Prior Lake-Savage Community Education Winter Youth Catalog

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Winter 2010

Prior Lake-Savage Area SchoolsCommunity Education Services

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Preschool Classes .............3 ECFE ..............................5

Elementary Before & After School ............................6 Kid’s Company ...............9 School’s Out ................. 10 Nights & Weekends .......11

Magnificent Mondays ..... 15

Teens After School ................. 16 Nights & Weekends ...... 18

Parent Info. Night ..........20Park & Rec .....................20

District Information ......... 21Guidelines/Procedures .....22Registration ...................23

Community Education ServicesMailing Address:PO Box 539Prior Lake, MN 55372

2 Visit www.priorlakesavagece.com or call 952.226.0080

Science Night LiveFor the fourth consecutive year, ISD 719 Community Education Services is hosting a series of science related speakers and presentations perfect for the entire family.

Presentations run from 7:00-8:30pm in the Prior Lake High School Auditorium. Events are being planned for the following dates:

Thursday, Jan 28Tuesday, March 30

Watch for more information to come home in backpacks, or call Jenny Nagy at 952.226.0085.

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Kindergarten RegistrationKindergarten Registration A district wide meeting to help families understand the two options

available to families of 2010-2011 Kindergarten students will be held Feb. 3. Please note that this date represents a change to the district calendar. This meeting will take place at Prior Lake High School from 7:00-8:00pm. This presentation will also be broadcast on the district cable station, channel 17.

District Wide Kindergarten Registration will be held in all elementary schools and at Edgewood. Times will vary by building. Detailed registration information will be mailed to families by the end of January.

Kindergarten Early Entrance applications are due. Forms are available in the elementary school offices and at the district office.

Take a Closer Look!Based on parent

suggestions, we’ve added programs specifically designed for adults to

participate with their children.

Give one a try this winter!

Please note: Programs for families are identified in the age listing or class description. All other classes

are for youth only.

FRIENDS SUGGESTIONSpecial Discount: Sign up with a friend or sibling by mail, on the phone, or in person, and you’ll each get 10% off your total fee (maximum discount of $15). You must be taking the same classes and request the discount at

the time of registration. This discount cannot be combined with any other coupon or offer. Not valid on ECFE

or Driver’s Education classes, or where otherwise noted.

$2 OFF

online registrations

$2 OFF

online registrations

Ballerina Art with Abrakadoodle(Ages 3-5)

Join this special day for girls that love Ballerinas. You will make your own tutus and fancy wands and sculpt a ballerina slipper out of model magic! You’ll read Ballerina stories and more.

#2581A Monday, Feb. 1 9:30-11:30am1 Session $29District Services Center CE ClassroomAbrakadoodle Instructor

Paint, Clay and Play with Abrakadoodle

(Ages 2-5 & an Adult)Join this special two day mini-camp for you- the littlest doodlers. You’ll use paint to create fish and creatures of the sea and learn all about color mixing and printing. You’ll make coil bowls with model magic and lots of silly snakes and snails. Creating watercolor butterflies and dragonflies will be tons of fun. You’ll even make goodle and play with it at this fun camp! Parents, please plan to stay for the fun with your 2 year olds.

#2581B Mon. & Tues., Feb. 15 & 16 9:30-11:30am2 Sessions $49District Services Center CE ClassroomAbrakadoodle Instructor

Remarkable Reptiles with Science Explorers

(Ages 3-5)Ever wonder why reptiles have scales? Are snakes really slimy? What do reptiles in Minnesota do in the winter? Join Science Explorers as we answer these questions while discovering the remarkable world of reptiles and their amphibian friends. You’ll learn about a reptile’s lifecycle and compare it to the lifecycle of the amphibians. You’ll sing songs, read books and more.

#2549ATuesdays, Feb. 23-Mar. 9 10:00-11:30am3 Sessions $45District Services Center CE ClassroomScience Explorers Instructor

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Rodeo Round-UP(Ages 3-6)Yippee Kie Yay! It’s rodeo day! Howdy there partners! Saddle up and mosey on over for a yee-haw good time. You’ll dress up like cowboys and cowgirls and begin the fun with a rattlesnake round-up (don’t be scared- they are just pretend), lasso a steer, pan for gold, and more. Give us a holler to reserve your spot! Costume use is included in the cost of the program. Families will have the option to purchase costumes ($7) following class.

#2708Tuesday, Jan. 12 6:30-7:30pm1 Session $15District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Cheryl Coghlan

Superhero Adventures(Ages 3-6)Calling all superhero’s…Are you the ultimate superhero? Do you have what it takes to save the world? Test your strength and endurance in our obstacle course, relays and more. Wear your favorite superhero costume to class.#2709Tuesday, Jan. 19 6:30-7:30pm1 Session $15District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Cheryl Coghlan

Speedway Racing(Ages 3-6)Attention all racing fans…get your engines started! You and the other drivers will participate in qualifying races, hot rod relays and much more. Don’t let the races start without you! Wear your racing clothes to class.

#2710Tuesday, Jan. 26 6:30-7:30pm1 Session $15District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Cheryl Coghlan

Princess Party(Ages 2.5-5)

Do you dream of meeting Cinderella? Play games with Cinderella at our dress up party. Come be a princess, it’s sure to be a treat and the dress is yours to keep.

#2630DTuesday, Feb. 2 6:30-7:30pm1 Session $19District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Cheryl Coghlan

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Winter SPECIAL Register for all 4 classes with Cheryl Coghlan for just $55 total.

SAVE $9!Please call to register.

Seussology with Kidcreate Studio(Ages 18 months -

6 years & an Adult)Do you like green crayons and paint? Would you, could you with my friend Nate, or maybe just with KIDCREATE? Come and focus on the fun, imaginative writings and illustrations of the great Dr. Seuss. Each week you will explore a classic Dr. Seuss tale and create wild, wacky, colorful art inspired by that book. Get ready to use a variety of art mediums and techniques to create wonderful whimsical works!

#2755Weds., Jan. 13-Feb. 10 6:00-7:30pm5 Sessions $69Edgewood Room 121Kidcreate Studio Instructor

Wish Upon a Ballet(Ages 3-6)This dance program incorporates popular children’s stories and ballet stories to create a dance class that is more than ballet steps. Using musical instruments, parachutes and scarves you will create a complete fairy tale experience while skipping, leaping, jumping, and spinning. An introduction to the movements and vocabulary of ballet are taught in a fun and creative manner! Family and friends will be invited to observe a special performance at the end of each session. Girls and boys will need ballet shoes. Girls should wear a leotard and tights. Boys should wear comfortable clothes. Shoes will be available to order at the first class for an extra fee ($18).

#2610CWed., Jan. 6-Feb. 17 10:00-10:45am7 Sessions $59

#2610DWed., Feb. 24-April 14 10:00-10:45am(no class Mar. 24)7 Sessions $59District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Gina Mayer

En La Casa-Learn Together with Family Time Spanish(Ages 3-12 & an Adult)See page 13 for complete description.


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FLIP Over Gymnastics(Ages 3-6)If you’re bouncing off the walls and tumbling off the furniture, this class was designed for you! You will learn basic tumbling in creative routines as you explore low balance beams, spring boards, and octagon and incline mats. To enhance development, “bunny pictures” of skills, stuffed animals, bean bags, and specialized preschool equipment are used. Each class brings a new challenge. This class is great for boys and girls.

#2630D Ages 3-4 yrs.Thursdays, Jan. 7-28 12:15-12:45pm4 Sessions $44

#2630D1 Ages 4.5-6 yrs.Thursdays, Jan. 7-28 1:00-1:30pm4 Sessions $44

#2630E Ages 3-4 yrs.Thursdays, Feb. 4-25 12:15-12:45pm4 Sessions $44

#2630E1 Ages 4.5-6 yrs.Thursdays, Feb. 4-25 1:00-1:30pm4 Sessions $44

#2630F Ages 3-4 yrs.Thursdays, Mar. 4-18 12:15-12:45pm3 Sessions $33

#2630F1 Ages 4.5-6 yrs.Thursdays, Mar. 4-18 1:00-1:30pm3 Sessions $33District Services Center CE ClassroomLil Flipsters Gymnastics Instructor

Pint Sized Picassos with Kidcreate Studio

(Ages 3-6)Come make friends with Picasso, Cassatt, Van Gogh and more as you learn about art history and each artist’s talents and techniques. You will enjoy painting, sculpting, drawing and printmaking while creating your own fantastic works of art. Literature and master artists’ work will be presented as inspiration during this fun and educational class.

#2754Tuesdays, Jan. 12-Feb. 9 10:00-11:30am5 Sessions $75District Services Center CE ClassroomKidcreate Studio Instructor

Zany Zoo Animals

(Ages 3-6 & an Adult)It’s a jungle out there! Looking for a great family activity? This is the perfect place for some creative family fun. Do paint, foam, plaster, feathers, rice, bells, glue, and more sound like fun? You will create several crazy zoo animals, enjoy a tasty animal snack, and even play a few games. Join the wild fun! Parents, please plan to stay for the fun in this parent-child class.

