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Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Quality Teaching & Learning for All...Equity in All We Do
Learning is more fun
with friends!
Fall 2014 -15
Course
Catalog
OVER 50 New CLASSES!
Girls Night Out p. 6
“Two-Left Feet” p. 11
Couple’s Night Out p. 8
Modern Board Games p. 21
CONTACT & HELPFUL INFORMATION
ROSEVILLE AREA
SCHOOLS COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
www.ISD623.Org/CommunityEd
Phone: 651.604.3500
[email protected]
Adult Basic Education.... 651.604.3553
Adult Enrichment............ 651.604.3770
Adults w/ Disabilities....... 651.604.3770
Aquatics.......................... 651.604.3770
Facility Use..................... 651.604.3510
Community Education.... 651.604.3500
Early Childhood.............. 651.487.4378
Family Education
Early Childhood.............. 651.487.4378
Screening
Pre K.............................. 651.604.3578
Youth Enrichment........... 651.604.3770
School Age Care............ 651.604.3505
Senior Program.............. 651.604.3520
Targeted Services........... 651.604.3508
LOCATIONS & KEY
Brimhall Elementary (BH)
1744 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
Central Park Elementary (CP)
535 County Road B2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Edgerton Elementary (EDG)
1929 Edgerton St
Maplewood, MN 55117
Emmet D. Williams Elementary (EDW)
955 County Road D West
Shoreview, MN 55126
Falcon Heights Elementary (FH)
1393 Garden Ave West
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
The Facility Use Program
coordinates the rental and
scheduling of all available District
facilities for community activities.
Requests are prioritized by
category and coordinated with
the schools to avoid interfering
with district programs. For more
information call 651.604.3510.
NO PITCH GUARANTEE
Community Education works with
a wide variety of professionals
to generate interest and share
knowledge, but does not promote
or recommend any specific
business, service or product.
While an instructor(s) may make
information available about their
business, service or product, it will
not be required or recommended
in or beyond the class.
To engage our
ever-changing
communities and
partners in developing
meaningful services,
quality programs
and lifelong learning
opportunities for all.
Harambee Elementary (HAR)
30 County Road B East
Maplewood, MN 55117
Little Canada Elementary (LC)
400 Eli Road
Little Canada, MN 55117
Parkview Center School (PCS)
701 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
FACILITY USE
MISSION STATEMENT
Roseville Area Middle School (RAMS)
15 County Road B2 East
Little Canada, MN 55117
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CONTENTS
BROADENING
HORIZONS
• Language Arts.................. P. 16
• Career & Finance........ P. 17-18
• Personal Interests...... P. 21-23
•Technology.................. P. 24-25
•ABE.............................. P. 32-33
•RASP............................ P. 30-31
BUSINESS &
TECHNOLOGY
• Language Arts.................. P. 16
• Career & Finance........ P. 17-18
• Personal Interests...... P. 21-23
• Online Learning......... P. 26, 33
•Technology.................. P. 24-25
•ABE.............................. P. 32-33
CREATIVE
•Art.................................... P. 5-7
• Food & Cooking.............. P. 8-9
• Dance & Music............ P. 10-11
• Personal Interests...... P. 21-23
•Technology.................. P. 24-25
• Roseville Gift
and Craft Shoppe........ P. 30-31
FAMILY, LIFE, & HOME
• Food & Cooking.............. P. 8-9
• Personal Interests...... P. 21-23
• Early Childhood.......... P. 34-35
• Out of School Time.......... P. 36
• Your Family...................... P. 37
•RASP............................ P. 30-31
•ABE.............................. P. 32-33
FIT & ACTIVE
• Dance & Music............ P. 10-11
•Fitness......................... P. 12-15
• Mind & Body................ P. 19-20
• Youth Swim...................... P. 27
• Adult Swim....................... P. 28
• Little Canada
Parks & Rec...................... P. 40
Roseville Area Schools
WEBSITE
CONSTRUCTION
We will be launching a brand
new website this fall!
To make sure you don’t get lost, most
links in this course catalogue go to the
Community Education home page.
www.isd623.org/CommunityEd
We’re sorry for any inconvenience
this may cause. If you have any
questions, please call 651.604.3770.
Our registration website will not
be affected by these changes.
roseville.thatscommunityed.com
ART
MATCHBOX GNOMES
FELTED LUMINARIAS
Add a warm glow to the holiday season
with pretty felted luminarias. Learn a
fun contemporary wet felting technique
using wool and a little soapy water.
$20 material fee includes all fibers and
supplies and is payable to the instructor.
Bring from home: 2-3 hand towels, 1 old
bath towel, sharp scissors, a plastic bag
to carry home wet items, and an apron.
Leslie Granbeck
1019
FELTED HOLIDAY CARDS
Create something beautiful and
handmade this season. With the holidays
just around the corner, it’s the perfect
time to learn some super easy wet
felting techniques for making special
greeting cards and gift tags for your
friends and family. Combine colorful
wool and specialty fibers with your own
creative touches in this fun class. $10
material fee includes supplies for several
cards and tags and is payable to the
instructor. Bring from home 2-3 hand
towels, sharp scissors, and a plastic
bag to carry home wet items.
Leslie Granbeck
1022
1 Session
6:00PM-9:30PM
$29 Thursday
Nov 13
FV 105
A COLLECTION OF
CHRISTMAS EARRINGS
Make a collection of delightful earrings
(or pendants) in an easy and fun
evening. All supplies are provided
including Swarovski crystals! Choose
from Christmas trees, angels, snowmen,
candy canes, and more. Bring jewelry
making tools if you have them. $9
material fee per earring pair or
pendant collected by the instructor.
Lorri Kaas
1026
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$25 Tuesday
Nov 18
FV 100
1 Session
6:00PM-9:30PM
$35
Tuesday
Oct 14
FV 105
Create a functional and artistic spot
for the little things that are so easy to
misplace. This class will guide you
through the fascinating art of feltmaking
while you create charming wall pockets
for your keys, phone, scissors, and such.
$25 materials fee includes all fibers and
supplies and is payable to the instructor.
Bring from home: 2-3 old hand towels,
1 or 2 old bath towels, sharp scissors,
plastic bag to carry home wet items, a
bag lunch, and an optional apron.
Leslie Granbeck
1 Session
10:00AM-4:00PM
$39
Saturday
Oct 4
FV 105
INTRO TO NEEDLE FELTING
A great felting technique to add to
your creative portfolio! No knitting, no
water, learn to felt wool fibers using
special barbed needles instead. Design
jewelry, ornaments, pin cushions, and
more. Go green and embellish recycled
wool sweater parts for a variety of
accessories, adornments and gifts. You
can even repair that hole in your favorite
sweater with this technique. You’ll
be amazed at the possibilities. $10
supply fee payable to the instructor and
bring a pair of sharp scissors.
Leslie Granbeck
1014
1 Session
6:00PM-9:30PM
$29
1032
Thursday
Dec 4
FV 105
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
1 Sessions
10:00AM-12:00PM
$19 Saturday
Nov 1
FV 105
WOOL FAIRIES & ANGELS
Create a fairy or angel to watch over
someone special. Using beautiful dyed
wool and a felting needle, craft a simple
magical figure that can be further
embellished to become one of a kind.
No prior needle-felting experience needed.
Ting Ting Cheng
1031
FELTED WALL POCKETS
1021
Enjoy a gnome-tastic time creating a one
and a half inch felt gnome and a matchbox
home. Make as many as you like in the
allotted class time using the instructor’s
eclectic supply of doodads. No prior
experience in gnome creation necessary.
Ting Ting Cheng
1 session
9:30AM-12:00PM
$35
Saturday
Oct 4
FV 100
GLASS FUSING:
FROSTY THE GLASS MAN
Learn how to cut and arrange glass into
your own snowman. This 4x8 sun-catcher
will make your window delightfully
festive. No experience is needed.
Lilypad Ceramics
1086
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$55
Monday
Nov 3
FV 105
OPEN YOUR OWN ETSY SHOP
Learn how to sell your handmade items
to anyone in the world! In this class you
will learn how to set up shop on etsy.com,
the basic do’s and dont’s of Etsy, how
to brand your product, and common
courtesy and practices on the site.
Katherine Young
4367
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$29
Monday
Nov 17
FV 107
QUILLING ART 101
Learn the art of quilling! Create beautiful
3D paper artwork and take home a
stunning handmade card showcasing
your new talents. We will learn multiple
techniques for making quilled flowers and
each student will receive a slotted quilling
tool. Please bring a pair of scissors.
Katherine Young
1027
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$25
Monday
Oct 6
FV 102
5
BUDDY DAY
ART
CLAY ROBOTS
Adult and Child (ages 5-11) Workshop. Enjoy
a special day of artsy robotics created with a
special grownup and clay! Work together as
you each design your own robot. Anything is
possible as you create side by side. We’ll guide
you through the basics but the design, color and
embellishments are up to you. Lots of add-ons to
choose from, plenty of creativity, laughs and fun!
Painting is part of this project so dress for mess.
Watch Me Draw
1035
1 session
9:00AM-10:30AM
$29 parent & child Saturday
Nov 8
FV 105
CLAYDAZZLED CUPCAKES
Adult and Child (ages 5-11) Workshop. Enjoy a
special day of designing dazzling clay cupcakes
displayed on a painted canvas. A cupcake with lots of
nuts and a cherry on top? Cool! Anything is possible
as you work side by side to create your own styled
version. We’ll guide you through the basics but the
design, color and embellishments are up to you! Lots
of add-ons to choose from, plenty of creativity, laughs
and fun! We will be using paint and clay so
dress for mess!
Watch Me Draw
1036
1 session
9:00AM-10:30AM
$29 parent & child
Saturday
Oct 11
FV 105
ROCK-BOTTOM WATERCOLOR PAINTING
Leave your fears at home and come try out this two-session
class to see how you like watercolor. In this beginner class,
you will learn how to handle the wet medium of the paint, and
learn about different qualities of brushes, paint, and paper.
Your confidence, gained in this course, will lead you onward
to your next level. Full materials list is available online.
Mary Degen-Hefelfinger
1154
2 Sessions Saturday
10:00AM-12:00PM Sept 20, 27
$39 FV 105
MOSAIC STAINED GLASS LANTERN OR WINDOW
Brighten up any room in your home with mosaic stained glass. This
ancient art form is now fast and easy You’ll see outstanding results
(for even the most art challenged). Choose to add brilliant color
to your day by hanging your masterpiece window in a sunny spot
or light up your night with the stained glass lantern. If you do not
finish the glass work the first night, you will have homework to
do before grouting. The second night is messy grouting night so
please dress accordingly and bring some old terry cloth towels.
The black metal lantern is 11”x 6” square and a $25 material fee is
payable to the instructor. It can be lit by either a candle or an electric
light that will be available from the instructor for a small additional
charge. The window is 8.5”x11” and a $15 material fee is payable
to instructor. Please indicate your project choice when registering.
Peggy Ingles
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Grab a girlfriend or two and create
a one-of-a-kind stained glass creation!
1064
2 Sessions
Tuesday
6:00PM-9:00PM Sept 30-Oct 7
$39
FV-105
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Roseville Area Schools Community Education
ART
WATERCOLOR PAINTING LEVEL 1
Come and enjoy watercolor painting
in a relaxed, no-pressure class. This
class is for beginning and intermediate
level students. Each class will include
a demonstration and guided help from
the instructor in addition to a class
critique. You will receive an email each
week of a watercolor that we will be
working on in the next class. Material
fee of $5 payable to the instructor. Full
materials list is available online.
Mary Degen-Hefelfinger
1153
8 Sessions
Tuesday
3:00PM-5:30PM Sept 23-Nov 18
$119
FV 103
No class Nov 4
PAINT WITH ACRYLICS - LEVEL 1
Come and enjoy the journey of
painting with the support of an
experienced instructor and encouraging
classmates. This class is for beginning
and intermediate level student. The
instructor will provide a demonstration
and guided help during class, along
with a critique that includes input from
classmates. Bring photos, or other
pictures for your inspiration. Material
fee of $5 payable to the instructor. Full
materials list is available online.
Mary Degen-Hefelfinger
1152
MOSAIC WALL MIRROR OR
HOUSE NUMBERS
You will be amazed at how easy mosaics
are to do and even the most creatively
challenged will take home beautiful,
original art. If you do not finish the
glass work the first night, you will have
homework to do before grouting. The
second night is a messy grouting night
so please dress accordingly and bring
some old terry cloth towels. The wall
mirror is about 16” around with plenty of
space to decorate. A material fee of $20
is payable to the instructor. The address/
word art will add personality to your
doorstep or to your decor. Material fee
of $9-$20 is payable to the instructor
depending on the size. Please indicate
your project choice when registering.
Peggy Ingles
1065
2 Sessions
6:00PM-9:00PM
$39
Tuesday
Nov 18 & 25
FV 105
8 Sessions
Tuesday
6:00PM-8:00PM Sept 23-Nov 18
$119 FV 103
No class Nov 4
Unlock the secrets of your digital camera.
Learn how to make your camera work for
you instead of letting the camera make
all of the decisions. Understanding how
different modes work will open up a whole
new world, so don’t be afraid of all the
numbers! Pick your own ISO, shutter and
aperture, not to mention controlling what
you want in focus. The first night will be
held in the classroom and the remaining
nights we will meet at Fairview before going
on location. Locations will be discussed in
class. Camera and tri-pod are needed.
Paul Veronikas
4337
4 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$49
Thursday
Sept 18-Oct 9
FV 102
INTRODUCTION TO NIGHT
PHOTOGRAPHY
Don’t be afraid of the dark! Take control
of your camera. Learn the basics of what
your camera has to offer. Learn how to
control your aperture, shutter and how to
correct the color temperature that affects
the overall color of the print in every
night scene. The first night will be held in
the classroom and the remaining nights
we will meet at Fairview and then go on
location. Locations will be discussed in
class. Camera and tri-pod are needed.
Paul Veronikas
4336
4 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$49
Thursday
Oct 23-Nov 13
FV 102
POTTERY - WHEEL
POTTERY - HAND BUILDING
Learn the basics of creating pottery on the
wheel. Participants will learn how to create
cylinders, bowls, vases and platters. This
class is designed for the beginner as well as
individuals who wish to continue developing
their skills on the potters wheel. Learn at
your own pace and have fun. $20 supply
fee payable to the instructor.
Paul Moeller
Learn the basics of creating pottery and
sculpture. Participants will learn how
to create cylinders, bowls, vases and
platters. We will be using molds, coils,
paper patterns and slabs to build forms.
This class is designed for the beginner as
well as individuals who wish to develop
their skills. Learn at your own pace and
have fun. Pay instructor $20 for supplies.
Paul Moeller
1055-H
PHOTOGRAPHY
1055-W
8 Sessions
Tuesday
6:30PM-9:00PM Sept 23-Nov 18
$125
RAHS D114
No class Nov 4
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8 Sessions
Tuesday
6:30PM-9:00PM Sept 23-Nov 18
$125 RAHS D114
No class Nov 4
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COOKING
BREADBAKING 101
Served with soups and stews homemade
breads are the perfect comfort food.
Learn to make delicious homemade
bread packed with nutrition and flavor.
A generous amount of time is spent
discussing the nutritional value (or lack
of it) of various grains, flours, and other
ingredients. Gain knowledge of how
to substitute and supplement healthy
ingredients in our everyday baking while
becoming comfortable using recipes as
a guideline, not as a scientific formula.
This class will include demonstration
and hands-on participation. Supply
fee of $8 payable to the instructor.
Ellie Lida
1136
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$35
Monday
Oct 27
RAHS D104
CARAMEL & CINNAMON ROLLS
Indulge and impress family and friends
with luscious homemade sweet rolls.
From scratch, make the buttery caramel
or cinnamon rolls everyone loves. Leave
with freshly baked rolls, recipes, and
the knowledge to bake these sweet
yeast breads easily on your own. This
is a hands-on class. Supply fee of
$12 to be paid to the instructor.
Ellie Lida
1135
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$35
Wednesday
Nov 12
RAHS D104
ARTISANAL BREAD
Come learn both the art and science
of artisanal bread making. Artisan
sourdough breads are characterized
by their flavorful crusty outside and
chewy inside. We will demonstrate how
to make three different kinds of breads:
thyme olive, cranberry walnut, and
ciabatta rolls. You will get to sample
the breads and take home a starter
culture called “ferment” with fool proof
bread recipes to get you started.
Roberta Benson, Ann Dwenger
1157
1 Session
6:00PM-8:30PM
$39
Thursday
Oct 16
RAHS D104
EASY GOURMET CUPCAKES
You see them at weddings, fancy parties
and in the windows of many specialty
shops. Gourmet cupcakes! In this class,
you will learn easy ways to make your
own gourmet cupcakes without a lot of
special supplies. You will go home with
a dozen specialty cupcakes, many new
recipes, and a cupcake decorating tip.
