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YOUTH

5701 Normandale Road | Edina, MN 55424

Call (952) 848-3952 or visit www.edinacommunityed.org/

PROGRAMS

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AUGUST 2015 3 Online Registration Opens for Fall Adult and Youth Programs27 FC Open House31 First Day of School (Grade 1-12)31 Adult Programs classes begin*** Check with Volunteer Programs to see what opportunities are available for the school year!

SEPTEMBER 20151 FC, ECSE and Kindergarten classes begin1 FC Part time child care begins1 Youth fall classes begin7 Labor Day, No School26 Fall Swim Lessons Begin29 Early Release

OCTOBER 201510 FC PTO Harvest Party15-16 Education MN Conf. No School19 FC City Gym time begins24 TEDxEdina

EDINA COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES 2015-2016 CALENDAR

Look for ECC closures and construction updates on our website at www.edinacommunityed.org

Please visit www.edinaschools.org/calendar for a seperate list of District events.

NOVEMBER 2015 11 Late Start11 Election Day (no activities after 6:00 p.m.)14 FC Dad's n' Donuts Party16 VEAP Holiday Toy Drive begins23-27 Thanksgiving Break, No School

DECEMBER 20151 Online Registration Opens for Winter/Spring Adult Programs11 VEAP Holiday Toy Drive ends21-31 Winter Break, No School

JANUARY 20161 Winter Break, No School4 Adult Programs classes begin4 Youth winter classes begin18 MLK Holiday, No School23 Winter Swim Lessons Begin25 Teacher Data Day, No School30 FC Service Project

FEBRUARY 2016*** Tax resources available through Edina Resource Center 1 Online Registration begins for Youth Summer Classes12 Early Release15 Presidents’ Day, No School16 Teacher Inservice, No School

MARCH 2016*** Tax resources available through Edina Resource Center1 Summer 2016 OST registration begins (reg. fee waived until 4/1)4 Teacher Inservice, No School28-31 Spring Break, No School*** Check with Volunteer Programs to see what opportunities are available for the summer!

APRIL 2016*** Tax resources available through Edina Resource Center1 Spring Break, No School9 Spring swim lessons begin9 Youth spring classes begin10-16 National Volunteer Appreciation Week16 FC Dad's n' Donuts Party21 Late Start

MAY 20161 2016-2017 OST school year registration begins (reg. fee waived until 8/1)2 Online Registration Opens for Summer Adult Programs25 FC Spring Party30 Memorial Day, No School

JUNE 20163 Last Day of School4 Commencement6 Adult Programs Classes Begin6 Youth Summer Classes Begin

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FC = Family CenterECC = Edina Community CenterCES = Comunity Education ServicesOST = Out-of-School Time (KIDS Club, WISE Guys, SURGE)

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EDINACOMMUNITY

Education

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Locations and Directory ..................................................................02

Aquatics ............................................................................................04

Edina Community Center ...............................................................08

Concord ............................................................................................14

Cornelia .............................................................................................18

Countryside .......................................................................................22

Creek Valley ......................................................................................26

Highlands ..........................................................................................28

Normandale .....................................................................................32

Ways to Register ...............................................................................38

Additional Youth Classes Information ............................................38

Maps and Parking ............................................................................39

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To show off the different and unique ways they use technology in their classrooms, students and teachers gather together at the Edina Community Center’s Annual Technology Open House each spring. Here, Jamie Hawkinson’s 4th Grade Creek Valley students showcase how they use Chromebooks in their classroom.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES DIRECTORYValerie Burke, Director of Edina Community Education 952-848-3960

Registration/Welcome CenterDiana Swanson, Registration 952-848-3952Mary Finnamore, Registration 952-848-3976Seth Ryan, Human Resources/Operations Coordinator 952-848-3974

Family CenterLana Davis, Registration 952-848-3908Chris Hanson, Operations Manager 952-848-3945Jane Leese, Classroom Sub/Office Support 952-848-3964Carla Schwappach, Childcare Manager 952-848-3931Mary Streier, Early Childhood Targeted Services Manager 952-848-3985Cathy Snyder, Classroom Assistant/Office Support 952-848-3969Laurie Denn, Coordinator 952-848-3968

Youth Programs and School Age CareMaggie Miller, School Age Care/Success Centers Specialist 952-848-3947Rodney Francois, Concord KIDS Club Manager 952-848-4308Terry Maxwell, Cornelia KIDS Club Manager 952-848-4688Erica Koller, Countryside KIDS Club Manager 952-848-4775Becky Marchand, Creek Valley KIDS Club Manager 952-848-3205Angie Misgen, Highlands KIDS Club Manager 952-848-4568Sandy McVay, Normandale KIDS Club Manager 952-848-4175Jane Tierney, WISE Guys Manager 952-848-4812Carrie Proctor, SURGE Manager 952-848-4814Julie Rogers Bascom, Service Learning Supervisor 952-848-3957Rachael Pream Grenierm, Youth Serving Youth Manager 952-848-3124Lori Murphy, Youth Enrichment Manager 952-848-3967Andrea Bernhardt, Enrichment Coordinator 952-848-3938Meg Barrett, School Age Care/Success Center Coordinator 952-848-3961

Lifelong Learning and Community InvolvementCheryl Gunness, Adult Program Manager 952-848-3944Andrea Bernhardt, Enrichment Coordinator 952-848-3938

Volunteer ProgramCarynn Roehrick, Volunteer Program Manager 952-848-4923

AquaticsKay Zuccaro, Aquatics Supervisor 952-848-3965

Edina Resource CenterHelpline 952-848-3936

Communications, Advertising and Social MediaJulie Prior-Miller, Communications Specialist 952-848-3954

Facility RentalLaurie Wilcox, Facilities Scheduler 952-848-3963

BUILDING LOCATIONS

Edina Community Center952-848-3952 5701 Normandale RoadEdina, MN 55424

Concord Elementary952-848-43005900 Concord Avenue SouthEdina, MN 55424

Cornelia Elementary952-848-46007000 Cornelia DriveEdina, MN 55424

Countryside Elementary952-848-47005701 Benton AvenueEdina, MN 55424

Creek Valley Elementary952-848-3200 6401 Gleason RoadEdina, MN 55424

Highlands Elementary952-848-45005505 Doncaster WayEdina, MN 55424

Normandale Elementary952-848-41005701 Normandale RoadEdina, MN 55424

South View Middle School952-848-3700 4725 South View LaneEdina, MN 55424

Valley View Middle School952-848-35006750 Valley View RoadEdina, MN 55424

Edina High School952-848-3800 6754 Valley View RoadEdina, MN 55424

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POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Cancellation and Refund PolicyYou may cancel your class registration up to five business days (M-F) before class begins without penalty. Cancellations fewer than five business days before the class CES will assess a $10 cancellation fee and a credit slip issued for the remaining balance. Credit slips do not expire. Edina CES cannot offer refunds or credit slips on or after the first day of class.

Participants will be notified if there is a change in the date/location of the class, if the class is canceled or if the class is full. Edina CES confirms registrations via email with participants who share their email addresses with Edina CES.

Non-Discrimination Policy Edina Public Schools Distict 273 has a policy of nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status or status with regard to public assistance in its educational programs, activities and employment practices.

Data Privacy Your privacy is important to us. The registration information you provide to Edina CES is considered private data under state and federal law. We use the information you provide for the purposes of administering the activity and to contact you about upcoming activities. While you may choose to withhold this information, there may consequences that could limit the distribution of information to the participant (e.g., no team roster or class confirmation). Access to contact information is limited to individuals involved in the activity.

Photo Consent Unless you notify Edina CES, photos taken within CES classes/programs/activities may be included in CES publications.

Satisfaction Guaranteed If for any reason you are not happy with the quality of one of our community education programs, classes or activities, we want to know about it. We work hard to offer high-quality programming that meets the needs of learners of all ages, stages, abilities and interests and to recruit dynamic, enthusiastic teachers who care about learning for life and connecting community. Please call us at (952) 848-3952 to offer your constructive feedback, and we will be glad to work with you to make things right.

*Additional Youth class information on page 36.

Questions?Call (952) 848-3952

Register Onlinewww.edina.thatscommunityed.com

Register in PersonEdina Community Center 5701 Normandale Rd. | Edina MN 55424Office Hours: M-F, 7:30am-4:30pm

Register by [email protected]

Register by MailEdina Community Education5701 Normandale Rd. Edina, MN 55424

Register by Fax(952) 848-3951

Children with Special NeedsInclusion is providing support to individuals with disabilities who want to participate in Community Education programs. A successful experience involves several steps. To ensure a positive experience and the accommodation of individual needs, call Edina Community Education Manager, Carrie Proctor at 952-848-4814 at least two weeks before the program starts.

Financial Assistance is AvailableNeed is determined by household size and income criteria used by the National School Lunch Program for free and reduced price meals. Call (952) 848-3952 or visit www.edinaschools.org/scolarships for more information.