#2727Thursday, March 11 9:30-11:00am1 Session $15 District Service Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Emily Callahan

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Little Ones on the Move 9-10:30 (10-18 mos)Terrific Twos 9:15-10:45 (24-36 mos)Parenting A-Z 9-11:00 (All Ages)

Busy Toddlers 9-10:30 (12-24 mos) Tremendous 2’s & 3’s 9:15-10:45 (24-48 mos)Toddlers & 2’s 9:15-10:45 (18-36 mos)

Jump Start Your Day 9-10:15 (14-24 mos)Say “Yes” to “No” 9-10:45 (All ages) Terrific 2’s 9:15-10:45 (24-36 mos)Baby & Me 10:45-12:00 (0-12 mos)

Toddlers & 2’s 9-10:30 (18-36 mos)Marvelous Multiples 10-11:30 (All ages)

Growing a Preschooler 9-11:00 (3-5 yrs)Family Connections 9:30-11:00 (0-36 mos)Fantastic Fridays 10-11:30 (all ages)

Toddlers: Making Music & Building Brains 11-12:30 (12-24 mos)Kids in the Kitchen 11:45-1:30 (2.5-5 yrs)Messy Mon. (Lunch) 11:45-1:30 (2.5-5 yrs)

Giggle, Groove & Grow 11-12:30 (24-36 mos)

If You Give a Kid a Book... (Lunch) 1-3:00 (All Ages)

Thoughtful 3’s (Lunch) 11-12:30 (36-48 mos)

Baby & Me 12-1:15 (0-12 mos)

Busy Toddlers 6-7:30 (12-24 mos)Tremendous 2’s & 3’s 6-7:30 (24-48 mos)

**Me & My Dad** 6-7:15 (All ages)

**Register for Me & My Dad to receive a $10 ECFE Gift Certificate**Family Connections 6-7:30 (all ages)

Baby’s Night Out 6-7:15 (0-12 mos)Thrill-Filled Thursdays 6-7:30 (All ages) Parenting in Unique Circumstances 6-8:00 (All ages)

No Class (day or evening):

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Morning Classes

Afternoon Classes - Feel free to bring a bag lunch to classes that say (Lunch) after the title

Evening Classes

No Class Dates:

DATES TO REMEMBER: MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!FAMILY CENTER LEARNING TRACKS

Feb. 4Call 952-226-0956 for additional information

KINDERGARTENOPTIONS MTG.Wed., Feb 3rd

7:00 p.m.PLHS Auditorium

KINDERGARTENREGISTRATION

Feb. 23(Times vary by School)

Attention ECFE Families with Children in

Circle of Friends Preschool:

Some dates are coming up when preschool will be closed but ECFE classes will be in session.

If you attend an ECFE class on these days & need sibcare for your preschooler, please check with the office for availability: 952-226-0950

Upcoming dates when preschool is closed but ECFE is in session:

Tues., Jan. 19Wed., Feb. 10Tues., Feb. 16

Early Childhood Family Center ClassesContact us at 952-226-0950

Edgewood School - 5304 WestWood Dr. SE - Prior LakeE-Mail: [email protected]

View the ECFE Catalog and complete course descriptions by visiting our registration website at www.priorlakesavagece.com

Classes start

the week of

January 11th

Early Registration Incentive...Register by December 11th to receive a free

solo pizza with a $5.00 purchase!!

While Supplies Last

Early Childhood Family Center Classes

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Little Ones on the Move 9-10:30 (10-18 mos)Terrific Twos 9:15-10:45 (24-36 mos)Parenting A-Z 9-11:00 (All Ages)

Busy Toddlers 9-10:30 (12-24 mos) Tremendous 2’s & 3’s 9:15-10:45 (24-48 mos)Toddlers & 2’s 9:15-10:45 (18-36 mos)

Jump Start Your Day 9-10:15 (14-24 mos)Say “Yes” to “No” 9-10:45 (All ages) Terrific 2’s 9:15-10:45 (24-36 mos)Baby & Me 10:45-12:00 (0-12 mos)

Toddlers & 2’s 9-10:30 (18-36 mos)Marvelous Multiples 10-11:30 (All ages)

Growing a Preschooler 9-11:00 (3-5 yrs)Family Connections 9:30-11:00 (0-36 mos)Fantastic Fridays 10-11:30 (all ages)

Toddlers: Making Music & Building Brains 11-12:30 (12-24 mos)Kids in the Kitchen 11:45-1:30 (2.5-5 yrs)Messy Mon. (Lunch) 11:45-1:30 (2.5-5 yrs)

Giggle, Groove & Grow 11-12:30 (24-36 mos)

If You Give a Kid a Book... (Lunch) 1-3:00 (All Ages)

Thoughtful 3’s (Lunch) 11-12:30 (36-48 mos)

Baby & Me 12-1:15 (0-12 mos)

Busy Toddlers 6-7:30 (12-24 mos)Tremendous 2’s & 3’s 6-7:30 (24-48 mos)

**Me & My Dad** 6-7:15 (All ages)

**Register for Me & My Dad to receive a $10 ECFE Gift Certificate**Family Connections 6-7:30 (all ages)

Baby’s Night Out 6-7:15 (0-12 mos)Thrill-Filled Thursdays 6-7:30 (All ages) Parenting in Unique Circumstances 6-8:00 (All ages)

No Class (day or evening):

Jan. 18 Feb. 15

No Evening Classes:Feb. 4th

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Morning Classes

Afternoon Classes - Feel free to bring a bag lunch to classes that say (Lunch) after the title

Evening Classes

No Class Dates:

DATES TO REMEMBER: MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!FAMILY CENTER LEARNING TRACKS

Feb. 4Call 952-226-0956 for additional information

KINDERGARTENOPTIONS MTG.Wed., Feb 3rd

7:00 p.m.PLHS Auditorium

KINDERGARTENREGISTRATION

Feb. 23(Times vary by School)

Attention ECFE Families with Children in

Circle of Friends Preschool:

Some dates are coming up when preschool will be closed but ECFE classes will be in session.

If you attend an ECFE class on these days & need sibcare for your preschooler, please check with the office for availability: 952-226-0950

Upcoming dates when preschool is closed but ECFE is in session:

Tues., Jan. 19Wed., Feb. 10Tues., Feb. 16

Early Childhood Family Center ClassesContact us at 952-226-0950

Edgewood School - 5304 WestWood Dr. SE - Prior LakeE-Mail: [email protected]

View the ECFE Catalog and complete course descriptions by visiting our registration website at www.priorlakesavagece.com

Classes start

the week of

January 11th

Early Registration Incentive...Register by December 11th to receive a free

solo pizza with a $5.00 purchase!!

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FLIP Over Gymnastics(Kindergarten-3rd Grade)You’ll FLIP over the fun you’ll have in this class! You’ll learn basic tumbling in creative routines as you explore low balance beams, spring boards, and octagon and incline mats. This class is great for boys and girls. Sandi Charbonneau’s been involved in the sport of gymnastics as a coach and gymnast for over 40 years!

#5102A Thursdays, Jan. 14-Feb. 4 3:05-4:05pm(no class Jan. 28)Five Hawks Gym

#5102B Tuesdays, Feb. 2-16 3:55-4:55pmGlendale Gym

#5102C Tuesdays, Jan. 12-26 3:05-4:05pmGrainwood Gym

#5102D Mondays, Jan. 25-Feb. 8 3:55-4:55pmJeffers Pond Gym

#5102E Thursdays, Feb. 11-25 3:55-4:55pmWestWood Gym

#5102GTuesdays, Feb. 23-Mar. 9 3:55-4:55pmRedtail Ridge Gym

3 Sessions $39Lil Flipsters Gymnastics Instructor

Breakfast Club(Kindergarten-5th Grade)

Shake up your morning by throwing a little pizzazz into the mix! The Breakfast Club will stir up fun alternatives to cereal and toast that won’t need a lot of help at home from your parents. This tasty program is sure to measure up to fun. Please notify Community Education of any food allergies you have by calling 952.226.0080 when registering for the class. Class fee includes breakfast ingredients ($20).

#2766Weds., Jan. 27-Feb. 24 8:10-9:10am5 Sessions $65Jeffers Pond Room 134Instructor: Amber Orr

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Clay Camp (Kindergarten-5th Grade)Pottery and sculpture handmade by you will truly capture your imagination. You will be given 1.5 pounds of red and white earthenware clay and taught basic hand building techniques. Glazes are food safe, so projects may include covered jars, baskets, mugs, bowls or a sculpture reflecting your interests. The artwork will be fired and glazed by the instructor and returned back to school within four weeks. Dress for a mess! Parents – you can register and make a project also!

#2628AWednesday, Jan. 27 3:05-4:35pmFive Hawks Art Room

#2628BThursday, Jan. 28 3:55-5:25pmGlendale Classroom TBD

#2628ETuesday, Jan. 19 3:55-5:25pmWestWood Art Room

#2628FMonday, Jan. 25 3:55-5:25pmEdgewood Room 121

#2628GWednesday, Jan. 20 3:55-5:25pmRedtail Ridge Art Room

1 Session $29Instructor: Laura “the Potter” Lounsbury

Operation: Successful Kids(3rd-5th Grade)

Aristotle once said, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit.” Start yourself on a mission towards success! Through fun games, role playing, experiments, projects and more you’ll learn how to start on the path to greatness… and handle any “bumps” along the way. Supply fee ($5) is included in the class fee. Parents: please plan to be in the classroom each day 5 minutes prior to dismissal time. We will showcase what we learned and show parents how to help children achieve their goals.