Bring a 12 cupcake/muffin tin to bake
and bring home treats in. There is a $10
material fee payable to the instructor.
Beki Cook
1185
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$29
Thursday
Nov 20
RAHS D104
HOLIDAY CLASSICS:
YEASTED BREADS
This class will include an array of
holiday yeasted breads from Europe
for both the Hanukkah and Christmas
seasons. We will demonstrate a selected
assortment of these breads, which you
will get to sample. Some examples
include German Stollen, French
Brioche, braided Challah and Finnish
Pulla. You will learn the differences
and similarities of these breads to help
you create traditional, ethnic breads in
your own home. Recipes included.
Roberta Benson, Ann Dwenger
1155
1 Session
6:00PM-8:30PM
$39
Monday
Dec 1
RAHS D104
HALLOWEEN CAKE POPS
Cake and icing on a stick. You can’t
beat the cake pop! In this one-session
class, you will make basic cake pops,
as well as some Halloween specialties:
witches, pumpkins, eyeballs, mummies
and more! Bring one 9x13 cake, already
baked, a can of icing (or 2 cups of
homemade), and a large container
to carry home your cake pops.
Beki Cook
1183
1 Session
6:00PM-8:30PM
$29
Tuesday
Oct 28
RAHS D104
EXOTIC INDIAN CUISINE
Turn a great night out
into one spicy evening!
Cook up something
new with this great
experience for two!
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If your hunger for the tantalizing samosas, tikkas or chutneys
has not been appeased, come and learn to make them
yourselves! Experience the sophisticated uses of spices and
herbs by learning to make crispy turnovers with a spicy potato
filling, served with tongue tingling chutneys and followed
by Chicken Tikka Masala served over a bed of aromatic
basmati rice. A medley of grated cucumber in a cool yogurt
sauce and Toasted Naan completes the meal. Plan to get
your hands dirty and bring your apron and appetite! Dinner,
recipes, chatter and fun are all part of this enjoyable class.
Anu Seshadri
1190
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$49 single enrollment
$85 couple enrollment
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Wednesday
Sept 17
RAHS D104
COOKING
HOT TOPIC!
FONDANT 101:
SNOWFLAKE CAKE
HOLIDAY APPETIZERS FROM ASIA
Take your cakes up a notch with
fondant! Fondant is the perfectly smooth,
beautiful finish you see on some of the
most amazing cakes. In this three-hour
class, you will learn how to cover the
cake with fondant and decorate it with
glittery snowflakes. You need to bring
2 round cake layers, removed from
the pans, 2-3 cups of white icing and a
carrier to take your cake home. A $12
supply fee payable to the instructor.
Beki Cook
1184
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$29
Wednesday
Jan 14
RAHS D104
FOUR FAMOUS ETHNIC
COOKIES
Learn to create the rolled Norwegian
cookie, Krumkakes, with cream, butter,
and cinnamon or sometimes flavored
with vanilla. Italian Pizzelles are a
flat, anise-flavored cookie that may
also be flavored with vanilla. Swedish
Sandbakkelse are chewy and almond
flavored and baked in tiny tins to
resemble tarts. Finally, we will master
deep fried Rosettes - fragile, paper thin
Scandinavian delicacies dusted with
confectioners sugar. You will receive
great recipes along with many tips and
techniques that will make your baking
a success! Bring containers so you
can get your creations safely home.
Laurel Severson
1150
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$39
Thursday
Dec 11
RAHS D104
COOKING FOR BLOOD
SUGAR CONTROL
Enjoy a delicious and nutritious five
course meal made with whole grains,
legumes, and fruits and vegetables.
Learn the many health benefits of fiber
and low Glycemic foods; including why
they control blood sugar and weight.
You will receive a library of resources
for food and health, a free copy of
Dick’s Cook Book, and whole grains
or legumes to cook two recipes.
Dick Ogren
1103
1 Session
6:00PM-8:30PM
$39
Tuesday
Sept 30
RAHS D104
Learn how to create exotic appetizers coupled with cocktails. We will make
appetizers from the land of Malay which are crispy wanton pouches with a
crunchy, delicately spiced medley of vegetables; chicken pot stickers from
Shanghai, a quintessential appetizer in a dim-sum buffet; vegetable samosas
from India, crispy turnovers with a spicy vegetable mixture; chicken satays from
Indonesia served with classic Indonesian peanut sauce; and a Beijing mint
bellini mocktail. Plan to get your hands dirty and bring your apron and appetite.
Anu Seshadri
1189
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$49
Wednesday
Dec 3
RAHS D104
PERFECT PASTA
We will use pasta machines to roll and
cut or go “low tech” and try rolling and
cutting by hand. Compare basic pasta
with several recipe variations including
spinach pasta. Savor your fresh pasta
with Classic Meat Sauce, Classic
Tomato Sauce, Gorgonzola Sauce
and a Quick Alfredo Sauce. Freshly
grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
is a must to taste as well as topping
your pasta with Almond Pesto, Classic
Basil-Garlic Pesto and a Walnut-Basil
Pesto. With an extensive hand-out on
tips and techniques, you can make
perfect pasta every time - join us!
Laurel Severson
1106
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$39
Wednesday
Sept 24
RAHS D104
TRUFFLES - CHOCOLATES
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
You’ve tried the rest, now try the best
truffles of all - and you will make them
yourself! Nancy has taught thousands
of people to make these rich, chocolate
delicacies, and they are so easy to
do. These handmade candies make
wonderful gifts (if you can part with
them). Each student will take home a
nice box with 15-18 truffles. We will
make 5 different recipes in class. A
$12 supply fee will be collected by the
instructor and an optional truffle/candy
kit is available for purchase for $18.
Nancy Burgeson
1116
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$29
Thursday
Oct 23
RAHS D104
LEFSE
This wonderful Norwegian delicacy is
made for special occasions. Learn dough
making, baking, storing, and of course
how to serve lefse - with a bonus bit of
history and humor too. We will begin
with real potatoes and authentic recipes
along with learning to create a modern
version with instant potatoes. Sample
your creations plus bring a container so
you can take lefse and dough home to share.
Laurel Severson
1151
Wednesday
Nov 19
RAHS D104
KOLACKYS
Kolackys are delicious Bohemian sweet
rolls, brimming with various fruit fillings.
We’ll make the dough from scratch and
fill them with a variety of fillings. Bake
them at home for special occasions. This
interactive class includes demonstrations,
hands-on learning, lots of eating, and
recipes to try at home. Ingredient
fee of $11.00 payable to instructor.
Ellie Lida
1166
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$35 Tuesday
Dec 9
RAHS D104
SIMPLE, SPECIAL CAKES
Making fancy, flavorful desserts becomes
a piece of cake in this three hour class.
You will learn the tricks to making easy,
beautiful cakes that taste amazing
and look like you spent the whole day
in the kitchen. You will bring home
one decorated two layer cake, icing
spatula and cake decorating tips. $15
supply fee payable to the instructor.
Beki Cook
1186
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1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$35
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$29
Monday
Sept 29
RAHS D104
9
DANCE & MUSIC
BALLROOM DANCE
Tired of watching? This course is for you!
In three sessions you’ll experience the
thrill of four classic ballroom dances!
By the last week you’ll find yourself
whirling with the Waltz, rotating to the
Rumba, floating through the Foxtrot
and tantalizing your partner with the
Tango! With the expert guidance of
3-time Ballroom Dance champion,
Monica Mohn, you’ll be dancing before
you know it. Couples Only Please.
Monica Mohn
2219
3 Sessions
Tuesday
6:00PM-7:20PM
Nov 11-25
$59/couple EDW Multipurpose
WEDDING DANCE WORKSHOP
Perfect for the couple that wants to feel
comfortable on the dance floor or the
dancer who wants to add a few moves to
spice up the usual routine. It doesn’t take
much: a couple of fancy turns, a fancy
walk to show off your partner and easy
tricks to maneuver around the dance
floor. Instructor Monica Mohn, twice up
for “Best Wedding Dance Instruction”
by MN Bride, will be your guide in this
2 hour workshop. Feel free to bring
your music. Couples Only Please.
Monica Mohn
2119
1 Session
Tuesday
6:00PM-8:00PM
Sept 9
$35/couple EDW Multipurpose
GUITAR CAMP
Learn the basics of playing the guitar:
how to tune and replace the strings, play
basic chords, and strumming patterns.
Tuition also includes an instruction book
that is full of valuable information and
is yours to keep. The instruction book
includes many scales chords, and songs.
Bring an acoustic or electric guitar or
contact the instructor, Joe Filipovich at
www.jfmusiclessons.com
for information on renting one.
Joe Filipovich
2105-Youth ages 7-15
3 Sessions
4:00PM-4:45PM
$55
Monday
Sept 15-29
FV 100
2105-Adult ages 16+
3 Sessions
4:45PM-5:30PM
$55
Monday
Sept 15-29
FV 100
EAST COAST SWING DANCE
This playful dance is tons of fun, and
you’ll be dancing after just one lesson.
A terrific first class for new dancers who
want to learn basic steps including:
1 and 2-handed turns, free spins,
cuddle, hammerlock, passes and
more. East Coast Swing is great with
swing, big band, jazz, jump blues, 50s
music, and more. Participants must
wear clean, dry, smooth leather soles.
Cindy Gardner
2100-1
7 Sessions
Monday
6:30PM-8:00PM Sept 8-Oct 20
$55
FH South Gym
2100-2
7 Sessions
Monday
6:30PM-8:00PM
Nov 3-Dec15
$55
FH South Gym
BELLY DANCE
Explore the beauty of Middle Eastern
Dance. These classes will focus on
movement, technique, flexibility, and
beginning combinations. We will
combine these elements for you
to express yourself. Little or no
dance experience required. Wear
comfortable workout “yoga”
style clothing.
Jean Zerby
LINDY HOP
Dance like the coolest cats with the
original form of Swing! Begin by learning
and drilling the basic figures, footwork,
and styling with swing-outs, circles, and
jockeys. Then, add the fundamental
turns and learn how to go back and forth
between six and eight count figures.
You’ll focus on techniques for a solid lead
and follow understanding. Prior partnered
dance experience is highly recommended.
Must wear clean, dry, white-soled tennis shoes.
Cindy Gardner
2101-1
7 Sessions
Monday
8:00PM-9:30PM Sept 8-Oct 20
$55
FH South Gym
2101-2
7 Sessions
Monday
8:00PM-9:30PM Nov 3-Dec 15
$55.00
FH South Gym
JUST ONCE PIANO
FOR BUSY PEOPLE
You don t need years of weekly lessons
to learn to play piano. In just a few hours,
you can learn enough secrets of the trade to
give you years of musical enjoyment.
While most piano teachers teach note
reading, we will teach you chords. In just
one session, you will learn all the chords
you ll need to play any song. You’ll
receive a workbook and practice cassette.
2132-1
10 Sessions
Wednesday
Kris Simonson
7:00PM-8:00PM
Oct 1-Dec 3
$59 FV Dance Studio
2200
Monday
Sept 29
FV 120
JUST ONCE GUITAR
FOR BUSY PEOPLE
Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar
but find it difficult to find the time? In 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. This
crash course will teach you some basic
chords and get you playing along to
your favorite music right away.
Eric Carranza
2216
1 Session
7:00PM-9:30PM
$55
Monday
Oct 6
FV 120
ON THE DANCE FLOOR
Join us for social dances.
Call 651.604.3520 for a schedule
of the featured bands.
10
1 Session
6:30PM-9:30PM
$55
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Monthly
2nd & 4th Monday
1:30PM-4:00PM
FV Solarium
$5.00 Pay at Session
DANCE & MUSIC
“TWO-LEFT FEET” SOCIAL DANCE WORKSHOP
Convinced that you have two-left feet and that dancing is not meant for you? Or, does that
describe someone you know? But still, it would be helpful to know a few steps right, just in
case? Learn fun moves and simple tips from a pro to ease you into dancing. A little bit of Swing,
a touch of Foxtrot, a smattering of Waltz, a tweak of Rumba, and a jazzed up “high school
prom Swing & Sway” are all it takes to get you on the dance floor! Couples Only Please!
Monica Mohn
2120
1 Session
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM
Jan 13
$35/couple EDW Multipurpose
LINE DANCE - LEVEL 1
Line dancing is an easy-to-learn and
fun way to kick up your feet. Learn the
basics of line dance in this introductory
course. Styles of music will include
country, pop, rock, rhythm & blues and
jazz. Classes will meet for one hour
followed by a one and a half hour dance
session which is free to class participants.
Jodi Wittman
2102-1
5 Sessions
7:00PM-8:00PM
$45 Tuesday
Sept 2-30
FV Solarium
2102-2
6 Sessions
Tuesday
7:00PM-8:00PM Nov 11-Dec 16
$55 FV Solarium
OPEN LINE DANCE
Dance the night away every Tuesday.
This is a DANCE not a class.
Jodi Wittman
2115-1
5 Sessions
Tuesday
8:00PM-9:30PM Sept 2-Sept 30
$29 FV Solarium
2115-3
2 Sessions
7:00PM-9:30PM
$15
2115-2
6 Sessions
Tuesday
8:00PM-9:30PM Nov 11-Dec 16
$35 FV Solarium
2115-4
4 Sessions
7:00PM-9:30PM
$25 Tuesday
Oct 14-28
FV Solarium
Tuesday
Jan 6-27
FV Solarium
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FITNESS
SilverSneakers® &
Silver&Fit®
Class Schedule
SilverSneakers 8:30AM-9:15AM
M, W, F
$8 Drop-in fee
YogaStretch 9:00AM-9:45AM
T, TH
$8 Drop-in fee
9:30AM-10:20AM
M, W, F
$8 Drop-in fee
Strength & Stretch 10:30AM-11:20AM
M, W, F
$8 Drop-in fee
Strength Training STRENGTH TRAINING
SilverSneakers® and Silver&Fit®
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit are benefits offered by various insurance companies
to allow older adults to take greater control of their health. Both SilverSneakers
and Silver&Fit offer you the chance to increase your physical activity, take
steps towards a healthier lifestyle, and participate in social opportunities.
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit members can attend any fitness classes on this
page sponsored by Roseville Area Schools Community Education for free.
To see if you qualify for SilverSneakers or Silver&Fit, contact your
insurance provider. Then, make sure to sign up for SilverSneakers
or Silver&Fit at the Fairview Registration Office.
SILVERSNEAKERS
The SilverSneakers Fitness Program can
open the door to better health, greater
independence, and a more fulfilling life. It
is an equipment-based, multi-level, total
body conditioning class in which students
use hand-held weights, elastic tubing with
handles, a SilverSneakers playball and a
chair for standing and/or seated support.
Exercises will include working all major
and minor muscle groups addressing
strength, flexibility, muscular endurance,
balance, coordination, agility, speed
and power. SilverSneakers is a class for
everyone. All equipment is provided
Margaret Cummings
7011-1
36 Sessions
Mon, Wed, Fri
8:30AM-9:15AM Sept 3-Nov 26
$229
FV Gym
No Class Oct 17
7011-2
24 Sessions
Mon, Wed, Fri
8:30AM-9:15AM
Dec 1-Jan 30
$155 FV Gym
No Class Dec 24, 26, & Jan 19
YOGASTRETCH - GENTLE
CORE STRENGTHENING
Our gentlest class - YogaStretch will
move your whole body through a
complete series of seated and standing
yoga poses. Chair support is offered
to safely perform a variety of postures
designed to increase flexibility, balance
and range of movement. Restorative
breathing exercises and a final relaxation
will promote stress reduction and mental
clarity. Keep your shoes on! No floor
work! Rejuvenate in our Yoga Studio!
Margaret Cummings
7020-1
23 Sessions
Tue, Thu
9:00AM-9:45AM
Sept 2-Nov 25
$145
FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 16 & Nov 4
7020-2
16 Sessions
Tue, Thu
9:00AM-9:45AM
Dec 2-Jan 29
$99
FVGym 53
No Class Dec 25, Jan 1
LAP SWIM
Sept 2-Jan 2
Mon, Wed, Fri
Mon-Fri
Tue & Thur
Do you want a healthy, strong, lean,
toned body? This is the class for
you. Exercises are designed to hit
all major muscle groups to improve
muscular strength and endurance.
Multiple modifications demonstrated to
accommodate all levels and abilities.
Hand weights from 1 to 20 lbs are
provided. Please bring a floor mat.