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEARAGE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE COURSE #

(FALL, WINTER, SPRING) POOL

7+ Mondays Learn to Dive 6:30-7:15 PM $156-F $104-WS A-F50 A-W50 A-S50 SVMS

7+ Wednesdays Learn to Dive 6:30-7:15 PM $169-F $117-W $104-S A-F51 A-W51 A-S51 SVMS

9+ Mondays Intermediate Diving 7:15-8:00 PM $169-F $104-WS A-F52 A-W52 A-S52 SVMS

9+ Wednesdays Intermediate Diving 7:15-8:00 PM $169-F $117-W $104-S A-F53 A-W53 A-S53 SVMS

9+ Mondays Competitive Diving 8:00-9:00 PM $195-FW $120-S A-F54 A-W54 A-S54 SVMS

9+ Wednesdays Competitive Diving 8:00-9:00 PM $195-FW $120-S A-F55 A-W55 A-S55 VVMS

8+ SaturdaysIntroduction to

Competitive Swimming2:15-3:00 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F60 A-W60 A-S60 VVMS

4+ Saturdays Preschool Step A 10:15-10:45 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F1 A-W1 A-S1 VVMS

4-6 Saturdays Preschool Step B 11:15-11:45 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F2 A-W2 A-S2 VVMS

5+ SaturdaysLevel 1 Introduction to

Water Skills10:45-11:15 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F3 A-W3 A-S3 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 1 Introduction to

Water Skills12:45-1:15 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F4 A-W4 A-S4 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 2 Fundamental

Aquatic Skills10:15-10:45 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F5 A-W5 A-S5 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 2 Fundamental

Aquatic Skills10:45-11:15 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F6 A-W6 A-S6 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 2 Fundamental

Aquatic Skills2:00-2:30 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F7 A-W7 A-S7 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 3 Stroke Development

10:15-10:45 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F8 A-W8 A-S8 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 3 Stroke Development

10:45-11:15 AM $109-F/W $82-S A-F9 A-W9 A-S9 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 3 Stroke Development

2:00-2:30 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F10 A-W10 A-S10 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 3-B Stroke Development

12:45-1:15 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F18 A-W18 A-S18 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 4 Stroke Improvement

1:15-2:00 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F12 A-W12 A-S12 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 4 Stroke Improvement

11:30-12:15 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F11 A-W11 A-S11 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 5 Stroke Refinement

11:30-12:15 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F13 A-W13 A-S13 VVMS

*** SaturdaysLevel 6 Swimming and

Skill Proficiency1:15-2:00 PM $109-F/W $82-S A-F14 A-W14 A-S14 VVMS

4+ Saturdays Private Swim Lessons 11:45-12:15 PM $250-F/W $188-S A-F15 A-W15 A-S15 VVMS

4+ Saturdays Private Swim Lessons 2:30-3:00 PM $250-F/W $188-S A-F17 A-W17 A-S17 VVMS

4+ Saturdays Private Swim Lessons 2:30-3:00 PM $250-F/W $188-S A-F16 A-W16 A-S16 VVMS

***Based on ability.

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Learn to DiveFALL, WINTER, SPRING Learn basic diving skills, diving safety, and how to use the diving board with proper technique. Beginning divers with little or no previous instruction are welcome. Prerequisites: must be at least 7 years old and confident in deep water. Classes cannot be pro-rated. Instructor: John Dailey.

Intermediate DivingFALL, WINTER, SPRING If you already have some diving experience, you can develop your skills in this class. Prerequisites: Must be at least nine years old (or recommended by instructor) and able to do dives in three different directions. Classes cannot be pro-rated. Instructor: John Dailey.

Competitive DivingFALL, WINTER, SPRING Divers with some competitive diving experience (High School Varsity, Junior Varsity, or age group) are welcome. 11 years and under should be able to do five dives, 13 years and under should be able to do seven dives, and 14 years and older should be able to do eight dives. Classes cannot be pro-rated. Instructor: John Dailey.

Preschool Step AFALL, WINTER, SPRING This is your first swim lesson without a parent. You will focus on basic skills, including water adjustment, kicking, beginning underwater exploration, and fun! Prerequisite: must be at least 4 years old. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Preschool Step BFALL, WINTER, SPRING Are you comfortable in the water? Can you fully submerge on your own? This class is for you! You’ll focus on basic skills, floating, underwater exploration, and fun! Prerequisite: must be at least 4 years old and able to fully submerge head without assistance. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Level 1 Introduction to Water SkillsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Explore elementary skills that can you build upon as you learn to swim. You’ll work on floating on your front and back and submerging. You’ll also gain comfort and confidence in the water. Prerequisite: 5 years old or older. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Level 2 Fundamental Aquatic SkillsFALL, WINTER, SPRING You will practice basic water safely, underwater swimming, and swimming while using a combined stroke on your front and back. Prerequisite: passed Level 1 or can float independently on front and back, and swim on front and back using arm and leg actions. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Level 3 Stroke DevelopmentFALL, WINTER, SPRING You’ll develop basic water skills and learn about water safety. You’ll focus on front crawl and back crawl with guided practice. Prerequisite: passed Level 2 or can jump into deep water and swim on both front and back for 15 yards. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Level 3-B Stroke DevelopmentFALL, WINTER, SPRING Level 3 is one of the most difficult levels to pass. If you have been in Level 3 for more than two sessions, this class is for you! As a more experienced swimmer, you will focus on endurance and refinement of strokes. Prerequisites: Must have taken Level 3 for Two or more sessions, be totally comfortable in deep water, able to dive, and able to do both front and back crawl. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Level 4 Stroke ImprovementFALL, WINTER, SPRING You will develop confidence and endurance through practice of front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke. You’ll also learn and practice breaststroke and sidestroke. Basic water safety will be emphasized. Prerequisite: passed Level 3 or can swim front and back crawl, and elementary backstroke for 20 yards. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

See page 7 for Session Dates

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Level 5 Stroke RefinementFALL, WINTER, SPRING You will gain endurance by swimming for increased distances; coordinate and refine your sidestroke, butterfly and breaststroke; and build on water safety skills. Prerequisite: passed Level 4 or can swim front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke for 25 yards plus have some basic breaststroke skills. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Level 6 Swimming and Skill ProficiencyFALL, WINTER, SPRING Refine your strokes to swim with ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Focus on personal water safety, lifeguard readiness, diving, and fitness swimming. Prerequisite: Passed Level 5 or can swim front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, and butterfly. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

Introduction to Competitive SwimmingFALL, WINTER, SPRING Learn the basic skills of competitive swimming. You’ll focus on the four competitive stokes: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle. You’ll also work on endurance, kicking, and stroke-specific drills. At the end of the session, you will have the opportunity to be evaluated and be placed on the Edina Swim Club. Prerequisites: must be at least 8 years old, and able to swim 25 yards of freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. Instructor: Kay Zuccaro.

Take the PlungeJoin the Edina Swim Club!

CONTACT US: [email protected] | 952.831.3814 | LEARN MORE AT: edinaswim.com

FUN. FRIENDS. FAST!

Our coaches work hard to help every swimmer develop their technique and achieve their full potential in a fun, social, hard-working team environment.

See us at one of our new swimmer splash nights or contact us to tryout anytime!

Swim Fitness for ADULTS / MASTERSAges 18-108 – Year Round

Swim Lessons for YOUTHAges 3-17 – Seasonally

Nationally Ranked COMPETITION TEAMSAges 6-18 – Year Round

TRYOUTS AVAILABLE

ANYTIME!

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Private Swim Lessons FALL, WINTER, SPRING Do you want to work at your own pace? Enroll in private lessons! Set individual goals with your personal instructor. You can feel safe and comfortable while you are working on new water skills. No refunds for missed lessons. Prerequisite: Must be at least 4 years old. Red Cross-certified instructors focus on safety, patience and fun while helping students develop water skills and confidence.

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR

EDINA COMMUNITY CENTER

GRADE/AGE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START

DATEEND DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

Age 10-14

Mondays Ballet: Level II 6:30 - 8:00 PM $215 9/14/15 12/14/15 331 13 B-10F

Age 7-8

Tuesdays Ballet Fundamentals III 6:00 - 7:00 PM $149 9/15/15 12/15/15 331 13 B-8F

Age 8-13

Tuesdays Ballet: Level I 7:00 - 8:30 PM $215 9/15/15 12/15/15 331 13 B-9F

Age 5-6

Tuesdays Ballet Fundamentals II 5:00 - 6:00 PM $149 9/15/15 12/15/15 331 13 B-7F

Age 3-4

Tuesdays Ballet Fundamentals I 4:15 - 5:00 PM $115 9/15/15 12/15/15 331 13 B-6F

Age 6-9

WednesdaysIntro: Olympic

Fencing Musketeers6:00 - 7:00 PM $84 9/16/2015 10/21/15

Small Gym

6 Fen-F1

Age 8+

WednesdaysLevel II: Olympic

Fencing 6:00 - 7:00 PM $84 9/16/15 10/21/15

Small Gym

6 Fen-F5

Age 3-4

Thursdays Ballet: Fundamentals I10:30 - 11:15

AM$115 9/17/15 12/17/15 331 13 B-1F

Age 8-14

Saturdays Ballet for Teen Athletes 12:00 - 1:30 PM $215 9/19/15 12/19/15 331 13 B-3F

Age 7-8

Saturdays Ballet Fundamentals III11:00 - 12:00

PM$149 9/19/15 12/19/15 331 13 B-2F

Age 5-6

Saturdays Ballet Fundamentals II10:00 - 11:00

AM$149 9/19/15 12/19/15 331 13 B-5F

Age 3-4

Saturdays Ballet Fundamentals I9:15 - 10:00

AM$115 9/19/15 12/19/15 331 13 B-4F

Grade1-12

Mon-FriThe Music Link: After School Piano Lessons

3:00 - 7:00 PM $215 9/21/15 5/06/16 313 8 ECC

Grade1-5

TuesdaysActing Up With

Drama Kids5:00 - 6:00 PM $135 9/29/15 12/08/15 303 10 DR-3

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Instruments & Sparring)11:00-11:50

AM$89 10/03/15 11/21/15

Small Gym

7 KF-7

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Beginner, White, & Yellow Belt)

9:00-9:50 AM $89 10/03/15 11/21/15 Small Gym

7 KF-F1

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(3rd Purple - Black Belt)12:00-12:50 PM $89 10/03/15 11/21/15

Small Gym

7 KF-F5

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Orange - 2nd Purple Belt)

10:00-10:50 AM

$89 10/03/15 11/21/15 Small Gym

7 KF-F3

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Orange - 2nd Purple Belt)

6:50-7:40 PM $89 10/06/15 11/17/15 Small Gym

7 KF-F4

Grade 1-8

TuesdaysMannerly Manners

Escapade6:30-7:30 PM $135 10/06/15 10/27/15 351 4 MM-1F

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Beginner, White, & Yellow Belt)

6:00-6:50 PM $89 10/06/15 11/17/15 Small Gym

7 KF-F2

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(3rd Purple - Black Belt)7:40-8:30 PM $89 10/06/15 11/17/15

Small Gym

7 KF-F6

*Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR CONTINUED EDINA COMMUNITY CENTER

GRADE/AGE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START

DATEEND DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

Age 5-8

Wednesdays Jazz and Tap 4:30-5:30 PM $89 10/07/15 12/02/15 330 8 JT-F4

Age 3-5

Wednesdays Preschool Jazz and Tap 5:30-6:15 PM $89 10/07/15 12/02/15 330 8 PJT-7F

Age8-12

Wednesdays Jazz and Hip Hop 6:15-7:15 PM $89 10/07/15 12/02/15 330 8 JH-F1

Age 13-18

WednesdaysFencing:

Training & Competition 6:00-7:00 PM $169 11/04/15 2/24/16

Small Gym

14Fen-FW9

Age 3-6

Wednesdays Amazing Athletes 4:45 - 5:30 PM $59 11/4/215 12/16/15 Auditorium 6 AM-F1

