Community Education
#one91community
Future Ready…
Community Strong
ISD 191 BURNSVILLE • EAGAN • SAVAGE 952-707-4150 communityed191.org
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Fall 2016
WHY COMMUNITY EDUCATION?
WHY INDEED!
Save the Date
When you hear “District One91, Future Ready.
Community Strong” it is not just a tagline we
use, we live it. Community Education plays a
large role in District One91’s Vision, providing
programs and services for our students, our
families and all of our community members.
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One91 Future Ready begins at birth.
Community Education Early Childhood
Programs lay the foundation for a successful
K-12 experience. Look for the new green
logo to learn more about Early Childhood
Opportunities.
Annual Foundation
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Blue guides you to Youth Enrichment classes and programs that support our
youth by providing safe and engaging academic and enrichment opportunities.
From elementary school age care to Driver Education and Youth Service,
Community Education provides something for all.
Follow the orange color for programs and classes for adult learning and
exploration. From cooking to art to Yoga, for people 25 to 105 years of
age, we have something for everyone.
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A message from Tom Umhoefer, Director of Community Education
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One91 Community Education brings local community experts, talent
and resources together for all.
We are Community Strong, vibrant and connected, to our
school district, to our COMMUNITY, and most of all, to YOU!
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Sponsorship opportunities available. Call Tom Umhoefer,
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foundation which enhances, enriches and expands educational
opportunities within the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage school district.
To learn more visit foundation191.org
Tom Umhoefer, Director of Community Education
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Future Ready. Community Strong…
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For all ages
Pages 50-59
Adult Education
6 ABE, GED, ELL
Events, Registration,
Facilities & Information
4 Contents
5 Superintendent’s message
Future Ready. Community Strong.
10 Bowls for Brainpower
21 Fare For All
49 Locations & Directory
102 Registration, Cancellations & Policies
Activity Locations
See page 49 for all locations
The following abbreviations are used
throughout our catalog for class locations.
BHS
Burnsville High School,
DEC
Diamondhead Education Center
ERMS Eagle Ridge Middle School
MMS
Metcalf Middle School
NMS
Nicollet Middle School
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Creative Endeavors
Dance & Music
Fitness
Health & Wellness
Spanish
Home & Garden
Kitchen Cuisine
Money Matters
Computer Tutorial
Personal Insight
Pet Care
Parenting
Sports & Martial Arts
Adults with Disabilities
60 School Age Project KIDS
Child Care & Education
62 Enrichment & Technology
65 Creative
66 Music, Dance & Theater
69 Sports & Recreation
75 Driver Education
Seniors
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Senior Connections
Driver Safety
Events, Activities & Services
Fun & Friendship/Men’s Breakfast
Health & Wellness
Coffee Talks
Trips & Tours
Burnsville Belles
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Early Childhood Enrichment
Early Childhood Family Education
Early Childhood Screening
School Readiness & Preschool Plus
Child Care & Education
Enrichment Classes
ISD 191 Board of Education
Dan Luth-Chair, Abigail Alt-Vice Chair, Jim Schmid-Clerk
Sandra Mackall-Treasurer, Dr DeeDee Currier-Director,
Ron Hill-Director, Bob VandenBoom-Director,
Charlie Green-Student Representative
Lifelong Learning
Classes
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CONTENTS
THE STORY WE TELL IS THE WORLD WE CREATE
Award-Winning Documentary Comes to District One91
THE AGE of LOVE
a new wrinkle in our search for love
Wednesday, November 2 at 7 pm
Free
Diamondhead Education Center, Burnsville Room
Speed dating for the 70+ generation has become a growing trend
across the country thanks to The Age of Love, a groundbreaking, new
documentary offering “a touching and funny look into the lives of
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love to the far reaches of life. Director Steven Loring looks to entertain,
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Post screening refreshments and informal discussions will be
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of Indigenous people. She has been teaching digital storytelling to
youth for twelve years working in school and community settings to
ensure young people have a voice through media creation. She is
a recipient of Sundance Institute Knight Fellows Program, Jerome
Foundations Travel and Study Grant and a freelance artist, providing
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
A FOCUS ON
A message from Superintendent, Joe Gothard
FUTURE READY. COMMUNITY STRONG.
In June, I had the pleasure of seeing our new tagline in action at the commencement ceremony
of the Burnsville High School Class of 2016. The ceremony itself is a recognition that these
students – the school’s 60th graduating class – are ready for their futures, and their stories
make it clear that they are products of a strong community and have also contributed times
and talents to strengthen their home towns.
They’re ready for the real world. For example, DeAndrea Grey, one of the class speakers,
shared her plans to attend college to study animal science and eventually veterinary surgery or
pharmaceutical research. She also shared with me wise words from her father, Donnie, who told
her: “The sky’s the limit and you can do anything you put your mind to with a little hard work.”
That’s the feeling we want all of our students to have when they leave Burnsville High School:
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their dreams.
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as a district and as a school community, preparing all of our students for bright futures.
Future Ready. Community Strong. We are One91.
Superintendent, Joe Gothard
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Future Ready. Community Strong.
Graduate, DeAndrea Grey shared her plans
for the future and words of wisdom from her
father who told her: “The sky’s the limit…
you can do anything you put your mind to
with a little hard work.”
Lifelong Learning
You may notice something different about this catalog, our website and other information
from our district. We have a revised logo and a tagline to go with it: “Future Ready.
Community Strong.” While you can’t capture everything about an entire school district
in four words, I think that simple phrase says a lot about what we are and what kind
of school community we want to be.
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Adult
Opportunities to Open the Door to Your Future
ADULT EDUCATION
Diamondhead
Education Center
Call 952-707-4126
or 952-707-4125
200 W Burnsville Parkway, B-Wing
(One block west of Nicollet Avenue)
Tammi Bernard, ABE Coordinator
Judy Berndt, Secretary
English Language Classes
For Non-Native English Speaking Adults
Classes meet morning, afternoons
and evenings with licensed teachers.
All levels available.
Citizenship Classes
Free classes for foreign-born adults who
have intermediate English Language
skills and want to become U.S. citizens.
Classes include application and interview
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ELL Family Learning Classes
Parents learn English and receive
parenting resources and support from
licensed teachers, as their children (under
age 5) learn and play under the guidance
of Early Childhood Family Education
teachers. Activities are designed to ensure
children are ready to attend school.
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FREE CLASSES FOR ADULTS
GED preparation
Basic Skills
General Education Development
diploma
Free preparation for those who wish to take
and pass the GED high school diploma tests.
The new computerized tests are available
now. Students have individualized study
plans including on-line learning.
Keep up with workplace demands by
sharpening your math, reading and writing
skills. Our licensed teachers help you increase
skills with individualized, small group and
on-line instruction. Brush-up and GED students
can also learn job search, job retention and
career exploration skills.
Online Learning/
Distance Learning
Educational Assistant
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Combine on-line learning with on-site learning
to make the best use of your study time.
Non-native speakers at the Advanced level
of English preparation prepare for the PRAXIS
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students to apply for and earn jobs as classroom
Educational Assistants in public and private
schools throughout the nation. This course
runs approximately 12 weeks.
Accuplacer Preparation
Students work with licensed teachers to
improve Accuplacer scores, which are required
when applying for all Minnesota community
and technical colleges.
For
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
CREATIVE ENDEAVORS
Lure Making Introduction
Beading Workshop
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you made yourself! Discover tricks, tips and
techniques to save hundreds of dollars in lures
and tackle including leaders, bass buzz baits and
spinner baits, custom jigs and skirts, walleye rigs
and in-line spinner baits for trout, bass, pike and
muskie. Learn the basic skills needed to design,
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Leave class with over $25 in lures you have
made yourself.
Dedicate your evening to creative fun.
Sort through containers of gem stones, crystals
and charms to design and make your own
earrings, bracelets and necklaces or perhaps a
bright sun catcher. Pay the instructor that night
for what you make. Prices range from $8-15.
Mark Waschek has been designing and creating
custom lures for himself and others over 20 years.
He has a following of people who buy his lures and
is pleased to share his skills with others.
The Long Road to Publication
1 session
Oct 6
Th
$49
6:30-9 pm
Metcalf 433 Tech
Basic Still Life Drawing
Flame Painted Copper Jewelry
Learn basic drawing techniques, perspective and
composition. We’ll explore pencil drawing and
shading styles and get tips for creating an eyecatching still life. Small class size assures plenty
of personal attention. Tuition includes $12 in
drawing supplies that you can take home.
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with a small butane torch. This technique creates
beautiful colors on the copper and after turning
the edges you can personalize each piece with
additional copper or wire or old, broken jewelry
from home. After pieces are lacquered and hung
properly, you will leave class with a pendant
AND a pair of earrings. Extras are available
with fees payable to the instructor in class.
Additional pendants are $12 and earrings $8.
Lynn Moore graduated from the Minneapolis College
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emphasis in painting. She was the Director of Lake
Superior Magazine for many years and is a retired
book designer and illustrator.
Lynn Moore
A455-A2
1 session
Oct 6
Th
$39
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
A404F-A2 1 session
Sep 29
Th
$32
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC SC Kitchen
A455-B2
1 session
Nov 17
Th
$39
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
A404F-B2 1 session
Oct 27
Th
$32
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC SC Kitchen
A404B-A2 1 session
Nov 10
Th
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
A404B-B2 1 session
Dec 1
Th
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC L14
Congratulations! You’ve written a book! Now
what? Writing has fancy words like alpha/
beta readers, WIPs and CPs. What’s a query
letter? Clueless and don’t know where to start?
You’re not alone! Explore the basics of what
happens after writing a brilliant piece of work.
Today’s publishing options gives writers the
opportunity to become their own publishers.
Discuss how publishing works and what a writer
needs to do to prepare a book for the world.
Various publishing options will be presented
and discussed, including how to maximize your
publishing success. Learn how to get your book
in print and ready. Receive basic advice on how
to promote yourself and books!
Author Krstin Van Risseghem grew up in small town
along the Mississippi River. Her books are published
by Kasian Publishing. Kristin lives in the south metro
with her husband and two calico cats.
A471-02
1 session
Oct 27
Th
$25
6-8:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
Lifelong Learning
A441-02
Lynn Moore
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DANCE & MUSIC
Belly Dance Intermediate
Intermediate dancers will have fun taking belly
dance to the next level! Learn new steps and
combinations. Get creative with layering, veil
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No Class Oct 20.
Belly Dance Free Try It Class
Belly Dancing is a great way to improve your
coordination and strength, and relieve stress,
while dancing to beautiful Middle Eastern music.
Come to this free trial class and see just how
much fun you will have dancing your way to
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Preregistration is appreciated.
Denise Domack has been teaching belly dance to
adults and teens for nearly 15 years. She continues
her training by attending classes and workshops
by a variety of belly dance professionals, including
Cassandra Shore. Denise performs at local venues
and is a company member of Sisters of Sahara.
DBelly-02 1 session
Sep 15
Th
Free
5:45-6:30 pm
DEC Studio B
Belly Dance for Beginners
Improve your coordination and strength, and
relieve stress, while dancing to beautiful Middle
Eastern music. Have fun learning basic isolations
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patterns. Challenge your coordination using
cymbals and a variety of learned steps. Cymbals
will be provided in the class. No Class Oct 20.
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D382-A2 9 sessions
Th
Sep 15-Nov 17 $149
6:30-8 pm
DEC Studio B
Daytime Social Dance!
No need to wait for the evening- come dancin’
in the daytime! Learn basic steps to four
popular dances: Rumba, Fox Trot, Tango and
Swing. Exercise is more fun when learning slow
and easy dance moves. Enjoy the music and
spending time with friends- old and new!
Singles and couples welcome. Street shoes
are left at the door. Bring a pair of smooth-soled
shoes to change into for dancing. No class
November 24.
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and follow roles. A patient instructor, Rose focuses
her instruction to working with beginners.
D343-A3 4 sessions
Th
2-3 pm
Oct 6-27
$35/person, $59/pair
1 lead & 1 follow
DEC Studio A
D343-B3
4 sessions
Th
2-3 pm
Nov 10-Dec 8 $35/person, $59/pair
1 lead & 1 follow
DEC Studio A
Come out to see a demonstration of the dances
you’ll be learning in the Social Dance Sampler
for Beginners! Registration is not required but
appreciated.
Anthony Kaczor and Sid Korpi, have been teaching
social dance to absolute beginners through their
business Two Right Feet Dance since 2006. Both Sid
and Anthony have been dancing on their own and/or
together for decades. They danced their way into our
hearts at the Wednesday in the Park concert series.
DTRF-2
1 session
Sep 14
W
Free
7-8 pm
DEC Studio A
Social Dance Sampler
for Beginners
Join us in sampling several popular social
dances, including East Coast swing, rumba,
cha-cha, waltz and foxtrot. Absolute beginners
are welcome. Make dance a part of your life
in a low pressure, super-fun atmosphere.
Minneapolis based Two Right Feet Dance
instructors Sid Korpi and Anthony Kaczor’s
motto is “Forget Fred and Ginger - we’ll have
you dancing like Fred and Wilma in no time!”
Dress comfortably for movement and wear
smooth-soled shoes. Pair pricing only,
register with a partner!
Two Right Feet
D385-A2 6 sessions
W
7-8:30 pm
Sep 21-Oct 26 $99/pair DEC Studio A
Denise Domack
D381-A2 8 sessions
Th
Sep 22-Nov 17 $79
Denise Domack
Social Dance Sampler for
Beginners - Free Demo
5:30-6:30 pm
DEC Studio B
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
NEW! Voice: Individual Lessons
In this comprehensive starter guitar course,
beginners will learn chords and tablature
reading, basic techniques and chord family
theory. Intermediate students will review the
basics and continue with picking and playing
riffs. Bring your acoustic or electric (non-amped)
guitar and music stand each week. $20 materials
fee (cash/check) payable to the instructor at the
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binder. No class Nov 24.
Individualized voice lessons will help you to
master breathing, improve your vocal quality
and expand your vocal range. Perhaps you are
ready to break away from singing in the car to
singing in front of others? A refresher before an
audition? Whatever your goal, Kris Pichelman
works with singers of all ages and will help you
achieve it. Each session is 30 minutes in length.
Course materials for new students - $20 payable
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for schedule information. Together with the
instructor we will create a class just for you.
Tuition determined by number of lessons,
$25/30 minute lesson. Kristin Pichelman
Debora McBride has been teaching private lessons
for more than 15 years. She has an uncanny ability to
teach ‘”anything strings.” Debora was recently named
the “Best Teacher” in the Reader’s Choice Award
Winner list of 2015 for the Sun This Week.
Social Dance Sampler II
Intermediate Swing & Rumba
By overwhelming, popular demand, Two Right
Feet Dance has added a three-week focused
follow-up course to expand dancers’ repertoire
of East Coast swing and rumba moves and/
or routines. Students must have participated
in a Social Dance for Beginners class at some
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to registering. It is highly recommended that
students take the beginner course a second
time as a refresher before moving on to more
advanced moves. Dress comfortably for
movement and wear smooth-soled shoes.
Pair pricing only, register with a partner!
Two Right Feet
D386-A2 3 sessions
Nov 2-16
W
7-8:30 pm
$49/pair DEC Studio A
I294-A2
4 sessions
Oct 6-27
Th
$52
8-9 pm
DEC Fitness Room
I294-B2
4 sessions
Th
Nov 10-Dec 8 $52
8-9 pm
DEC Fitness Room
Just Once Guitar
for Busy People
Do you want to learn the guitar but simply
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hours, you can learn enough about playing the
guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment.
This crash course will have you playing along
with your favorite songs right away. Learn how
chords work, how to form the three main types
of chords, how to tune your guitar and basic
strumming patterns. Bring your acoustic guitar to
class. No playing experience necessary. Class fee
includes materials, workbook and practice DVD.
Eric Carranza is an accomplished guitar teacher.
He has been a professional musician since 1999.
He plays the guitar, piano, ukulele, bass guitar,
and drums.
I295-02
1 session
Oct 17
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$59
7-9:30 pm
DEC Savage Room
Lifelong Learning
Guitar Lessons
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Adult
Piano: Individual Lessons
Just Once
Piano for Busy People
You don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn
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, piano professionals use chords.
You can learn all the chords you will need to play
a song in just one session. Any song. Any style.
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meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you are
well on your way. Tuition includes a book and
practice CD.
Jim Anderson has a wealth of experience as a seminar
leader, private instructor and music director. He holds
both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in music from
the University of Minnesota, Duluth. Presently he is
serving as music director at Advent United Methodist
Church in Eagan.
I269-02
10
1 session
Oct 25
Tu
$59
6:30-9:30 pm
Metcalf 457 Choir
Calling All Potters!
Would you like to learn to play the piano and
enjoy the tunes you like? This is a hands-on
program with a personal touch, without the
pressure of learning in a group. A selection
of music will be covered, in addition to giving
you the opportunity to work at your own pace,
making this course personalized and fun!
Bowls for
BrainPower
In just eight weeks, you will learn the keys on the
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signatures. Walk away with the basic tools and
knowledge to play piano, learn new pieces on
your own and impress your friends and family!
Help us reach our goal of 750 Bowls for the
Annual Bowls for BrainPower event in April.
Join a fun, supportive group while making
a difference in the life of a child in our
community.
Each session is 30 minutes in length, during
which time you will receive a one-on-one
approach with the instructor.
Course materials for new students - $15 payable
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on number of lessons. $20 per 30 minute lesson.
Dates and time to be determined by you and
the instructor.
Lessons are held at Diamondhead Education
Center. The music starts with a phone call to
952-707-4150.
Julie Kruse-Summer has a bachelor’s degree in piano
performance and composition. She has performed
at Carnegie Hall and has released two CD’s. She has
served as a contemporary worship leader and is an
active participant in church music.
Kris Pichelman has taught music lessons for over
25 years. In addition to piano and voice, she
teaches bassoon and clarinet. Kris is also a church
music director.
Saturdays, 8 am-3 pm
Oct 8, Nov 12, Jan 21, and Feb 18
Burnsville High School Clay Lab, H 108
This is an excellent opportunity to practice
on the potter’s wheel and connect with
other community potters. We’ll be throwing
bowls in the morning and trimming in
the afternoon. Stop by as your schedule
permits. Lunch and treats provided.
All bowls are donated to the Bowls for
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Bowls for BrainPower is a collaboration of the
Burnsville High School Art Department, One91
Community Education and the Burnsville High
School Youth Service Program. All potters events
run under the guidance of long time Bowls for
BrainPower volunteer, local pottery instructor, Barb
Hughes & BrainPower coordinator, potter, Fay Finn.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
FITNESS
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Try OULA®! The high-energy, easy to learn,
calorie burning, crazy-fun dance workout to
Top 40 hits. Experience sweat, joy and total
inspiration! OULA focuses on “how you feel”
rather than on “how you look”.
Participants experience the freedom of a nonjudgemental environment and community, rather
than competition. OULA participants experience
transformation from the inside out, and embrace
the philosophy that when you feel good, you
look amazing! No Class Nov 23. $12 Drop-In.
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Target your abdominals, glutes, back and
waistline. Focus on multiple muscles, especially
those in your core and lower body. Geared
toward those desiring a rigorous, but fun,
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a yoga mat, water and hand towel. Dress in
workout gear or comfortable clothing.
No Class Oct 11, Nov 22. $12 Drop-In.
Gail Lefebvre has been teaching Butts & Guts for
over 5 years. She encourages women to get and
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F802-A2
6 sessions
Tu
Sep 13-Oct 25 $49
6:30-7:20 pm
DEC Studio A
F802-B2
6 sessions
Tu
Nov 1-Dec 13 $49
6:30-7:20 pm
DEC Studio A
OULA-Power®! is a 45 minute conditioning
class that begins with an empowering warm up,
followed by high energy cardio tracks to get
the heart pumping, and then transitions into
a series of conditioning tracks that focus on
strengthening and toning using just your
body weight.
OULA-Power features moves from HIIT
formats, Pilates, yoga and dance conditioning
classes, and is equally challenging and
rewarding. This class is for everyone, options
are available so you can choose the one that
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No Class Nov 26. $12 Drop-In.
Jamie Burk
Free Trial Class
Butts & Guts
OULA-POWER®
OULAFree-02
Sep 14
W
Free
7:05-8 pm
DEC Studio B
OULAFree-03
Jan 4
W
Free
7:05-8 pm
DEC Studio B
F805-A2
6 sessions
W
Sep 21-Oct 26 $54
7:05-8:05 pm
DEC Studio B
F805-B2
6 sessions
W
Nov 2-Dec 14 $54
F805-A3
6 sessions
W
Jan 11-Feb 15 $54
OULA® Class
OULA Power Free Trial Class
OULAPowerFree-2
Sep 17
Sa
9-9:45 am
DEC Studio B
OULAPowerFree-3
Jan 7
Sa
9-9:45 am
DEC Studio B
OULA-POWER® Classes
F806-A2
7:05-8:05 pm
DEC Studio B
6 sessions
Sa
Sep 24-Oct 29 $42
9-9:45 am
DEC Studio B
F806-B2
7:05-8:05 pm
DEC Studio B
6 sessions
Sa
Nov 5-Dec 17 $42
9-9:45 am
DEC Studio B
F806-A3
6 sessions
Sa
Jan 14-Feb 18 $42
9-9:45 am
DEC Studio B
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Lifelong Learning
OULA® Dancemania for the Soul
11
Adult
XaBeat Dance Fitness
This is a gentle and energizing sequence of yoga
poses ideal for seniors and anyone interested in
learning yoga in a safe and gentle environment.
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balance, strength and stamina - all of which are
important for maintaining health and happiness.
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participants to completely reshape their
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Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle and wear
comfortable, loose clothing. Be prepared to
have fun and feel great! No class Nov 24.
$12 Drop-In.
No dance background required.
Bring tennis shoes, water bottle and towel.
Optional belly skirts provided. $12 Drop-In.
No class Oct 24, 26, 31, Dec 26, Jan 2.
To determine if this class is covered by your
health insurance, please provide health
insurance information and your date of birth
when registering.
Julie Casperson is a registered XaBeat instructor
who is trained to teach basic dance skills, ability
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is absolutely contagious; she wants you to leave
class feeling better than when you arrived!
XaBeat Free Trial Class
F856A2-Demo
Sep 12
M
7-7:40 pm
DEC Studio B
F856B2-Demo
Nov 21
M
7-7:40 pm
DEC Studio B
XaBeat Class
12
Gentle Yoga
Sculpt your body and burn calories without even
realizing you are working out. Dance and shake
the calories away to a wide variety of positive
high energy music. Routines are simple and
easy to follow so participants can concentrate
on getting a better workout! XaBeat has
become the way to a healthier lifestyle.
Barre Fit
Barre uses a combination of postures inspired
by ballet and other disciplines like yoga and
Pilates. The barre is used as a prop to balance
while doing exercises that focus on isometric
strength training (holding your body still
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combined with high reps of small range of
motion movements. We’ll add light hand
held weights to “bring the burn” and mats
for targeted core work.
Bring yoga mat, towel and water bottle.
No class on November 22. $12 Drop-In.
Alpa Goswami is a yogini and yoga teacher brought
up in the US by Indian immigrant parents. With a
strong base in Hatha Yoga, she has learned and
developed her practice from many teachers across
various styles of yoga. For Alpa, life and practice are
one and the same!
F856-A2
7 sessions
Sep 19-Nov 14
M
$63
7-8 pm
DEC Studio B
F856-B2
7 sessions
Nov 28-Jan 23
M
$63
7-8 pm
DEC Studio B
F856-C2
6 sessions
Sep 21-Nov 2
W
$54
5-6 pm
DEC Studio A
F809-A2
6 sessions
Sep 27-Nov 1
Tu
$54
5-6 pm
DEC Studio A
F856-D2
7 sessions
Nov 9-Dec 21
W
$63
5-6 pm
DEC Studio A
F809-B2
6 sessions
Nov 8-Dec 20
Tu
$54
5-6 pm
DEC Studio A
If your class tuition is paid by your health
insurance company, you are responsible for
a $5 per class membership fee payable at the
time of registration. Registrations received after
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$5 per class late fee.
Gerri Carlson
F870-A2
8 sessions
Sep 6-Oct 25
Tu
$72
9-10 am
DEC Studio B
F870-B2
8 sessions
Sep 8-Oct 27
Th
$72
9-10 am
DEC Studio B
F870-C2
5 sessions
Nov 1-29
Tu
$45
9-10 am
DEC Studio B
F870-D2
4 sessions
Nov 3-Dec 1
Th
$36
9-10 am
DEC Studio B
F870-E2
4 sessions
Dec 6-27
Tu
$36
9-10 am
DEC Studio B
F870-F2
5 sessions
Dec 1-29
Th
$45
9-10 am
DEC Studio B
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Vinyasa yoga can be a physically challenging
practice. Students of any level may participate
but should be injury-free. Poses are linked
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movement, creating a meditation in motion.
The sequence of poses is improvised and the
selection of poses is drawn from the entire
lexicon of yoga postures. The exercises stimulate
muscle toning, strength and coordination. You
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limber and active. Wear loose, layered clothing,
and bring a yoga mat, water and a towel. Some
yoga experience is helpful but not essential.
Hand weights one to eight pounds, your choice.
No class Nov 8. $12 Drop-In.
Yoga for Hips and Back
Clock Out Yoga
Using meditation and yoga poses you will be
guided to gently work through your body,
focusing on back and hips to strengthen and
release tension. Bring a yoga mat and water
bottle. No Class Oct 17. $12 Drop-In.
For beginners & beyond Yoga offers you a
chance to wind down, rest your mind, relax
and rejuvenate your body. It is an excellent way
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tension. Classes include centering, warm ups
and a sequence of yoga poses (asanas), plus
deep relaxation and breathing techniques that
will leave you feeling full of vitality, refreshed,
and ready to go.
Alpa Goswami
F873-A2
6 sessions
Sep 19-Oct 31
M
$54
9:30-10:30 am
DEC Fitness Room
F873-B2
6 sessions
Nov 16-Dec 21
W
$54
9:30-10:30 am
DEC Fitness Room
Yoga for Neck and Shoulders
Wear loose, comfortable, layered clothing,
and bring a yoga mat, towel and water.
No class Nov 24. $12 Drop-In.
Using meditation and yoga poses you will
be guided to gently work through your body,
focusing on neck and shoulders to strengthen
and release tension. Bring a yoga mat and
water bottle. No class Oct 19. $12 Drop-In.
Gerri Carlson has been practicing Yoga for several
years and has been an instructor for nearly 10 years.
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trained in Kids and Senior yoga. She continues to
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Alpa Goswami
F871-A2
8 sessions
Th
Sep 8-Oct 27 $72
4:15-5:15 pm
DEC Studio B
F871-B2
4 sessions
Nov 3-Dec 1
4:15-5:15 pm
DEC Studio B
F874-A2
6 sessions
Sep 21-Nov 2
W
$54
9:30-10:30 am
DEC Fitness Room
F874-B2
6 sessions
Nov 14-Dec 19
M
$54
9:30-10:30 am
DEC Fitness Room
Th
$36
Stacy (Shaw) Solberg is a registered yoga teacher
(ERYT). With over 200 hours of training, she is
trained to teach all levels of yoga including gentle,
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and prenatal, Level I and Yin. Stacy is CPR and AED
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of yoga.
F857-A2
7 sessions
Sep 13-Oct 25
Tu
$69
6-7:15 pm
DEC Studio B
F857-B2
6 sessions
Nov 1-Dec 13
Tu
$59
6-7:15 pm
DEC Studio B
Lifelong Learning
Vinyasa Flow Yoga
with Optional Weights
13
Adult
Yoga for Lunch
Feed your spirit with Yoga for Lunch. You’ll be
guided through a series of poses designed to
enhance your energy, strengthen your core, relax
and refresh. No actual lunch served. Please bring
a water bottle and an exercise mat to class.
No class Nov 23. $12 Drop-In.
Hatha Yoga with Julie
Yogilates
Yoga offers you a chance to wind down, rest
your mind, relax and rejuvenate your body.
It is an excellent way to build strength and
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includes centering, warm ups and a sequence of
yoga poses (asanas), plus deep relaxation and
breathing techniques that will leave you feeling
full of vitality, refreshed, and ready to go. Wear
loose, comfortable, layered clothing, and bring a
yoga mat, towel and water. $12 Drop-In.
Yogilates is the ideal mind/body exercise
program for young and old. Integrating classical
pilates matwork with the therapeutic practice
of hatha yoga, will give you the best of both
practices in a safe and effective workout.
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and quieting the mind, while pilates matwork
concentrates on strength and power from
the center. Yogilates utilizes the core stability
and limb mobility of pilates and the balance
of stretching and strengthening from yoga to
create a complete exercise. Yogilates is fun,
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lose weight, gain coordination and balance and
relieve stress. Please bring an exercise mat to all
classes. No class Nov 23. $12 Drop-In.