#2764AWednesdays, Feb. 3-Mar. 17 3:05-4:05pm(no class on Feb. 10)6 Sessions $59Five Hawks Media Classroom

#2764GMondays, Jan 25-March 15 3:55-4:55pm(no class on Feb. 15 & Mar. 8)6 Sessions $59Redtail Ridge Room 133Instructor: Nancy Gustina



Chess Nuts with Schoolhouse Chess of Minnesota(1st-5th Grade)Join Schoolhouse Chess and learn to play the most popular game in the world! This program brings chess pieces to life using creative personalities that fascinate and make learning fun. Class curriculum depends on the level of students. Beginners receive an introduction to chess pieces, setup, basic rules including checking, castling and material value. Intermediate players learn sophisticated chess tactics & strategies. Each of you will receive your own magnetic chess set, Schoolhouse Chess Comic Book, and weekly worksheets.

#2563AMondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 15 3:05-4:05pm(no class Feb. 15 & Mar. 8)Five Hawks Media Classroom

#2563BTuesdays, Jan. 19-Feb. 23 8:10-9:10amGlendale Staff Lounge

#2563CTuesdays, Jan. 19-Feb. 23 3:05-4:05pmGrainwood Room 270

#2563DWednesdays, Jan. 20-Mar. 3 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 10)Jeffers Pond Media Center

#2563EFridays, Jan. 29-Mar. 5 3:55-4:55pmWestWood Media Center

#2563GThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 4 3:55-4:55pmRedtail Ridge Room 114

6 Sessions $69Schoolhouse Chess of MN Instructor

ARTASTIC with Young Rembrandts(1st-5th Grade)Young Rembrandts’ ARTASTIC classes teach fundamental drawing and coloring skills to children. The structured curriculum meets the national and state standards for art education. Create more amazing drawings! Enhance your art skills with instruction in a wide range of artistic methods. You’ll learn to transform a piece of paper into fabulous drawings.

#2556AThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 4 3:05-4:05pmFive Hawks Media Classroom

#2556BWednesdays, Jan. 27-Mar. 3 8:10-9:10amGlendale Staff Lounge

#2556CMondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 15 3:05-4:05pm(no class Feb. 15 & Mar. 8)Grainwood Room 271

#2556DMondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 8 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 15)Jeffers Pond Room 134

#2556ETuesdays, Feb. 2-Mar. 9 3:55-4:55pmWestWood Room 402

#2556GTuesdays, Feb. 2-Mar. 9 3:55-4:55pmRedtail Ridge Art Room

6 Sessions $69Young Rembrandts Instructor

Culinary Creations(2nd-5th Grade)Have fun making decorative food sculptures with clay! Create clay fruits, vegetables, ice cream sundaes, a plate of eggs and bacon – your imagination is the limit! The first 3 classes will be spent creating the clay sculptures, and the 4th class will be spent glazing.

#2511Tuesdays, Jan. 26-Feb. 16 3:50-4:454 Sessions $49Jeffers Pond Elementary Room: ArtInstructor: Kirsten Shaheen

Exploring a Winter Wonderland

(Kindergarten-5th Grade)Bears hibernate, but you shouldn’t! Bundle up in your mittens, scarves, and hats; it’s time to get out and explore the winter wonders that surround us. If we have the snow we’ll snowshoe around (otherwise we’ll hike in our boots) and follow animal tracks to see who else is out and about all winter, and how they are able to change the way they live to make it through this cold and snowy season. Be sure to dress for the weather!

#2765A1 Grades K-2#2765A2 Grades 3-5Tuesdays, Jan 19-Feb 2 3:05-4:05pm3 Sessions $29Five Hawks Media Classroom

#2765B1 Grades K-2#2765B2 Grades 3-5Tuesdays, Feb 9-23 3:55-4:55pm3 Sessions $29 Glendale/McColl Pond ELC Music RoomPlease pick children up at the McColl Pond ELC at 4:45pm.

#2765D1 Grades K-2#2765D2 Grades 3-5Tues. & Thurs., March 2-9 3:55-4:55pm3 Sessions $29Jeffers Pond 4th Grade Resource AreaInstructor: Cara Rieckenberg

Lego Loco with Kidcreate Studio(Ages 5-12)

Can’t get enough of your Legos at home? Want to be inspired and challenged to create some new and exciting Lego art? This class is for you! Use your awesome Lego building skills to construct all different types of art including a city, book illustration, race cars, and plenty of original works of art…all with Legos! But, don’t worry--we’ll also use clay, paint, and plenty of imagination to create these playful and challenging projects.

#2767CWednesdays, Jan. 13-Mar. 10 3:05-4:05pm(no class Feb. 10)Grainwood Room 2708 Sessions $95

#2767DThursdays, Jan. 14-Mar. 4 3:55-4:55pm(no class Jan. 21)Jeffers Pond 1st Grade Resource Area7 Sessions $85Kidcreate Studio Instructor

Head StartA CAP Agency Program

Serving Scott, Carver and Dakota Counties

• No Cost• Children with Special Needs Welcome• Preschool Program for Ages 3 to 5 • Family Based Program• Parent Provides Own Transportation • Income Eligible Families• Homes-Based Program for Ages Birth to Three (in Dakota County only)

• Limited Availability – Apply Now

For an Application call 952.496.2125 (Scott County)

952.960.9700 (Carver County)651.322.3500 (Dakota County)

visit www.capagency.org/pages/headst

Wild and Wonderful Winter Art with Abrakadoodle(Kindergarten-5th Grade)Another fantastic, fun section of art! From pastel landscapes to free form shapes, this winter session has something for you! You’ll experiment with watercolor and sculpt bears with model magic. You’ll try out one of the new “Drawsters” drawing lessons and learn about silhouettes. You’ll use paint, chalk, pencils, model magic and free form shapes to create fabulous art. Don’t be bored, join us for an art-rageous winter. Register by Jan. 5 to receive a free Abrakadoodle t-shirt.

#2581AMondays, Jan. 11-Mar. 1 3:05-4:05pm(no class Jan. 18 & Feb. 15)6 Sessions $79Five Hawks Art Room

#2581BThursdays, Feb. 4-Mar. 18 3:55-4:55pm(no class Mar. 11)6 Sessions $79Glendale Art Room

#2581CTuedays, Feb. 2-Mar. 9 3:05-4:05pm6 Sessions $79Grainwood Room 271

#2581DWednesdays, Jan. 20-Mar. 17 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 10)8 Sessions $109Jeffers Pond Art Room

#2581EWednesdays, Jan. 20-Mar. 17 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 10)8 Sessions $109WestWood Art Room

#2581GThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 18 3:55-4:55pm(no class Mar. 11)Redtail Ridge Room 2237 Sessions $95Abrakadoodle Instructor

Kids Biz Club-Junior CEO(4th-5th Grade)Are you the next Bill Gates? Move beyond the lemonade stand! Discover the thrill of starting and running your own business. You will use a retail model to learn about all the areas of running a business including identifying a target market, purchasing products to sell, marketing your business and creating your own income statements. As a young entrepreneur you will work during class to price your product, create marketing materials and understand the basics of accounting and sales.

On the Kids Biz Sale Day (Saturday, Feb. 27), you will have an opportunity to sell your products at a special Kids Biz Club location. Please bring an additional $25 to class on the first day as an initial investment for your product and business. After the event, you will be able to keep all your well-earned profits.

#2761CThursdays, Feb. 11-25 3:05-4:05pmSaturday, Feb. 27 12:00-2:00pmThursday, Mar. 4 3:05-4:05pmGrainwood Room 271

#2761DTuesdays, Feb. 9-23 3:55-4:55pmSaturday, Feb. 27 12:00-2:00pmTuesday, Mar. 2 3:55-4:55pmJeffers Pond 3rd Grade Resource Area

5 Sessions $75Kids Biz Instructor

Star Wars Art with Kidcreate Studio(Ages 5-12)Obi Wan Kenobi and Anakin would be proud of the Star Wars masterpieces you will create at this class as a young jedi! You’ll sculpt star fighters, create Yoda inspired art, draw yourself as a Jedi and build with Legos too! Leave the light sabers at home - glow in the dark paint will be your weapon of choice for this exciting class. May the force be with you!

#2753ETuesdays, Feb. 9-Mar. 2 3:55-4:55pmWestWood Room 101

#2753GWednesdays, Feb. 17-Mar. 10 3:55-4:55pmRedtail Ridge Art Room

4 Sessions $55Kidcreate Studio Instructor

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Crazy Chemworks with Mad Science(1st-5th Grade)This action packed program explores the chemistry of everyday life. It is bubbling over with classic experiments and crazy concoctions. With spectacular hands-on activities with real lab equipment, stunning demonstrations and inquiry-based discussions, you’ll learn and apply the concepts and techniques like a real chemist. Crazy Chemworks is the perfect introduction to elementary chemistry. With our seven distinct series of programs, you can continue to explore your love of science for over two years without taking the same class twice.