Age 6-9

WednesdaysIntro: Olympic

Fencing Musketeers 6:00-7:00 PM $84 11/04/15 12/16/15

Small Gym

6Fen-F2

Age 8+

WednesdaysLevel II: Olympic

Fencing 6:00-7:00 PM $84 11/04/15 12/16/15

Small Gym

6Fen-F6

Age 1-3

Wednesdays Amazing Tots 5:45-6:15 PM $55 11/04/15 12/16/15 Auditorium 6 AM-F4

Age 3-5

Saturdays Ballet Fundamentals I 9:15 -10:00 AM $149 1/09/16 5/14/16 331 17 B-4W

Age 7-8

Saturdays Ballet Fundamentals III11:00 AM 12:00

PM$199 1/09/16 5/14/ 16 331 17 B-2W

Age 10-14

Mondays Ballet:Level II 6:30-8:00 PM $279 1/11/16 5/23/16 331 17 B-10W

Age 3-4

Tuesdays Ballet Fundamentals II 5:00-6:00 PM $199 1/12/16 5/17/16 331 17 B-7W

Age 8-13

Tuesdays Ballet:Level I 7:00-8:30 PM $279 1/12/16 5/17/16 331 17 B-9W

Age 7-8

Tuesdays Ballet Fundamentals III 6:00-7:00 PM $199 1/12/16 5/17/16 331 17 B-8W

Age 3-6

Wednesdays Amazing Athletes 4:45-5:30 PM $59 2/24/16 4/6/16 Auditorium 6AM-W2

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Beginner, White, & Yel-low Belt)

6:00-6:50 PM $89 1/26/16 3/8/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W9

*Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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AGE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

Age 8-14

Saturdays Ballet for Teen Athletes12:00 PM 1:30

PM$279 1/9/16 5/14/16 331 17 B-3W

Age 5-6

Saturdays Ballet Fundamentals II10:00 AM 11:00 AM

$199 1/9/16 5/14/16 331 17 B-5W

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Orange - 2nd Purple Belt)

6:50 - 7:40 PM $89 1/26/16 3/8/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W11

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu (3rd

Purple - Black Belt)7:40-8:30 PM $89 1/26/16 3/8/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W14

Age 5-8

Wednesdays Jazz and Tap 4:30 -5:30 PM $89 1/20/16 3/09/16 330 8 JT-W5

Age 8-12

Wednesdays Jazz and Hip Hop 6:15-7:15 PM $89 1/20/16 3/09/16 330 8 JH-W2

Age 3-5

Wednesdays Preschool Jazz and Tap 5:30-6:15 PM $89 1/20/16 3/09/16 330 8 PJT-8W

Age 6-9

WednesdaysIntro: Olympic

Fencing Musketeers 6:00-7:00 PM $84 1/20/16 2/24/16 Small Gym 6 Fen-W3

Age 8+

WednesdaysLevel II:

Olympic Fencing 6:00-7:00 PM $84 1/20/16 2/24/16 Small Gym 6 Fen-W7

Age 3-4

Thursdays Ballet: Fundamentals I10:30- 11:15

AM$149 1/21/16 5/19/16 331 17 B-1W

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu (3rd

Purple - Black Belt)12:00 PM 12:50

PM$89 1/23/16 3/12/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W13

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Beginner, White, & Yellow Belt)

9:00 AM 9:50 AM

$89 1/23/16 3/12/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W8

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Instruments & Sparring)11:00 AM 11:50 AM

$89 1/23/16 3/12/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W12

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Orange - 2nd Purple Belt)

10:00 AM 10:50 AM

$89 1/23/16 3/12/16 Small Gym 7 KF-W10

Gr. 1-5 Tuesdays Drama Kids Showcase5:00 PM 6:00

PM$109 1/26/16 3/22/16 303 8 DR-W3

*Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR CONTINUED

EDINA COMMUNITY CENTER

GRADE/AGE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START

DATEEND DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

Gr. 1-8

WednesdaysMannerly Manners

Escapade6:30- 7:30 PM $135 2/03/16 2/24/16 351 4 MM-2W

Age 1.5-3

Wednesdays Amazing Tots 5:45 -6:15 PM $55 2/24/16 4/06/16 Auditorium 6 AM-W5

Age 6-9

WednesdaysIntro: Olympic

Fencing Musketeers 6:00-7:00 PM $84 3/09/16 4/20/16 Small Gym 6 Fen-W4

Age 8+

WednesdaysLevel II:

Olympic Fencing 6:00-7:00 PM $84 3/09/16 4/20/16 Small Gym 6 Fen-W8

Gr. 3-5

Thursdays Skateboard Club 5:45-6:45 PM $75 3/17/16 4/28/16 Small Gym 6 SK-ND

Age 5-8

Wednesdays Jazz and Tap 4:30-5:30 PM $89 3/16/16 5/11/16 330 8 JT-S6

Age 8-12

Wednesdays Jazz and Hip Hop 6:15-7:15 PM $89 3/16/16 5/11/16 330 8 JH-S3

Age 3-5

Wednesdays Preschool Jazz and Tap 5:30-6:15 PM $89 3/16/16 5/11/16 330 8 PJT-9S

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Orange - 2nd Purple Belt)

6:50-7:40 PM $89 4/12/16 5/24/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S18

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu (3rd

Purple - Black Belt)7:40-8:30 PM $89 4/12/16 5/24/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S21

Age 5-Adult

TuesdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Beginner, White, & Yellow Belt)

6:00-6:50 PM $89 4/12/16 5/24/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S16

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Instruments & Sparring)11:00-11:50 AM $89 4/09/16 5/21/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S19

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu (3rd

Purple - Black Belt)12:00-12:50 PM $89 4/09/16 5/21/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S20

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Orange - 2nd Purple Belt)

10:00-10:50 AM $89 4/09/16 5/21/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S17

Age 5-Adult

SaturdaysKung Fu - Wu Shu

(Beginner, White, & Yellow Belt)

9:00-9:50 AM $89 4/09/16 5/21/16 Small Gym 7 KF-S15

Gr. 1-5

TuesdaysDrama Kids Spring Play:

The Cleanest Town in Texas

5:00-6:30 PM $145 4/12/16 5/24/16 303 7 DR-S7

Age 3-5

Wednesdays Amazing Athletes 4:45-5:30 PM $59 4/13/16 5/18/16 Auditorium 6 AM-S3

Gr. 1-8

ThursdaysMannerly Manners

Escapade6:30-7:30 PM $135 5/05/16 5/26/16 351 4 MM-3S

*Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Acting Up With Drama KidsFALL Calling all Actors-To-Be! Our classes are the fun, no pressure way to find out if theater is for YOU! Whether you’re a natural ham or a little shy, we’ll help you build confidence. Every week we will create new scenes and improvisations where you use your imagination AND learn how to act. We love silly faces, funny gags and drama kids of all kinds. At the end, parents will come and see the scenes you voted as your favorite! It’s like Saturday Night Live for kids!!

Amazing AthletesFALL, WINTER Let's get active! A wonderful opportunity for your young child to engage in an educational sports and fitness program that teaches the basic fundamentals and mechanics of nine different ball sports & seven key areas of motor development. In this course we will cover: baseball, volleyball, lacrosse, football, basketball, soccer, golf, hockey, and tennis. Build self-confidence, practice teamwork and improve fine and gross motor skills with us! In this non-competitive environment, children increase their cardiovascular fitness, muscle tone, hand-eye coordination, and reaction time.

Amazing Tots SportsFALL, WINTER This discovery-based program is designed to get your toddler moving! These activities focus on helping your child meet his or her major motor development goals. Four different sports are covered including basketball, football, soccer and baseball. Parent/guardian participation is highly encouraged.

Ballet Fundamentals I,II, IIIFALL, WINTER, SPRING Age appropriate motor skills and musicality are developed with basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercises. New and returning students are welcome. Students have the opportunity to participate in an informal spring showcase at the end of the session. Participation in the showcase is optional and there are no additional participation fees.

Ballet for Teen AthletesFALL, WINTER, SPRING Ballet is well known as a beautiful art form, and dancers will attest to the physical demands of the profession, but dancers are not the only ones doing ballet! If you are a gymnast, swimmer, skater or runner you can use dance and ballet to cross-train and improve your physical skills.

Ballet: Level I FALL, WINTER, SPRING This class is for students who would like to continue developing their dance experience in the traditional format of barre and center work. Emphasis on proper alignment, technique, musicality, and artistry is continued, as well as, moments to allow students to connect with their creative side. Pre-requisite: This class is open to new beginning students, students who have had some experience, and students who have taken Ballet Fundamentals III and meet the age requirements and/or permission from instructor Lara Ciganko.

Ballet: Level IIFALL, WINTER, SPRING This class is for students who want to increase their training and commitment to ballet and with a continued focus on an educational and artistic goal. Emphasis is placed on proper alignment, technique, musicality, and artistry. Students at this level will have class two times per week to make appropriate progress. Prerequisite: Ballet Level I or Ballet for Teens and Athletes or permission from instructor-Lara Ciganko.

Drama Kids ShowcaseWINTER Drama Kids use the winter to polish their acts. We will create a large group scene, an amazing verbal showcase and plenty of scenes for pairs and small groups to present to parents at the end. Our instructors work with each student to build their confidence and show off their talents in the best way possible! Shy or dramatic, we help every student shine!!

Drama Kids Spring Play: The Cleanest Town in TexasSPRING Curtain up! Lights on! Drama Kids take the stage! We perform in our BIG end of year production complete with scenery, costumes, props, programs, music and everything you LOVE about Drama Kids. Our spring play is the highlight of the year. Bring the family to our free final production and be amazed at how talented our performers are. No auditions. Everyone performs!

Jazz and Hip HopFALL, WINTER, SPRING Get into the Groove! Dancers will learn jazz and hip hop steps to fun and upbeat music. Come learn to leap, turn and shine. This class is not only fun but will improve posture, strength and flexibility in a positive and self-esteem building atmosphere. Jazz shoes are suggested. All levels welcome.

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Jazz and TapFALL, WINTER, SPRING Growing dancers will experience the exciting rhythms of tap as well as the upbeat and energetic style of jazz dancing. Proper terms for dance steps will be taught as well as body awareness to improve posture, strength and flexibility. Students will gain poise and confidence as they leap and spin! Ballet or jazz and tap shoes and comfortable clothing are required. All levels welcome.