Julie Geyen is an RYT-200, a registered yoga instructor
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Instructor. A yoga practitioner for many years,
Julie’s focus is to share her love of yoga, and create
positive experiences for her students. Her philosophy
is to customize yoga classes to meet the needs of
individual students and to teach at a deeper level than
only asana (physical movement). While Julie’s style is
primarily hatha, she blends in various teachings from
vinyasa yoga as well.
F872-A2
F872-B2
14
Yoga has been a part of Stephanie’s life since 2005.
Stephanie is passionate about yoga and the health
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teacher since November 2014, she believes in the
importance of slowing down and staying present
which creates a safe foundation for powerful healing
and growth.
8 sessions
Sep 21-Nov 9
W
$72
5-6 pm
DEC Studio B
4 sessions
Nov 30-Dec 21
W
$36
5-6 pm
DEC Studio B
F860-A2
6 sessions
Sep 21-Oct 26
W
$45
12-12:50 pm
DEC Fitness Room
F860-B2
6 sessions
Nov 2-Dec 14
W
$45
12-12:50 pm
DEC Fitness Room
Stephanie Cade
F842-A2
6 sessions
Sep 21-Oct 26
W
$54
10:45-11:45 am
DEC Fitness Room
F842-B2
6 sessions
Nov 2-Dec 14
W
$54
10:45-11:45 am
DEC Fitness Room
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
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Wake up your body with gentle yoga stretches
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movements and deep breathing to increase
circulation and improve health. We’ll end
each class exploring a variety of meditation
techniques to relax the mind, improve memory
and mental focus while rejuvenating the brain.
Begin the day with Vitality! Dress comfortably.
Exercises are for every level of ability and can be
done standing or sitting. Bring a Yoga mat if you
have one. No Class Nov 21.
Spring Forest Qigong
Spring Forest Qigong Level 1
Qigong is the perfect path toward a vibrant
life. It is a gentle form of exercise ideal for
health and wellness at any age. Class includes
gentle movement, mental focus, breathing and
simple meditation - all of which are important
for rejuvenating health, discovering peace and
happiness, while increasing longevity. When we
are happy and healthy we have a better quality
of life. Dress comfortably - exercises are for all
abilities and can be done standing or sitting.
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Spring Forest Qigong is a simple yet powerful
form of meditation exercises that help increase
self-awareness and improve your health
physically and spiritually. Dr. Oz recommends
“practicing qigong for good health and
combating aging.” Balance the energy
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techniques, simple body movements, meditation
and sound. Learn the history and general
principals of Qigong, how energy blockages
affect your health, breathing techniques to
reduce stress, anxiety and depression. Discover
seven gentle exercise movements good for
healing the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, arthritis,
high/low blood pressure and cholesterol. Dress
comfortably. Exercise Movements are for every
level of ability and can be done standing or
sitting.
F705-A2
6 sessions
Sep 13-Oct 18
Tu
$39
3:05-4:05 pm
DEC Studio B
F705-B2
6 sessions
Sep 15-Oct 20
Th
$39
3:05-4:05 pm
DEC Studio B
F705-C2
6 sessions
Nov 1-Dec 13
Tu
$39
3:05-4:05 pm
DEC Studio B
F705-D2
6 sessions
Nov 3-Dec 15
Th
$39
3:05-4:05 pm
DEC Studio B
F704-02
3 sessions
Tu
6:30-8:30 pm
Sep 20-Oct 4 $49
Aslan Institute
4141 Old Sibley Memorial Highway in Eagan
F703-A2
6 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 17
M
$48
9-10 am
DEC Studio A
F703-B2
6 sessions
Oct 31-Dec 12
M
$48
9-10 am
DEC Studio A
Qi-ssage Introduction
Learn techniques to stimulate key energy points
on head, shoulders, back arms, hands, hips,
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tension, and energize body and mind. Discover
how to apply these principals to yourself or
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energizing the brain, memory, circulation,
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prevention, relief of body aches and pains, sinus
issues, and headaches. Great for individuals and
couples. Wear comfortable clothing, sessions
practiced sitting in a chair.
F706-2
2 sessions
Tu
6:30-8:30 pm
Oct 11,18
$49
Aslan Institute
4141 Old Sibley Memorial Highway in Eagan
Lifelong Learning
Qi Vitality™ Yoga/
Qigong/Meditation
15
Adult
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Abdominal Strengtheners
That Won’t Stress Back
& Neck Joints
A few reasons abdominal muscles weaken and
lose shape are past pregnancies, surgeries,
sitting at a desk all day, being sedentary and
poor posture. In this workshop, you will learn a
series of extremely effective exercises that will
quickly strengthen all four layers of abdominal
muscle, especially the deepest layer without
stressing your back or neck joints and without
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with traditional crunches. Learn a different,
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re-shape your waistline and prevent and
relieve lower back discomfort.
Janice Novak is an internationally acclaimed author,
speaker and wellness consultant who teaches
workshops and seminars for hospitals, corporations
and professional organizations. Janice has a master’s
degree in health education and regularly presents
health segments on television and radio, including a
guest spot on the Oprah Winfrey Show. “Posture, Get
It Straight” is her latest book.
W715-02 1 session
Oct 19
16
W
$29
6-7:30 pm
DEC Fitness Room
Aromatherapy
for Yoga & Meditation
Back-to-School
with Essential Oils
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use of pure essential oils to your yoga and/or
meditation practice. Learn how to use the oils as
a powerful tool to support your every intention.
Useful to students and instructors.
Learn how essential oils can naturally support
back-to-school challenges such as focus,
calming, germs, skin issues and more. You will
also experience essential oils and take home
samples and informational materials.
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care. She shares how oils are derived, how they may
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Annette Larson
W726-A2 1 session
Nov 12
Sa
$14
10-11 am
DEC Classroom C
W726-B2 1 session
Dec 8
Th
$14
7-8 pm
DEC Classroom C
W724-A2 1 session
Sep 24
Sa
$14
10-11 am
DEC C104
W724-B2 1 session
Oct 3
M
$14
7-8 pm
DEC C104
Essential Oils for People & Pets
Learn how pure essential oils empower you to
take charge of your family’s health care naturally,
including your pets! Learn how to use essential
oils, and why these powerful tools are used
by millions for health and well being. You will
experience essential oils and take home samples
and informational materials.
Annette Larson
W725-A2 1 session
Oct 15
Sa
$14
10-11 am
DEC Classroom C
W725-B2 1 session
Nov 1
Tu
$14
7-8 pm
DEC Classroom C
Check out our new expanded dog
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Guided Breathwork & Mandala
Art for Personal Development
Take time out of your busy life to reconnect with
YOU! Learn about using the breath and music
for personal insight, and experience it for
yourself. Then, put pastels to the paper and
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mat if you choose, all other materials provided.
Deb Irestone is a breath work facilitator and trainer.
She holds an MA in Theology and Spirituality from St.
Kate’s and is completing an MA in Psychology from
Adler Graduate School.
W794-02 1 session
Oct 11
Tu
$35
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC Fitness Room
W794-03 1 session
Jan 12
Th
$35
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC Fitness Room
Being Mindful-Meditation
for Health and Well-Being
Curious about meditation? Have you had
exposure but would like support provided by
meditating in a group? Research has shown
that mindfulness meditation reduces stress
and promotes health and well-being. It aids
in memory and is used to treat a variety
of conditions and stress-related disorders.
Meditation relaxes the body and restores a sense
of inner peace and calm. This is an experiential
class, you will explore a different facet of
mindfulness meditation at each session. Guided
meditation, imagery and silent meditation will be
a part of each session. This is a beginner’s class,
where all levels of experience are welcomed.
Faye Castellano is passionate about holistic
approaches to health and healing. She earned a
Master’s degree in Holistic Health Studies from
St. Catherine University. Faye has taught mindful
meditation sessions at the college level, and is a Reiki
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through the Mayo School of Health Sciences.
W790-A2 6 sessions
M
Sep 19-Oct 24 $54
6:30-7:30 pm
DEC Rm C102
W790-B2 6 sessions
M
Nov 7-Dec 12 $54
6:30-7:30 pm
DEC Rm C102
Are you curious about energy Healing
Therapies? Focus on two popular practicesHealing Touch and Reiki, which are offered
in many US medical facilities as an adjunct to
standard medical care. Research has found such
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anxiety and depression, all through non-invasive
means and with no adverse side effects. You’ll
be introduced to some basic energy concepts
and principles about Energy Healing Therapies.
Differences between the two modalities will
be highlighted. You will also practice two
techniques you can use later for your own selfcare. Leave with a better understanding of these
helpful healing therapies, and the know-how for
supporting your body’s innate ability to heal with
the self-care techniques taught during class.
Faye Castellano
W793-02 1 session
Sep 22
Th
$24
6:30-8 pm
DEC Rm C102
Cultivating Your Meditation
Practice & Loving Kindness Meditation
This course offers those with prior meditation
experience further instruction in Mindfulness
Meditation, including how to deal with problems
and distractions. It continues from the Being
Mindful introductory course, with more class
time devoted to practicing meditation. Loving
Kindness Meditation-the heartfelt wish for the
well-being of oneself and others-is a practice
that goes hand in hand with Mindfulness
Meditation, and is introduced and practiced
over four of the six sessions.
Faye Castellano
W791-A2 6 sessions
Sep 19-Oct 24
M
$54
7:40-8:40 pm
DEC Rm C102
W791-B2 6 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 12
M
$54
7:40-8:40 pm
DEC Rm C102
Lifelong Learning
Energy Healing Basics
17
Adult
Reiki Energy Therapy
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Reiki (pronounced “ray-key”) is a holistic
modality of energy therapy that is practiced by
millions of people around the world. The nature
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wide variety of issues, whether they be physical,
emotional, mental or spiritual.
Posture & Osteoporosis
Building Better Bones
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in a window or mirror to see your head leads
the way? Or noticed that your shoulders and
upper back are too rounded forward?
Learn simple techniques to stand straighter
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to reduce the risk of osteoporosis and related
injuries, and how to regain bone mass.
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nutrition and talk about the importance of
minerals and trace minerals for bone health,
foods that help and /or harm your bones and
more. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
$3 supply fee payable to the instructor for
a resistance band, or you may bring your own.
Janice Novak
W787-02 1 session
Nov 2
18
W
$29
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traditional Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki, where
students are introduced to Reiki and taught
how to support their own and other’s innate
healing ability through light touch or no touch.
The history, origins and principles or Reiki, as
well as ethical considerations are covered.
Upon successful completion of the course,
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Practitioner.
Faye Castellano
W792-02 8 sessions
Th
Sep 29-Nov 17 $149
6:30-7:30 pm
DEC Fitness Room
Yoga Detox
Start your day and each season with a yoga
detox. You feel lighter, facilitate nutrient
absorption and get a handle on cravings.
Class will include meditation, yoga practice
with aromatherapy, herbs and talk about
proper diet and sleep practices. Bring your
yoga mat, towel and water bottle.
Alpa Goswami
W810-A2 5 sessions
Oct 24-28
M-F
$45
6:30-7:30 am
DEC Studio B
W810-A3 5 sessions
Jan 9-13
M-F
$45
6:30-7:30 am
DEC Studio B
Bon Voyage!
Health Tips for Travelers
Stay healthy before, during and after vacation
with acupressure and Qigong techniques to
boost your energy and relieve stress, sleep
issues, jet lag, motion sickness, and fatigue.
Learn the best homeopathic remedies and
essential oils to help with food poisoning,
colds, muscle/joint pain, and injury. Plus a
host of travel tips prepared for you to have
the best experience while cruising, camping
or traveling abroad. Enjoy your vacation!
Christy Lovlie
W703-02 1 session
Th
6:30-8:30 pm
Oct 20
$39
Aslan Institute
4141 Old Sibley Memorial Hwy in Eagan
Learn Spanish! - Spanish I
Hola, ¿cómo estás? Journey into the world of the
Spanish speaker and gain practical knowledge
regarding introductions and greetings,
restaurants and foods, with a keen insight into
the Latino-Hispanic culture. Learn how to listen
and understand spoken Spanish while learning
other basic skills. No class Nov 24.
Sheri Ayaquica has a B.A. degree in Spanish and
English. She has studied Spanish for eight years,
including a semester in Segovia, Spain. She was an
editor of Spanish publications at West Group for three
years. She currently works as a freelance community/
medical interpreter. Sheri has traveled to Ecuador and
has more recently continued her studies and travels in
Guatemala.
L251-02
10-11:30 am
DEC Classroom C
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
8 sessions
Th
7-9 pm
Oct 13-Dec 8
$109 DEC C104
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HOME & GARDEN
Emerald Ash Borer
What You Need to Know
Orchid Care
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and their long bloom times, have become a
common house plant. Their delicate looks,
belie a resilient plant that can, with modest
care, survive and re-bloom year after year.
This class provides you with simple techniques,
considering our Minnesota environment, to
keep your plant healthy and re-blooming.
The course will touch on orchids generally
available to the consumer, but will emphasize
the most common orchid for the home: the
Phalaenopsis or Moth Orchid. We’ll review
orchids in general, how to select an orchid,
environmental needs, several approaches to
care depending on your level of enthusiasm,
orchid pests, and repotting. There will be
a handout with additional sources for more
information and orchid sources. WARNING:
Orchids can become an addicting hobby.
Paul Wood
H422-02
1 session
Oct 25
Tu
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
Emerald Ash Borers are responsible for the
destruction of millions of trees throughout
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communities. If you have ash trees on your
property, it’s not time to panic; it’s time to get
informed. Learn how to recognize the borer,
what to do if you think you have an infected ash,
how to protect your ash, and, more importantly,
what measures you don’t need to take right now.
The Burnsville area has a large inventory of ash
trees; learn what you can do to slow the spread
of EAB.
Paul Wood is a Master Gardener, a Minnesota
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responder. He is an active volunteer in the city of
Burnsville dealing with urban forestry concerns, such
as buckthorn and EAB management and education.
Currently, Paul tends 40 orchids in his home.
H487-02
1 session
Nov 2
W
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC C103
Are you ready to take the big step to home
ownership? Explore all aspects of home buying,
including the approval process for a home
mortgage, types of mortgages available, what’s
involved with a home inspection, the closing
process and more. Your instructor, Wendy
Carson was chosen by TLC to appear on the
series, ވÀÃ̜“i. She continues
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home purchasing. Make sure you are fully
prepared and knowledgeable about everything
and everyone involved in the purchase of
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with all the information covered in class at
no additional cost.
Wendy Carson has been a Realtor since 1998, is
a top producing agent, and has earned numerous
accreditations through further education in real
estate. You may have seen her on an episode of
TLC’s ”My First Home” series.
H604-02
1 session
Th
6:30-8 pm
Oct 13
$19/person, $29/pair
DEC Classroom C
District One91 Community Gardens
Helping to keep our communities strong by growing and
donating over 750 pounds of produce to local food shelves
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at Burnsville High School. Students, staff and volunteers
grew 750 pounds of produce that was donated to our
local food shelves. This year, gardens were added at
Gideon Pond, MW Savage and Community Education
with the goal of donating over 1,000 pounds of produce.
Giving Gardens are planted and maintained by student
and community volunteers. Please contact Bri Ostoff,
bostoff@isd191.org, if you would like to help or donate
to the District One91 Community Garden project.
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First Time Home Buyers
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Adult
KITCHEN CUISINE
Czech Kolaches
Chocolate Candies for All Occasions
Kolaches are one of Czechoslovakia’s national
pastries. Immigrants brought their passion (and
recipes) for kolaches to the Midwest as early as
the 1860s. Kolaches are marvelous egg-rich,
slightly sweet yeast dough pastries. Traditionally
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cheese, poppy seed or prune, they can be
shaped into small rounds, “tied packages” or
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and taste samples but come prepared to take
home a large assortment to share with family,
friends or to freeze. You will leave with many
recipes, tips and techniques to master these
Old World delicacies. Better than the bakery!
$13 food supply fee included in tuition.
You’ve tried the rest, now try the best;
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Learn to make rich, chocolaty delicacies in just
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special occasions— graduations, wedding, gifts
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$12 supply fee included in tuition. Optional
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candy making projects.
Cinnamon, Spice
& Everything Nice!
Nancy Burgeson
C331-2
With the crisp feel of fall in the air it’s time to do
some baking! Remember the scent of cinnamon
and ginger wafting through the air? You will
make and take home a lovely gingerbread cake
with cream cheese icing and an award winning
batch of molasses crinkles. While our cakes
and cookies are baking we will make the most
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snack during class Nancy will make a prized treat
from bygone days-pie crust cookies-YUM!
The best part? Taking a dessert tray home
with you! $13 supply fee included in tuition.
Nancy Burgeson has been teaching cooking classes
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over 45 years and over 15,000 students. She received
the “Outstanding Performance” award from Wilton
Enterprises for three consecutive years, for hiring
and training instructors to teach baking and candymaking classes. She also was inducted into the Wilton
Enterprises Teacher Hall of Fame.
C332-02
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1 session
Sep 28
W
$52
6-9 pm
Nicollet 128 FACS
1 session
Th
6-9 pm
Nov 17
$51
Nicollet 128 FACS-Cooking
Classic Candy Making
Candy making is a science. Discover the secrets
to successful treats as you prepare sweets you
can use as gifts, or enjoy yourself. Tonight
chef, you’ll prepare; creamy caramels, crispy
peanut brittle, tender saltwater taffy, decadent
chocolate bark and surprise candy sauces.
Take home a booklet chock full of recipes and
resources and the sweet treats you don’t devour
in class. $20 supply fee is included in tuition.
Laurel Severson is a home economist with over 15
years of experience in commercial food service, recipe
testing and editing. She has been teaching cooking
classes in the Twin Cities for a number of years and is
an avid cookbook collector.
C326-02
Patricia Kandakai is a Twin Cities cooking instructor
with more than 45 years of cooking experience.
She enjoys teaching cooking as a life skill and has a
passionate interest in world cuisines. Recipe research,
menu planning and creating memorable events is her
business.
C463-02
1 session
Nov 15
Tu
$59
6-9 pm
BHS G140
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
1 session
Oct 29
Sa
$68
9 am-1 pm
BHS G140
Thai Cooking
Patricia Kandakai
C417-02
Krumkake, Pizzelle,
Sandbakkelse and Rosettes
Learn to create the rolled Norwegian cookie
Krumkaker made with cream, butter and
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Italian Pizzelle are baked on top of the stove
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cookie. Chewy almond Sandbakelse are delicate
golden brown and baked in tiny tins to resemble
tarts. Finally, you will master deep fried Rosettes,
the exceedingly fragile, paper thin Scandinavian
delicacies. You will leave this class of four famous
ethnic cookies, with great recipes plus many
tips and techniques that will make your baking
experience a great success! Bring containers to
take your creations safely home. $13 food supply
fee included in tuition.
Laurel Severson
C323-02
1 session
Nov 2
W
$49
6-9 pm
BHS G140
1 session
Oct 27
Th
$59
6-9 pm
BHS G140
Vegetarian Thai
Meatless Monday just got a whole lot more
interesting! Explore vegetarian Thai main dishes
and spices, curry pastes, healthy proteins and
vegetables. Come hungry! The menu includes
Spicy Noodles, Vegetable Thai Curry, Aubergine
and Sweet Potato Stew with coconut milk, Sweet
Pumpkin and Peanut Curry. Fish sauce may
be used for some seasonings. $20 supply fee
included in tuition.
Patricia Kandakai
C425-02
1 session
Oct 3
M
$59
6-9 pm
BHS G140
Save up to 40% on groceries!
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de comida!
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adeegaaga (40%)
Fare For All accepts cash, credit, debit and EBT
cards. The program is open to everyone. Fare
For All acepta pago en efecƟvo, cartas de crédito,
debito, y EBT. Todo el mundo es elegible. Fare For
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2015 Dates/Fechas
Aug 24, Sep 28, Oct 26,
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Diamondhead EducaƟon Center
200 West Burnsville Parkway,
Burnsville, MN 55337
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Lifelong Learning
Take the mystery out of exotic ingredients
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with rice and egg noodles, prepare Thai rice
dishes and appetizers, create your own curry
from scratch and learn the secret to wrapping
a beautiful spring roll. We’ll discuss where to
purchase authentic Thai ingredients, and you’ll
take away recipes to prepare at home. Come
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and peanuts. Vegetarian alternatives will be
discussed. $20 supply fee included in tuition.
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MONEY MATTERS
Insider Tips to Navigate the
Complicated College Process
And Save Money
Parents of high school students, you’ll want to
hear this local expert provide strategies to help
you navigate the complicated college process
and potentially save tens of thousands of dollars.
College is now the second largest purchase most
families make, yet most know more
about buying a television.
Class will cover common mistakes made in
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Planning ahead and developing a strategy for
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parents of college bound students. Students are
welcome to attend with a paid adult.
Jay Benanav combines years of experience counseling
students about college with years of law practice
to create a comfortable environment for families to
learn how to get into college and pay for it without
going broke.
M621-02 1 session
M
6:30-8:30 pm
Sep 26
DEC C104
$19/person, $29/pair
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And Other Estate Planning Basics
90 Minutes with an
Estate Planning Attorney
Learn how to keep Uncle Sam (the government)
from meddling in your affairs after you pass
away. Learn the do’s and don’ts of estate
planning and see how a carefully crafted estate
plan can ensure that your wishes are followed.
This is an open forum to discuss your
Estate Planning questions. From birth to death,
marriage to divorce, children to step-children,
rich to poor, probate to non-probate, selfemployed to unemployed; bring your questions!
Zach Wiegand is an attorney who focuses solely
on estate planning and probate matters. Zach is a
cum-laude graduate of William Mitchell College of
Law and has provided continuing legal education
courses for attorneys.
Kurt Obermiller is a Financial advisor, and Steve
Ledin is an attorney specializing in estate planning
Disinheriting Uncle Sam
M709-A2 1 session
Th
6-7 pm
Sep 29
DEC C104
$15/person, $24/pair
M709-B2 1 session
M
6-7 pm
Oct 24
DEC C104
$15/person, $24/pair
Keeping the Cabin
in the Family
You have created great memories at the cabin.
How do you pass the cabin, business, land or
farm on to the next generation? Learn how to
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and impact relationships forever. Each estate is
unique, so instructors will present and explain
the different techniques used. An attorney will
also be present.
Kurt Obermiller has worked extensively in the transfer
of assets, business and personal, to maximize an
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M624-02 1 session
T
6:30-8 pm
Nov 1
DEC C103
$19/person, $29/pair
Probate
To Be or Not To Be
Do you know what probate is? Do you know
how to avoid it? If you are unsure of the
answers to these questions, you need this class!
”Probate” is a word many have heard, often
with a negative connotation. Ever wonder why?
Explore the different options available to you as
you make plan for the possessions you would
like to leave to loved ones.
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specializing in trusts, wills, estate, conservator
and probate services. He is a graduate of
William Mitchell Law School.
M708-A2 1 session
Tu
6:30-8 pm
Sep 13
DEC C104
$19/person, $29/pair
M708-B2 1 session
Tu
6:30-8 pm
Dec 6
DEC C103
$19/person, $29/pair
M625-02 1 session
W
6:30-8:30 pm
Sep 28
DEC C103
$19/person, $29/pair
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Learn to Sound Like a Pro
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a commercial and think, “I could do that”?
Chances are you can with proper training and
determination. Perhaps you want to become a
more effective and professional sounding public
speaker. Learn to speak like a pro, perform
character roles, as well as basic announcing
techniques. You’ll also learn helpful tips on
preparing a demo mp3 for the top talent
agencies in the metro and where to go to
record them. Get an edge on this highly
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Karen Gaskell has 30 plus years as a broadcast
and print journalist. She is a contributing writer for
“Good Age” and “Minnesota Parent” magazines.
Karen is also a voice over professional with a long
history in radio and television. She’s recorded
national and local commercials for many clients,
including United Health Care.
M605-02 5 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 5
M
$59
6:30-7:30 pm
DEC C104
One-To-One Computer Tutorial
Create Your Own Class
You’ll have 100 percent of the instructor’s attention to assist you with a computer project of
your choosing. You select your topics, which could include: basic computer skills, navigating
the Internet, e-mail basics, Google docs, software applications such as Word or Excel, how
to organize digital photos, creating a newsletter, or how to do a mail merge. If you have an
Adobe account Mark can help with those applications too! We’ll create the class just for you!
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Diamondhead Ed Center
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Mark Hubbard is a Digital Media Careers teacher for ISD 196. He has been involved in multimedia
production for over 25 years. He has also taught cartooning and animation and has a vast knowledge
of communications. Mark has experience in both PC and Mac based platforms. He is licensed in Minnesota
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Lifelong Learning
Voice-Over Training
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Adult
PERSONAL INSIGHT
Take All Three Parts for $45 & Save
Criminal Law
Use course # P755-P2 to register.
An Introduction for
the Armchair Lawyer
Ages 16 and up.
Are you fascinated by criminal law shows on
television? Get an inside view of the justice
system from a local attorney with over 20
years of experience as a defense lawyer
and prosecutor.
U.S. Politics 101:
How did we get here?
Offered at the request of community members,
this course is an introduction to some of the
basics of the U.S. political system.
Participants will gain insight into how and why
U.S. politics works as it does. Topics include
campaigns and elections, the Electoral College,
political parties, representation, and the
structure and leadership of government.
When enrolling, participants will have an
opportunity to identify one or two topics
about which they would like to know more.
Class will include plenty of time for questions
and discussion.
Michael Franssen teaches American Government
and Politics at Burnsville High School, including the
University of Minnesota Political Science 1001 and the
Inver Hills Community College Political Science 1111
concurrent enrollment courses.
P716-02
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Knowing Your
Muslim Neighbor
1 session
Oct 4
Tu
$19
6-8 pm
DEC C104
Analyze the law surrounding major felonies.
Learn how to charge and try cases like a
prosecutor, and how to defend your clients
from charges like robbery and murder.
You will be provided with fact scenarios which
will allow you to demonstrate your lawyerly skills.
You may even give a mock closing argument to
your classroom “jury.”
This course is for the general public only; no
law students, lawyers or court personnel, please.
Dan Homstad has practiced criminal law for over
20 years. Currently in private practice he has spent
many years in the Hennepin County Public Defender’s
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economic crimes; and has served as a prosecutor in
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to major felony divisions. Dan has done over
150 jury trials.
P794-02
6 sessions
W
Sep 28-Nov 2 $54
7-8 pm
DEC C104
Mashood Yunus, originally from Pakistan, came to
the US in 1992. He was raised in the United Arab
Emirates. Mashood currently works as a representative
for Building Blocks of Islam 101.
Part 1
What is Islam? Who are Muslims and what
are their core beliefs? Uncover the myths.
Understand Islam’s pillars which include
Shahadah (declaration of faith), Salat (daily
prayers), Zakat (special tax given to the poor),
Sawn (fasting) and Hajj (pilgrimage). We’ll also
discuss social structure and interaction.
P755-A2
1 session
Oct 13
Th
$19
6:30-9 pm
DEC C103
Part 2
Cover the topics of women in Islam, political
extremism, and the media’s presentation of
Islam. Extremists and media coverage of current
events leads to many questions and often
contributes to opinion formation regarding
Muslims.
P755-B2
1 session
Oct 20
Th
$19
6:30-9 pm
DEC C103
Part 3
We will introduce the topics of human rights
in Islam, the concept of community and social
obligation in Islam, rights of the family, working
with Muslims and application of commandments
for social justice. Time will be allowed for open
dialog and questions.
P755-C2
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
1 session
Nov 3
Th
$19
6:30-9 pm
DEC C103
A View of the Middle East
An Historical Examination of the Middle East with a Focus on the Two Wars involving the United States
A Four Seminar Series - Register for the Package using #101ME-P2 and pay just $59.
Persian Gulf War
Begin by examining the Crusades of the
Middle Ages. Discover how they were called
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groups of religious knights, who together are
called Warrior Monks. We will explore the
Knights Templar, the Knights Hospitaller
and the Teutonic Knights from their creation
to their effects after the Crusades to today.
The Gulf War, 1990-1991, was code-named
Operation Desert Shield for operations leading
to the buildup of troops and defense of Saudi
Arabia. Operation Desert Storm was waged
by coalition forces from 34 nations led by
the United States against Iraq in response
to Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait. Iraq was met
with international condemnation by the
UN Security Council.
101ME-A2 1 session
Sep 27
NEW!
Knowing Your Muslim Student
Designed with educators in mind!
Pre-req: Know Your Muslim Neighbor-Part 1
Knowing the needs of Muslim students in
the classroom will be the focus of this class.
Information about Muslim traditions, dietary
laws, modesty guidelines, creativity options,
and general lifestyle will be discussed.
