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3-10 Sports + Recreation

11-12 Art

13-16 Crafts + Sewing

17 Fun with Food

18 Back to Nature

18-19 Health + Safety

20 Master the Challenge

21-25 S.T.E.M

26-27 Theatre

28 Volunteer

30 Information

31 Registration

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math

CE WeatherlineIf Rochester Public Schools are canceled for the day, all Community Education day and evening classes are canceled.

If school begins late, Community Education classes will not meet in the AM session. Classes that begin at noon or after will be held.

If school dismisses early, all after-school Community Education classes are canceled. A decision about evening classes will be made by 3 PM and posted on the Weatherline.

If school is not canceled, but the weather is hazardous, evening classes may be canceled by 3 PM. Please call the weatherline for more information.

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Archery (Gr. 3-5 & 6-8) PAt Archery Headquarters you will safely learn how to use a bow and arrow. You’ll be taught correct form in stance and how to correctly hold, aim, and shoot the bow. Safety is a high priority at Archery Headquarters and your attention is required the entire time. All equipment

is provided. Sign up and learn a great recreational sport that will stay with you all your life. Classes are held at Archery Headquarters, 3440 Northern Valley Place NE. Located off CTY RD 22, east of Shopko North, behind US Bank.(Gr.3-5) 2138.301P W/Th Apr 12-Apr 20 5:30-6:30 PMArchery Headquarters 4 Sessions $50

(Gr.6-8)2138.302P W/Th Apr 12-Apr 20 6:30-7:30 PMArchery Headquarters 4 Sessions $50

Flag Football (Gr. K-2)Ready, Set, HIKE! Here is your chance to master those fundamental football skills you have been meaning to work on. Run drills, play games, and begin to lay down the groundwork that you would need to be a future Heisman winner. Age-appropriate drills will foster growth in passing, catching, and fi eld positions.2134.301 Sa Apr 22-May 13 9-10 AMWillow Creek-Fields 4 Sessions $29

Volleyball Basics (Gr. 3-6)Increase your volleyball skills in serving, passing, setting, and spiking. Students will use specially weighted balls for the beginner to develop proper technique. Hitting approach as well as rules of the game will be covered. You Dig?2033.201 M Jan 23-Feb 6 5-6:30 PMNorthrop-Gym 3 Sessions $21

Competitive Fencing for Beginners (Gr. 5-8) PIf you want to learn acompetitive sport that lastsa lifetime, fencing is for you! We are off ering an opportunity for youto master the skills and techniques atyour pace, as well as prepare forcompetition in USFA tournaments.Commitment and dedication are theonly requirements! We look forward tohelping you develop your skills tosucceed and excel in this exciting life sport. 2058.201P M Jan 23-Mar 20 7-8 PMNorthrop-Gym 8 Sessions $99No Class Feb 20

Intermediate Competitive Fencing (Gr. 5-8) PIf you want to learn a competitive sport that lasts a lifetime, fencing is for you! We are off ering an opportunity for you to improve and master new skills and techniques after your beginner class. It will prepare you for competition in USFA tournaments. Prerequisite: Competitive Fencing for Beginners (Highly recommended). 2078.301P M Mar 27-Jun 5 7-8 PMNorthrop-Gym 9 Sessions $75No Class Apr 3 and May 29

MN High School Meet Preparation/Open Fencing (Gr. 5-12) PFencers continue to master the skills and techniques in preparation for competition in USFA tournaments and Minnesota High School Meets. Participant is required to acquire his/her own fencing equipment or pay an additional $20 equipment fee on the fi rst day of class. We can help you order your equipment on the fi rst day of class, if needed. Additional USFA membership and tournament registration fees may apply. 2080.201P M/Th Jan 23-Mar 20 7-9 PMNorthrop-Gym 16 Sessions $50No Class Feb 20

2080.301P M/Th Mar 27-Jun 5 7-9 PMNorthrop-Gym 18 Sessions $50No Class Apr 3, 6, May 29

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Hoop It Up-Basketball Skills (Gr. 1-2 & 3-5)Learn basic basketball skills, drills, and have fun. Athletes will work on mastering essential skills needed to build the foundation of their game for the fi rst half of the class and then have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills during the last half hour with games. Class will be taught with age/size appropriate materials.(Gr. 1-2) 2052.201 Sa Feb 25-Mar 11 10:15-11:15 AMNorthrop-Gym 3 Sessions $21

(Gr. 3-5) 2053.201 Sa Feb 25-Mar 11 11:30 AM-12:30 PMNorthrop-Gym 3 Sessions $21

Little Hoopsters (Gr. K-2)Participate in fun games and exercises that will emphasize passing, dribbling, shooting, running, jumping, and defense. All games will be appropriate for the young hoopster. These skills prepare you for those basketball years ahead. Don’t pass the ball on this one--it should be a “sure shot.”2050.201 M Feb 20-Mar 6 5-6 PMNorthrop-Gym 3 Sessions $21

2050.202 Tu Feb 21-Mar 7 5-6 PMSunset Terrace-Gym 3 Sessions $21

Little Hoopsters II (Gr. K-2)When you have mastered Little Hoopsters, it is time to step up to Little Hoopsters II. Get ready for dribbling, passing, and shooting drills, to take you to the next hoopsters’ level!2051.201 M Mar 13-Mar 27 5-6 PMNorthrop-Gym 3 Sessions $21

2051.202 Tu Mar 14-Mar 28 5-6 PMSunset Terrace-Gym 3 Sessions $21

Table Tennis 101 (Gr. 3-8)Your instructor for Table Tennis is Wei Qi, a former player on the Beijing Professional Table Tennis Team. He originally came to the US to train players for the 2012 London Olympics Team. Table Tennis is good for the body, mind, and soul. This complex physical activity is benefi cial for the player in more ways than one. Table Tennis can effi ciently develop a great number of skills, like fl exibility, strength, speed or endurance, as well as building motor skills. In this class, you will train with Wei Qi to learn the fundamentals of Ping Pong, do some technical training with multiple-balls and other fun drills and activities, including physical training. No experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. Classes are held at Salem Road Covenant Church, 3401 Salem Rd SW.2137.201 Sa Feb 4-Feb 18 9-10:30 AMSalem Road Covenant Church 3 Sessions $29

2137.202 Sa Feb 4-Feb 18 11 AM-12:30 PMSalem Road Covenant Church 3 Sessions $29

2137.203 Sa Feb 4-Feb 18 1-2:30 PMSalem Road Covenant Church 3 Sessions $29

2137.301 Sa Apr 8-Apr 22 9-10:30 AMSalem Road Covenant Church 3 Sessions $29

2137.302 Sa Apr 8-Apr 22 11 AM-12:30 PMSalem Road Covenant Church 3 Sessions $29

2137.303 Sa Apr 8-Apr 22 1-2:30 PMSalem Road Covenant Church 3 Sessions $29

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Gymnastics-Intermediate II (Gr. K-6)This class is appropriate for all gymnasts who have mastered cartwheels, round off s and back walkovers, jumping and turning on the beam, casting, pullovers and back hip circles on the bars, and springboard technique on the vault. This class will have a greater focus on form while working on, beam tumbling, round off s with rebounds, back and front walkovers on fl oor, back and front hip circles on bars, and more complex gymnastics skills. Children will be split into ability based age groups whenever possible but due to registration numbers classes may be combined. Classes are held at Gage East, 930 40th ST NW.2158.301 M Apr 10-May 22 7:30-8:30 PMGage East-Gym 7 Sessions $70

2158.302 Tu Apr 11-May 23 7:15-8:15 PMGage East-Gym 7 Sessions $70

Performance Gymnastics (Gr. K-8)The Performance Gymnastics class is open to all girls grades K-8 who have mastered the beginner and intermediate gymnastic skills are interested in advancing

their gymnastic ability. This class is form focused while introducing and working on back extensions, aerials, front and back handsprings

on fl oor, kips and hop ups on bars, full turns, jumps, leaps and dismounts on beam and inverted vaults. This class will perform a bi-annual exhibition. Classes are held at Gage East, 930 40th ST NW.2160.301 M Apr 10-May 22 5:15-7:15 PM 7 Sessions $140