Jazz and Tap: PreschoolFALL, WINTER, SPRING Let’s jump and jive! This class introduces jazz dancing with the added fun of tap! An introduction to the movements and vocabulary of these disciplines are taught with the help of musical instruments, parachutes and scarves. Students will develop poise, strength and flexibility. Ballet and tap shoes are required. All levels welcome.

Fencing: Training & Competition for Ages 13-18FALL, WINTER Minnesota Sword Play Fencing Team is recruiting, and all skill levels--beginners to advanced--are welcome. Competitions start in November and December and are usually held after school. Options include girl and boy squads in Foil, Epee, and Saber. Fencing has a language of its own and promotes fitness, confidence, positive body awareness, concentration and friendship. We provide all safety equipment.

Fencing: Intro: Olympic Musketeers Ages 6-9FALL, WINTER, SPRING Fencing is a vigorous sport that requires and develops stamina, quick reactions, speed, accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. Attacking, defense, timing and intense tactics are all integrated into this beginning class. Fencing is a great work out and is fun for the whole family. We provide everything needed to fence (mask, jacket, glove, and weapon).

Fencing: Level II: Olympic for Age 8+

FALL, WINTER, SPRING Fencing is a vigorous sport that requires and develops stamina, quick reactions, speed, accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. Attacking, defense, timing and intense tactics are all integrated into this beginning class. Fencing is a great work out and is fun for the whole family. We provide everything needed to fence (mask, jacket, glove, and weapon).

Kung Fu - Wu ShuFALL, WINTER, SPRING Learn the life-long benefits of Kung Fu - the Chinese art of self-defense and fitness - and build muscle, power, flexibility, and agility. Join a fun, non-competitive, full-participation class, which focuses on skill-building exercises that will strengthen the mind and body. Parents: Don’t sit at the sideline. Register for class and participate with your child in class. Optional uniform and certification for White to Black Belt are available. Instructor: National Treasure Kung Fu, Inc., directed by SiFu Al LamLevels Available: Beginner, White, & Yellow Belt, Orange - 2nd Purple Belt, Instruments & Sparring , 3rd Purple - Black Belt.

Mannerly Manners® Escapade FALL, WINTER, SPRING This class is way beyond please and thank you! Your child’s success in life depends on polished social skills. With this fast-paced fun class, you and your child learn to polish social skills with fun interactive activities. Kids come to understand the importance of introductions, conversation techniques, telephone skills, and table manners. Small class size, discussion format, and role-play help you understand how to use the rules to your advantage.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed.

Skateboard ClubSPRING Learn how to skateboard - safely! All gear included. We use a zero-injury program, which has helped over one million students learn to ride. Some skills covered include proper stance, starting, gliding, stopping, carving, front and rear tail grab, tic-tacs, kick turns, and curb drop. Other skills may be added, based on individual successes, although many students will be keeping their boards on the ground.

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CONCORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GRADE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

K-5 Mon/ThuConcord Running

Club: Fall7:45-8:25 AM $89 9/03/15 10/08/15 Playfield 10 CC-3

K-5 Wed/Fri Wake-UP Yoga for Kids 7:45-8:25 AM $89 9/16/15 10/09/15 100A 8 YO-F1

K-2 FridaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:10-4:40 PM $75 9/18/15 10/23/15 207 5 RO-F1

1-12 Mon, Tue/ThuThe Music Link: Piano Lessons

3:10-7:00 PM $215 9/21/15 5/5/16 200 8Piano-

Concord

K-5 Mondays Astounding Drawings 3:10-4:10 PM $95 9/21/15 11/09/15 155 8 YR-2

K-5 ThursdaysLearning Spanish: Intro Levels III/IV,

V/VI, Advanced I, II3:10-4:10 PM *$325 9/24/15 4/07/16 101 20 SP2-CC

K-5 ThursdaysLearning Spanish:

Introduction Levels I/II, IIV-V

3:10-4:10 PM *$325 9/24/15 4/07/16 106 20 SP-CC

K-5 TuesdaysActing Up

With Drama Kids3:10 PM 4:10

PM$135 9/29/15 12/08/15 100A 10 DR-2

K-5 Wednesdays Concord Chess Club 3:10-4:40 PM $129 10/07/15 12/16/15 208 10 CH-F1

K-2 Mon/ThuFun PE Games

at Concord7:45-8:25 AM $89 10/19/15 11/19/15 Gym 10 CC-2

K-5 Wed/Fri Wake-Up Yoga for Kids 7:45-8:25 AM $89 10/21/15 11/18/15 100A 8 YO-F2

3-5 FridaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:10-4:40 PM $75 11/06/15 12/11/15 160 5 RO-F2

4-5 Mon/ThuConcord Intramural

Floor Hockey7:45-8:25 AM $65 1/11/16 2/11/16 Gym 8 CC-1

K-5 Wed/Fri Wake-Up Yoga for Kids 7:45-8:25 AM $89 1/13/16 2/05/16 100A 8 YO-W3

1-5 Fridays Fantastic Forces3:10 PM 4:10

PM$115 1/22/16 3/25/16 106 7 MA-W3

1-5 Tuesdays Drama Kids Showcase 3:10-4:10 PM $109 1/26/16 3/22/16 100A 8 DR-W2

K-5 Wednesdays Concord Chess Club 3:10-4:40 PM $179 1/27/16 5/18/16 208 16 CH-WS2

K-5 Mondays Astounding Drawings 3:10-4:10 PM $85 2/01/16 3/21/16 160 7 YRW-8

K-5 Wed/Fri Wake-UP Yoga for Kids 7:45-8:25 AM $89 2/24/16 3/23/16 100A 8 YO-W4

1-5 TuesdaysDrama Kids Spring Play:

The Cleanest Town in Texas

3:10-4:40 PM $145 4/12/16 5/24/16 100A 7 DR-S6

K-5 Mon/ThuConcord Running

Club: Spring7:45-8:25 AM $89 4/18/16 5/23/16 Playfield 10 CC-4

K-5 ThursdaysLEGO® Mania – Forces of Nature

3:10-4:10 PM $59 4/21/16 5/12/16 103 4 LE-S1

K-5 MondaysAstounding Cartoons

3:10-4:10 PM $59 4/25/16 5/23/16 150 5 YRS-14

*Payment plan available-view our website www.edina.thatscommunityed.com for more information. **Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Acting Up With Drama KidsFALL Calling all Actors-To-Be! Our classes are the fun, no pressure way to find out if theater is for you! Whether you’re a natural ham or a little shy, we’ll help you build confidence. Every week we will create new scenes and improvisations where you use your imagination and learn how to act. We love silly faces, funny gags and drama kids of all kinds. At the end, parents will come and see the scenes you voted as your favorite!

Astounding Drawings/Cartoons FALL, WINTER, SPRING We’ll capture seasonal colors and more in our fabulous drawings. Our drawing practice will capture the entire spectrum of colors in very stylized drawings. We provide art instruction in a safe, non-judging space where our instructors encourage and support each student in their artistic learning. All this and more await your artist in a Young Rembrandts classroom!

Chess ClubFALL, WINTER, SPRING A wide variety of chess skills will be taught and students will participate in competitive matches within the club. New and returning students are welcome!

Drama Kids Spring Play: The Cleanest Town in Texas-SpringSPRING Curtain up! Lights on! Drama Kids take the stage! We perform in our BIG end of year production complete with scenery, costumes, props, programs, music and everything you LOVE about Drama Kids. Our spring play is the highlight of the year. Bring the family to our free final production and be amazed at how talented our performers are. No auditions. Everyone performs!

Drama Kids ShowcaseWINTER Drama Kids use the winter to polish their acts. We will create a large group scene, an amazing verbal showcase and plenty of scenes for pairs and small groups to present to parents at the end. Our instructors work with each student to build their confidence and show off their talents in the best way possible! Shy or dramatic, we help every student shine!

Fun PE Games at ConcordFALL Play a game before school starts. You’ll develop coordination and flexibility as you play games like Capture the Flag, Busy Bee, floor hockey, basketball, and tag. We will meet in the MPR (lower gym) at Concord Elementary. Mrs. Michelle Darr is a PE teacher at Concord Elementary and loves to see kids moving daily!

Intramural Floor HockeyWINTER Teams will be formed and schedules will be posted outside the upper gym at Concord. Games will be 10 minutes in length. At the end of the regular season play, the two teams with the best record will play in the “championship” game - winners from this game will play Concord staff. Michelle Darr is a PE teacher at Concord Elementary who loves to get kids moving every day.

Fantastic Forces WINTER Come along on a Mad Science tour de force! Feel angular momentum move you, and investigate inertia in action. Observe how the forces of flight affect airplane performance and use air pressure to levitate ping pong balls! Learn about structural engineering when you build a bridge, and electrical engineering as you build circuits. Discover the forces required to shape a gemstone and how to use density to clean up an oil spill.

Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels I/II, Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, II

FALL, WINTER, SPRING Levels I/II and III/IV are for students with little or no previous Spanish experience. Levels III/IV, V/VI are for students with some previous Spanish experience. Advanced I and II are for students who have completed one year of Spanish.

Our unique method of instruction, the Building Block Method of Learning, is the foundation for this curriculum system. The level system incorporates traditional Spanish components such as vocabulary and grammar in a fun manner using songs, games and cultural activities.

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LEGO Mania – Forces of NatureSPRING This unit is all about the amazing and powerful forces of nature. Students explore the when, where, how and why of all kinds of natural phenomenon. We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates and learn how their movement creates earthquakes, define the area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America, and find out what hurricanes are called in different parts of the world. These lessons are designed to improve your child’s understanding of the forces of nature.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed. Payments for lessons must be made in advance and a confirmation of registration must be brought to the first lesson . Contact Mary Linker at 952-831-4014 to schedule lessons before registering.

Robotic Builders: Rock n’ Roll RobotsFALL Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System your robots may include a Sailboat, Giant Escape, Drumming Monkey, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your command and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of Rockin’ Fun!

Running ClubFALL, SPRING We will start with stretches and then move to cardiovascular activities. The focus on the club is to promote fitness and good sportsmanship and a positive mental attitude. Transportation is not provided to or from Running Club practices. Mrs. Michelle Darr and Mrs. Amee LiaBraaten are PE teachers at Concord Elementary and love to see kids move and run!