Margaret Cummings
7022-1
36 Sessions
Mon, Wed, Fri
9:30AM-10:20AM Sept 3-Nov 26
$229 FV Gym
No Class Oct 17
7022-2
24 Sessions
Mon, Wed, Fri
9:30AM-10:20AM Dec 1-Jan 30
$155 FV Gym
No Class Dec 24, 26, & Jan 19
STRENGTH AND STRETCH
This is a floor work class based on deep
breathing, building & maintaining core
strength, flexibility and alignment. You’ll
leave stronger, stretchier and lighter in
body & mind. Please bring a yoga mat.
Margaret Cummings
7023-1
36 Sessions
Mon, Wed, Fri
10:30AM-11:20AM Sept 3-Nov 26
$229
FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 17
7023-2
24 Sessions
Mon, Wed, Fri
10:30AM-11:20AM Dec 1-Jan 30
$155 FV Gym 53
No Class Dec 24, 26, & Jan 19
OPEN SWIM
6:30AM-8:30AM
11:30AM-1:00PM
8:00PM-9:00PM
Sept 2-Jan 2
Mon-Fri
Thursday
Saturday
10:15AM-11:15AM
7:00PM-8:00PM
11:45AM-1:00PM
No swim the evenings of Oct 16, Nov 4, Dec 23 & 30
No swim during the days of:
Sept 6, 13, 20, Oct 18, Nov 27-29, Dec 13, 20, 24-27, Jan 1
Fees
Under 18 $3.50/session
Over 18 $4.00/session
Over 60 $3.50/session
$15.50/5
$17.00/5
$15.50/5
These classes qualify for SilverSneakers® and Silver&Fit®. More swim is on p. 28
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Roseville Area Schools Community Education
FITNESS
BETTER BALANCE
Maintaining balance and mobility
is essential to living an active and
independent life. The bad news is that
maintaining good balance becomes more
challenging as age-related impairments
start to chip away at our activity and
confidence levels. The good news is
that through systematic and specific
activity-based programs, improvements
can be made in multiple dimensions of
the balance system. This class aims to
increase your stability, flexibility, strength,
mobility and agility and decrease your
risks of falling. This 10-session class
will include multiple assessments to
determine your particular trouble spots,
allowing a more personalized focus
towards improving your balance. Wear
comfortable clothes and shoes. All
equipment is provided, please bring your
own water bottle. Tara Jebens-Singh
is a Senior fitness specialist with
specific fall prevention training.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7038
10 Sessions
Monday
9:30AM-10:15AM Sept 8-Nov 24
$85
FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 6 & 27
INDOOR WALKING AT FV
A walking course is established on the
main floor: 4 1/2 times equals one mile.
The stopping points are the double
doors on west side and the print shop
on the south side. Keep your valuables
with you or do not bring them. There
is no charge and this is a self directed
activity. Contact Roseville Area Senior
Program with questions at 651.604.3520.
1:30PM-4:00PM FREE
Mon-Thu
CRANKY HINGES
This is a slow paced water exercise class.
Participants will focus on increasing
range of motion, flexibility, and mobility.
You must be able to maintain balance
without assistance for the duration
of the class time.
FALL
91-F2 29 Sessions Mon & Wed
9:30-10:00AM Sept 3-Dec 10
$116 $104.40/Sr
WINTER
91-F1 19 sessions Mon & Wed
9:30-10:00AM Jan 5-Mar 11
$76
$68.40/Sr
No class Jan 19
PERSONAL TRAINING
Whether your goal is weight loss,
regaining mobility, postpartum return
to fitness, triathlon training, distance
running, or just jazzing up an old
routine - personal training can help.
Tara will create an individualized fitness
program which reflects your personality,
schedule, health-history and fitness
goals. Her job is to make exercise safe,
effective and fun; to provide instruction,
encouragement and motivation .Personal
training means it is all about you. Work
one on one, 3 times a week or 3 times a
year; determined by your needs, goals
and schedule. Tara Jebens-Singh is
an experienced Personal Trainer with
certifications from the American Council
of Exercise, American Senior Fitness
Association, SilverSneakers and YogaFit.
She specializes in Senior Fitness, Yoga,
Strength Training and Running. She is a
triathlete, marathoner and mom.
Call 651.604.3770 to arrange a session.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7017
$40 half hour session
$65 full hour session
MEDITATION & GUIDED
RELAXATION
Slow down, take a deep breath, quiet
your mind, calm your heart and awaken
to this moment. It’s easier said than done
when life can be busy, stressful and
sometimes overwhelming. With Tara as
your guide, the class will explore various
relaxation and meditation techniques.
Folks of all ages, abilities and
experiences welcome. Wear comfortable
clothing. Bring a water bottle. Chairs
provided. Feel free to bring in your own
mat, blanket and pillow for extra comfort.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7041-1
10 Sessions
Friday
9:30AM-10:15AM Sept 12-Nov 21
$85 FV Gym 53
No class Oct 17
7041-2
8 Sessions
Friday
9:30AM-10:15AM
Jan 9-Mar 6
$69
FV Gym 53
No Class Feb 13
CALL 651.604.3770
FOR INFO ON PRIVATE
SWIM LESSONS
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RESOLUTION SOLUTIONS
Start exercising, lose weight, adopt a
healthier diet, stop smoking and cut the
clutter in the house every year. It’s the
same list of resolutions, same amount
of enthusiasm and determination and
unfortunately the same level of failure.
This year let Resolution Solutions help
you through the critical first six weeks of
dropping unhealthy habits and adopting
new, positive behaviors. Let our personal
trainer Tara educate and motivate while
you find support and accountability
from your fellow Resolution Solution
teammates. No special clothes or
equipment needed, just an open mind
and a desire to make the most of 2015.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7042
5 Sessions
Monday
9:30AM-10:15AM
Jan 5-Feb 9
$45.00
FV Gym 53
No Class Jan 19
SMALL GROUP PERSONAL
TRAINING
Are you ready for a fitness upgrade? Want
a healthy, strong, lean, toned body?
Desire a training program that is tailored
to your goals, body history, ability and
energy level? Then this is the class for
you. One on one instruction combined
with small group training sessions. Group
sessions include a combination of cardio
and resistance exercises designed to hit
all major muscle groups to improve
strength and endurance, burn calories
and optimize overall fitness. Multiple
modifications demonstrated to
accommodate all levels and abilities.
Hand weights from 1 to 20 lbs are
provided. Please bring water and
a floor mat; ankle weights optional.
Register early - class-size limited to 10
participants! Class includes 20 small
group sessions and one individual 30
minute session to be scheduled with the
instructor. Instructor Tara Jebens-Singh
is a nationally certified Personal Trainer,
Silver Sneakers instructor of the year and
marathoner. She’ll get you where you
need to go.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7039-1
20 Sessions
Tue, Thu
8:30AM-9:30AM Sept 9-Nov 25
$199
FV Gym
No Class Oct 16, 28, & Nov 04
7039-2
20 Sessions
8:30AM-9:30AM
$199
Tue, Thu
Jan 6-Mar 12
FV Gym
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FITNESS
HOT TOPIC!
Zumba Fitness is a global lifestyle brand
that fuses fitness, entertainment and
culture into an exhilarating dance-fitness
sensation! Zumba exercise classes are
“fitness-parties” that blend upbeat world
rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography
and fitness toning moves for a total-body
workout that feels like a celebration. All
ages and levels are welcome in this
energetic, fast paced class. Modifications
can be made to suit all fitness needs.
So, what are you waiting for? Join the
party! Drop-in rate is $10 per class.
Jan Campbell
JAZZERCISE
Jazzercise is for everyone, whatever your
figure or age. We feature lively dance
routines that are always new and exciting.
Turn the corner on fat loss, fitness
and better self-esteem.
Kelly Lewis
Monday-Thursday 6:00PM-7:00PM
Saturday 9:00AM-10:00AM
FV Gym
7000-1
Oct 6-Dec 6
Drop-in
$5
1x (9 classes) $34
2x (18 classes) $63
3x (27 classes) $88
Unlimited
$98
No class Oct 16, Oct 18, Nov 4 & Nov 27
7000-2
Dec 8-Feb 7
Drop-in
1x (9 classes)
2x (18 classes)
3x (27 classes)
Unlimited
FALL
7112-T1
7112-TH1 6 sessions
5:45PM-6:45PM
$59
$5
$34
$63
$88
$98
Thursday
Oct 2-Nov 6
FV Solarium
7112-C1 sign up for both nights for $115
No Class Nov 4
WINTER
7112-T2
No class Dec 24, Dec 25, Dec 31,
Jan 1 & Jan 19
T’AI CHI CHIH - LEVEL 1
A MOVING MEDITATION
Achieve a healthier mind, body and spirit
through an inner discipline that focuses
on balance and circulation. T’ai Chi Chih
is a slow-moving meditation that is fun,
easy and enjoyable to learn and do.
Reported benefits include reduced stress,
strengthened immune system, weight
and blood pressure control, improved
focus, creativity and flexibility. Gentle
movements can be done by anyone
regardless of age or physical capabilities.
Comfortable clothing recommended.
Deb Bertelsen
14
6 sessions
Tuesday
5:45PM-6:45PM Sept 30-Nov 11
$59
FV Solarium
7005-1
8 Sessions
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:15PM Sept 3-Oct 29
$65
FV 120
No class Oct 15
7005-2
7 Sessions
6:00PM-7:15PM
6:00PM-8:00PM $65
Wednesday
Nov 5-Dec 10
Dec 17
FV 120
7112-TH2 5 sessions
Thursday
5:45PM-6:45PM Nov 13-Dec 18
$49
FV Solarium
T’AI CHI CHIH - LEVEL 2
JOY THROUGH MOVEMENT
Students will be building on the skills
they learned in the T’ai Chi Chih Level I
class. They will practice circulating and
balancing the chi energy as well as fine
tuning their nineteen movements and one
pose of the T’ai Chi Chih form. They will
improve their balance and will improve
their health.
Robert Kippley
7008-1
8 Sessions
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:00PM Sept 17-Nov 12
$59
FV 114
No class Oct 15
7008-2
8 Sessions
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:00PM Nov 19-Jan 28
$59
RAHS 114
No class Nov 26, Dec 24 & 31
5 sessions
Tuesday
5:45PM-6:45PM Nov 18-Dec 16
$49
FV Solarium
7112-C2 sign up for both nights for $95
No Class Nov 27
DECEMBER YOGA INTENSIVE:
EXPLORING THE CHAKRAS
Join us for an end-of-the-year special
session where we will explore our chakras.
We can picture our chakras as spinning
vortices of energy that absorb, process,
store and emit our life-force. The chakra
system is where our personal energy and
matter meet, creating the ultimate mind-body
connection. Study of the chakra system
and using it as a blueprint to our inner
landscape. can be a powerful self-awareness
tool. Each 75-minute session will include
breath, posture and meditation exercises
devoted to opening and balancing
the chakra system. Please bring your
own yoga mat and water bottle.
Tara Jebens-Singh
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
7043
8 Sessions
8:30AM-9:45AM
$99
Mon, Wed, Fri
Dec 3-19
FV Gym 53
FITNESS
FAMILY YOGA
Caretakers and children 3 and under can
experience family-friendly yoga where
adults come to stretch, strengthen and
breathe, and tots and babies come to
play. The young ones burn off energy
while the grown-ups regain a little sanity
it’s just that simple. Please bring a yoga
mat and water (blankets, toys, loveys and
snacks welcome too). Instructor
Tara Jebens-Singh is a 200RYT,
nationally-certified Yoga instructor with
special training in Prenatal and kids yoga.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7126-1
10 Sessions
Wednesday
9:30AM-10:15AM Sept 10-Nov 19
$85 FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 29
7126-2
10 Sessions
9:30AM-10:15AM
$85
Wednesday
Jan 7-Mar 11
FV Gym 53
YOGASTRETCH - GENTLE
CORE STRENGTHENING
Our gentlest class - YogaStretch will
move your whole body through a
complete series of seated and standing
yoga poses. Chair support is offered
to safely perform a variety of postures
designed to increase flexibility, balance
and range of movement. Restorative
breathing exercises and a final relaxation
will promote stress reduction and mental
clarity. Keep your shoes on! No floor
work! Rejuvenate in our Yoga Studio!
Margaret Cummings
7020-1
24 Sessions
Tue, Thu
9:00AM-9:45AM Sept 2-Nov 25
$145
FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 16 & Nov 4
7020-2
16 Sessions
Tue, Thu
9:00AM-9:45AM
Dec 2-Jan 29
$99
FVGym 53
No Class Dec 25, Jan 1
ONE ON ONE YOGA
Whether your intention is to improve
strength, flexibility and balance; promote
healing or reduce stress - individual
attention will help. Learn poses and
modifications specific to your interests,
body history, goals and schedule.
Personal instruction for beginner to
advanced students. Tara Jebens-Singh
is a 200RYT, nationally certified Yoga
instructor with special training in Senior
and Prenatal yoga. Call 651.604.3770 to
set up a time that works for you.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7016
FITNESS YOGA: PRACTICE
In this class, you will practice various
yoga poses that will strengthen and
tone the entire body, enhance balance,
improve flexibility, and build core
strength. Please bring a yoga mat.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7040-1
21 Sessions
Wed, Fri
8:30AM-9:20AM Sept 10-Nov 26
$179
FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 17 & 29
7040-2
18 Sessions
Wed, Fri
8:30AM-9:20AM
Jan 7-Mar 11
$155 FV Gym 53
No Class Feb 13
FITNESS YOGA: INSTRUCTION
Yoga for everybody and every body!
This class will focus on properly learning
yoga poses, forms, functions, and
alignment. Sign up for Fitness Yoga:
Practice to practice what you learn in
this class. Please bring a yoga mat.
Tara Jebens-Singh
7037-1
10 Sessions
Monday
8:30AM-9:20AM Sept 8-Nov 24
$85
FV Gym 53
No Class Oct 6, Oct 27
7037-2
8 Sessions
Monday
8:30AM-9:20AM
Jan 5-Mar 9
$70.00
FV Gym 53
No Class Jan 19 & Feb 16
EVENING YOGA CLASSES
Yoga helps increase your strength, flexibility and ability to focus and relax. Class
includes breathing exercises, postures and a final relaxation. Wear comfortable clothes,
bring a blanket or mat to class and prepare to work barefoot. Level 2 is for participants
who have been involved in Yoga for at least 9 months. Level 3 participants must attend
a Level 2 session at the same time.
Virginia Sattler-Reimer
FALL
LEVEL 1
WINTER
7001-M1 17 Sessions
7:00PM-8:00PM
$119
Monday
Sept 15-Jan 5
FV Solarium
7001-W1 15 Sessions
7:00PM-8:00PM
$105
Wednesday
Sept 17-Jan 7
FV Solarium
7001-1
sign up for both nights for $219
No class Dec 24 & 31
LEVEL 2
7002-M1 17 Sessions
6:00PM-7:00PM
$119
Monday
Sept 15-Jan 5
FV Solarium
7002-W1 15 Sessions
6:00PM-7:00PM
$105
Wednesday
Sept 17-Jan 7
FV Solarium
7002-1
sign up for both nights for $219
No class Dec 24 & 31
LEVEL 3
7003-1
15 Sessions
Wednesday
5:30PM-6:00PM Sept 17-Jan 7
$69
FV Solarium
No class Dec 24 & 31
MIXED LEVELS
7004-M1 17 Sessions
4:45PM-5:45PM
$119
Monday
Sept 15-Jan 5
FV Solarium
7004-S1 17 Sessions
Saturday
10:30AM-11:30AM Sept 20-Jan 10
$119
FV Solarium
LEVEL 1
7001-M2 12 Sessions
7:00PM-8:00PM
$85
Monday
Jan 12-Apr 6
FV Solarium
7001-W2 13 Sessions
7:00PM-8:00PM
$89
Wednesday
Jan 14-Apr 8
FV Solarium
7001-2
sign up for both nights for $169
No class Jan 19
LEVEL 2
7002-M2 12 Sessions
6:00PM-7:00PM
$85
Monday
Jan 12-Apr 6
FV Solarium
7002-W2 13 Sessions
6:00PM-7:00PM
$89
Wednesday
Jan 14-Apr 8
FV Solarium
7002-2
sign up for both nights for $169
No class Jan 19
LEVEL 3
7003-2
13 Sessions
5:30PM-6:00PM
$59
MIXED LEVELS
7004-M2 12 Sessions
4:45PM-5:45PM
$85
Wednesday
Jan 14-Apr 8
FV Solarium
Monday
Jan 12-Apr 6
FV Solarium
7004-S2 12 Sessions
Saturday
10:30AM-11:30AM Jan 17-Apr 11
$85
FV Solarium
No class Jan 19 & Feb 21
$40 half hour session
$65 full hour session
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LANGUAGE ARTS
WRITE YOUR MEMOIRS!