Gage East-Gym

Minnesota Xtreme Cheerleading

(Gr. K-6) PCheerleading is a high energy activity that

involves aspects of dance, gymnastics, and acrobatics,

and it’s one of the fastest growing activities in the world. This class is for

individuals who would like introductory training in cheerleading with experience ranging from beginner to intermediate. We will work on all areas of cheer including tumbling, stunting, jumps, and motions. Attire for the class is athletic shorts, a fi tted tank or t-shirt and athletic shoes. Bring a water bottle and shoes you plan on participating in. Hair should be up in a ponytail. No jewelry should be worn. Class will be held at Minnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer Studio, 1252 60th Ave NW.2610.201P Tu Feb 7-Mar 14 5:30-7 PMMinnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer 6 Sessions $68

2610.202P Tu May 2-May 23 5-6:30 PMMinnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer 4 Sessions $49

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Gymnastics-Beginner I (Gr. K-6)Beginner class is open to all gymnasts. We will focus on developing basic gymnastics skills on all events, including forward rolls, backward rolls, headstands on fl oor, front support, casts and basic swinging on the bars, walking and jumping on the beam, basic springboard technique and vaulting skills. Children will be split into ability based age groups whenever possible but due to registration numbers classes may be combined. Classes are held at Gage East, 930 40th ST NW.2155.301 Tu Apr 11-May 23 6-7 PMGage East-Gym 7 Sessions $70


Gymnastics-Beginner II (Gr. K-6)This class will continue developing basic gymnastics skills on all events with a focus on form, including forward rolls, cartwheels and handstands on fl oor, glide swings and pullovers on the bars, jumps and turns on the beam, springboard technique and basic vaulting skills. Children will be split into ability based age groups whenever possible but due to registration numbers classes may be combined. Classes are held at Gage East, 930 40th ST NW.2156.301 Tu Apr 11-May 23 6-7 PM 7 Sessions $70Gage East-Gym

2156.302 Tu Apr 11-May 23 7:15-8:15 PM 7 Sessions $70Gage East-Gym

Gymnastics-Intermediate I (Gr. K-6)This class is appropriate for all gymnasts who have mastered the basic gymnastics skills of cartwheels, walking and jumping onthe beam, pullovers on the bars, and springboard technique on the vault. In this class, we will introduce beam tumbling, round off s, back walkovers and front limbers on fl oor, back hip circles and sole circle dismounts on bars, along with continued springboard technique for vault. Children will be split into ability based age groups whenever possible but due to registration numbers classes may be combined. Classes are held at Gage East, 930 40th ST NW.2157.301 M Apr 10-May 22 7:30-8:30 PMGage East-Gym 7 Sessions $70



Tippi Toes Hip Hop/Jazz (Ages 6-9) PTippi Toes Dance Companycheerfully provides children a fun, positive, and nurturingenvironment so they are able to experience the joys of dance,self-expression, and movement. We encourage children touse their imagination while introducing jazz and hip hoptechniques using dance terms and examples to enhance their knowledge of the art. Our music is carefully selected to be family friendly and age appropriate. Parents are always welcome to observe classes. Please dressin a T-shirt, leggings, and tennis shoes. Classes are held at Tippi Toes Dance Studio, 1619 N Broadway.2601.201P W Jan 11-Feb 15 6:15-7 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 6 Sessions $79

2601.202P Sa Jan 21-Feb 18 11:30 AM-12:15 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 5 Sessions $66

2601.203P W Feb 22-Mar 29 6:15-7 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 6 Sessions $79

2601.204P Sa Feb 25-Mar 25 11:30 AM-12:15 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 5 Sessions $66

Tippi Toes Hip Hop/ Jazz (Ages 9-12) PDesigned for the older Hip Hop student, beginner to advanced, with more technical, but still fun hip hop skills along with age-appropriate dances. Classes are held at Tippi Toes Dance Studio, 1619 N Broadway.2602.202P Th Jan 12-Feb 16 6:15-7 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 6 Sessions $79

2602.203P Sa Jan 21-Feb 18 12:30-1:15 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 5 Sessions $66

2602.205P Th Feb 23-Mar 30 6:15-7 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 6 Sessions $79

2602.206P Sa Feb 25-Mar 25 12:30-1:15 PMTippi Toes Dance Studio 5 Sessions $66

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National Karate Studio (Gr. K-3) PDevelop muscles and increase fl exibility through the use of karate. Focus will also include improving coordination and listening skills. Classes are held at National Karate School, 2711 Commerce DR NW.2031.201P Tu Jan 24-Feb 7 4:30-5 PMNational Karate Studio 3 Sessions $10

2031.202P Tu Mar 21-Apr4 4:30-5 PMNational Karate Studio 3 Sessions $10

Intro to Hapkido (Ages 13 & Up) PLearn throws, joint lock takedowns, strikes for self-defense, and physical and mental fi tness. This class is an introduction. Wear comfortable workout clothes. For questions, call (507) 281-4335 or visit our website www.mafci.com. You may register for one session only. Classes are held at Martial Art Fitness Center, 2849 S. Broadway. 5039.201P Tu/Th Jan 31-Feb 9 6-7 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

5039.202P Tu/Th Mar 7-Mar 16 6-7 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

5039.301P Tu/Th Apr 18-Apr 2 6-7 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

5039.302P Tu/Th May 9-May 18 6-7 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

Intro to Taekwondo (Ages 5-Adult) PParents, would you like to join your child in this fun class? Parents are not required to attend but are welcome to come and learn with your child. You will both burn some calories; improve fl exibility, balance, and stamina while learning self-defense. This Introduction to Taekwondo will help your child develop discipline, respect, and confi dence as well as learn to focus and listen. Wear comfortable work-out clothes. For questions, call (507) 281-4335 or visit our website at www.mafci.com. You may register for one session only. Classes are held at Martial Art Fitness Center, 2849 S. Broadway.2036.201P M/W Feb 6-Feb 15 6-7 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

2036.207P Tu/Th Mar 7-Mar 16 7-8 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

2036.303P M/W Apr 17-Apr 26 6-7 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

2036.309P Tu/Th May 9-May 18 7-8 PMMartial Arts 4 Sessions $19

4Kicks Family Taekwondo (Age 4-7 & Adult w/Child) PTaekwondo is a fun family activity and great for students of all ages! Under the instruction of Patricia Young, with the American Taekwondo Association, students will improve their coordination, balance, strength, and agility, while adults will benefi t from improved memory, balance, and fl exibility. Please register each child individually. An adult can attend along with the child for an additional $15. Classes are held in the gym at the RCTC Sports Center 851 30th Ave SE.2181.201P-Child Th Jan 19-Mar 16 5:15-5:45 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $30

2181.202P-Adult Th Jan 19-Mar 16 5:15-5:45 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $15 Adult w/child

2181.203P-Child Th Mar 23-May 18 5:15-5:45 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $30

2181.204P-Adult Th Mar 23-May 18 5:15-5:45 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $15 Adult w/child

4Kicks Family Taekwondo (Ages 8 & Up & Adult w/Child) PTaekwondo is a fun family activity and great for students of all ages! Under the instruction of Patricia Young, with the American Taekwondo Association, students will improve their coordination, balance, strength and agility, while adults will benefi t from improved memory, balance, and fl exibility. Training for students age 8 and up includes training in bully prevention, advanced self-defense, use of nunchuka, escrima, etc., board breaks, and other advanced concepts. Please register each child individually. Classes will be held in the gym at the RCTC Sports Center, 851 30th Ave SE. 2182.205P-Child W Jan 18-Mar 8 7-8 PM Th Mar 16RCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $45 2182.206P-Adult W Jan 18-Mar 8 7-8 PM Th Mar 16 RCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $15 Adult w/child 2182.201P-Child Th Jan 19-Mar 16 6-7 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $45 2182.202P-Adult Th Jan 19-Mar 16 6-7 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $15 Adult w/child 2182.207P-Child W Mar 22-May 10 7-8 PM Th May 18RCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $45 2182.208P-Adult W Mar 22-May 10 7-8 PM Th May 18RCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $15 Adult w/child 2182.203P-Child Th Mar 23-May 18 6-7 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $45 2182.204P-Adult Th Mar 23-May 18 6-7 PMRCTC Sports Center 9 Sessions $15 Adult w/child 7

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RFSC Learn2Skate (Ages 6-12) PBeginning ice skating lessons will be off ered for our newest skaters. These classes focus on having FUN on the ice while safely learning basics movements and fundamentals of skating. Instructors use the Learn2Skate USA curriculum, which is sanctioned by U.S. Figure Skating and USA Hockey. Skate rental is available for $2 per lesson. It is strongly recommended that participants wear a helmet. A basic bicycle helmet works well. Classes are held at Rochester Recreation Center, 21 Elton Hills Dr. NW.2226.201P Tu Jan 3-Feb 14 6-6:30 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Jan 31