Wake-UP Yoga for KidsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Want to start your day by waking up with Yoga? Then, this class is for you! We’ll start by “waking-up” our body with stretching, breathing, strengthening and balancing as a way to start off the day. Wear comfortable clothes to move in. Mats are provided. Snack provided on Fridays. Brenda Rolando is an experienced yoga instructor who has been trained in Yoga for Kids and Yoga Calm and is a Music Specialist at Concord.

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Concord kids clubMeet Concord KIDS CLUB Manager, Rodney Francois

Fully accredited by the Minnesota Afterschool Accreditation Program (MAAP), KIDS Club enriches and extends learning for students in grades K-3 with programming before and after school, on release days, and during the summer. We coordinate with teachers to offer personalized homework support. Our fun-loving and caring staff members help students grow as motivated lifelong learners and well-rounded people with homework support, stimulating clubs and special interest groups, and field trips. Join us every day, or drop in when it fits with your schedule! Learn more: www.edinaschools.org/KIDSCLUB

Our goal at Concord KIDS Club is to provide a safe, enriching, and nurturing environment where your child can spend time learning, laughing, relaxing, and playing. We want each child to feel like KIDS Club is their home away from home!

We offer a wide range of clubs to give KIDS Club youth the opportunity to explore their emerging hobbies and interests—interests that may carry them through elementary and middle school and into adulthood. At Concord, our clubs include Cooking, Random Acts of Kindness, Crazy Crafters, Gym Rats, Building Masters, and Mad Science, to name just a few.

Our students are passionate about service. As we work to support their growth as responsible, engaged citizens, we have collaborated to organize food drives for V.E.A.P., collect money for Abbey’s Hope, make sandwiches and fleece blankets for homeless individuals in Minneapolis, walk for Soles for Souls, collect books for the Children’s Hospital and Clinics of Minnesota, and much more!

Check out other out-of-school time options for grades 4-5 and 6-9 at www.edinaschools.org/youth.

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CORNELIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

1-12 Tue-ThuThe Music Link: Piano Lessons

4:00-7:00 PM $215 9/22/15 05/05/16 31 8Piano-

Cornelia

3-5 Tue/Thu Mindful Mornings 8:15-9:00 AM $69 9/22/15 10/15/15 54 8 MI-1

K-5 Thursdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 9/24/15 11/12/15 46 7 YR-1

1-5 Mondays Acting Up With Drama Kids 3:55-4:55 PM $135 9/28/15 12/07/15 29 10 DR-4

1-5 Fridays NASA Academy of

Future Space Explorers 3:55-4:55 PM $115 10/02/15 11/20/15 28 7 Ma-F1

K-5 TuesdaysLearning Spanish:

Introduction Levels I/II, III/IV3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/06/15 04/19/16 44 20 SP-CN

K-5 TuesdaysLearning Spanish:

Introduction Levels V/VI, Advanced I, II, IV-V

3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/06/15 04/19/16 48 20 SP2-CN

K-5 Wednesdays Cornelia Chess Club 3:55-5:25 PM $129 10/07/15 12/16/15 Media Center

10 CH-F3

K-5 Wednesdays Cornelia Chess Club 3:55-5:25 PM $179 1/20/16 05/11/16 Media Center

16 CH-WS4

K-2 FridaysRobotic Builders:

Rock n’ Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 1/22/16 02/26/16 24 5 RO-W5

K-5 Thursdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 1/28/16 03/17/16 50 8 YRW-7

1-5 Mondays Drama Kids Showcase 3:55-4:55 PM $95 2/01/16 03/21/16 29 7 DR-W4

3-5 FridaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 3/11/16 04/15/16 24 5 RO-W6

1-5 MondaysDrama Kids Spring Play:

The Cleanest Town in Texas3:55-4:55 PM $145 4/11/16 05/23/16 29 7 DR-S8

K-5 TuesdaysLEGO Mania –

Forces of Nature3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/26/16 05/17/16 42 4 LE-S2

K-5 Thursdays Astounding Cartoons 3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/28/16 05/26/16 26 5 YRS-13

“This was a wonderful experience for all of us. The boys had fun at every session and given your encouragement and kind explanations, they responded! Thank you!”

– Heidi and Bill Rosati

MANNERS FOR EVERYDAY LIFE™

You sign your kids up for soccer, tennis, and Lego-building. Did you ever think to sign up your child to learn a skill set that will influence their lives more than anything else will? Mannerly Manners® teaches manners with respect. From introductions to table manners, our hands-on classes help kids properly meet, greet and dine with confidence.

Valuable, interactive, character-building lessons that you can practice at home.

Call 952.380.4958 or visit www.mannerlymanners.com today!

Look for our Manners Classes listed in the youth catalog for boys and girls, ages 4-7 and 7 and up.

*Payment plan available-view our website www.edina.thatscommunityed.com for more information. **Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Acting Up With Drama KidsFALL Calling all Actors-To-Be! Our classes are the fun, no pressure way to find out if theater is for you! Whether you’re a natural ham or a little shy, we’ll help you build confidence. Every week we will create new scenes and improvisations where you use your imagination and learn how to act. We love silly faces, funny gags and drama kids of all kinds. At the end, parents will come and see the scenes you voted as your favorite. It’s like Saturday Night Live for kids.

Astounding Drawings/CartoonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING In a Young Rembrandts drawing class, we’ll capture seasonal colors and more in our fabulous drawings. Our drawing practice will capture the entire spectrum of colors in very stylized drawings. We provide art instruction in a safe, non-judging space where our instructors encourage and support each student in their artistic learning. All this and more await your artist in a Young Rembrandts classroom!

Chess ClubFALL, WINTER, SPRING A wide variety of chess skills will be taught and students will participate in competitive matches within the club. New and returning students are welcome!

Drama Kids ShowcaseWINTER Drama Kids use the winter to polish their acts. We will create a large group scene, an amazing verbal showcase and plenty of scenes for pairs and small groups to present to parents at the end. Our instructors work with each student to build their confidence and show off their talents in the best way possible! Shy or dramatic, we help every student shine!

Drama Kids Spring Play: The Cleanest Town in TexasSPRING Curtain up! Lights on! Drama Kids take the stage! We perform in our BIG end of year production complete with scenery, costumes, props, programs, music and everything you LOVE about Drama Kids. Our spring play is the highlight of the year. Bring the family to our free final production and be amazed at how talented our performers are. No auditions. Everyone performs.

Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels I/II, Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, II

FALL, WINTER, SPRING Levels I/II and III/IV are for students with little or no previous Spanish experience. Levels III/IV, V/VI are for students with some previous Spanish experience. Advanced I and II are for students who have completed one year of Spanish.

Our unique method of instruction, the Building Block Method of Learning, is the foundation for this curriculum system. The level system incorporates traditional Spanish components such as vocabulary and grammar in a fun manner using songs, games and cultural activities.

LEGO Mania – Forces of NatureSPRING This unit is all about the amazing and powerful forces of nature. Students explore the when, where, how and why of all kinds of natural phenomenon. We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates and learn how their movement creates earthquakes, define the area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America, and find out what hurricanes are called in different parts of the world.

Mindful MorningsFALL Mindfulness is paying attention to the present moment. It can help to improve focus and concentration and increase a sense of calm. This class will teach mindfulness through stories, art, writing, and movement. We will practice together in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. The class will include mindful listening, breathing, eating, heartfulness, and more. What a great way to start your morning!

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cornelia kids clubMeet Cornelia KIDS CLUB Manager, Terry Maxwell

KIDS Club enriches and extends learning for students in grades K-3 with programming before and after school, on release days, and during the summer. Join us every day, or drop in when it fits with your schedule! Learn more: www.edinaschools.org/KIDSCLUB.

KIDS Club at Cornelia is a caring, fun and enriching place for kids to grow, learnand relax. We offer a variety of child-led and staff-led activities and clubs designedto help kids try new things, look at things creatively and explore their passions. Fromfort building and engineering challenges to sock soccer and physical challenges topoetry writing, building fairy villages, weaving and dice games, kids at KIDSClub learn primarily through play with the guidance of our caring staff. Kids develop the social skills they need to work well with others and stand up for themselves. They practicehealthy habits and gain skills and information to make healthy choices. They enjoy timewith friends and staff. Most importantly, kids in our program giggle and laugh frequently!

Check out other out-of-school time options for grades 4-5 and 6-9 at www.edinaschools.org/youth.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed. Payments for lessons must be made in advance and a confirmation of registration must be brought to the first lesson. Contact Mary Linker at 952-831-4014 to schedule lessons before registering.

NASA Academy of Future Space Explorers FALL Explore the Earth, Moon, Mars and beyond. Mad Science brings you the excitement and wonder of space in the Academy of Future Space Explorers After-School Program, featuring exciting student activities from NASA. The Academy of Future Space Explorers takes children on a voyage of discovery. With unique hands-on activities, amazing demonstrations and fun educational take-homes, this is an experience that is truly out of the world!

Robotic Builders: Rock n’ Roll RobotsWINTER, SPRING Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System your robots may include a Sailboat, Giant Escape, Drumming Monkey, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your command and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of rockin’ fun!

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR

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GRADE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

K-5 Tuesdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 09/22/15 11/10/15 304 8 YR-3

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4:00-7:00 PM $215 9/22/15 5/05/16 221 8Piano-

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K-2 WednesdaysRobotic Builders:

Rock n’ Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 9/23/15 10/21/15

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5 RO-F3

1-5 MondaysActing Up With

Drama Kids3:55-4:55 PM $135 9/28/15 12/07/15 221 10 DR-1

K-5 Fridays Countryside Chess Club 3:55-5:25 PM $129 10/02/15 12/18/15 Media Center

10 CH-F5

K-5 Mondays*Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels

I/II, III/IV3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/05/15 4/18/16 304 20 SP-CS

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Introduction Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, II

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3-5 WednesdaysRobotic Builders:

Rock n’ Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 10/28/15 12/02/15

Media Center

5 RO-F4

K-5 Fridays Countryside Chess Club 3:55-5:25 PM $179 1/22/16 5/27/16 Media Center

16 CH-WS6

K-5 Tuesdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 1/26/16 3/15/16 304 8 YRW-9

1-5 Mondays Drama Kids Showcase 3:55-4:55 PM $95 2/01/16 3/21/16 221 7 DR-W1

1-5 Wednesdays Fantastic Forces 3:10-4:10 PM $115 2/03/16 3/16/16 214 7 MA-W4

1-5 MondaysDrama Kids Spring Play:

The Cleanest Town in Texas

3:55-5:25 PM $145 4/11/16 5/23/16 221 7 DR-S5

K-5 WednesdaysLEGO Mania –

Forces of Nature3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/13/16 5/04/16 304 4 LE-S3

K-5 Tuesdays Astounding Cartoons 3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/26/2016 5/24/16 304 5 YRS-15

Acting Up With Drama KidsFALL Calling all Actors-To-Be! Our classes are the fun, no pressure way to find out if theater is for YOU! Whether you’re a natural ham or a little shy, we’ll help you build confidence. Every week we will create new scenes and improvisations where you use your imagination AND learn how to act. We love silly faces, funny gags and drama kids of all kinds. At the end, parents will come and see the scenes you voted as your favorite! It’s like Saturday Night Live for kids!!