Getting your life story down on paper
can seem overwhelming. Learn how
and where to start your memoir, what
to include and how to choose details
that make your story unique and
interesting. No writing experience
necessary, everyone is welcome.
Gail D. Olson
1202
5 Sessions
1:30PM-3:00PM
$45
Tuesday
Oct 21-Nov 18
FV 102
STORYTELLING & ACTING
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 1
We will learn basic conversational
skills in American Sign Language
along with exploring deaf culture. By
the end of the class you should feel
comfortable having basic conversations
with the deaf and hard of hearing.
Denise Lau
1200
6 Sessions
7:00PM-8:00PM
$45
Wednesday
Oct 1-Nov 5
FV 100
BEGINNING SPANISH FOR
TRAVELERS
Join us for this brief introduction
into the Spanish language and
culture. This course is designed for
people who travel, where Spanish
is spoken, and who would like to
communicate easier in Spanish.
Alicia Cappi
1258
6 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$59 Thursday
Oct 16-Nov 20
FV 116A
CONTINUATION OF SPANISH 5
In this course we will continue studying
various grammatical forms and apply
them to everyday situations. Instructor
approval required - please contact
[email protected] for approval.
Alicia Cappi
1256
16
12 Sessions
Wednesday
7:00PM-9:00PM
Oct 1-Jan 28
$129
FV 116A
No Class Nov 26-Dec 31
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 2
Continue building your conversation
skills. We will review a bit of ASL 1 before
moving to more in depth conversations.
Denise Lau
1200-2
6 Sessions
Wednesday
7:00PM-8:00PM Nov 12-Dec 17
$45
FV 100
INTENSIVE
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH
Conversation classes are the perfect way
to improve your language skills.
This class is appropriate for those who
have intermediate and upper intermediate
Spanish skills. Knowledge of the subjunctive
mood is advisable. Contact instructor
at [email protected] for approval
to take course.
Alicia Cappi
1249
7 Sessions
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM
Oct 7-Jan 27
$89
FV 116A
No Class Nov 4-Jan 6
WHAT DID YOU SAY??
A highly experiential session that focuses
on how our perceptions can get in the way
of effective communication. Learn how
to make sure that the messages you
send are the same messages that are
received. We will also cover the steps
to prevent “Ready-Fire-Aim” traps.
Milan Mockovak
7525-1
1 Session
1:30PM-4:00PM
$19
Thursday
Nov 6
FV100
7525-2
Thursday
Nov 20
FV 100
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$19
Mesmerize your family and friends
with a way of telling stories that brings
characters and happenings to life.
You will live the story adventure as
you tell it (and so will your listeners).
Stop envying those around you who
have that certain flair for telling a
story and become one of them.
Homeward Bound Theatre Co
1525
1 Sessions
6:30PM-8:30PM
$35
Thursday
Oct 23
FV 100
WOW YOUR AUDIENCE:
VOICE DYNAMICS
It’s not just what you say but how you
say it that makes an impact. You will
develop a style natural for you so you
can make presentations before groups of
any size. After practicing different vocal
techniques and breathing exercises, you
will increase your vocal flexibility and be
able to project energy and enthusiasm
that will capture your audience.
Homeward Bound Theatre Co
1524
3 Sessions
6:30PM-8:30PM
$69
Monday
Nov 3-Nov 17
FV 102
SPEECHCRAFT
Develop personal, business and
public speaking skills in this class that
is taught by experienced speakers.
You will present short speeches
with specific objectives. The King of
Toastmasters is dedicated to improving
the communication and leadership
potential of all students in a friendly,
supportive manner. All meetings are
recorded and each student receives a
DVD of their speeches in the class.
Duane Rivard
4000
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
8 Sessions
Tuesday
6:30PM-7:30PM Sept 23-Nov 18
$19 Roseville City Hall
No class Nov 4
CAREER & FINANCE
ACTIONS YOU CAN TAKE
AFTER THE GREAT RECESSION
HOW TO WIN COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Great Recession. Yes, that’s
what some now call what happened
to the market when the S&P 500 fell
over 37% in 2008. Why worry about
that anymore? The S&P 500 went up
over 32% in 2013. What can we learn
from what happened then and what
has just happened now? How can we
prepare for what’s next? Can we protect
against another 2008? What can you
do to protect the 30% or more gains
you may well have had in the last few
years? Join us for some helpful ideas.
Mark Josephs
4024
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$9
With the cost of a four-year college
exceeding $100,000, scholarships
seem more attractive than ever. Yet, few
parents and students know where to
start. You don’t have to be an academic
superstar to win free college money. This
popular course is taught by a Harvard
and UC Berkeley graduate who won
nearly $250,000 in scholarship money,
and worked in the Harvard financial aid
office. He will teach you where to find
unadvertised scholarship opportunities,
how to complete scholarship forms
and gather materials, and what works
Monday and what doesn’t work in competing
Oct 6 for scholarship money. Learn from
FV 100
a pro and cut college costs!
Jason Lum
BUILDING A CONFIDENT
RETIREMENT
8000
Planning for retirement can be stressful
and confusing. There are so many things
to consider. Why not learn a simple
approach to planning for retirement?
We use a four-step process based on a
pyramid with the most important being
the base, “Covering Essentials”. Once
we’ve figured out how much it will take
in retirement to cover essentials and
how we’re going to do it, we move on to
the next step, “Ensuring Your Lifestyle”.
This is followed by “Preparing for the
Unexpected” and “Leaving a Legacy”.
We think you’ll find this process is
simple, but very powerful, and will help
you have a confident retirement!
Mark Josephs
4025
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$9 LANDLORDING 101 - THE
GOOD, THE BAD & THE LEASE
4061
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$29
Thursday
Oct 30
FV 102
HOW WILLS AND TRUSTS CAN
AND CANNOT HELP YOU
Thursday
Nov 13
FV 100
This class will discuss advertising,
screening tenants, security deposit,
repairs, evictions, and much more. You
will be able to explore if you have what it
takes to succeed in this challenging but
rewarding profession. The instructor is an
experienced landlord. Supply fee of $7
paid to instructor for binder of materials.
Lorri Kaas
1 Session
7:00PM-9:00PM
$19
What is estate planning and why is
it crucial? This class explores the
purposes for estate planning, basic
plans for married couples and single
individuals, and reviews wills and trusts
in detail. We will also review powers
of attorney, guardianships, health care
directives, and the probate process. A
well-planned estate will allow the maker
to stay in control even in the event of
disability, and will avoid probate and
unnecessary fees and delays upon death.
Amanda Hespen
4070
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$19 Tuesday
Oct 21
FV 108
PROTECT YOUR RETIREMENT
PLANS FROM EXCESS TAXES
Will your income be sufficient in
retirement? Join us and learn why
distribution tax planning from IRA’s
is critical, how the stretch-out IRA
works and why estate planning is so
important. Mike Lynch is a Registered
Representative offering securities and
advisory services through Cetera Advisor
Networks, LLC, member FINRA/SIPCA.
Cetera Advisor Networks, LLC and
AdvisorNet Financial are not affiliated
companies. Please note that neither
Cetera Advisor Networks, LLC nor any
of its agents or representatives give
legal or tax advice. For complete details,
consult with your tax advisor or attorney.
Mike Lynch
4214
1 Session
6:00PM-8:00PM
$15 Tuesday
Oct 21
FV 102
WRITE YOUR OWN WILL
Whether you are married, single, or
divorced, it’s important to have a will to
make sure your wishes are honored. Learn
about estates and wills and prepare
a complete legal will during this class.
You are provided with all instructions, a
professionally-prepared form, witnesses,
and a notary public - all the tools
needed to complete this important
document. This class is appropriate for
people who have an estate of less than
$600,000 and do not own a business.
Spouses must register separately.
Sally Mortenson
4200
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$49
Tuesday
Sept 23
FV 102
HOT TOPIC!
LEGAL ASPECTS OF STARTING A BUSINESS
Wednesday
Oct 8
FV 105
We will discuss various resources that are available to you as
you start your own business. We will also cover topics including,
personal liability, proper organization, and the documents
needed to incorporate or organize your business.
Thomas Howard
4053
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$19
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
Thursday
Oct 16
FV 102
17
CAREER & FINANCE
SOCIAL SECURITY:
STRATEGIZE TO MAXIMIZE
HOT TOPIC!
When should I apply for Social Security?
How can I maximize my benefits? How
will this affect my spouse? You have a lot
of questions to answer and mistakes can
be costly. We can provide the guidance
you need. Join us for a short presentation
and learn how to sort through the
options to help ensure the choices
you make are tailored to your needs.
Janelle Calhoun, Mark Ohlmann
4039
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$9
How can income taxes affect your
retirement? Do you know how they
impact you if your are married or
single? What are the short-term versus
long-term capital gains and how can
you keep more in your pocket? Join
us so you can learn strategies to help
protect your savings and maximize
the lowest tax bracket possible.
Janelle Calhoun, Mark Ohlmann
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$9
FV 100
Division of an estate can lead to bitter
battles between siblings and impact
relationships forever. Learn how to keep
your cabin, farm or business in the family
without creating a family conflict. We will
discuss ways to ensure your children
receive equal inheritance, the impact
of taxes and how to properly position
your assets for the next generation.
Kevin Cunniff
1 Session
6:30PM-7:30PM
$9
Thursday
Nov 6
FV 100
EXTREME COUPONING 101
Have you ever wondered how to save
up to 100% on the products you buy
every day? In this class, you will learn
how to use coupons to maximize your
savings and decrease your budget.
You will become savvy shoppers while
saving time and money. A $10 material
fee is payable to the instructor.
Rachelle Gordon
4033
18
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$29 4040
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$9
Thursday
Oct 2
FV 100
RUNNING THE
RETIREMENT MARATHON
This educational seminar focuses on
the changing retirement landscape and
the challenges that must be overcome.
Topics include: calculating how much you
will need for retirement, understanding
critical changes ahead, making informed
investment decisions, reducing exposure
to market risk, protecting assets from
the unexpected, avoiding retirement
Thursday mistakes, and basic estate planning tools.
Oct 16 Jonathan Pyne, Erin Azer
KEEPING THE CABIN
IN THE FAMILY
4072
Have you had any thoughts about social security or legacy planning?
You should, as planning now can mean financial stability later. This session
offers strategies and advice to help women financially secure their future.
Janelle Calhoun
Thursday
Oct 9
FV 100
INCOME TAXES & RETIREMENT
4038
FINANCIAL STRATEGIES FOR WOMEN
4036
1 Session
6:30PM-7:45PM
$9 Tuesday
Sept 30
FV 102
HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING
The Metro Area Agency on Aging will be
available to help you understand and
track medical bills, forms, and benefits
you are entitled to under Medicare,
Medical Assistance, Medicare
supplement or long-term care policies.
The volunteer insurance counselor is not
connected with any insurance company
and does not give legal advice. In-home
health insurance counseling is also
available to older adults in Ramsey County
who are unable to travel. Call the RASP
office at 651.604.3520 or email
[email protected] to schedule an
appointment one week prior to the
session. For more information
call the Senior Linkage Line at
1.800.333.2433. Co-sponsored by
Roseville Area Senior Program and
Metro Area Agency on Aging.
Monthly 4th Wednesday
9:00AM-11:30AM FV
FREE
INVESTMENT FORUM 1
Beginners to advanced investors are
welcome. You are invited to come
and learn about the stock market,
local companies, new technologies,
medical and legal issues and current
economic issues. Presentations, data
and discussion provided to the group
should be considered information
only. Each participant is responsible
for their own investment decisions.
Call 651.604.3520 for more information.
Weekly 9:30AM-11:30AM
$1.50 Friday
FV 108
Pay in class
INVESTMENT FORUM 2
Participate in an informal discussion
regarding management of your money.
Call 651.604.3520 for more information.
Monthly 2nd & 4th Monday
1:30PM-3:30PM
FV 108
$1.50
Pay in class
SECRETS & TIPS FOR BUYING
A HOME OR INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
Whether you’re a first-time home
buyer, a seasoned home buyer, or an
investor, you will learn how to be more
successful in the real-estate market.
Learn what to include in a purchase
agreement, strategies for getting your
offer accepted, how to obtain a free
credit report, why home inspections are
important, and critical things to look for.
Nene Matey-Keke
1300
Thursday
Sept 25
FV 100
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
1 Session
7:00PM-9:00PM
$15
Monday
Nov 10
FV 100
MIND & BODY
PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT FOR
PARENTS & CHILDREN
HYPNOSIS
This is a class intended for parents and
children the ages of 8-14 to develop and
learn about their unique abilities. This will
be a highly interactive class and is an
introduction to different psychic gifts
including healing, how to use energy,
spirits, and clairvoyance. Parents
must attend with their child/ren and
can have up to 2 children per adult.
Kathy Wilken
1570
4 Sessions
6:30PM-8:00PM
$75
Wednesday
Oct 8-Oct 29
FV 102
WHAT DID YOU SAY??
This class is a highly experiential session
that focuses on how our perceptions and
predispositions get in the way of effective
communication. Activities show how to
avoid the “Communication Problem”:
I know you believe you understand
what you think I said, but what you
heard is not what I meant. Learn how
to make sure that the messages you
send are the same messages that are
received. We will also cover the steps
to prevent “Ready-Fire-Aim” traps.
Milan Mockovak
7500-S
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$59
Weight Loss/Healthy Eating
7500-W
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$59 Tuesday
Sept 16
FV 116A
Tuesday
Sept 16
FV 116A
POSTURE & OSTEOPOROSIS BUILDING BETTER BONES
7525-1
1 Session
1:30PM-4:00PM
$19
Thursday
Nov 6
FV100
7525-2
Thursday
Nov 20
FV 100
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$19
Quit smoking and/or lose weight through
hypnosis. Stop the cravings and obsessions
and get motivated. All behavior changes
must occur at an unconscious level to
be lasting. With hypnosis you can make
that change. You will be relaxed and
in control at all times. Fee includes CD
and lifetime membership card for free
reinforcement. Bring a pillow and blanket
to class. For more information, visit
www.hypnosisclinic.net. No discounts.
Mary Fischer
Stop Smoking/Chewing Tobacco
LIVING WELL WITH CHRONIC
HEALTH CONDITIONS
This program was developed by Stanford
University and will include hands-on
learning and healthy snacks at each
session. We will cover a variety of topics,
including preventing falls, making
tough decisions, dealing with difficult
emotions, pain and fatigue management,
medication usage, and more. Each
participant will receive a copy of the book
Living Well with Chronic Conditions.
Cosponsored by Lyngblomsten 5-5-1 Club,
RASP, the Metropolitan Area Agency on
Aging, and the Wilder Foundation.
Call 651.604.3520 or email
[email protected] to register.
RSVP by Tues Sept 16.
Have you caught sight of your reflection
in a window or mirror and noticed
that your shoulders and upper back
are slumped over? You’ll learn simple
techniques to stand straighter instantly.
We will do specific exercises to help
flatten your upper back, straighten your
shoulders and flatten your midsection.
We’ll talk about how to reduce the risk
of osteoporosis and related injuries,
how to regain bone mass, and what
will help and/or harm your bones. This
workshop is for those who want to learn
how to improve their posture and STOP
the rounding over that occurs with age.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing. $3
supply fee, payable to the instructor for a
resistance band or bring your own band.
Janice Novak
7507
1 Session
10:00AM-11:30AM
$29
Thursday
Oct 9
FV 116A
GUIDED MEDITATION
Come unwind in this a guided
meditation that will leave you relaxed
and enlightened. Wear casual clothes
and bring a pillow and yoga mat.
Kathy Wilken
1595
6 Sessions Monday
1:00PM-3:00PM Sept 22-Nov 3
$20 (sliding fee scale is available based on your annual income)
Applewood Pointe
1480 Applewood Ct, Roseville
No session Oct 20
3 Sessions
Wednesday
7:00PM-8:00PM Nov 12-Dec 3
$39
FV Gym 53
No Class Nov 26
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
BEGINNING HANDS ON
ENERGY HEALING
Begin learning how to use energy
to heal yourself and others by using
your own energy. This is an interactive
class where students will learn to
control and move energy for the
purpose of healing. We will use sound
as part of this healing technique.
Kathy Wilken
1561
6 Sessions
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM Sept 16-Oct 21
$79
FV 100
HANDS ON ENERGY
HEALING 2
Continue to learn about using energy to
provide healing to ourselves and others
by refining skills learned in the beginning
class. New skills will be introduced.
Kathy Wilken
1562
6 Sessions
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM Nov 11-Dec 16
$79
FV 102
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
Free screening by qualified volunteers.
Monthly 2nd & 4th Thursday
10:30AM-11:30AM
FREE
FV
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP
A caregiver group is available for
caregivers of older adults. The group
provides information, resources,and
valuable emotional support. Call
651.604.3520 for more information.