2226.202P Th Jan 5-Feb 16 6-6:30 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Feb 2

2226.203P F Jan 6-Feb 17 5:45-6:15 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Feb 3

2226.204P Sa Jan 7-Feb 18 10-10:30 AMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Feb 4

2226.207P F Feb 24-Apr 14 5:45-6:15 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Mar 24 and Apr 7

2226.208P Sa Feb 25-Apr 15 11-11:30 AMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Mar 25 and Apr 8

2226.205P Tu Feb 28-Apr 11 6-6:30 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Apr 4

2226.206P Th Mar 2-Apr 13 6-6:30 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Apr 6

2226.301P Tu May 2-May 30 6-6:30 PMRochester Rec Center 4 Sessions $64No Class May 23

2226.302P Th May 4-Jun 1 6-6:30 PMRochester Rec Center 4 Sessions $64No Class May 25

2226.303P F May 5-Jun 2 5:45-6:15 PMRochester Rec Center 4 Sessions $64No Class May 26

2226.304P Sa May 6-Jun 3 10-10:30 AMRochester Rec Center 4 Sessions $64No Class May 27

RFSC Learn2Skate for Hockey (Ages 6-12) PBoys and girls will learn the basic skating skills needed to play ice hockey. Instructors use the Learn2Skate USA curriculum, which is sanctioned by U.S Figure Skating and USA Hockey. Minimum equipment required: gloves, helmet with mask, and a stick. Full equipment preferred. Skate rental available for $2 per lesson. Classes are held at Rochester Recreation Center, 21 Elton Hills DR NW.2224.201P F Jan 6-Feb 17 5:15-5:45 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Feb 3



RFSC Learn2Skate for Teens (Ages 13 & Up) PBeginning skating lessons will be off ered for teenage students. These classes cover the basic skills required for fi gure skating and ice hockey. Instructors use the Learn2Skate USA curriculum, which is sanctioned by U.S. Figure Skating and USA Hockey. Adults may register as well. Skate rental is available for $2 per lesson. Classes are held at Rochester Recreation Center, 21 Elton Hills DR NW.2223.201P F Jan 6-Feb 17 6:15-6:45 PMRochester Rec Center 6 Sessions $96No Class Feb 3



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Young Riders Day at the Stables (Ages 8-Up) PRiders will learn about horses as well as how to groom, tack up and ride. Riders must wear long pants, hard-sole shoes or boots, and bring your own helmet or use one of ours. In case of rain, class will be held in an indoor arena. Classes are held at Turn Crest Stables, 26947 CTY HWY 34, Kasson. Directions: Take HWY 14 west past Byron 2 mi. Turn right at CTY 15, go 1/4 mi. to stop sign, take a left to Turn Crest Stables.2207.301P Sa Apr 15 10 AM-1 PMTurn Crest Stables 1 Session $32

Horse Riding Lessons (Ages 8-Up) PCome and learn how to not only ride a horse but also how to groom and tack up the horse you are going to ride. Helmets are available or bring your own helmet. Riders MUST wear long pants (jeans) and boots with a heel, no tennis shoes. Classes are held at Turn Crest Stables, 26947 CTY HWY 34, Kasson. Directions: Take HWY 14 west past Byron 2 mi. Turn right at CTY 15, go 1/4 mi. to stop sign, take a left to Turn Crest Stables.2208.201P Tu Mar 14-Apr 11 6:30-7 PMTurn Crest Stables 5 Sessions $142

2208.202P Tu Mar 14-Apr 11 7-7:30 PMTurn Crest Stables 5 Sessions $142

Little Riders Riding Lessons (Ages 5-7) PLittle Riders will learn how to ride (walk) and how to control a horse from horseback while an adult is leading them. All riders must have an adult or child over 14 years old as a leader with them or Turn Crest will provide one for an additional $5 per lesson, payable at the stable. All riders are required to wear long pants (jeans) and sturdy shoes. Riding helmets will be provided, lessons will be held in an indoor arena. Classes are held at Turn Crest Stables, 26947 CTY HWY 34, Kasson. Directions: Take HWY 14 west past Byron 2 mi. Turn right at CTY 15, go 1/4 mi. to stop sign, take a left to Turn Crest Stables.2203.201P M Mar 13-Apr 10 6:30-7 PMTurn Crest Stables 5 Sessions $117

2203.202P M Mar 13-Apr 10 7-7:30 PMTurn Crest Stables 5 Sessions $117

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Prairie Walls: Rock Climbing for Kids: Beginning Skills (Gr. 1-3) PClimbing is fun and exciting, but it can sometimes be intimidating, especially for young climbers. This class focuses on getting kids comfortable with the wall, with a goal of getting to the top consistently. Each class will begin with a fun climbing-related game, then focus on becoming comfortable with heights, familiar with climbing terms, basic safety when bouldering, and climbing routes. Each climber can advance at their own pace, with the instructor’s encouragement, to find their own climbing success. This class has a 8:1 student/teacher ratio to ensure personalized instruction, guidance, and supervision for the best climbing experience. Harness and shoes will be provided. Classes are held at Prairie Walls, 4420 19th St NW.2112.201P W Jan 18-Feb 8 5:15-6:45 PMPrairie Walls 4 Sessions $97

2112.301P W Apr 19-May 10 5:15-6:45 PMPrairie Walls 4 Sessions $97

Prairie Walls: Rock Climbing for Kids: Advanced Skills (Gr. 4-8) PThis class is designed for climbers who are comfortable on the wall, and will focus on basic technique to broaden their knowledge and skill set in climbing. We will work on body positioning, and individualized instruction on more advanced technique. For those who are ready to learn more skills we will teach knot tying and an introduction to belay. Class will include climbing-related warm up games and instruction geared toward setting and meeting age-appropriate climbing goals. Class is staffed with a student/teacher ratio of 8:1, so each climber receives the personalized instruction, guidance, and supervision to provide the best experience possible. Harness and shoes will be provided. Classes are held at Prairie Walls, 4420 19th St NW. 2113.201P W Jan 18-Feb 8 5-7 PMPrairie Walls 4 Sessions $110

2113.301P W Apr 19-May 10 5-7 PMPrairie Walls 4 Sessions $110

Roca: Climbing Adventure for Child & Adult Together (Gr. K-6 W/Adult) PThis class will take you and your child on an amazing indoor adventure exploring all that is climbing! Each week, your skilled rock climbing instructor will introduce you to new climbing skills and experiences such as belaying, rappelling, climbing technique, and super fun climbing games! A climbing harness and shoes will be provided. This class has a 7:1 child/parent/instructor ratio to ensure supervision, guidance, and personalized attention. Classes are held at Roca Climbing & Fitness, 6071 Rome Circle NW.2117.201P Tu Jan 10-Jan 31 5:15-7:15 PMRoca Climbing & Fitness 4 Sessions $125 Adult/Child Pair

2117.202P Tu Feb 7-Feb 28 5:15-7:15 PMRoca Climbing & Fitness 4 Sessions $125 Adult/Child Pair

2117.203P Tu Mar 7-Mar 28 5:15-7:15 PMRoca Climbing & Fitness 4 Sessions $125 Adult/Child Pair

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CE WeatherlineIf Rochester Public Schools are canceled for the day,all Community Education day and evening classes are canceled.

If school begins late, Community Education class-es will not meet in the AM session. Classes that begin at noon or after will be held.

If school dismisses early, all after-school Com-munity Education classes are canceled. A decision about evening classes will be made by 3 PM and posted on the Weatherline.

If school is not canceled, but the weather is haz-ardous, evening classes may be canceled by 3 PM. Please call the weatherline for more information.


