Saint Paul Community Education | Fall 2016 Catalog of Classes by Saint Paul Community Education

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Community Education FALL 2016 After School Programs Culinary Classes Gymnastics Travel World Languages AND MORE!

SAVE THIS CATALOG! Phone, Mail and Walk-In Registration begins September 7, 2016 Find Additional Registration Information on page 58.

www.commed.spps.org 651-767-8179 Adult Basic Education & GED..............................................651-290-4822 Adults with Disabilities Programs (CCC, CLEAR, SEED).651-228-3655 Aquatics..................................................................................651-744-5094 Community Programs Offices (Enrichment) C.E. Office at Central HS....................................................651-744-5094 C.E. Office at Harding HS...................................................651-744-3072 C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center............................651-487-7383

Discovery Club (School-Age Child Care)............................651-632-3793 Driver Education....................................................................651-744-5094 Early Childhood Family Education......................................651-793-5410 21st Century Community Learning Centers.......................651-325-2674 Youth Program.......................................................................651-487-7383

Fresh for Fall...

CREATE AN ACTIVE LIFE Discover what we have for older adults looking to try something new and build relationships. Our active life event Sept. 12 includes demonstrations, entertainment and food.

CLASSES at CREATIVE ARTS Get creative downtown with yoga, pottery, drawing, and meditation classes. BONUS: get free parking validation at the Peoples Bank ramp on Kellogg & Cedar.

YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS From Preschool Theatre to Piano Lessons, let your childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creativity shine this fall in one of our many performing arts options for all youth ages.

Details on page 32. Register by September 6.

Class dates and times vary. See pages 2, 4, 21, & 24 for details.

Class dates and times vary. See pages 53-54 for details.

FALL 2016

Contents Online Registration at www.commed.spps.org Some of our classes may not be available for online registration. Any of our offices (listed on page 56) are happy to help you with these classes.

Questions? Call 651-767-8179 or email commed@spps.org.

Adult Enrichment Programs

Teens 16 and over are welcome to participate in adult classes, unless otherwise specified. Arts & Music.......................................................... 2-7 Business & Technology............................................8-12 Culinary............................................................ 13-15 Fitness & Dance.................................................. 18-23 Health & Wellness................................................ 24-25 Home & Garden....................................................... 26 Language & Writing.............................................. 27-29 Older Adults....................................................... 30-31 Driving Classes 55+.............................................. 31 Special Topics & Events ......................................... 32-33 Travel............................................................... 34-36 Aquatics............................................................ 39-44

Adult Learning Adults with Disabilities Programs.................................. 37 Adult Basic Education & GED....................................... 37 = Daytime/senior-friendly class

Youth and Teen Programs Aquatics............................................................ 39-44 Driver Education.................................................. 45-46 Fitness & Safety...................................................... 47 Gymnastics........................................................ 48-50 Language & Culture.................................................. 51 Science, Technology, Engineering & Math....................... 52 Studio & Performing Arts........................................ 53-54 SPPS Office of College and Career Readiness (OCCR) Department of Alternative Education.............................. 38

Family Programs Early Childhood Family Education................................. 16 PreKindergarten Program........................................... 16 Discovery Club........................................................ 17 Community Education Offices..........................................56 Location Addresses......................................................57 Registration Information................................................58 Registration Forms......................................................59 Administration............................................................60 School Calendar..........................................................61

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Community Education Mission Statement

Community Education seeks to improve the quality of life by providing lifelong learning opportunities for all members of the community. Lifelong learning is based on the belief that people are learners at every age and are entitled to pursue educational opportunities that are meaningful to them.

FALL 2016

Arts & Music Registration

Phone: 651-744-3072 Mail: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Additional registration information on page 58.

• All supply fees must be paid to instructors on the first day of class.

ART AT RAMSEY Art at Ramsey is a well-established, highlyacclaimed art fair. This juried show features original fine arts and fine crafts made by the exhibiting artists. It is held in conjunction with Grand Meander, the Grand Avenue Business Association’s holiday promotion. Art at Ramsey is sponsored by Ramsey Middle School, Community Education and Artists’ Circle. Saturday, December 3 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Ramsey Middle School 1700 Summit Ave.