#2501ATuesdays, Jan. 19-Mar. 2 3:05-4:05pm (no class Jan. 26)Five Hawks Art Room

#2501BWednesdays, Jan. 20- Mar. 3 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 10)Glendale Art Room

#2501CMondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 15 3:05-4:05pm(no class Feb. 15 & Mar. 8)Grainwood Art Room

#2501DThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 4 8:10-9:10amJeffers Pond Art Room

#2501EThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 4 3:55-4:55pmWestWood Art Room

#2501GMondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 15 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 15 & Mar. 8)Redtail Ridge Room 224

6 Sessions $75Mad Science Instructor

eXtreme ELECTRONIX 2(1st-5th Grade)New & returning students invited! Amp up your Winter. Design your own bank alarm, visual & auditory doorbell and flood alert. You will build 3-5 electrical projects each day and use those projects to explore parallel circuits, series circuits and investigate voltage, resistance (ohms) and how electricity works. Safety is the first rule. We only use DC current (batteries). No AC current (electric outlets) will be used.

#2647BMondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 15 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 15 & Mar. 8)Glendale Media Center

#2647CThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 4 3:05-4:05pmGrainwood Art Room

#2647DFridays, Jan. 29-Mar. 5 3:55-4:55pmJeffers Pond 2nd Grade Resource Area

#2647EWednesdays, Jan. 20-Mar. 3 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 10)WestWood Room 402

#2647GTuesdays, Jan. 19-Feb. 23 3:55-4:55pmRedtail Ridge Room 115

6 Sessions $65Youth Enrichment League Instructor

Kinder Science with Mad Science(Kindergartners)

Mad Science® is an enrichment program that makes staying after school fun. The interactive and hands-on activities get you excited about science. Every week you will take home something that encourages further science exploration. In Kinder Science, you’ll learn about animal habitats, make your own sand and learn about sea creatures. You’ll explore the magnetic properties of different objects, listen to your hearts and assemble the Mr. Bones puzzle. On an imaginary space trip you will learn about planets, moons and the sun. Throughout the weeks, you’ll learn that science is fun and it is all around us.

#2501FWednesdays, Jan. 27-Mar. 3 3:55-4:55pm(no class Feb. 10)5 Sessions $65Edgewood Room 243

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Kids’ Company is a program of ISD #719

Community Education Services.

This program operates on a self-sustaining basis and is financed by enrollment

fees, donations, and grant monies when available. No school funds are used to support the Kids’ Company Program.

Kids’ Company has been in operation since 1989. Our mission is to offer parents/guardians who work or go to school a

caring, safe, supervised, recreational, and enriching environment for their preschool

and school-age children.

4-K Program at Edgewood

This program offers 4 and 5 year olds a nurturing environment where they

can play, learn and develop social skills. Preschool and half day Kindergarten

children will experience activities that enhance the classroom experience and encourage the development of decision

making, motor and problem solving skills.

Grades K-2

This program helps to instill independence and creativity, foster growth through experiences in varied social situations and promote decision making skills. In addition, the goal is to help create a well-rounded child in each of the

developmental areas.

Grades 3-5

This program strives to provide an environment where every individual is an active participant and has a sense

of belonging. We emphasize social growth, independence and self-esteem by

providing a wide variety of activities.

For registration information please call 952.226.0090

Mysteries of the Deep with Science Explorers

(Kindergarten-5th Grade)Dive deep into the ocean with Science Explorers to explore an ecosystem that scientists are just starting to discover. You will learn about the extraordinary creatures that have adapted to this cold, dark world. You’ll also create your own deep sea creatures, experiment with buoyancy, water pressure and underwater vents. Join Science Explorers on this fascinating journey to the deepest part of the oceans.

#2549BMonday, Jan. 18 9:30-11:30am1 Session $25District Services Center CE ClassroomScience Explorers Instructor

Expressive Art Adventure(Ages 7+)Spark your creativity! Explore a variety of mixed media materials and find every hour of class a new adventure. In the morning, you will create original art-to-wear while learning innovative surface design techniques; using paint, stamps, and stencils. In the afternoon you’ll explore symbols. You will use collage to create art like the famous masters, Miro and Matisse. This will include line work and painting. As time permits you will end your adventure with clay creations. You will be encouraged to create art that is uniquely yours. There are no mistakes in this inspirational class. Dar Brooks is a local award winning artist who has been teaching for over twenty years. Bring a lunch, snack, and beverage. Wear paint clothes and bring a jacket for an outside break. Please provide your shirt size when registering. Bring a roll of paper towels and a box to carry your new items home. Supply fee ($10) is included in tuition.

#3140A Wednesday, Mar. 24 12:00-4:30pm1 Session $45District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Dar Brooks

PE Safari Camp with Active Solutions(Kindergarten-5th Grade)Get up. Go. Keep going! No school is no excuse for not being active. Gather your friends and sign up for a day (or more) of activities and challenges…show them what you can do in a game or competition. Activities include individual and team sports; racket games, track and field, kickball, tag games, ultimate frisbee, capture the flag, frisbee golf, floor hockey and many others. There will be walking field trips on some days. Please bring a lunch, two big snacks, shorts, t-shirts, gym shoes, sweat pants/shirts, a water bottle and 2 books to read. All participants will receive a new piece of athletic equipment.

#2597FMonday, Dec. 28 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597GTuesday, Dec. 29 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597HWednesday, Dec. 30 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597IMonday, Jan. 18 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597JMonday, Feb. 15 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597KMonday, March 8 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597LMonday, March 22 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597MTuesday, March 23 8:00am-5:00pm

#2597NWednesday, March 24 8:00am-5:00pm

1 Session $55Twin Oaks Blue Gym Active Solutions Instructor

Stay-cation with Kidcreate Studio(Ages 5-12)

Are you vacationing at home this spring break? Warm up with Kidcreate! Grab your sunglasses! We’re going to the beach- sort of! You will create a bunch of art projects with a beach theme. You’ll be getting messy with paint, clay and Model Magic as you create sand castles, palm trees, sea creature mobiles and more! Please pack a peanut free snack and a drink each day.

#2549BMon.-Tues., Mar. 22 & 23 8:30-11:30am2 Sessions $65District Services Center CE ClassroomKidcreate Studio Instructor

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Babysitting Training(Ages 11-15)This updated Babysitting Training class prepares you to safely and responsibility care for yourself and children or infants in the absence of a parent or guardian. This class will help you develop leadership skills, learn how to develop a babysitter’s business (CD-rom included), keep yourself and others safe, help children behave, and learn basic child care and First Aid. You must complete all hours to receive a completion certificate. You will receive a Babysitter’s Bag with a handbook. Please bring a bag lunch for break time. Call to register. No discounts.

#4008FMonday, Jan. 18 8:00-3:30pm1 Session $59District Service Center Lg. Conference Room

#4008GTues. & Wed., Feb. 9 & 10 4:30-8:30pm2 Sessions $59District Service Center CE Classroom

#4008HMon. & Tues., Mar. 29 & 30 4:30-8:30pm2 Sessions $59District Service Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Karlen Long, American Red Cross

Study Smart for Life Habits(4th-8th Grade)Bridge the gap between your strong foundation in reading and math and learning the skills to succeed in life. The same basic skills that enable learning for school coursework are essential to success in life. Setting goals, maintaining a vision, creating a system of organization, managing time, and creating a plan to accomplish small or large goals are skills that must be learned. This class will help you attain these skills while looking beyond the school day; applying the tools to real life. You must read at or above the fourth grade level to succeed at this class. Please bring magazines, a sheet of posterboard, scissors, and tape or glue to each class session.

#2613Thursdays, Jan. 28-Feb. 25 7:00-8:30pm5 Sessions $115Twin Oaks Room 205Shepherd’s Learning Center Staff

Advanced Babysitting(Ages 11-15)Set yourself apart! This class is not offered in many areas, so it could increase the demand for your babysitting service. This class will prepare you to deal with life threatening first aid emergencies when caring for other children. Class covers Child/Infant CPR, Advanced First Aid, and exposure to an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). You will receive the following certifications: Child/Infant CPR (valid for 1 year) and First Aid (valid for 3 years). You must complete the Babysitting Training class prior to starting Advanced Babysitting. Please bring the book you received in that class. You will receive a First Aid kit. Call to register. No discounts.

#4000C Saturday, Feb. 27 8:00am-12:00pm

#4000DMonday, Jan. 25 5:00-9:00pm1 Session $59District Service Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Karlen Long, American Red Cross

Safe at Home- On My Own(3rd-5th Grade)The new school start times have many families rearranging their schedules. If you (or your parents!) are feeling nervous about you being home alone for a little while before or after school, this class is the solution to helping you feel more prepared. Safe at Home will answer your questions about setting up your routine to be by yourself when your parents are not home. Class will cover common household emergencies, using the telephone, basic first-aid, and more. Course fee includes student workbook. This class is intended as a tool to help families prepare youth for staying home alone. Safe At Home will not fully prepare all youth for the responsibilities involved with being at home alone.

#2757AThursday, Jan. 7 5:30-8:30pm

#2757Monday, Mar. 15 5:30-8:30pm1 Session $39District Services Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Karlen Long, American Red Cross

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Piano Lessons(Ages 7-13)In these 30 minute lessons, you will learn the fundamentals of music or improve your existing piano skills. Instruction will include piano lessons, theory and performance books. You will need to purchase books prior to the first lesson. Additional books may be purchased as needed. Please bring an 8x11 notebook for assignments. Call Diane at 952.226.5279 to confirm your time slot between 4:00-8:30pm on your selected day before registering.