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Learn To Draw (Gr. K-5)Do you love to draw or wish you could learn? Our classes are designed for artists at every level. Come for a step-by-step approach to the basics or a chance to perfect and add to techniques you already know. Remember drawing is not just about art; drawing is about fi ne motor coordination, self-esteem, and creative confi dence. Diff erent drawing curriculums will be used in each session. 6 Sessions | Fee: $42 | 3:35-4:40PM

Bamber Valley-Art Rm4101.26BV Tu Jan 24-Feb 284101.36BV Tu Apr 11-May 16

Bishop-Art Rm4101.26HB M Jan 23-Mar 6 No Class Feb 204101.36HB M Apr 10-May 15

Churchill-Media Center4101.26CH Tu Jan 24-Mar 7 No Class Feb 7 4101.36CH Tu Apr 11-May 16

Elton Hills-Art Rm 4101.26EH W Jan 25-Mar 8 No Class Feb 14101.36EH W Apr 19-May 24

Folwell-Art/Music Rm4101.26FO W Jan 25-Mar 8 No Class Feb 14101.36FO W Apr 19-May 24

Franklin-Art Rm4101.26BF W Jan 25-Mar 8 No Class Feb 14101.36BF W Apr 19-May 24

Gage-Art Rm4101.26GA M Jan 23-Mar 6 No Class Feb 204101.36GA M Apr 10-May 15

Gibbs4101.26GB Art Rm Th Jan 26-Mar 9 No Class Feb 94101.36GB-Media Center Th Apr 13-May 18

Hoover-Art Rm4101.26HO M Jan 23-Mar 13 No Class Feb 13, Feb 20

Jefferson-Art Rm4101.26JE Th Jan 26-Mar 24101.36JE Th Apr 13-May 18

Lincoln-Art Rm 4101.26LN Th Jan 26-Mar 24101.36LN Th Apr 13-May 18

Longfellow-Media Center4101.26LF Tu Jan 24-Feb 28

Pinewood-Art Rm4101.26PW M Jan 23-Mar 6 No Class Feb 204101.36PW M Apr 10-May 15

Riverside4101.26RV-Media Center Th Jan 26-Mar 2 4101.36RV-Art Rm Th Apr 13-May 18

Sunset Terrace-Art Rm4101.26ST Tu Jan 24-Mar 7 No Class Feb 74101.36ST Tu Apr 11-May 16

Washington-Media Center4101.26WA W Jan 25-Mar 15 No Class Feb 1, Feb 154101.36WA W Apr 19-May 24

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Horse Canvas Painting (Gr. K & Up) PGiddy Up! Love horses? This canvas painting class is for you! The class fee includes an 11x14 canvas, all supplies, and step-by-step instructions. No experience is needed, just bring your creative self and make sure to wear clothes that can get paint on them. This class is geared towards school age students; however, younger students may attend if an adult comes along for assistance, or adults may register and attend if they wish to create a painting. Instructor: Penni from Sunshine and Roses Canvas Painting.4143.261P Sa Feb 4 10-11 AMNorthrop-Rm 319 1 Session $25

Wish Canvas Painting (Gr. 5 & Up) PCalling all tweens and teens! This painting would look great in your bedroom especially since you painted it yourself! Talk to your friends and come as a group. The class fee includes an 11x14 canvas, all supplies, and step-by-step instructions. No experience is needed, just bring your creative self and make sure to wear clothes that can get paint on them. Adults may register and attend if they wish to create a painting. Instructor: Penni from Sunshine and Roses Canvas Painting4144.261P Sa Feb 4 11:30 AM-12:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 319 1 Session $25

Dream Catcher Canvas Painting for Tweens and Teens (Gr. 5 & Up) PThis class is so much fun! Invite your friends to join you and we will paint a cool dream catcher painting for your room. All supplies including an 11x14 canvas are provided. No experience is needed and step-by-step instructions will be given. Adults are welcome to sign up as well and join in the fun! Please dress in clothes that can get paint on them. Instructor: Penni from Sunshine and Roses Canvas Painting.4141.261P Sa Mar 4 11:30 AM-12:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $25

2 Artists + 2 Paintings = 1 Masterpiece! Diptych Painting (Gr. K & Up w/Adult) PJoin Sunshine and Roses to welcome spring! This painting is designed to be a diptych painting which means 2 artists, and 2 canvases = 1 fi nished painting! This painting can also be painted solo on one canvas, either way it will be fantastic! All supplies including 2-11x14 canvases are provided. No experience is needed and step-by-step instruction will be given. Adults are welcome to sign up as well and join in the fun! Please dress in clothes that can get paint on them. Instructor: Penni from Sunshine and Roses Canvas Painting4142.261P Sa Mar 4 10-11:00 AMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $50 for 2 Artists

4142.262P $25 for 1 Artist


Crafts + Sewing

Egg Decorating “Egg” Stravaganza (Ages 3-Gr. 5 w/Adult) Have you ever wished you could try more than one of the new egg decorating kits, but you just didn’t want that many colored eggs? Bring a special grown-up in your life and come to our “Egg-stravaganza” to try a bunch of different kits all on the same day! We’ll even top off our party with our own plastic egg hunt! We will provide the hard-boiled eggs for decorating and the plastic candy-filled eggs for the hunt. An adult must attend with each child, but does not need to register.2362.261 Sa Mar 25 9:30-11 AMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $19

Valentine Party Prep (Ages 5-Gr. 5 w/Adult)This is a celebration all about sweetness. We will make sweet candy-favors to decorate our table or give as gifts, and we will learn some basic cake decorating techniques as we decorate Valentine cookies with frosting and candies. An adult must attend with child, but does not need to register.2319.261 Sa Feb 4 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $17

Mother/Daughter “Spa” Day (Ages 4-Gr.5/Adult)Come to the “Northrop Spa” for stress-relieving fun! If mom isn’t available, bring another adult friend along. Make bath soaps, fizzy bath bombs, and other spa treasures. Finish the day by painting each other’s nails and enjoying a sweet spa treat! An adult must attend with child, but does not need to register.5713.261 Sa Feb 25 9-11:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $30

Mother’s Day Crafting (Gr. K-5)Mother’s Day is coming up and here is your chance to make a special surprise for a very special lady in your life. We can’t tell you what we will be making or it will ruin the surprise, but an aunt, grandma, or adult friend would like it too!2577.361 Sa May 13 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $17


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Teddy Bear Picnic (Ages 4-Gr. 3) Today is the day the teddy bears have their picnic! Together, we will each make a teddy bear, with a few accessories, including a blanket. We will read the story and have our own Teddy Bear Picnic. Class will include snacks, but not a full meal. 2476.261 Sa Mar 11 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 201 1 Session $17

Sock Snowman (Gr. 2-8)With white and colored socks, we will create the cutest snowman you’ve ever seen. Don’t worry this frosty friend is safe inside, because he won’t melt! We will also make a snowman snack to help warm our stomachs and our hearts!2361.261 Sa Feb 25 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 109 1 Session $17

My Cool Room (Gr. 3-5 & Gr. 6-8)Would you like to customize your bedroom and give it your own style? Together, we will create a cool padded, storage crate that doubles as a seat, and some dazzling new art for your walls. All supplies are included; all you need to bring is your creativity!(Gr. 3-5)4215.361 Sa May 6 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $21

(Gr. 6-8)4217.361 Sa May 6 10:45 AM-12:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $21

I Love Tie-Dye! (Gr. K-5)If you love everything about the look of tie dye, then this is the class for you. We will make a tie-dyed tote bag, stuff a tie-dye colored teddy bear, make tie-dye colored play dough, even the frosting on our cookies will look tie-dyed! But don’t worry; we won’t get super messy because we will be using materials that have already been dyed!4216.261 Sa Apr 29 9:30-11 AMNorthrop-Rm 109 1 Session $23


Crafts + SewingSew Your Own Pajama Pants (Gr. 4-8)Make your own fuzzy, fl annel pajama pants. You will learn basic sewing machine skills as you cut, assemble, and sew custom-sized pants. Sewing machines are provided and all supplies are included in the class fee.3263.261 Sa Mar 4-Mar 11 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 102 2 Sessions $21

Fuzzy Fleece Mittens (Gr. 4-8)Sew up some fuzzy fl eece mittens to keep your fi ngers warm in the winter months. Your new mittens will be reversible because we’ll use contrasting fl eece for extra warmth. This project is a great beginner sewing project. Sewing machines are provided, and all supplies are included in the class fee.3215.261 Sa Jan 28 9-11 AMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $18

Cozy Quilts (Gr. 4-8)Make a fl uff y, cozy, baby-sized quilt to give to someone you know as a special gift. You will learn basic sewing skills as you cut, assemble, and sew layers of colorful fabric. Sewing machines are provided, and all supplies are included in the class fee.4744.261 Sa Feb 4 9:30 AM-1 PMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $39

Felt Fantasy Animals (Gr. 4-8)Draw a picture of your favorite imaginary animal and together we will transform it into a pattern. Then using sewing machines and felt, create your “one-of-a-kind” cute, fantasy friend. Sewing machines are provided and supplies are included in the class fee. 2440.261 Sa Mar 4 11 AM-12:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $16

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So you want to be a Super Hero? (Gr. K-3)Our imagination is one of our most amazing talents and we are really going to use it! If you could be a super hero, what would your super powers be? Together we will decorate a super hero cape, mix up some super hero glittering slime, and have a snack fi t for (you guessed it!) a super hero! 1 Session | Fee: $19 | 3:35-5PM2562.26NO Sa Feb 25 Northrop-Rm 102