Free Admission For information, call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

The Artist's Way Workshop: Finding Your Creative Self – Part 1 See Special Topics & Events, page 32. CANVAS & PAPER Drawing Basics

Hone your inner artist as we explore drawing materials and concepts including gesture, composition, line, perspective, value and shading. Work in pencil and compressed charcoal. Beginners welcome. Supply list provided. No class Nov. 8. Tue Sep 27 • 6:30-8:30p • 8 sessions • $77 Central HS • J. Wittenberg • #3018FEA

FALL 2016

Introduction to Ink & Pencil

Drawing with ink or pencil can produce dramatic black and white images. Develop skills in hatching, crosshatching, line drawing and stippling – just a few great techniques new and experienced artists can utilize in creating masterpieces. Supply list provided. No class Nov. 13. Thu Sep 29 • 6:30-8:30p • 6 sessions • $87 Highland Park MS • J. Parker • #3027FEA

The Opposite of Drawing

Is your inner artist hard to find? Try looking at drawing differently with an analytical approach that includes drawing for negative space and incidental marks. Supply list provided. Mon Oct 3 • 6:30-8:30p • 4 sessions • $79 Creative Arts SS • S. Stengle • #3131FEA Tue Oct 4 • 6:30-8:30p • 4 sessions • $79 Ramsey MS • S. Stengle • #3131FEB

Introduction to Painting

Create like Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Warhol as we experiment with painting using three different mediums: watercolor, oil and acrylic. Explore similarities and differences in each, as well as basic composition and color theory. Fee includes supplies. Mon Sep 26 • 6:00-9:00p • 8 sessions • $99 Como Park HS • T. Lister • #3008FEA

Acrylic Painting: You Can Do It!

For beginning-to-intermediate-level students. Experiment with pigments and color mixing while learning several approaches to acrylic: blending, dabbling, glazing. A variety of subjects will be featured: floral, landscape, abstract. New lessons each session and no drawing skills necessary. Supply list provided. No class Nov. 23. Wed Sep 21 • 6:00-8:00p • 6 sessions • $73 Wheelock Early Learning Center • H. Nelson • #3156FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130 Wed Nov 2 • 6:00-8:00p • 6 sessions • $73 Wheelock Early Learning Center • H. Nelson • #3156FSB 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Arts & Music

Beginning Oil Painting

Experience the gratification that comes with designing, beginning and finishing an oil painting. Basic composition and color theory will be discussed. Bring home several paintings. Fee includes supplies. No class Nov. 8. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-9:00p • 7 sessions • $99 Como Park HS • T. Lister • #3001FEA

Very-Beginner Beginning Watercolor

Designed for the absolute beginner or those who lack confidence and want to review, this class features simple, methodical lessons, step-by-step instructor demonstrations and practice time. Same skills but different subjects each session. No drawing skills necessary. Supply list provided. No class Nov. 23. Wed Sep 21 • 1:00-3:00p • 6 sessions • $73 Wheelock Early Learning Center • H. Nelson • #3089FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130 Wed Nov 2 • 1:00-3:00p • 6 sessions • $73 Wheelock Early Learning Center • H. Nelson • #3089FSB 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Beyond Beginning Watercolor Painting

Taught with step-by-step instructor demonstrations, we'll cover a wide range of subjects and ways of using watercolor: wet-intowet, washes, glazing and more. New lessons each session and no drawing skills necessary. Supply list provided. No class Nov. 23. Wed Sep 21 • 3:30-5:30p • 6 sessions • $73 Wheelock Early Learning Center • H. Nelson • #3143FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130 Wed Nov 2 • 3:30-5:30p • 6 sessions • $73 Wheelock Early Learning Center • H. Nelson • #3143FSB 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Beginning Watercolor Landscape Painting