Monthly 2nd & 4th Tuesday
12:30PM-2:30PM FV
FREE
POWERFUL TOOLS FOR
CAREGIVERS
Are you caring for a relative’s children,
caring for seniors or someone with a
disability? Juggling multiple caregiving
roles? Powerful tools for Caregivers is
a vital six-session education program
that will provide you with the skills to
better balance your life. Caregivers
report this course has assisted them
to better care for themselves and they
have fewer feelings of anger, guilt and
depression. Increase your confidence
and learn how to use community
services. Meet other caregivers
and learn new tools each week.
Family Support Specialists
7501
6 Sessions
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:30PM Sept 17-Oct 22
$65
FV 103
19
MIND & BODY
OVERCOME CARB CRAVINGS
Do you crave starches, snack foods, &
sweets? Do you find the more you eat,
the more you want to eat? Is your snacking
out of control? In this workshop, we will
discuss a two week plan that will STOP
your cravings (no kidding!), help you lose
weight, and help keep your insulin levels
balanced. Overcoming carb cravings is
not a matter of willpower but a matter
of biology. Learn how you can stop
the vicious cycle of food craving and
weight gain. No hype-just the facts.
Janice Novak
If you’ve noticed a little extra weight in your hip/thigh/butt,
you are not alone. We have become a nation of professional
sitters, causing lower body muscles to weaken and sag. In this
workshop, you will learn: my famous ‘10 Minute Miracle Exercise’
series to strengthen lower body muscles quickly and, in the
process, increase metabolism and bone density; decrease 2
inches off saddlebag area in two weeks; and breathing
techniques to stimulate fat metabolism. Come prepared to
exercise and bring a mat.
Janice Novak
7519
1 Session
9:30AM-11:00AM
$29
Saturday
Oct 18
FV 120
PREPARE/ENRICH RELATIONSHIP
Improve your relationship, Prepare/
Enrich is a customized couple
assessment that identifies a couple’s
strength and growth areas. Based
on assessment results, you receive
feedback in the group sessions and can
individually discuss your results with your
partner as you are taught and practice
7549
1 Session
Saturday
proven relationship skills. Prior to the
11:15AM-12:45PM
Oct 18
first day of class you will receive log-in
$35
FV 120
information to take the assessment. The
assessment cost is $35 and you pay that
online when taking the assessment.
Jenny Beall
7506
HOT TOPIC!
MARKET PLACE MORNING TALK
EASY GLUTEN-FREE LIVING
If you have a gluten intolerance or
Celiac’s Disease, this course will teach
you everything you need to successfully
live an easy gluten-free life. Topics
include symptoms and diagnosis, safe/
taboo foods, kitchen cross-contamination
issues, cooking tips, and shopping
without spending a fortune on glutenfree foods. You’ll learn to decipher food
labels, dine out gluten-free, and get tips
for eating at social, family and business
events. Yummy gluten-free snacks
will be served. Gain a new, positive
perspective on living gluten free! Material
fee of $3 payable to the instructor.
Karla Sampson
7562
20
1 Session
6:30PM-9:00PM
$25
6 Sessions
Monday
7:00PM-8:00PM Oct 13-Nov 17
$225 per couple
FV 103
Monday
Oct 20
FV 105
A monthly program that provides current
and new health and wellness information.
Call for topic details 651.604.3520.
Preregistration by the Monday
before. FREE Blood Pressure
Checks 8:45AM-9:20AM
Monthly 2nd Wednesday
9:30AM-10:30AM
$1
Market Place Bingo Hall
2900 Rice St. Little Canada
FOOT CARE CLINIC
Jeanne Poliachick, R.N., trims nails, will do
assessments, and teach you how to care
for your feet. During the initial visit, a
comprehensive health assessment will
be done. Call 651.604.3520 to schedule
an appointment. Monthly 1st & 3rd Wednesday 9:00AM-3:00PMFV
Initial Visit: $32/30 minute session
Subsequent Visit: $25/30 minute session
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
PERSONAL INTERESTS
DISNEY 101
Have you been dreaming about
going to Walt Disney World but are
confused and frustrated with the
planning and research? Join us to
learn about the different resorts, theme
parks, ticket options, dining, time of
year to visit, what to do when you
get there, and so much more!
Sharyn Bennett
1501
1 Session
6:00PM-8:00PM
$9
HOT TOPIC!
INTRODUCTION TO MODERN BOARD GAMES
Intimidated by the popular world of modern board games? Want to get out
of the Monopoly rut? This relaxed class is the perfect opportunity to get
your feet wet! Board game industry professional Bryan Bornmueller will
give you a tour of modern board games and teach you how to play some
of the best new board games available. Grab a friend and join the fun!
Bryan Bornmueller
Monday
Sept 29
FV 103
1507
DIVORCE INFORMATION
In one evening gain a basic
understanding of the divorce process
and issues including custody, support,
property and debt division, retirement
accounts and tax considerations. Under
the guidance of an experienced family
law lawyer you will learn what to do
(and not do) before a divorce is started.
Julie Pawluk
2230
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$19
Thursday
Nov 13
FV 102
HOW TO USE GENEALOGY
SOFTWARE
ISLAM & CHRISTIANITY
Join us to explore the similarities
and differences between Islam and
Christianity, including basic beliefs
and practices. The class will discuss
opportunities and challenges in pursuing
joint Muslim/Christian projects.
Islamic Resource Group
Learn how to organize your family tree
information using software and
ancestry.com. Add photos and stories,
print pedigrees and your family history,
and finally, be able to tell a story with all
the information that you have gathered.
Sharon Powell
1584
1 Session
6:00PM-7:30PM
$29
Wednesday
Sept 24
FV 118
GENEALOGY RESEARCH ON
THE INTERNET
Where do you start when you want
to research your genealogy? We’ll
discuss birth, marriage and death
records, census data, and military
records. You will learn were to find
old history books that may mention
your family members and their part in
settling counties throughout the United
States. Discover the best and most
reliable genealogy websites, along
with tricks to solving problems and
breaking down the brick walls that
might be blocking your research.
Sharon Powell
1583
1 Session
6:00PM-7:30PM
$29 1 Session
Monday
6:00PM-8:00PM
Sept 15
$5 Fantasy Flight Game Center
1591
1 Session
7:00PM-8:30PM
$19
Thursday
Dec 11
FV 108
MINNESOTA MUSLIMS UP
CLOSE
Historical records show a Muslim
presence in Minnesota that goes as far
back as 1880. Current estimates put
the Muslim population in Minnesota
at about 140,000. This class is based
on the project The Minnesota Muslim
Experience, which the Islamic Resource
Group put together in cooperation
with the Minnesota Historical Society
in 2014. You will get an exclusive
insight into the lives of Minnesota
Muslims and their experiences.
Islamic Resource Group
Wednesday
Oct 22
FV 118
1588
1 Session
7:00PM-8:30PM
$19 Thursday
Oct 30
FV 108
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
SPEECHCRAFT
Develop personal, business and
public speaking skills in this class that
is taught by experienced speakers.
You will present short speeches
with specific objectives. The King of
Toastmasters is dedicated to improving
the communication and leadership
potential of all students in a friendly,
supportive manner. All meetings are
recorded and each student receives a
DVD of their speeches in the class.
Duane Rivard
4000
8 Sessions
Tuesday
6:30PM-7:30PM Sept 23-Nov 18
$19 Roseville City Hall
No class Nov 4
STORYTELLING & ACTING
Mesmerize your family and friends
with a way of telling stories that brings
characters and happenings to life.
You will live the story adventure as
you tell it (and so will your listeners).
Stop envying those around you who
have that certain flair for telling a
story and become one of them.
Homeward Bound Theatre Co
1525
1 Sessions
6:30PM-8:30PM
$35
Thursday
Oct 23
FV 100
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PERSONAL INTERESTS
BASIC HOME REPAIR PLUMBING
GHOST
T
HUN ING 101
Learn the basics of ghost hunting!
You’ll see evidence from actual
investigations, discover what
equipment works best, learn
investigation ethics and proper
investigating techniques. What does
it take to run an investigation? We’ll
cover what you need to know from start
to finish. You’ll even have a chance
to get hands-on experience with
equipment and techniques during a
mini-investigation in the second class.
Heidi Steffens
1505
2 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$39
Wednesday
Sept 17 & 24
FV 100
THE GOLDEN DOOR: A
HISTORY OF U.S. IMMIGRATION
Back in 1751, Ben Franklin urged an end
to immigration in Pennsylvania, especially
by “stupid, swarthy Germans”. It has often
been a contentious topic. This class studies
waves of immigration over the years,
from your own ancestors to more recent
arrivals. Learn about past and present
immigration laws, enforcement efforts,
and the expectations and realities faced
by the newcomers. You’ll understand the
naturalization process and receive a copy
of the test required for citizenship.
Kathy Simmer
1528
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$15
Monday
Oct 13
FV 100
MYTHS OF HISTORY
Do you have a leaky faucet but don’t
want to have to pay to have the entire
fixture replaced? You may not have to!
Learn to repair minor plumbing problems
or replace fixtures and save precious
money in the process. We will take
apart different types of faucets, replace
a pop-up drain assembly, as well as
discuss the internal working parts of a
toilet. You will be able to cut and glue
plastic pipe and solder copper pipe and
fittings. $5 fee paid to instructor for Step
by Step Home Plumbing Guidebook.
Tod Novinska
4131-1
1 Session
12:30PM-3:00PM
$39
Saturday
Dec 13
FV 105
SECRETS & TIPS FOR BUYING
A HOME OR INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
Whether you’re a first-time home
buyer, a seasoned home buyer, or an
investor, you will learn how to be more
successful in the real-estate market.
Learn what to include in a purchase
agreement, strategies for getting your
offer accepted, how to obtain a free
credit report, why home inspections are
important, and critical things to look for.
Nene Matey-Keke
1300
1 Session
7:00PM-9:00PM
$15
Monday
Nov 10
FV 100
There are legends and stories that
become part of our history even
though they are not true. Learn why
this happens and why some of the
things we accept as fact are actually
fiction. From George Washington to
fake newsreels to the dropping of
the bomb on Hiroshima, history has
often been “spun”, revised or simply
made up. Join us as we explore the
cherished myths of our national history.
Kathy Simmer
1529
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$15
BASIC HOME REPAIR ELECTRICAL
An electrician can cost you hundreds of
dollars for simple repairs. Learn to make
the repairs yourself by attending this
hands-on class for the electrical beginner.
This class will have you replacing 2-way
and 3-way switches, wall outlets, and
light fixtures. You will test electrical
circuits and learn to re-wire a lamp. If you
have them please bring: wire stripper,
long-nose pliers, straight slot and
Phillips screwdrivers. Supply fee of $5
for Step by Step home wiring guidebook
will be collected by the instructor.
Tod Novinska
4130-1
1 Session
9:00AM-11:30AM
$39
ONLINE DATING
BASICS
BILLIARD NIGHT
Are you looking for an 8-ball tournament
in a relaxing and friendly smoke-free
environment? Come and join this weekly
group. Pool tables have new upgrades.
Use our cues or bring your own. Limit of
10 players per night. Call 651.604.3520
for more information or to register.
Weekly Wednesday
6:00PM-9:00PM FV RASP Lounge
$3.50 Pay at Door
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Today one-third of marriages begin with online dating, but for many
it’s a frustrating and mysterious process. Learn how to identify
promising partners, how to navigate this new world, and how to write a
profile that will attract the kind of person you want to meet.
Ives Wittman
1534
2 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$25 Monday
Nov 3
FV 100
Thursday
Oct 9 & 16
FV 103
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Saturday
Dec 13
FV 105
PERSONAL INTERESTS
WOW YOUR AUDIENCE:
VOICE DYNAMICS
HOT TOPIC!
EXTENDED TRAVEL SHOWCASE
Preview extended vacation packages
for 2015 in partnership with Landmark
Tours. Each inclusive tour package
features round-trip airfare, quality
accommodations, many meals, deluxe
motor coach transportation and the
services of a professional Tour Director.
2015 travel opportunities include:
• New Orleans, Nashville & Memphis
• Washington D.C. Cherry Blossoms
• Savannah, Charleston and Asheville
• Canyonlands of the Southwest
• New York City
• Islands of Hawaii
• California Coast and Yosemite
• Canadian Rockies
• Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons
• Autumn in New England
• Trains of Colorado
• San Antonio Christmas Lights
Register online for the showcase events
at www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd.
For a 2015 catalog, call Landmark Tours at
651.490.5408 or visit
www.landmark-tours.com for more
information. Mark your calendars to attend
a free Showcase event about these
inclusive extended travel opportunities.
3000-1 1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM FREE
3000-1-2 1 Session
10:00AM-11:30AM
FREE
Tuesday
Sept 9
FV 100
Saturday
Sept 13
FV 108
It’s not just what you say but how you say
it. Become more successful in your life by
learning to master your voice and making
it work for you. You will learn how to use
your voice effectively and maintain a
healthy voice while doing so. In a relaxed
setting, you will develop your speaking
abilities and presentation techniques.
You will develop a style natural for you
so you can make presentations before
groups of any size. After practicing
different vocal techniques and breathing
exercises, you will increase your vocal
flexibility and be able to project energy
and enthusiasm that will capture your
listeners’ attention and hold their interest.
Homeward Bound Theatre Co
1524
3 Sessions
6:30PM-8:30PM
$69
Monday
Nov 3-Nov 17
FV 102
GREAT DECISIONS:
FOREIGN POLICY
Want to stay informed about foreign
policy topics in our ever-changing world?
This series of lectures and discussions
will cover a variety of foreign policy topics
to keep you informed and up-to-date.
Sponsored by Roseville Area Senior
Program, RosePointe Senior Community,
and the Minnesota International Center.
Contact Roseville Area Senior Program
to register. Email [email protected]
or call 651.604.3520.
Monthly Selected Wednesdays
2:00PM Starts Sept
FREE
RosePointe
2555 Hamline Ave.
BRIDGE CLASS
This class is for those who have never
played and for those who wish to update
their skills. An American Contract Bridge
League approved text is available from
the instructor to accompany the course $20,
payable in class. Register at RASP office,
online, or by phone. Taught by a Silver
Life Master and an ACBL accredited
teacher of more than 15 years. Call
651.604.3520 if you have questions.
Mignon Nearmyer
7013-
Book 1
7013-
Book 2
7013- Book 3
8 Sessions
1:30PM-3:30PM
$45.50 8 Sessions 1:30PM-3:30PM $45.50 8 Sessions 1:30PM-3:30PM $45.50
Tuesday
Sept 2-Oct21
FV 105
Tuesday
Oct 28-Dec16
FV 105
Tuesday
Jan 6-Feb 24
FV 105
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT ISLAM
& MUSLIMS
Want to learn more about Islam and
Muslims? Register for this class and you
will have a better understanding of what
Islam teaches and what Muslims practice.
The class will introduce basic terminology,
demographics and differences between
religion and culture. You will learn about
the beliefs and practices of Muslims
as well as religious celebrations. Get
your questions answered first hand.
Islamic Resource Group
1587
1 Sessions
7:00PM-8:30PM
$19
Thursday
Sept 18
FV 108
GETTING YOUR HOME
READY TO SELL
It’s not too early to begin planning your
next move, what you do today can make
a big difference. This class will help
explain what buyers are looking for, what
‘Home Staging’ is and why it’s important,
and what home improvements you could
make to get top dollar for your home. We
will discuss what is happening currently in
the real-estate market and you will receive
materials to take home so you can start
making your plan.
Julie Overbye Ledy
1313
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
$15.00
Thursday
Oct 2
FV 102
55+ DEFENSIVE DRIVING
Brush up on your driving skills with this 4
hour refresher course and receive a 10%
discount on your car insurance for 3 years.
No driving test required. You will receive a
certificate of completion to provide to your
insurance company. Prerequisite: 8 hour
defensive driving course. Preregistration is
required at least one week prior to the
class date. Register at RASP office
651.604.3520, online, or by phone.
No senior discounts apply.
MN Safety Council Instructor
1566-1 1 Session 1:30PM-5:30PM $20 Monday
Sept 15
FV 108
1566-2 1 Session 1:30PM-5:30PM $20 Monday
Oct 20
FV 108
1566-3 1 Session 1:30PM-5:30PM $20 Monday
Nov 17
FV 108
1566-4 1 Session 1:30PM-5:30PM
$20 Tuesday
Jan 27
FV 108
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TECHNOLOGY
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS
Learn the basics of computers and earn
a certificate to show employers that
you know computers. This program is
designed for beginning computer users
who want to learn how to navigate MAC
and Windows 7 operating systems, use
email, do word processing, and browse
the Internet. At the end of the class,
students have the chance to become
certified in basic computer skills.