This class will be discussion style with Q/A and
attempt to offer solutions to frequently thought
about situations. Information shared will also
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road maps with parents. How to use this
information in the classroom is ultimately up to
each educator. Yunus Mashood and staff from
Building Blocks of Islam lead this class. 2.5 PDUs
P755-D2
The Crusades & Warrior Monks
1 session
Oct 27
Th
$19
6:30-9 pm
DEC Dakota
Tu
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC C104
The Middle East
To understand the Middle East, one must
examine the overall history. This seminar will
review events from the defeat of the Ottoman
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Arab world. Look at the creation and progression
to present day of the individual countries in
the Middle East as well as the different terrorist
organization that have developed and their
impact on the world today.
101ME-B2 1 session
Oct 11
Tu
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC C104
101ME-C2 1 session
Nov 8
Tu
$19
6:30-8:30 pm
DEC C104
Iraq War
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by an invasion force of the United States and
allies that led to the end of Ba’athist Iraq. This
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which an insurgency emerged to oppose the
occupying forces and the newly formed Iraqi
government. Learn about the toll on U.S. troops,
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discuss the withdrawal of U.S. military personnel
during the ninth year of the war.
101ME-D2 1 session
Dec 6
Tu
$19
6:30-9 pm
DEC C104
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Lifelong Learning
Dan Hartman is a military historian who has taught both college level and community education classes. He has
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Adult
PET CARE
Dog Training with True North Dog Training
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eight participants. Current vaccination records, signed by your vet, are required. Clickers included in price of tuition. Call 952-913-3229 with questions.
Dog Training Class
Orientation- Free
Learn some basics and see if you
like our classes (For humans only)
Learn the basics of using positive
reinforcement as a training tool. We’ll lend
you a clicker for orientation, and then use
a combination of discussion and games
to teach you the techniques used in class.
Choose any class that works for you.
Orientation is free, but you must register.
Peggy Ferdinand has been training her own
dogs since she was 10 years old. She taught
classes for a dog training service for several
years, is co-owner of True North Dog Training
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Can-Do Canines; a Minnesota service dog
organization. Currently, Peggy is training her
own dog, Buddy, as a therapy dog.
TNO-A2
Sep 17
1 session
Free
Sa
11 am-noon
DEC Classroom C
TNO-B2
Sep 19
1 session
Free
M
5:30-6:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
TNO-C2
Sep 21
1 session
Free
W
6:30-7:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
TNO-D2
Oct 29
1 session
Free
Sa
11 am-12 noon
DEC Classroom C
Free Orientation is required prior to attending any of our dog classes
Beginner Obedience
Come to Me!
Learn the dog training basics of Sit, Down, Heel,
Stay, and Recall (Come) commands. You will
need a target stick beginning Week Three (we
will discuss options for making or buying target
sticks Week One). Dogs come to class wearing
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and a 6-foot strap leash. Please, NO retractable
leashes. Any other needed equipment will be
included in the class description. Oct 12, class
will meet in the Giraffe Gym.
Have you ever worried about your dog not
coming to you when you call? We’ll work on
teaching quick, happy recalls. Beginning with the
third class, you’ll need a 15-20 foot leash or light
piece of rope so that we can go outdoors safely
(weather permitting). We’ll discuss long line
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292-02
6-7 pm
DEC Classroom C
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Is your dog incredibly independent, active
and not-so-inclined to do as she’s told?
The non-listening dog who spends a lot of
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things, is usually very intelligent. You will learn
tested behavioral techniques, including clicker,
to help you harness your dog’s talents. This is
not a standard obedience class. Your dog will
likely learn some obedience behaviors, but most
of your time will be spent learning techniques
to get your dog’s willing participation in the
training process.
283-02
26
8 sessions
W
Sep 28-Nov 16 $105
8 sessions
M
Oct 3-Nov 21 $105
293-A2
293-B2
4 sessions
Sep 28-Oct 19
4 sessions
Oct 22-Nov 12
W
$55
Sa
$55
5-6 pm
DEC Classroom C
1-2 pm
DEC Classroom C
Jump Up? Not!
Do you have a dog who jumps up on people
when they come to your home? Or when you’re
out-and-about? Sign up for this one-hour
workshop to learn how to teach your dog more
human-acceptable greeting behavior!
296-A2
1 session
Sep 24
Sa
$35
11 am-noon
DEC Classroom C
296-B2
1 session
Oct 8
Sa
$35
11 am-noon
DEC Classroom C
296-C2
1 session
Nov 22
Tu
$35
6-7 pm
DEC Classroom C
6-7 pm
DEC Classroom C
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Walking your dog can
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Obedience C
Prerequisite: Orientation
Prerequisite: Obedience B
Dogs are pretty smart, but let’s face it - you can’t
train a dog who is not paying attention to you!
This module will teach you how to get your dog’s
attention, and will also give you strategies for
keeping it when your dog becomes distracted.
While your dog will not develop perfect “pay
attention to me” skills in four weeks, you will be
equipped to continue working on this skill at
home. Focus on getting and keeping the dog’s
attention in different contexts, and introduce the
dog to the initial stages of name recognition and
the Recall (Come!) command.
We will work primarily on duration in this
class. “Duration” is a “keep it up” skill---both
“Stay” and leash walks are exercises using
duration. We will work on Stay and on longer
walk distances in this class. We will also introduce
various “garden-variety” distractions so that your
dog can learn to maintain solid stays and polite
leash behavior in settings where you often go.
292A-A2
4 sessions
Sa
Sep 24-Oct 15 $55
12-1 pm
DEC Classroom C
292A-B2
4 sessions
Oct 3-24
7-8 pm
DEC Classroom C
M
$55
Obedience B
Prerequisite: Obedience A
Loving that Gentle Leader
The Gentle Leader head halter is extremely
useful for training or for simply walking a dog
who pulls on a collar. However, many, if not most
dogs dislike wearing the GL initially. This class
will teach you how to introduce your dog to the
Gentle Leader head halter, so the dog will be
happy about wearing it. We will teach you how
to acclimate your dog to the halter, and provide
a checklist for you to use so that you can go
home and teach your dog to LOVE wearing it.
297-A2
297-B2
1 session
Sep 21
W
$35
7:30-8:30 pm
DEC Classroom C
1 session
Oct 8
Sa
$35
10-11 am
DEC Classroom C
In this class, we’ll move on to Sit, Down, and
polite Leash Walking/Heel. Your dog will need
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Gentle Leader for this class. Please be sure and
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class! We will be using both during the class and
you’ll need everything from the get-go.
If your dog is large and/or strong, please
consider registering for “Loving that Gentle
Leader!” before enrolling in Obedience B-it will
save you a great deal of time and frustration if
your dog can happily wear the GL before you
start working on leash skills!!
292B-A2
4 sessions
Sa
Oct 22-Nov 12 $55
12:15-1:15 pm
DEC Classroom C
292B-B2
4 sessions
M
Oct 24-Nov 14 $55
5-6 pm
DEC Classroom C
292C-A2 4 sessions
M
Oct 24-Nov 14 $55
5-6 pm
DEC Classroom C
292C-B2
5-6 pm
DEC Classroom C
4 sessions
Nov 2-23
W
$55
Obedience D
Prerequisite: Obedience C
Dogs are great learners, but they tend to focus
on details that we humans may not pay attention
to. The result can be that your dog understands
“Sit!” at home . . . but can’t sit on command
when you’re out-and-about. This class will focus
on identifying distractions that are especially
challenging to your dog, and will teach you how
to help your dog generalize the skills they know,
so that they respond Anytime-Anywhere!
No Class Nov 26
292D-A2 4 sessions
Nov 5-Dec 3
292D-B2
Sa
$55
4 sessions
W
Nov 16-Dec 7 $55
11:15 am- 12:15 pm
DEC Classroom C
7-8 pm
DEC Classroom C
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Lifelong Learning
Obedience A
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Adult
May I Have Your Attention Please?
Tips for parents to help them and their children stay focused and get motivated!
Tuesday, October 11 at Diamondhead Education Center
All three sessions for only $10/person or $15/pair use class code PSEM-02 when registering.
Session 1: Procrastination Transformation
6:35-7:20 pm
Are you really good at putting things off? Are you frustrated with how hard it is to get yourself to start
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how to identify the roadblocks that are getting in your way and what you can do to overcome them.
Cindy Lea, MA, is a Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and ADHD Coach. She helps individuals
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and strategies that quickly work to make life easier for people who are wired like her. Her presentations are known
for her irreverent humor, clear and accessible style and boundless enthusiasm.
Session 2: May I Have Your Attention?
Organized, Smart Kids!
As a parent or teacher, do you know
the three highly effective habits of
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kids need to bring to school every day,
good time management for yourself and
your child, and how to help your kids
create schedules, homework and quiet
study spaces. Also learn how to make
and set rules for cell phones, iPads and
computers. Get ideas to coordinate
and work with your school.
Gail Marek is a member of the National
Association of Professional Organizers
and holds degrees in Business Management
and Speech Communications. She has been the
subject of articles in several local publications,
including Twin Cities Business Monthly and
the Sun Current.
P700-02
28
1 session
Sep 22
Th
$32
7:30-8:15 p.m.
Help to identify and improve attention skills for children and adults. Many struggle with their ability
to focus and pay attention resulting in high frustration levels and an inability to reach one’s potential.
We’ll identify the different types of attention, how they impact learning and practical strategies to
improve attention skills.
Rich Frieder, MA and owner of LearningRx has graduated more than 500 students in the past three years.
He works with students with general learning struggles as well as those diagnosed with ADHD, autism and dyslexia.
He has appeared on the Fox 9 morning show, Twin Cities Live, KARE-11 and the Today show, and regularly presents
to local school districts, home school groups, education conferences, ABA and occupational therapy groups.
Session 3: How to Keep it Together When it Feels Like It’s Coming Apart
8:30-9:15 pm
Raising a family can be tough, especially when there are additional challenges like ADHD, sensory
processing issues, learning disabilities, or other physical or mental health problems. The frustrations of
daily life can challenge even the most patient among us, and the buildup of these frustrations can shake
the very foundation of your most important relationships. Learn effective strategies for responding to
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Kalli Matsuhashi is a licensed psychologist and marriage and family therapist. Kalli utilizes the Gottman method in
much of her work with couples. She also has advanced training in Filial Play Therapy, a form of non-directive play
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neutral in family mediations and provides parent coaching and parenting consulting.
6-7:30 pm
DEC C104
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
For more information regarding sport leagues please call Bri Ostoff
at 952.707.2222 or email bostoff@isd191.org
Open Basketball
Open Pickleball
New teams are chosen each week ‘pick-up’
style. Limited enrollment. Play time reserved
at Nicollet Junior High gym. Only those preregistered may play. No play Oct 17, 19, Nov 7.
When the outdoor Pickleball season is over,
come on over and play inside! Pickleball is
a racquet sport that combines elements of
badminton, tennis and table tennis.
S891-A2
13 sessions
M
Sep 12-Dec 19 $39
8-10 pm
Metcalf Gym
S891-B2
13 sessions
W
Sep 14-Dec 14 $39
8-10 pm
Nicollet Gym
Volleyball Co-ed
League-Recreational
This is a great chance for teams and friends
who want to have fun and participate in a selfmonitored volleyball league. Men and women
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awards. All teams will be involved in post-season
playoffs. All evenings are doubleheaders! Each
team is required to submit a separate roster
(six players minimum, 12 maximum), with team
name, manager’s and players’ names, addresses
and phone numbers, along with the registration
form and check. Mandatory managers’ meeting
date to be announced. No play Oct 17, Nov 7
Stay tuned for more information about 16
team league in the NEW BHS Activities Center,
beginning winter season 2017.
S894-2
13 sessions
M
Sep 12-Dec 19 $234
The sport is played on a court with the same
dimensions as a doubles badminton court.
The net is similar to a tennis net, but is
mounted two inches lower.
The game is played with a hard paddle and
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their own equipment. Nets will be provided.
This class is designed as open play. Everyone
shares the courts and rotates during class.
First Timers
Some instruction provided. No Class Nov 24
S892-C2
5 sessions
Th
Nov 10-Dec 15 $15
6-7:30 pm
Cedar Gym
Beginner up to level 2.5
S892-A2
5 sessions
Tu
Nov 22-Dec 20 $15
6-7:30 pm
Cedar Gym
Log Rolling
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Instructional
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Log Rolling is a low impact activity with high
rewards for all ages. Stepping back and forth on
a spinning Key Log improves balance, footwork,
core strength and cardiovascular endurance. Our
equipment is designed with beginners in mind.
Falling in the water is inevitable, and half the fun!
As you progress, log rolling matches and friendly
competitions may evolve. Be prepared for safe,
engaging and addictive fun. $35/person, $59/
pair, $79/family of four.
Meet a new instructor, with old roots to the sport
of Logrolling - Jessalin Karsnia, born and raised in
Wisconsin, has been logrolling since the tender age
of 5. She is ready to teach you the tricks of the trade.
4 sessions
61N-2A
61N-2B
61N-2C
61N-2D
Tu
6:30-7:15 pm
7:15-8 pm
6:30-7:15 pm
7:15-8 pm
Nicollet Pool
Sep 20-Oct 11
Sep 20-Oct 11
Oct 25-Nov 15
Oct 25-Nov 15
Intermediate level 3 and up
Open Log Rolling with Orientation
No Class Nov 24
S892-B2 5 sessions
Th
Nov 10-Dec 15 $15
Community Education staff provide a basic
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class, but this is not an instructional program.
S892-D2
5 sessions
Tu
Nov 15-Dec 13 $15
7:30-9 pm
Cedar Gym
7:30-9 pm
Cedar Gym
6:30-10:30 pm
Eagle Ridge Gym
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iÛi˜Ìëi>ÃiV>Jennifer Gardner
952-707-4113
61N-2E
4 sessions
Nov 29-Dec 20
Tu
$35
6:30-8 pm
Nicollet Pool
61E-2A
5 sessions
Sep 22-Oct 6
T,Th 8:30-9:20 pm
$35 Eagle Ridge Pool
61E-2B
5 sessions
Nov 3- 17
T,Th 8:30-9:20 pm
$35 Eagle Ridge Pool
61E-2C
5 sessions
Dec 6-20
T,Th 8:30-9:20 pm
$35 Eagle Ridge Pool
Lifelong Learning
SPORTS
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Adult
MARTIAL ARTS
Shorin-Ryu Karate
Shorin-Ryu Matsubiashi Karate is derived
through a centuries-old merging of Chinese
Gung Fu and the Okinawan punching art Te,
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techniques involving the use of hands, feet and
elbows, in accordance with traditional Okinawan
practices. Our course emphasizes strength,
focus and cardiovascular activity. Shorin Ryu
Karate is a disciplined Martial Art, that develops
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course has been taught continuously in ISD 191
since 1984, and has promoted men and women
to the black belt level under the auspices of the
American Karate Federation.
Scott Jones is a Rokudon, 6th Degree Blackbelt,
and has been teaching since 1993.
30
S853-A2 10 sessions
M, W
Sep 12-Oct 12 $70
6-7:15 pm
Nicollet N Aux Gym
S853-B2 8 sessions
M, W
Oct 24-Nov 16 $56
6-7:15 pm
Nicollet N Aux Gym
S853-C2 10 sessions
M, W
Nov 21-Dec 21 $70
6-7:15 pm
Nicollet N Aux Gym
Choi Kwang Do
Tae Kwon Do - All Levels
Choi Kwang Do is a revolutionary and unique
martial art program founded on modern
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physiology, kinesiology and bio mechanics.
Learn effective Tae Kwon Do techniques
including kicking, blocking, throwing and selfdefense strategies and techniques. Develop
a high level of reaction, force, balance,
concentration, speed, strength, stamina and
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esteem and self-control. The course will be
instructed using traditional training equipment,
methods, and techniques. No class Oct 18, 20.
Nov 15 meet at Gideon Pond Gym.
It is designed for average individuals wanting to
learn real-life, practical self-defense skills, with
easy to learn, sequential movements generating
maximum force with sudden, lock-out, jerky
movements which cause injury to one’s body.
From white to black belt, our classes are taught
in a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere.
Enhance your health as you train in a noncompetitive, nurturing environment where
students progress at their own pace.
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provided and classes are offered continuously.
Tu/Th classes meet at DEC ECSE Gym,
Sat classes meet at Nicollet S Aux Gym.
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Black Belt with the Choi Kwang Do International
Organization. He is excited to share Choi Kwang Do
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Meets T,Th 7-8pm & Sat 11am-noon
S481-A2
S481-B2
S481-C2
S481-D2
5 sessions
6 sessions
6 sessions
6 sessions
$40
$48
$48
$48
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instructor with the World Tae Kwon Do Federation
(WTF). He has over 20 years of experience in
the martial arts and is ably assisted by several
instructors, to ensure that all participants receive
plenty of attention. These courses have been taught
continuously since 1992.
S840-A2
6 sessions
Sep 13-29
Tu, Th
$48
7:40-8:45 pm
Sky Oaks Gym
S840-B2
6 sessions
Oct 4-27
Tu, Th
$48
7:40-8:45 pm
Sky Oaks Gym
S840-C2
7 sessions
Nov 1-22
Tu, Th
$56
7:40-8:45 pm
Sky Oaks Gym
S840-D2
7 sessions
Tu, Th
Nov 29-Dec 20 $56
7:40-8:45 pm
Sky Oaks Gym
S840-A3
6 sessions
Jan 10-26
7:40-8:45 pm
Sky Oaks Gym
Sep 15, 17, 20, 22, 27
Oct 4, 6, 8, 11, 13, 15
Nov 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19
Dec 3, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
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ADULTS AND CHILDREN
WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
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Blast Bowling Ages 8-Adult
Recreational bowling for beginners is an
opportunity to participate in competitions.
The facility is accessible to those with physical
disabilities. Special Olympics Blast Bowling
begins September 8. For more information
and to register, please contact Anita Groen
at anitagroen1@gmail.com or phone at
952-435-5352.
Basketball Ages 8-Adult
Join our BLAST basketball team for a fun
and rewarding experience. Athletes all
ability levels, are encouraged to participate.
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MMS Gym
Poly Hockey Ages 14-Adult
This fun, recreational game is easily mastered
and will provide plenty of exercise for adult
athletes this winter. Equipment is made of
lightweight plastic and helmets are provided.
No class Mar 29.
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Mar 15-Apr 26
$40 6 sessions
6-7:30 pm
Sky Oaks Gym
District 191 is a member of Project Explore, a consortium that provides activities for
adults with disabilities. Project Explore empowers adults with disabilities to make valuable
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Fall Craft Fair Saturday, October 15
Come and see a variety of crafts for sale from our Project Explore friends and various local
vendors. Get a jump on all your holiday shopping. Invite your friends, family and coworkers.
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Apple Place Bowl, 14917 Garrett Ave, Apple Valley, MN
Move & Groove
Join us for stretching and moving to music. We’ll also use some hand weights for more
muscle toning. This easy exercise class is so much fun you will forget it is good for you!
Wear comfortable clothes and your tennis shoes. Bring a bottle of water and hand
weights if you have them.
Wed
Sep 7, 14 , Oct 5, 19, Nov 2, 9
7-8 pm
$4 per time NMS Cafeteria
Any person with a disability is welcome to bring a companion to assist him/her in class.
Class fee is waived for those who accompany the person with a disability.
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Special Olympics
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SENIOR CONNECTIONS AT A GLANCE
The Senior Center is located in Diamond Education Center, 200 W Burnsville Parkway, Burnsville
Closed September 5, November 24 & 25, and December 22-January 2. Call the Senior Center, 952-707-4120 for information. Items marked $ have a cost.
Get Connected
Games
The Chatter
Games Held at the Senior Center
Health Insurance Assistance
Our newsletter is currently published three
times a year (January, May and September), and
provides information about upcoming activities.
Cribbage
Pinochle
Scrabble
Dup Bridge
Cribbage
500 Cards
Hand & Foot
Wii Bowling
Available at the Senior Center on the 1st and
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Appointment needed. Call 952-707-4120.
Senior Center Advisory Council
Third Monday of each month at 9:30 am.
All are welcome to attend.
Food & Fun
Health & Legal Assistance
Mon
11 am
Mon
12:45-4 pm
Tues
10:30 am
Tues
12:30-4 pm
Wed
11 am
Wed
12:45-4 pm
Fri
12:15-4 pm
As Scheduled
Legal Assistance For Older Adults
The Senior Law Project offers free legal
assistance and referrals. Call the Senior Law
Project at 651-224-7301.
Fun And Friendship Club
Common Interests
2nd and 4th Thursday of each month at 11 am,
followed by entertainment and luncheon.
After lunch, Bingo and 500 are played. $
Wellness & Health
Woodcarvers Group
Stroke Club 4th Tuesday each month
at 10:30 am. This group meets off-site.
Men’s Breakfast 1st Friday of the month,
Knitting/Crocheting Group
8:30 am. Call for location. $
Meals On Wheels Program
Wednesdays, 8 am-noon, and
Thursdays, 6-9 pm (with open carving). $
2nd Friday of each month at 9:30 am.
Foot Clinic Appointments available 1st and
3rd Thursdays of each month. Please call to
schedule your appointment, 763-560-5136. $
Nutritious meals are delivered to homebound
seniors in the area. Call the MM coordinator at
952-393-9860. Volunteers are always needed.
Crafters 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month
at 10 am, Sept-May. If you can cut, paste and
have fun, this group is for you. The crafters make
projects such as favors for the Moving Meals.
Bloodmobile once each quarter.
Senior Noontime Dining
Quilters 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at
Congregate dining is located at Eagle Ridge,
12600 Eagle Ridge Dr, at Travelers Trail.
Reservations are required by 11 am, three
days in advance, by calling 612-669-2911.
9:30 am. They use donated material to provide
cheer and warmth. Their beautiful creations are
donated to various charitable groups.
Hearing Screening & Instrument
Cleaning 2nd Wednesday of each month,
Fare For All Open one Wednesday a month
at Diamondhead. Save up to 40 %
on groceries! $
Card Recyclers 2nd and 4th Monday of
the month, from 12:30-3 pm. With some funny
scissors, a little paper and a lot of creativity, this
group transforms discarded greeting cards into
new treasures. Donate old cards, help recycle
or drop by and purchase a few!
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Blood Pressure Checks 4th Thursday
of each month, from 10:15-11 am.
1-2 pm. Call for an appointment.
Sunrise Stretch Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8:30 am. A morning stretch designed
to wake and shake you up! Cost: $1 each time.
Mobile Optical 4th Thursday of each month
from 9 am to noon. Appointment necessary.
The Burnsville Senior Center has partnered
with Minnesota Highway Safety and Research
Center to offer driver improvement courses
for mature drivers.
Defensive Driving Classes
Classes held at Diamondhead Education Center Senior Center meeting room
Topics covered include, but are not limited to visual scanning and steering techniques, anti-lock
brake systems, airbag safety and new vehicle technology. Walk in registrations accepted at the
discretion of the instructor.
MHSRC Driver Safety
4-Hr Refresher Program
Insurance Discounts
As with all driver improvement courses
sanctioned by the State Department of
Public Safety, drivers over 55 may be entitled
to a 10% discount on their auto insurance.
An eight-hour course is initially required,
then you must take a refresher course every
three years to keep the discount in force.
NO written or behind-the-wheel tests will
be given. Classes are intended to be nonthreatening, interactive and informative.
Registration
X Mail in your registration form with payment.
X Call the Burnsville Senior Center at
952-707-4120, or visit us and we will
assist you. VISA and MasterCard accepted.
You may also call the MHSRC toll-free at
888-234-1294 to register, then pay in class.
X Visit www.communityed191.org
Find the Senior Center tab in the menu
across the top. Click on Defensive Driving
in the drop down menu.
X Fax your registration to 952-707-4140.
There is a $5 fee for any changes on prepaid
classes, and no refunds if you are unable to
attend a class. Walk-in registrations will be
accepted at the discretion of the instructor.
This four-hour program is open to anyone
who has previously taken the eight-hour
course. The course has been proven to
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and is designed to meet the needs of
the mature driver. Cost is $22 for each
1 session /four hour course.
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1-5 pm
Sep 12
MHSRC 8-Hr
Driver Safety Program
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Th
5:30-9:30 pm
Sep 15
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M
12-4 pm
Sep 26
This 8 hour program offers a learning experience
for participants by providing instruction from
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have completed 40 hours of training and must
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every three years.
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1-5 pm
Oct 3
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5:30-9:30 pm
Oct 12
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12-4 pm
Oct 18
0904-Nov02
W
5:30-9:30 pm
Nov 2
0904-Nov14
M
12-4 pm
Nov 14
0904-Dec01
Th
1-5 pm
Dec 1
0904-Dec15
Th
5:30-9:30 pm
Dec 15
0904-Jan5
Th
1-5 pm
Jan 5
0904-Jan17
Tu
5:30-9:30 pm
Jan 17
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W
12-4 pm
Jan 25
Drivers over 55 are eligible to receive a 10%
discount on their auto insurance upon completion
of this program. Cost is $26 for each 2 session/
eight hour course.
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W, Th
1-5 pm
Sep 28,29
0908-Oct0405
Tu, W
5:30-9:30 pm
Oct 4,5
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Tu, W
5-9 pm
Nov 15,16
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M, Tu
5:30-9:30 pm
Dec 5,6
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M, Tu
5-9 pm
Jan 23, 24
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Fairview Ridges/West Dakota
County Stroke Club
Mobile Optical Service
Sept 27, Oct 25, Nov 22,
Dec 20*, Jan 24
Betty Leervig has joined us to provide you with
mobile optical services the 4th Thursday every
month from 9 am to noon. As an optician with
over 25 years of experience, Betty can repair
and adjust eyewear, help selecting replacement,
new or additional glasses and assist with
insurance coverage determination.
Call for a 30 minute appointment.
This active support group meets the fourth
Tuesday of each month from 10:30 am-noon
for those who have had a stroke and/or their
spouse or caregiver. Meetings include stroke
updates and information, continuing education
programs, social activities, lunches, guest
speakers and more. Meetings are held at the
Fairview Rehab Clinic, 150 Cobblestone Lane.
Call the Senior Center for more information,
952-707-4120.
Health Insurance Assistance
Foot Care Clinic
Sept 1, 15, Oct 6 & 20, Nov 3 & 17,
Dec 1 & 15, Jan 5 & 19
The Burnsville Senior Center offers a bi-monthly
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each month. Sign up for a half-hour session
(appointment required). Happy Helpers will
provide basic foot care, including foot soak,
care for corns and calluses, foot massage,
nail trimming and treating ingrown nails.
Please bring a towel. People who have not
canceled at least 24 hours in advance will
be charged for their missed appointments.
Call 763-560-5136 to schedule an appointment.
$37 per appointment. By appointment only.
Location: DEC Conf Rm II.
Sept 1, 15, Oct 6, 13, 20, 27,
Nov 3, 10, 17, Dec 1, 8, 15,
Jan 5, 12, 19
Medicare, with all its changes, can be very
complicated, but you don’t have to feel alone
and let it complicate your life! Meet with a health
insurance counselor from the Metropolitan Area
Agency on Aging, who can provide assistance
Sept 22, Oct 27, Jan 26
Flu Shots
Friday, Sept 23
The nurses from MVNA will be here to give
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they’ll be happy to assist you. Treats courtesy of
Ecumen Seasons at Apple Valley. Please bring
your Medicare and/or your insurance cards or
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have insurance coverage, the cost will be $36.
9:30-11:30 am, DEC Mtg Rm
X Part D Prescription drug coverage options
X Supplemental insurance options
X Medicare fraud abuse and more
X Long term care insurance
X Medical Assistance
X Medicare savings programs
Please call 952-707-4120 for an appointment.
Appointments are available. DEC meeting room
Red Cross Community
Bloodmobile
November 22
1:30-7:30 pm at Burnsville Senior
Center. Walk-ins welcome!
Call 1-800-GIVE LIFE
Hearing Screening and
Hearing Instrument Cleaning
Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 14,
Jan 11
Mark Rother of the Hearing Aid Doctor will be
here the second Wednesday of each month to
provide free hearing screening and hearing aid
cleaning for all interested seniors. The screening
can determine whether or not you have a
hearing loss. Please call for an appointment.
1 to 2 pm, DEC Conf Rm I
Blood Pressure Checks
Sept 22, Oct 27, Jan 26
Arbors at Ridges Assisted Living will provide
free blood pressures checks the fourth Thursday
of each month. There will be no BP checks in
November and December. We thank the Arbors
for providing this wonderful service.
10:15 to 11 am, DEC Conf Rm I
Holiday Events
National Memory
Screening Week
Holiday Open House
November 1-7
Friday, January 6 1-3 pm
The goal of the National Memory Screening
Program (NMSP) is to promote early detection
and intervention for those concerned about
memory loss, as well as to educate the public
about successful aging.