#3151AMondays, Jan. 11-Mar. 1 4:00-8:30pm(no class Jan. 18 & Feb. 15)6 Sessions $111Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Suzy Whitt

#3151BTuesdays, Jan. 12-Mar. 9 4:00-8:30pm(no class Jan. 26)8 Sessions $148Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Diane Kary

#3151CWeds., Jan. 13-Mar. 10 4:00-8:30pm9 Sessions $167Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Suzy Whitt

#3151DThursdays, Jan. 14-Mar. 4 4:00-8:30pm(no class Jan. 21 & Feb. 25)6 Sessions $111Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Diane Kary

Junior Golf(Kindergarten-5th Grade)Here’s a “great shot” to learn the skills of golf or further develop the skills you already have. Experienced golf instructors will supply you with your own mat, junior clubs and safe indoor foam balls to use during class. The program covers golf grip, stance, swing fundamentals, and long and short game skills.

#2759Mondays, Feb. 1-Mar. 5 7:00-8:00pm(no class Feb. 15)4 Sessions $55Five Hawks GymInstructor: After-School Golf Academy

Tae Kwon Do Karate(Ages 5+)In this class, you’ll learn the basics and advance through the program based on skill level. You’ll learn to apply attributes such as respect, self control and discipline to your daily activities while learning self defense and how to avoid becoming a victim. The instructor moves quickly, so plan to attend all sessions. Younger students and those who may require additional guidance or help following instructions should be accompanied by an adult (at no extra charge). You will be invited to test for different belt levels when the instructor feels you can succeed. Testing is optional and requires an additional fee of approximately $40.

#6504A 6:15-6:45pmWhite Belt (Ages 5-7) $52

#6504B 6:50-7:35pmWhite Belt (Ages 8+) $77

#6504C 7:40-8:25pmYellow-Black Belt $77

Tuesdays, Jan. 19-Mar. 9(no class Feb. 23)7 Sessions Five Hawks Multipurpose RoomInstructor: Barb Minar

Learn Math Facts The Easy Way(2nd-5th Grade)Listen carefully and you’ll have all the memory tricks that will make adding, subtracting, and multiplying easy! Parents, you’re encouraged to attend at no extra charge. Adding and subtraction are covered in session 1, and multiplying in session 2. The multiplication facts will be a “piece of cake” if you know the memory tricks that will give you the answers. Bring a notebook and pencil. If you need one night only, call 952.226.0080.

#4007Thursdays, Feb. 11 & 18 6:30-8:00pm2 Sessions $35PL High School Lecture HallInstructor: Nancy Kodelka

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En La Casa-Learn Together with Family Time Spanish(Ages 3-12 & an Adult)Join a certified Spanish teacher on this 5-week family adventure “In the House.” We will learn vocabulary words and phrases to refer to and communicate about family members, pets, daily activities and common items found in the house. This dynamic class incorporates various teaching methods as well as games, songs, crafts, worksheets and more to appeal to everyone in your family. You will leave this session with enough knowledge and tools to communicate “in the house” with your family members in Spanish! This is an excellent opportunity to learn new Spanish language skills together as a family. Whether you are new to learning Spanish, or have some previous knowledge, this class is for you! By learning together, you are able to retain so much more than learning alone! Let’s go! Vamonos!

#2758Mondays, Jan. 25-Mar.1 6:30-7:30pm(no class Feb. 15)5 Sessions $65Edgewood Room 209Instructor: Kari Herrgott

Groove, Move, and Dance!(Ages 3-11)

Start grooving! Get an introduction to the world of dance by exploring the art of tap, jazz, ballet and hip hop. Each week will focus on a different style, learning the basics of that genre, while moving and grooving to your favorite music. You will perform a short routine for family and friends on the last day. Please wear comfy clothing and socks. No dance shoes are required.

#2769A Ages 3-6Saturdays, Jan. 23-Feb. 27 10:00-10:45am6 Sessions $59

#2769B Ages 7-11Saturday, Jan. 23-Feb. 27 11:00-11:45pm 6 Sessions $59TOMS CafeteriaInstructor: Select Dance Academy and Performing Arts Center Instructor

Peter Pan(Ages 6-17)Become a part of the cast that recreates and brings to life the everlasting classic account of two boys and a girl who follow Peter Pan and the invisible fairy, Tinker Bell, into Neverland, where children never grow old and where Captain Hook and his pirates are outwitted. This program encourages you to develop artistic, social and personal skills through the exploration of your own creativity and expression. You’ll cultivate stage presence, performance technique and an appreciation of the performing arts. This creative environment nurtures natural gifts and develops the strengths critical to theatrical performances, such as character development, vocalization, focusing on diction and projection, memorization and choreography. Auditions are held during the second session. Additional fees are charged to attend performances ($6 adult, $5 child); however each cast member will receive two complimentary tickets to one performance. Register early to ensure your spot. The production of Peter Pan is pending the approval of performance rights.

#2619 9:30-12:00amSaturdays, Jan 30-May 1(no class Mar. 27 & April 3)Tech Week May 3, 4, 6 6:00-8:00pmPerformances Friday May 7 at 7:00 Saturday, May 8 at 1:0018 Sessions $125Twin Oaks AuditoriumStagehands Instructor

Kid Smart(Ages 5-12)Do you know what to do if you’re approached by a bully or a harmful stranger? Kid Smart will teach you quick responses to “no win” situations; including how to get out of holds, what to say, and how to take action. Your instructor, Master Tom Malone, has over 15 years of experience in the martial arts. Courage medals and a self defense booklet will be awarded to participants.

#6056Saturday, Mar. 6 1:00-3:00pm1 Session $39Twin Oaks Blue GymInstructor: Tom Malone

Hip Hop(Kindergarten-5th Grade)You will learn cool hip hop basics, practice the newest choreography, and be introduced to funk, hip hop, and break dancing; all to today’s most popular music! All dance steps and music are age appropriate, and no experience is necessary. You’ll leave with the basic hip hop steps and a short routine to a popular song. Please bring a water bottle.

#2681Saturdays, Jan. 23-Feb. 27 9:00-9:45am6 Sessions $59Twin Oaks CafeteriaSelect Dance Academy Instructor

Musical KeyboardingBeginner/Intermediate(Ages 7+)Bring your own keyboard and get a great introduction to music! These four individual lessons will familiarize you with the keyboard and teach you the basics of music theory. Using a color-coded guide, you’ll learn to play several songs, and spark your interest in music. Please call Mo at 952.226.1540 before January 25 to set up your 30 minute lesson time. Then call Community Education at 952.226.0080 to register. Class fee includes a lesson book ($15).

#2555Saturdays, Feb. 6-27 9:30-11:30am4 Sessions $85Twin Oaks Room 105Instructor: Mo Elvin

Buff Bodz n’ Little Bodz with Body Rox(Ages 4-10 & an Adult)Buff Bodz n’ Little Bodz is an opportunity for adults and children to exercise together! This creative approach to exercise allows your family to have fun being healthy together. You’ll be physically active--but there will also be plenty of time for giggles, family bonding and mind boosters. Fee is for one child and one adult. One additional child may register for $8.

#2723ASaturdays, Jan. 9-30 1:30-2:30pm

#2723BSaturdays, Feb. 6-27 1:30-2:30pm

#2723CSaturdays, Mar. 6-27 1:30-2:30pm4 Sessions $49Body Rox, LLCBody Rox Instructor

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Making Maple Syrup

(Ages 5+ & an Adult)In this family adventure you’ll adopt a tree in the forest at Jeffers Pond and learn about the process of maple syruping. The process starts with tips to identify which trees are maples. You’ll learn to tap the tree and then, as a group, develop a schedule for each family to come back 1- 2 times per week to collect the sap. The sap will be collected from the school by the Mdewakanton Sioux community. On April 10th, families will meet at a Mdewakanton Sioux community facility to watch and assist in turning the tree sap into delicious maple syrup. Families will leave with a bottle of syrup. All youth must register and attend with at least one adult. The fee is per family.

#2770Saturdays, Mar. 6 & Apr. 10 9:00-11:00am2 Sessions $35Jeffers Pond (March 6) CafeteriaLocation TBD (April 10)Instructor: Cara Rieckenberg

Cartoon Club(3rd-8th Grade)Create your own characters! Start illustrating your funny personality by learning to draw cartoons! You’ll get tips to create unique aliens, animals, monsters, and people…whatever you imagine you can draw! The work of famous animators and cartoonists like Walt Disney and Charles Schultz will inspire your designs.

#2621Thursdays, Jan. 14-28 6:00-7:30pm3 Sessions $55Twin Oaks Media CenterInstructor: Tim Moen

Extreme LEGOS- Family Edition(Kindergarten-

4th Grade & an Adult)See page 15 for complete description.

#2772Mondays, Jan 25-Mar. 1 6:00-7:30pm(no class Feb. 15)5 Sessions $69Edgewood Classroom TBDYouth Enrichment League Instructor

Status: Excited to learn how to make maple syrup with my family.




“It’s a Wrap” Film Camp(3rd-5th Grade)

Get ready for ACTION! Be a star (and director, writer, producer, and photographer) of your very own movie. You will create a short script and explore the film making process with your cast and crew of classmates. Each of you will have a part in this short film. This class is designed to cultivate an understanding of the acting, writing and filming process. You will explore the physical, vocal, emotional, and technical aspects of film making. Through film making you will gain self-awareness, confidence, and self-discipline. The class instructor is an award winning film and TV writer, producer, director and Ph.D. educator. Class fee includes a DVD of the class movie for each participant.