2562.26HB Th Mar 2 Bishop-Art Rm

2562.26GB M Mar 6 Gibbs-Art Rm

2562.26BF Tu Mar 14 Franklin-Art Rm

2562.26PW Tu Mar 7 Pinewood-Art Rm

2562.26CH W Mar 8 Churchill-Art Rm

2562.26ST Th Mar 9 Sunset Terrace-Art Rm

2562.26BV M Mar 13 Bamber Valley-Art Rm

2562.26JE W Mar 15 Jefferson-Art Rm

2562.26FO Th Mar 16 Folwell-Art/Music Rm

Minecraft Crafts (Gr. K-3)This class is all about Minecraft and we’ll fi ll your room with all things Minecraft. We’ll make Creeper Magnets, a light-upMinecraft Torch, and even a tote bag with your favorite Minecraft friend. Of course our snacks will be from Minecraft too! 1 Session | Fee: $16 | 3:35-5PM2567.36WA M May 8 Washington-Media Center

2567.36GA Tu May 9 Gage-Art Rm

2567.36CH W May 10 Churchill-Art Rm

2567.36BV Th May 11 Bamber Valley-Art Rm

2567.36EH M May 15 Elton Hills-Art Rm

2567.36GB Tu May 16 Gibbs-Art Rm

2567.36PW W May 17 Pinewood-Art Rm

2567.36HB Th May 18 Bishop-Art Rm

2567.36JE Tu May 23 Jefferson-Art Rm

2567.36ST W May 24 Sunset Terrace-Art Rm

2567.36FO Th May 25 Folwell-Art/Music Rm

2567.36NO Sa May 20 Northrop-Rm 109

Emoji Accessories (Gr. K-5)Emoji’s are everywhere! Do you know what all those Emoticons mean? We will make a felt Emoji pillow for your room, and you can choose the emotion. We will also make Emoji tack pins to wear on your baseball cap, attach to your backpack, or share with your friends, and enjoy an Emoji snack. 1 Session | Fee: $19 | 3:35-5PM2563.26BV M Jan 30 Bamber Valley-Art Rm

2563.26CH Tu Jan 31 Churchill-Art Rm

2563.26EH Th Feb 2 Elton Hills-Art Rm

2563.26WA M Feb 6 Washington-Media Center

2563.26HB W Feb 8 Bishop-Art Rm

2563.26GA Th Feb 9 Gage-Art Rm

2563.26LN M Feb 13 Lincoln-Art Rm

2563.26JE Tu Feb 14 Jefferson-Art Rm

2563.26GB W Feb 15 Gibbs-Art Rm

2563.26FO Tu Feb 28 Folwell-Art/Music Rm

2563.26PW Th Feb 16 Pinewood-Art Rm

2563.26BF Tu Feb 21 Franklin-Art Rm

2563.26RV Tu Feb 7 Riverside-Media Center

2563.26LF W Feb 22 Longfellow-Art/Music Rm

2563.26ST Th Feb 23 Sunset Terrace-Art Rm


www.rochesterce.org/register or call 507.328.4000 P = Partnership class www.rochesterce.org/register or call 507.328.4000

Fun with Food

Colorful Cupcakes (Ages 8-12)Do you love cupcakes? Using the Wilton method, this class will introduce kids to the basics of cake decorating, using simple techniques including tinting icing, preparing, fi lling, and holding a decorating bag, and using diff erent types of decorating tips. A starter decorating set to take home is included in the class fee.4202.261 Sa Feb 4 12:30-2:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $32

Picnic Pals Cupcakes (Ages 8-12)Learn how to decorate ants, bees and ladybugs on cupcakes for the perfect picnic treat! Easy and fun decorating techniques are on the menu, including dots, stars, and outlines.4204.261 Sa Mar 11 12:30-2:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $24

Rainbow Mania Cookies (Ages 8-12)Cookies are even more fun when kids decorate them with cool bright colors! In this class, we will learn easy decorating techniques to create rainbows, balloons, and swirls to top our treats!4205.261 Sa Apr 22 12:30-2:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 109 1 Session $24

GO WILD! Animal Print Cookies (Ages 8-12)Explore how to make your cookies go wild with buttercream icing in this class. You’ll learn to decorate cookies with zebra, leopard or giraff e patterns using easy decorating techniques, such as zigzags, shells, and stars.4203.261 Sa Feb 11 12:30-2:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $24

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Backyard Chicken Ranching (Ages 8 & Up w/Adult)Keeping up to three hens as backyard pets in Rochester is legal with a permit. A few hens make quiet, inexpensive and entertaining environmental backyard pets. Come learn the basics of keeping urban chickens. Following a “how to” discussion, we will board the Quarry Hill Critter Coach for a parade of local backyard chicken homes. An adult must attend with the child.3581.261 Sa Apr 15 1:30-3 PMQuarry Hill Nature Center 1 Session $40 Adult/child

Raise Your Own Butterfl y (Age 3-Gr. 1/Adult & Gr. 2-5)Witness the wonder of the butterfl y life cycle with this child-and-insect friendly habitat that you will create. Take your caterpillar and habitat home and watch the transition as it matures, changes into a chrysalis, and fi nally emerges as a Painted Lady Butterfl y. Class includes instructions, habitat, supplies, butterfl y larvae, and food. An adult must attend with child ages 3-Gr.1.

(Age 3-Gr. 1/Adult)2464.361 Sa Apr 29 9-10:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $18

(Age 3-Gr. 1/Adult)2464.362 Sa Apr 29 1-2:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $18

(Gr. 2-5)2465.361 Sa Apr 29 10:45 AM-12:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $18

ATV-All Terrain Vehicle Safety (Ages 11 & Up) P If you are interested in driving an ATV in Minnesota and you are between 11-16 years old, you are required to take the ATV Safety course. Upon completion, the student will receive a certifi cate that is honored in most states including Iowa and Wisconsin. OHM operators under 16 years old are required to have an OHM Certifi cate to operate on public lands, frozen waters, and state or grant-in-aid trails in Minnesota. DNR ATV/OHM Safety Training class includes topics on: Basic operation, common parts, and controls, operating safely and responsibly, trail riding, rules and laws, riding skills and protecting the environment. Complete the MN ATV/OHM Rider’s Safety Class online at: Off road-ed.com (the fee for the online course is $29.50) for students 11-16 years old. The DNR Information Center number is 888-646-6367 or 651-296-6157 for questions. Or call Community Ed at 507-328-4000. Part 2 takes place on May 13. You MUST BE 11 years of age or older BEFORE the class start date to be eligible to take this class. Class will include safety techniques, riding methods, legal requirements, fi rst aid, and hands-on riding skills. Parents must accompany their child to class to sign the DNR forms. Class is taught by DNR Safety Instructors. Bring your lunch including beverage. The classroom instruction will be held in the cafeteria at Mayo and the driving test will be held on the west practice fi eld. Students can bring their own ATV to class. Please bring a helmet, birth certifi cate, and a printed copy of the completion certifi cate to class.5712.301P Sa May 13 8:30 AM-2 PMMayo High School- Cafeteria 1 Session $10

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CABS: Child & Babysitting Safety (Gr. 4-8) PLearn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics include accessing 911, medical emergencies, fi re safety, personal safety, child development, proper feeding techniques, and the Heimlich maneuver. The CABS book (yours to keep) and course were developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. Please bring a drink and snack.3903.261P F Jan 27 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 308 1 Session $50

3903.262P Sa Mar 11 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 319 1 Session $50

3903.362P Sa Apr 22 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 102 1 Session $50

3903.363P Sa Jun 3 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 201 1 Session $50

Home Alone (Gr. 3-7) PJust mention the words “Home Alone,” and children think of the excitement depicted in the movies of the same name. The reality of being home alone can evoke fear and anxiety in many children. Whether left alone for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, children should feel comfortable being alone. This workshop for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone”. Topics include personal safety tips, stranger danger, basic fi rst aid, fi re safety, handling the unexpected, internet safety, dealing with loneliness and boredom, storm safety, dealing with siblings as well as trust and honesty. Please bring a drink and snack.3904.261P Th Jan 12 4:15-6:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $27

3904.262P F Jan 27 12:30-2:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 308 1 Session $27

3904.363P Tu May 16 4:15-6:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 201 1 Session $27

3904.364P Th Jun 1 4:15-6:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $27