Join us for a little Christmas cheer. We will
celebrate and share stories over desserts and
hot cider. Come bring in the new year with
entertainment and good friends. Held here
at the Burnsville Senior Center. Please RSVP
952-707-4120.
During National Memory Screening Week,
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memory screenings to the public and distribute
educational materials.
Fun and Friendship
Holiday Party
Stop by the Burnsville Senior Center, any
time during this week, to gather resources
and information about memory loss, sign
up for a screening appointment on Memory
Screening day (November 17), and learn about
free consultations for caregivers of those with
dementia.
Thursday, December 8
Memory Screening Day
$12 for members/$15 non-members.
Registration deadline is Friday, December 2.
No refunds, no walk-ins.
Thursday, November 3
Please call 952-707-4120 to schedule an
appointment. Appointments are required.
Times are available from noon to 4 pm.
Augustana Emerald Crest is offering free,
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follow-up resources and educational materials
to those concerned about memory loss.
National Memory Screening Day is an initiative
of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America to
provide optimal care and services to individuals
confronting dementia and their caregivers.
You are cordially invited to the Burnsville Fun
& Friendship’s Holiday Party.
The party will be held at Porter Creek,
14201 Burngarten Drive. The event will include
an 11 am social followed by a sit-down luncheon
at noon. Great entertainment to follow.
If you need transportation, please let the senior
center receptionist know at registration.
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Experienced Adults
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Be a Santa to a Senior
Sponsored in cooperation with
Home Instead Senior Care®
Annual Holiday Boutique and Bake Sale
When the tree goes up
November 1, we’ll need your
help! Share the holiday spirit
with the “Be a Santa to a Senior”
service program.
Thursday, November 17 9 am-2 pm
Support the efforts of our talented members and get in some holiday
shopping! Homemade baked goods, crafts and holiday gift
items will be available for purchase. Proceeds from the
bake sale go towards the Center.
The Burnsville Senior Center is
partnering with Home Instead
Senior Care to provide this
community service program that
gives back to seniors. It’s a way
to brighten the lives of lonely and
isolated seniors in the Burnsville
community at the holidays.
If you have craft items you’d like to sell, contact
Michele Starkey at the senior center for table or space rental.
952-707-4120.
Brighten a senior’s holiday season!
Let us know if you know of a senior who will be lonely and/or
isolated this holiday season.
Stop by the Senior Center, check out the tree and grab an
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Purchase the item(s) and bring them to the senior center.
2016 Dates / Fechas
Aug 24, Sep 28, Oct 26,
Nov 16, Dec 21
Purchase items to brighten someone’s day and drop them off at
the senior center. General gift ideas include: nail polish, towel sets,
gift cards, spa products, slippers and hand-held games.
Join us for the Wrap Party
Help us “wrap” all the goodies we’ve collected for the seniors.
Wednesday, December 14 from 9 am-noon.
Contact Michele at 952-707-4120 to volunteer or get more information.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Annual Card Tournament
October 17-21
Thursdays at 11 am
The Fun and Friendship Club is open to all
adults. Yearly membership is only $15 per
person. This is a marvelous group of fun-loving
people who enjoy getting together! Lunch is
available to members for $7, non-members $8.
Date
Food
Entertainment
Sept 8 Chili
Grace Notes
Sept 22 Beef Stew
Pirate Trivia
Learn to talk “pirate”
Oct 13
Spaghetti
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Oct 27
Brats
Harvest Celebration
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Nov 24 & Dec 22
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Dec 8
Holiday Party
Jan 12 & Jan 26
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Metro Dining Club Cards
The Burnsville Senior Center will be selling MDC
cards again this year. MDC sets consist of about
166 restaurant cards that can be used monthly
for discounts when you are dining out at a
variety of different restaurants south of the river.
Available mid-September for $24. MDC card
sales are a fundraiser for the senior center.
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defray costs and purchase needed items.
Updates will be posted in the senior center.
Pinochle
Mon, Oct 17
500 Cards Wed, Oct 19
Hand & Foot Fri, Oct 21
12:45 pm
12:45 pm
12:15 pm
Legal Assistance
for Older Adults
Wednesday, Sept 14
Treasure Island
9-10:30 am
The Senior Law Project of the Twin Cities will
provide free legal advisement and referrals for
older adults in this area. Legal staff will meet
with senior clients at the senior center or at
their homes to provide whatever assistance
is needed. You are encouraged to call the
Senior Law Project at 651-224-7301 to make
an appointment.
Men’s Breakfast
Sept 2, Oct 7, Nov 4, Dec 2, Jan 6
Men’s breakfast meets at 8:30 am.
Please let us know if you can join us.
For location, information or if you have
questions, please contact Roger Bass at
952-435-5383 or rocon44@frontiernet.net.
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Fall Luncheon Cruise
A deluxe motor coach will escort us to
Treasure Island Resort & Casino where you
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your luck, just a little, we will board the Spirit
of The Water, a 125-passenger air-conditioned
luxury cruise liner for a delicious Buffet
lunch including entree, vegetable, salad bar,
dessert, coffee or tea. (Cash bar is available.)
Then relax and take in all the beauty of the
Mississippi River in the fall in Minnesota.
Upon returning to the marina, bus
transportation will be provided back to the
casino where you can play a little more or
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day to your pick up destination.
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Lifelong Learning
Fun & Friendship Club
Join the fun during the annual card tournament
week here at the Burnsville Senior Center!
New folks are welcome. $3 registration fee for each
tournament. Please register at the reception desk
prior to the start of the tournament.
Our most heart-felt
thanks
to everyone who
contributed to the
Annual Giving
Campaign!
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HEALTH & WELLNESS
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Silver Sneakers
To determine if this class is covered by your health insurance, please provide health insurance
information and your date of birth when registering. If your class tuition is paid by your health
insurance company, you are responsible for a $5 per class membership fee payable at the time
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other chronic illnesses and people with limited
mobility. Students will use a chair and progress
to standing Tai Chi, if appropriate. Join us for
fun, exercise and relaxation.
Classes are instructed by either Linda Ebeling or
Bruce Tyler. For questions regarding participation or
MS scholarships, please call 952-707-4120 or email
cranetigertaichi@yahoo.com.
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Nov 2-Dec 21
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DEC Studio A
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Jan 4-Feb22
8 sessions
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sessions promote mental sharpness, endurance
and coordination. This class may be covered by
your health insurance. Drop In for $5 per session,
space available.
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0917-OctA
0917-NovA
0917-DecA
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DEC Studio B
9 sessions
Sep 12-30 $30
12 sessions
Oct 3-28
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10 sessions
Nov 2-23
$30
9 sessions
Dec 2-21
$30
12 sessions
Jan 4-30
$30
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M, W, F
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0917-OctB
0917-NovB
0917-DecB
0917-JanB
11:30 am-12:30pm DEC Studio B
9 sessions
Sep 12-30 $30
12 sessions
Oct 3-28
$30
10 sessions
Nov 2-23
$30
9 sessions
Dec 2-21
$30
9 sessions
Jan 4-30
$30
Silver Sneakers Yoga
Yoga reduces stress, increases endurance and
provides gentle stretching. If you participate in a
yoga class you can burn extra calories, increase
core strength and see improvements in posture
and balance. Silver Sneakers Yoga will be a
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at your level, whatever that might be. This class
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No class Nov 24. Drop In for $5 per session,
space available.
Jackie Christianson
Tu, Th
0919-Sep16
0919-Oct16
0919-Nov16
0919-Dec16
0919-Jan17
10:30-11:30 am
DEC Studio B
8 sessions
Sep 6-29
$24
8 sessions
Oct 4-27
$24
8 sessions
Nov 1-29
$24
6 sessions
Dec 1-20
$18
9 sessions
Jan 3-31
$27
This painter’s workshop is for beginning and
experienced artists in oil/acrylics. It features a
cooperative painting time that allows you to
develop and enhance your own artistic style.
The group setting provides a great source of
motivation and inspiration. Students will gain
perspective and insight from one another
while developing their artistic knowledge of
the proper use of materials, blending, color
mixing, other techniques and art history through
demonstrations, discussions and hand outs.
Please bring your own materials. This is a
self-led workshop.
Line Dancing for Beginners
Line dancing is fun exercise for the body, mind
and spirit. We’ll start with the most common
dances such as the Electric Slide, Cowboy
Charleston, and New York, New York. Then
advance to the Boot Scootin’ Boogie, Tush Push,
and Stroll Along Cha Cha for a total of 12 dances
in the six week period. Step sheets provided for
all dances. Sign up for the entire class or drop in
for $5 per time.
Dariel Allen
Line Dancing
Advanced Beginners
You’ve learned the basics, now let’s take your
dancing to a whole new level. We will review
the basics and then add new steps, making
your line dancing a little more interesting.
Step sheets will be available for all dances
taught. Line dancing is a great activity for
improving your balance, coordination and
memory. Sign up for the entire class or
drop in for $5 per time.
6 sessions Tu
12:30-1:30 pm
DEC Studio B
Dariel Allen
0940-B Sep13
Sep 13-Oct 18
$29
6 sessions
1:30-3 pm
DEC Studio B
0940-B Nov08
Nov 8-Dec 13
$29
0941-ABSep13
Sep 13-Oct 18
$29
0940-B Jan10
Jan 10-Feb 14
$29
0941-ABNov08
Nov 8-Dec 13
$29
0941-AB Jan10
Jan 10-Feb 14
$29
Tu
0921-Sep
5 sessions
Sep 2-30
F
$15
8 am- noon
DEC Meeting Room
0921-Oct
4 sessions
Oct 7-28
F
$12
8 am- noon
DEC Meeting Room
0921-Nov
3 sessions
Nov 4-18
F
$9
8 am- noon
DEC Meeting Room
0921-Dec
3 sessions
Dec 2-16
F
$9
8 am- noon
DEC Meeting Room
0921-Jan
4 sessions
Jan 4 - 27
F
$12
8 am- noon
DEC Meeting Room
Wii Fall 2016 Bowling League
Wii is the video game that has crossed the
generation gap. Wii uses a motion sensitive
controller which allows people to act out playing
the game. Anyone can do it but you may have
to try it to believe it. Our league will be starting
up in mid January, with a banquet in April.
Call Michele with any questions. Following
any needed training, your team will bowl once
a week. If you are even thinking about the
possibility, please call Michele at 952-707-4120
for more information. Cost $10 #09Wii-F16
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Painter’s Workshop
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Experienced Adults
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COFFEE TALKS
All Coffee Talks are held in DEC Meeting Room
Honoring Choices
Monday, October 17 @ 2 pm
Tuesday, September 20 @ 2 pm
(Sponsor – Fairview Health Services)
Presenter Sheila Johnson
In the event of a sudden illness or injury,
you may not be able to communicate your
healthcare choices to your loved ones or your
healthcare team. Advanced Care Planning
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discussing your choices based on your values,
beliefs, goals and health status. Advanced
Care Planning is important for all adults.
Join us and learn more.
Make a lasting mark on your
community & earn a tax-free
stipend!
Thursday, September 29 @ 10 am
(Sponsor – Lutheran Social Services)
Presenter Melissa Grimmer & Kate Neuhaus
Are you 55 years and older? Would you like to
receive a tax-free stipend? Would you enjoy
volunteering with children or older adults?
Our Foster Grandparents mentor and tutor
children in schools and other learning
environments, while our Senior Companions
serve older adults in their homes and in the
community. Please join us for a Coffee Talk at
the Burnsville Senior Center to learn more about
the wonderful opportunities in your community.
Treats will be provided.
Don’t Be Caught Without One
(A Living Will)
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Before and After the Funeral
Monday, October 10 @ 2 pm
Presenter: Jeanne McGill, CSA, CPC
and Mary Frances Price, Elder Law Attorney
After a loved one dies it feels like there are a
million questions that need to be answered.
Understanding what processes take place
before and after the funeral will help you make
better plans to ease the burden on your loved
ones and give you peace of mind. There are
approximately 65 decisions that need to be
made BEFORE the funeral... who is responsible
for payment, types of services, who needs to
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funeral for the person who died or those who
are still living? After death, who is responsible
for paying the deceased bills and taking care
of the deceased possessions? What happens if
there is/isn’t a Will? How are assets transferred
to heirs? Is probate necessary? How long does
probate take? GREAT information that we all
need to know for decisions we are going to
make! Join us and get some great answers.
(Sponsor – BrightStar Care)
Presenter: Jeanne McGill, CSA, CPC
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with a heart.” Statistics show that 70 percent
of us are unprepared in one or more areas of
living will preparation. Don’t be counted as one
of those statistics! This seminar will give you a
chance to learn what a Health Care Directive
(Five Wishes) is all about, as well as step-by-step
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wish, “What I want my loved ones to know about
my funeral,” will also be discussed.
A New Perspective on
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care
Thursday, October 20 @ 2 pm
(Sponsor – Senior Helpers)
Presenter Kris Nenovich
This informational gathering is for anyone who
is interested in learning about Alzheimer’s and
dementia, especially those who are providing
for someone living with Alzheimer’s or another
type of dementia.
We will cover topics such as how and when
to seek help from a physician; the difference
between Alzheimer’s and dementia; how
different parts of the brain are affected by
dementia; our unique and positive approach
to dementia care; and techniques to provide
effective care. Discover more on this fascinating
but often confusing topic over a cup of coffee,
a donut and a free DVD.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Monday, October 24 @ 2 pm
Presenter: Jeanne McGill, CSA, CPC
Statistics show that 70 percent of us are
unprepared in one or more areas of personal
responsibility in planning. Don’t be counted
as one of those statistics!
Thursday, October 20 @ 6:30 pm
(Sponsor – Senior Helpers)
Presenter Kris Nenovich
Do you know that 1 out of 3 people over 65 is a
veteran or surviving spouse? Did you know that
11.7 million wartime veterans are entitled to the
non-service connected pension, but less than
3% of these veterans or their spouses are aware
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Join us to see if you are eligible and qualify to
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reimburse Veterans for out-of-pockets medical
expenses, including in-home senior care, which
allows you to enjoy the care and comfort within
your own home.
If you are over the age of 65, a Veteran (or a
surviving spouse of a Veteran), served at least
90 days of active duty, received an honorable
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requirements – you could qualify. Join us
to learn more.
Tuesday, November 29 @ 10 am
This free seminar will give options as to what
you need for funeral arrangements, the new
laws about what you can do for the funeral
arrangements at home and how to compare
apples to apples when comparing costs.
(Sponsor – Augustana Emerald Crest)
Presenter Mary Frances Price,
Elder Law Attorney
Join Mary Frances Price, an accredited
Veterans Administration elder law attorney
who will address medical assistance, VA aid
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anticipate your future needs, including long term
care and the associated costs.
Can you buy your casket at Sam’s Club?
Nov 16, Dec
Can ashes be spread at the Mall of America
or any other public21
place? Be educated
about innovative, creative and proper funeral
preplanning. Plan ahead: Think outside the box
(box meaning casket or urn).
Can you ensure money saved during a lifetime
of hard work will be enough to cover medical
and long-term care expenses? Are there other
resources available to help? Can you gift money
to your children? Will your home be ‘taken’ when
you go into a nursing home?
Aug 24, Sep 28, Oct 26,
Veterans Aid and
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Medical Assistance
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Wills and Powers of Attorney
Tuesday, November 15 @ 10 am
(Sponsor – Augustana Emerald Crest)
Presenter: Mary Frances Price,
Elder Law Attorney
So you want to plan ahead and get your legal
documents in order, but do you know where
to start and what documents you will need?
What’s the difference between a will and a trust?
Do you really need a Power of Attorney and a
Health Care Directive? Mary Frances Price is an
experienced elder law attorney who will help
alleviate all confusion on these issues.
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Did you know that Veterans or their spouses
can receive up to $2,120 of tax free money to
supplement their income to pay for health care
costs at home, in assisted living facilities and in
nursing homes?
If you or your spouse served in the military
during a war-time period (WWII, Korea,
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and health criteria, you could be eligible for this
additional income - even if you did not retire
from the military!
Celebrate National
Senior Center Week
September 26 - 30
Treats courtesy of The Rivers.
Lifelong Learning
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Experienced Adults
Burnsville Senior Center
Travel Talk
Tuesday, Sept 27 1-3 pm
Join the Burnsville Senior Center where
Landmark Tours will present an array of
2016 extended travel opportunities. Learn
about their inclusive vacation packages to
destinations all across North America. Mark
your calendars to learn about these inclusive
extended travel opportunities offered by
Burnsville Senior Center in partnership with
Landmark Tours. Questions – feel free to
call Landmark Tours at 651-490-5408 or the
Burnsville Senior Center at 952-707-4120.
Travel opportunities include:
Nashville, Memphis & New Orleans,
Washington D.C. Cherry Blossoms,
Treasurers of the Southeast - Savannah,
Charleston & Asheville, Autumn in New
England, Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta,
Grand Canadian Rockies - The Calgary
Stampede, New York City: The Big Apple
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Classic Canadian Rockies - Banff Nat’l Park
Nova Scotia - Cape Breton The Great Northwest
Vancouver, Victoria & Seattle
Tuesday, September 27th at 1:00 PM
Join the Burnsville Senior Center on Tuesday, September 27th at 1:00 PM where Landmark Tours will present
an array of 2016 & 2017 unforgettable travel opportunities. Learn about their inclusive vacation packages to
destinations in the U.S. and abroad. If unable to attend, call for a catalog: 651-490-5408
Islands of Hawaii
Treasures of the Southeast
4-Island Cruise & Tour
Savannah, Charleston, & Asheville
New York City
Ireland
Alaska: Denali Adventure
The Big Apple
The Emerald Isle
Land & Cruise Journey
Autumn in New England
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
San Antonio
Christmas Lights
December 4 - 8, 2016
May of 2017
Nova Scotia
& The Maritimes
A local, family-owned tour operator, Landmark
Tours is celebrating over 25 years of providing
quality air/motor coach vacations to destinations
across North America. Each inclusive tour
package features round trip airfare, quality
accommodations, many meals, deluxe motor
coach transportation and the services of a
professional Tour Director.
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EXTENDED TRAVEL SHOWCASE
Free
DEC Meeting Room
Sponsored By
August 20 - 29, 2017
Feb 23 - March 5, 2017
May of 2017
September of 2017
April of 2017
August of 2017
October of 2016 or 2017
Landmark Tours: 651-490-5408 | Burnsville Senior Center: 952-707-4120 | www.landmark-tours.com
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
FROM THE BURNSVILLE BELLES
Belles At Baker’s Square In Apple Valley
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in Apple Valley. This is our monthly “unorganized” get-together— a good time to gather agenda
being coffee, pie and good friends. No need to call in advance, just come on in and make sure you’re
dressed appropriately! OE
More “Unorganized” Get-Togethers
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Sept 21 National Eagle Center,
Wabasha, MN
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Meetings Of Burnsville Belles
Oct 19
Wednesday, September 7 @ 11am
Nov 16 Service Project TBD,
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Wednesday following the publication of each
new Chatter. We will review upcoming events
and induct new members.
Mark your calendars! Next meeting January 4 at
the Burnsville Senior Center. All members should
attend. OE B.A.B.S.
Red Hat Scrappers
Scrappers meet the third Thursday of each
month, from 9:30 am-noon to compile the many
memories of our existence. If you have particular
talents (or interest) in this area, please join us.
Held at the Burnsville Senior Center. OE
2017 Membership Renewal
It’s time to renew your Belles membership for
2016. Ring in the new year by wringing out your
wallet and showing us $15. #09RH-M17
Halloween Party,
Marie D’s, 2061 Park Center Dr.
Burnsville Senior Center
Dec 21
Holiday Celebration,
Marie D’s, 2061 Park Center Dr.
Lifelong Learning
To participate, you must be
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a Burnsville Belle
Since the Wednesdays at Baker’s Square have gone over so well, the Belles Advisory Board has
decided that getting together the third Wednesday of each month could only be twice the fun. Get
out your calendars, because here are the dates. We gather at 1 pm, so please
don’t be too early! Contact Elaine at 952-469-5265 with any questions. OE
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Community Education
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
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Lifelong Learning
Community Education
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Heroes
start here.
Join Scouting
Thursday
Sept 22, 6-7pm
At all elementary schools
Building Amazingly
Healthy Kids
Contact your clinic to schedule a
Child and Teen Checkup (C&TC)
For children, teens and
young adults under 21
on Medical Assistance
For more information visit
HeroScouts.org
Call 952.891.7500
for KHOSÀQGLQJDFOLQLFVFKHGXOLQJDQ
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Dakota County Public Health Department
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Growing
Voices
For Life
AUDITIONS FOR
BOYS & GIRLS
GRADES 2–12
Dentistry for Children & Adolescents
Creating Healthy Teeth & Happy Smiles!
• 7373 France Avenue South, #402
Edina 952-831-4400
• 14050 Nicollet Avenue South, #100
Burnsville 952-435-4102
• 6060 Clearwater Drive, #210
Minnetonka 952-932-0920
COMPLIMENTARY
NEW PATIENT EXAM
Please mention this offer code “ISD191” when calling
to schedule an appointment at our offices.
*Please note - offer is valid for all family members under the age of 15 who are first time patients.
Must schedule an appointment • Offer does not include cleaning or x-rays.
www.childrensdent.com
Lifelong Learning
angelicacantanti.org
952.563.8572
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Community Education
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For details see page 91
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Sept. 23 & 24
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
School Locations & Phone Numbers
Burnsville Senior High School
Diamondhead Education Center
600 E Hwy 13, Burnsville 55337
200 W Burnsville Pky, Burnsville 55337
Burnsville Alternative High School
ISD 191 Administrative Services Center 707-2000
Eagle Ridge Middle School
Welcome Center 707-4180
13955 Glendale Rd, Savage 55378
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952-707-2800
Metcalf Middle School
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in the lower level of our building. Park in the east lower lot off of Pillsbury and enter door 11
Nicollet Middle School
Tom Umhoefer, Director
Edward Neill Elementary
400 E 134th St, Burnsville 55337
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952-707-2600
Samantha Cuautle-Pliego, Registration Secretary & Krissi Kacmarynski, Department Secretary
13409 Upton Ave S, Burnsville 55337 952-707-3100
Community Education Enrichment 952-707-4150
Gideon Pond Elementary
Jennifer Gardner & Steven Jensen, Enrichment Coordinators
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Michele Starkey, Senior Center Coordinator
Early Childhood Programs & Services 952-707-4150/Screening 952-707-4100
Early Learning Programs, door 11,
Cindy Check, Early Learning Coordinator & Deana Sauro, Early Childhood Program Secretary
Early Childhood Family Education, Ready To Grow, Ready To Learn Preschool,
Tiny Tots/School Readiness
School-Age Project Kids 952-707-4150
BHS Youth Service
Site phone numbers are listed on page 61
613 E 130th St, Burnsville 55337
Sioux Trail Elementary
2801 River Hills Dr, Burnsville 55337
Sky Oaks Elementary
100 E 134th St, Burnsville 55337
952-707-3700
Vista View Elementary
13109 Cty Rd 5, Burnsville 55337
952-707-3400
William Byrne Elementary
11608 River Hills Dr, Burnsville 55337 952-707-3500
4424 Sandstone Dr, Eagan 55122
School For Adults 952-707-4125
B Wing (Use door 13 on upper level)
Tammi Bernard, ABE Coordinator & Judy Berndt, Adult Basic Education Secretary
ABE (Adult Basic Education), GED, ELL (English Language Learners)
Hidden Valley Elementary
Community Use Of Facilities 952-
4819 W 126th St, Savage 55378
Gail Jungers
952-707-3300
Rahn Elementary
Bri Ostoff 952-707-2222
Campus Cup 612-490-7177
952-707-3000
Kate Rother, Facilities Secretary
13875 Glendale Rd, Savage 55378
952-707-3600
952-707-3800
M.W. Savage Elementary
952-707-3200
Harriet Bishop Elementary
14400 O’Connell Rd, Savage 55378
952-707-3900
Lifelong
Learning
Class Locations
Upper level, door 1
952-707-2100
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AQUATICS
Pool Locations, Information & Policies
Swimwear/Locker Room Policy
Swimwear consisting of spandex, polyester
and/or lycra fabric is required while in the pool.
Jeans, cotton clothing, and anything not
designed for water sports are not permitted.
Children over the age of 5 are not allowed in
opposite gender locker rooms. Eagle Ridge
families please speak with the pool coordinator
if this poses a problem for your family. Metcalf
families please use the family locker room.
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should enter through the women’s locker room.
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should enter through the men’s locker room.
Aquatics
Make-up & Cancellations
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EAGLE RIDGE Middle School
Katie Lieder, Pool Coordinator
952-707-2836 klieder@isd191.org
13955 Glendale Road, Savage 55378
Enter the southwest lower level, door 1.
METCALF Middle School
Jessi Mosley Pool Coordinator:
952-707-2439 jemosley@isd191.org
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Enter east side, door 9, near the tennis courts.
NICOLLET Middle School
Jessi Mosley Pool Coordinator:
952-707-2439 jemosley@isd191.org
400 East 134th Street, Burnsville 55337.
Enter east side, door 14 or 15,
near the tennis courts.
There are no make-up sessions for those who
are unable to attend any regularly-scheduled
classes. If a lesson is canceled due to severe
weather or pool closure, we will attempt to
provide make-up lessons whenever possible.
Weather related closures will be announced
via www.communityed191.org .
Swim Lessons
Class Registration
Registrations must be received 48 hours prior
to the class start date. After that time, we will
attempt to accommodate your child.
ISD 191 Swim Staff
All staff members are American Red Cross
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lifeguarding. If you need to speak with our
pool coordinators, please leave a voicemail
with your name and number, and they’ll get
back to you as soon as possible.
See contact info on the left side of this page.
Red Cross Swimming Program
Our American Red Cross Swimming Program
is a nationally-recognized, high-quality
developmental program instructed by
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accomplished. It is typical for each child to
repeat levels several times before mastering
all skills.
Parent Attendance Policies
Eagle Ridge Pool: Parents are welcome
to observe class from the upstairs gallery.
Metcalf Pool: Parents are welcome to watch
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limited deck space.
See Pool Depth, Temperatures and
Contamination policies on page 52
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
INDIVIDUALIZED SWIM LESSONS
If you’re looking for an in-depth, personalized swim class, our one-to-one (one teacher to one swimmer)
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swimming ability. Instructors provide private instruction, advancing student’s swimming skills according
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4:30-8 pm
$190/Individual (1 student)
10 sessions
$270/Semi-Individual(2 students)
41E2B Sa
Sep 10-Nov 19 8-11:30 am
$190/Individual (1 student)
10 sessions
$270/Semi-Individual (2 students)
41E2C T/Th Oct 11-Nov 17 4:30-8 pm
$190/Individual (1 student)
10 sessions
$270/Semi-Individual (2 students)
These 30-minute classes are ideal for:
41E2D T/Th Nov 22-Dec 22 4:30-8 pm
$171/Individual (1 student)
9 sessions
$243/Semi-Individual (2 students)
X The older child as a new swimmer.
Metcalf
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$133/Individual (1 student)
7 sessions
$189/Semi-Individual (2 students)
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X The apprehensive child.
X The new adult swimmer.
Register for the class number, specifying start date
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within the times listed. The coordinator will contact
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Our pool coordinators make every effort to place
students as closely as possible to requested time
frames. However, due to scheduling, your time
request may not be obtained. Make-up lessons are
not available for students who are unable to attend
any regularly scheduled classes.
41M2B Sa
Sep 10-Nov 19 8-11:30 am
$190/Individual (1 student)
10 sessions
$270/Semi-Individual (2 students)
41M2C M
Sep 12-Oct 31 4:30 pm-7:30 pm
$133/Individual (1 student)
7 sessions
$189/Semi-Individual (2 students)
41M2D Th
Nov 3-Dec 22 4:30 pm-7:30 pm
$133/Individual (1 student
7 sessions
$189/Semi-Individual (2 students)
Semi-individualized
Lessons
Semi-individualized Swim Lessons are
offered for two students who are at or
near the same swim level.
When registering, specify “Semi
Lessons” on the registration form
and list the names and level of both
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30-minute time within the times listed.
The coordinator will contact you to
Vœ˜wÀ“ÞœÕÀiÃܘ̈“i°
41M2E M
Nov 7-Dec 19 4:30 pm-7:30 pm
$133/Individual (1 student)
7 sessions
$189/Semi-Individual (2 students)
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Pool Depth &
Temperature
PARENT CHILD CLASSES - AGES 6 MONTHS TO 3 YEARS
Parents must accompany children in the water No Swimming
Oct 17-22, Nov 24, 26.
We attempt to keep pool
temperatures at a minimum of
84°F. In the event that the pool
temperature drops below 80°F,
classes will be rescheduled and
participants will be sent home.