Astounding Drawings/Cartoons FALL, WINTER, SPRING We’ll capture seasonal colors and more in our fabulous drawings. Our drawing practice will capture the entire spectrum of colors in very stylized drawings. We provide art instruction in a safe, non-judging space where our instructors encourage and support each student in their artistic learning. All this and more await your artist!

Chess ClubFALL, WINTER, SPRING A wide variety of chess skills will be taught and students will participate in competitive matches within the club. New and returning students are welcome!

Drama Kids Showcase WINTER We will create a large group scene, an amazing verbal showcase and plenty of scenes for pairs and small groups to present to parents at the end. Our instructors work with each student to build their confidence and show off their talents in the best way possible! Shy or dramatic, we help every student shine!

*Payment plan available-view our website www.edina.thatscommunityed.com for more information. **Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Drama Kids Spring Play: The Cleanest Town in TexasSPRING Curtain up! Lights on! Drama Kids take the stage! We perform in our BIG end of year production complete with scenery, costumes, props, programs, music and everything you love about Drama Kids. Our spring play is the highlight of the year. Bring the family to our free final production and be amazed at how talented our performers are. No auditions. Everyone performs!

Fantastic Forces WINTER Come along on a Mad Science tour de force! Feel angular momentum move you, and investigate inertia in action. Observe how the forces of flight affect airplane performance and use air pressure to levitate ping pong balls! Learn about structural engineering when you build a bridge, and electrical engineering as you build circuits. Discover the forces required to shape a gemstone and how to use density to clean up an oil spill.

Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels I/II, Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, IIFALL, WINTER, SPRING Levels I/II and III/IV are for students with little or no previous Spanish experience. Levels III/IV, V/VI are for students with some previous Spanish experience. Advanced I and II are for students who have completed one year of Spanish.

Our unique method of instruction, the Building Block Method of Learning, is the foundation for this curriculum system. The level system incorporates traditional Spanish components such as vocabulary and grammar in a fun manner using songs, games and cultural activities.

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countryside kids clubMeet Countryside KIDS CLUB Manager, Erica Koller

Fully accredited by the Minnesota Afterschool Accreditation Program (MAAP), KIDS Club enriches and extends learning for students in grades K-3 with programming before and after school, on release days, and during the summer. We coordinate with teachers to offer personalized homework support. Our fun-loving and caring staff members help students grow as motivated lifelong learners and well-rounded people with homework support, stimulating clubs and special interest groups, and field trips. Join us every day, or drop in when it fits with your schedule! Learn more: www.edinaschools.org/KIDSCLUB

At Countryside KIDS Club, many of our projects and activities focus on growing our students’ global competence, opening their eyes to the world around us. As a part of our program, we have a “Celebration of Culture” focus. Every month, we highlight a country for a whole week, and celebrate a Countryside KIDS Club family who is from that country. The family shares photos, stories, and everyone has a chance to ask questions. The kids have really learned a lot about different cultures around the world this way.

We always have a lot of fun and interesting activities going on for the kids to choose from when they are here. Students can choose to participate in a running club, tend the Countryside garden, make structures out of clay, do cooking projects, experiment with science, learn new games in the gym, and much more!

Check out other out-of-school time options for grades 4-5 and 6-9 at www.edinaschools.org/youth.

LEGO Mania – Forces of NatureSPRING This unit is all about the amazing and powerful forces of nature. Students explore the when, where, how and why of all kinds of natural phenomenon. We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates and learn how their movement creates earthquakes, define the area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America, and find out what hurricanes are called in different parts of the world. These lessons are designed to improve your child’s understanding of the forces of nature.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed. Payments for lessons must be made in advance and a confirmation of registration must be brought to the first lesson. Contact Mary Linker at 952-831-4014 to schedule lessons before registering.

Robotic Builders: Rock n’ Roll RobotsFALL Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System your robots may include a Sailboat, Giant Escape, Drumming Monkey, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your command and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of rockin’ fun!

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEARCREEK VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GRADE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

K-5 Wednesdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $105 9/23/15 11/18/15 106 9 YR-4

1-13 Wed, ThuThe Music Link:

After School Piano Lessons4:00-7:00 PM $215 9/23/15 5/5/15 201 8

Piano- CV

1-5 Thursdays NASA Academy of Future

Space Explorers3:55-4:55 PM $115 9/24/15 11/5/15 106 7 Ma-F2

K-5 Mondays*Learning Spanish:

Introduction Levels I/II, III/IV3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/5/15 4/18/16 106 20 SP-CV

K-5 MondaysLearning Spanish:

Introduction Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, II

3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/5/15 4/18/16 213 20 SP2-CV

K-5 Tuesdays Creek Valley Chess Club 3:55-4:15 PM $129 10/6/15 12/15/15 213 10 CH-F10

K-2 ThursdaysRobotic Builders:

Rock n’ Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 1/14/16 2/11/16 111 5 RO-W11

K-5 TuesdaysCreek Valley Chess Club

3:55-4:15 PM $179 1/26/16 5/24/16 213 16CH-

WS11

K-5 Wednesdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 1/27/16 3/16/16 106 8 YRW-10

3-5 ThursdaysRobotic Builders:

Rock n Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 2/18/16 3/24/16 111 5 RO-W12

K-5 FridaysLEGO® Mania – Forces of

Nature3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/15/16 5/6/16 213 4 LE-S6

K-5 Wednesdays Astounding Cartoons 3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/27/16 5/25/16 106 5 YRS-16

*Payment plan available-view our website www.edina.thatscommunityed.com for more information. **Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Astounding Drawings/Cartoons FALL, WINTER, SPRING Our drawing practice will capture the entire spectrum of colors in very stylized drawings. We provide art instruction in a safe, non-judging space where our instructors encourage and support each student in their artistic learning.

Creek Valley Chess ClubFALL, WINTER/SPRING Join this “sport of the mind” and be part of your school’s chess club. Lessons progress from rudimentary concepts through higher-level theories. Activity books are formatted to be accessible to beginners, yet challenge intermediate and advanced students to apply deeper understanding of chess concepts.

Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels I/II, Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, IILevels I/II and III/IV are for students with little or no previous Spanish experience. Levels III/IV, V/VI are for students with some previous Spanish experience. Advanced I and II are for students who have completed one year of Spanish.

The Building Block Method of Learning, is the foundation for this curriculum system. The level system incorporates traditional Spanish components such as vocabulary and grammar in a fun manner using songs, games and cultural activities.

LEGO Mania – Forces of NatureSPRING This unit is all about the amazing and powerful forces of nature. Students explore the when, where, how and why of all kinds of natural phenomenon. We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates and learn how their movement creates earthquakes and define the area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America. These lessons are designed to improve your child’s understanding of the forces of nature.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed. Payments for lessons must be made in advance and a confirmation of registration must be brought to the first lesson. Contact Mary Linker at 952-831-4014 to schedule lessons before registering.

NASA Academy of Future Space Explorers FALL Explore the Earth, Moon, Mars and beyond. Mad Science brings you the excitement and wonder of space in the Academy of Future Space Explorers After-School Program, featuring exciting student activities from NASA. The Academy of Future Space Explorers takes children on a voyage of discovery. With unique hands-on activities, amazing demonstrations and fun educational take-homes, this is an experience that is truly out of the world!

Robotic Builders: Rock n’ Roll Robots WINTER Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System your robots may include a Sailboat, Giant Escape, Drumming Monkey, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your command and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of rockin’ fun!

Creek Valley kids clubMeet Creek Valley KIDS CLUB Manager, Becky Marchand

Fully accredited by the Minnesota Afterschool Accreditation Program (MAAP), KIDS Club enriches and extends learning for students in grades K-3 with programming before and after school, on release days, and during the summer. Join us every day, or drop in when it fits with your schedule! Learn more: www.edinaschools.org/KIDSCLUB.

At Creek Valley KIDS Club we strive to offer a high-quality program that is fun andsafe for kids. . .and flexible and convenient for parents! We work in partnership with Principal Kari Dahlquist and Creek Valley teachers and staff to promote a positive and enriching school climate for the students and families we share.

Some of the highlights of our program include activity clubs led by our staff, naturestudy in our school’s creek and prairie areas, and sledding and ice skating outdoors inwinter. We encourage our students to become leaders with our Third Grade Mentor program. Each spring, older students help plan and lead activities for younger kids before they move up to Edina WISE Guys.

Check out other out-of-school time options for grades 4-5 and 6-9 at www.edinaschools.org/youth.

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR

HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GRADE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

1-2 Tue/ThuHighlands

Running Club8:30-9:15 AM $85 9/1/15 10/6/15 Field 11 HLS-F12

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FriHighlands

Running Club8:25-9:15 AM $85 9/2/15 10/7/15 Field 11 HLS-F2

3-5 Thursday Highlands Choir 8:25-9:10 AM $69 9/15/15 12/15/15 10 & 11 13 HLS-Choir

1-12 Mon/ThuThe Music Link:

After School Piano Lessons4:00-7:00 PM $215 9/21/15 5/5/16 05 8

Piano-Highlands

K-5 Thursdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 9/24/15 11/19/15 28 8 YR-5

K-2 MondaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 9/28/15 10/26/15 09 5 RO-F9

3-5 Thursdays Highlands Chess Club 3:55-5:00 PM $115 10/1/15 12/17/15 32 10 CH-F9

K-5 TuesdaysLearning Spanish:

Introduction Levels I/II, III/IV,

3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/6/15 4/19/16 05 20 SP-HL

K-5 Tuesdays

*Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels III/IV,

V/VI and Advanced I, II

3:55-4:55 PM *$325 10/6/15 4/19/16 12 20 SP2-HL

K-5 Wed, ThuHighlands Sport Stacking Club

8:30-9:10 AM $69 11/5/15 12/10/15 Gym 6 HLS-stack

3-5 MondaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:55-5:25 PM $75 11/9/15 12/14/15 09 5 RO-F10

3-5 Tuesdays Highlands Choir 8:25-9:10 AM $69 1/12/16 4/19/16 10 & 11 13HLS-

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3-5 Thursdays Highlands Chess Club 3:55-5:00 PM $115 1/14/16 3/24/16 32 10 CH-WS13

K-5 Thursdays Astounding Drawings 3:55-4:55 PM $95 1/28/16 3/17/16 28 8 YRW-11

1-5 Fridays Fantastic Forces 3:55-4:55 PM $115 1/22/16 3/25/16 28 7 MA-W6

K-5 ThursdaysLEGO® Mania – Forces of Nature

3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/14/16 5/5/16 09 4 LE-S5

K-5 Thursdays Astounding Cartoons 3:55-4:55 PM $59 4/28 5/26/? 28 5 YRS-17

*Payment plan available-view our website www.edina.thatscommunityed.com for more information. **Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Astounding Drawings/CartoonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING In a Young Rembrandts drawing class, we’ll capture seasonal colors and more in our fabulous drawings. Our drawing practice will capture the entire spectrum of colors in very stylized drawings. We provide art instruction in a safe, non-judging space where our instructors encourage and support each student in their artistic learning. All this and more await your artist in a Young Rembrandts classroom!

