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Adult Summer 2010

Community Education

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District 719 Community Education Services Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com - 952-226-0080

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Welcome to Community Education!Inside you will find classes, speakers and events that can enrich your life and help you succeed all while having a great time. Make new friends, start a new hobby, get healthy or

increase your job skills. Our instructors are experts and eager to share what they know with you. We hope you take the time to browse our catalog to find something that can benefit you!

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Fitness and Health.................. 4-14Yoga, Kettlebell, Zumba, Nordic Pole Walking, Nutrition classes, CPR Training and more

Hobbies and Crafts ................ 15-19Pottery, Glass Fusing, Oil Painting, Rustic Twig Furniture, Writing Chil-dren’s Books, Watercolor and more

Special Interest ....................... 20-25Dance Lessons, Just Once Drums, Facebook & Twitter, Real Estate In-vesting, Outdoors with your Children and more

Ed2Go Online Classes............ 26

Adult Basic Ed ........................ 27ELL/ESL, GED Classes/Testing

Magnifying Abilities ............... 28-29

Parent Education ................... 30-31

The Family Center ................. 32-33

55 and Older ........................... 34-38Bridge Group, Senior Yoga, Driver Improvement and more

Community Events................. 39-41

District News ........................... 42

About Us ................................. 43-44

Location Addresses ................ 45

Guidelines & Procedures ....... 46

Registration ............................ 47

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www.priorlakesavagece.com anytime, anyplace!

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Yoga/Meditate (All Levels)In this combination class we will practice 45 min-utes of yoga where our minds will focus on our physical form with attention to alignment. Poses will be held between 30-90 seconds. During the last 15 minutes, enjoy guided meditation using various techniques. This class will sharpen your focus. Wear clothes that allow ease of movement and bring a mat and a wool (or sturdy) blanket for meditation.

#6132 Wed, June 9 to 30 5:15-6:15 p.m.Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek AveTheresa Spicer 4 sessions $32 55 and older $28

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ous group fitness classes for the past 20 years and has been instructing yoga since 2003. Theresa is a certified YogaFit instruc-tor.

Her yoga classes are based on the

ancient fitness science of hatha yoga – blending balance, strength, flex-ibility and power in a fitness format. YogaFit overcomes the mystery of yoga by delivering a practical, user-friendly style, which is accessible, understandable, and do-able by individuals at any level of fitness.

Zumba!Ditch the workout! Join the Party! Over the course of an hour, this cardio-dance class will span a variety of dance rhythms like mambo, cha-cha, cumbia and merengue, with the occasional hip-hop or belly dancing move thrown in. The moves are easy and there is not a lot of talking or cho-reography. No dance experience required! Anyone can Zumba! Wear clothes that al-

low ease of movement and tennis shoes. #6105 Mon, June 7 to 28 5:15-6:15 p.m.Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek AveTheresa Spicer 4 sessions $32 55 and older $28

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Sign Up with a FriendRegister with a partner for any class in this catalog and receive 10% off

your total registration. The 10% discount is not available online so please call 952-226-0080. We will be happy to take your registration over the phone with a visa or

mastercard. Not valid with any other coupon or discount.


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Body 180 Bootcamp “Extreme 4 Weeks”To “turn your body around” do you need a little bit of inspiration, accountability and fun? This 4-week bootcamp exercise program will do that! Exercise options will be offered to challenge all levels of fitness. Expect to lose fat and gain muscle while increasing confidence and improving overall well-being. Each week pick 3 of the 4 available days.

M, W, F, 5:30-6:30 a.m. and Sa - 7-8 a.m.#6146A June 14 to July 10#6146B July 12 to August 7#6146C August 9 to Sept. 4BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 weeks $99

ZumbaA Latin-inspired dance-fitness class. The class combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body in an aerobic/fitness fashion. Dancers and non-dancers enjoy and succeed at Zumba! Come join the dance party!!

#6156A Mon, June 14 to July 5 6-6:55 p.m.#6156B Thu, June 17 to July 8 6-6:55 p.m.#6156C Mon, July 12 to August 2 6-6:55 p.m.#6156D Thu, July 15 to August 5 6-6:55 p.m.#6156E Mon, August 9 to 30 6-6:55 p.m.#6156F Thu, August 12 to Sept. 2 6-6:55 p.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $39

PiyoThe perfect blend of Yoga and Pilates that brings together challenging yoga poses and exercises from the pilates mat series in one fluid, invigorat-ing workout. All levels welcome. Mats will be provided.

#6080A Fri, June 18 to July 9 10:15-11:15 a.m.#6080B Fri, July 16 to August 6 10:15-11:15 a.m.#6080C Fri, August 13 to Sept. 3 10:15-11:15 a.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $39

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Zumba® GoldThe Zumba® Gold Fitness program is second to none. It is an innovative, fun and exciting program designed for the active older adult, the true begin-ner, people who are not used to exercising or may be limited physically. The main difference between Zumba® Gold and Zumba is Zumba® Gold is done at a lower intensity, not as fast, but certainly as fun! The same great Latin styles of music and dance are used. This amazing program is very easy to follow so anyone at any age will be able to do Zumba® Gold. Dances specifically highlighted in the program include the Merengue, Salsa Cha Cha, Cumbia, Salsa, Rock & Roll (including Twist and Charleston), Belly Dance, Flamenco and Tango.

#6081A Mon, June 14 to July 5 9-10 a.m.#6081B Fri, June 18 to July 9 8-9 a.m.#6081C Mon, July 12 to August 2 9-10 a.m.#6081D Fri, July 16 to August 6 8-9 a.m.#6081E Mon, August 9 to 30 9-10 a.m.#6081F Fri, August 13 to Sept. 3 8-9 a.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $32

Body Blast with TRXChallenge your balance and coordination in this great total body conditioning class utilizing a variety of equipment, which can include Kettlebells, Dumbells, Steps, Bosu, TRX Suspension Training and more. All levels welcome.

#6144A Wed, June 16 to July 7 7-7:55 p.m.#6144B Fri, June 18 to July 9 9:15-10:15 a.m.#6144C Wed, July 14 to August 4 7-7:55 p.m.#6144D Fri, July 6 to August 6 9:15-10:15 a.m.#6144E Wed, August 11 to Sept. 1 7-7:55 p.m.#6144F Fri, August 13 to Sept. 3 9:15-10:15 a.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $39

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KettlebellTotal body workout uti-lizes a cast iron weight which looks like a can-nonball with a handle. Kettlebells blast off fat and burn to the “core” faster than any aerobic machine providing a kill-er cardio and maximum strength workout. You will learn the founda-tional exercises, proper form, technique and modifica-tions to suit your personal fitness level. Each week we will progress and build on skills used the previous week. We will supply the kettlebells for the classes. Men and women are welcome. Minimum age require-ment is 14 years.

#6130A Sun, June 6-27 5-5:45 p.m. #6130B Tue, June 15 to July 6 9:30-10:15 a.m.#6130C Tue, June 15 to July 6 6-6:45 p.m.#6130D Wed, June 16 to July 7 6-6:45 p.m.#6130E Thu, June 17 to July 8 9:30-10:15 a.m. #6130F Sun, July 11 to August 1 5-5:45 p.m.#6130G Tue, July 13 to August 3 9:30-10:15 a.m.#6130H Tue, July 13 to August 3 6-6:45 p.m.#6130I Wed, July 14 to August 4 6-6:45 p.m. #6130J Thu, July 15 to August 5 9:30-10:15 a.m.#6130K Sun, August 8 to 29 5-5:45 p.m.#6130L Tue, August 10 to 31 9:30-10:15 a.m.#6130M Tue, August 10 to 31 6-6:45 p.m. #6130N Wed, August 11 to Sept. 1 6-6:45 p.m.#6130O Thu, August 12 to Sept. 2 9:30-10:15 a.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $39

Pilates MatworkAppropriate for beginner and regular students, mat class encourages students to work deeply and will improve posture, core strength, balance, flexibility and form. Mats will be provided and please wear workout clothes.

#6120A Tue, June 15 to July 6 10:15-11:15 a.m.#6120B Tue, July 13 to August 3 10:15-11:15 a.m.#6120C Tue, August 10 to 31 10:15-11:15 a.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $39


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Morning Gentle Yoga A class for those looking for an effective but gentler form of exercise. The focus will be on increasing flexibility, balance, posture and breathing habits. Designed for participants who are older, new exer-cisers, overstressed or in rehabilitation from an in-jury. We will be doing exercises that support health and self-awareness such as Yoga, Chi Gong and Tai Chi. All levels and abilities welcome. Bring a mat and wear clothes that allow ease of movement.