Dave Hayes
4368
8 Sessions
Mon, Tues, Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM Oct 13-Oct 28
FREE FV 124A - Computer Lab
MS WORD - LEVEL 1
Learn the basics of this popular word
processing program. We’ll cover using
the menus and toolbars, writing a
letter, checking spelling and grammar,
changing margins and tabs, line
spacing, editing text, printing, saving
and retrieving files, and more. Fee
includes disk and manual. Prerequisite:
Intro to Windows or equivalent.
Dave Hayes
4304
1 Session
Monday
6:00PM-9:00PM
Dec 8
$59
FV 124A - Computer Lab
INTERMEDIATE COMPUTER SKILLS
The topics for this course include
maintaining your computer, fixing
small issues, uninstalling and installing
programs, uploading files such as
pictures through e-mail, social media,
and an introduction to “the cloud”,
web-based and sharable storage.
At the end of this course you will be
able to update your computer with
programs and keep it fully maintained.
If you have completed our Basic
Computer class, or are comfortable
navigating your computer, you
are ready for this class!
Dave Hayes
4389
8 Sessions
Mon, Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM
Sept 8-Oct 1
FREE FV124A - Computer Lab
MS EXCEL - LEVEL 1
Learn to create an Excel worksheet, work
with formulas, format information, and print
your projects. We’ll cover getting help,
using auto-fill, changing cell formatting,
using borders and colors, spell check,
and working with charts and graphs.
Two projects will be completed during
the course. Fee includes disk and
manual. Prerequisite: Intro to Windows
or equivalent and math skills.
Dave Hayes
4306
1 Session
Monday
6:00PM-9:00PM
Dec 15
$59
FV 124A - Computer Lab
ADVANCED COMPUTER SKILLS
The topics for this course include learning
about social media, blogging, HTML,
web page creation, video creation, audio
fun and more. More advanced topics
about operating systems and the world
wide web, including the opportunity
to bring challenging questions. This
class is for you if you have completed
our Intermediate Computers class
or are very comfortable navigating
a variety of operating systems.
Dave Hayes
4388
7 Sessions
Mon, Tues, Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM Nov 3-Nov 18
FREE FV124A - Computer Lab
No Class Nov 4
BULLETPROOF YOUR COMPUTER
Find out how to reduce your risk of
viruses and hackers. Discover where
to find free anti-virus and firewall
software. You will leave knowing the
difference between spyware, freeware,
Trojans, worms, viruses and the
cloud. Learn how to surf the internet
safely and whether you should open
up that suspicious email. Bring your
laptop (optional) with AC adaptor.
Elise d’Entremont
4331
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-8:30PM
Oct 29
$29
FV 124A - Computer Lab
UNDERSTANDING GOOGLE
G-MAIL, GOOGLE
CALENDAR & TASKS
In this session we will teach you how
to use G-mail, Google Calendar, and
Google Tasks from your computer!
You will learn how to use G-mail to its
fullest potential. We are going to show
you how to fire Microsoft Outlook from
its job! You will learn how to share
calendars, Keep your to-do lists and
appointments up-to-date with your
mobile device. Bring your laptop and
smartphone/tablet’s charger/data cable.
Froogal ED
4325
24
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19 Tuesday
Dec 2
FV 100
GOOGLE CONTACTS,
GOOGLE VOICE & KEEP
In this session we will teach you about
keeping your contact info up-to-date on
your computer and why that also controls
the contacts on your mobile devices. We
will show you how to have TWO separate
phone numbers ring to your cell phone
with Google Voice! Lastly, we will show
you one of Google’s best kept secrets
Google Keep! Bring your laptop and
smartphone/tablet’s charger/data cable.
Froogal ED
4326
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Dec 9
FV 100
GOOGLE DRIVE, MUSIC &
GOOGLE+PHOTOS
In this session we are blowing your
mind. This is the final step! After this,
all of your priceless information will be
stored in The Cloud so it can NEVER be
lost or deleted! We will show you how
to move your computer’s documents
to Google Drive and then have access
to them wherever you are from any
device you have with you! Guess
what? We are going to teach you to
do that with your music, photos and
videos also! Bring your laptop and
smartphone/tablet’s charger/data cable.
Froogal ED
4327
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Dec 16
FV 100
TECHNOLOGY
UNDERSTANDING
YOUR ANDROID
SERIES
GETTING STARTED
Learn what each button does on your
device as well as some insider tips and
tricks on utilizing your touch screen.
Learn what a widget is and how it can
make your life easier. We will also
cover range of topics from phone calls
to contacts to your favorites list.
Froogal ED
4317
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Sept 30
FV 100
THE BIG PICTURE
We will show you how to make sure
you can NEVER lose your contacts!
We will learn about texting and adding
attachments, the difference between
and how to use E-mail and G-mail , the
Calendar functions and how it ties to
The Cloud , and using the camera and
camcorder. Lastly, we will learn about
Google Maps and Google Navigation!
Froogal ED
4316
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Oct 7
FV 100
CONNECTING THE DOTS
We will cover the essential settings
you NEED to know to make sure your
device works for you and not against
you. You will learn device management
with some cool tips and tricks on how to
make your device run faster and longer.
We will also show you how to download
and uninstall apps, how you can find
your device on a map if you lose it, and
how to handle advanced phone call
situations such as three-way calling,
merging calls, and conference calls.
Froogal ED
4318
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Do you have a smartphone or tablet that uses Android as
its operating system? Do you want to know how to use it
to its full potential? Learn about apps, widgets, contacts,
the cloud, and more. Join us for this 9-week series and
let us help you harness the power in your hand!
Froogal ED
4315
9 Sessions
Tuesday
1:30PM-3:30PM Sept 30-Nov 25
$149
FV 100
THE CLOUD?
Learn what the Cloud is and how
Google Services will change your life
forever. We will also cover the proper
implementation of the cloud on your
device. Understanding the cloud is the
first big step towards understanding your
device and the future of technology.
Froogal ED
4319
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Oct 21
FV 100
TELL YOUR PHONE WHAT TO DO
We will learn about Google Now, which
knows what you need before you need
it and teach you to customize it so it
becomes your personal assistant! Learn
how to control your device with your
voice. Send texts, get directions, and
check the weather like never before. We
will also show you how to speak your
text entries instead of typing them!
Froogal ED
4320
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Oct 28
FV 100
WORLD OF APPS
In this session we will teach you about
Froogal’s top 25 Android Apps and
how to use them in your daily life. We
will cover setup for a few select Apps,
guaranteed to make your life easier!
Froogal ED
4321
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Nov 4
FV 100
Tuesday
Oct 14
FV 100
MEET YOUR OLD FRIEND
In this session we will bridge the gap
between your Computer and your
smartphone or Tablet. You will learn
about using your device as a hard drive.
We will teach you how to transfer content
from one machine to another, how to use
your computer to customize your mobile
device, and we will cover using your
mobile device to power your computer’s
internet needs! Bring your laptop and
smartphone/tablet’s charger/data cable.
Froogal ED
4322
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
LET’S MAKE THEM MATCH
In this session we will help you move your
contacts, calendar, and tasks, from
your mobile device to The Cloud. We
will then show you how to make sure
you put them there in the future. Lastly,
we will finally lift the curtain and show
you the Wizard that powers your
device (Google) and teach you how to
make changes from your computer!
Bring your laptop and smartphone/
tablet’s charger/data cable.
Froogal ED
4323
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Nov 18
FV 100
MY THINGS ARE EVERYWHERE!
In this session we will continue to
show you how to sync your computer
and your mobile device! This time
we are going to focus on all of your
documents, your photos and videos,
and your music! Bring your laptop and
smartphone/tablet’s charger/data cable.
Froogal ED
4324
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
Tuesday
Nov 11
FV100
1 Session
1:30PM-3:30PM
$19
Tuesday
Nov 25
FV 100
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Adult Education
Speaker’s Bureau
Featuring the Aging with Gusto Series & More!
Professional facilitators bring current, high quality, educational workshops to your community group, church, or residential facility.
Let us boost your existing educational programming, enrich your annual retreat and engage your members in a whole new way.
To start we are featuring the Aging with Gusto three-part intergenerational series. Also available: Ask The Expert About Care Giving
Choices and Resources, Balance Assessment and Fall Prevention, Body Image through the Ages, Nutrition 101, Fitness 101,
Humor & Aging, and Elder Fraud; Or let us tailor a presentation just for your group.
We are featuring four professional speakers: Tara Jebens-Singh; certified personal trainer, yoga instructor, and fitness specialist with
over 20 years in the fitness industry. Jaymee Chanen, Roseville Area Senior Program’s Services Coordinator, a licensed
social worker with over twenty years of experience working in older adult services. Kathy Ramundt, with an M.A. in Gerontology
and Certificate in Volunteer Leadership, and Annie Glasgow, former psychotherapist who has decades of experience under her belt.
Fees vary based on workshop, distance, and size of your group. The Aging with Gusto Series and other presentations will be available
after October 1.For more information contact Janell B. Wampler, Roseville Area Senior Program Coordinator, Roseville Area
Senior Program at [email protected] or 651.604.3520.
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Roseville Area Schools Community Education
YOUTH SWIM FALL 2014
FALL LESSON SCHEDULE
ALL CLASSES AT
FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER POOL
WINTER TOTS, PRESCHOOL, & ADULT BEGINNER SCHEDULE
Tuesday Jan 20-Mar 10
Thursday Jan 15-Mar 5
Saturday Jan 10-Mar 7
No class Feb 14
Monday Sept 22-Nov 10
Tuesday Sept 23-Nov 11
Wednesday Sept 17-Nov 12
Thursday Sept 18-Nov 13
Saturday Sept 27-Nov 22
No class Oct 15, 16, 18, Nov 4
TOTS - PARENT IN WATER
ADULT BEGINNER LESSONS
Children are accompanied by a parent or adult and learn to
enjoy the water. Minimum one adult in water per child.
Lessons for teens and adults who can’t swim or fear the water
and those with basic swimming skills wishing to refine.
Tuesday 6:05-6:50PM #92-F2 $51 Fall #92-F1 $58 Winter
9 MONTHS-3 YEARS
Tuesday 7:00-7:25PM#80-F7 $42 Fall
Thursday 9:20-9:45AM #80-F8 $48 Fall
Saturday 9:00-9:25AM #80-F6 $48 Fall
15 YEARS & OLDER
#80-F2 $48 Winter
#80-F3 $48 Winter
#80-F1 $48 Winter
PRE K - PARENT IN WATER
3-5 YEARS
Children are accompanied by a parent or adult to work on
water adjustment and basic swimming skills: blowing bubbles,
kicking, arm paddling. Minimum one adult in water per child.
Tuesday 7:30-7:55PM #80-F10 $42 Fall
#80-F5 $48 Winter
Thursday 9:20-9:45AM#80-F8 $48 Fall
#80-F3 $48 Winter
Saturday 9:30-9:55AM#80-F9 $48 Fall
#80-F4 $48 Winter
RED CROSS YOUTH SWIM LESSONS 5-14 YEARS - FALL 2014
If a child is registered in the wrong class level, they will not be allowed to remain in the class and will be moved to the correct
level if space is available. To have the level tested prior to registration, call 651.604.3770 for testing times and procedures.
BEGINNER I (Same As Red Cross 1-2)
ADVANCED BEGINNER A
INTERMEDIATE (Same As Red Cross 5)
Prerequisite: Passing of Adv. Beginner B.
New Skills: tuck and pike surface dives, flip
turns and butterfly.
BEGINNER II (Same As Red Cross 3)
ADVANCED BEGINNER B
SWIMMER (Same As Red Cross 6)
Prerequisite: Passing of Intermediate
New Skills: personal water safety
skills, turns and strong emphasis on
endurance and stroke refinement.
Students learn to float and kick on front
and back, jump into deep water, swim
beginner stroke, roll over and kick on back.
Prerequisite: Passing of Beginner I
New Skills: front crawl with rhythmic
breathing, elementary backstroke,
treading water and sitting dive.
(Same As Red Cross 4)
Prerequisite: Passing of Beginner II
New Skills: back crawl, breaststroke,
scissors and dolphin kick.
(Same As Red Cross 4)
Prerequisite: Passing of Adv. Beginner A.
New Skills: breaststroke, butterfly
and sidestroke.
DAY
TIME
COURSE OFFERINGS
Mon
5:30-6:15PM
Beg I #81-F3
Beg II #82-F3
Mon
6:25-7:10PM
Beg I #81-F4
Beg II #82-F4
PRICE
$58
Swim #86-F1
$58
Wed
4:30-5:15PM
Beg I #81-F9
Beg II #82-F9
Wed
5:25-6:10PM
Beg I #81-F5
Beg II #82-F5
Adv Beg B #84-F2
$58
$58
Wed
6:20-7:05PM
Beg I #81-F6
Beg II #82-F6
Adv Beg A #83-F2
$58
Thur
4:20-5:05PM
Beg I #81-F10
Beg II #82-F10
Thur
5:15-6:00PM
Beg I #81-F7
Beg II #82-F7
Adv Beg A #83-F4
Adv Beg B #84-F3
$58
Thur
6:10-6:55PM
Beg I #81-F8
Beg II #82-F8
Adv Beg A #83-F3
Inter #85-F1
$58
Sat
10:00-10:45AM
Beg I #81-F1
Beg II #82-F1
Adv Beg A #83-F1
$58
Sat
10:55-11:40AM
Beg I #81-F2
Beg II #82-F2
Adv Beg B #84-F1
$58
$58
Winter Youth Lesson Schedule distributed in Roseville Area Schools in December
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ADULT SWIM
SWIMNASTICS
A variety of water exercise including
some fast paced, wall exercises,
balance improvement, and stretching
and toning. You must be able to
maintain balance without assistance
for the duration of the class time.
FALL
Sept 2-Dec 11
14 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
15 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
Monday
#90-F9
$84 $75.60/Sr
Tuesday
#90-F10
$90 $81.00/Sr
15 sessions
9:20-10:05AM
Tuesday
#90-F11
$90 $81.00/Sr
15 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
Wednesday
#90-F12
$90 $81.00/Sr
13 sessions
Thursday
8:30-9:15AM
#90-F13
$78 $70.20/Sr
No class Oct 16 & Nov 27
Sept 22-Nov 10
8 sessions
7:15-8:00PM
Monday
#90-F14
$48 $43.20/Sr
CRANKY HINGES
This is a slow paced water exercise class. Participants will focus on increasing range
of motion, flexibility, and mobility. You must be able to maintain balance without
assistance for the duration of the class time.
FALL
Sept 3-Dec 10
WINTER
29 sessions
9:30-10:00AM
Jan 5-Mar 12
9 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
Monday
#90-F1
10 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
WINTER
Mon & Wed
#91-F2 $116
$54 $48.60/Sr
LAP SWIM
Tuesday
#90-F2
$60 $54.00/Sr
10 sessions
9:20-10:05AM
Tuesday
#90-F3
Mon, Wed, Fri
Mon-Fri
Tue & Thur
$60 $54.00/Sr
OPEN SWIM
10 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
Wednesday
#90-F4
$60 $54.00/Sr
10 sessions
8:30-9:15AM
Thursday
#90-F5
$60
No class Jan 19
$54.00/Sr
Jan 12-Mar 9
8 sessions
7:15-8:00PM
Monday
#90-F6
$48 $43.20/Sr
No class Jan 19
Sept 2-Jan 2
Jan 5-Mar 11
$104.40/Sr
Parents must accompany children under 4’
tall in pool.
Fees
Under 18
Over 18
Over 60
10:15AM-11:15AM
7:00PM-8:00PM
11:45AM-1:00PM
$3.50/session
$4.00/session
$3.50/session
$68.40/Sr
$15.50/5
$17.00/5
$15.50/5
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit members
are able to participate in Lap or Open
Swim at no cost. Please present your
program card to the lifeguard on deck
when participating.
CALL 651.604.3770
FOR INFORMATION
ON PRIVATE LESSONS
No swim the evenings of Oct 16, Nov 4,
Dec 23 & 30
No swim during the days of:
Sept 6, 13, 20, Oct 18, Nov 27-29,
Dec 13, 20, 24-27, Jan 1
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Mon & Wed
#91-F1
$76
No class Jan 19
SILVERSNEAKERS®
& SILVER&FIT®
6:30AM-8:30AM
11:30AM-1:00PM
8:00PM-9:00PM
Sept 2-Jan 2
Mon-Fri
Thursday
Saturday
19 sessions
9:30-10:00AM
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
At the 2013 Boomer Summit, you told us that you wanted to have
opportunities to learn, be enriched, volunteer, have fun, and so much more!
PrimeTime classes and events are just for those who are 50+ years!
