Music SchoolMarket Place (back side of Pizza Ranch)110 S. Second St. , Suite #122Waite Park, MN 56387

Be An Instructor!Community Education is pleased to offer a wide variety of educational, affordable, entertaining and enriching classes and activities to our community members.

Do you have a passion, special skill or talent you want to share with others? We welcome your desire to share your knowledge and passion. As a class instructor, you play an important role in inspiring and enhancing the lives of the participants. Class offerings are determined three times a year: Fall, Winter and Summer. You must submit both instructor application AND class proposal. Submit online at www.isd742.org under Community Ed.

For more information, contact:

St Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education700 S. 7th St.Waite Park, MN 56387

Phone: 320-529-6500Fax: 320-529-4301

For Youth Enrichment:Contact Mary Heinen at ext. 6259 or [email protected]

For Adult Enrichment: Contact Dave Twedt at ext. 6257or [email protected]

Learn more at www.isd742.org.


Registration

6 Easy Ways to Register

1. ONLINE www.stcloudcommunityed.com

2. PHONE 320-529-6500. Please have credit card and course information ready.

3. MAIL Complete the form and mail it with your check (payable to District 742 Community Education), money order or credit card number to: District 742 Community Education 700 7th Street South Waite Park, MN 56387

4. DROP BOX A drop box is located on the west side of Discovery Community School, outside of Door 7.

5. FAX Fill out the registration form including credit card number and fax to 320-529-4301.

6. IN PERSON Community Education Main Office, Rm. 143 located at Discovery School: 700 7th Street South Waite Park, MN 56387 Door 7, West Side

OFFICE HOURS M-F • 7:30 am – 4 pm

2015 - 2016 Registration Form

Student Name(s) _______________________________________________________________ (Please Print) Last First

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City _______________________________________________ Zip _________________________

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m Financial Assistance ____________________ m Special Needs_____________________

Medical Conditions _____________________________________________________________

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WHEN TO REGISTERRegistration for winter classes is open upon receipt of the catalog. Online registration announcements will be made available at www.isd742.org.

CLASS CONFIRMATIONUnless we contact you, assume the course is held at the time and place indicated and that you are registered.

CANCELLATIONS• Complete refund is given if a class is canceled or filled.

• A $5 cancellation fee plus direct expenses (materials, transportation, ticket and/or other class costs) will be charged if participants cancel a class within five working days and up to 24 hours prior to class.

• Classes canceled less than 24 hours in advance will not be refunded.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDIf participants are not 100% satisfied with a class, they can contact the Community Education Main Office at 320-529-6500 and we will gladly address your concerns.

SCHOOL CLOSINGSIf school closes during the day due to bad weather, Community Education will cancel all activities. Announcements are made on the District 742 website and local radio stations.

BE AN INSTRUCTORDistrict 742 Community Education instructors are employed because they have a special skill or expertise they are willing to share with the community. District 742 Community Education does not endorse the opinions or business affiliation of instructors.

TRIPS & OUTINGSAll pick up times listed indicate the time the bus/van leaves that location. IT takes some time to board the bus and secure wheelchairs so we ask that you arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the departure time.

ACCOMMODATIONSTo facilitate your participation in a class/activity, please call 320-529-6500.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEIf you are eligible to receive financial assistance, it will consist of 50% of each class fee up to $20 per catalog. You must be a resident of District 742 to qualify. Verification required. If you are a member of UCare Minnesota, contact Community Education for information regarding partial fee reimbursement.


Kindergarten Enrollment

Children who will be 5 years old by September 1, 2016 may enroll for kindergarten at the Welcome Center located at Discovery Community School, 700 S. Seventh Street, Waite Park, MN 56387 (door 7).

An informational brochure will be mailedand will be available at www.isd742.org. Enrollment begins January 15, 2016.

For more information call 320-202-6897.

Watch for information on our temporary new Welcome Center location in late March.

Documents

Winter Youth Enrichment Classes - Schoolwires · Academy of Martial Arts is offering parents and children an opportunity to learn about safety at school, with peer groups, in public,