#2771AFriday, March 5th 6:00-8:30pmSaturday, March 6th 9:00am-3:00pm2 Sessions $185Twin Oaks Media CenterMillennium Center for the Performing Arts Instructor

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En La Casa-Learn Together with Family Time Spanish(Ages 3-12 & an Adult)See page 13 for complete description.

#2758Mondays, Jan. 25-Mar.1 6:30-7:30pm(no class Feb. 15)5 Sessions $65Edgewood Room 209Instructor: Kari Herrgott

Cribbage(Ages 16+)

Are you playing your cards right? The game of cribbage can be mastered by almost anyone, but few of us make time to play. Learn the tricks to play and win from an expert cribbage player. This class is great for those with cribbage experience that just need an excuse (or opponent) to play, or those that have never played before. Cribbage is the Chess game of cards. Class fee includes cribbage guide.

#3012Mondays, Jan. 25-Mar. 1 6:00-7:30pm(no class Feb. 15)5 Sessions $19/Individual, $29/PartnersEdgewood Media CenterInstructor: Mike Burns

mExtreme LEGOS- Family Edition(Kindergarten-

4th Grade & an Adult)Challenge every aspect of your creativity and intellect while learning the basics of engineering and physics. As a youth and adult team, you will get a different project to build, test and modify each week. Then you’ll use your project to investigate basic aspects of engineering. Emphasis is placed on hands-on experiential activities and kid friendly lesson plans. There will be a LEGO contest on the last day of class. Join this dynamic exploration of machines and mechanisms! Class fee is for one adult and one child. A second child may register for $35.

#2772Mondays, Jan 25-Mar. 1 6:00-7:30pm(no class Feb. 15)5 Sessions $69Edgewood Classroom TBDYouth Enrichment League Instructor

Make Magnificent Mondays your one stop for Monday Nights! All of the following classes are being offered on Monday nights at Edgewood. Gather the family and give them a try.

Or, try out an ECFE class with you youngest learner! Sib care for elementary aged siblings is provided through ECFE, or enhance their learning in one of the other Magnificent Monday classes. Check the ECFE catalog for more info. Call 952.226.0950 for sliding fee scale information.

Busy Toddler(Ages 12-24 months & an Adult)A whole new world begins once your child becomes mobile - a toddling little bundle of energy just looking to touch, taste and test the world and you! Come and play, then join us to learn more about your toddler’s development through discussions based on the topics listed below. This class will focus on “Fun & Exploration - Discover & Play with Your Child”. No parent separation.

ASw-4aMondays, Jan. 11-Mar. 1 6:00-7:30 pm(no class Jan. 18 & Feb. 15)6 SessionsEdgewood Room 126Instructors: ECFE Licensed Teachers

Tremendous Twos & Threes(Ages 24-48 months & an Adult)Two and three year olds are at an age of constant discovery! Share their enthusiasm by playing and learning together. You’ll enjoy a parent group where you can learn, share and appreciate this super stage in your child’s development. Parent separation.

ASw-10aMondays, Jan. 11-Mar. 1 6:00-7:30pm(no class Jan. 18 & Feb. 15)6 SessionsEdgewood Room 113Instructors: ECFE Licensed Teachers

Wondering which path to take?

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you in your career and post high school education goals. Parents:

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Individual Guitar/Bass Lessons with Rob Hahn(5th-12th Grade)In your weekly 30 minute lesson, you will learn music theory and improve your skills on the guitar/bass. Instruction will include both chord and melody work, strumming patterns and blues and rock chord progressions. Please bring your own instrument. Call Rob at 952.226.0514 to confirm your lesson day and time and discuss lesson books. Then call Community Education to register.

#2668Jan. 18-March 19 3:00-5:00pm9 Sessions $198Twin Oaks Room 105Instructor: Rob Hahn

Driver's Education(Ages 15+)A complete Driver’s Education program is offered through Community Education, including approximately 30 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training. This class meets all requirements of the State of Minnesota for licensing. Once you acquire your driver’s permit, behind-the-wheel lessons are arranged on an individual basis. You must be 15 years of age to take the permit test. Please pick up registration materials at the High School Student Services office, the Community Education office, or print online at www.priorlakesavagece.com. If you have questions, call Jody at 952.226.0080.

#6100D 3:15-5:45pmMon.-Thurs. Jan. 4-7Mon.-Thurs. Jan. 11-14Tues.-Thurs. Jan. 19-21Monday Jan. 25

#6100E 3:15-5:45pmMon.-Thurs. Feb. 1-4Mon.-Thurs. Feb. 8-11

(class on Feb. 10 runs 1:15-3:45pm)Tues.-Thurs. Feb. 16-18Monday Feb. 22

12 Sessions $320 (total fee) with $170 due at Registration.PL High School Room 132Driver Education Inc. Instructor

Free Time/Teen Hang Outs at Club Prior(Ages 12-15)Drop in to Club Prior (next to the Prior Lake Library) with your friends and enjoy darts, pool, TV, Wii and more. Maui Wowi snacks are included. Instructors will be brought in to share something new with teens. Check out each session for a new optional activity. This is a free program, but registration is required. Bus transportation is available from TOMS. Please request this option when you register. Co-sponsored by ISD 719 Community Education & City of Prior Lake Recreation Department. Register at www.priorlakerecreation.com.

Fridays, Jan. 8, 29, Feb. 19, Mar. 12 2:30-5:30pmLocation: Club Prior


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MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTSDue to the recent school district budget cuts, middle school soccer,

basketball and volleyball will no longer be offered through the district. P.L.A.Y. (Prior Lake Athletics for Youth) and PL Soccer Club have offered to expand their current programs in an effort to keep these opportunities

available to middle school students.

Please check their websites for further details related to tryouts and registrations for these programs.

Visit www.playinfo.org for volleyball, football and basketball or www.priorlakesoccer.org for boys and girls soccer.


Safe at Home- On My Own(6th-7th Grade)The new school start times have many families rearranging their schedules. If you (or your parents!) are feeling nervous about you being home alone for a little while before or after school, this class is the solution to helping you feel more prepared. Safe at Home will answer your questions about setting up your routine to be by yourself when your parents are not home. Class will cover common household emergencies, using the telephone, basic first-aid, and more. Course fee includes student workbook. This class is intended as a tool to help families prepare youth for staying home alone. Safe At Home will not fully prepare all youth for the responsibilities involved with being at home alone.

#2757BWednesday, Jan. 13 2:30-5:30pm1 Session $39Twin Oaks Media Center Instructor: Karlen Long, American Red Cross

Adventure Trips- ProKart Indoor Racing(Ages 13-15)Tired of having nothing to do after school? Middle School students asked for trips to ProKart and now it is happening! We’ll have the track to ourselves, so challenge your friends to sign up and race! Transportation by school bus is provided from Twin Oaks Middle School. The bus leaves the TOMS lower entrance at 2:25 and returns at approximately 4:15. Supervision is provided. Concessions and video games will be available, bring extra money for these. This program is being co-sponsored by ISD 719 Community Education and City of Prior Lake Recreation. You must wear shoes with laces. Please register by January 27th to guarantee your space in the program. Parents/Guardians must complete a waiver for you to participate. Please call CE to request a waiver.

#2685Friday, Feb. 5 2:25-4:15pm1 Session $29Twin Oaks Lower EntranceInstructor: CE & PL Recreation Staff




ACT Preparation Workshop(11th-12th Grade)This intensive 5-hour test preparation workshop coaches high school juniors and seniors to do their best on the ACT. You will receive first hand familiarity and practice with the form and content of the ACT test, a battery of tactics and strategies for dealing with all four sections of the exam, three full length practice tests and a detailed student study guide. Registering for this workshop does not register you for the test, check with your school counselor regarding registration for the test. Bring a calculator and two pencils to the workshop.

#4009Mon & Tue, March 1 & 2 3:15-5:45pm2 Sessions $85Prior Lake High School Lecture HallZAPS Instructor

Student Job Fair(9th-12th Grade)For many teenagers, this summer will offer your first job experience. You, and your parents/guardians, are invited to attend the student job fair and get a jump start on filling out job applications for summer employment and beyond. Assistance will be available to help you fill out applications, but please bring your vital personal information to complete the forms. All teenagers are encouraged to come to this event. No registration is required for this program. For more information, contact Jenny Nagy at 952-226-0085.

Wednesday, March 3 3:00-4:30pmPrior Lake High School CommonsFree

TICS-Teens Involved in Community Service: Blanket Brigade(6th-8th Grade)You can make a difference in your community! As a part of Blanket Brigade you’ll ride in a school van to purchase fleece that you’ll use to make baby blankets. At the end of the program you will take the van to deliver the blankets to the Cedar Alternative Learning Center. This class is open to both HOMS and TOMS students.

#2536ATuesdays, Feb. 2-23 2:20-4:30pm4 Sessions $29Hidden Oaks Media CenterInstructor: Dorothy Aho

Piano Lessons(Ages 7-13)In these 30 minute lessons, you will learn the fundamentals of music or improve your existing piano skills. Instruction will include piano lessons, theory and performance books. You will need to purchase books prior to the first lesson. Additional books may be purchased as needed. Please bring an 8x11 notebook for assignments. Call Diane at 952.226.5279 to confirm your time slot between 4:00-8:30pm on your selected day before registering.