Replicate landscapes through the wonder of watercolors. Learn about material selection and painting techniques including light and shadow as well as 2-D design basics. No experience necessary. Supplies cost approximately $20; a list will be provided at the first class. Tue Sep 27 • 6:30-8:30p • 5 sessions • $51 + $4 supply fee 1780 West 7th • C. Olson • #3060FEA

Dynamic Watercolor

Explore color, translucent layering, value contrast, expressive mark making, etching and more. This class is perfect for all levels of experience. Supply list provided. Tue Oct 4 • 9:30a-12:30p • 8 sessions • $116 Battle Creek Rec • J. Schroeder • #3141FSA

Beginning Calligraphy

Inspire your audience with beautifully lettered correspondence. Learn informal italic; great for greeting cards, invitations and gifts. No class Nov. 8. Tue Oct 4 • 6:30-8:30p • 6 sessions • $72 + $20 supply fee 1780 West 7th • J. Michalski • #3225FEA

Letterpress Printing

Get your hands dirty experiencing the art form invented by Gutenberg in the mid-15th century. The first week we will print fold-over notes; the second week personalized postcards. No experience necessary. Mon Oct 17 • 7:00-9:30p • 2 sessions • $41 + $15 supply fee Buzzard Lips Press • M.B. Hummel • #3012FEA 1199 E. Seventh St., 55106

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FALL 2016

Arts & Music Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

CERAMICS, SCULPTURE & GLASS Beginning & Intermediate Pottery & Wheelwork Receive expert instruction in throwing pieces on the wheel. Hand building option available. Clay and glazes will be used. Fee includes supplies. Additional fee for extra clay. No class Nov. 8. Mon Sep 26 • 6:30-9:00p • 8 sessions • $160 Central HS • M. Krousey • #3002FEA Tue Sep 27 • 6:30-9:00p • 8 sessions • $160 Central HS • M. Johnson • #3002FEC Mon Oct 3 • 6:00-8:30p • 8 sessions • $160 Creative Arts SS • H. Van Schooten • #3002FEB

Bronze Casting for Beginners

Lost wax casting is an ancient form of bronze casting using plaster, wax and metal. Based on a starter template, you will create a door knocker, dinner bell or a small house spirit figurine to match your own unique style. $5 per pound of finished bronze will be assessed at class. No class Nov. 8. Tue Oct 25 • 6:30-8:30p • 4 sessions • $144 • Additional class for metal pouring: Sat., Nov. 12, 2:00-4:00p. Flux Studio and Foundry • G. Ghei • #3026FEA 2919 Como Ave. S.E., Mpls., 55414

Beginning Stained Glass

Create a beautiful stained glass window using glass cutting, soldering lead and copper foil techniques. A supply list and instructions will be provided at the first class. Not recommended for pregnant women. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-9:00p • 6 sessions • $95 Como Park HS • P. Vanderwaal • #3000FEA

FALL 2016

PHOTOGRAPHY Getting to Know Your Digital SLR Camera

Explore the functions of your digital SLR camera including the camera's mode and manual settings, flash, and other camera functions. Bring your camera to class for a hands-on learning experience. Tue Oct 4 • 6:15-8:45p • 3 sessions • $75 1780 West 7th • A. Wurdock • #3157FEA

Digital SLR Camera: All Around St. Paul

Refresh yourself on the workings of your DSLR camera, and then join your instructor and award-winning photographer in the field to take your photography to the next level. Tuesday's class takes place in a classroom. Saturday's class is on location rain or shine; destination to be determined at Tuesday’s class. Tue/Sat Nov 1/5 • 2 sessions • $55 Tue 6:30-8:30p • Sat 9:00-11:00a 1780 West 7th • A. Wurdock • #3137FEA

Lightroom 101

Adobe Lightroom is a powerful editing and organizing tool useful to both professional and amateur photographers. We'll go over file organization, tagging, basic editing tools, batch editing and presets. Bring your laptop or tablet to class preloaded with Adobe Lightroom. Don’t have Lightroom? A free 30-day trial is available at www.adobe.downloads.html, or download the app on your tablet from your tablet's app store. Tue Nov 15 • 6:15-8:45p • 1 session • $39 1780 West 7th • A. Wurdock • #3136FEA