#6005A Thu, June 3 to 24 7:30-8:30 a.m.#6005B Thu, July 8 to 29 7:30-8:30 a.m.Holy Trinity Methodist Church Parking LotKaren Meyer 4 sessions $32 55 and older $28

WOW (Women on Weights)Optimize your workout time. Work out with hand weights and a stability ball. Learn full body strengthening and core workout tools that you can easily do at home. This class is taught by a licensed Physical Therapist. This class can be done with or without a stability ball. Please bring your 5-10 lb. hand weights and your stability ball. *Profes-sional quality stability balls are available for purchase ($25) from the instructor. Please call 952-447-3395 or email [email protected] if you will need to purchase a ball.

#6109 Wed, June 16 6:30-7:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Christine Henkle, PT 1 session $19Brenda Brewster, PT

Buff Bodz and Little Bodz (Adult/Child - Ages 4-10)This is an opportunity for adults and children to ex-ercise together! This creative approach to exercise allows your family to have fun being healthy together. You will be physically active, but there will also be plenty of time for giggles, family bonding and mind boosters. Fee is for one parent, one child. Each additional child $8.

#2723 Sat, June 5 to 26 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.BRX Fitness, 16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302 4 sessions $39

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Strong Core, Strong BodyAre you looking to increase your core strength and achieve tighter abs? Would you like greater flex-ibility with proper posture and improved muscle strength? This class utilizes a core strengthening exercise ball. You will receive a customized ex-ercise program that you can continue to use with your busy lifestyle in your own home. Bring your stability ball. *Professional quality stability balls are available for purchase ($25) from the instructor. Please call 952-447-3395 or email [email protected] if you would like to purchase a ball.

#6099 Wed, June 23 6:30-7:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Brenda Brewster, PT 1 session $19Christina Henkel, PT

Nordic Pole WalkingNordic Pole Walking is taking a strong hold here in Minnesota. Many people have found that they have improved posture and overall toning with Nordic Walking. By performing the proper Nordic Walking technique you can burn up to 46% more calories than that of regular walking because you are using 90% of your muscles. It is a very good cardio workout and will help tone your arms and strengthen your back. Your core will improve and of course your legs will love the fact that you are distributing some of the workload to your arms. You can Nordic Walk anywhere either alone or with others, on any kind of terrain, even indoor carpeting. Specially designed Nordic Walking Poles are provided for use in class. Please wear comfortable shoes that can be worn outdoors. Training is on grass and asphalt surfaces. Class will be held indoors if raining. *Optional, Nordic Poles are available for purchase from instructor. If you have questions, you may contact the instructor at 952-797-4243.

Learn How to Nordic Walk #6118 Thu, July 22 6:30-8 p.m.District Services Center Parking LotRhea Kontos, 1 session $19American Nordic Walking Assoc.

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in action may be taken and used for district publications and web pages. If you object to having your picture used, please call us at 952-226-0081


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Stand Up Paddling - “Stand up for Your Health” (Ages 16+)Come out and try the latest new trend in the Midwest, Stand Up Paddling. This is a great core workout and an excellent way to cross train. We will inform you on the benefits of stand up paddling, where it originated and then get you on a board! For all those who thought they could never do this, please join us! Cosponsored with Prior Lake Parks & Recreation. Please bring a lifejacket.

#6172A Sat, June 26 7:30-9 a.m.#6172B Sat, June 26 9-10:30 a.m.Joni Stark Sand Point Beach 1 session $49

Running at Your PeakHave you hit that running plateau and can’t seem to get over the hump? This course is designed for distance runners who are looking to take their run-ning to the next level. Please wear running shoes to class.• In class one we will perform individual gait

analysis and discuss running form. There are simple technique changes that can be made to take minutes off your time.

• Class two will cover specific core exercises and stretching that prevent common running injuries, including plantar fasciitis, IT band syndrome and tendonitis. Discover how to tailor your training program to include cross training, functional core training and running specific stretches.

• Class three will cover Nutrition. How much money are you spending on “goos and gels”? If you are a distance runner, you know what I am talking about. Learn how to manage food on race day, the energy and fluid demands and the timing of your nutrition.

#6077 Tue, June 15 to 29 6:30-7:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Dr. Kim Leis, D.C. and Brenda Brewster, P.T. 3 sessions $39

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Natural Treatments for Planter FascitisHave you tried the medical treatments and medica-tions for your foot pain? There are more options available to you. Join us to discuss and try these al-ternate therapies: Acupuncture, Cold laser therapy, Manual therapy, Taping techniques, Rehabilitation and Orthotics.

#6148 Mon, July 12 6:30-7:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Dr. Deborah Genrick and 1 session $19Dr. Kim Leis

Going Beyond KegelsIncontinence is not a normal part of aging and can be prevented. This seminar demonstrates a program that is an innovative, conservative approach to pre-venting and treating incontinence. You will learn simple exercises that anyone of any age can do, which take only minutes per day. When combined with simple lifestyle modifications, this program is effective for the prevention and treatment of overac-tive bladder, urge, stress and mixed incontinence without the side effects of medication.

#6140 Wed, June 30 6:30-7:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Christine Henkle, PT 1 session $15

Boost Your EnergyAre you feeling tired? Have you been trying ev-erything and are now frustrated that nothing has worked to increase your energy? Not sure about proper nutrition or why and what should be supple-mented? This class will include natural and healthy ways to increase energy and help you feel better. We will discuss simple at home tests that can determine potential problems including adrenal stress, diges-tive problems, candida and digestive imbalances.

#6161B Tue, June 8 6:30-7:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Deborah Genrick, DC 1 session $19


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Nutrition 101 - What Are You Feeding Your Family?“Nutrition news is constantly changing and it seems like every day there is a new miracle product or food. Everything is getting so confusing that I just don’t know where to start. How can I get my family to eat more nutritious food?” If this sounds like you then you need to attend this class. We will review the basics of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. Discuss food labels and how to read them. Also, get tips on getting around the grocery store and actually have food in your cart for a meal in-stead of boxes of snacks. We will also explain our in office urine testing to give you baseline picture of YOUR health.

#6160 Tue, July 13 6:30-8:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Dr. Kim Leis 1 session $19Dr. Deb Genrick

Your Kids are What You Feed ThemThis class helps parents create a nutritious diet that kids will eat. We will address the following topics: • What to leave in your diet, what to take out

and why • Healthy snack alternatives • What and what not to buy organic• Getting kids to eat nutritious food• Supplementations• Affordability• Resources Come and join us for two nights of teaching and learning. You will walk away with new things to try with your family!

#6173 Tue, July 20 & 27 6-8:30 p.m.District Services Center Prof. Dev. RoomKelli Schulte 1 session $39

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Sports Nutrition for Young Athletes (Adults)This class is for parents and coaches who have children and teens in sports. Learn to optimize nutrition for your children to enhance training and performance. We will discuss nutrition basics, fluids and electrolytes, pre and post event nutri-tion, meal planning for tournaments and sport specific nutrition. Help give your children the edge to perform their best.

#6147 Tue, August 10 6:30-8:30 p.m.Eagle Creek Wellness Center, 14180 Commerce Ave NE Dr. Kim Leis 1 session $19

Change Your Mind, Change Your Life Guided ImageryWould you like to release the negative effects of stress or anxiety from your life? Learn to influence positive improvement through the inner process of focused awareness. Enjoy a non-threatening envi-ronment where each people’s needs and requests will be honored. Learn easy self hypnosis tech-niques to use for a lifetime. Those who will benefit are people that have trouble relaxing, sleeping, have low energy, low motivation, low self-esteem, lack of focus, procrastinate or have chronic fear and pain. Come change your mind and change your life. Please dress in a relaxed manner and bring a mat or rug, pillow and blanket if you get cold easily. Call Dar if you have any questions at 612-940-2094.

#6038 Tue, June 1 to 15 6:30-8 p.m. Hidden Oaks Middle School Room: MediaDar Brooks, CH, NLP 3 sessions $49


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Karlen Long is the owner of

Rescue For Life a train-ing company that teach-es life saving skills.

Karlen’s back-ground is Law

Enforcement.

She has been a CPR/First Aid/

AED instructor for over 10 years. She is certified to teach both for Ameri-can Heart Association and The American Red Cross.

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Babysitting course for youth.

Adult CPR/AEDLearn how to save the life of a victim over 12 years of age. Learn the signals of a heart attack; how to check an unconscious victim; give rescue breaths; administer first aid; CPR using a breathing barrier and how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) when saving the life of a victim of cardiac arrest. Certification received: Adult CPR/AED (valid for one year).