#3151AMondays, Jan. 11-Mar. 1 4:00-8:30pm(no class Jan. 18 & Feb. 15)6 Sessions $111Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Suzy Whitt

#3151BTuesdays, Jan. 12-Mar. 9 4:00-8:30pm(no class Jan. 26)8 Sessions $148Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Diane Kary

#3151CWeds., Jan. 13-Mar. 10 4:00-8:30pm9 Sessions $167Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Suzy Whitt

#3151DThursdays, Jan. 14-Mar. 4 4:00-8:30pm(no class Jan. 21)6 Sessions $111Twin Oaks Room 102BInstructor: Diane Kary

Cartoon Club(3rd-8th Grade)Create your own characters! Start illustrating your funny personality by learning to draw cartoons! You’ll get tips to create unique aliens, animals, monsters, and people…whatever you imagine you can draw! The work of famous animators and cartoonists like Walt Disney and Charles Schultz will inspire your designs.

#2621Thursdays, Jan. 14-28 6:00-7:30pm3 Sessions $55Twin Oaks Media CenterInstructor: Tim Moen

“It’s a Wrap” Film Camp(6th-8th Grade)

Get ready for ACTION! Be a star (and director, writer, producer, and photographer) of your very own movie. You will create a short script and explore the film making process with your cast and crew of classmates. Each of you will have a part in this short film. This class is designed to cultivate an understanding of the acting, writing and filming process. You will explore the physical, vocal, emotional, and technical aspects of film making. Through film making you will gain self-awareness, confidence, and self-discipline. The class instructor is an award winning film and TV writer, producer, director and Ph.D. educator. Class fee includes a DVD of the class movie for each participant.

#2771BFriday, Feb. 26 6:00-8:30pmSaturday, Feb. 27 9:00am-3:00pm2 Sessions $185Twin Oaks Media CenterMillennium Center for the Performing Arts Instructor

Babysitting Training(Ages 11-15)See page 11 for complete description.

#4008FMonday, Jan. 18 8:00-3:30pm1 Session $59District Service Center Lg. Conference Room

#4008GTues. & Wed., Feb. 9 & 10 4:30-8:30pm2 Sessions $59District Service Center CE Classroom

#4008HMon. & Tues., Mar. 29 & 30 4:30-8:30pm2 Sessions $59District Service Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Karlen Long, American Red Cross

Advanced Babysitting(Ages 11-15)See page 11 for complete description.

#4000C Saturday, Feb. 27 8:00am-12:00pm

#4000DMonday, Jan. 25 5:00-9:00pm1 Session $59District Service Center CE ClassroomInstructor: Karlen Long, American Red Cross

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Peter Pan(Ages 6-17)See page 13 for complete description.

#2619 9:30-12:00amSaturdays, Jan 30-May 1(no class Mar. 27 & April 3)Tech Week May 3, 4, 6 6:00-8:00pmPerformances Friday May 7 at 7:00 Saturday, May 8 at 1:0018 Sessions $125Twin Oaks AuditoriumStagehands Instructor

Studio Music Lessons(Ages 10+)Want to rock without the hours of tedious theory and standard notation study? If so, local professional musician and music educator Trent Shaw’s private music lessons are perfect for you! You will learn basic-to-advanced technique; develop ear training and experience a hands-on crash course in all styles of rock to get you where you dream to be. Individual lessons for guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, drums and voice will be available. Bring your own instrument, or use our piano or drum set. All other materials will be provided at lessons. Please email Trent at [email protected] to set up your 1/2 hour time slot. Then call Community Education at 952.226.0080 to register.

#2704AThursdays, Jan. 28-Mar. 4 3:00-6:00pm(no class Feb. 25)5 Sessions $90Twin Oaks 102C-Enter through Room 105Instructor: Trent Shaw

High School Intramurals(9th-12th Grade)Community Education offers a variety of Intramural Sports (think basketball, ping pong, ultimate frisbee, bocce ball, and badminton for starters) throughout the year at Prior Lake High School. Anyone can play, and no try-outs are needed! Watch for more information at the schools about those! Contact Mr. Bollinger for more information at [email protected].

Mondays, Dates TBD Times TBDPL High School Gym TBD

Study Smart for Life Habits(4th-8th Grade)Bridge the gap between your strong foundation in reading and math and learning the skills to succeed in life. The same basic skills that enable learning for school coursework are essential to success in life. Setting goals, maintaining a vision, creating a system of organization, managing time, and creating a plan to accomplish small or large goals are skills that must be learned. This class will help you attain these skills while looking beyond the school day; applying the tools to real life. You must read at or above the fourth grade level to succeed at this class. Please bring magazines, a sheet of posterboard, scissors, and tape or glue to each class session.

#2613Thursdays, Jan. 28-Feb. 25 7:00-8:30pm5 Sessions $115Twin Oaks Room 205Shepherd’s Learning Center Staff

Tae Kwon Do Karate(Ages 5+)In this class, you’ll learn the basics and advance through the program based on skill level. You’ll learn to apply attributes such as respect, self control and discipline to your daily activities while learning self defense and how to avoid becoming a victim. The instructor moves quickly, so plan to attend all sessions. Younger students and those who may require additional guidance or help following instructions should be accompanied by an adult (at no extra charge). You will be invited to test for different belt levels when the instructor feels you can succeed. Testing is optional and requires an additional fee of approximately $40.

#6504A 6:15-6:45pmWhite Belt (Ages 5-7) $52

#6504B 6:50-7:35pmWhite Belt (Ages 8+) $77

#6504C 7:40-8:25pmYellow-Black Belt $77

Tuesdays, Jan. 19-Mar. 9(no class Feb. 23)7 Sessions Five Hawks Multipurpose RoomInstructor: Barb Minar

Scuba Lessons(Ages 10+)Set your goal to become a PADI certified scuba diver. Complete the first part of scuba certification (Indoor Class & Pool-Part 1) during this program. You will learn scuba basics in the classroom and swimming pool. Use and maintenance of snorkeling gear and scuba gear are discussed in detail. As part of this PADI scuba program you will be given a divers manual, DVD, log book, and handheld electronic dive calculator. Some basic home studying is required for this family-oriented scuba class. After the completion of this indoor course, to become certified, you will need to attend an additional open water training program. This additional program can be completed locally during the summer or by referral during the winter months. Your instructor will provide more details during the class. Masks, fins, snorkel, wetsuit, and scuba gear will be provided for your use during the school sessions. You will keep your PADI dive manuals, log books, and electronic dive calculator ($75 Value).

#3390Classroom Meeting TimesTuesday, Feb. 9 6:00-7:00pmTuesday, Feb. 16 6:00-9:00pmTuesday, Feb. 23 6:00-9:00pm

Pool Meeting TimesSaturday, Feb. 20 9:00-11:30amSaturday, Feb. 27 9:00-11:30 am

5 Sessions $229Hidden Oaks Room 391 & PoolSt. Croix Scuba Instructor

Minnesota K-12 Education Subtraction

and CreditMinnesota offers education tax subtraction and credit for families whose children participate in after school enrichment programs. Some Community Education classes qualify for this program. Here are some of the qualifications:• Only the cost of instruction qualifies

for subtraction or credit.• In order to apply for a credit or

deduction, families must have evidence they have paid the amount indicated.

If you have questions, please call the Minnesota Individual Income Tax Division at 1.800.652.9094.


Community Education Parent Information Nights 2009-2010City of Prior LakePark & Rec

Upcoming Programs

January 15 Sesame Street Live8:45am-1:15pm Target Center $15 resident; $20 non-resident

February 5 ProKart Trip2:25-4:15pm Ages 13-15 $29

February 10 Valentine Fun10:00-11:00am Tots/Parent Activity $7 resident; $12 non-resident

February 24 Pirate Party10:00-11:00am PL City Hall $7 resident; $12 non-resident

March 10 Beading Fun10:00-11:00am PL City Hall $7 resident; $12 non-resident

March 17 Leprechaun Party10:00-11:00am PL City Hall $7 resident; $12 non-resident

Youth Craft/Movie Day10:00 -1:00pm PL City HallMarch 19 Jungle PartyMarch 22 Kids in the KitchenMarch 26 Pizza Party Ages 6 and Up $12 resident; $17 non-resident

March 24 Safari Party10:00-11:00am Tots/Parent Activity $7 resident; $12 non-resident

March 27 Egg Hunt1:00-3:00pm Prior Lake City Hall Free Family Event

Call Prior Lake Recreation at 952.447.9820

or visit us online atwww.priorlakerecreation.com.

More than SmartThe Founder & CEO of Youth Frontiers, Inc. will speak to you about the importance of

teaching character to your kids. Learn to implement values such as respect, humility and moral courage into your children’s lives, including simple strategies and tips for you in the most critical job of your life: raising kids who are more than smart.

#2442Tuesday, January 5 7:00-9:00pm PL High School AuditoriumPresenter: Joe Cavanaugh

Adolescent Brain DevelopmentHow you understand and

respond to adolescent behavior can be learned through an appreciation of how the adolescent brain matures. Adolescents may be more vulnerable than adults to risk taking behaviors and addiction, and may be at greater risk to possible neurological harm caused by drug abuse.