Eagle Ridge
pool depth ranges from 31/2
to 12 feet, with diving boards.
Metcalf
pool depth ranges from
31/2 to 7 feet, so diving
is not permitted.
Aquatics
Pool Contamination
The pool will be closed for
treatment when fecal matter
is observed or suspected in
the pool.
Children under 3 years old
or participants experiencing
habitual accidents are
required to wear a swim
diaper covered by a swimsuit,
as recommended by the
Dept of Health.
Failure to comply with this
requirement will result in
prohibition from using
the pool.
Parent & Child 1 Ages 6-24 months
Parent & Child 2
Children work on getting wet with toys and kicking,
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gliding and leg action on front and back.
Children work on ways to enter and exit the pool,
going under water, opening eyes and retrieving objects,
LœLLˆ˜}]yœ>̈˜}>˜`}ˆ`ˆ˜}]>˜`Vœ“Lˆ˜i`i}>˜`>À“
action on front and back.
Metcalf
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
Ages 2-3
Metcalf
11M2A Th
Sep 8-Oct 27
11M2B Sa
Sep 10-Nov 19 8-8:30 am $60 10 sessions
13M2A Th
11M2C M
Sep 12-Oct 31
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
13M2B Sa
Sep 10-Nov 19 8-8:30 am $60 10 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 31
Sep 8-Oct 27
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
11M2D Th
Nov 3-Dec 22
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
13M2C M
11M2E M
Nov 7-Dec 19
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
13M2D Th
Nov 3-Dec 22
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
13M2E M
Nov 7-Dec 19
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
Eagle Ridge
11E2A T/Th Sep 6-Oct 6
11E2B Sa
5-5:30 pm $60 10 sessions
Sep 10-Nov 19 8-8:30 am $60 10 sessions
5-5:30 pm $42 7 sessions
Eagle Ridge
13E2A T/Th Sep 6-Oct 6
5-5:30 pm $60 10 sessions
11E2C T/Th Oct 11-Nov 17 5-5:30 pm $60 10 sessions
13E2B Sa
11E2D T/Th Nov 22-Dec 22 5-5:30 pm $54 9 sessions
13E2C T/Th Oct 11-Nov 17 5-5:30 pm $60 10 sessions
Sep 10-Nov 19 8-8:30 am $60 10 sessions
13E2D T/Th Nov 22-Dec 22 5-5:30 pm $54 9 sessions
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
American Red Cross - For Children Ages 3 to 4
PRESCHOOL SWIMMING LESSONS
Preschool 1
Preschool 2
Child must be able to fully submerge face and be comfortable swimming
œ˜vÀœ˜Ì>˜`L>VŽÜˆÌ…ÃÕ««œÀÌ° Will work on bobbing, opening eyes under water and
ÀiÌÀˆiۈ˜}œLiVÌÃ]vÀœ˜Ì>˜`L>VŽyœ>ÌÃ>˜`}ˆ`iÃ]Àœˆ˜}œÛiÀ]ÌÀi>`ˆ˜}]w˜˜ˆ˜}>˜`
combined arm and leg actions on front and back.
Small Fry
Preschool 3
Ages 3-4
This small-class-size, early preschool swim experience is for
the young swimmer ready to go it alone, but not quite ready
for Preschool 1 swim lessons. Children will work on blowing
LÕLLiÃ]vÀœ˜Ì>˜`L>VŽyœ>ÌÃ>˜`}ˆ`iÃ]Õ“«ˆ˜}ˆ˜]>À“
and leg action on front and back. Children who are not
potty trained must wear a waterproof swim diaper covered
LÞ>Ã܈“ÃՈ̰˜ÃÌÀÕV̜ÀÃ܈ÕÃiºyœ>ÌiÀû>Ã>Ã>viÌÞ>˜`
technique device at their discretion.
Metcalf
12M2A
12M2B
12M2C
12M2D
12M2E
Th
Sa
M
Th
M
Sep 8-Oct 27
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 12-Oct 31
Nov 3-Dec 22
Nov 7-Dec 19
5-5:30 pm
8-8:30 am
5-5:30 pm
5-5:30 pm
5-5:30 pm
$60
$85
$60
$60
$60
7 sessions
10 sessions
7 sessions
7 sessions
7 sessions
Eagle Ridge
12E2A
12E2B
12E2C
12E2D
T/Th
Sa
T/Th
T/Th
Sep 6-Oct 6
Sep 10-Nov 19
Oct 11-Nov 17
Nov 22-Dec 22
5-5:30 pm
8-8:30 am
5-5:30 pm
5-5:30 pm
$85
$85
$85
$77
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
9 sessions
No Swimming Oct 17-22, Nov 24, 26
Child must be able to swim on front and back three body lengths with
ˆÌ̏i>ÃÈÃÌ>˜Vi°7ˆÜœÀŽœ˜Õ“«ˆ˜}]…œ`ˆ˜}LÀi>̅]vÀœ˜Ì]L>VŽ]iÞwÅ>˜`ÌÕVŽyœ>ÌÃ]
V…>˜}ˆ˜}`ˆÀiV̈œ˜Ü…ˆiÃ܈““ˆ˜}]ÌÀi>`ˆ˜}]w˜˜ˆ˜}]>˜`Vœ“Lˆ˜i`>À“>˜`i}>V̈œ˜Ã
on front and back.
Metcalf
Pre 1
15M2A
15M2B
15M2C
15M2D
15M2E
15M2F
15M2G
15M2H
15M2I
15M2J
Pre 2
16M2A
16M2B
16M2C
16M2D
16M2E
16M2F
16M2G
16M2H
16M2I
16M2J
Pre3
17M2A
17M2B
17M2C
17M2D
17M2E
17M2F
17M2G
17M2H
17M2I
17M2J
Th
Th
Sa
Sa
M
M
Th
Th
M
M
Sep 8-Oct 27
Sep 8-Oct 27
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 12-Oct 31
Sep 12-Oct 31
Nov 3-Dec 22
Nov 3-Dec 22
Nov 7-Dec 19
Nov 7-Dec 19
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
8:30-9:20 am
9:30-10:20 am
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$85 10 sessions
$85 10 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
Pre 3
17E2A
17E2B
17E2C
17E2D
17E2E
17E2F
17E2G
17E2H
T/Th
T/Th
Sa
Sa
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Sep 6-Oct 6
Sep 6-Oct 6
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 10-Nov 19
Oct 11-Nov 17
Oct 11-Nov 17
Nov 22-Dec 22
Nov 22-Dec 22
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
8:30-9:20 am
9:30-10:20 am
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$77
$77
Eagle Ridge
Pre 1
15E2A
15E2B
15E2C
15E2D
15E2E
15E2F
15E2G
15E2H
Pre 2
16E2A
16E2B
16E2C
16E2D
16E2E
16E2F
16E2G
16E2H
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
9 sessions
9 sessions
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Infants to Preschool
Skills to be covered include: entering and exiting water, blowing bubbles,
going under water, opening eyes under water and retrieving submerged objects, front and
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and back.
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AMERICAN RED CROSS LEVELS 1-6B
For Ages 5 and Up
No Swimming Oct 17-22, Nov 24, 26.
Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills
Students will be introduced to water skills and learn to move comfortably through
the water; work on entering and exiting water, blowing bubbles, bobbing, opening
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recovering from a horizontal to vertical position, treading with arm and hand actions,
and combined leg and arm actions on front and back; exit skills.
Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Students will learn to safely enter chest-deep water, work on holding breath, bobbing,
œ«i˜ˆ˜}iÞiÃ՘`iÀÜ>ÌiÀ>˜`ÀiÌÀˆiۈ˜}œLiVÌÃ]vÀœ˜ÌEL>VŽyœ>ÌÃ>˜`}ˆ`iÃ]
rolling from front to back and back to front, changing direction while swimming,
ÌÀi>`ˆ˜}܈̅>À“>˜`i}>V̈œ˜Ã]w˜ˆ˜}]>˜`Vœ“Lˆ˜i`>À“>˜`i}>V̈œ˜Ãœ˜
vÀœ˜Ì>˜`L>VŽvœÀwÛiLœ`ޏi˜}̅ÃÆi݈ÌΈÃ°
Aquatics
Level 3: Stroke Development
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Students will learn to enter water by jumping and/or diving from the side in a sitting and kneeling position, bobbing to safety, survival
EL>VŽyœ>Ì]ÀiVœÛiÀˆ˜}vÀœ“…œÀˆâœ˜Ì>ÌœÛiÀ̈V>«œÃˆÌˆœ˜]ÌÀi>`ˆ˜}Ü>ÌiÀvœÀ£“ˆ˜ÕÌi]vÀœ˜Ì}ˆ`i܈̅yÕÌÌiÀ>˜``œ«…ˆ˜ŽˆVŽÃ]
front crawl for 25 yards, Back crawl and elementary backstroke for 15 yards, breaststroke and scissors kick; exit skills.
Level 4: Stroke Improvement
-ÌÕ`i˜ÌÃ܈i>À˜Ìœ`ˆÛi­ˆv`i«Ì…«iÀ“ˆÌîvÀœ“Vœ“«>V̜ÀÃÌÀˆ`i«œÃˆÌˆœ˜ÆÃ܈“Õ˜`iÀÜ>ÌiÀxLœ`ޏi˜}̅Ã]vii̇wÀÃÌ
surface dive, survival swimming, front crawl and elementary backstroke 25 yards, back crawl, breaststroke, sidestroke
>˜`LÕÌÌiÀyÞ£xÞ>À`Ã]L>VŽ}ˆ`i܈̅yÕÌÌiÀ>˜``œ«…ˆ˜ŽˆVŽÃ]ÌÀi>`ˆ˜}Ü>ÌiÀvœÀÌܜ“ˆ˜ÕÌiÃ>˜`vÀœ˜Ì>˜`L>VŽV
rawl open turns; exit skills.
Level 5: 5VTQMG4GƂPGOGPV
Students will learn a shallow dive from the side (if depth permits); tuck and pike surface dives; front crawl and elementary
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vœÀx“ˆ˜ÕÌiÃ]ÌÀi>`ˆ˜}Ü>ÌiÀÕȘ}œ˜Þ̅i>À“ÃvœÀӓˆ˜ÕÌiÃ]vÀœ˜Ì>˜`L>VŽyˆ«ÌÕÀ˜ÃÆi݈ÌΈÃ°
Level 6A (Personal Water Safety) or Level 6B (Fitness Swimmer)
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£ääÞ>À`ÃÆLÀi>ÃÌÃÌÀœŽi]ii“i˜Ì>ÀÞL>VŽÃÌÀœŽi]È`iÃÌÀœŽi>˜`LÕÌÌiÀyÞxäÞ>À`Ã]ÌÕÀ˜Ã̜>ÃÌÀœŽið
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
CLASS SCHEDULE LEVEL 1-6B
Winter Swim Camp
Saturday, December 3 & 10
Join us at Winter Swim Camp! Receive 45 minutes of
instruction and enjoy 45 minutes of supervised playtime
and games. We’ll have a blast! See you there!
Metcalf
29M2A Sa
29M2B Sa
8:30-10 am $35
10-11:30 am $35
2 sessions
2 sessions
Eagle Ridge
8:30-10 am $35
10-11:30 am $35
2 sessions
2 sessions
Metcalf
Lev 1-2
18M2A
18M2B
18M2C
18M2D
18M2E
18M2F
18M2G
18M2H
18M2I
18M2J
18M2K
Lev 3-4
19M2A
19M2B
19M2C
19M2D
19M2E
19M2F
19M2G
19M2H
19M2I
19M2J
19M2K
Lev 5-6
20M2A
20M2B
20M2C
20M2D
20M2E
20M2F
20M2G
20M2H
20M2I
20M2J
20M2K
Th
Th
Sa
Sa
Sa
M
M
Th
Th
M
M
Sep 8-Oct 27
Sep 8-Oct 27
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 12-Oct 31
Sep 12-Oct 31
Nov 3-Dec 22
Nov 3-Dec 22
Nov 7-Dec 19
Nov 7-Dec 19
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
8:30-9:20 am
9:30-10:20 am
10:30-11:20 am
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$85 10 sessions
$85 10 sessions
$85 10 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
$60 7 sessions
Lev 5-6
20E2A
20E2B
20E2C
20E2D
20E2E
20E2F
20E2G
20E2H
20E2I
20E2J
20E2L
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Sa
Sa
Sa
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Sep 6-Oct 6
Sep 6-Oct 6
Sep 6-Oct 6
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 10-Nov 19
Sep 10-Nov 19
Oct 11-Nov 17
Oct 11-Nov 17
Nov 22-Dec 22
Nov 22-Dec 22
Nov 22-Dec 22
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
7:30-8:20 pm
8:30-9:20 am
9:30-10:20 am
10:30-11:20 am
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
5:30-6:20 pm
6:30-7:20 pm
7:30-8:20 pm
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
$77
$77
$77
Eagle Ridge
Lev 1-2
18E2A
18E2B
Lev 3-4
19E2A
19E2B
18E2D
18E2E
18E2F
18E2G
18E2H
18E2J
18E2K
19E2D
19E2E
19E2F
19E2G
19E2H
19E2J
19E2K
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
10 sessions
9 sessions
9 sessions
9 sessions
Improve your swimming skills beyond Level 6...
Check out Black Dog Swimming on pages 58-59
Ages 5 and Up
29E2A Sa
29E2B Sa
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AMERICAN RED CROSS TRAINING & CERTIFICATION
American Red Cross
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Ages 12 And Up
Aquatics
Plus Waterpark Module
Plus Waterpark Module
Gain the skills and knowledge necessary to
lifeguard at pools and water parks. At the end
of class you will acquire American Red Cross
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parks, CPR/AED for infants, children and adults,
wÀÃÌ>ˆ`]>˜`Lœœ`LœÀ˜i«>̅œ}i˜Ã°ˆvi}Õ>À`
manual is provided.
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ÀœÃÃ
Lifeguarding for pools plus waterpark module,
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and blood borne pathogens. Must hold a current
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ÀœÃÈvi}Õ>À`ˆ˜}ViÀ̈wV>̈œ˜°
Bring a swim suit, towel, lunch and water bottle
to class. Females must wear a one piece swim
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iÀ̈wV>̈œ˜Û>ˆ`vœÀÓÞi>Àð
Bring a swim suit, towel, lunch, water bottle and
notebook to each class. Females must wear a one
«ˆiViÃ܈“ÃՈ̰
iÀ̈wV>̈œ˜Û>ˆ`vœÀÓÞi>Àð
Attendance is required for ALL sessions.
Junior Lifeguarding
This course is designed to prepare you to take
the American Red Cross Lifeguarding class as
soon as you turn 15 years old. Front Crawl, breast
stroke, and side stroke will be strengthened.
Students will practice swimming 300 yards
continuously, receiving a 10 pound brick from
deep water, treading water for 2 minutes without
hands, entering the water with the rescue tube,
victim rescues and removal from the water,
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and more! Per Red Cross requirements, goggles
may be worn for the 300 yard swim, only.
Females must wear a one piece swim suit.
Attendance required at ALL sessions.
28M2A
Metcalf
Sa Sep 10-Nov 19
10:30-11:20 am
$90
10 sessions
28E2A
Sa Sep 10-Nov 19
Eagle Ridge 10:30-11:20 am
$90
10 sessions
American Red Cross
Lifeguarding Re-cert
œÕÀÃiµÕ>ˆvވ˜}\"˜Ì…iwÀÃÌ`>ޜvV>ÃÃ]ޜÕ
must be prepared to: Show proof of age (driver’s
ˆVi˜ÃiœÀLˆÀ̅ViÀ̈wV>ÌiŜ܈˜}ޜÕ>Ài>̏i>ÃÌ
15 years old on or before the last day of class).
Swim 300 yards continuously using a combination
of breast stroke and front crawl. Swim 20 yards
and surface dive seven to ten feet and bring up
a 10-pound brick and swim back within 1 minute
40 seconds. Tread water for 2 minutes without
hands. Goggles may be worn for the 300 yard
swim only.
Meet at Metcalf Pool. Oct 18, Dec 28 meet at
DEC Classroom C.
27M2A
27M2B
M-F
$225
Oct 17-Oct 21
5 sessions
4-10:30 pm
M-F
$225
Dec 26-Dec 30
5 sessions
4-10:30 pm
27RC2A
Metcalf
$110
Water Safety Aid
Ages 13 & up
Learn the objectives, duties and responsibilities
of an aide, and the skills to teach preschool
swim and levels 1 to 6. Stroke technique and
endurance will be taught, along with important
safety skills you will need as an aide. Then,
shadow a water safety instructor. This is a handson experience for the entire class.
Upon completion, you will be able to teach all
̅iΈÃ>Ì̅iiÛiÞœÕ>ÀiÅ>`œÜˆ˜}]wœÕÌ
worksheets, give corrective and positive feedback
and organize lesson plans in a progressive
manner. Attendance is required at ALL sessions.
25M2A
Metcalf
Sa
Sep 10-Nov 19
8:30-10:20 am
$180
10 sessions
25E2A
Eagle Ridge
Sa
Sep 10-Nov 19
8:30-10:20 am
$180
10 sessions
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Sa
Oct 22
8 am-2:30 pm
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
FITNESS, OPEN SWIM & LOG ROLLING
-ÌÕ`i˜ÌÓÕÃÌLi>̏i>ÃÌ{Ó»Ì>>˜`Li>Li
̜Ã܈“£xÞ>À`Ã՘>ÃÈÃÌi`°7i>ÀÃ܈“Üi>À]
À>Å}Õ>À`ÜÀë>˜`iÝÃÌޏi>̅ïVÜi>À
Lap Swim
Ages 12 and up
Swimming is a great low impact exercise and
fun to do with friends. Swim at your own pace
to tone up, reduce stress, and increase your
w̘iÃÏiÛi°Ài>ÌvœÀVÀœÃÇÌÀ>ˆ˜iÀÃ]œÀvœÀ
the “kickers”. Must be able to swim 50 yards
continuously.
Metcalf
Aqua Exercise
Join us for an hour plus of VIGOROUS aquatic
iÝiÀVˆÃit7>ÌiÀ>iÀœLˆVÈÃLi˜iwVˆ>vœÀ“>˜Þ
reasons. First, it’s low-impact. Second, it’s an
activity that focuses on range of motion and
strength building. Third, it’s cardiovascular
exercise that can assist with weight control.
No swimming skills necessary. Sign up today
and experience the results for yourself! Not
required, but if you have one or two pound hand
weights, bring them along. Using light weights
increases your workout considerably!
Alice Sachs has been an Aqua Exercise enthusiast
for more than 10 years. She offers clear and concise
direction, while making water aerobics classes fun and
invigorating.
M, W 6:30-7:45 Nicollet Pool, No class Oct 31
Q155A2
Sep 7-26
$42
6 sessions
Q155B2
Oct 3-17
$35
5 sessions
Q155C2
Oct 24-Nov 16 $49
7 sessions
Q155D2
Nov 28-Dec 21 $56
8 sessions
7:20-8:20 pm
60M2A
60M2B
60M2C
60M2D
$32
Th
M
Th
M
7 sessions
Sep 8-Oct 27
Sep 12-Oct 31
Nov 3-Dec 22
Nov 7-Dec 19
$45
T/Th
T/Th
10 sessions
Sep 6-Oct 6
Oct 11-Nov 17
7:30 -8:30 pm $41
60E2C
T/Th
9 sessions
Nov 22-Dec 22
Eagle Ridge
7:30-8:30 pm
60E2A
60E2B
Open Swimming
11:30 am-1 pm
Saturdays, Sep 10-Dec 10
Eagle Ridge & Metcalf Pools
$4 per person. Free for children under
12 months old. All non-swimmers must be
accompanied in the water by a paying adult.
Open Log Rolling
at Eagle Ridge
Saturdays, Sep 10-Dec 10
11:30 am-1 pm
Log Rolling
$7 per person
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Log Rolling is a low impact activity with high
rewards for all ages. Stepping back and forth
on a spinning Key Log improves balance,
footwork, core strength and cardiovascular
endurance. Our equipment is designed with
beginners in mind. Falling in the water is
inevitable, and half the fun! As you progress,
log rolling matches and friendly competitions
may evolve. Be prepared for safe, engaging
and addictive fun.
$35/person, $59/pair, $79/family of four.
Meet a new instructor, with old roots to the sport
of Logrolling - Jessalin Karsnia, born and raised in
Wisconsin, has been logrolling since the tender age
of 5. She is ready to teach you the tricks of the trade.
4 sessions
61N2A
61N2B
61N2C
61N2D
Tu
6:30-7:15 pm
7:15-8 pm
6:30-7:15 pm
7:15-8 pm
Nicollet Pool
Sep 20-Oct 11
Sep 20-Oct 11
Oct 25-Nov 15
Oct 25-Nov 15
Open Log Rolling with Orientation
Community Education staff provide a basic
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class, but this is not an instructional program.
61N2E
4 sessions
Nov 29-Dec 20
Tu
$42
6:30-8 pm
Nicollet Pool
61E2A
5 sessions
Sep 22-Oct 6
T,Th 8:30-9:20 pm
$35 Eagle Ridge Pool
61E2B
5 sessions
Nov 3- 17
T,Th 8:30-9:20 pm
$35 Eagle Ridge Pool
61E2C
5 sessions
Dec 6-20
T,Th 8:30-9:20 pm
$35 Eagle Ridge Pool
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Strokers 1 & 2
ӇΫÀ>V̈ViëiÀÜiiŽ\15 minutes dry land
and stretching, 45 minutesof swim practice
and 15 minutes of game time
For all swimmers, who are new to competitive
swimming. Must be able to swim 1-2 lengths
freestyle and back stroke and be willing to try
competition.
For More Information Contact
Justin Haycraft at 612-735-0919
swimminfam@gmail.com
Aquatics
Black Dog Swim Club
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Black Dog Swim Club teaches proper
fundamentals of competitive swimming and
continues to develop skills through a gradual
progression that ensures appropriate demands
for physical, mental, and emotional consistency.
Please set up a swim evaluation with Black
Dog to determine which level is right for you.
To schedule an evaluation, please contact
BlackDogSwimClub@gmail.com
Register by season. Must pay tuition in full
at registration.
Attendance is taken at practice by the coaches.
Families with two or more swimmers receive a
10% reduction in fees. Please contact Community
Education to arrange for the additional child
discount.
Additional fees such as the Annual MSI fee
of $62 and meet fees are payable directly to
Black Dog. For complete information regarding
additional fees and family service hours please
visit blackdogswimming.org
This group will focus on technique development
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body movements, starts and turns. Kicking sets
will be used to get the basics of training and
reading a clock.
To move to the next level, athletes must
consistently execute 3 of the 4 strokes legally
and be close on the 4th. They also must be able
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turns, streamline, in under 12 minutes.
Strokers 1
All New Competitive Swimmers
10 and under
BDS-102 $210 /session
M, W, F Sep 7-Nov 18
6:30-7:45 pm Eagle Ridge
Dog Strokers 2
All New Competitive Swimmers
11 and older
BDS-202 $210/session
M, W, F Sep 7-Nov 18
6:30-7:45 pm Eagle Ridge
Visit BlackDogSwimming.org for details
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
·{«À>V̈ViëiÀÜiiŽ\15 minutes of dry land
and stretching and 75 minutes of swim practice.
Swimmers must be able to consistently execute
3 of the 4 strokes legally and be close on the 4th.
Must be able to consistently execute all 4 turns
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socially, emotionally and physically ready for
higher demands, and be able to swim a 500
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under 12 minutes. This group will focus on using
correct technique while learning to train for
competitive swimming. To move from Age Group
to Juniors, athletes must be able to execute all
four strokes legally. They also must consistently
be able to swim 1:45 per 100 on freestyle sets
and/or 2:00 per 100 on IM sets.
BDA-302 $360/session
M,W,F
Eagle Ridge
Sa
BHS Pool
6-7:30 pm
Sep 7-Nov 19
10-11:30 am
Maintenance
{‡x«À>V̈ViëiÀÜiiŽ\15 minutes dry land
and stretching twice per week and 1 hour and
45 minutes of swimming practice. Swimmers
must be able to consistently execute all
4 strokes legally, and consistently execute all
4 turns legally. Juniors must know a dive start,
backstroke start, relay start and be able to swim
10 x 1000 freestyle on 1:45 or equivalent or
able to swim 10 x 100 IM on 2:00 or equivalent.
Athletes must be ready socially, emotionally,
and physically for higher demands. This group
will focus on using correct technique while
training to enhance aerobic development.
To move from Juniors to Seniors, athletes
need to consistently execute all strokes legally.
They also must consistently be able to complete
swim 1:20 /100 for freestyle sets and/or 1:30
per 100 for IM sets.
3 practices per week on a drop in basis.
1.5-2 hour swim practices.
Swim with Junior or Senior Group.
Maintenance swimmers must be able to
consistently execute all 4 strokes legally and
consistently execute all 4 turns legally. You must
know a dive start, backstroke start, relay start,
and meet time minimums for whichever practice
you are attending. This group will focus on using
correct technique while maintaining their aerobic
and anaerobic endurance.
BDJ-402
$420/session BHS Pool
M-F 6-8 pm Sa
Sep 7-Nov 19
10 am -12 pm
Seniors Age 13-College
x‡È«À>V̈ViëiÀÜiiŽ\ 15 minutes of dry land
and stretching twice per week and 2 hours
of swim practice. 80% attendance minimum.
Senior swimmers must be able to consistently
execute all 4 strokes legally, and consistently
execute all 4 turns legally. Seniors must know
a dive start, backstroke start, relay start and
be able to swim 20 x 100 freestyle on 1:20
or equivalent or able to swim 10 x 200 IM
on 3:00 or equivalent. Athletes must be ready
socially, emotionally, and physically for higher
demands. This group will focus on using correct
technique while training to enhance aerobic and
anaerobic development.
BDS-502
$480/session
M-F 6-8 pm
BHS Pool Sep 7-Nov 19
Sa
10 am- 12 pm
BDN-602
$420/session
M-F 6-8 pm
Ages 13 and up
BHS Pool Sep 7-Nov 19
Sa
10 am- 12 pm
Masters Adult Swimmers
Swimmers participate on a drop in basis.
Swim with Junior or Senior Group. Masters is for
new or veteran swimmers. This group will focus
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BDM-702
$120/session
M-F 6-8 pm
BHS Pool Sep 7-Nov 19
Sa
10 am- 12 pm
Winter Season
November 28-March 2
scheduled days remain the same
Winter Tuition:
Strokers 1 and 2 - $230
Age Group - $390
Juniors - $450
Seniors - $520
Maintenance - $450
Masters - $130
Black Dog Swimming
Age Group Age 9-11
Juniors Age 11-18
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Youth
Project KIDS
For Children in Kindergarten-5th Grade
Keeping kids safe and engaged before and after school
with fun, high quality educational and recreational experiences
Research shows that quality before and after school programs keep kids safe, help working families and improve school attendance and achievement.
Top 10 Reasons to Attend Project KIDS
10. Academics Individualized curriculum and homework help.
9. Recreation Field trips, individual & team games, & other physical activity.
8. Socialization Positive peer and adult relationships.
7. Independence Choices and exploring possibilities.
6. Community Partnerships with schools and the community.
5. Enrichment Opportunities Classes, clubs and activities for kids.
4. Wellness Addressing the well being of each child.
3. Environment Safe and friendly.
2. Convenience Flexible, family-friendly.
1. Staff High-quality, nurturing teachers
Discount for Participants Enrolled in
Community Ed Enrichment Classes
Youth Enrichment classes are available through District 191
Community Education at your before and after school Project
KIDS location. Classes may include art, chess, Spanish,
technology, and soccer.
Project KIDS participants enrolled in Community Ed classes
receive a $5 discount on their monthly tuition for each class
session they attend during Project KIDS.
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Project KIDS provides a holistic approach
to learning & discovery
At Project KIDS, we recognize the importance of a holistic approach to
kids learning about themselves, their abilities and the world around them.
Our curriculum is based on the needs and interests of the children at each site.
Participants have opportunities to provide input into what types of projects
and activities are available. This approach helps kids to develop independence,
fosters community, and keep kids engaged and interested.
We welcome you and your family and look forward
to meeting your before and after school needs!
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Project KIDS is held at all District One91 elementary schools
Open from 6:30 am until the start of school & from school dismissal until 6 pm
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2016-17 Tuition
Each Project KIDS site is staffed with individuals who have
a passion for and experience in before and after-school
programming for children. They provide fun, consistent,
nurturing environments. Our staff has a range of knowledge,
experience and education in recreation, education and child
development.
Participant Monthly Rates
Whether it is through conversation, homework help or
guidance, our goal is to ensure the success of children in
our communities by establishing positive relationships,
providing educational and recreational activities and offering
opportunities for kids to share ideas and feel valued.