We’re tailoring this to your interests and needs and would love to hear
suggestions from you for future offerings!
Experiences just for Boomers
WELLNESS CAFE
Join us for two thought-provoking
and lively book discussions that will
invigorate your view of health. During
the first discussion in this series, we
will tackle how exercise actually keeps
us mentally fit, not just physically fit. In
the second discussion, we’ll discuss
what eating healthy really means
and how getting the right nutrition
should shape your view of food.
Tara Jebens-Singh; certified
personal trainer, yoga instructor,
and fitness specialist with over 20
years in the fitness industry.
Tara Jebens-Singh
Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of
Exercise and the Brain by Eric Hagerman &
Dr. John J. Ratey
3002-1
1 Session
Tuesday
6:30PM-8:30PM
Oct 14
$19
FV 114
In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto
by Michael Pollan
3002-2 1 Session
Tuesday
6:30PM-8:30PM
Feb 24
$19
FV 114
3002-3
VOLUNTEERING:
WHERE DO I FIT IN?
EXTENDED TRAVEL SHOWCASE
Learn how to connect with opportunities
in your community! Volunteers across the
world have discovered that their time and
talent is as rewarding to themselves as it
is to the causes and those they serve.
What things should you consider when
volunteering? How can you efficiently
identify when, where, and how to make a
volunteer connection? This fun and
interactive class will help you identify the
benefits of volunteering, and finding the fit
that’s right for you. Co-sponsored by the
Roseville Area Schools and the City of
Roseville. RSVP up to one day prior
to the session you’ll attend. If you have
questions call Kelly O’Brien, Roseville
Volunteer Coordinator at 651.792.7028.
3001-1
1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM
FREE
3001-2 Tuesday
Sept 23
FV116A
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-10:30AM
Sept 27
FREE
Roseville City Hall
sign up for both sessions for $33
Flaming Spoon Café
at Fairview Community Center
Enjoy Casual Dining in the Neighborhood!
Drop in during a break or after a class!
Lunch 11:00AM-12:15PM
No time for lunch?
Get Your Meal Packed “To Go”!
FULL MEAL DEAL
$4.25 Includes main entrée, choice of 3 sides, milk, & coffee (substitutions available).
Preview extended vacation packages
for 2015 in partnership with Landmark
Tours. Each inclusive tour package
features round-trip airfare, quality
accommodations, many meals, deluxe
motor coach transportation and the
services of a professional Tour Director.
2015 travel opportunities include:
• New Orleans, Nashville & Memphis
• Washington D.C. Cherry Blossoms
• Savannah, Charleston and Asheville
• Canyonlands of the Southwest
• New York City
• Islands of Hawaii
• California Coast and Yosemite
• Canadian Rockies
• Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons
• Autumn in New England
• Trains of Colorado
• San Antonio Christmas Lights
Register online for the showcase events
at www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd.
For a 2015 catalog, call Landmark Tours at
651.490.5408 or visit
www.landmark-tours.com for more
information. Mark your calendars to attend
a free Showcase event about these
inclusive extended travel opportunities.
Landmark Tours
ALA CARTE
3000-1 All are welcome. Bring a friend, tell a neighbor. No individual
reservations needed, however groups of six or more are requested to
call 651.604.3518. We accept cash, check, or pre-paid meal code.
3000-1-2 1 Session
10:00AM-11:30AM
FREE
$0.55 to $3.75 Including sandwiches, soups, salads, rolls, cookies, fruit, chips, etc.
Monthly menus available at Fairview Community Center
or online at www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
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1 Session
6:30PM-8:00PM FREE
Tuesday
Sept 9
FV 100
Saturday
Sept 13
FV 108
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ROSEVILLE AREA SENIOR PROGRAM
RASP Is Your Local “One Stop Shop” for
Older Adult Learning & Services
Roseville Area Senior Program
(RASP)
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
651.604.3520
[email protected]
www.ISD623.Org/RASP
Monday-Friday
8:00AM-4:00PM
EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, HEALTH,
AND WELLNESS GROUPS AND CLASSES
In the spirit of life-long learning, we offer a variety of formal and informal educational
self-directed groups and classes. Whether you like to dance, use the computer,
learn a new skill, gather to meet friends or make new ones, there is something of
interest for everyone. If you have an idea for a new class, activity or group, please
contact us. Activity or class fees may apply.
VOLUNTEERS - 651.604-3520
Volunteers of all ages assist our program in a variety of ways: Meals on Wheels
drivers and packers, medical appointment drivers, office receptionist/data entry,
special interest group leaders, special event help, friendly visitors, fundraising,
and more. You are sure to find a place to make your own special contribution.
Contact us for current volunteer opportunities.
ROSEVILLE GIFT & CRAFT SHOPPE - 651.604.3529
Stop and shop for a variety of quality hand-crafted and locally-made gift items.
Volunteers staff the shop. The shop is open Monday-Friday 9:30am-3:30pm.
PUBLICATIONS
Seasons, our newsletter, is the best source for up-to-date information about our current
activities and services. If you are interested in receiving the bi-monthly Seasons
newsletter by email or through the postal service, please contact the RASP office.
Detailed RASP activities and services are also listed throughout this brochure.
MEALS ON WHEELS
651.604.3524
We provide daily, fresh, nutritionally
balanced noontime meals Mon-Fri for
Roseville Area School District adults over
60, and certified disabled adults who
are unable to prepare or access food or
choose not to cook themselves. This service
is more than just a meal. Meals on Wheels
also serves as a critical wellness visit by
volunteers for homebound older and
disabled adults. Advance registration is
required to start this service. There is a
service fee. You may qualify for a sliding
fee amount based on your annual income.
COMPUTER ONE-TO-ONE
This is for individuals who have taken
classes and have some computer skills, but
have questions and need some minimal
assistance with internet use, Word, Excel,
etc. Call to register for a 30 min. session.
Monthly 2nd & 4th Mon & Wed 1:00PM-3:00PM
through Oct
Donation Requested
TRANSPORTATION
651.604.3535
We can help you easily get around our
community. Transportation services
are available to certified disabled
adults and those 60 years and older
who live in the Roseville Area School
District. The bus provides door-todoor transportation service for many
needs: medical, banking, shopping,
volunteering, recreation, etc. The route
varies daily depending on the number
of riders and their destination. We also
have volunteer drivers who use their
own vehicles to provide rides to medical
and dental appointments that are further
away. Advance registration is required
to start this service. There is a service
fee, and you may qualify for a sliding fee
amount based on your annual income.
SERVICE COORDINATION
651.604.3528
We connect older adults with local
and metro community services and
resources. Phone consultation, inhome assessment, and development of
service plans are available. After needs
assessment is completed by the service
coordinator, trained support volunteers
are available to provide services to help
homebound older adults in the Roseville
Area School District. Services include:
errand running, shopping assistance,
minor home repairs and friendly visiting
in the home. There is a service fee. You
may qualify for a sliding fee amount
based on your annual income.
RASP’S DROP-IN LOUNGE
Adults of all ages and from all communities
are welcome to visit our drop-in center.
There is an older adult resource area,
a small lending library, informal games,
including Wii sports, daily newspaper, TV,
pool tables, and drop-in computer station.
The coffee pot is always on!
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Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Daily Mon-Fri
8:00AM-4:00PM FV
25¢ Donation Pay at Door
DAYTIME PERSONAL INTERESTS
CLIP-SIP-N-DONATE
Have fun while clipping and sorting
Campbell soup labels to be donated to
Roseville Area Schools for education
supplies. Coffee/tea will be provided for you
to sip while you clip! No registration
needed–just show up. A donation
container is located in the RASP Drop-In
Lounge. Donate the label part that has the
UPC code with the Label for Education logo
on it. For more info contact Michelle Waterworth
from Kaposia Inc., at 651.789.1890.
Weekly 10:00AM FREE
Fridays
FV
BOOK DISCUSSION
Anyone who likes to read and share
their impressions of book selections
is welcome. Call 651.604.3520
for monthly book selections.
BRIDGE
MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUP
Weekly Wednesday
10:00AM-11:30AM FV
$1.50 Pay at Session
Join us for a game of partner bridge.
Experienced players welcome.
Call 651.604.3520 for more information.
Weekly Thursday
12:30PM FV 114
$1.50 Pay at the session
MAHJONG
Mahjong is a game that originated in China
and is similar to the Western card game
Rummy, but played with tiles. It is a game
of skill, strategy, calculation and a degree
of chance. Come enhance your brain skills
by learning a new game or helping others.
Weekly 1:30PM $1.50 Pay at Session
Monday
FV
A weekly informal time for men to discuss
current topics of the group’s choice.
Call 651.604.3520 for more information.
STITCH-N-CHAT
Join us weekly with your current sewing
or needlework project. Also, there is the
option to work on items, which will be
given to new babies in our district.
No need to register.
Weekly 1:00PM-3:00PM FREE
Friday
FV
Please Join Us
Monthly 4th Tuesday
1:00PM
FV
$1.50 Pay at Session
for an afternoon of food & door prizes!
Chicken n’ pork ribs,
dinner includes
mashed potatoes
& gravy, coleslaw,
cornbread
muffins, &
ice cream!
Roseville Craft and
Gift Shoppe
Annual Holiday Sale
old-Fashoined Sunday
afternoon dinner
Friday, Oct. 24, 8:30AM-4:00PM
Saturday, Oct. 25 8:30AM-4:00PM
Sunday, Oct. 26 11:30AM-3:30PM
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Rd B West, Roseville
Sunday, October 26th • 11:30AM-2:30PM
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Road B West Roseville
$12.00 per person
For tickets or to make a donation visit:
Roseville Area Senior Program Office
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Road B W • Roseville
call:
651.604.3520
online:
www.isd623.org/CommunityEd
Shop hand-crafted gift items featuring
quilts, ceramics, wood crafts, jewelry,
knit and crochet items, pottery, clothing,
holiday decorations and more!
Ticket sales start on Monday, September 8th.
Advance ticket purchase requested.
Transportation is available by calling the RASP office
at 651.604.3535 by Monday, October 20th.
For more information contact
us at 651.604.3529.
so no older adult in our community goes hungry
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ADULT LEARNING CENTER
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)
IT’S NEVER TOO
LATE TO ENJOY
THE BENEFITS
OF LEARNING...
Adult Diploma, GED Preparation and Review
ABE is a group of individualized programs designed to help adult
learners complete a high school diploma, pass the GED (General
Education Development Diploma) tests, review for college entrance,
and improve reading, writing, and math skills. Diploma students meet
the same eligibility requirements as high school diploma graduates.
Eligibility
You must be 17 years of age or older and no longer in a traditional
high school program. To take the GED tests, you must be 19
years old or meet specific conditions for an age waiver.
ADULT LEARNING CENTER
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
Mornings: Tues & Thurs
9:00AM-11:30AM
Evenings: Tues & Thurs
4:30PM-7:30PM
651.604.3553
www.ISD623.Org/CommunityEd
The Roseville Adult Learning Center is for adults
who want to succeed in learning. We offer personal,
supportive, and focused instruction to meet your needs.
Our licensed teachers are caring individuals who work
with you one-on-one, in small groups, and in classroom
settings. We offer English Language skill development,
high school diploma programs, and GED preparation, as
well as college and post-secondary preparation. Daytime
and evening classes are available.
There is no charge for Adult Learning Center programs.
You may enroll at any time to get started on your learning
program. Our staff can answer your questions and help
you find the program that is right for you. For more
information and registration times call 651.604.3553.
DUAL ENROLLMENT - CREDIT MAKEUP
This program is designed to help learners who have not passed
one or more credits needed to graduate. Dual enrollment is an
option for any student, who maintains full-time enrollment at their
high school. Students must be referred to the Dual Enrollment
Program by their high school counselor.
Evenings: Tues & Thurs
4:30PM-7:30PM
ONLINE LEARNING
GED-i is now available. It is an online GED preparation course.
Contact the Adult Learning Center to see if you qualify. We also
offer online options for basic skill development in reading, writing,
and math using several state-approved online programs.
DISTANCE LEARNING/BASIC SKILLS
New distance learning opportunities are available. Contact
the Adult Learning Center to see if you qualify. For basic
skills, brush-up in reading and math, accuplacer tests,
and college preparation. You can do much of your work
online, at home, or anywhere you have web access.
ONE-ON-ONE/SMALL GROUP LEARNING AT YOUR OWN PACE
Adult Learning Center students will find a learning experience that differs from a traditional classroom setting. Learners work
with certified teachers one-on-one or in small groups. The program is geared to the student’s learning style.
Our focus is on helping you succeed.
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ADULT LEARNING CENTER
ENGLISH LEARNER
English Learner (EL) is a program for adults seeking
to improve their English language communication
skills. Students work together in classroom settings.
English classes are offered at many different levels.
The curriculum focuses on helping learners successfully
navigate systems of public schools, city, county and
state governments, colleges and work culture.
We have an Adult Diploma program built into the upper
levels of our EL program. Once students achieve a reading
level appropriate for studying high school topics, they can
join these classes. Students will gain the academic skills
to complete a high school diploma, prepare for college or
post-secondary training and the world of work. We also
have periodic TOEFL prep and citizenship classes.
In Order to Enroll in EL
You must be 18 years or older and not
attending a public high school.
Mornings:
Evenings:
Mon - Fri
9:00AM-1:00PM
Tues & Thurs
6:30PM-9:00PM
HOT TOPIC!
DISTANCE LEARNING AT
ROSEVILLE ADULT
LEARNING CENTER
Are you looking to review reading, math, and
grammar skills, but a regular classroom doesn’t fit
your schedule? We offer distance (online) learning
classes that you can do at your own pace at a time
that works for you – all from your own computer.
What we offer:
• Reading practice for all levels
• Math review from multiplication to trigonometry
• Vocabulary and grammar classes
• Accuplacer Prep – learn about the test and practice specific skills
• Basic computer skills
To get started, call us at 651.604.3553
email us at [email protected]
or learn more at www.isd623.org/CommunityEd
HOT TOPIC!
NORTHSTAR BASIC COMPUTER
SKILLS CERTIFICATE
Learn the basics of computers and earn a certificate to
show employers that you know computers. This program
is designed for beginning computer users who want to
learn how to navigate MAC and Windows 7 operating
systems, use email, do word processing, and browse
the Internet. At the end of the class, students have the
chance to become certified in basic computer skills.
Dave Hayes
4368
8 Sessions
Mon, Tues, Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM Oct 13-Oct 28
FREE FV 124A - Computer Lab
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
Giving your family a great start!
Providing educational support for all children from birth to kindergarten entry.
We want to journey with you on the road to school success by offering day classes, evening and Saturday classes, drop in
and play classes, early childhood screening, Pre K classes for 3-5 year olds, parenting classes, home visits, and more! Most
class fees are based on a sliding fee scale. No one is turned away from an ECFE parent/child class for inability to pay. Listed
here are just a few of our class offerings. View all classes at www.isd623.org/ECFE. Register online or call 651.487.4378.
CLASSES
Fall 2014
Dad and Me!
This class for children and dads includes a parent/child interaction time followed
by discussion time for dads. We will enjoy crafts, group games and literacy
activities with our children. During discussion, we’ll talk about issues that are
unique to fatherhood and learn about discipline and discuss our goals of parenting.
Raising Siblings
This class is based on the book Siblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber
and Elaine Mazlish and will cover the following topics in parent discussion:
avoiding comparisons, siblings in roles, what to do when kids fight,
and treating uniquely instead of equally.
Understanding Your Child: A Look at Temperament
Enjoy a variety of creative activities with your child at the beginning of class
followed by circle time and parent discussion. During discussion, we’ll learn
about the 3 temperament styles: easy, slow to warm up and feisty. We will
identify our own and our child’s temperament style and learn about ideas
for dealing successfully with each temperament.
Grandparenting in Today’s World
Are you a grandparent? Here is a chance to experience some quality time
with your grandchildren making art projects, singing, reading books, playing
dress up and more! After activity time, you will join other grandparents in
discussing grandparenting in today’s world. The children will continue activities
with the early childhood staff while you are meeting with the other grandparents.
EXPLORE S’MORE
These are child only classes
ages 3-5 years old.
Feelings
We will explore emotions, learn
names for feelings, and practice
expressing our feelings.
Animal Adventures
Explore the worlds of animals
through this hands on activity class!
Course Information
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Class
Age
Date
Format
Time
Location
Fee
601 Dad and Me!
614 Raising Siblings
603 Temperament
604 Grandparents
612 Feelings
613 Animal Adventures
0-5 years
0-5 years
0-5 years
0-5 years
3-5 years
3-5 years
Th, 9/18-10/30
Th, 11/6-12/ 4
W, 11/12-12/10
T, 9/16-12/2
M, 10/13-10/27
M, 11/3-11/17
Separating
Separating
Separating
Separating
Child Only
Child Only
6:00PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:30PM
11:00AM-12:30PM
11:00AM-12:30PM
1:00PM-3:00PM
1:00PM-3:00PM
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Fall 2014
Fall Festival
All families with young children are invited to this free event. More info to come.