#6043 Wed, May 19 5:30-9:30 p.m.#6043X Sat, July 10 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomKarlen Long 1 session $71American Red Cross Certified American Heart Assoc. Certified

Daycare Provider First Aid - Infant/Child First Aid/CPR/AEDThis course has been designed to meet the needs of child care providers or anyone caring for young children. Learn how to save the life of a child (ages 1-12) or an infant (0-1 year). Participants will learn CPR plus, how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) and basic first aid; controlling bleeding; allergic reactions; fainting, poisoning and diabetic emergencies. Certification received: Infant and Child CPR/AED (recognized as valid for one year) and/or Standard First Aid (certifi-cation valid for 3 years).

Take all three sessions $170Child CPR/AED 1 session $65#6004C Wed, May 26 6-9:30 p.m.#6004Ax Thu, July 22 6-9:30 p.m.

Infant CPR 1 session $65#6004B Thu, May 27 6-9 p.m.#6004Bx Mon, August 9 6-9 p.m.

Standard First Aid 1 session $44#6004A Sat, May 22 8-11 a.m.#6004Cx Mon, August 16 6-9 p.m.

District Services Center Lg. Conf. RoomKarlen Long American Red Cross CertifiedAmerican Heart Assoc. Certified


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Rustic Twig Furniture Come to the beautiful woods near Red Wing and experience a most unique day. No woodworking experience is necessary. We will help you select and cut saplings that you will use to build either a ladder back chair, a twig or slab bench, an arbor or a table using recycled barn board and step-by-step directions. Lunch is provided. Bring a drill, tape measure and a marker and leave with a piece of twig furniture that will amaze your friends! *Bring a friend to help and learn for an additional $20.

#3333C Sun, June 6 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.#3333D Sat, June 12 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Bob McNeely 2 sessions $120*

Bent Willow ChairProduce the flowing lines of a bent willow chair in just two days at a beautiful farm in the woods near Red Wing. Lunch is provided both days. Bring a drill, tape measure, marker and your enthusiasm. You will have step-by-step directions and a patient instructor to help you finish your chair. *Bring a friend to help for an additional $20. No experience necessary!

#3537 Sat & Sun, June 26 & 27 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Bob McNeely 2 sessions $220*


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Writing Children’s BooksEver wonder how to publish a Children’s Book? This class will begin with the basic idea for a Chil-dren’s Picture Book (32 pages) and go step-by-step starting with organizing your thoughts, putting it down on paper, getting an illustrator, finding a publisher and achieving the finished book.

#3011 Mon, June 14 6:30-8:30 p.m.District Services Center Confernce Rm. ARose Marie Meuwissen 1 session $19

Fiction Writing 101This is a four week writing class that will take you from the overview information to writing exercises to the beginning of your novel. We will cover GMC, character development, dialogue, point of view, query letters and the dreaded synopsis. Participants will actually start a novel with a story outline and write the first chapter by session four.

#3010 Tue, June 8 to 29 6:30-8:30 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomRose Marie Meuwissen 4 sessions $49

Glass Fusing: Making Glass Jewelry and Much More (Ages 18+)This is a make and take experience. Easy to make, these beautiful wearable and functional glass art pieces make wonderful holiday or special occasion gifts. The course will focus on creating a series of personalized fused glass items using dichroic glass and many other glass options. Students typically make between 8-12 items such as: money clips, decorative pins, key chains, book marks, tie bar/clasp, pendants, ear rings, office spring clips, and refrigerator magnets. No special skills are neces-sary. You will be amazed at the beauty and the ease of creating miniature glass art pieces for yourself or as gifts. Let your imagination run wild. *Jewelry findings and/or other hardware may be purchased from the instructor at the end of the class. Please bring a lunch. Cost of supplies included in tu-ition.

#3222 Sat, June 19 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Prior Lake High School Room: 106Jim Boles 1 session $89*

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Oil Painting for Beginners (Ages 16+)Make the first steps to learning how to create a beautiful 16x20 landscape painting that you will be proud to display. Anybody can become an artist. All you need is the desire and determina-tion. Experience how to utilize the proper brush to achieve desired effects such as the sky, trees, water or mountains. You will also learn blending of colors to create desired tones. In this casual, non-threatening atmosphere, explore the artist within. Supply fee ($30) included in tuition. There is a limited number of easels. Please bring an easel if you have one.

#3223 Wed, June 16 to August 4 3:30-5:30 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomGerry Anderson 8 sessions $160

Pallet Knife Technique Workshop (Ages 16+)Even if you have had no prior training or experi-ence, you will learn techniques that will enable you to produce a beautiful painting that you will be proud to display on you your wall at home. Learn the various methods of pallet knife painting such as painting soft, puffy clouds. You will become accomplished at painting trees, shrubs, mountains and water by learning a few simple hands-on tricks. Supply fee ($25) included in tuition. There is a limited number of easels. Please bring an easel if you have one.

#3221 Thu, June 24 to July 29 6:30-8:30 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomGerry Anderson 6 sessions $145

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sPottery (Ages 16+)Learn the basics of creating pottery on the wheel. The instructor will assist you in learning the basic steps of throwing a project on the wheel and glaz-ing. Participants can expect to learn how to create cylinders, bowls, vases and platters. Advanced students can learn how to make teapots and lidded containers. This class is designed for the beginner as well as individuals who wish to continue devel-oping their skills on the potter’s wheel. This is a great class to learn at your own pace and have fun. We will be using stoneware clay, fantastic glazes, and high quality potter’s wheels. Cost of materials included in tuition. Additional materials may be purchased at class.

#7005A Tue, Wed, Thu, July 6 to 15 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. *July 20 Last Day to Make Pots*July 22 Last Day to Trim Pots*July 27 (10 a.m. to 1 p.m. glazing)*August 3 (10-11 a.m. Pick-up) Prior Lake High School Room: 123 Steve Showalter 10 sessions $145

Pottery (Ages 18+)Learn the basics of creating pottery on the wheel. The instructor will assist you in learning the basic steps of throwing a project on the wheel and glaz-ing. Participants can expect to learn how to create cylinders, bowls, vases and platters. Advanced students can learn how to make teapots and lidded containers. This class is designed for the beginner as well as individuals who wish to continue devel-oping their skills on the potter’s wheel. This is a great class to learn at your own pace and have fun. We will be using stoneware clay, fantastic glazes, and high quality potter’s wheels. Cost of materials included in tuition. Additional materials may be purchased at class.

#7005B Tue, Wed, Thu, July 6 to 15* 6-8 p.m.*July 20 Last Day to Make Pots*July 22 Last Day to Trim Pots*July 29 (6-9 p.m. glazing)*August 5 (6-7 p.m. Pick-up)

Prior Lake High School Room: 123 Steve Showalter 10 sessions $145

The City Canvas cel-ebrates and recog-

nizes local artistic talents by providing a place for artists to showcase their work at Prior Lake City Hall.

If you are a resident of the City of Prior

Lake, a township resident or a student of ISD 719 schools and would like to display your art for others to enjoy, please contact Jenny Nagy at 952-226-0085 or [email protected]


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Simple Watercolor with Mixed Media (Ages 12+, All Levels)Think you are not creative? Don’t worry. Come loosen up and be spontaneous while learning simple ways of mastering the medium! The class is de-signed so that beginners and those who have tried painting will enjoy success. Learn wonderful mixed media techniques to enhance subject matter and composition. You will finish your paintings incor-porating rice paper, textured paper, water-soluble crayons and pencils. Dar will do demos on a variety of easy subjects. She will bring reference materials and brushes for student use. Bring paper towels, a glue stick, pen, notebook and any watercolor supplies that you have. Supply fee ($8) included in tuition. *A starter kit ($20) can be pre-ordered. This kit includes a small palette with professional grade watercolors and small pieces of 140# profes-sional grades cold press watercolor paper. To order starter kit, please call Dar at 612-940-2094 no later then July 9.

#3352 Wed, July 14 to 28 6-9 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomDar Brooks 3 sessions $69*

All Birthdays! Create 25 hand-stamped, embellished birthday cards (5 cards of 5 different designs). These cards are great to have on-hand for all the birthday cel-ebrations. There will be designs for men, women and children. All materials are pre-cut and ready to stamp and assemble. Please bring adhesive (i.e double stick tape or tombow). Class includes use of instructor’s stamps, inks and tools.

#3366B Wed, July 28 6-9 p.m.District Services Center Lg. Conf. Room Elizabeth Hawley 1 session $19

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Ballroom WorkshopThe Foxtrot and Waltz are universally played at all ballroom dances and share a great way to get your feet wet if you’re interested in learning traditional ballroom dancing. Start with the basics and then add some style and maneuvers. Please sign up with a partner. Fee is for partners.

#3217 Thu, July 8 7-9 p.m.Twin Oaks Middle School CafeteriaAaron Clarey 1 session $35

Swing Dancing WorkshopGrab a guy or grab a gal and swing on in! Swing dancing is the most popular and common dance in the US. You can dance to jazz, swing, rock and roll or country with swing dancing. Please sign up with a partner. Fee is for partners.