Project KIDS Locations
See page 49 for addresses
Edward Neill
952-707-3108
Gideon Pond
952-707-3008*
Harriet Bishop 952-707-3908*
Hidden Valley
952-707-3808
Rahn
952-707-3608*
Sioux Trail
952-707-3308
Sky Oaks
952-707-3708
MW Savage
952-707-3208
Vista View
952-707-3408
William Byrne
952-707-3508
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trips, enrichment activities and special guests.
Days per week
5
4
3
2
6:30-9:15 am
$217
$174
$137
$92
3:55-6 pm
$196
$157
$124
$82
6:30-9:15 am & 3:55-6 pm (same day)
$402
$322
$248
$162
3
2
Sibling Monthly Rates
Days per week
5
4
6:30-9:15 am
$207
$166
$131
$87
3:55-6 pm
$185
$148
$117
$78
6:30-9:15 am & 3:55-6 pm (same day)
$381
$305
$235
$157
Full release dates are $39 per day for regularly
scheduled monthly participants (indicated on
monthly calendar). Drop-in full release dates
are $43 per child per day.
The Project KIDS child care program operates
on a self-sustaining basis. Funding is provided
by the child care fees and grant monies when
available. No school funds are used to support
the Project KIDS program.
We welcome county assistance.
Registration information
at communityed191.org
*Full release day locations
Academics • Recreation • Socialization • Community • Independence
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Youth
EARLY CHILDHOOD
ENRICHMENT
Before School Spanish
Little Sports Stars 3-5 Years
Grades 1-5
Young athletes learn about sportsmanship while learning
the fundamentals of several team sports. Work on muscle
coordination, motor skills, and teamwork. DEC Gym B.
¡Hola! Would you like to learn Spanish?
Join us before school to learn basic
vocabulary and pronunciation while having
fun! Active participation and student
engagement will be encouraged through
the use of a variety of activities.
No class Oct 17, 19, Nov 7, 23, 25.
Jim Bosholm works with Ready to Learn, ISD 191 Community
Education’s Early Care and Education program. He also leads a
gym program for homeschool students.
LSS-A2 6 sessions
Tu
4:45-5:30 pm Sep 13-Oct 18 $59
LSS-B2 6 sessions
Th
4:45-5:30 pm Sep 15-Oct 20 $59
Gideon Pond
LSS-C2 5 sessions
Th
4:45-5:30 pm Nov 10-Dec 15 $49
LSS-D2 6 sessions
Tu
4:45-5:30 pm Nov 15-Dec 20 $59
Veronica Ramos has worked with children of all ages in a variety of programs, including Spanish
language education. She is currently a Cultural Liaison at Burnsville High School.
Music Together Birth-5 years with adult
Share the fun as you sing, play rhythm instruments and
move along with your child, experiencing this joyful,
research based curriculum that supports children's
cognitive, social, physical, verbal AND musical
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with music-making ideas and two matching CD's and
access to download or stream the music and educational
materials. Additional $42 supply fee collected by
instructor in class. $99 fee for each additional sibling.
Infants born after January 17, 2016 free with paid sibling.
10 sessions Sa DEC Rm L5 $138/First child & adult
MT-2A 9:30-10:15 am Sep 17-Nov 19
MT-2B 10:30-11:15 am Sep 17-Nov 19
SPGP-A2
SPGP-B2
Grades 4-5 8 sessions
Grades 1-3 8 sessions
M
W
8-8:55 am
8-8:55 am
Oct 3-Dec 5
Oct 5-Dec 7
$50
$50
GP Science
GP Science
Vista View
Maria Gutierrez Beltran is an educational assistant at Vista View elementary.
SPVV-A2
SPVV-B2
Grades 1-3 8 sessions
Grades 1-3 8 sessions
W
F
8-8:55 am
8-8:55 am
Oct 12-Dec 14 $50
Oct 14-Dec 16 $50
Vista View Media
Vista View Media
Futura Spanish Vamos a viajar- Let’s Travel
Grades 1-5
Over 400 million people in the world speak Spanish...Jump on Board! In eight thrilling
weeks of ¡Vamos a viajar! (Let’s Travel!), you will “board” planes, trains and automobiles,
learning key travel and transportation phrases and start speaking Spanish right away!
Pack your suitcases, because each week will be packed full of real world Spanish.
FREE Music Together Demo- Sat, Sept 10
Futura Language Professionals is a community-based organization dedicated to teaching the
Spanish language and promoting enthusiasm for the culture it represents.
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FLP-HB2
FLP-WB2
MT-DEMO-2A
MT-DEMO-2B
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
Grade K-5 8 sessions
Grades K-5 8 sessions
Tu
W
8-8:55 am
8-8:55 am
9:30-10 am
m
m
10:30-11 am
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Oct 25-Dec 13 $120 Harriet Bishop NP1
Oct 26-Dec 14 $120 William Byrne STEM
GIRLS ARE POWERFUL WORKSHOPS
Chess Clubs
Middle School Grades 6-8
Girls Are Powerful is an organization with a social mission to empower girls
to foster strength of character, change the way they view and feel about
themselves and embrace their unique individuality. For Girls in Grades 4-7
All interested players, from beginning to advanced
are welcome to join the team. Learn to play
at your level and compete along with others.
Work to improve your current skills, learn new
game strategies, challenge other teams and
engage in fun challenging competitive play.
Watch for information at your school!
Elementary Grades 1-5
Learn the “King of Games and the Game of Kings.”
Students will practice and play the most popular
game ever invented. Chess improves concentration
and builds brain power. When enrollment permits,
the chess club will be divided into beginning and
intermediate groups.
Children will work with staff, ranging from classroom
teachers to Burnsville High students with a long-term
love of the game. Limited enrollment-register early!
Students should meet in the cafeteria and check
in with Project KIDS staff, where a snack will be
provided and then students will proceed to class.
No class Tu Oct 11 at Byrne only, the week
of Oct 17-22, Monday, Nov 7 & Thursday Nov 24.
Chess staff will be coordinated by Brian Ribnick, coach
of the award winning Metcalf Middle School chess team.
10 Sessions
ECH-EN2
ECH-RN2
ECH-HB2
ECH-SO2
ECH-ST2
ECH-GP2
ECH-WB2
ECH-VV2
ECH-HV2
ECH-MW2
Th
Th
M
M
M
Tu
Tu
Tu
W
W
4:05-5 pm
Sep 22-Dec 15
Sep 29-Dec 15
Oct 3-Dec 19
Oct 3-Dec 19
Oct 3-Dec 19
Oct 4-Dec 13
Oct 4-Dec 20
Oct 4-Dec 13
Oct 5-Dec 14
Oct 5-Dec 21
$20
Edward Neill Media
Rahn Media
Harriet Bishop Media
Sky Oaks Media
Sioux Trail Media
Gideon Pond Science
William Byrne Media
Vista View Media
Hidden Valley Media
M W Savage Media
Girls are Powerful Workshops are interactive, include group discussion
and activities such as creating a vision boards, role-playing and art projects.
I AM!
Empowered to BE ME!
This Girls are Powerful workshop is
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character of girls by helping them to
identify their personal power. Participants
will cover topics such as peer pressure,
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are introduced to six power principles
that are associated with memorable
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them to be inspired at any time.
This Girls are Powerful Workshop is a
more in-depth extension of our I AM
workshop. Girls will dig deeper into each
power principle with new and engaging
activities. Girls will leave this workshop
understanding they are Powerful,
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Determined!
GPW-A2 1 session
Oct 20
Th
$25
GPW-B2 3 sessions
Nov 5-19
Sa
$54
9:30-11:30 am
DEC Fitness Rm
9:30-11:30 am
DEC Classroom C
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Youth
ONE91 TECHNOLOGY FOR KIDS
H.B. Tech Club for Grades 1-5
Here’s the perfect opportunity to get your geek
on with extremely fun and engaging technology
activities. The HB Tech camp will explore many
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you and leave you wanting more, including:
LEGO Robotics, Animation with iPads, computer
programming with Chromebooks, creating
online games, cool iPad apps, video creation,
special effects and green screen. One91 Tech
Club meets in Harriet Bishop Computer Lab.
No class Oct. 18, 20, Nov 24
Joe Risteau has been a teacher in District 191 for over
15 years. He is currently a Gifted Enrichment teacher
at Harriet Bishop. Joe was awarded the 2008 TIES
Exceptional Technology Teacher Award for his work
with technology in District 191.
10 sessions Tu 4:05-5 pm $70
TEC-HB2A
TEC-HB3A
TEC-HB2B
TEC-HB3B
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Oct 4-Dec 13
Jan 10-Mar 21
Sep 29-Dec 15
Jan 12-Mar 16
Grades 1-3
Grades 1-3
Grades 4-5
Grades 4-5
The Coding Club
MinecraftEdu
Grades 3-5
Grades 1-4
Coding is the language of computers. The
Coding Club will explore computational thinking
using a program called Scratch. We will create
animations, stories and games and collaborate
on bigger projects. We’ll be using some cool
new gadgets this year, thanks to the generosity
of a 191 Foundation grant. Why let game
designers and digital storytellers have all the
fun? No class Oct 18.
For Beginner and Intermediate Minecrafters.
Minecraft is a sandbox building game, that’s
been dominating the world of video gaming
for the past few years. Explore, learn, problem
solve, and create amazing and unique worlds
together using Minecraft for the PC. Play
in a custom created world, on a special
MinecraftEDU modded server. You’ll learn
minecrafting basics, following a progressive
story of survival on a desert island and then
work collaboratively to survive. Work towards
a common goal of solving the mystery of the
island and conquering the tyrant in charge.
At the end of class you will be given complete
creative freedom to develop our island.
Gary Hill is currently in his 22nd year of teaching third
grade in the district. His students use coding in his
class for digital storytelling and animating projects.
COD-RN2
6 sessions
Oct 4-Nov 15
Tu
$36
4:05-5 pm
Rahn Comp Lab
Computer Explorers
Lego® EV3 Robotics
CE-A2
Grades 3-8
NEW LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 has arrived!
Using the newly released EV3 Robotics System,
learn foundational building, programming
concepts with the new Sensors, Motors,
and Special Technics components. You’ll work
in small teams to build and program smart
robots, including navigation and manipulation,
using the different Sensors and Motors.
Computer Explorers offers “TechStars” programs
that simplify the world of educational technology
for students by connecting science, technology,
engineering, math and the arts. Classes are projectbased, hands-on and designed to make learning fun.
CE-B2
1 session
Dec 3
Sa
$42
1 session
Oct 8
Sa
$32
10 am - 12 noon
DEC Fitness Room
You don’t have to wait for
conferences to know how
your child is doing in school.
Sign up for ParentVUE to get:
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Attendance
Update Your Contact Info
More!
Go to www.isd191.org/parentVUE.
9 am - 12 noon
DEC Fitness Rm
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
CREATIVE
Drama Club
Kidcreate Studio
Beauty and the Beast
Kidcreate Studio launches children into the
incredible world of Art! Energized classes
offer an exciting format for art exploration.
Lesson plans, designed by an art education
professional, are age-appropriate, and devised
to inspire the individual child. Their instructors
provide a positive, fun atmosphere where
children build on self- esteem while learning
to express themselves through the visual arts.
Be assured your child is learning in a supportive
environment where giggles and grins are
encouraged.
Grades K-2
Be a part of this play based on the classic fairy
tale about a young girl who learns to see with
her heart, not with her eyes. We will play theater
games and rehearse the play, complete with
costumes and scenery, which will be performed
for family and friends during the last class
period. Perfect for beginning and experienced
actors alike! All materials provided.
Crochet Like Crazy!
Grades 1-5
Get started with crochet! From holding your
hook to creating a beautiful granny square,
get the techniques you need to crochet with
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techniques you need to get started with crochet.
You will receive step-by-step instruction and
learn a basic chain stitch, single, and double
crochet stitch. Combine your new skills to create
a charming granny square blanket you’ll be
proud of. Crochet hook and one skein of yarn
provided for use in class. If you prefer to choose
yarn color, bring one skein of medium worsted
acrylic yarn available at any craft supply store.
No class Nov 24.
Morgan McDowell is a Special Education Social
Worker in District One91. She loves experimenting
with new crochet patterns and color combinations,
especially baby blankets and crocheted animals. Some
of her crafting adventures are featured on Instagram
with the name @handmadebymorganmcdowell.
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children’s theater for more than 30 years. He has
worked as an actor, playwright, and director with
several Twin Cities theater companies.
DCW-RN2B 4 sessions
Oct 25-Nov 15
Tu
4:05-5:30 pm
$49 Rahn Music Room
DCW-VV2B 4 sessions
Oct 26-Nov 16
W
4:05-5:30 pm
$49 Vista View Music
Pirates of the Spanish Main
Grades 3-5
Sail the Caribbean in search of pirate treasure!
Kids will make up their own swashbuckling pirate
adventure story, turn it into a play, complete with
costumes and scenery, and perform it for family
and friends during the last class period. An ideal
class for beginning and experienced actors alike,
students will learn theater skills and see how
a play it put together. All materials provided.
Small class size- register early!
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CLC-EN2A 6 sessions
Tu
Oct 25-Nov 29 $30
4:05-5 pm
E Neill Rm 101
DCW-GP2A 4 sessions
Oct 24-Nov 21
M
4:05-5:30 pm
$49 Gideon Pond Music
CLC-VV2A
4:05-5 pm
Vista View Media
DCW-HB2A 4 sessions
Oct 27-Nov 17
Th 4:05-5:30 pm
$49 Harriet Bishop NP1
5 sessions
Oct 27-Dec 1
Th
$25
Let’s Paint on Canvas
Grades K-5
Make room on your walls! You will be very proud
of your masterpieces painted on real canvas!
Learn simple step-by-step painting techniques
and create colorful owls, inspirational quotes,
impasto landscapes and more, all on canvas
boards. What’s impasto? Come to class and
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KPC-DEC2 4 sessions
Sep 24-Oct 15
Sa
$62
9:30-10:30 am
DEC Room 132
The How To’s of Drawing
Grades K-5
Do you love to draw? This introductory class
teaches the basic techniques and principles
of drawing. Creativity and imagination are
encouraged while experimenting with a variety
of drawing materials and techniques. You will
even receive your own sketchbook to keep
and draw in throughout the session.
KHD-DEC2 4 sessions
Nov 5-Dec 3
Sa
$62
9:30-10:30 am
DEC Room 132
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Youth
Mayer Arts Open
House for All Dancers!
Come to the Mayer Arts open house
on Saturday, September 17 from
10 am-noon to order shoes and
meet your teacher! Register by
September 12 and receive a free
tutu or king crown at the open house!
Open House held at Diamondhead
in Studio A.
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while building the lifelong skills of healthy habits and self-esteem
MAYER ARTS RECREATIONAL DANCE
Jazz & Hip Hop
Wish Upon a Ballet
Ages 6-9
Wish Upon a Ballet is a dance program for children that incorporates popular children’s stories as
well as ballet stories to create a dance class that is more than ballet steps. Using musical instruments,
parachutes and scarves we will create a complete fairy tale experience while we skip, leap, jump
and spin. This will introduce the movements and vocabulary of ballet in a fun and creative manner.
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Parents, family and friends are invited to observe a special performance at the end of each session.
Come join the fun! Girls and boys will need ballet shoes. Girls should wear a leotard and tights.
Boys should wear comfortable clothes they can move around in. Shoes will be available to order
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Get into the groove and keep moving! Learn
the importance of warming up your muscles
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exercises. Learn dances to your favorite songs
in up beat styles such as jazz, hip hop and the
smooth style of contemporary. You’ll leap, turn,
shine and have fun while improving posture,
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esteem building atmosphere. Ballet or jazz
shoes are required. No class Oct 20, Nov 24.
Gina Mayer Arts
RJH-02
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8 sessions
Oct 6-Dec 8
Th
$85
6:45-7:30 pm
DEC Studio A
Ages 3-6
Little Mermaid
Beauty and the Beast
RBA-A2
6 sessions
Sep 15-Oct 27
Th
$69
9:30-10:15 am
DEC Studio A
RBP-A2
8 sessions
Oct 6-Dec 8
Th
$85
5:15 pm-6 pm
DEC Studio A
RBP-B2
8 sessions
Oct 6-Dec 8
Th
$85
6 pm-6:45 pm
DEC Studio A
RBA-B2
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
6 sessions
Th
Nov 3-Dec 15 $69
No class Nov 24
9:30-10:15 am
DEC Studio A
MAYER ARTS PERFORMANCE DANCE
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ENQYPƂUJCPFQVJGTCFQTCDNGUGCETGCVWTGU.GVoUIQ7PFGTVJG5GCDress Rehearsal June 12, 5-7 pm, Recital June 13, 6-8 pm at the Mraz Center in
Burnsville High School $15/student recital fee due at registration. Costumes are required for the performance for an additional fee, to be determined.
Pre Ballet & Tap
Jazz, Hip Hop & Tap
Ages 3-5
This class includes the Wish Upon a Ballet
curriculum with the added fun of tap! An
introduction to the movements and vocabulary
of these disciplines are taught with the help of
musical instruments, parachutes and scarves.
Students will develop poise, strength and
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Children must be potty trained.
Growing dancers experience the exciting
rhythms of tap as well as the upbeat and
energetic style of hip hop and jazz dancing.
Proper terms for dance steps will be taught as
well as body awareness to improve posture,
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or jazz, tap shoes and comfortable clothing are
required. All levels welcome.
PDMM-A2
27 sessions
Oct 3-Jun 5
M
$274
5:15 pm-6 pm
DEC Studio A
Ages 6-8
PDMS-D2
27 sessions
Oct 8-Jun 3
Sa
$274
9:30 am-10:00 am
DEC Studio A
Ballet & Tap
Open House for All Dancers!
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and leap in ballet and jump and jive to energetic
music while learning tap. An introduction to the
movements and vocabulary of these disciplines
are taught with the help of musical instruments,
parachutes and scarves. Students will develop
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shoes are required. All levels welcome.
Sat, Sept 17 from 10 am to noon
PDMS-E2
See details on page 66.
Sa
$299
27 sessions
Oct 3-Jun 5
M
$299
6-7 pm
DEC Studio A
M
$299
7-8 pm
DEC Studio A
Ages 9-12
PDMM-C2
Ages 6-10
27 sessions
Oct 8-Jun 3
PDMM-B2
27 sessions
Oct 3-Jun 5
10:15-11:15 am
DEC Studio A
Monday Class: No class Oct 31, Nov 21, Dec 26, Jan 2, 16, Feb 20, Mar 27, Apr 3, May 29. Parent Observation Days Dec 19, Mar 20, June 5
Saturday Class: No Class Oct 22, Nov 26, Dec 24, 31, Jan 7, Mar 25, April 1, May 27. Parent Observation Days Dec 17, March 18, June 3
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Youth
THE PLAY’S THE THING
MUSIC
Children’s Theatre
Guitar Lessons
This performance-based program encourages students to develop artistic, social and personal
skills through the exploration of their own creativity and expression. The course cultivates stage
presence, performance technique and an appreciation of the performing arts. This creative
environment nurtures children’s natural gifts and develops the strengths critical to theatrical
performances, such as character development; vocalization, focusing on diction and projection;
memorization and choreography.
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Ages 6-Adult
In this hilarious Christmas classic, a couple struggling to put on a church Christmas pageant
is faced with casting the Herdman kids-probably the most inventively, awful kids in history.
You won’t believe the mayhem,and the fun, when the Herdman kids collide head on with the
Christmas story. This delightful comedy is adapted from the best-selling Young Adult book, and
has become a holiday staple for theater across the United States! This show features great roles for
children and adults, a few favorite Christmas carols and a lot of laughs. All who audition are cast!
Ages 6-18 - $140
Adults $25.
Under the direction of Dayna Railton
Ages 6-adult
This is a comprehensive starter guitar course.
Beginners will learn chords and tablature
reading, basic techniques and chord family
theory. Intermediate students will review the
basics and continue with picking and playing
riffs. Bring your acoustic or electric (non-amped)
guitar each week and music stand each week.
$20 materials fee (cash/check) payable to the
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chart, disc and binder. No class Nov 24.
Debora McBride has been teaching private lessons
to youth and adults for more than 15 years. She
has an uncanny ability to teach ‘”anything strings.”
Debora was recently named the “Best Teacher” in the
Reader’s Choice Award Winner list of 2015 for the Sun
This Week.
I294-A2
4 sessions
Oct 6-27
Th
$52
8-9 pm
DEC Fitness Room
I294-B2
4 sessions
Nov 10-Dec 8
Th
$52
8-9 pm
DEC Fitness Room
Located at Metcalf Middle School Cafeteria
Auditions Monday, October 10, 6-9:30 pm
Rehearsals
Thursdays and Fridays, October 13, 14, 20, 22, 27, 28. November 3, 4, 10, 11: 6-9 pm
Saturdays, October 15, 22, 29, November 5,12: 11 am - 2:30 pm
Monday and Tuesday, November 21, 22: 6-9pm
Monday-Friday, November 28-December 2: 6-8:30pm
Wednesday-Friday, December 7-9: 6-8:30pm
Located at Lakeville Area Arts Center
Tech Week December 12-15, 6-9:30
Performances December 16-27, TBD
Register for Course # TPT-C2
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
SPORTS & RECREATION
Dodgeball Club
Baton Twirling
Grades 3-5
Grades 1-5
Get your body up and moving! Dodgeball
is one of the most-requested activities in
Harriet Bishop’s phy ed program. Learn good
sportsmanship, respect for others, and play in a
fun environment with a competitive spirit. Work
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and spatial awareness. If you love dodgeball,
want to compete in a friendly environment
and burn off some “steam,” after school, the
dodgeball club is for you. Report directly to
the gym for check in. No class Nov 7,10.
Learn how to spin, toss and twirl. Students will
learn baton twirling and dance moves to fun
music. Batons will be provided for in class use.
Lauren Borchart has been a baton twirler for
10 years. She is currently the Feature Twirler at
Burnsville High School!
SBT-VVB2 4 sessions
M, W
Oct 24-Nov 2 $30
4:15-5 pm
Vista View Gym
SBT-GPC2 4 sessions
Nov 14-23
4:15-5 pm
Gideon Pond Gym
M, W
$30
SBT-RNC2 4 sessions
M, W
Nov 28-Dec 7 $30
4:15-5 pm
Rahn Gym
Running Club
Grades 3-5
Learn the fundamentals of running various
distances. Learn how stretching, the type of
clothing you wear, nutrition and sleep can
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will have the option of representing District
One91 at this year’s Twin Cities Marathon
Family Events and TC 5K, on October 8,
2016 (additional entry fees will apply). A
t-shirt is included as part of participating and
completing the running club. At registration,
indicate your child’s t-shirt size: 6-8 (Youth S),
10-12 (Youth M), 14-16 (Youth L), Adult Small
or Adult Medium. All students will need a good
pair of tennis/running shoes and comfortable
clothing for each day of class. No class Mon,
Sep 30, meet on Tue, Sep 27 instead.
Kids Tennis Club
Gr K-5
The Kids Tennis Club provides children the
opportunity to sample tennis, and continue to
build their skills. Children will enjoy learning the
game through supervised play and interactive
activities. Each player will receive their very own
Kids Tennis Club booklet to keep track of their
skills. All equipment provided.
Jake Loesch is the Physical Education teacher at
Harriet Bishop elementary. He teaches Dodgeball,
Kickball, and running clubs to inspire students to get
up and get active!
HBDB-A2 6 sessions
Oct 24-Nov 17
M, Th 4-4:45 pm
$30
Harriet Bishop Gym
HBDB-B2 6 sessions
Nov 28-Dec 15
M, Th 4-4:45 pm
$30
Harriet Bishop Gym
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tennis professional. She enjoys introducing tennis to
kids and showing them how fun it can be. Hayley has
worked for the USTA for the last several years with
the school tennis program.
TC-A2
5 sessions
Sep 16-Oct 14
F
$50
4:05-5 pm
Wm Byrne Gym
TC-B2
4 sessions
F
Oct 28-Nov 18 $40
4:05-5 pm
Wm Byrne Gym
TC-C2
3 sessions
Dec 2-16
4:05-5 pm
Wm Byrne Gym
F
$30
Jake Loesch
SYRC-02
9 sessions
Sep 19-Oct 7
M,W,F 4-4:45 pm
$50
Harriet Bishop Gym
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Youth
GYMNASTICS
District One91 Community Education and IGM partner to offer this recreational program in IGM’s state-of-the-art facility
Classes are held at IGM gymnastics training facility located at 14305 Southcross Dr W #120 in Burnsville
Preschool Beginner Gymnastics
Ages 3-5
Kids have fun learning the fundamentals of
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Class focus is on developing coordination and
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the supervision of mom or dad.
Parent & Tot Gymnastics
Ages 18 months to 3 years, with parent/adult.
GYM2-2A
8 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 31
M
$130
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2B
8 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 31
M
$130
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2C
8 sessions
Sep 14-Nov 2
W
$130
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2D
8 sessions
Sep 14-Nov 2
W
$130
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2E
6 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 12
M
$95
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2F
6 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 12
M
$95
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2G
6 sessions
Nov 9-Dec 14
W
$95
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM2-2H
6 sessions
Nov 9-Dec 14
W
$95
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
Parents participate and share in the fun of class with their toddler! Gymnastics professionals set up
age appropriate equipment, build obstacle courses and play kid-friendly music. Children work on
coordination, rhythm, spatial awareness, social and motor skills.
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GYM1-2A
8 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 31
M
$130
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-2E
6 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 12
M
$95
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-2B
8 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 31
M
$130
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-2F
6 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 12
M
$95
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-2C
8 sessions
Sep 14-Nov 2
W
$130
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-G2
6 sessions
Nov 9-Dec 14
W
$95
9:30-10:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-2D
8 sessions
Sep 14-Nov 2
W
$130
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
GYM1-2H
6 sessions
Nov 9-Dec 14
W
$95
10:30-11:15 am
IGM Gymnastics
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Girls Beginner Gymnastics
Ages 5-9
Girls on the Run
Students work to develop the skills for all
gymnastic events including vault, bars, beam,
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and coordination.
GYMF-2A
8 sessions
Sep 12-Oct 31
M
$150
6:30-7:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMF-2B
8 sessions
Sep 14-Nov 2
W
$150
6:30-7:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMF-2C
6 sessions
Nov 7-Dec 12
M
$110
6:30-7:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMF-2D
6 sessions
Nov 9-Dec 14
W
$110
6:30-7:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
Trampoline & Tumbling
Ages 6-12
Boys Beginner Gymnastics
Ages 5-9
Boys work on developing and strengthening
the skills consistent with the 10 levels of
gymnastics. Men’s gymnastics events include
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pommel horse. Boys enjoy ending each practice
on the trampolines. Fun and challenging skills
motivate gymnasts to continue to practice.
No class Nov 24.
GYMM-2A
8 sessions
Sep 13-Nov 1
Tu
$150
4:30-5:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMM-2B
8 sessions
Sep 15-Nov 3
Th
$150
4:30-5:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMM-2C 6 sessions
Nov 8-Dec 13
Tu
$110
4:30-5:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMM-2D 6 sessions
Th
Nov 10-Dec 22 $110
4:30-5:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
A great class for all ability levels,that focuses
on skills such as cartwheels, round-offs,
handsprings, and eventually back-tucks.
Classes for both beginners and advanced
are prefect for gymnasts and cheerleaders!
GYMT-2A
8 sessions
Sep 13-Nov 1
Tu
$130
6:30-7:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
GYMT-2B
6 sessions
Nov 8-Dec 13
Tu
$95
6:30-7:25 pm
IGM Gymnastics
IGM curriculum focuses on core gymnastics skills,
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in children’s over-all growth, strength, and
coordination. The recreational program is geared
toward 18 month old toddlers to teens who are
ready to learn new skills in a safe environment.
All programs are developed by professional
coaches who strive for growth, accomplishment
and the safety of all gymnasts. All IGM gymnastics
programs are designed by age groups. “So Much
Fun, Kids Will Flip!”
For Girls in Grades 3-5
Girls on the Run inspires girls to be joyful,
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based curriculum which creatively integrates
running. Girls develop running skills and
stamina, their own community service project
and participate in a Girls on the Run 5K event
at Harriet Island on November 12 with 1,000
other Twin Cities area Girls on the Run!
Class meets Tues and Thur, Sept 6-Nov 15
3:55-5:30 pm in Vista View Music room.
Registration fee includes a healthy snack
at each practice, water bottle and t- shirt,
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transportation. Running shoes and clothes
can also be provided if needed.
A sliding registration fee of $ 10 to $150 is
based on family need. Generous scholarships
are available. No one is turned away for
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Register online at by Sept 5. Space is limited.
gotrtwincities.org/get-involved/register-your-girl
Coaches Cindy Crawford, Mary Borrell, Emily
Goldsmith, Peggy Heimsted and Tess Bunker.