Be Prepared...NOT Scared! (Gr. K-2) PHave you ever seen someone fall over and hurt their leg? Or perhaps you know someone who’s been very ill? Have you ever been near an accident? Imagine being able to help out in each of these situations - that’s what First Aid is all about. Children can make a diff erence in an emergency situation and the most important thing is for them to know simple basic fi rst aid steps to follow in diff erent situations. Topics include: recognizing an emergency and knowing what to do, calling 911, basic fi rst aid techniques, personal safety tips, stranger danger, and gun and fi re safety. Please bring a drink and snack.3905.261P Tu Jan 24 4:15-6:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 201 1 Session $27

3905.361P W May 31 4:15-6:15 PMNorthrop-Rm 201 1 Session $27

Red Cross Babysitting Training (Ages 11-15) PThis class will provide youth who are planning to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants. This training will help participants to develop leadership skills, learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe. The students will learn the basics of child care and fi rst aid. Each student will receive a Red Cross Training packet including a handbook, CD Rom, and emergency reference guide. Please bring a drink and snack.5700.361P Sa May 6-May 13 9 AM-12:30 PMNorthrop-Rm 109 2 Sessions $90


Master the Challenge

City-Wide Spelling Bee (Gr. 2-5)Join the fun! The Bee will start promptly at 1:00 PM. Participants will start in the championship round. When a word is missed, continue in the consolation round. Certifi cates and refreshments will be given to each participant. Parents/adults are welcome. Check-in is from 12:30 PM-12:50 PM ONLY. Registrants will compete with students in their own grade level. Practice word lists can be obtained on the Community Education website by clicking www.rochesterce.org/youth. While these words will comprise the vast majority of the words used in the event, the judges WILL INCLUDE WORDS NOT CONTAINED IN THE PRACTICE WORD LIST. Awards ceremony immediately follows the spelling rounds. Volunteers are needed. If interested in volunteering, please contact Kathy Jensen at [email protected] or (507)951-7746 (Co-sponsored by Rochester Area PTSA Council, Rochester Optimist Club, Community Education, and the Century National Honor Society. Registrations will NOT be accepted at the door on the day of the event.3026.261 Sa Mar 25 12:30-3:30 PMCentury High School-Cafeteria 1 Session $5

Chess (Gr. 1-5)Participation in chess has been shown to increase test scores in reading and math. Chess helps develop critical thinking, problem solving abilities, concentration, memory, attention span, patience, sportsmanship, and other skills. Students will learn basic principles and strategy of how to open a chess game, how to conduct the middlegame, and how to win (or avoid losing) in the endgame. Many other basic to advanced level tactics are also taught. Class is for beginning to advanced players.4 Sessions | Fee: $24 | 3:35-5PM3205.20FO Tu Jan 17-Feb 7 Folwell- Media Center

3205.20BV M Jan 23-Feb 13 Bamber Valley-Media Center

3205.20JE W Feb 15-Mar 8 Jefferson-Art Rm

3205.20ST Tu Feb 21-Mar 14 Sunset Terrace-Media Center

3205.20GB M Feb 27-Mar 20 Gibbs-Media Center

Doorway to College ACT Prep Seminar (Gr. 10-12) PThe national ACT exam will be given to all juniors in Rochester Public Schools on Tuesday, February 28th.This intensive test preparation seminar is designed to coach high school students to do their best on the ACT Test. The participants can expect to: • Learn tips for improvement in all sub-tests.• Practice strategies to eliminate wrong answer choices.• Prepare to write a well-organized, persuasive essay.• Take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience.• Reduce test anxiety and gain confi dence.• Receive a comprehensive Study Guide and practice- test workouts.There will be a 45 minute lunch break, during which students are responsible for their own lunch. Please bring two pencils and a calculator to the seminar.5410.201P Sa Jan 28 9 AM-3 PMMayo High School-Cafeteria $89

5410.202P Sa Feb 25 9 AM-3 PMJohn Marshall-Rocket Center $89

5410.203P Sa Mar 11 9 AM-3 PMCentury High School-Forum $89

Advantage ACT Test Preparation (Gr. 10-12) PThe national ACT exam will be given to all juniors in Rochester Public Schools on Tuesday, February 28th.Advantage Educational Programs provides an introduction to the ACT format and strategies for answering questions as well as instruction for the specifi c subject areas to be tested. This course is designed for students who wish to improve their test-taking skills and overall score on the ACT college entrance exam. Focal points of the program include: * Diagnostic testing * Science reasoning * Intensive mathematical review * Reasoning comprehension improvement * Concentration improvement * Overcoming test anxiety * Time management. Please bring notebook paper, pencils, calculator, and a small 3-ring binder or folder.5418.201P Sa Jan 28-Feb 25 8:30-11:30 AMNorthrop-Rm 201 4 Sessions $140No Class Feb 185418.202P Sa Jan 28-Feb 25 12-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 201 4 Sessions $140No Class Feb 185418.203P Sa Apr 29-May 20 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 201 4 Sessions $140


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Future Paleontologist in Training (Gr. 2-6)Your job is to excavate the bones of a dinosaur that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Once all of the bones have been uncovered, assemble those bones to identify and create the skeleton of your prehistoric creature.3042.261 Sa Jan 28 9:30-11 AMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $23

Discover Science with Us! (Gr. 2-5)If you love science and want to learn more about how things work, then this is the class for you! Our topics will be: Recycling and Water (testing and clean-up); Physics (build a Cartesian Diver); and Light & Color (diff raction, polarizing fi lters, and prisms). 3 Sessions | Fee: $35 | 3:35-5PM3083.26BV W Jan 25-Feb 15 Bamber Valley-Art Rm No Class Feb 1

3083.26HB Th Jan 26-Feb 9 Bishop-Art Rm

3083.26LN Tu Feb 21-Mar 7 Lincoln-Art Rm

3083.26PW W Feb 22-Mar 8 Pinewood-Art Rm

3083.26BF Th Feb 23-Mar 9 Franklin-Music Rm

3083.26ST M Feb 27-Mar 13 Sunset Terrace-Art Rm

3083.36GB M Apr 10-Apr 24 Gibbs-Art Rm

3083.36HO Tu Apr 11-Apr 25 Hoover-Art Rm

3083.36JE W Apr 12-Apr 26 Jefferson-Art Rm

3083.36FO Th Apr 13-Apr 27 Folwell-Art/Music Rm

Rocket Science 101: Water Bottle Rockets (Gr. 1-5)Start your career as a rocket scientist today! We will be designing, building, and launching our own water and air powered rockets. We will learn rocket science concepts including Newton’s Law of Motion, aerodynamics, and principles governing rocket stability. We will also learn how to measure how high our rockets go, and see who can build a rocket that fl ies the highest. Parents/guardians and siblings are encouraged to attend the launch.3097.161 Sa Apr 22 9 AM-12 PMMayo High School-Rm 2-221 1 Session $32

Engineering Exploration (Gr. 2-6) Engineers take scientifi c knowledge and make useful things from it. Make a variety of polymers with diff erent properties. Learn about load demands by building a simple structure. Analyze an old appliance (such as a hair dryer, toaster, clock, radio) that is ready for the scrap heap. BRING an old appliance if you have one to discard. Parents, please cut off the electrical cord before sending the appliance with your child. We may have extra appliances on hand if your child can’t bring one.3041.361 Sa Apr 22 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 316 1 Session $21


Robotic Builders (Gr. K-3) PYes, we CAN learn about Robotics! With the LEGO® WeDo Robotics System, young children can build and program their own robotic creations. Possible models may include: Dancing Birds, Hungry Alligator Robot, and a Smart Spinner Robot. Students working in teams will work with simple machines, program models they design and create, measure time and distance, write, and much more! Your students will build LEGO models featuring working motors, tilt sensors, motion detectors, and LEGO USB Robotics Hub. Class will be held at Northrop in room 109 on 4/15 and room 201 on 4/22. Please bring a drink and snack. Instructor: Computer Explorers3032.261P Sa Apr 15-Apr 22 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 109 & 201 2 Sessions $83

3D Video Game Design (Gr. 3-6) PLearn to create 3D games and challenge your friends. Kodu, Microsoft’s award-winning game design platform, is a new visual programming language that runs on Windows PC’s. Students working in pairs will learn the art of rapid game design and develop an understanding of underlying game mechanics. Students can choose from 20 different game characters – including flying saucers, submarines, and a Pac Man-like Kodu main character – then use an interactive terrain editor, a bridge and path builder, and other tools to create their own 3D game world. Bring a USB drive to save your games. Please bring a drink and snack. Instructor: Computer Explorers3030.261P Sa Feb 4-Feb 11 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 109 2 Sessions $83