#3219 Mon, July 5 7-9 p.m.Twin Oaks Middle School CafeteriaAaron Clarey 1 session $35

The Latin WorkshopPrepare to astound friends and make others jeal-ous when you take the Latin Workshop. In this workshop we’ll cover the most dramatic of the latin dances – Tango - and the easiest - Merengue. Make the summer hotter than it already is, take the Latin Workshop! Please sign up with a partner. Fee is for partners.

#3218 Fri, July 9 7-9 p.m.Twin Oaks Middle School CafeteriaAaron Clarey 1 session $35

Red Hot SalsaLearn the hottest and sexiest dance in the US when you learn Salsa! Learn the basics and then add turns such as the Cuddle, the Spin Out, dramatic dips, borderline-illegal moves and more. Your parents will blush when you show them what you learned when you take Red Hot Salsa! Please sign up with a partner. Fee is for partners.

#3220 Wed, July 7 7-9 p.m.Twin Oaks Middle School CafeteriaAaron Clarey 1 session $35

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Just ONCE: Drums for Busy PeopleHave you ever wanted to learn to play the drums but simply find it difficult to find the time? In just a few hours even an absolute beginner can learn to play basic drum set patterns and have years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach basic technique, hand exercises, basic rock patterns, drum fills and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Bring your drumsticks and practice pad or purchase a set at the workshop. Class limited to 15 students. For ages 10+. *Additional required materials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the instructor for a workbook and practice DVD.

#3421 Thu, June 24 12-2:30 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomAndy Artz 1 session $25*

Just ONCE: Facebook and TwitterA few years ago, most people had never heard the names Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter or the term blogging. If you want to learn the basics of these leading edge social networking websites, this class is for you. You will be online with your children, old friends and new friends before you know it. You will learn the basics of each of these websites, including how to register, log on, and the most popular aspects of each. No longer will you be left out of online conversations because you don’t know the difference between “tweeting” and “writing on the wall.” You will also learn things to watch out for like potential identity theft. *Additional required materials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the instructor for a workbook and practice DVD.

#4205 Thu, June 24 3:30-6 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomAndy Artz 1 session $25*

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Contractors Guide to Windows and SidingAre you considering investing in new windows or siding for your house? There are many options to consider as you weigh the pros and cons of this big investment. Learn terminology, product types, general cost comparisons, proper installation pro-cedures and warranties. Discover ways to save money and become more confident so that you can evaluate the right options for your home. Bring your questions.

#6122A Tue, June 15 6:30-8:30 p.m.#6122B Tue, July 20 6:30-8:30 p.m.#6122C Tue, August 10 6:30-8:30 p.m.District Services Center Lg. Conf. RoomJohn Kooiman 1 session $11

Attention Home BuyersThe real estate market is changing! Find out what you need to know before you buy. As an educated buyer, you will make better decisions and know what to expect. At this workshop you will learn the process and where to begin, step-by-step including

• Advantages of Home Ownership• What to Look For - Establish and Checklist• How to Choose a Realtor• Financing Options-Budget-Credit Score• Buyers Rep Agreement• Mistakes to Avoid

#4126A Mon, July 12 6-8 p.m. #4126B Mon, July 26 6-8 p.m.District Services Center Lg. ConferenceLiz Jacobs-Michka 1 session $11

Stock Market Investing BasicsIn this step-by-step introduction to stock market investing basics you will learn how to read a stock report, what the p.e. ratios means, what are dividends, the stock exchanges, how to open an account, risk/rewards, how to find undervalued stocks, when to buy and sell, stock market terms, information and resources.

#4206 Thu, June 17 7:15-8:45 p.m District Services Center Lg. Conference 1 session $11

Stock Market Investing BasicsIn this step-by-step introduction to stock market investing basics you will learn how to read a stock report, what the p.e. ratios means, what are dividends, the stock exchanges, how to open an account, risk/rewards, how to find undervalued stocks, when to buy and sell, stock market terms,

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Real Estate Investing 101/Foreclosures and Short SalesThis workshop walks you through the process of choosing, finding, evaluating, negotiating and fi-nancing your first deals. The instructor will demon-strate how to create quick cash, long-term income, tax breaks and other benefits from your real estate deals. As a new investor, you are likely aware that foreclosures are everywhere in this market...you just need to know how to find them. A portion of this course will take you through a step-by-step process and teach you how to begin investing in foreclosures. You will have an opportunity to learn:• The Basic Overview of Investing• Concepts and jargon of Investing• The definition of Short Sales• Basic Foreclosure Process• Finding distressed and foreclosed properties• How to finance your investment• How to determine buying/selling strategies that best fit your goals

#4127A Mon, July 12 8-10 p.m.#4127B Mon, July 26 8-10 p.m.Prior Lake High School Room: 127Liz Jacobs-Michka 1 session $11

A ll financial semi-nars are carefully

screened to ensure they are strictly informational in nature. Although most seminars are presented by professional financial planners, the design is non-biased and non-sales oriented.

You will not be pressured to make

a purchase or meet with sales people. We prohibit the direct distribution of flyers, pamphlets or mar-keting materials that pro-mote specific products, services or companies. We do, however, offer you the opportunity to receive an instructor’s business card or you can ask for more information should you have additional, spe-cific questions that go beyond the content or time frame of the seminar.

We hope your participation in

these programs will be enjoyable. For questions, call Leanne at 952-226-0082.

In Transition? Let’s Figure Out What’s Next for You! (All Adults)It’s about asking and getting answers to the right questions; it’s about rebalancing your life. Many people today are facing unexpected transitions--and even if it is a planned transition, you may find yourself unprepared because you haven’t stopped to think about what’s really important to you or asked the right questions. Without a plan you don’t really know what’s next for you. In this course, you will not only consider the right questions and find the answers you need to make the next phase of your life the very best it can be, but you’ll also develop YOUR plan--a personal life plan filled with possibilities and focused on what’s important to YOU! This is an interactive course allowing participants to learn from and encourage each other and take action steps even before completing the course.

#4207 Thu, July 15 to 29 6:30-8:30 p.m.District Services Center Prof. Dev. RoomLinda J. Miller 3 sessions $59


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Aprendemos Español! We Learn Spanish! (Adult/Child Grades 1-5)Join a certified Spanish teacher on this week-long Spanish adventure as “We Learn Spanish.” Us-ing games, songs, puppets, crafts and worksheets you’ll learn many of the basics such as greetings,numbers, colors, the alphabet and more! This fun and dynamic class will provide daily immersion and repetition which will boost your ability to re-tain what you learn. You’ll be amazed at how much Spanish an elementary school student can learn in aweek! This is a great refresher for those of you who have some previous Spanish knowledge, but is also great for you if you have never taken a Spanish class. Come join the fun and “aprendemos el espanol”!

#2789 Mon to Thu, Aug. 2-5 9-11:30amTwin Oaks Middle School Room: 402Kari Herrgott 4 sessions $95

Family Camp Out (All Ages)Families can bring their own tents, or rent one from the City of Prior Lake for an additional fee of $10*. We will play family games, have a cook out, go on a scavenger hunt through the woods with flash lights, make smores over a camp fire and much more. Co-sponsored with the City of Prior Lake Recreation.

#2785 Fri-Sat, July 30-31 6 p.m. to 10 a.m.Lakefront Park $35 per family*

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Outdoors with Your Children (Adult/Children ages 5-11) Having fun outdoors with your children or grandchildren is healthy exercise that can also enhance school performance and en-courage children to be good stewards of our environment. This workshop offered by Jef-fers Foundation through ISD 719 Commu-nity Education for families (including gran-parents) of children ages 5-11 introduces you to playful outdoor activities that support and reinforce what your children are learn-ing about science and the environment in the Prior Lake-Savage Area elementary and pri-mary school classrooms. When you come, remember to dress for the weather! Some activities will be conducted outdoors.

Thursday, August 19 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Fee: $33/Family

Location: McColl Pond Environmental Learning Center, 13550 Dakota Ave,

Savage MN 55378(Located at Savage Community Park between Co. Rd. 42 and Co. Rd. 16)

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In this class, you will re-ceive (through the courtesy of Freshwater Society) a beautiful 2010 Minnesota Weatherguide Environment Calendar which is used in the elementary and prima-ry grades to teach children math, science about sub-jects such as moon phases, sunrise and sunset, rainfall and snowfall, temperatures, astronomy, stars and con-stellations, and phenology, language arts and environ-mental education, and pre-pare you to support at home subjects taught during the day which can best be ob-served and studied at home during the evening hours.