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MARTIAL ARTS
Kung Fu Wu-Shu
Age 5 and up
Not just a kicking, punching, self-defense
class, Kung Fu teaches awareness of self and
surroundings and improves self-esteem and
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which focuses on helping students develop
leadership, discipline, concentration and
coordination skills for a healthy mind and body.
Classes are are broken down by belt level.
Year-round progressive training offered. Learn
the sport of Kung Fun Panda, Jackie Chan and
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available. No class Oct 19, Nov 23.
Tae Kwon Do Ages 6-14
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He has over 20 years of experience in the martial arts and is ably assisted by several instructors, to ensure that
all participants receive plenty of attention. These courses have been taught continuously since 1992.
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White to Yellow Belt
Green to Black Belt
Learn effective techniques including kicking,
blocking, throwing and self-defense strategies
and techniques. You will develop a high level of
reaction force, balance, concentration, speed,
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The course will be instructed using traditional
training equipment, methods, and techniques.
No class Oct 18, 20. Class will meet at Gideon
Pond Gym on November 15.
This course is designed for those who have
completed the Beginner level course, or those
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The course will focus on sharpening basic
skills, implementation of more advanced
techniques and further exploration into the
art of Tae Kwon Do. No class Oct 18, 20.
Class will meet at Gideon Pond Gym on
November 15.
STK1-A2
6 sessions
Sep 13-29
Tu, Th 6-6:45 pm
$48
Sky Oaks Gym
TK2-A2
6 sessions
Sep13-29
Tu, Th 6:50-7:35 pm
$48
Sky Oaks Gym
STK1-B2
6 sessions
Oct 4-27
Tu, Th 6-6:45 pm
$48
Sky Oaks Gym
STK2-B2
6 sessions
Oct 4-27
Tu, Th 6:50-7:35 pm
$48
Sky Oaks Gym
STK1-C2
7 sessions
Nov 1-22
Tu, Th 6-6:45 pm
$56
Sky Oaks Gym
STK2-C2
7 sessions
Nov 1-22
Tu, Th 6:50-7:35 pm
$56
Sky Oaks Gym
STK1-D2
7 sessions
Tu, Th 6-6:45 pm
Nov 29-Dec 20 $56
Sky Oaks Gym
STK2-D2
7 sessions
Tu, Th 6:50-7:35 pm
Nov 29-Dec 20 $56
Sky Oaks Gym
STK1-A3
6 sessions
Jan 10-26
STK2-A3
6 sessions
Jan 10-26
Tu, Th 6-6:45 pm
$56
Sky Oaks Gym
Tu, Th 6:50-7:35 pm
$48
Sky Oaks Gym
Sifu Al Lam is the Director of National Treasure Kung
Fu Inc. He has over 30 years teaching experience
with youth and adults. He was the instructor of the
University of MN Chinese Kung Fu club for 13 years
and was awarded “Instructor of the Year” by the
University of MN recreational sports department. Sifu
Lam keeps his Kung Fu skills current with training and
lessons in Hong Kong and Mainland China.
Beginning to Blue Belt
SKF1-02
8 sessions
Oct 5-Dec 7
W
$85
6:15-7 pm
Hidden Valley Gym
2nd Blue to Black Belt
SKF2-02
8 sessions
Oct 5-Dec 7
W
$85
7:45-8:30 pm
Hidden Valley Gym
Kung Fu - Wu Shu Master Club
Advanced training - all levels & ages
SKFM-02
8 sessions
Oct 5-Dec 7
W
$85
8:45-9:30 pm
Hidden Valley Gym
Instruments and Sparring
Advanced and Intermediate students focus on
skills using training instruments and equipment.
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8 sessions
Oct 5-Dec 7
W
$85
7-7:45 pm
Hidden Valley Gym
WRESTLING CLUB Burnsville Sparks
Choi Kwang Do
Ages 6-13
Choi Kwang Do is a revolutionary and unique
martial art program founded on modern
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physiology, Kinesiology and bio mechanics. It
is designed for average individuals wanting to
learn real-life, practical self-defense skills, with
easy to learn, sequential movements generating
maximum force with sudden, lock-out, jerky
movements which cause injury to one’s body.
From white to black belt, our classes are taught
in a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere.
Enhance your health as you train in a noncompetitive,nurturing environment where
students progress at their own pace.
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provided and classes are offered continuously.
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Black Belt with the Choi Kwang Do International
Organization. He is excited share Choi Kwang Do and
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of its training.
SCK-A2 5 sessions $40
T,Th
6:15-7 pm Sep 15,20,22,27 DEC ECSE Gym
Sa
10-11 am Sep 17
Nicollet Gym
SCK-B2 6 sessions $48
T,Th
6:15-7 pm Oct 4,6,11,13
Sa
10-11 am Oct 8, 15
DEC ECSE Gym
Nicollet Gym
SCK-C2 6 sessions $48
T,Th
6:15-7 pm Nov 8,10,15,17 DEC ECSE Gym
Sa
10-11am Nov 12, 19
Nicollet Gym
SCK-D2 6 sessions $48
T,Th
6:15-7 pm Dec 6,8,13,15
Sa
10-11am Dec 3, 10
DEC ECSE Gym
Nicollet Gym
Introduces children PreK to Grade 6 to the sport of wrestling in a fun,
low-stress and well-supervised environment
Session 1
Designed for wrestlers of all skill levels
(beginner to advanced). Wrestlers will be
grouped by experience, and taught
fundamental wrestling techniques.
BSW-02
13 sessions
Nov 8-Dec 20
M, Tu
$58
6:15-7:30 pm
BHS F10
Session 2
FREE Rookie Camp
Designed for kids with less than two years of
wrestling experience who have an interest in
learning more about the sport. First year kids
will be introduced to the most basic techniques,
which will give them a solid foundation entering
the 2016-17 session. Kids with one to two years
of experience, will get a jump start on their
season and help work out the kinks.
BHS Wrestling Staff
BSW-Free
3 sessions
Oct 31-Nov 2
M, Tu, W 6:15-7:30 pm
BHS F10
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session, while also teaching more advanced
techniques. Both sessions will prepare wrestlers
for competition. Opportunities will be available
for wrestlers to participate in competition
outside of training sessions.
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the process toward wrestling for the Burnsville
High School Wrestling Team and beyond.
Children will learn the importance of selfÀiëiVÌ]Ãiv‡Vœ˜w`i˜Vi]̅iÛ>Õiœv…>À`
work and that goals can be achieved through
dedication and perseverance.
Participants can look to gain strength, agility,
balance and life skills necessary to be successful.
No class Jan 16, Feb 20.
BSW-03
16 sessions
Jan 2-Feb 28
M, Tu
$58
6:15-7:30 pm
BHS F10
Session 1 & 2 Package
BSW-B2
29 sessions
Nov 8-Feb 28
M, Tu
$100
6:15-7:30 pm
BHS F10
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Youth
Soccer Skills Clinic
Track & Field Decathlon
Grades 1-5
Grades 1-5
I Got Skills Soccer Clinic provides a fun yet structured environment where players from beginning to
elite learn and develop soccer skills. Work on speed and agility training to become stronger, faster
and more agile. Each player is pushed to improve technique and speed, working on footwork and
ball mastery. Exercises utilize all parts of the foot including laces, inside, outside, toes, heel and sole.
You’ll get the tools you need to deceive opponents and move past defenders. By improving your
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Meet in the Gym. *Wear clothes for outside play. No Class Nov 7, 8
Did you see the Olympic athletes compete in
Brazil? Javelin, discus, shot put, long jump, relay
race, hurdles and much more. This high-octane
decathlon class is designed for beginners and
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and hurdles, as well as lightweight safety shotput and discus materials. Get pumped and
primed to get your face on the next Wheaties®
box. Dress for outside play. All students please
check in with Project KIDS in the cafeteria for
a snack prior to going to class. Students will be
escorted to class.
Winter/Spring
4 Sessions - $10 - 8-8:55 am
No Class Feb 15
Fall
4 Sessions - $10 - 8-8:55 am
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SSC-EN2
M
Oct 24-Nov 21
E Neill Gym
SSC-RN2
M
Sep 19-Oct 10
Rahn Gym
SSC-ST2
Tu
Sep 20-Oct 11
Sioux Trail Gym
SSC-WB2
W
Sep 21-Oct 12
Wm Byrne Gym
SSC-GP2
Th
Sep 22-Oct 13
Gideon Pond Gym
SSC-SO2
F
Sep 23-Oct 14
Sky Oaks Gym
SSC-VV2
Tu
Oct 25-Nov 22
Vista View Gym
SSC-HV2
W
Oct 26-Nov 16
Hidden Valley Gym
SSC-HB2
Th
Oct 27-Nov 17
Harriet Bishop Gym
SSC-MW2
F
Oct 28-Nov 18
M W Savage Gym
SSC-WB3
W
Jan 25-Feb 22
Wm Byrne Gym
SSC-GP3
Th
Jan 26-Feb 16
Gideon Pond Gym
SSC-RN3
M
Jan 23-Feb 13
Rahn Gym
SSC-ST3
Tu
Jan 24-Feb 14
Sioux Trail Gym
SSC-SO3
F
Feb 3-24
Sky Oaks Gym
SSC-EN3
M
Apr 3-24
E Neill Gym
SSC-VV3
Tu
Apr 4-25
Vista View Gym
SSC-HV3
W
Apr 5-26
Hidden Valley Gym
SSC-HB3
Th
Apr 6-27
Harriet Bishop Gym
SSC-MW3
F
Apr 7-28
M W Savage Gym
Youth Enrichment League brings the highest
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instructors to school campuses. Youth Enrichment
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and enrichment can serve as a channel for students
to nurture those gifts.
YET-GP2 4 sessions
Sep 19-Oct 10
M
$48
4:05-5 pm
Gideon Pond Field 1
YET-WB2 3 sessions
Sep 22-Oct 6
Th
$38
4:05-5 pm
Wm Byrne Field 1
YET-HB2 4 sessions
Sep 20-Oct 11
Tu
$48
4:05-5 pm
Harriet Bishop Field 1
I Got Skills instructors are members of the National
Soccer Coaching Association of America and have
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individual technical skills needed to be successful
in the modern game of soccer. Coach Jason Popkin
has been coaching soccer in Hawaii and Minnesota
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United States Soccer Federation.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
DRIVER EDUCATION FOR TEENS 15 AND UP
Safeway Driving School has been in business in the Twin Cities for more than 40 years and is the largest driving school
in Minnesota, instructing more than 6,500 teens per year.
Classroom Instruction
Fees
For Teens 15 And Up
Classes prepare students for the Minnesota permit test and becoming a responsible driver.
The 30 hours of instruction is broken into 10 independent lessons. If a student needs to miss a
lesson, he or she can make up that exact lesson at the next Burnsville area session or at one of
->viÜ>Þ½ÃwÝi`œV>̈œ˜Ã°No class Nov 23, 24, Jan 26, Mar 13. Instructor, Cindy Thienes
Classroom & Behind the Wheel $365
Classroom and behind-the-wheel lessons
emphasize defensive driving techniques,
tailored for the inexperienced teen
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invincible teen attitude. Includes 30 hours
of classroom instruction and six hours of
behind-the-wheel training.
DSW-A2
10 sessions
M-Th
2:50-5:50 pm Sep 26-Oct 11 BHS C100
DSW-B2
10 sessions
M-Th
2:50-5:50 pm Nov 14-Dec 1
BHS C100
DSW-A3
10 sessions
M-Th
2:50-5:50 pm Jan 17-Feb 2
BHS C100
DSW-B3
10 sessions
M-Th
2:50-5:50 pm Mar 6-22
BHS C100
Classroom Only $215 - Includes 30 hours
DSW-A4
10 sessions
M-Th
2:50-5:50 pm Apr 10-25
BHS C100
DSW-B4
10 sessions
M-Th
2:50-5:50 pm May 1-16
BHS C100
of classroom instruction. Additional behindthe-wheel fee of $150 will be collected by
Safeway at the driving lessons.
Behind The Wheel Instruction Behind-the-wheel includes six hours of driving,
in three 2-hour lessons. All driving will be in a car with a responsible, licensed Safeway instructor.
Lessons are given on actual city streets, highways and freeways.
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to eight weeks after receiving their permit. Lessons should be a minimum of 30 days apart to
allow for practice driving. The behind-the-wheel lessons can be completed up to one year
after completing class. Scheduling is offered online for 24/7 convenience.
Student Pickup Students can arrange to be picked up for their behind-the-wheel lessons from
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Safeway Instructors Instructors are licensed by the MN Dept of Public Safety. Background
checks are performed each year, which include FBI, BCA and Department of Motor Vehicles checks.
Instructors have experience teaching teens and are extensively trained in Safeway’s curriculum.
“Our only focus is creating safe, responsible teen drivers.”
Parental Involvement
Parental involvement is required to produce
safe, responsible teen drivers. It is critical
that parents plan to practice weekly with
their student drivers. Safeway offers
detailed information on its website to
assist parents in understanding Minnesota
laws and requirements for student drivers.
They strongly encourage parents to attend
one of their parent classes, watch the parent
class online or review parent information
at www.safewaydrivingschool.com.
Parent Classes Safeway strongly
encourages parents to watch the online
videos that provide important information
about the teen driving process for parents
of registered students. If an in-person
class is preferred, details can be found on
Safeway’s website.
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ECFE - Parents & Children Birth to PreK
EARLY CHILDHOOD
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PRESCHOOL
& EARLY CARE
PAGES 96-101
District 191 offers a variety of preschool,
education and early care options for you
and your child including:
Learning Labs - Focused play for parents
and children birth to prekindergarten
Ready to Grow 0-3 - Full day enriched
childcare program for your infant or toddler
District 191 Early Childhood programs offer a continuum of services
that meet the needs of families. We strive to provide high quality learning
Ready to Learn 3-5 - Full day preschool
with child care
experiences and resources for children and adults.
Preschool Plus - A two day program with
one ECFE class day and one preschool day
EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION
Tiny Tots Preschool - A half day preschool
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Learn and Grow with ECFE! PAGES 76-95
ECFE builds relationships, enriches family life and supports learning for families with
children from birth to prekindergarten by offering classes, events and parent workshops
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Other classes include children from birth to prekindergarten so you can attend a class
with all of your children together. There are many options for you and your child to learn,
grow and play together!
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
AVAILABLE THROUGH DISTRICT 191 EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM
EARLY CHILDHOOD
SCREENING
Parent sessions to
support children’s
play and learning at
home with choices for
infants and toddlers,
birth to 5 years
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Screening helps ensure that all young
children are well equipped for learning,
and that families are aware of resources in
the school and community. It is required
for Kindergarten entry. Get information on
screening and scheduling an appointment
for your child on page 79.
Thank you to the Burnsville
Breakfast and Noon Rotary
Clubs for their continued
sponsorship of READY!
for Kindergarten.
PARENT COACHING
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free parent coaching is available on site at
Diamondhead Education Center. A parent
educator is available each week on Tuesdays,
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or by calling 952-707-4150 or you can drop
in if there is space. Children are supervised
by early childhood staff while you meet one
on one with a parent coach to discuss your
parenting concerns and gather information
and resources to support your family.
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READY! FOR KINDERGARTEN
Because babies are born learning!
Free to District 191 residents! READY! for Kindergarten provides parents the
opportunity to impact the lively early learning years before a child enters school,
a time which lays the foundation for all future learning. READY! for Kindergarten
teaches parents how to “play with a purpose,” which builds strong minds and
relationships. Parents learn activities and receive materials to make learning at home
fun and effective based on their child’s current age.
Early Childhood
PROGRAMS & SERVICES
Fall sessions October 25, 27 & 29 at Diamondhead Education Center
Parents enroll in one session per season. Pre-registration required.
For more information, contact Carmen Cook, 952-707-4117.
NEW
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EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION
ECFE - Parents & Children Birth to PreK
ECFE builds relationships, enriches family life and supports learning for families
Guided play with licensed early childhood teachers. Guided play happens when
early childhood teachers and support staff provide planned, intentional activities, materials
and conversation to support children’s interests and choices as they play.
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
EARLY CHILDHOOD
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Early Childhood programs:
1. Social-emotional development is the
foundation for strength and growth.
Children thrive in all areas of development
when their social-emotional needs are met.
2. Connecting children with nature through
outdoor learning experiences is crucial to
a child's healthy development and future
ability to care for the environment.
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A typical class includes:
Parent and child play experiences. Playing together in the planned early childhood
environment builds the parent/child relationship, supports children’s development,
strengthens social skills and fosters a joy of learning.
Adult discussion with a licensed parent educator. Talking about how children grow
and develop and discussing ideas about parenting and learning skills to help children thrive
supports adult learning and families.
3. The Minnesota Early Childhood Indicators
of Progress is an important tool used to guide
curriculum and assessment, and is used to
meet the developmental needs of all children.
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partnerships and events provides support
and resources for families.
5. 191 Early Childhood Programs has a
commitment to the importance of parents
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By providing parent education, family support
and enhancement of relationships, we build
strong families and communities.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
SCREENING
A Free Service for Children 36-60 months old
The ideal age for screening is 3 years old.
Screening helps ensure that all young children are
well equipped for learning, and that families are
aware of resources in the school and community.
Classes Designed to Fit Your Needs, Schedule & Child’s Age
Most of the ECFE infant and toddler classes are 1½ hours in length and are typically
non-separating, while birth to prekindergarten classes are 2 hours in length and do
separate for discussion. ECFE also offers a variety of non-separating options, community
locations and topics groups.
2016-17 ECFE Schedule
Fall Semester
12-14 weeks Sept 12-Dec 21 œV>ÃÃ"ṾLJӣ] œÛÇ]Ó{]Óx
January Break YGGMU,CP(GD
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Spring Semester 12-15 weeks
Feb 6-May 26
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Screening is essential to your child’s future
success in school. Early Childhood Screening
is a free and simple check of your child’s vision,
hearing, height, weight and development
(thinking, communication and language,
large and small muscles, and social/emotional
development), as well as a brief review of health
history and immunizations. After your child’s
screening, you will be given a full report of your
child’s learning and growth.
Screening is required for kindergarten entry.
You will need to provide your school with your
child’s Early Childhood Screening summary
and immunization record prior to attending
kindergarten in any Minnesota public school.
Early Childhood
School Readiness
Early Childhood Screening is FREE. Screenings
are held at Diamondhead Education Center
in Suite 108 at 200 W Burnsville Pkwy, Burnsville.
(Door #11 lower level, off Pillsbury Ave)
WHEN YOUR CHILD IS NEAR AGE 3
Call 952-707-4100 to make an appointment.
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DEDICATED SPACES
ECFE - Parents & Children Birth to PreK
Designed for Learning, Growth & Exploration
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Library
The library is a space where teachers expand upon
what children are learning in their classrooms by working
with small groups purposefully boosting curriculum with
targeted literacy and music activities.
MN Reading Corps teachers and tutors use the library
to teach strategies that enable children to reach readiness
prior to the start of Kindergarten.
This quiet space is perfect for small groups as well
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Dramatic Play Room
This unique classroom is a space entirely dedicated to extended dramatic play.
Through pretend play children are strengthening language and social emotional
skills while forming essential executive function abilities. These skills and abilities
are keys to a child future success.
In the Dramatic Play Room children have played and learned in a Mexican
Restaurant, A Space Station and a Coffee Shop. In the coming months the Dramatic
Play Room will transform into a Veterinary Clinic and a Fishing and Camping Ground.
District 191 Early Childhood programs have several
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children's experiences and development of language,
creative, social, emotional, small and large motor and
other school readiness skills.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Early Childhood
Three Specialty Gyms
Small Gym
Gym C offers tiny spaces that are perfect for infants and toddlers to practice newly
developed motor skills, coordination and moving their bodies around in space.
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Connect Four game and basketball.
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as small groups of older children participating in teacher-led motor and calming
activities.
Medium Gym
Gym B is perfect for free motor play as well as teacher-led games and activities.
This gym features a variety of riding and balancing opportunities along with
plenty of balls for throwing and catching. Gym B is located in the same hallway
as the Dramatic Play Room and Library so students often have the opportunity
to split time in these other dedicated play to learn spaces.
Big Gym
Gym A is our biggest indoor motor room and it can accommodate large groups
of children participating in a shared activity or free choice physical play taking place
by many children at the same time. There is a variety of different riding and building
toys that invite imagination to gym time.
Our specialty gyms offer many opportunities for parents
and children including a climbing wall!
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Non-Separating Classes
ECFE - Parents with Babies & Toddlers
BABIES & TODDLERS
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Little Movers
7 to 14 months
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Play and learn together with your child in
our infant/toddler area, then enjoy some
adult conversation with other parents and
a parent educator. Topics range from child
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Birth-3 years
Baby and Me
Birth-12 months
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would be? Enjoy this exciting, exhausting,
exhilarating time with your little one at this
ECFE class for parents and infants. Appreciate
time to play with your baby in our specially
designed classroom, meet other parents
and talk with a parent educator about baby
development, reading baby’s cues, sleeping
and feeding, parenting ideas and more.
Welcome to parenthood! No class Oct 19.
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5-12 months
Come to this ECFE class and participate in
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quiet, some active and some in-between.
Each week, parents will learn new ways that
play enhances development and learning.
Learn to read your baby’s cues, observe their
changing development and talk with a parent
educator about this engaging time in your
family life! No class Oct 19. Jordan
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Life with infants and toddlers is very busy,
especially when you are trying to balance
everything else. Join us for this relaxing, low
key class where you can slow down and enjoy
playing with your child, expose your child to
art activities, music and singing, snacks and
gym time, and interact with other parents.
It’s a great time to observe your child
interacting with others, and engaging in
new play opportunities. Class is staffed by
a licensed family educator who can provide
resources and answer parenting questions.
No class Oct 18.
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One-derfuls
Tune Into Toddlers
Birth -36 months
12-24 months
18-36 months
We set the stage in our early childhood
environment for learning through play,
exploration of materials and lots of moving
activities with infants and toddlers! Parents
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as a great place to spend some social time
with other parents and young children.
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are learning to move about independently,
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out more about their world. Come and
enjoy a relaxing playtime in a “child proof”
setting, then meet with our parent educator
to discuss your wonderful one-year old!
Common topics with one-year olds are
changes in sleeping and eating patterns,
bedtime routines and separation. Parent
discussion is held in the classroom.
No class Oct 17, Nov 7.
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or her own drum? Come to ECFE and tune
into your toddler during class. First, spend
time watching your toddler’s activities and
choices in the early childhood classroom.
Then talk with other parents about family
topics, parenting ideas and activities. Finally,
enjoy some one-on-one time with your little
toddlers. Learn ways to stay “tuned in” to
your toddler all week long! No class Oct 19.
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a través del juego, la exploración de
materiales y muchas actividades con bebés
y niños pequeños en movimiento! los padres
encontrarán ideas creativas para usar en casa,
así como un gran lugar para pasar el tiempo
social con otros padres y niños pequeños.
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No hay clases Oct 20, Nov 24.
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Parenting Your Newborn
Birth-4 months
Now that baby has arrived, come to a
relaxed class to enjoy time to play and
learn more about this new person in your life.
Meet other parents and talk with a parent
educator about infant development, reading
baby’s cues, sleeping and feeding, parenting
ideas and more. ECFE gives a warm welcome
as you enter your new role as parent.
No class Nov 24.
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Look What I’m Learning!
2-3 years
Is this normal? Is it a phase or a stage? Is it a
milestone to be celebrated? Did you know
parents have stages and milestones too? We
will help answer these questions and more
during this fun, informative class. We begin
with time to play and observe your child,
then separate for discussion while children
play and learn together. Bring your questions,
experiences and comments to share with one
another as we learn together. No class Oct
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new skills, testing new ideas, and developing
new friendships! Class provides time to
enjoy activities together with your child,
share observations and discussion time with
other parents and guided play for children
to practice these emerging skills. Discussion
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child development, guidance strategies, and
temperament along with plenty of time to
discuss day to day topics. Separation will take
place gradually as determined by class. No
class Oct 21, Nov 25. Sharon
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Love and Logic
Parenting little ones can be exhausting...
until you discover Love and Logic. Take the
exhaustion out and put the fun into parenting
your little one. Love and Logic Magic for
Early Childhood, a popular book by Jim
and Charles Fay will guide our discussions
about hassle-free mornings, time out,
whining, tantrums and many other everyday
challenges. No class Oct 19. Mari, Sharon
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Me and My Dad
Saturday Class!
Join us for this relaxing, Saturday morning
class where dads can slow down with
their kids. Enjoy new and familiar toys and
activities, and spend plenty of time in the gym
and outside using big muscles. After playing
together, dads separate for adult discussion
about parenting, child development and
topics chosen by the group. Children continue
to play with peers and the early childhood
staff during discussion. MaryKaye, Jen
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Having strong connections within your family
sets the stage for healthy social emotional
development and provides a foundation for
building important skills. Parents learn about
developmental milestones, understand how
a connected approach supports developing
social skills and discuss how to address
concerns. Children have the opportunity to
practice these skills in the classroom under
the guidance of early childhood staff. No class
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A Parent’s Toolbox
Learn tools for connecting, communicating
and guiding! As babies grow into toddlers
and preschoolers, parents look for ways to
provide for their changing development
and lay a foundation of lifelong skills such as
self-reliance, respect, integrity, self-discipline
and more. This class concentrates on building
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Parenting Multiples
Little bundles of energy, into
everything times two or more
Are you parenting multiples and looking
for an ECFE class that focuses on the tasks
and triumphs of raising multiples? Do you
want to connect with other families that
are experiencing some of the same things
you are? Come experience play with your
children in our early childhood classroom
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parent discussion time.
Children play and learn with a licensed
Early Childhood Teacher while you get
adult time with other parents and a licensed
Parent Educator. No class Oct 20, Nov 24,
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Discussion includes learning tools for
connecting with children and partners, tools
for relating authentically and communicating
effectively with one another as well as tools
that support parents in guiding children’s
behavior and development.
Fall Semester
There will be play and learning activities
together before we separate for discussion.
This class promises to provide thought
provoking discussion. No class Oct 18. Vicki
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8 sessions
$75 Family Fee
MaryKaye, Shari
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DEC L12,L15
12 sessions
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Saturday Class
FAMILY
LEARNING
for English Language
Learners
Parents learn English and receive
parenting resources and support from
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(birth to prekindergarten) learn and
play under the guidance of ECFE
teachers.
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the early learning classroom and
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Tiny Tots preschool. Call Judy Berndt
at 952-707-4125 for more information.
Early Childhood
The Connected Family
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BIRTH TO PRE-K
A Year in the Life...
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Year Long Class
It’s no secret that raising toddlers and
emerging preschoolers can be a struggle
some days, and it’s so rewarding! Join other
families who are going through the same ups
and downs of raising two and three year olds.
This year long class allows for longer time
together, building friendships among children
and adults alike. Weekly discussions give
parents information and support focused
on topics of interest to the group.
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discovering something NEW every single
day... and so are you! It can feel interesting,
intimidating and involved all at the same time.
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the classroom and weekly parent discussions,
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you navigate this year together. Discussions
center on parent interests along with child
and parent development. No class Oct 18,
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Lunch and Dinnertime
Fun and Connections
Connect with other parents and enjoy fun
and creative activities each week with your
child. This is a class for families experiencing
stressful challenges in addition
to the typical parenting experience.
After play time together, licensed staff will
offer play and care for your children during
separation time while parents share and
learn in a supportive setting with a licensed
Parent and Family Educator.
Speakers will present monthly on topics
that are meaningful to the group.
Call 952-707-4150 to request a brief
phone interview prior to registering.
Lunch or dinner will be provided for
parents and children at each class.
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Separating Classes
Do you ever think that you are the only
parent to experience sleepless nights,
challenging behaviors, tender hearts, and
precocious minds? In this class, parents have
the opportunity to share questions,successes
and concerns with one another and a licensed
parent educator. Share what’s on your mind,
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humor, joy and laughter that comes with
parenting young children! No class Oct 19,
Dec 28, Jan 4, Mar 1, 29. Shari, Nina, Lisa,
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Parenting with
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and most important teacher. We also believe
that parenting is the most rewarding and
challenging job a person will ever do. ECFE
is designed to be a place to learn, share
and build relationships with other families.