Arts & Music

TEXTILES Beginning Crocheting

Crocheting creates fabric from yarn, thread and other materials using a crochet hook. Basic crochet stitches including loop, foundation chain and single crochet, will help you create simple items such as a dishcloth and prepare you for more advanced projects. Tue Oct 25 • 6:30-8:30p • 2 sessions • $31 + $3 supply fee Central HS • A. Goyal • #3189FSA

Beginning Knitting

Knit and purl your way to textiles perfect for Minnesota's changing weather. Bring a pair of size 7 knitting needles and a skein of worsted weight yarn (no dark colors) for making a scarf. Mon Sep 26 • 7:00-9:00p • 3 sessions • $48 Como Park HS • M.B. Hummel • #3058FEA

Advanced Beginning Knitting

Comfortable with knitting and purling? Gain new ways to use your skills. Bring two pairs of size 7 needles, one skein of worsted weight cotton yarn, and one skein of worsted weight acrylic yarn to the first class. Mon Nov 14 • 7:00-9:00p • 3 sessions • $47 Como Park HS • M.B. Hummel • #3056FEA

Woolly Ornaments

Woolly Pumpkin Patch

Knit and machine felt wool ornaments make unique decorations or gifts. Each felted ornament will measure about 4 inches – a perfect size to embellish with simple techniques like needle felting and beading. Must be able to knit with double-point needles and have intermediate knitting skills. Supply list provided. No class Oct. 31. Mon Oct 24 • 12:00-2:00p • 3 sessions • $36 + $10 supply fee 1780 West 7th • M. Mayhew • #3033FSA

Knit a 6-inch woolly pumpkin and create a pumpkin patch for your dining table. Each pumpkin is complete with decorative furrow lines, a beaded curly vine and felt leaf. Must be able to knit with double-point needles and have intermediate knitting skills. Supply list provided. Tue Oct 11 • 1:00-3:00p • 2 sessions • $29 + $8 supply fee Wheelock Early Learning Center • M. Mayhew • #3035FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Woolly Snowman

Keep warm and cozy inside while knitting yourself a cool machine-felted snowman. Each snowman measures about 9 inches, has beaded arms, a woolly scarf and a black top hat. Must be able to knit with double-point needles and have intermediate knitting skills. Supply list provided. Wed Nov 2 • 6:00-8:30p • 2 sessions • $29 + $10 supply fee Harding HS • M. Mayhew • #3037FSA

Fingerless Mittens

Fingerless mittens provide warmth, keep you connected to your smartphone, and make great gifts. Bring a pair of size 7 needles and a skein of worsted weight yarn for your first pair. The instructor will provide the pattern. We will finish one mitten in class. Mon Oct 31 • 7:00-9:00p • 2 sessions • $38 Como Park HS • M.B. Hummel • #3057FEA

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FALL 2016

Arts & Music Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

Basic Machine Quilting

Create a quilt to use as an heirloom, gift, or just to keep warm. Use quilting techniques and tools, including a rotary cutter, a ruler and fabric, to piece together a 46" x 40" quilt. Supply list provided. Mon Oct 17 • 12:00-2:00p • 2 sessions • $30 + $30 supply fee 1780 West 7th • D.Hirte • #3025FSA

Beginning Sewing

Explore essential sewing tools, choose appropriate material, work with patterns and understand symbols and terms, and learn to adjust a pattern to fit the wearer. Bring your sewing machine to all class sessions. The cost of supplies is not included and will depend upon the project. Supply list provided. No class Oct. 4. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-8:30p • 5 sessions • $83 Como Park HS • J. Gordon • #3250FEA

= Daytime/senior-friendly class

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FALL 2016

Arts & Music Registration

Phone: 651-744-5094 Mail: C.E. Office at Central HS Central Senior High School 275 N. Lexington Pkwy. St. Paul, MN 55104

Additional registration information on page 58.