#2443Tuesday, February 9 7:00-9:00pm PL High School AuditoriumPresenter: Ken Winters

Preregistered Cost:$5/person or $7/couple

(Extra $2 fee to register at the door)

-Childcare available unless otherwise noted-Childcare Deadline:

7 business days before eventChildcare Cost:

$5/child or $8/family

Kids, Parents and Power StrugglesEvery family experiences

power struggles. But these daily tugs of war are not inevitable. Unravel the mysteries of power struggles by learning insights into individual differences and normal patterns, recognizing that every child is unique and every discipline situation is different. Use power struggles as an opportunity to teach your child essential life skills, such as how to calm oneself, to be assertive, to solve problems and to work cooperatively with you and others.

#2444Thursday, February 25 7:00-9:00pm PL High School AuditoriumPresenter: Mary Sheedy Kurcinka

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CITYCANVAS

The City Canvas celebrates and recognizes local artistic talents

by providing a place for artists to showcase their

work at Prior Lake City Hall. If you would like to display your art for others to enjoy, and you

are a resident of thecity of Prior Lake or a student

in ISD 719 schools, pleasecontact Jenny Nagy at

952.226.0085 or [email protected].

DISTRICTCENSUS

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 952.226.0043. Having your

name on the census will ensure that you receive information on ECFE, Screening, Kindergarten Registration and other pertinent

district news.


COMMUNITY CONTACTS

City of Prior Lake 952.447.9800 www.cityofpriorlake.com

City of Prior Lake Parks and Recreation Dept 952.447.9820 www.priorlakerecreation.com

City of Savage Parks and Recreation Dept 952.224.3420

PLAY www.playinfo.orgPrior Lake Athletics for Youth

Girl Scouts of MN & WI River Valleys 800.845.0787 www.girlscoutsrv.org

Boy Scouts (Northern Star Council) 763.231.7201 www.northernstarbsa.org

Prior Lake-Savage Cub ScoutsJohn Torvik 612.770.7136

Scott County LibrariesPrior Lake 952.447.3375Savage 952.707.1770

Prior Lake Soccer Club www.priorlakesoccer.org

Prior Lake-Savage Hockey Association www.plsha.com

Camp Fire Boys and Girls 651.647.4407

U of M Extension Service - Scott County - 4H 952.492.5410

Prior Lake Youth WrestlingTricia Charbonneau 952.393.2041

South Metro Storm Swim Club 952.953.7789 www.mnstorm.org

PLHS Activity Hotline 952.226.4263

District 719 Circle of Friends Preschool 952.226.0956

River Valley YMCA 952.230.2935

Information from the District

Technology has become such a vital component in the world we live in. That is why technology is very much present in all of our schools.

This school year for example, every elementary classroom in the district received SMART Boards that allow students to interact with their learning. If you have an elementary student in your family you have probably heard about the SMART Board that is now in their classroom.

Teachers in all grade levels are using this interactive whiteboard technology to enhance their teaching and bring new and exciting resources to the classroom. In short, this technology marries the white board with the classroom computer. The lesson plan is projected onto the whiteboard which then serves as a huge touch screen that teachers and students can use. Dry erase markers are replaced with “digital ink” so that students can practice handwriting and drawing.

The options are endless with this technology and as you can tell, the classroom is looking far different than when many of today’s parents attended school. Students are being prepared for the 21st century. We are doing everything we can to not only ready them for their future, but engage students early by meeting their learning needs in ways that are relevant, meaningful and exciting.

A huge thank you to the Prior Lake-Savage Area Educational Foundation and the many PTC parents and students who fundraised for SMART Boards to help make this technology a reality in our schools.

The next time you are in one of our schools, stop in and see one of the SMART Boards being used. I guarantee you will want to “go back” to elementary school!

Dr. Sue Ann GruverSuperintendent

Superintendent

GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURESRefunds - Your money will be refunded if your class is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or if the class is filled before we receive your registration. If you choose to cancel your class registration, to be eligible for a full refund we need to receive your request no later than 4pm, five business days prior to the first day of class. Refunds 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.

Cancellation - Community 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 number. Whenever 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.

Discounts - 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. An automatic discount is applied to all registrations done online, unless otherwise noted.

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

Non-Endorsement Policy - Prior 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.

Class Confirmations - 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, including class title, room number and time of classes.

Privacy - The information requested on registration forms will be used to verify eligibility as well as determine staff, facility and equipment 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 information 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 and 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.

Community Use of FacilitiesNeed a place to meet? Community members and organizations are invited to apply to use district facilities and grounds for their meetings and activities. Community Education Services coordinates all community group or individual requests for facility usage after school, on evenings, weekends and during summer months. All requests must be made at least 7 business days before the intended activity. For more information, please call Gina Germscheid, M-F, 8am-4pm at 952.226.0095 or email [email protected]. Policy, pricing and guidelines for community use of facilities, calendars and facility use application forms are available online at www.priorlake-savage.k12.mn.us, or call Gina Germscheid to have an application mailed. Liability insurance or a participant disclaimer form are now required for use of ISD 719 district facilities and grounds.

Tuition AssistanceReduced fees, scholarships, and payment plans are available for families experiencing financial hardship. Assistance is limited to three programs per family in each quarter. Some programs are not eligible. You must be a resident of ISD 719 to qualify. Call Carrie at 952.226.0088 to request assistance.

Lost or Stolen ItemsCommunity Education is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please do not bring valuables with you to class.

Go to www.priorlakesavagece.com for school locations and directions.


PRIOR LAKE-SAVAGE AREA SCHOOLS COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES OFFICE

Leanne J. Weyrauch 952.226.0082Community Education Director

Linda Ringstad 952.226.0083

Community Education Specialist

Carrie Dobie 952.226.0088

Youth Programs Coordinator

Bobbi Birkholz 952.226.0081

Community Education Secretary

Jody Swedberg 952.226.0086

Community Education Receptionist

Jenny Nagy 952.226.0085

Comm. Involvement Coordinator

Gina Germscheid 952.226.0095

District Facility Scheduler

Pam Koopman 612.817.1839

Building Monitor Supervisor

KIDS’ COMPANY OFFICEBecky Hudyma 952.226.0092

Coordinator Pager 612.609.3230

Kristi Gaudette 952.226.0093

Kids’ Company Specialist

Danielle Kleist 952.226.0091

Kids’ Company Secretary

Nancy Olson 952.226.0084

Kids’ Company Secretary

Our MissionThe 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 SERVICESADVISORY COUNCIL

Janine Alcorn, Angie Barstad, Connie Carlson, Renee Clark, Connie Dawson, Carrie Dobie, Jennifer Flaten, Dee Dee Francis, Hans Jacobsen, Jenny Nagy, Dean Peter, Linda Ringstad, Jackie Underferth, Jerry Young and Leanne Weyrauch

Who Is Ready to Register?EASY Registration for YOU!

Who Is Ready to Register?EASY Registration for YOU!

So many options: Online • By PhoneBy Fax • By Mail • In Person

Online - www.priorlakesavagece.com • Phone - 952.226.0080 • Fax - 952.226.0099By Mail - ISD 719 Community Education, PO Box 539, Prior Lake, MN 55372

In Person - 4540 Tower St, Prior Lake

Youth Registration Form

Child’s Name __________________________________ Birthdate ________________ Grade 09-10 _____



Parent/Guardian ______________________________________ School __________________________

Home Phone ________________________ Daytime/Cell ________________________

Address ____________________________________________ City _______________ Zip ___________

Email Address for Confirmation ____________________________

I have read and agree to the Community Education Class Safety/Behavior Procedures.

Signature ___________________________________________ Date _____________

Person picking child up other than parent ______________________________________________________

Does your child have any medical or other related conditions that the instructors should be aware of?

___________________________________________________________________________________

Child Course # Course Title Dates Fee

____________ ________ ___________________ ______________ _______

____________ ________ ___________________ ______________ _______

____________ ________ ___________________ ______________ _______

Visa/Mastercard/Discover Account # ________________________ Exp. Date: _________

After School Class Safety Procedures Please Note: These procedures have been modified for 2009-2010. To ensure the safety of your child, please follow these simple steps: • Assume your child will attend the program if you have submitted a registration. • Notify Community Education and send a note to school if you do not want your child to attend a program for which

they are registered. • Teachers will be notified of class list prior to class, but parents are encouraged to send a note to their child’s teacher for

additional assurance. • Complete the entire registration form with every registration. • Pick children up on time in the program classroom. Students not picked up on time will be taken to that school’s Kids’

Company Program and you will be charged at the rate of $10 per hour. The entire rate will be collected for any portion of the hour. This service is offered for emergency situations only. Please make prior arrangements for care or pick up of your child whenever possible.

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Community Education ServicesP.O. Box 539Prior Lake, MN 55372

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Questions?Call Prior Lake-Savage Area Schools

Community Education at 952.226.0080 or visit www.priorlakesavagece.com

Need a gift idea? Give a Community Education class registration!

Status: Sharing my passion!

Community Education is currently looking for local community members

to develop and instruct programs in a variety of interest areas.

Please call Carrie at 952.226.0088 for information about teaching classes

for youth (Ages 2-18) or call Jenny at 952.226.0085

regarding Adult class teaching opportunities.

WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY?

Whatever it is, don’t keep it a secret, share it with the

community! Chances are it will make other people happy too.

Prior Lake-Savage Community Education Winter Youth Catalog

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