Friday, November 7
6:15PM-7:30PM, Fairview
Busytown at the Children’s Theatre
Boogie down with Huckle Cat, Mistress Mouse and the entire population of
Richard Scarry’s Busytown in a cabaret-style musical of puppets and people.
Written by local treasure Kevin Kling. Ages 3-5 and parents. No Refunds.
#SE1
$12.00 per ticket
Tuesday Oct 21
Meet at Children’s Theatre Company at 10:00AM
2400 3rd Ave. South, Minneapolis
rea Schools
Roseville AEducation 651.487.4378
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Early Child
Family Drop In & Play
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EAR Lending Library
The entire class is devoted to parent and child
activities including dramatic play, sensory
experiences, gym play, science, art projects, and
more. Each week will be filled with many creative
and engaging learning activities for the whole family!
No fee or registration necessary!
Just come and join the fun!
Parkview School
S
Sept 20-Dec 6
No Class 10/18, 11/29
Family
Toy
ABCD
Toy Lending Library
10:15AM-11:30AM
It’s like having new toys every week!
Open to all individuals, families and childcare providers.
Membership is $10 per year. You can check out:
• Slides, riding toys, infant, toddler and preschool toys
• Puzzles, games
• Children’s books and the best parenting books and tapes
• You can register online at isd623.org/ECFE
• Fee assistance is available
Prince Of Peace Church
T&W Sept 16-Dec 10 9:00AM-10:15AM
and the 4th Tuesday of each month
6:15PM-7:30PM (Sept. 23 and Oct. 28)
No Class Nov. 25 & 26
Are You on the Roseville Area
Schools District Database?
Class Sliding Fee Scale
Income
A
B
C
D
E
$150-200,000
$135
$180
$74
$98
$49
$100-150,000
$116
$154
$63
$84
$42
$75-100,000
$94
$125
$51
$68
$34
$50-75,000
$74
$99
$41
$54
$27
$30-50,000
$55
$74
$30
$40
$20
$20-30,000
$41
$55
$23
$30
$15
Below $20,000
$25
$33
$14
$18
$9
Do you have a new baby? Did you recently move to the
area? If so, your child’s name is not on the Roseville
Area School’s database. By registering your child’s name
now you will be notified of early childhood screening,
when to register your child for kindergarten, and receive
district publications. Call now: 651.628.6449.
Early Childhood Screening
The State of Minnesota requires a free screening of a
child’s development, vision, hearing, immunizations and
overall health. The purpose of having your child screened
early is to identify any concerns that may interfere with their
learning. Screening dates are offered for 3-4 year olds year
round. Call 651.487.4378 to make an appointment.
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OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME
651.604.3505
www.ISD623.Org/CommunityEd
Monday-Friday, 6:30AM-6:00PM
Non-school days (except major holidays)
School year & summer
Friendship Connection is a school-age care
program for students in grades K-8. Our
program philosophy encompasses creating a
quality, caring, learning environment for
children that compliments the school day.
To register for Friendship Connection, contact
your child’s school Friendship Connection
site or the main office at Fairview
651.604.3505 or online at
www.isd623.org/CommunityEd
A minimum of 3 days/week is required.
SCHOOL YEAR 2014-2015 RATES
Site
Before School
After School
Contact
Brimhall
$11.00/day
$10.00/day
651.633.4327
Central Park
$10.00/day
$11.00/day
651.481.0745
Edgerton
$11.00/day
$10.00/day
651.771.9835
E. D. Williams
$11.00/day
$10.00/day
651.482.0421
Falcon Heights
$10.00/day
$11.00/day
651.641.0035
Harambee
$11.00/day
$10.00/day
651.379.2566
Little Canada
$10.00/day
$11.00/day
651.482.0420
Parkview
N/A
$13.80/day
651.487.4391
Pre K
Fall 2014 classes for 3-5 year olds
There is still room in these classes for the upcoming fall!
Please call 651.604.3578 or stop by the Early Childhood Main office at Parkview for more info.
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Age
Schedule
Days
Time
Location
3-4
2 day
T, Th
9:30AM-1:00PM
Brimhall
3-5
2 day
T, Th
6:00PM-8:00PM
Edgerton
Additional Information
ABE/EL for adults available
Class
Monthly Fee
301
$170.00
501
$97.00
4-5
2 day
M, W
12:30PM-3:30PM
Parkview
408
$125.00
4-5
1 day
T
9:00AM-2:00PM
Parkview
410
$110.00
4-5
1 day
T
7:35AM-2:00PM
Parkview
Transportation Available
410a
$144.00
4-5
1 day
F
9:00AM-2:00PM
Parkview
411
$95.00
4-5
1 day
F
7:35AM-2:00PM
Parkview
Transportation Available
411a
$123.00
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
YOUR FAMILY
POWERFUL TOOLS FOR
CAREGIVERS
PREPARE/ENRICH RELATIONSHIP
Are you caring for a relative’s children,
caring for seniors or someone with a
disability? Are you juggling multiple
caregiving roles? Powerful tools
for Caregivers is a vital six-session
education program that will provide
you with the skills to better balance
your life. Caregivers report this course
has assisted them to better care for
themselves and they have fewer
feelings of anger, guilt and depression.
They have an increase in confidence
and are more likely to use community
services. Meet other caregivers
and learn new tools each week.
Family Support Specialists
7501
6 Sessions
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:30PM Sept 17-Oct 22
$65
FV 103
KEEP THE CABIN IN THE FAMILY
Division of an estate can impact family
relationships forever. Learn how to keep
your cabin, farm, or business in the
family without creating a conflict. We will
discuss equal inheritance, taxes and how
to position assets for the next generation.
Kevin Cunniff
4072
1 Session
6:30PM-7:30PM
$9
Thursday
Nov 6
FV 100
Improve your relationship, Prepare/
Enrich is a customized couple
assessment that identifies a couple’s
strength and growth areas. Based
on assessment results, you receive
feedback in the group sessions and can
individually discuss your results with your
partner as you are taught and practice
proven relationship skills. Prior to the
first day of class you will receive log in
information to take the assessment, the
assessment cost is $35 and you pay that
online when taking the assessment.
Jenny Beall
7506
6 Sessions
Monday
7:00PM-8:00PM Oct 13-Nov 17
$225 per couple
FV 103
DIVORCE INFORMATION
In one evening gain a basic
understanding of the divorce process
and issues including custody, support,
property and debt division, retirement
accounts and tax considerations. Under
the guidance of an experienced family
law lawyer you will learn what to do
(and not do) before a divorce is started.
Julie Pawluk
2230
1 Session
6:30PM-8:30PM
$19
Thursday
Nov 13
FV 102
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP
A caregiver group is available for
caregivers of older adults. The group
provides information, resources
and valuable emotional support.
Monthly 2nd & 4th Tuesday
12:30PM-2:30PM FV
FREE
VISION LOSS GROUP
This group provides consumer
information, speakers, and good
company. Anyone who has vision
loss, such as macular degeneration,
glaucoma, stroke or other
conditions is welcome. Call Vision
Loss Resources at 612.871.2222
for more information.
Monthly 1st Thursday 10:00AM-11:30AM FV
FREE
GENEALOGY SOFTWARE
Learn how to organize your family tree
information using software and ancestry.
com. Add photos and stories, print
pedigrees and your family history, and
finally, be able to tell a story with all the
information that you have gathered.
Sharon Powell
1584
1 Session
6:00PM-7:30PM
$29
Wednesday
Sept 24
FV 118
Learn about how Roseville meets the needs
Do you want Roseville to be a community
of residents with Alzheimer’s disease and
where people with Dementia &
related dementias and help shape the future
Alzheimer’s
are welcomed
& supported?
of local dementia
and Alzheimer’s
care.
At the event, community survey results will be shared and attendees will be asked to help define community priorities
Come
learn about Roseville’s
for meeting the dementia needs in our community. This event is hosted by a volunteer consortium of community and
strengths
and gapsworking
in to make Roseville a dementia-friendly community. Refreshments will be served
government organizations
at
2:15
p.m.
For
more
information
meeting the needs of contact Janell Wampler at 651.604.3522 or [email protected].
residents
withorAlzheimer’s
RSVP: 651.999.2499
[email protected] (Please indicate “RSVP Roseville” in subject line)
disease
and
related
1 Session
Tuesday
dementias
and help
define
2:30PM-4:30PM
Oct 21
FREE
FV Solarium
community priorities
for future action.
Learn more about the Roseville ACT Project at
At the event, community
www.ACTonALZ.org/node/119
survey results will be shared
and attendees will be asked
to rank areas for future action.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
ONLINE
WALK-IN
MAIL
Office HoursM-F 7:30AM-4:00PM
www.ISD623.Org/COMMUNITYED
and click on
Online Registration Link
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Attention: Course Registration
Community Education Office
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ARE YOU IN?
Assume you are in the class you
registered for unless you hear from us.
Persons registering online or who
provide their email address on the
registration form will receive an
email confirmation.
CANCELLATION POLICIES
Persons registering online or who
provide their email address on the
registration form will receive an email
notification if class is canceled.
All others will receive a phone call.
Weather-related cancellations will be
announced on WCCO Radio (830/AM).
If Roseville Area Schools are closed,
all enrichment classes and activities
are canceled for the day.
REFUNDS
PREREGISTRATION
We recommend that you preregister for
any classes you wish you take. Classes
may fill up ahead of time and we cannot
guarantee you a spot in a class if you
arrive without registering in advance. In
addition, all classes are contingent upon
minimum registrations. If you do not
register ahead of time, we are unable
to contact you if a class is canceled
due to low registrations, weather, or
other unforeseen circumstances.
UCARE MN
UCare MN members may take
a discount of up to $15 per year.
Members must be on UCare at the time
of registration and need to include their
member ID number on the registration.
Some limitations may apply.
SENIOR DISCOUNT
Refunds can only be issued if requested
1 week prior to the start of class.
Refunds are not issued after a class
has begun, nor are they possible when
classes are rescheduled due to weather.
Adults ages 60+ may take 10% off
each class with the exception of 60+
Computer Series, Write Your Own
Will, Hypnosis, Vitality Passes, 55+
Defensive Driving and Beginning Bridge.
• There is a $5 service charge on participant
initiated changes or cancellations.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
• Registrations via credit card will receive credit back to the card used.
If you are satisfied with your class,
spread the word! However, please
call us at 651.604.3770 if you are not
satisfied with any enrichment class.
FEE ASSISTANCE & SCHOLARSHIPS
We believe everyone should be able to participate in enrichment classes regardless
of ability to pay. To receive assistance a participant must live in the district or attend
Roseville Area Schools. Call 651.604.3770 for more information.
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Community Education Office
Fairview Community Center
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
Brimhall Elementary (BH)
1744 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
Central Park Elementary (CP)
535 County Road B2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Edgerton Elementary (EDG)
1929 Edgerton St
Maplewood, MN 55117
Emmet D. Williams Elementary (EDW)
955 County Road D West
Shoreview, MN 55126
Falcon Heights Elementary (FH)
1393 Garden Ave West
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
Fantasy Flight Games Center
1975 County Road B2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Harambee Elementary (HAR)
30 County Road B East
Maplewood, MN 55117
Little Canada Elementary (LC)
400 Eli Road
Little Canada, MN 55117
Parkview Center School (PCS)
701 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
Roseville Area Middle School (RAMS)
15 County Road B2 East
Little Canada, MN 55117
Roseville Area High School (RAHS)
1240 County Road B2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Fairview Community Center (FV)
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
District Center (DC)
1251 County Road B2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Roseville City Hall
2660 Civic Center Dr
Roseville, MN 55113
Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Try Online Registration - it’s fast & easy!
www.ISD623.Org/COMMUNITYED
Click on Online Registration Link
You may use this form to register for any class(es) listed in the brochure.
Participant Full Name______________________________________________________________________________
Street Address___________________________________________ City________________________ Zip___________
Home Phone_________________ Work Phone_________________ Mobile____________________________________
Emergency Phone _______________________________________ Other ____________________________________
Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________
q Male
q FemaleBirthday____________________ Age _______________________
Special health concerns (accommodations, disability, allergy, or special need we should be aware of): _
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Class #______________________ Title __________________________________________________ $_____________
Class # _____________________ Title___________________________________________________ $_____________
Class #______________________ Title___________________________________________________ $_____________
AQUATICS
1st Class Choice __________________________ Day_____ Time____________________________ $ ____________
2nd Class Choice __________________________ Day_____ Time____________________________ $ ____________
Youth Ages 0-18
Parent/Guardian Full Name _________________________________________________________________________
Persons authorized to pick up child/ren other than parent__________________________________________________
Student’s Grade________ School Attending____________________________ Classroom Teacher___________________
After class my child:
q Is registered to attend Friendship Connection
q Will walk home
q Will be picked up by_________________________________________________
Discounts
Participant’s UCare ID# (If applicable) ________________________ UCare Member Discount Total $______________
Senior 60+
q Yes q No
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Total Registration Amount $ ________________________________
q Cash
q Check (Make Checks Payable to Roseville Area Schools)
q Mastercard
q Visa
q Discover
q American Express (walk in only until future notice)
Authorized Signature____________________________________________________ Date____________________
Card holder’s First Name__________________________________ Card Holder’s Last Name__________________
Credit Card number_____________________________________________________________________________
Expiration Date__________________________________________
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LITTLE CANADA PARKS & RECREATION
CITY OFFICES
ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
This may be only a partial list of activities
for this registration period due to the
printing deadline. Watch for further
information via our website, our
newsletter, The Review, Cable Channel
16, and flyers distributed at elementary
schools. Please call Jim Morelan
at the Parks and Recreation Office
651.766.4045 with questions.
515 Little Canada Road E.
Little Canada, MN 55117
www.ci.little-canada.mn.us
Phone: 651.766.4029
Fax: 651.766.4048
Jim Morelan
Director
YOUTH
Register for the following youth
activities online, by mail, by fax (if
paying by credit card), or in person
during regular business hours at
Little Canada City Hall. Register
promptly to be guaranteed placement
in our programs. Registration flyers
with details will be distributed to
Little Canada schools and will also
be available on our website.
Don Bowman
Recreation Supervisor
Katie McGinnity
Recreation Supervisor
WANT TO HELP?
Youth recreation programs in
Little Canada are conducted
by the Parks and Recreation
Department in close cooperation
with the Little Canada Recreation
Association (a nonprofit group of
volunteers who conduct various
fundraisers during the year and
who advise the direction of all youth
programs). Membership is open to
all interested adults within the city,
as well as those living outside the city.
If you are interested in joining,
please call 651.766.4045 or email
[email protected]
or visit their website at
www.lcraonline.org for
more information.
YOUTH
AFTERSCHOOL BASKETBALL
FALL GYMNASTICS
Online registration begins August 1
Registration deadline: August 22
Online registration begins August 1
Registration deadline: September 19
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
BASKETBALL CLINIC
Online registration begins August 1
Registration deadline: October 17
Online registration begins November 1
Registration deadline: December 12
Girls & Boys: Entering Grades 3-6
Programs runs approximately
Early September-Early October
Girls & Boys: 5-12 years old
Program runs nine weeks, beginning
Tuesday evenings Late September
Girls & Boys: 1st & 2nd grades
Program runs six weeks
beginning in early-January
Girls & Boys: 3-8th grade
Program runs approximately
Mid-November - Mid-March
SKATING LESSONS
Girls & Boys: 5-12 years old
Program runs approximately Jan-Feb
Online registration begins November 1
Registration deadline: December 12
WINTER GYMNASTICS
Girls & Boys: 5-12 years old
Program runs nine weeks on Thursday
evenings beginning in January
Online registration begins November 1
Registration deadline: December 12
HOCKEY SKILLS
Girls & Boys: 5-12 years old
Program runs approximately Jan-Feb
Online registration begins November 1
Registration deadline: December 12
ADULT
55 ALIVE DRIVER CLASSES
Bring your AARP Membership Card to class to receive $5 cash
back Register online at www.ci.little-canada.mn.us or at
Little Canada City Hall
Session I Nov 8 9am-5pm
Session II Nov 10 9am-1pm
Session III Nov 11 6-10pm
Cost is $22/session
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ONLINE YOU’RE FIRST IN LINE!
Online registrations are accepted for most
activities offered by the Little Canada
Parks & Recreation Department.
It’s Easy!
• Search for activities
• Review program details
• Check available openings
• Register online
WWW.CI.LITTLE-CANADA.MN.US
Roseville
Area Schools Community Education