Robotic Engineering with LEGO EV3 (Gr. 3-6) PCombining the versatility of the LEGO® building system with the most advanced technology LEGO has developed; unleash the creative powers of the new LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3. We will teach students math, engineering, and robotic concepts by working through step-by-step building projects, and example programs, to create these amazing robots. Please bring a drink and snack. Instructor: Computer Explorers3031.261P Sa Mar 4-Mar 11 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 109 2 Sessions $83

Mindstorm EV3 Battlebots (Gr. 4-8) PNew Class with new builds and challenges! Combining the versatility of the LEGO® building system and the Mindstorms EV3 (the most sophisticated microcomputer brick ever made by LEGO), this class will energize and excite students. Working in teams, students will construct fun LEGO models, experiment with programs, and compete in robotic challenges. Robot building, block programming, and teamwork will be part of the activities. Final challenges will be centered on target hitting and a sumo battle. Please bring a drink and snack. Instructor: Computer Explorers3034.261P Sa May 6-May 13 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 2 Sessions $83

Robotic Builders: Sports & Adventure (Gr. 1-4) PNew Models, using the LEGO® WeDo Robotic System! Learn basic programming skills, simple engineering concepts, and how to use robot components. Models may include a soccer player, goal keeper, and racer. This is a great way to prepare your young robotic enthusiast for our more advanced Robotic programs! Your student will build LEGO models featuring motors, tilt sensors, motion detectors, & USB Robotics Hub. Please bring a drink and snack. Instructor: Computer Explorers3035.261P Sa May 20 9 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 112 1 Session $45



KidzMath (Gr. K-2)New lessons for winter and spring! Applying numbers to everyday situations helps children develop the thinking skills needed to solve mathematical problems; measuring, communicating, classifying, and predicting. The KidzMath program provides academic enrichment and gives students extra practice with the important skills needed to become confi dent math learners.4 Sessions | Fee: $39 | 3:35-5PM3043.26PW Tu Feb 21-Mar 14 Pinewood-Media Center

3043.26LN W Feb 22-Mar 15 Lincoln-Art Rm

3043.26CH Th Feb 23-Mar 16 Churchill-Media Center

3043.26FO M Feb 27-Mar 20 Folwell-Media Center

3043.36BV M Apr 10-May 1 Bamber Valley-Media Center

3043.36JF Tu Apr 11-May 2 Jefferson-Media Center

3043.36GB W Apr 12-May 3 Gibbs-Media Center

3043.36WA Th Apr 13-May 4 Washington-Media Center

Math Masters Boot Camp (Gr. 5) PMath Masters Competition TRAINING is for students currently in 5th grade that are interested in competing in the Math Master’s Program starting in the fall of 2017/2018 school year. This class will be made up of practice fact drills and tricks to fi nish all of the 75 problems in 5 minutes. Topics covered will include: types and properties of numbers, fractions, decimals and percents, money and problem solving, linear equations and systems, distance, speed, and time, pie chart and bar graph, patterns and sequences, beginning geometry, elementary statistics and probabilities. Curriculum is based on the previous year’s Math Masters tests. Students from around Rochester areas are also welcome. Class fee includes a $95 charge for CD tests. Instructor: Xianshu Wang, PhD (Smart Math LLC).4304.201P Sa Jan 21-Apr 15 2-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 105 10 Sessions $382No Class Feb 18, Apr 1 & Apr 8


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GATEway Science Fair (Gr. 3-6) Saturday, February 25, 2017

12:30-4:30 PMMayo Clinic Gonda Building

Landow AtriumGATEway’s Annual Science Fair is open to ALL interested students in

grades 3-6 currently enrolled in any public, private, or home school in the greater Rochester area.

Before the science fair, think of a topic that interests you and then do an experiment at home to learn more about it. Explain your experiment

with pictures, words, and graphs on a display board. Bring your board to the Science Fair to explain your project to the reviewers. You’ll see a fun Science Museum of MN presentation and receive a certificate of participation, written reviews of your project, and a cool T-shirt!

Please see rules and full information at http://www.rochestergateway.com. Registration deadline is February 1st, late registrations will be accepted as space allows; however, late registrants are not guaranteed a T-shirt. There will be no refunds after February 6, 2017. An adult must attend with student; family members are welcome to attend free. When registering, please indicate T-shirt size (youth S, M, L or adult S, M, L, XL) and project category (biology, chemistry, physics, consumer science, earth/environment, engineering/math, or other/undecided). If you are working with partners, each member of the group must register separately and identify each other as partners when registering. Please note: pictures for publication WILL BE TAKEN at the fair. Park in the Damon Ramp.

Watch for electronic communications from Rochester Public Schools or check our website for more registration details. Monitor our website for upcoming information.

The Science Fair is run by volunteers who would welcome your help. Contact Dee at 285-1658 with questions, to inquire about financial assistance for

project expenses or to volunteer.3071.261 1 Session $12

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Hosted by Rochester Community and Technical CollegeFor more information:

www.rochesterce.org/sciencefair or call 507.328.4025

Everyone Connects!

RochesterRegional Science & Engineering Fair

Grades 6-12March 2-3, 2017

Rochester Community and Technical College

Big Ideas

Registration Deadline: January 27, 2017Paper Presentations: February 28, 2017

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Theatre

Theatre Academy: Adventures in Acting (Ages 5-6) PThrough fun games and activities, students will be encouraged to stretch their own imaginations to create new characters and explore new worlds. A dynamic introduction to individual creativity and theatre, culminating in a fi nal performance to be featured in a student showcase on Monday, March 6th at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4102.261P M Feb 6-Mar 6 4-4:30 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $40

Theatre Academy: Acting Out (Ages 7-8) PStudents will explore basic skills in voice, movement, and theatrical performance and will apply these skills toward the creation of an original play which will be featured in a student showcase on Monday, March 6th at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4103.261P M Feb 6-Mar 6 5-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $75

Theatre Academy: Musical Theatre (Ages 9-12) PIn this class, students will explore the three branches of musical theatre- acting, singing, and dancing. Students will be taught skills in voice, movement, and creativity and will develop pieces to be performed in a student showcase on Friday, Feb 3rd at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4107.261P F Jan 6-Feb 3 4-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $200

Theatre Academy: The Play’s the Thing (Ages 9-12) PFor students with little to no previous acting experience, this class will introduce students to the basics of theatre and performance. Students will then apply these skills toward the creation of an original play which will be featured in a student showcase on Monday, April 10 at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4105.261P M Mar 13-Apr 10 4-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $150

Theatre Academy: Acting 101 (Ages 13 & Up) PFor the older student with little or no previous acting experience, this class will introduce the basics of theatrical voice, movement, and performance. While developing these skills, students will also workshop monologues and scenes which will be featured in a student showcase on Jan 30th at 6PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4104.261P M Jan 2-Jan 30 4-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $150Theatre Academy: Adventures in Acting

Through fun games and activities, students will be encouraged to stretch their own imaginations to create new characters and explore new worlds. A dynamic introduction to individual creativity and theatre, culminating in a fi nal performance to be featured in a student showcase on Monday, March 6th at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center

4102.261P M Feb 6-Mar 6 4-4:30 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $40

Theatre Academy: Acting Out (Ages 7-8) PStudents will explore basic skills in voice, movement, and theatrical performance and will apply these skills toward the creation of an original play which will be featured in a student showcase on Monday, March 6th at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4103.261P M Feb 6-Mar 6 5-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $75

in a student showcase on Jan 30th at 6PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4104.261P M Jan 2-Jan 30 4-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $150


Theatre

Theatre Trip

“Matilda The Musical” at the Orpheum (Ages 6 & Up w/Adult)“Matilda The Musical” is the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny. Based on the beloved novel by Roald Dahl, Matilda continues to thrill sold-out audiences of all ages on Broadway and in London’s West End. The Wall Street Journal says, “The makers of Matilda have done the impossible – triumphantly! It is smart, sweet, zany and stupendous fun.” “REJOICE. It is even more glorious than promised.” – The New York Times “WELCOME TO THE DELIRIOUSLY AMUSING, HEARTWARMING, HEAD-SPINNING WORLD OF MATILDA THE MUSICAL. YOU WON’T WANT TO LEAVE.” – Bloomberg News9500.131 Su Apr 2 4:30 PM-11PM $85* Fee includes coach transportation, theatre ticket, and box supper (1/2 turkey sandwich, chips, apple, cookie, water)* 4:30 PM Depart Northrop Parking Lot for Minneapolis* 11 PM Approximate return arrival at Northrop* No refunds after Feb. 1