Chess ClubFALL, WINTER Come join the long tradition of chess at Highlands, where our chess club has been running for over 20 years. No experience necessary, all levels are welcome. Learn about this wonderful game which teaches terrific spacial and problem solving skills. David Sponheim teaches 5th grade and has coordinated Chess Club at Highlands for over twenty years.

Fantastic Forces WINTER Come along on a Mad Science tour de force! Feel angular momentum move you, and investigate inertia in action. Observe how the forces of flight affect airplane performance and use air pressure to levitate ping pong balls! Learn about structural engineering when you build a bridge, and electrical engineering as you build circuits. Discover the forces required to shape a gemstone and how to use density to clean up an oil spill.

Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels I/II, Levels III/IV, V/VI and Advanced I, IIFALL, WINTER, SPRING Levels I/II and III/IV are for students with little or no previous Spanish experience. Levels III/IV, V/VI are for students with some previous Spanish experience. Advanced I and II are for students who have completed one year of Spanish.

Our unique method of instruction, the Building Block Method of Learning, is the foundation for this curriculum system. The level system incorporates traditional Spanish components such as vocabulary and grammar in a fun manner using songs, games and cultural activities.

LEGO Mania – Forces of NatureSPRING This unit is all about the amazing and powerful forces of nature. Students explore the when, where, how and why of all kinds of natural phenomenon. We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates and learn how their movement creates earthquakes, define the area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America, and find out what hurricanes are called in different parts of the world. These lessons are designed to improve your child’s understanding of the forces of nature.

Highlands Choir FALL, WINTER Open to all students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade! It is a wonderful opportunity to learn vocal development, movement, and musical skills in a fun and vibrant community of young musicians.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed. Payments for lessons must be made in advance and a confirmation of registration must be brought to the first lesson. Contact Mary Linker at 952-831-4014 to schedule lessons before registering.

Robotic Builders: Rock N Roll RobotsFALL Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System your robots may include a Sailboat, Giant Escape, Drumming Monkey, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your command and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of rockin’ fun!

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highlands kids clubMeet Highlands KIDS CLUB Manager, Angie Misgen

Fully accredited by the Minnesota Afterschool Accreditation Program (MAAP), KIDS Club enriches and extends learning for students in grades K-3 with programming before and after school, on release days, and during the summer. Join us every day, or drop in when it fits with your schedule! Learn more: www.edinaschools.org/KIDSCLUB

Our goal at Highlands KIDS Club is to provide a safe, enriching, and nurturing program where children can spend time relaxing, learning, laughing, and playing. We want each child to feel like KIDS Club is their home away from home!

We have a great staff with many years of experience working with youth. Each day, we offer Power Hour (homework time); we offer support and coordinate with classroom teachers to ensure that students spend their homework time on what is most important.

KIDS Club is a great place for kids to be social during out-of-school school time! We are intentional about growing our students’ social skills. Each month, we select 3-4 social skills to focus on and discuss with the kids. In addition, we offer a wide variety of fun activities, outside/gym time, non-school day field trips and activities.

Most of all, we value the relationships we have built with our youth, families, and staff!

Check out other out-of-school time options for grades 4-5 and 6-9 at www.edinaschools.org/youth.

Running ClubFALL, SPRING (DATES TBD) We will meet at the back of the school for stretching prior to our jog/cardiovascular activities and will be running on school grounds. The focus of the club is to promote fitness and good sportsmanship and a positive mental attitude. We will be exploring basic running techniques, skills and strategies.Performance shirts are included in the tuition.

Sport Stacking ClubFALL Beginners and experts are welcome. Individual and group work will be included to improve times. The first class students will have fun working on the three individual stacks (3-3-3; 3-6-3; The Cycle), plus doubles and relays. Students will also have the opportunity to stack AND play DDR (Dance Dance Revolution). December 2nd and 3rd will include obstacle course stacking using the competition stacking learned in the earlier sessions. In the last class, students will work cooperatively to build a GIANT pyramid. Students are encouraged to bring their own stacking cups to the club.

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7501 Ikola Way • 952-833-9500 • www.BraemarArena.com

Where Families Learn to Skate and Champions are Born

Adult Open Hockey • Fitness ProgramsHockey and Skating Lessons for All Ages

Open Skate with Skate Rentals

C I T Y O F E D I N AEdinborough Park

Where it’s always 70 degrees and sunny!

7700 York Ave. S., Edina 952-833-9540 • www.EdinboroughPark.com

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2015-2016 SCHOOL YEARNORMANDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GRADE DAY TITLE TIME START DATE

END DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

K-4 Wednesdays Science Made Simple 3:10-4:10 PM $85 9/16/15 10/21/15 220 6 SC-ND

3-5, K-2 Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 2 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $95 9/21/15 12/11/15

Small & Large Gym

22Fit-2F, Fit-2KF

3-5, K-2 Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 3 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $120 9/21/15 12/11/15

Small & Large Gym

33Fit-3F,Fit-

3KF

3-5 Mondays Logic Club 3:10-5:00 PM $79 9/21/15 10/26/15 311 6 LO-ND

3-5, K-2 Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 4 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $150 9/21/15 12/11/15

Small & Large Gym

44Fit-4F, Fit-4KF

1-12 Mon-FriThe Music Link:After

School Piano Lessons3:00-7:00 PM $215 9/21/15 05/06/16 313 8

Piano-ECC

K-3 TuesdaysEdina Children's Choir:

Do Re Mi Singers3:10-4:00 PM $119 9/22/15 12/15/15 Auditorium 11 ECH-F3

4-5 TuesdaysEdina Children's Choir: Chorale

7:40-8:25 AM $119 9/22/15 12/15/15 Auditorium 12 ECH-F1

K-5 FridaysAstounding Drawings

(in French!)3:10-4:10 PM $95 9/25/15 11/20/15 216 8 YR-6

K-5 ThursdaysNormandale Chess

Club: Advanced3:10-4:30 PM $119 10/01/15 12/17/15 306 10 CH-F7A

K-5 ThursdaysNormandale Chess

Club: Beginners3:10-4:30 PM $119 10/01/15 12/17/15 306 10 CH-F7

K-5 WednesdaysLearning Spanish:

Introduction Levels I/II-III/IV

3:10-4:10 PM *$325 10/07/15 04/13/16 201 20 SP-ND1

K-2 WednesdaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:10-4:40 PM $75 11/04/15 12/02/15 216 4 RO-F7

3-5 MondaysSkill Master:

A Hand-Eye Challenge3:10-4:15 PM $79 11/30/15 02/22/16 303 8 SM-ND

3-5, K-2 Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 2 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $95 12/14/15 03/11/16

Small & Large Gym

22Fit-2W, Fit-2KW

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2015 - 2016 SCHOOL YEAR CONTINUED

NORMANDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GRADE/AGE DAY TITLE TIME PRICE START

DATEEND DATE ROOM SESSIONS #

3-5, K-2

Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 3 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $120 12/14/15 3/11/16

Small & Large Gym

33Fit-3W, Fit-3KW

3-5, K-2

Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 4 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $150 12/14/15 3/11/16

Small & Large Gym

44Fit-4W, Fit-4KW

K-5 ThursdaysNormandale Chess

Club: Beginners3:10-4:30 PM $179 1/21/16 5/19/16 306 16 CH-WS8

K-5 ThursdaysNormandale Chess

Club: Advanced3:10-4:30 PM $179 1/21/16 5/19/16 306 16

CH-WS8A

K-5 FridaysAstounding Drawings

(In French!) 3:10- 4:10 PM $95 1/22/16 3/18/16 208 8 YRW-12

4-5 TuesdaysEdina Children's Choir:

Chorale 7:40-8:25 AM $119 1/26/16 4/26/16 Auditorium 12 ECH-W2

K-3 TuesdaysEdina Children's Choir:

Do Re Mi Singers 3:10-4:00 PM $119 1/26/16 4/26/16 Auditorium 12 ECH-W4

1-5 Wednesdays Fantastic Forces 3:10-4:10 PM $115 2/03/16 3/16/16 216 7 MA-W5

3-5, K-2

Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 2 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $95 3/14/16 6/02/16

Small & Large Gym

22Fit-2S, Fit-2KS

3-5, K-2

Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 3 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $120 3/14/16 6/02/16

Small & Large Gym

33Fit-3S, Fit-3KS

3-5, K-2

Mon-FriEdina Fitness Club -

Pick 4 Days Per Week7:45-8:15 AM $150 3/14/16 6/02/16

Small & Large Gym

44Fit-4S, Fit-4KS

3-5 Thursdays Skateboard Club 5:45-6:45 PM $75 3/17/16 4/28/16 Small Gym 6 SK-ND

3-5 WednesdaysRobotic Builders:

Rock N Roll Robots3:10- 4:40 PM $75 4/06/16 5/04/16 216 5 RO-W8

K-5 MondaysLEGO® Mania –

Forces of Nature3:10-4:10 PM $59 4/18/16 5/09/16 225 4 LE-S4

K-5 FridaysAstounding Cartoons

(in French!)3:10-4:10 PM $59 4/29/16 5/27/16 229 5 YRS-18

*Payment plan available-view our website www.edina.thatscommunityed.com for more information. **Full course descriptions are listed alphabetically following the grid.