You will also receive a copy of the booklet entitled “A Parents’ Guide to Nature Play”, a Jeffers Science Journal for recording ob-servations or fond memo-ries of time spent outdoors with your children and a set of innovative GO (Go Outdoors) cards correlated to classroom lessons con-taining activities you can share outdoors with your children.

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with your children are priceless!


More than 300 online courses

Instructor-Facilitated ONLINE LEARNING

Learn from the Comfort of Home

All courses run for six weeks (with a two-week grace period at the end). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links and more. You can complete any of these courses entirely from your home or office any time day or night.

Courses start as low as:

$95Enroll Now!

Call us at 952.226.0080

or follow the easy steps below

Visit www.ed2go.com/priorlake

2. Click on Courses link, once you choose the de-partment and course title select Enroll Now. Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. Here you will choose a username and password that will grant you access to the Classroom.

3. When your course starts, return to the Online In-struction Center and click Classroom. To begin, sim-ply log in with the user-name and password you selected during enrollment.

AccountingAccounting Fundamentals I & II, Intro-duction to Peachtree Accounting, Crys-tal Reports and Quickbooks and more.

Business ManagementAchieving Success with Difficult People, Administrative Assistant Ap-plications, Building Teams That Work, Fundamentals of Supervision and Man-agement, Fundamentals of Technical Writing, Going Green at the Workplace, Keys to Effective Communication, Managing Customer Service and more.

Children, Parents and Family Enhancing Language Development in Childhood, Everyday Math, Guiding Kids on the Internet, Handling Medi-cal Emergencies, Ready, Set, Read!, Understanding Adolescents, Working Successfully With Learning Disabled Students and more.

Health Care Become a Physical Therapy Aide, Become an Optical Assistant, Medi-cal Coding, Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach, Medical Transcription and more.

Computer Applications, Graphic Design, Languages, Law and Legal, Personal Enrichment, Personal Finance, Sales and Marketing, Teaching and Educa-tion, The Internet, Veterinary and more

Some courses offered include:

Just visit our Online Instruction Center to view all available courses!

www.ed2go.com/priorlake or call 952.226.0080


ELL/ESL(English as a Second or Other Language) Classes are held at Glendale Elementary School, 6601 Connelly Parkway, Savage, Mondays and Wednesdays, September to May from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Free child care provided by Community Education. Please call 952-403-7674 for more information or other locations.

GED and Adult Basic Ed Call 952-403-7674. You will be referred to an Assessment and Reg-istration Center for a free assessment, (a full assessment will take up to 6 hours). After you finish your assessment, you will be referred to the best class for you. After you complete registration and assessment you may be referred to:

• The GED testing center in Shakopee or Chaska (GED test fee: $100)

• Free classes located in Shakopee or Chaska

GEDiDo you want to earn your GED, but have a hard time making it to class? Work on GED Preparation from the convenience of your home. Call 952-403-7674.

Is GEDi online right for you? Can you... • Take a reading test and score approximately a 9th grade read-

ing level. • Use a computer (keyboard, email, internet, word processing). • Access a computer with internet. • Work independently.

GED Assessment and Registration Centers

Mondays , 1 p .m. Thursdays, 5:30 p.m.

Valley Green Workforce Center

792 Canterbury Road, Shakopee

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GED Testing The GED (General Equivalency Diploma) exam is a comprehen-sive seven-hour test in Social Studies, Mathematics, Science and Language Arts in both writing and reading. You are expected to be able to read, compute and interpret information and express yourself in writing on a level comparable to that of 60% of graduating high school seniors in the United States. Preparation is an essential part of the GED. Millions of people like you have taken the GED tests to get a better job, continue their education or to feel better about themselves.

Volunteers Needed The Carver Scott Educational Cooperative is looking for volun-teers to work with adult educational programs. If you would like to volunteer and meet interesting people, please contact Lynnea Henry at 952-403-7690.


Magnifying Abilities

Creativity to Enhance Your Living SkillsEveryone will have the opportunity to discover their unique creative core! No need to be an artist to enjoy this non-threatening, motivating class. Students will experiment with watercolors, watercolor pencils and crayons, markers and printing. The goal is for each individual to enjoy the creative process in a way that helps become peaceful and relaxed, while being inspired. Dar will do exciting demos which include relaxation exercises that will enhance your creativity-your life. All supplies ($9) included in tuition. Finished art will be displayed at City Canvas at Prior Lake City Hall. Class Max: 10. Instructor Dar Brooks.

#3514 Tue, July 27 from 6-9 p.m. 1 session $29Location: District Services Center

Dar Brooks is a local artist who has been teaching in our com-

munity for the past 17 years.

She belongs to the International Printing Society and has been on

the faculty as a teacher for many nature printing workshops including teaching in France and all over the United States.

Dar has a great love and respect for our natural environment and

inspires others with her spontaneous teaching style.

Magnifying Abilities is a social/recreational program for persons with mental and physical disabilities. The program was established in 1987 through the Carver and Scott County Community Education and the Carver-Scott Edu-cational Cooperative. The program is designed to enhance the community involvement and life long learning of adults with disabilities. Adults who participate in the program are generally from Carver and Scott County, but may include individuals from surrounding areas. Through the program adults with disabilities may participate in craft classes, tours, sporting events and informational classes. Persons with disabilities may also receive assistance when signing up for any community education class.

Magnifying Abilities is looking for eager volunteers, drivers and teachers to expand the variety of social and recreational opportunities. For more infor-mation conatact Denise at [email protected] or 952.368.8881.

Register at www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952.226.0080



Computer BasicsDo you want to learn some computer basics? This is your chance for an instructor to guide you in accessing the internet and sending email to family and friends, creating files and folders, and some Microsoft Word and Excel basics. Class Max: 5. Instructor: Jim Williams

#4038 Mon & Wed, June 2 to 30 6:30-8:30 p.m. 9 sessions $59Location: District Services Center Professional Development Room


These classes are only open for persons with cognitive and physical disabilities and their helpers if needed.

To register please visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call Community Education at 952.226.0080

All Occasion CardsCreate 10 handmade, stamped cards (2 cards of 5 different designs). All materials are cut and ready to stamp and assemble. Please bring adhesive (i.e double stick tape or tombow). Class includes use of instructor’s stamps, inks and tools. Class Max: 10. Instructor: Elizabeth Hawley.

#3367 Tue, July 20 6-8 p.m.Location: District Services Center 1 session $19

All Birthdays!Create 10 hand-stamped birthday cards (2 cards of 5 different designs). All materials are cut and ready to stamp and assemble. Please bring adhesive (i.e. double stick tape or tombow). Class includes use of instructor’s stamps, inks and tools. Class Max: 10. Instructor: Elizabeth Hawley.

#3366A Thu, August 19 6-8 p.m.Location: District Services Center 1 session $19


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Magnifying AbilitiesThe Magnifying Abilities program provides classes and assistance for adults with disabilities when seek-ing community classes, events or special activities. For more information, call Denise Fedie at 952-368-8881.

Head StartHead Start is a CAP Agency Program Serving Scott, Carver and Dakota Counties. They offer Preschool Programs for Ages 3 to 5. Children with Special Needs are welcome and there is no cost to income eligible families. There is limited availability. For an application call 952-496-2125 (Scott County), 952-960-9700 (Carver County) or 651-322-3500 (Dakota County) or visit www.capagency.org/pages/hedst for more information.

All residents of the district are required to be listed on the census, including new babies, all preschoolers and new families in the district.

Call the District Services Center at 952-226-0030. Having your name on the census will ensure that you receive information about Early Child-hood Family Education and Screening, Kindergarten Registration and other pertinent district news as your child reaches school age.

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First Step of Scott County (Birth to 6)First Step of Scott County is an early intervention service for children from birth through age six. First Step offers, at no cost to families, informa-tion, support and referrals that may help you, your child or your family. Call 952-496-5059 for more information.

Crisis NurseryThe Crisis Nursery welcomes calls from parents in any situation needing a sympathetic ear, parenting tips or information about community resources. In a crisis situation, the Crisis Nursery may be able to provide short term child care for children ages newborn to 12 years, if their families are residents of Scott or Carver Counties. Call Crisis Nursery’s help line at 612-839-5101. Trained advocates are available to help during a crisis. If you are inter-ested in displaying brochures, making donations or volunteering as a care provider, contact Judi at the CAP Agency by calling 952-402-9823. Make a difference in a child’s life!

WIC (Women, Infants and Children)WIC is a nutrition education program for women who are pregnant, nursing or postpartum and for families with infants and children under age five. The program provides nutrition information, coun-seling for pregnant and nursing mothers and sup-plemental foods such as milk, cheese, juice, cereals and infant formula to promote good health. WIC eligibility is based on household income guide-lines. Appointments must be made in advance. If you live in Scott or Carver County please call 952-496-2125 (press 7) or check the website at www.capagency.org for more information.