Theatre Academy: Musical Theatre (Ages 13 & Up) PIn this class, students will explore the three branches of musical theatre- acting, singing, and dancing. Students will be taught skills in voice, movement, and creativity and will develop pieces to be performed in a student showcase on Friday, March 10 at 6 PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4108.261P F Feb 10-Mar 10 4-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $200

Theatre Academy: Film Production (Ages 15 & Up) PStudents will work together writing, acting, directing, editing, etc. to create their own student fi lm which will be presented in a student showcase on Friday April 28th at 6PM. Classes are held at Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center DR SE.4109.261P F Mar 24-Apr 28 4-6 PMRochester Civic Theatre 5 Sessions $150No Class Apr 7


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Volunteer

Holiday Crafts for Meals on Wheels (Gr. 2-7)Meals on Wheels provide nutritional hot meals to Rochester area home-bound clients. Students will make a variety of small holiday crafts that will go along with the meals as “tray favors” for the upcoming holidays. Join us in this service project and bring a little joy into someone’s day!4723.261 Sa Feb 4 11 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 105 1 Session $5

4723.262 Sa Mar 18 11 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 105 1 Session $5

4723.263 Sa May 6 11 AM-12 PMNorthrop-Rm 105 1 Session $5

Summer of Service: SOS Shorts (Gr. 6-12/Adult)Join a group of volunteers as we spend a day doing good and paying it forward! Save the dates to help “Be the change”. Specifi c service project information will be emailed to participants before the date arrives. If you have participated in SOS in the past and have a T-shirt, please wear it. We will also have optional shirts available for purchase. The cost is $25 per student without a T-shirt, $40 per student with a T-shirt, and $15 for an adult.5931.201 Sa Jan 21 8 AM-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 209 1 Session $25

5931.202 Sa Feb 25 8 AM-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 209 1 Session $25

5931.203 Sa Mar 18 8 AM-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 209 1 Session $25

5931.204 Sa Apr 29 8 AM-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 209 1 Session $25

5931.205 Sa May 20 8 AM-3 PMNorthrop-Rm 209 1 Session $25


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This is your chance to get a sneak peek and insider tips that

will help you survive your first year of middle school. Middle

School Prep will take place from 8:00 AM-12:00 PM on June

12-16. During the four hours each day that you will spend

with us, you will get an opportunity to become familiar with

the middle school you will be attending next fall. Middle

School Prep will give you a taste of what a typical school day

would look like as you move from class to class and hit topics

such as “6th Grade Survival Skills,” “The EXTRAS,” the

CLASSics 101,” “Fine Arts”, and “The EXTRAS.” Don’t miss

your chance to get a head start to the school year.

5910.403KE M-F Jun 12-16 8 AM-12 PM

Kellogg 5 Sessions $75

5910.401FR M-F Jun 12-16 8 AM-12 PM

Friedell 5 Sessions $75

5910.404WC M-F Jun 12-16 8 AM-12 PM

Willow Creek 5 Sessions $75

5910.402JA M-F Jun 12-16 8 AM-12 PM

John Adams 5 Sessions $75

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Kepler Star Wheel and Rochester at Night-Planetarium (3 Years-Gr.3/Adult)Families participate in a simple, hands-on project to construct a Kepler Star Wheel. This take-home tool will help you fi nd visible stars in the night sky that have planets orbiting them, including planets outside our solar system! After construction, we will use the star wheel while taking a tour of the current night sky above Rochester. An adult must accompany and participate with child. Class is held at Mayo High School, 1420 11th Ave SE, Rochester. Please enter through door #6.1606.211 Th 2/9 6:30-7:30 PMMayo-Planetarium 1 Session $15 Per Family

1606.212 Tu 3/28 6:30-7:30 PMMayo-Planetarium 1 Session $15 Per Family

Secrets of the Cardboard Rocket (3 Years-Gr.3/Adult)Families will be entertained and educated as they embark on a visually-rich animation tour of the solar system at the planetarium. We will travel along with two children, their spaceship navigator, and an astronomy book on an out-of-this-world adventure! An adult must accompany and participate with child. Class is held at Mayo High School, 1420 11th Ave SE, Rochester. Please enter through door #6.1605.211 Tu 1/31 6:30-7:30 PMMayo-Planetarium 1 Session $15 Per family

1605.212 Th 3/16 6:30-7:30 PMMayo-Planetarium 1 Session $15 Per family


Scholarships Families who have an income that would qualify them for the free or reduced lunch program may receive a 50 percent reduction in class fees up to $25 per child, per brochure. Families may call Community Education at 328-4000 for additional information.Waiver of Liability NoticeI understand that Independent School District #535 and Community Education are not responsible for any injury to my son or daughter, and I have my own insurance and/or I will be responsible for all services provided by a health care provider, hospital, and/or ambulance service.

Email Note: It has been brought to our attention that some families with Hot-mail, or other email providers, have not been receiving emails from Communi-ty Education.We recommend that you add our domain (rochester.k12.mn.us) as a Safe or Trusted Sender to your email account.

REGISTRATION FORM (Please read)Step one: The information you provide here will be entered and payment processed. You will receive a confi rmation email or phone call when step one is complete and you are registered. Step two: Please follow the link in your confi rmation email to share any information we may need to know to keep you safe and to serve you to the best of our ability (e.g., health concerns or special needs). You may update this information in your account at any time. Please call 328-4000 for assistance. Although Community Education is part of Rochester Public Schools, we do not have access to information you may have provided to other departments of the school district.

Student's First Name _______________________________ Last Name____________________________________________________

Address____________________________________________________ City___________________________ Zip code____________

Birthdate__________________________________________ Age______________ Sex M/F (circle please)

School______________________________________________________________Grade (2016-2017) __________________________

Parent/Guardian Email Address___________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone__________________________ Cell Phone___________________________ Work Phone_________________________

Parent/Guardian Name _________________________________________________________________________________________

We like to photograph our participants in action from time to time. My child may be photographed. Yes No

Check Number______________ (Make checks payable to Community Education) Cash Discover MasterCard VISA Card #________-________-________-________ Exp. Date _____/_____/________ Signature____________________________________ Card holder’s printed name________________________________________

Community Education Youth Registration Form

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Community Education Youth Registration Form| Northrop 201 8th Street NW Rochester, MN 55901 |

| www.rochesterce.org/register | 507.328.4000 |

Step one: Registration

Step two: Confi rm your personal information (watch for email)

Registration InformationPrompt registration is encouraged as space is limited and classes may fi ll quickly. Additional class times may be added if needed. Please call Community Ed at 328-4000 with any questions regarding class openings.Class Cancellation Policy Prior to Start DateClass cancellation must be made a minimum of one week prior to the class starting date for a full refund (unless otherwise noted). If you cancel with less than a week notice, prior to the fi rst class, you may be issued a refund minus a $5 processing fee and any costs incurred (including supplies, food, and salaries). No refunds 72 hours prior to class start date.Class Withdrawal Policy After Start DateYou may withdraw from classes of three sessions or more after attending the fi rst session. You must notify the Enrichment Offi ce, 328-4000 of your intent to withdraw prior to the second class. Unless otherwise indicated you will be issued a prorated refund minus a $5 processing fee and any costs incurred.Inclement WeatherIf Rochester Public Schools are canceled for the day, all Community Education day and evening classes are canceled. If school begins late, Community Education classes will not meet in the AM session. Classes that begin at noon or after will be held.If school dismisses early, all after-school Community Education classes are canceled. A decision about evening classes will be made by 3 PM and posted on the Weatherline.If school is not canceled, but the weather is hazardous, evening classes may be canceled by 3 PM. Please call the CE Weatherline for more information at: 507.328.4010TransportationParents are responsible for their student’s transportation unless noted otherwise. When picking up your student from class, please be prompt, as additional supervision is not provided after class.

“This initiative is funded in part by a Federal 21st Century Community

Learning Center grant through the Minnesota Department of Education.”


NON-PROFITU.S. POSTAGE PAIDPermit No. 1000 Rochester, MN

ROCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLSNorthrop Community Education201 8th Street Northwest Rochester, MN 55901

Mail to:Northrop 201 8th Street NWRochester, MN 55901

Drop in:In the main officeM-F 8-4:30 PM

Drop off:At our drop boxin front of Northrop24 hours a day

Online at:www.rochesterce.org/register

Call in:507.328.4000or Fax507.328.4015


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