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Normandale kids clubMeet Normandale KIDS CLUB Manager, Sandy McVay

Fully accredited by the Minnesota Afterschool Accreditation Program (MAAP), KIDS Club enriches and extends learning for students in grades K-3 with programming before and after school, on release days, and during the summer. Join us every day, or drop in when it fits with your schedule! Learn more: www.edinaschools.org/KIDSCLUB

Normandale KIDS Club is an extension of school-day learning for our children. We provide enrichment opportunities in the areas of music, science, art, cooking, active play, computers and construction. Developing strong social skills is a big part of our program, and we spend time each month focusing on how to do our best to do what is right! We take part in several service experiences throughout the year. We celebrate our love of reading by taking time out each week to read. . . and this means everyone, including the staff!

Our 3rd graders have a special role each school year. They lead our “3rd grade/Kindergarten Connection” program. Each 3rd grader teaches a small group of kindergarteners a new skill or project, sharing their passions and growing as leaders.

Check out other out-of-school time options for grades 4-5 and 6-9 at www.edinaschools.org/youth.

Astounding Drawings/Cartoons (Taught in French!)FALL, WINTER, SPRING We’ll capture seasonal colors and more in our fabulous drawings. Our drawing practice will capture the entire spectrum of colors in very stylized drawings. We provide art instruction in a safe, non-judging space where our instructors encourage and support each student in their artistic learning.

Chess Club: Beginner or AdvancedFALL, WINTER/SPRINGWe invite students of any level of experience to join us. Students will learn the strategy and tactics of one of world's oldest games. Chess develops mind and teaches concentration and patience. Coaches Eduard and Natalie Zelkind and Klara Fershtman, are a father/mother/daughter chess dynasty in Minnesota with over 40 years of chess coaching and many state championships between them.

Please register for the appropriate level of skill: Beginner is for those with no previous chess experience Advanced is for those with at least one year chess experience or instructor approval

Edina Children’s Choir: Chorale for Grade 4-5FALL, WINTER/SPRING These choir clinics are for kids who love to perform in a musical setting. Chorale is the next step for Grades 4-5, all new and returning singers are welcome! Learning proper vocal technique for healthy singing, dancing and playing various instruments are all part of this musical experience.

Edina Children’s Choir: Do Re Mi Singers FALL, WINTER/SPRING These choir clinics are for kids who love to perform in a musical setting. Learning proper vocal technique for healthy singing, dancing and playing various instruments are all part of this musical experience

Edina Fitness ClubFALL, WINTER, SPRING Pick any 2, 3, or 4 days of the week to join Mr. Hannemann (Grades 3-5 in the Small Gym) and Ms. Hoecherl (Grades K-2 in the Large Gym) to get your hearts pumping. The focus of Fit Club is to help students get ready for the school day by firing up their bodies and increasing overall fitness, strength, and flexibility. Each class includes a daily workout routine designed to be adjustable to any fitness level.. A snack will be provided after every class. Edina Fitness Club t-shirt (or similar item) included with registration. Normandale students will be escorted to school when each class is over.

Fantastic Forces WINTER Come along on a Mad Science tour de force! Feel angular momentum move you, and investigate inertia in action. Observe how the forces of flight affect airplane performance and use air pressure to levitate ping pong balls! Learn about structural engineering when you build a bridge, and electrical engineering as you build circuits. Discover the forces required to shape a gemstone and how to use density to clean up an oil spill.

Learning Spanish: Introduction Levels I/II, Levels III/IVFALL, WINTER, SPRING Levels I/II and III/IV are for students with little or no previous Spanish experience. Levels III/IV, V/VI are for students with some previous Spanish experience. Our unique method of instruction, the Building Block Method of Learning, is the foundation for this curriculum system. The level system incorporates traditional Spanish components such as vocabulary and grammar in a fun manner using songs, games and cultural activities.

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LEGO Mania – Forces of NatureSPRING This unit is all about the amazing and powerful forces of nature. Students explore the when, where, how and why of all kinds of natural phenomenon. We’ll examine a map of the Pacific “Ring of Fire” where most tsunamis occur, view a diagram of the tectonic plates and learn how their movement creates earthquakes, define the area known as “Tornado Alley” in North America, and find out what hurricanes are called in different parts of the world. These lessons are designed to improve your child’s understanding of the forces of nature.

Logic ClubFALL The mind is a beautiful thing. Let’s push it to the limit! Logic Club is for students who are interested in exploring logic-based games and puzzles. We’ll play Rush Hour, Squeezed Out, Chess, Sudoku, Rubik’s Cube, Rubik’s Magic, Brick by Brick and more.

The Music Link: After School Piano LessonsFALL, WINTER, SPRING Thirty minute piano lessons are available after school at all Edina elementary sites through the Music Link. Lessons run continuously throughout the school year for students in grades 1-12 and meet once a week for 8 weeks sessions. Re-enroll for additional 8 week sessions as needed. Payments for lessons must be made in advance and a confirmation of registration must be brought to the first lesson. Contact Mary Linker at 952-831-4014 to schedule lessons before registering.

Robotic Builders: Rock n’ Roll RobotsFALL, SPRING Designed by the experts at MIT, this unique system teaches children about simple machines, engineering, programming and so much more. Create robots that rock and robots that roll! Using the LEGO™ WeDo Robotics System your robots may include a Sailboat, Giant Escape, Drumming Monkey, a sleeping giant who will awaken on your command and a boat that will rock on the rough seas. This course builds knowledge of simple machines, engineering, programming, and teamwork in an environment full of rockin’ fun!

Science Made SimpleFALL Science is all around us. Enjoy the magic of science, participating in thrilling activities and experiments and get to know the basic principles of science. We will demonstrate exciting science experiments involving volcanic eruptions, dancing popcorn, dry ice, space travel, electricity, magnetism, dinosaurs, rain forest and a variety of fun hands on activities. Your student will leave saying “Wow, that’s science”. Nelson Rodrigo is a science teacher and a textile engineer and has taught science to children for over 25 years.

Skateboard ClubSPRING Learn how to skateboard - safely! All gear included. We use a zero-injury program, which has helped over one million students learn to ride. Some skills covered include proper stance, starting, gliding, stopping, carving, front and rear tail grab, tic-tacs, kick turns, and curb drop. Other skills may be added, based on individual successes, although many students will be keeping their boards on the ground.

Skill Master: A Hand-Eye ChallengeWINTER Do you have an interest in learning yo-yo, sport stacking, juggling, diabolo, devil sticks, LEGO speed building, or anything similar you can get your hands on? This is a class that introduces and advances skills related to hand-eye coordination. There will be a different focus each lesson and students will also be able dedicate time to their favorites skills.

Bonjour, Paris! 10-day family trip to France for immersion students and their parents

Bond with your child as you experience a unique adventure togetherMotivate your child to continue studying FrenchExperience authentic daily life with a French family

Contact Anca at 612-436-8264 to learn more!

June 2016 $1499

Intercultural Student Experiences 129 N. 2nd St. Suite 102, Minneapolis

Spanish and Chinese programs also available!Details at isemn.org/immersion

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Additional Youth Classes Information

After School Check-InStudents enrolled in an after-school enrichment class will be checked in by Kids Club staff in the cafeteria and given a snack. Instructors will pick up students from the cafeteria and escort them to the room. Please notify your classroom teacher about your child’s enrollment in an after school class.

WeatherRefunds are not available due to inclement weather, ie. extreme heat or rain. We provide a back- up indoor location for all outdoor camps and will run the camp indoors as needed.

ProratingWe do not prorate ongoing classes or non- school day camps.

TransportationWe do not provide transportation between campuses at this time. Activity buses run between EHS & ECC after school. Call the bus garage at 952-848-4929 for more info.

Late Pick-UpParents arriving later than 5 minutes after the end of class will be charged $1 per minute. Payment is due at pick-up.

RegistrationIf you register online (and provide and email address) you know immediately if you are in the class and you will receive a confirmation email. If you mail in your registration (and provide and email address) you will receive a confirmation email.

Edina Community Education Main Office Staff: here to help! From Left to right: Mary, Maggie, Lana and Diana.

Questions?Call (952) 848-3952

Register Onlinewww.edinacommunityed.org

Register in PersonEdina Community Center North entrance, door 3Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am - 4:30 pm

Register by [email protected]

Register by MailEdina Community Education5701 Normandale Rd. Edina, MN 55424

Register by Fax(952) 848-3951

Children with Special

NeedsContact program Manager, Carrie Proctor, at (952) 848-4814 two weeks before the program begins, so we can ensure your childs needs are met.

Financial Assistance

is AvailableNeed is determined by household size and income criteria used by the National School Lunch Program for free and reduced price meals. Call (952) 848-3952 or visit www.edinaschools.org/scolarships for more information.

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WISE Guys

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Door 10

EDINA COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING HOURSMonday – Friday: 6:00 am – 10:00 pmSaturday: 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 pmSunday: Closed

OFFICE HOURSMonday – Friday: 7:30 am – 5:00 pm

PARKING INFORMATIONParticipants can park in the Edina Community Center red, green and gold lots and enter Doors 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 10 as indicated on the map. Please refer to the course room number to best determine which lot is most convenient.

QUICK PARKING GUIDERED LOT - Park here for elevator and handicap access, main office and summer camps.

GREEN LOT - Park here for summer camps, cafeteria and KIDS Club/WISE guys.

GOLD LOT - Park here for outdoor sports camps and auditorium access.

Maps & Parking

EDINA COMMUNITY CENTER BUILDING HOURSMonday – Friday: 6:00 am – 10:00 pmSaturday: 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 pmSunday: Closed

OFFICE HOURSMonday – Friday: 7:30 am – 4:30 pm

PARKING INFORMATIONParticipants can park in the Edina Community Center red, green and gold lots and enter Doors 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 10 as indicated on the map. Please refer to the course room number to best determine which lot is most convenient.

QUICK PARKING GUIDERED LOT - Park here for elevator and handicap access, main office and summer camps.

GREEN LOT - Park here for summer camps, cafeteria and KIDS Club/WISE guys.

GOLD LOT - Park here for outdoor sports camps and auditorium access.

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Non profitU.S. Postage

PAIDTwin Cities, MN

Permit No. 91349

Edina Community Education Services – ISD 273 5701 Normandale RoadEdina, MN 55424(952) 848.3952

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONEdina Community Education Services is a program of Edina Public Schools