Our experienced ECFE staff guides play and
learning for both children and adults. You will
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about parenting, family life, celebrating
ourselves and more in this fun and relaxed
class. Year long sliding fee. No class Oct 21,
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Better Partners,
Better Parents
Balanced Parenting
Do you feel like you have too many plates in
the air? Could you use more help? Do your
“shoulds” outnumber your wants? If so, you
may be looking for more balance in your
daily life. This year long class offers a regular
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mindful of what you do and say to create a
calmer more relaxed family life. As always our
parent discussion time is balanced with time
together in the early childhood classroom
with your child. No class Oct 21, Nov 25,
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how to care for your adult relationship,
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the children in your life. This parent education
class offers a shorter interaction time and a
longer focused learning and discussion
time for adults. Make an investment in your
family by focusing on your adult relationship.
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Early Childhood
What’s On Your Mind?
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BIRTH TO PRE-K Non-Separating Classes
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S to the 4th Power!
Let's explore "S" to the 4th - Science,
Sensory, Stories and Songs. These stations
offer ways for children to explore STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
through play. Children develop curiosity and
motivation, problem-solving and persistence
when engaged in exploration. We will
learn about cause and effect, opposites,
volume, measurement, simple machines
and more through questioning, hands-on
experimentation and play.
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Kid Size Adventures
Ready for an adventure? Visit Shari's
classroom on Tuesday afternoons for pretend
play and creative projects. We provide the
space and materials, you and your child
provide the action and play and then we
clean up! This is a non-separating class
focused on dramatic play and creative
expression. We will get messy, adventure
over to our specially designed dramatic
play room and take adventures right in
our own classroom. No class Oct 18. Shari
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Learning Lab
“Play is the work of the child.” –
Maria Montessori “Play is the highest
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learning.” – Fred Rogers
As you can see from these quotes,
we are in very good company in our
belief that play is the foundation of
learning. Learning Lab classes offer
children the opportunity for focused
play so children can learn naturally.
Our classroom is set up with
play stations. Parents will receive
corresponding information that
highlights some key learning that
takes place at each play station
as well as ways to expand play at
home. This class is co-taught by a
licensed Early Childhood teacher
and a licensed Parent Educator
who plan each week with the
whole child in mind.
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Play, Read and Run!
Birth-PreK
Celebrate Baby!
For families with infants
birth to 6 months
Let us help you celebrate your baby's arrival
with a mini baby shower at ECFE! Enjoy
activities with baby, discussion with other
parents and information about District 191
options for your family. You'll also receive
some fun gifts including a special One91
onesie! This is a free event open to your
whole family, however, please register so
we can plan appropriately. FREE
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Come play in our specialty spaces: the
Dramatic Play room, the Library and the
Gym! We set the stage in these rooms to
engage your child in learning through play,
exploration of materials, movement and
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use at home as well as a learning what a great
place ECFE is to meet with other parents and
young children. Play, Read and Run meets
monthly. Please register each time you plan
to attend. $10 family fee per session.
Meet in Gym A.
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Play With Me!
Birth-PreK
We set the stage in our early childhood
environment for learning through play,
exploration of materials, gym time and more!
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as well as a learning what a great place ECFE
is to meet with other parents and young
children. $10 family fee per session.
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Curious About
Kindergarten
Kindergarten Information
for Parents of a 3-5 Year Olds
Join us for one of these free sessions
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including:
How do I enroll? How can I make
sure that my child is ready? What will
my child do during a typical day in
kindergarten?
Early Childhood
Monthly Classes
Join us to get answers to these
questions and more! Register at
communityed191.org
Nov 10 at 5 pm
Nov 15 at 10am
Diamond Education Center,
200 W Burnsville Pkwy, Burnsville
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Birth to PreK
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There is a $7 Family fee per session.
ABC Activities
Join us as we celebrate the ABC’s.
Experience literacy in many ways when we
explore letters together! Create a letter mat,
discover how playdough, string, music and
water can be used to learn about letters and
play table and active games with the ABC’s!
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Apples, Apples,
Red and Green
Explore science and math with apples; try
a taste test with red and green apples –
which do you like best? Create an apple craft,
measure ingredients for an apple pie in a cup
snack, and try some sorting and sequencing
with apple games.
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Gingerbread Cookies
Excite the senses with today’s gingerbread
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Your creative side will decorate a gingerbread
person craft AND a gingerbread cookie with
frosting, candy and sprinkles for snack time.
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Pumpkin Day, Pumpkin Night
We’ll be using math skills on a pumpkin
journey through this fun story by Anne
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big and not too small. We’ll make our own
pumpkin project, count some pumpkin seeds,
and play with pumpkin spice play dough. We
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Squirrels and Acorns
Good Night Moon
Routines help children feel secure in daily life.
This story by Margaret Wise Brown is often a
bedtime favorite, easing the transition from
day to night. At class, search for hidden shiny
moons and stars in our sensory table, make a
beautiful nighttime sky creation (with glitter
if you want to!), and play with some relaxing
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Monkey Soup!
Have you ever had Monkey Soup? Let your
imagination roll and help make our very own
Monkey Soup. You’ll need to listen carefully,
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it up. Who knows what it will taste like?!
We will learn about real monkeys too.
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Have you ever wondered why squirrels hide
acorns in a tree? Become a naturalist at this
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and outside of an acorn with a magnifying
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about different types of squirrels that live
in Minnesota.
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Twinkling Lights
Winter Holiday Traditions
Did you know that the winter holidays
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lights to celebrate? Learn about what these
holidays have in common and how lights
are part of each of them. Make a tree or
candle holder with some twinkling lights,
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sequence from small to large. Brighten your
afternoon with ECFE.
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Fire Muster Fun!
September 11, 2016
Join the fun in Burnsville at the annual Fire
Muster event in Civic Center Park. On Saturday
September 11, join us to walk in the parade,
visit our Kids Korner booth after the parade or
both! For more information about this event,
watch our website and facebook pages or
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Read for the Record
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Jumpstart’s Read for the Record® is a
national campaign that was launched over
a decade ago to address the educational
inequities that leave too many children
unprepared for kindergarten.
On October 27, children and adults will
gather to learn, laugh, and read as part of
the world’s largest shared reading experience.
This year's campaign book, /…ii>ÀƂÌi
Your Sandwich is a classic tale of a bear’s
epic journey and the mystery surrounding
one delicious sandwich by Julia SarconeRoach. 191 Early Childhood Programs along
with district elementary schools participate
each year to support this mission.
Read for the Record inspires adults to
read with children, spurs policy makers
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transformative change in early education,
and puts books in the hands of more
children across the country.
Fire Station Open House
October 6, 5-8 pm
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and see the trucks! We’ll have fun activities
too! Fire Station #1, 911 140th Street W,
in Burnsville
La Familia Spanish Family Class
Clases para familias que hablan Español con niños de 0 a 5 años de edad. Las clases
son los días Miércoles en el centro “Diamondhead Education Center.” Diamondhead
está ubicado en 200 West Burnsville Parkway. Venga y disfrute momentos con sus niños
mientras ellos aprenden. Tenemos juegos, libros, juguetes, y cantamos canciones.
Hacemos proyectos de arte. Además tienes la oportunidad de conocer padres que hablan
Español que desean discutir temas de como ser mejores padres. Para más información,
llamenos al (952-707-4150).
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Early Childhood
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Information, Input or Volunteering
The outdoor classroom continues to evolve. Community input and
assistance is appreciated. Contact Carmen Cook at 952.707.4117
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up to volunteer to help care for the outdoor classroom.
Support Our Outdoor Classroom
Purchase a Dirt Shirt
Remember, when you purchase a Dirt Shirt for $15, you are helping
to fund the outdoor classroom! This money goes toward the purchase
of plants, materials and supplies.
AREAS FOR LEARNING…
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Š Tip Top Tree House
Š Land of the Logs
Š Messy Materials Area
The outdoor classroom at Diamondhead Education Center is
more than just a play space. Its purpose is to provide children
with more connection and experiences with the natural world.
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increased social interaction, creativity and enhanced overall
development.
Š Cricket Corner Music
and Movement Area
Š Northern Lights Art Area
Š Sandy Cove Sand Box
Š Rocky Ridge Roundabout
Š Wheeled Toys Area
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
MONDAY
Activities & Classes
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 12/15
#E612 The Connected
Family (Birth-PreK)
Shari, Mary Kaye,
Karen, Laura
10-11:30 am
Rm 11
#LL12 Learning Lab
(Birth-PreK) NS
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
8:20 am-3 pm
Early Childhood Screening
9-10:30 am
Rm 13
#E112 Tune Into Toddlers
(18-36 months)
8:20 am-3 pm
Early Childhood Screening
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 12/15
#EY40 Balanced Parenting
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
9-10:30 am
Rm 13
#PL612 Infant/Toddler
Playtime (Birth-3 years)
Jordan, Karen
9:15-11:15 am
Rm 12/15
#E652 Parenting Multiples
(Birth-PreK)
Shari, Nina, Laura, Lisa
Jordan, Karen
Jordan, Vicki
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 12
#YL20 A Year in the Life
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
Cynthia, Shari
10-11:30 am
Rm 13
#E122 One-derfuls
(12-24 months)
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 11
#E622 A Parent's Toolbox
(Birth-PreK)
Vicki, Laura
12:15-1:45 pm
Rm 12
#SP62 S to the 4th Power!
(Birth-PreK) NS
Shari
9:30 am-12 pm
Rm 1
FL Early Learning
(Birth-3 years)
Emily, Kenzie
12:30-2 pm
Rm 11
#LL22 Learning Lab
(Birth-PreK) NS
Jordan, Vicki
12:30-2 pm
Rm 13
Celebrate Baby!
Sept 12, Nov 14
Repeated Thur, 5-6:30 pm
Oct 13
12:30-2 pm
Rm 13
Play, Read, and Run!
Sept 19, Oct 24, Nov 14
Repeated Thur, 5-6:30 pm
Sept 22, Oct 27, Nov 17
12:30-2 pm
Stone Grove Apts
Stone Grove Playtime
(Birth-PreK)
11 am-12:30 pm
Rm 13
#E032 Little Movers
(7-14 months)
Jordan, Karen
12-1:30 pm
Rm 12
#KSA62 Kid Size
Adventures (Birth-PreK)
NS, Shari
1-3:30 pm
Rm 1
FL Early Learning
(Birth-3 years)
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 11
#E632 Love and Logic
(Birth-PreK)
Mari, Sharon
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 12/15
#YL30 What's on your
Mind?
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
Shari, Nina, Lisa, Laura
11-12:30 pm
Rm 13
Vicki, Laura
Mary Kaye
6-7:30 pm
Rm 13
#E212 Evening
with the Tots
(Birth-3 years)
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 11
#E642 Ages & Stages
(Birth-PreK)
Sharon
10 am-12 pm
Rm 13
#YL10 Terrific 2's and 3's
(year long)
Laura, Jordan, Vicki
#E022 Creepers and
Crawlers (5-12 months)
11:45 am-1:45 pm
Rm 11
#YL60 Parenting Multiples
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
Jordan, Karen
Mary Kaye, Shari
12-2 pm
Rm 11
#FC12 Fun & Connections
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
12:30-2:30 pm
Rm 11
#PP342 Preschool Plus
Parent/Child (3-4 years)
Vicki, Laura
Mari, Sharon
12:30-2 pm
Rm 11
Wacky Wednesdays
(Birth-PreK)
Shari, Lisa
9:30 am-12 pm, 1-3:30 pm
Rm 1
FL Early Learning
(Birth-3 years)
Emily, Kenzie, Karen (pm)
Emily, Kenzie, Karen
12:30-2:30 pm
Rm 11
#PP342 Preschool Plus
Child Only (3-4 years)
Mary Kaye, Shari
4-5:30 pm
Rm 13
Parent Coaching
4:30-6:30 pm
Rm 12
#SP10 La Familia
(de 0 a 3 grado)
Cynthia, Shari
6-7:30 pm
Rm 13
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(Birth-6 months)
9:30-11:30 am
Rm 11
#EY50 Parenting with Wit
and Wisdom
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
Jordan, Vicki
9:30-11:30 am Rm 13 #E232
Look What I’m Learning!
(2-3 years) Sharon
10-11:30 am Chancellor Manor
#CM02 Chancellor Manor
Playtime – 1st/3rd Friday
(Birth-PreK)
Mary Kaye
10-11:30 am Dakota Station
#DS02 Dakota Station
Playtime – 2nd/4th Friday
(Birth-PreK)
Mary Kaye
9:30 am-12 pm, 1-3:30 pm
Rm 1,2 FL Family Day
(Birth-PreK)
1-2:30 pm
Rm 13
#SPL22 Spanish Infant/
Toddler Playtime (Birth-3 )
9:30 am-12 pm, 1-3:30 pm
Rm 1 FL Early Learning
(Birth-3 years)
Emily, Kenzie, Karen (pm)
3-4:30 pm
Rm 13 #E012
Parenting Your Newborn
(Birth-4 months)
SATURDAY
at Diamondhead
every other week
8:30-10:30 am
Rm 12
#E673 Me and My Dad
(Birth-PreK)
Early Childhood
ECFE
Mary Kaye, Jen
4-6 pm
Rm 11
#FC22 Fun and
Connections
(Birth-PreK yearlong)
Vicki
5:30-7:30 pm
Rm 12/15
#E662 Better Partners
(Birth-Grade 3)
Mary Kaye
9:30-11 am
Rm 11
#PL6 Play with Me!
(Birth-PreK)
Sept 24, Oct 22
Nov 5, Dec 10
10:45 am-12:45 pm Rm 12
#E683 Parenting Multiples
(Birth-PreK)
Mary Kaye, Jen
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Weather Related
Cancellations
ECFE REGISTRATION
Child Attending
Birthdate
Class Name
ID#
$
If classes are delayed or
canceled for District 191
due to severe weather or
emergency conditions,
cancellations will be
announced on the media
outlets listed below.
You will not be
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Birthdate
Class Name
ID#
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Cancellations Notices
$
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KSTP-TV Channel 5
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Return this form with payment to 200 W. Burnsville Pkwy, Suite 100, Burnsville, MN 55337
Payment, and a copy of immunization record, and health forms must be submitted at the time
of registration. œ˜œÌÃi˜`V>ň˜Ì…i“>ˆ°
Parent/Guardian Name
Child Attending
Birthdate
Class Name
ID#
Address
If school is
closed all day
ECFE Registration
City/State/Zip
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Home Phone
Work/Cell Phone
Email
District Resident:
___Yes
___No
‰ Cash
‰ Money Order #___________________________________________________
UCare No. (If applicable)__________________________ ‰ Fee assistance request: I am able to pay $_________________________
‰ Visa/MC_______________________________________Exp. _____ /_______ Cardholder Signature_______________________________
Please include MN Department of Education Questionnaire (on next page) with your registration
All Early Childhood
programs are canceled.
If school is
delayed 2 hours
There is no morning ECFE
or Preschool class, but the
regular class schedule is in
effect the rest of the day.
If the weather turns
bad late in the day
ECFE and Preschool
class cancellations will be
announced on the radio and
TV stations listed above.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
ECFE uses a sliding fee scale based on family income. The scale is the same for
both fall and spring semesters. Choose the fee based on your current income
and length of each class. Fee waivers are available for District 191 families.
Three Payment Plan
First payment due at registration; second payment due January 6; third payment
FWG/CTEJIf you plan to pay the Full Year Rate Tuition, full payment is due at
the time of registration
MN Department of Education Questionnaire
Please include this with your registration
ECFE TUITION
PAYMENTS FOR SEMESTER CLASSES
SEMESTER SLIDING FEE SCALE
Yearly Income
$115,000+
$95-114,999
$70-94,999
$50-69,999
$30-49,999
$0-29,999
Fee A
Fee B
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$150
$125
$100
$75
$50
$25
$175
$150
$125
$100
$75
$40
The questions below are optional, however answers are strongly encouraged.
The information from this data will help the Minnesota Department of Education.
Data will be handled and protected by state and federal education data privacy laws.
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__Grandfather __ Foster Mother __ Foster Father __ Guardian __ Other Relative
Your highest level of school completed. (Mark only one): __8th grade
__HS Diploma __Some college-no degree
__Master’s Degree
__Associate’s Degree
__12th grade
__Bachelor’s Degree
__PhD
Number of people in household
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What is your current job status? __Employed more than 25 hours per week
__Employed less than 25 hours per week __Unemployed, seeking employment
__Unemployed, not seeking employment
YEARLONG SLIDING FEE SCALE
Classes meet September through May.
Yearly Income
Full Year
3 Payments
$115,000+
$390
$130
$95-114,999
$340
$115
$70-94,999
$290
$100
$50-69,999
$240
$80
$30-49,999
$190
$65
$0-29,999
$120
$40
Early Childhood
Sliding Fee Scale for Tuition
What was your household’s total yearly income, before taxes last year? $____________
What is the primary language spoken by the child? (circle all that apply): English,
Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Vietnamese, Karen, Arabic, Russian, Mandarin, Laotian, Oromo,
Cambodian, Other: ___________
What is the race/ethnicity of your child(ren)? (circle all that apply): White, Black/African/
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American Indian/Alaskan Native, Other single race, Other two or more races
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CHOICES FOR YOUR PRESCHOOLER
Tiny Tots Preschool*
Ages 3 to 5
A traditional half day preschool experience
meeting two or three days per week, morning
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independent toileting skills. For current
openings, call 952-707-4150.
Ready to Learn Early Care
and Education Ages 3 to 5
Preschool Plus Parents &
Children Ages 33 months to 4 years
ECFE Learning Labs
Ages 3-5
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adult relationships. We strive to provide an engaging, caring and safe preschool experience
that is conducive to learning. We support and nurture the growth of the whole child, including
a child’s cognitive, physical and creative development with an emphasis on developing social
and emotional skills that lay a foundation for success in learning and in life.
You may register anytime during the year on a space available basis.
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participation provide a great transition
experience. This is a two day per week
program, with day one as a traditional parent/
child ECFE class and day two as a child only
preschool day. Children do not need to have
self toileting skills mastered to attend.
Join anytime.
Focused play experiences for children and
parents along with supporting information
about classroom play stations and ideas for
play at home. See page 88.
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Parents and children birth to Pre-K
A full day preschool experience with child
care in a developmentally appropriate setting.
Preschoolers experience a play-rich and
supportive social environment and curriculum
targeting all areas of development.
Preschool & Prekindergarten
Preschool for 3 to 5 year olds
Children who are 3 by Sept 1, 2016
Classes are offered at Diamondhead
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per week.
Prekindergarten for 4 year olds
Children who are 4 by Sept 1, 2016
Tiny Tots uses a planning framework based
on theory and research that provides early
childhood teachers with a sound method
to plan and implement daily activities for
learning in the classroom. This framework
aligns with MN early learning standards
and includes language and literacy, math
and science, social emotional development,
dramatic play, the arts and learning
with nature.
Tiny Tots has earned 4 stars, the highest
rating possible from Minnesota’s Parent
Aware system. This award ensures that
programs meet the highest standards
in providing quality early childhood
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Preschool teachers have a degree in early
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have a combination of education and
experience with young children.
Classes are offered 4 days per week, Tuesday
through Friday, mornings, 9:15 am-12:15 pm
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District 191 elementary schools: Sky Oaks,
Hidden Valley, Sioux Trail and Rahn.
PRESCHOOL PLUS
Getting Ready for School
Preschool Plus is a two day program for
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weekly parent participation and a preschool
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learning through play and the development
of social and play skills. Parents join in on
Family Day and drop off on Preschool Day.
The parent involvement day is a requirement
of Preschool Plus. Children do not need to be
toilet trained to participate.
Preschool Plus Family Day:
During Preschool Family Day, parents share in
an ECFE class format which includes time to
play together along with circle time. Children
remain with early childhood teachers for play
and learning while parents attend a parent
discussion in the adjoining room.
Preschool Day: Children participate in a
preschool day format, learning social skills,
problem solving and group play skills.
Parents will stay for class both days the
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READY TO GROW & READY TO LEARN
Quality Curriculum Designed to Help Your Child Grow and Learn
The Ready to Grow and Ready to Learn curriculum focus is on school readiness in the areas of language and literacy, science and math, creative art
and music, dramatic play and movement, as well as health and nutrition. We believe play is a central component to the curriculum. Early childhood
research shows children learn best when engaged in hands-on learning experiences which occur during a child’s play. Tuition is listed on page 101.
Ages 6 weeks to 5 years
Special Learning
Opportunities
98
Minnesota Reading Corps SEEDS for
Emergent Literacy activities comprise a
daily framework to provide children the
opportunity and experiences necessary
to build literacy (to talk, to read, to write).
Children learn through hands on experiences
with weekly McPhail early childhood music
classes, including songs, rhymes, instrument
exploration, creative movement, literature
and visual art/sensory exploration.
Children learn during biweekly science
enrichment investigations with a science
specialist. Past investigations have been
about forces and motion, small machines
and construction.
Open year round, Monday through Friday.
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For information and registration, call ޘ`Ã>ÞÀˆvw˜>̙xӇÇäLJ{£{È°
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
READY TO GROW
Infant/Toddler Care
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Ready to Grow embraces the philosophy
of primary care giving that allows for
nurturing and attachment to and from your
child’s primary caregiver. Your child will be
valued, encouraged, held and treated with
unconditional, positive regard!
Diamondhead Education Center
200 W. Burnsville Parkway, Burnsville
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191 PRESCHOOL
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, January 21
9:30-11:30 am
Diamondhead Education Center
Learn more about preschool options for your
child, take a self-guided tour of early childhood
classrooms, meet preschool teachers and learn
about family education opportunities.
This is an informal opportunity to visit the
program, ask questions and learn about our
preschool programs.
READY TO LEARN
Comprehensive Early
Care and Education
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and small group activities for preschool-age
children. Our comprehensive curriculum is
designed to nurture the development of
the child.
Diamondhead Education Center
200 W Burnsville Parkway, Burnsville
952-707-4146. 1RGPCORO
Harriet Bishop Elementary
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Community Ed Classes Register at CommunityEd191.org
Little Sports Stars
3-5 Years
Young athletes learn about sportsmanship while learning the fundamentals of several team
sports. Work on muscle coordination, motor skills, and teamwork.
Music Together
Birth-5 years with adult
Early Childhood
Curious About Preschool
Share the fun as you sing, play rhythm instruments and move along with your child or
children, experiencing this joyful, research-based curriculum that supports children’s
cognitive, social, physical, verbal AND musical development. Classes are mixed-age.
Infants born after January 17, 2016 are free with paid sibling. Receive an illustrated
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or stream the music and educational materials.
Get more details regarding these classes on page 62.
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PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION
Registration Checklist
All items in the enrollment packet must
be complete and up to date in order to
receive a class placement. Once received
and complete we will process your child’s
enrollment.
All registrations must include:
1. Application Form
2. Child Information and
Permission Form
Preschool Registration
3. Completion date of your child's
Early Childhood Screening
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Enrollment
Packets
Registration for 2016-17
17
7
Available at Diamondhead
Education Center or online at
www.communityed191.org
Registration for the 2016-17 year will NOT be online.
We are currently accepting applications by mail, drop off, fax or email.
Applications will be dated as received and processed to ensure all paperwork
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Enrollment packets must be complete in order to be placed in a class.
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teacher assignment and other details.
For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
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5. Current Immunization Form
6. Parent Questionnaire
7. Auto Pay Form
8. $75 Registration Fee
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Who can register/attend?
All preschool programs are open to children district wide at this time.
Registrations will be dated as they are received. Registration is considered
complete when all paperwork is received and up-to-date KOOWPK\CVKQPU
early childhood screening).
What if I’m unable to pay the fee listed?
Early Learning Pathway II scholarships and School Readiness scholarships
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eligibility requirements. Please contact Deana Sauro at 952-707-4110
to determine if you may be eligible and to make an appointment.
Is there transportation?
Transportation is available for children attending the Tiny Tots 4 year old
Preschool program at elementary schools who live or attend child care
within the attendance area of the elementary site. Please indicate your
need on the registration form. No transportation is provided to the
Diamondhead Education Center or for full day options.
Scholarships may be available
*Early Learning Pathway II scholarships and School Readiness scholarships
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requirements. Please contact Deana Sauro at 952-707-4110 or Community
Education at 952-707-4150 for more information and an application.
MONTHLY TUITION
Preschool Plus
Yearly fee $675 / œ˜Ì…Þvii\$75 per month due by the
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Monthly recurring payments may be established for the
balance of the payment.
Tiny Tots
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Monthly Rate
$224
Ready to Learn/Ready to Grow
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(Call for part time rates for your child.)
Child Age
Monthly Rate
Infant, 6 wks-16 months Toddler, 17-33 months*
$1,092
Preschool, 34 mo-5 yrs*
$952
Early Childhood
District 191 Preschool
Sibling
$988
$857
*Includes enrichment program activity fee.
Call for other care options
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Community Education
102
COMMUNITY EDUCATION POLICIES & INFORMATION
Photos in Classes
ISD 191 Community Education periodically
takes pictures of participants in our classes
and during other sponsored activities.
These photos may be used in the community
education catalog, school approved
publications or other promotional materials.
If you do not wish to have your picture taken
or published, you must provide us written
notice in advance.
Tuition Assistance
Financial assistance may be available on
a limited basis for ISD 191 residents in
need. Written requests are required.
Call 952-707-4150 for more details.
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Announcements
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weather cancellation messages. We will never
give your information to any other agency,
it is strictly for use by ISD 191 Community
Education.
Paperless Flyer policy
Refund Policy
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All communications intended for district students
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Director of Community Education. Community
Education sends an electronic newsletter
monthly to families who have registered to
receive email communications via School
Messenger. Contact the Community Education
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may make printed copies available of approved
communications, if feasible.
Classes canceled by Community Ed
Emergency Cancellations
When severe weather or other emergencies
affect the regular school day, daytime
community education activities or ones
that meet immediately after school are also
canceled. Evening activities may be held if there
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situation. Alerts will be posted on the District
and Community Education websites. Information
will be relayed through local television and radio
stations, and announcements will be posted
to Facebook and Twitter accounts. Community
Education will attempt to make up classes
missed due to weather or other emergencies.
April 13 - SAVE THE DATE
Community education reserves the right to
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When an activity is canceled, Community
Education will make every effort to contact
registrants 48 hours before the scheduled start
of the activity. Complete refunds will be given
when this occurs.
If you cancel your registration
If you wish to withdraw your registration, you
must do so no later than two business days
before the activity is scheduled to start. There is
a $5 per class service fee. Please remember, if
you are unable to attend a class, you may send
someone in your place. Absolutely no refunds
within 48 working hours prior to the start of an
activity. No refunds will be made for trips and
tours after the registration deadline. There are
no exceptions.
Charges for returned checks
ISD 191 has contracted with eTech Transaction
Solutions, Inc. to collect funds for returned
checks. All returned checks are forwarded
directly to eTech from our bank. The policies of
eTech will determine any charges related to the
returned checks.
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Diamondhead Education Center
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For information & registration visit CommunityEd191.org
Visit Our website
www.communityed191.org
Register from the comfort of your
home using your VISA or MasterCard.
Our website displays all the information
contained in our quarterly catalog,
including course descriptions, class
numbers and fees. Just follow the
directions on the website to register.
Mail or Drop Off
Registration & Payment
ISD 191 Community Education,
200 W Burnsville Parkway, Suite 100,
Burnsville, MN 55337
Community Education Registration
Participant
Class
Class #
Start Date
Fee
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street Address _____________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip _____________________________________________________________________________________
Home Phone ___________________________________ Work/Cell Phone ___________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Youth Classes
Child’s Name ______________________________________________ Birth Date ________________ Grade _______
Fax 952-707-4140
Fax us your registration form, along
with VISA/MasterCard information.
Use Our 24-Hour Drop Box
Community Education has a registration
drop box outside the east entrance door
on the lower level at Diamondhead
Education Center.
No News Is Good News
Assume you are registered for
class unless we contact you
To help keep our classes reasonably
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as your registration is being processed.
You will receive a personal call should
this occur.
Parent Name ______________________________________________ Phone_________________________________
Payment
Cash/Check # ______________________________ Make checks payable to ISD 191
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Signature ____________________________________________________________ Total Fee___________
ISD 191 Community Education,
200 W Burnsville Parkway, Suite 100,
Burnsville, MN 55337
Visit our website for new classes and additional dates for ongoing offerings at
communityed191.org
Lifelong Learning
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Adult Classes
You’re Sure to Enjoy
Dance, music, aquatics
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cooking & wellness
offerings to keep you
Happy Healthy & Strong!
SUCCESSFUL PARENTS & KIDS!
Page 28 Organized, Smart Kids!
May I Have Your Attention Please...
Parent tips for keeping kids focused
Page 76-101 Early Childhood Family Education
For more
classes, events
& activities…
Keep Kids Safe, Engaged & Learning
with these fun activities!
Page 63 Girls Are Powerful!
Pages 62-64 Academics, Enrichment & Technology
Pages 65-68 Creative Dance, Drama & Art
Pages 70-74 Gymnastics, Sports & Martial Arts
Page 60 Project KIDS School Age Care
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