New BeginningsIf you’re pregnant or already a mother age 14-21, you can still take a full schedule of high school credits. Counseling, prenatal and childbirth educa-tion classes are also available. Call Diane at 952-368-8850 or talk to your high school counselor.

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Are you concerned about your child’s development? Please call 952.226.0980No two children develop, grow or learn in the same way or do things at the same pace. However, they do develop in predictable ways. If you have a child between the ages of newborn to 5 years and are concerned about their growth, development or learning, or want information relating to any special needs you see, we encourage you to contact us at 952-226-0980.

RED FLAGS - CONCERNS: • Loss of skills at any point in development • Any significant accidents, traumas or illnesses • Pregnancy or delivery complications • Lack of social awareness or responses to others • Low or high muscle tone (tight, floppy, loose) • Unsafe activity level • Extreme irritability • Extremely low arousal reactions (underactivity)

Circle of Friends Preschool 952-226-0956

Top Reasons to Join Circle of Friends Preschool:• Licensed & Experienced Teaching Staff• Literacy, Handwriting & Social Skills Curriculum• Child Care Option Through Kids’ Company• Preschool Standards Align with District Standards• Environmental Learning Focus• Interactive Technology in Classrooms• Family Participation Opportunities• Excellent Facilities at Edgewood School

Learn more about Circle of Friends at:www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us (Go to Community Ed. -› Family Center)

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Early Childhood Screening 952-226-0975

The early childhood years, from birth to the start of kindergarten, are an important time of rapid learning and growth. Early Childhood Screening is a quick and simple check of how your child is doing at age three to four.The screening process identifies, at an early age, possible health or learning concerns so children can get help before starting school. All children need to be screened before enrolling in kindergarten. If your child is of screening age and you’d like to schedule an appointment, or if you are conscientiously opposed to screening, please contact our office.

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Early Childhood Family CenterPrior Lake-Savage Area Schools

A Program of Community Education Services

Edgewood School: 5304 WestWood Dr. SEECFE: 952-226-0950 Early Childhood Screening: 952-226-0975Circle of Friends Preschool: 952-226-0956

To register for ECFE Classes:• Register Online: www.priorlakesavagece.com• Call: 952-226-0950

All ECFE Classes are located at Edgewood School

SUMMER ECFE CLASSES

Baby Class – “Wee Ones”0-6 monthsNo parent separationSibling care is available

SB-2 Wed. 6/16-8/11 10:45-12:00 p.m.8 weeks Rm. 126

Baby Class – “Baby ‘n Me”6-12 monthsNo parent separationSibling care is available

SB-1 Wed. 6/16-8/11 9:00-10:15 a.m.8 weeks Rm. 126

Summertime Fun & LearningSummertime Fun and Learning is a class based on the successful ECFE format. You and your child(ren) will have time to play and learn together in one of our family-friendly early childhood classrooms, along with a parent educator and a children’s teacher. Parenting time will include topics such as encouraging curiosity, creativity and imagination as well as exploring typical development.

SU-1a Wed. 6/16-7/28 9:00-10:30 a.m.6 weeks Rm. 121Ages: 12-24 mos.No parent separation, Sibling care is available

SU-1b Wed. 6/16-7/28 9:00-10:30 a.m.6 weeks Rm. 113Ages: 2-3 yearsParent separation, Sibling care is available 33


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8-Hour AARP Driver Safety ProgramProduced by AARP, this course provides information to help seniors drive violation and crash free as we age. This is a classroom course, there is no driving or other testing involved. If you have not taken an 8-hour course or it has been longer than 3 years since you have taken either course, this is the class for you. Contact your insurance agent if you are unsure of the course you need.

#6014 Mon, June 21 & 28 5:30-9:30 p.m. District Services Center CE ClassroomLoren Rehmer 2 sessions $15

4-Hour AARP Driver Safety Refresher ProgramThis course is for those who want to maintain their qualification for the 10% auto insurance premium reduction and have attended any 8-hour driver safety course or any 4-hour refresher course within the last 3 years. There is no driving or other testing in this course, it is classroom work only. Contact your insurance agent if unsure if you qualify for the 4-hour course.

#6068A Mon, June 14 5:30-9:30 p.m.#6068B Mon, July 19 5:30-9:30 p.m.#6068C Thu, August 12 5:30-9:30 p.m.District Services Center CE ClassroomLoren Rehmer 1 session $15

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requires all insur-ance companies to provide a 10% auto premium reduction for persons 55 and over that successful-ly complete a Driver Improvement course.

To qualify for the discount,

you must take an 8-hour course. To maintain the dis-count, MN allows the 4-hour Refresher course once every 3 years.

4-Hour MN HWY Safety CenterDriver Improvement Refresher CourseFor those who have previously attended any 8-hour driver improvement course or any 4-hour refresher course within the last 3 years. Contact your insur-ance agent if unsure.

#6067A Thu, July 15 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.#6067B Tue, August 17 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.District Services Center Large Conf. RoomGary Zitzlsperger 1 session $20


55 and up Bridge GroupOpen to experienced Bridge Players. Adult cards is a great way to socialize with others, exercise your mind and have a wonderful time! Please join us as often as you like! Newcomers are welcome. No prior sign-up required. Sponsored by Prior Lake-Savage Community Education.

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Senior Yoga (55+)Exercise is so important for people to maintain good health and independence as they age. Improve strength, flexibility and balance with Yoga. Yoga increases stamina, increases metabolism for weight control and regulate blood sugar levels. Stretch and balance work will prevent and assist in recovery from injuries and prevent falls that often lead to other disabilities and loss of independence. Please bring a Yoga sticky mat and a bottle of water. Dress in comfortable loose clothing.

#6072A Mon, June 21 to Aug. 2 8:30-9:30 a.m. No class: July 5#6072B Wed, June 16 to July 28 8-9 a.m. No class: July 7Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek AveAnna Boegeman 6 sessions $48

Members of UCare can take ONE Community Education class with a discount of $15. If the class is less then $15, it is free. UCare Member ID must be provided at the time of registration.

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Yoga/Meditate (All Levels)In this combination class we will practice 45 min-utes of yoga where our minds will focus on our physical form with attention to alignment. Poses will be held between 30-90 seconds. During the last 15 minutes, enjoy guided meditation using various techniques. This class will sharpen your focus. Wear clothes that allow ease of movement and bring a mat and a wool (or sturdy) blanket for meditation.

#6132 Wed, June 9 to 30 5:15-6:15 p.m.Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek AveTheresa Spicer 4 sessions $32 55 and older $28

Theresa Spicer has been teaching vari-

ous group fitness classes for the past 20 years and has been instructing yoga since 2003. Theresa is a certified YogaFit instruc-tor.

Her yoga classes are based on the

ancient fitness science of hatha yoga – blending balance, strength, flex-ibility and power in a fitness format. YogaFit overcomes the mystery of yoga by delivering a practical, user-friendly style, which is accessible, understandable, and do-able by individuals at any level of fitness.

Zumba!Ditch the work-out! Join the Party! Over the course of an hour, this cardio-dance class will span a variety of dance rhythms l i ke mambo , cha-cha, cumbia and merengue, with the occa-sional hip-hop or belly dancing

move thrown in. The moves are easy and there is not a lot of talking or choreography. No dance experi-ence required! Anyone can Zumba! Wear clothes that allow ease of movement and tennis shoes.

#6105 Mon, June 7-28 5:15-6:15 p.m.Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek AveTheresa Spicer 4 sessions $32 55 and older $28


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Tai Chi for Health and Diabetes (55+)(Level I & II)This Chinese practice of simple, effective movements promotes flexibility, balance, overall fitness and vitality. Learn a series of slow flowing, gentle movements in short forms of either Sun or Yang styles. Take sessions at your convenience. No discounts. Pay at class as you go. Wear clothes that allow ease of movement.

Ongoing...Tuesdays starting May 4Level I (Health - Sun Style) 12:10-1 p.m.Level II (Diabetes - Yang Style) 1:10-2 p.m.Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek Ave Karen Meyer Buy 5 sessions $15 Buy 10 sessions $30

Arthritis Exercise ProgramIf you’ve had difficulties starting or continuing an exercise program, consider trying this program. This is a gentle exercise program in a nonthreatening atmosphere designed specifically for people living with arthritis. The instructor, certified by the Arthritis Foundation, will guide you in gentle activities to help increase joint flexibility, range of motion, muscle strength and overall stamina. You are invited to attend one session for free. Take sessions at your convenience. No discounts. Pay at class as you go.