MUSIC

Basic Songwriting

Explore the art of songwriting through a combination of theory and workshop elements. Rhythms, chords, digital beats, melody, text and style will be examined through individual and group work. Instruments such as guitars are welcome, but no instrumental skills are necessary. Thu Sep 29 • 6:30-7:30p • 6 sessions • $60 Highland Park MS • P. Stilwell • #5555FCA

MUSIC INSTRUCTION Beginning & Intermediate Guitar

Ages 12 and up. Bring your own guitar: acoustic, electric or bass. These are individual half-hour lessons. Tue Sep 27 • 5:00-9:00p • 8 sessions • $150 Ramsey MS • P. Storms • #3940FC

Individual Music Lessons: Harmonica/ Mandolin/Fiddle/Violin – All Skill Levels

Ages 16 and up. When registering, please select which instrument you are interested in. These are individual half-hour lessons. Harmonica: No previous musical experience necessary. Students need their own ten-hole standard harmonica in the key of C or a twelve- or sixteen-hold chromatic harmonica in the key of C. Mandolin or Fiddle/Violin: Prior experience with a stringed instrument is helpful but not necessary. The student's goals and musical interests will determine the exact focus of the lessons. You will be asked to provide a book of music once the lessons begin. Beginners will work on fundamentals of good right- and left-hand technique. Students need their own instrument. Wed Sep 28 • 5:00-9:00p • 7 sessions • $130 Ramsey MS • J. Plattes • #3950FC Register online at commed.spps.org

Piano Lessons

Ages 6 and up. Beginner level. Adult beginners welcome. Learn or review the basics of reading notes, rhythm, technique and harmony. Bring your own music or the instructor will suggest music for you. Students need access to a piano or keyboard to practice. These are individual half-hour lessons. Ramsey MS • M. Romstad • 7 sessions • $130 Mon Sep 26 • 7:00-9:00p • #3960FC Tue Sep 27 • 7:00-9:00p • #3960FC Wed Sep 28 • 7:00-9:00p • #3960FC Sat Oct 1 • 8:30-10:30a • #3960FC

DRAMA Acting for Absolute Beginners

Through exercises, improvisation, and sharing energy and ideas, students will gain basic skills of moving and speaking in front of an audience, all while having a good time! Scenes from popular plays will be used. Mon Sep 26 • 7:00-9:00p • 4 sessions • $48 Central HS • J. Townsend • #3500FCA

Advanced Beginning Acting

Analyze and perform short scenes from the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning play, August: Osage County by Tracy Letts. The prerequisite for this course is either having taken the Lex-Ham Community Theater class, “Acting for Absolute Beginners,” or having previous high school or community theater experience. Tue Oct 11 • 6:30-8:30p • 4 sessions • $48 Central HS • M. Cutler • #3503FCA

Shakespeare's Comedy for Absolute Beginners

Learn the basic approaches to playing comedy by William Shakespeare. Fundamentals including timing, pace, comedic stage action and vocal projection will be explored. Performed scenes include: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Measure for Measure, Much Ado About Nothing. Mon Oct 24 • 7:00-9:00p • 4 sessions • $48 Central HS • J. Townsend • #3502FCA

FALL 2016

Business & Technology Registration

Phone: 651-744-3072 Mail: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Additional registration information on page 58.

BUSINESS/CAREER Accounting/Bookkeeping: The Basics

Whether starting your own business or brushing up on your accounting/bookkeeping skills to bolster your résumé, you will get a basic overview of accounting and bookkeeping for use in office support and the business world. Wed Oct 5 • 6:30-8:30p • 4 sessions • $51 Harding HS • A. Suri • #2874FEA

Learn the basics of setting up QuickBooks accounting software to invoice customers, receive payments and more. Gain a general overview of how to use QuickBooks successfully, whether in your business or personal life. Bring your laptop or tablet to class preloaded with QuickBooks. Don’t have QuickBooks? A free 30day trial of QuickBooks Online is available at https://quickbooks. intuit.com or download the app on your tablet from your tablet's app store. Wed Nov 30 • 6:00-8:00p • 2 sessions • $61 Ramsey MS • M. Hogan • #2800FEA