Ongoing...Thursdays starting May 6 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. Club Prior, 16210 Eagle Creek AveKaren Meyer Buy 5 sessions $15 Buy 10 sessions $30

Morning Gentle Yoga A class for those looking for an effective but gentler form of exercise. The focus will be on increasing flexibility, balance, posture and breathing habits. Designed for par-ticipants who are older, new exercisers, overstressed or in rehabilitation from an injury. We will be doing exercises that support health and self-awareness such as Yoga, Chi Gong and Tai Chi. All levels and abilities welcome. Bring a mat and wear clothes that allow ease of movement.

#6005A Thu, June 3 to 24 7:30-8:30 a.m.#6005B Thu, July 8 to 29 7:30-8:30 a.m.Holy Trinity Methodist Church Parking LotKaren Meyer 4 sessions $32 55 and older $28

ticipants who are older, new exercisers, overstressed or in

that support health and self-awareness such as Yoga, Chi

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Prior Lake Rotary Club Presents

Prior Lake Rotary Club • Post Office Box 271 • Prior Lake, Minnesota, 55372

Featuring GRAMMY Award Winner

Children’s Activity and Play Area GREAT! Festival Food • Beverages • Arts ‘n Crafts Be a part of the LFJB festival:

To volunteer: email [email protected] For sponsorship: email [email protected] All other inquiries: email [email protected]

Rain Or Shine Event • Lineup/Schedule Subject To Change

www.lakefrontjazz.com

-Service Above Self-

The Lakefront Jazz and Blues Festival is Produced by the Prior Lake Rotary Jazz Fund Committee on behalf of the St. Croix Valley Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organiza-tion.


Prior Lake Rotary Club Presents

Prior Lake Rotary Club • Post Office Box 271 • Prior Lake, Minnesota, 55372

Featuring GRAMMY Award Winner

Children’s Activity and Play Area GREAT! Festival Food • Beverages • Arts ‘n Crafts Be a part of the LFJB festival:

To volunteer: email [email protected] For sponsorship: email [email protected] All other inquiries: email [email protected]

Rain Or Shine Event • Lineup/Schedule Subject To Change

www.lakefrontjazz.com

-Service Above Self-

The Lakefront Jazz and Blues Festival is Produced by the Prior Lake Rotary Jazz Fund Committee on behalf of the St. Croix Valley Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organiza-tion.

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Tennis for Adults Men and Women are invited to an in-tensive, learn all aspects of tennis in a short amount of time for beginners or intermediate players.Session I: Tue, June 8 to 29Session II: Tue, July 6 to 276:30-8 p.m.Location: Lakefront Tennis CourtsFee: $20/residents $25/non-residentsRegister at www.priorlakerecreation.com or call 952.447.9820.

Music in the ParkWith the addition of our new Environmental Learning Center at Community Park we now have a nice size patio that is perfect for music in the park. The Savage Arts Council, the Savage Library, and the City will schedule one concert in June, July, and August so be sure to check your City Newsletter or the local cable channel for further details. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 952-224-3420 or visit www.cityofsavage.com

Lakefront DaysAugust 5, 6, 7

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Traditional Woodworking Workshop (Adults or Families)Interested in old homes or have questions about your historic building? Uncover some of the mysteries behind architec-tural history and preservation with Mark Johnston of Historic Design Consulting, LLC. Mark will demonstrate traditional woodworking methods and make available historic tools and supplies. Q&A session is part of the presentation, giving you an opportunity to pick Mark’s brain about choosing appropriate millwork, deciding interior and exterior paint colors, research-ing your property’s history and developing a maintenance plan that addresses the needs of historic buildings. Workshop in-cludes tours of the Stans House. To register call 952.445.0378.

Sat, May 22 1-3 p.m.Scott County Historical Society235 Fuller St S, Shakopee$8 for SCHS members, $10 for non-members

Behind the Scenes Tour (Adults)Explore the nooks and crannies of the Scott County Historical Society in this behind-the-scenes tour! Focusing on how the society organizes and stores its collection, the tour will give participants a chance to see the mu-seum’s nonpublic areas including the building’s basement and the second floor of the Stans House. Standing, Walking and climbing up and down stairs are part of this event. To register call 952.445.0378.

Tue, August 17 7-8 p.m.Scott County Historical Society235 Fuller St S, Shakopee$3 for SCHS members, $5 for non-members


SAVE THE DATE!Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010

Prior Lake High School

SouthwestNEWSPAPERS

Kick off the holiday entertaining season onSaturday, Nov. 6, with the Taste of HomeCooking School, sponsored by Prior Lake-Savage Area Community Education andSouthwest Newspapers, parent company of thePrior Lake American and Savage Pacer. Aprofessional demonstrator from Taste ofHome, well-known for its great cookbooks andnational magazine, will share cooking tips,recipes and easy shortcuts during thepresentation.

Tickets will go on sale in September. Eachattendee will receive a fabulous goodie bagfilled with discount coupons, national sponsorsamples and gifts from participating vendors.

Sponsorship and marketing opportunities areavailable. Call Southwest Newspapers, (952)445-3333 for details.

Save the date ~ spend it with family & friends.Taste of Home will show you how to make the2010 holiday entertaining season less stressfuland filled with delicious foods!

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Information from the District

Superintendent

Dr. Sue Ann GruverSuperintendent

District Calendar to go Digital

Due to budget reductions and environ-mental considerations, the district will not be printing and mailing a district-wide calendar this year. A printable ver-sion will be made available this summer on the web site along with Free-and-Reduced Price lunch information. You can find calendar information at www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us then go to “Quick Guide”, then “Parent Info”.

Gary Greco has devoted countless hours to the PLHS Industrial Technology Department helping with repairs and making tools and equipment that students use each day. Volunteering his skills and labor has not only improved the shops for better student learning; it has also allowed the teachers to spend optimal time with students. Denell Lund has been called an “essential volunteer” and “part of our team” at PLHS. Denell has served on numerous committees including Graduation, Parent Advisory and more. She coordinates volunteer efforts at the high school, helps out during conference time and is willing to take on any new task. Four organizations received the Partners in Education Award: Friends of Wolf Ridge, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, Prior Lake-Spring Lake Watershed District and Sailer’s Greenhouse. Each of these businesses and organizations has helped us fulfill our commitment to environmental education. These are just a few recent examples of outstanding service taking place in and for our schools. Our volunteers are leading by example and working hard to make our schools and community a better place. Thank you!

Throughout Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools; students, staff, parents and com-munity volunteers give of themselves to make our schools and community better. The annual Partnership Celebration, sponsored by Community Education Ser-vices recognizes the many people and orga-nizations that donate their time and resourc-es to benefit our schools. The Phoebe Award is the night’s highest honor. This award recognizes an individual who supports education through service and has made a positive impact on students. This year two people were honored: Gary Greco and Denell Lund.


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Our Mission The mission of the Prior Lake-Savage Area Community Education Services Program is to enhance the quality of life for all citizens by helping to provide opportunities for individuals to reach their full potential and contribute to their communities. To accomplish this mission requires that parents, family, schools, churches, businesses, community organizations and all people living within our community work together. This can be done through a cooperative effort in meeting the recreational, educational, social and cultural needs and wants of the community.

Community Education• Adult Enrichment Classes• Youth and Family Enrichment Classes• After School Programs• Driver Education Program• Summer Swim Lessons• Summer Band Lessons• Adult Basic Education (GED and ESL/ELL)• Ski Clubs• Starlab Portable Planetarium• 55+ Monday Bridge Group• Facility Use Rental and Scheduling (952-226-0095)

Youth Services and Youth DevelopmentPrograms connected with K-12 and community to provide youth with service-learning opportunities, volunteer activities, peer mediation, mentorships, leadership development and more.

Parent Support Services• Parent involvement resources and

ideas available• Resource and referral information

regarding services in our county• Parent Education Workshops - link-

ing with K-12 and parent groups

Family Center atEdgewood School• Early Childhood Family Education • Early Childhood Screening • Circle of Friends Preschool • School Readiness • Home Visiting• Lending Library• Parent Education• Special Events (Vehicle Fair, Book Fairs, Garage Sale and more)

Kids’ Company School Age Care• Before and after school care for students grades K-5• Program at Edgewood School for 4-year-olds, Circle of Friends Preschool students

and Edgewood half day kindergarten students

• Open M-F, from 6:30 a.m. until school starts, after school until 6 p.m. and release days

• All day care during the summer for students entering grades K-7 and age 4, running June to August, M-F,

from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Community Involvement and Volunteer Services• Volunteer Opportunities• Business/School Partnerships• Service Learning Opportunities• Youth Asset Building Resources

Other Programs• Fall Community Fest • Sponsorship of school Volunteer Celebrations• Partnership Celebration to recognize

service organizations, businesses and individuals

• Community Halloween Party• Science Night Live• Women’s Winter Escape• Linking with:

AARP Carver-Scott Educational Coop. Prior Lake Park and Recreation Prior Lake Police Department Savage Park and Recreation Jeffers Foundation YMCA and more


Advisory Councils are active task-oriented groups who make recommendations about policies, procedures, program offerings, budgets, and more for ISD 719 Community Education Services programs. Together these groups determine what resources could be utilized to meet the needs and interests of community members without duplicating the efforts provided by others.

If you would be interested in working with a council to address the lifelong learning needs of our district, please call Leanne J. Weyrauch, Director

at 952-226-0082, to request an application for membership.

Prior Lake - Savage Area SchoolsFamily Center and Preschool Programs

Edgewood School5304 WestWood Dr, Prior Lake

952-226-0950

LORI FORDFamily CenterCoordinator952-226-0955

JENNA JOHNSONFamily Center Secretary952-226-0956

DEB TRIBBYEarly Childhood Screening Secretary952-226-0975

Prior Lake - Savage Area SchoolsCommunity Education Services Office

4540 Tower St., Prior Lake952-226-0080

JODY SWEDBERGCommunity Education Receptionist952-226-0086

LEANNE J. WEYRAUCHCommunity Educat ion

Director952-226-0082

LINDA RINGSTADCommunity Education

Specialist952-226-0083

BOBBI BIRKHOLZCommunity Education Secretary952-226-0081

JENNY NAGYCommunity Involvement

Coordinator952-226-0085

GINA GERMSCHEIDDistrict Facility

Scheduler952-226-0095

CARRIE DOBIEYouth Programs

Coordinator952-226-0088

BECKY HUDYMAKids’ Company Coordinator952-226-0092

DANIELLE KLEISTKids’ Company Secretary952-226-0091

Prior Lake - Savage Area SchoolsKids’ Company Office

4540 Tower St., Prior Lake952-226-0090

KRISTI GAUDETTEKids’ Company Specialist952-226-0093

PAM KOOPMANBuilding Monitor Supervisor612-817-1839

BETH TITUSFamily Center Secretary952-226-0951

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Members of the Community Education Services Advisory CouncilJanine Alcorn, Angie Barstad, Connie Carlson, Renee Clark, Connie Dawson, Carrie Dobie, Jennifer Flaten, Dee Dee Francis, Jenny Nagy, Dean Peter, Cara Reickenberg, Linda Ringstad, Jackie Underferth, Jerry Young and Leanne Weyrauch

NANCY OLSONKids’ Company Secretary952-226-0084

BRX Fitness Located in the Rock Creek Bldg.16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302Prior Lake952-440-4488

McColl Pond Environmental Learning Center13550 Dakota Ave, Savage952-224-3420


Prior Lake - Savage Area SchoolsFamily Center and Preschool Programs

Edgewood School5304 WestWood Dr, Prior Lake

952-226-0950

Location Addresses

BRX Fitness Located in the Rock Creek Bldg.16180 Hastings Ave SE, Suite 302Prior Lake952-440-4488

McColl Pond Environmental Learning Center13550 Dakota Ave, Savage952-224-3420

Community Use of FacilitiesCommunity members and organizations are invited to apply to use district facili-ties and grounds for meetings and activities. All requests for facility usage must be made at least 7 business days before the intended activity. Application forms are available online at www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us or by contacting Gina Germscheid at 952-226-0095 or [email protected].

Club Prior Located in the Prior Lake Library16210 Eagle Creek Ave, Prior Lake952-447-9783Eagle Creek Wellness Center14180 Commerce Ave NE, Prior Lake952-447-3395Holy Trinity Methodist Church16150 Arcadia Ave. SE, Prior Lake

Jeffers Pond Elementary (K-5)14800 Jeffers Pass NW, Prior Lake

952-226-0600

Hidden Oaks Middle School (6-8)15855 Fish Point Road SE, Prior Lake

952-226-0700

Glendale Elementary (K-5)6601 Connelly Parkway, Savage

952-226-0200

Edgewood School (1/2 Day K & ECFE)5304 WestWood Drive SE, Prior Lake

952-226-0900

Prior Lake High School (9-12)7575 W. 150th Street, Savage952-226-8600

Redtail Ridge Elementary (K-5)15200 Hampshire Ave.

952-226-8000

Grainwood Elementary (K-5)5061 Minnesota Street SE, Prior Lake

952-226-0300

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Twin Oaks Middle School (6-8)15860 Fish Point Road SE, Prior Lake

952-226-0500

Five Hawks Elementary (K-5)16620 Five Hawks Avenue SE, Prior Lake

952-226-0100

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Questions?Call 952.226.0080 during office hours (8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) or email us at [email protected]

Be an “Early Bird”Prompt registration helps avoid disappoint-ment when classes fill quickly or have to cancel due to low enrollment, only to find that late registrations would have allowed the class to run. Early registrations also make it easier if we need to contact you for any reason before your class begins.

RefundsYour money will be refunded if your class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. If you choose to cancel your class registration, to be eligible for a full refund we need to receive your request no later than 4:00 p.m. five (5) business days prior to the first day of class. Cancellations for classes with supply fees must be received five (5) business days prior to the first day of class unless otherwise noted in description. Refunds of supplies are not issued after that time due to commitments made to instructors. Cancellations received after five business days will be subject to no refund. A $5 processing fee will be deducted from any refund. Classes with registration fees under $10 are not eligible for refunds.

DiscountsAdults (55 & over) receive discounts when noted in class pricing. All UCare Minnesota members may take up to a $15 discount per class. Any coupons used will be accepted with registration form by mail or dropped off only.

Satisfaction GuaranteePlease call the Community Education Office at 952.226.0080 if you are not satisfied with any class or activity in which you participated.

Non-endorsement PolicyPrior Lake-Savage Community Education contracts with specialists in their fields who are interested in presenting classes in their areas of expertise to the community. We do not endorse the opinions or business affiliations of the instructors.

Participant WaiverRegistration for any class waives all rights and claims for any and all injuries from whatever cause suffered by participation in activities.

CancellationCommunity Education reserves the right to withdraw a course due to lack of enrollment or loss of a suitable facility. If we have to cancel a class, every effort will be made to contact all the participants who preregistered. Please include on your registration form a phone number where you can be contacted during the day. Community Education assumes no responsibility for reaching registrants who do not provide an accessible daytime phone num-ber. When ever possible messages will be left on voicemail/answering machines. If an email is provided at time of registration, notifications will also be sent to the address provided.

Classes may be cancelled due to inclement weather or for other unavoidable reasons. These sessions are made up whenever possible. If school closes during the day due to bad weather, Community Education will cancel all activities. Listen to WCCO 830 AM radio for official school closure notices. Call 952-226-0080 for evening or weekend cancellation information.

Are You In? Yes - unless you hear from us. Community Education does not mail class confirmations. If you have an email address at the time of registration, a confirmation will be emailed to you. If you do not hear from us, assume that you are in the class and that it will be held at the time and place indicated. We will contact you by phone or mail if there is a change. Please list a daytime phone number so we can reach you if a class is cancelled. If there is a last minute change, signs are posted at each site with your class information on it such as class title, room numbers and times of classes.

PrivacyThe information requested on the registra-tion forms will be used to verify eligibility as well as determine staff, facility and equip-ment needs. You or your child’s registration information may be provided to school district staff, volunteers, instructors, the school district attorney, insurer and auditor. Your email infor-mation is for internal use only and will not be sold or solicited. Although you are not legally required to disclose this information, failure to do so may prevent you or your child from participating in the program. Photographs or videos of classes in action may be taken and used for district publications and web pages. If you object to having your picture used, please notify the Community Education Office at 952-226-0080 each time you register.

Guidelines and Procedures


Tuition Assistance AvailableIf you live in District 719 and are suffering from a financial hardship, schol-

arship or tuition assistance is available for most classes up to three choices each quarter per family. You need to be a resident of District 719 to qualify. Please call Carrie at 952-226-0088. Your requests will be kept confidential. Attach a copy of UCare MN insurance card if applicable.

ADULT REGISTRATION FORMPhone-952-226-0080 Fax-952-226-0099

www.priorlakesavagece.comMail to: ISD 719, Community Education, 4540 Tower St, Prior Lake, MN 55372

One Registration Form per person please

Name______________________________________________________

Partner Name (if taking class w/partner)___________________________

Address____________________________________________________

City__________________________________ Zip__________________

Daytime Phone___________________________________

Home Phone _____________________________________

Cell ____________________________________________

Email Address for confirmations:___________________________________________________________

Senior 55 and up (please check here)_______ Birth Year ______________ UCare ID Number_____________________________________

Course # Course Title Date Fee

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Total Fees $______

Account # _________________________________________________

Exp. Date: _________________

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