PLANNING Estate Planning: Wills & Trusts

Increase your understanding of wills and trusts and the pros and cons for both. Topics will also include protecting your assets from federal estate tax, probate, procedures dealing with courts, power of attorney and health care declaration (living will). Wed Nov 9 • 7:00-9:00p • 1 session • $29 Harding HS • C. Stanton • #2875FEA

Your Will & Estate Planning Considerations

Gain a working understanding of Minnesota law regarding wills and receive information about the role of a will in your overall estate planning. Learn the basic considerations for planning a will and get tools and information for preparing your own valid simple will. If married, spouses are encouraged to enroll. Wed Oct 5 • 7:00-8:30p • 2 sessions • $55 Ramsey MS • P. Schinzing • #2950FEA

FALL 2016

You have the right to make decisions about your medical treatment. Learn about Health Care Directives and how to convey your personal wishes when you are unable to communicate for yourself. Learn about practical considerations in choosing your Health Care Agent(s), and get information and materials to assist you in drafting your own Directive. Wed Oct 19 • 7:00-8:30p • 1 session • $31 Ramsey MS • P. Schinzing • #2935FEA

Live Well at Home: Long-Term Care Options

QuickBooks 101

Your Health Care Directives: Legal Perspective

What options are there for seniors who prefer to stay in their homes and "age in place"? What if they want to continue living independently but need assistance with concerns such as home maintenance, personal care, food support or transportation? Senior LinkAge Line will provide information about resource assistance. Wed Nov 2 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • $5 Harding HS • Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging • #2815FSA

Life Reimagined Checkup: Discover Your “What’s Next”

Life Reimagined works to help adults over 50 clarify goals, move past hurdles and find a greater sense of purpose; building a community of people committed to rediscovering their gifts, exploring new possibilities and moving toward their best lives. Participants will receive a workbook and engage in reflection activities and guided conversation. Wed Oct 12 • 6:00-8:00p • 1 session • Free Humboldt SS • AARP • #2617FSA

Market Flucuations & Election Years

Every four years money and power collide. Find out how, or if, presidential election years affect the stock market and what you need to know to keep your investments working for you. Tue Oct 4 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • $9 Como Park HS • J. Locke • #2801FEA

Business & Technology Preventing Medicare Fraud & Avoiding Scams

Don’t be a target of Medicare fraud and abuse. See how to detect Medicare fraud and report suspicious activity to the Office of the Inspector General. The presentation highlights why seniors are targeted and tips are offered on how to prevent falling for scams. Mon Oct 17 • 1:00-2:30p • 1 session • $5 Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging • #2810FSA Wheelock Early Learning Center, 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Social Security: Your Questions Answered

Gain a clearer picture of Social Security and discover ways to maximize your benefit amounts. Tue Nov 1 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • $5 1780 West 7th • J. Locke • #6211FEA

REAL ESTATE Home Stretch

Become an informed, prepared consumer! Home Stretch workshops cover, start-to-finish, the entire home buying process and offers objective, practical information to help you get on the path to homeownership. Completion of this course results in a Home Stretch certificate. Offered in partnership with the Neighborhood Development Alliance. Fee is per household. Tue-Thu Oct 11-13 • 6:00-9:00p • 3 sessions • $40 Neighborhood Development Alliance • #2812FEA 481 Wabasha St. S., 55107 Sat Dec 10 • 8:30a-5:00p • 1 session • $40 Neighborhood Development Alliance • #2812FEB 481 Wabasha St. S., 55107

How to Sell Your Home – 2016 Style!

Learn the five fundamentals on how to prepare your home to sell. Discover how to get the most bang for your buck and how to get the best sale price. Bring your questions and your specific home concerns for discussion. Tue Oct 18 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • $15 1780 West 7th • J. Erickson • #2602FSA

Downsizing Made Easy

Create a downsizing plan with help from an expert from Sort, Toss, Pack. Get tips on how to sort through your possessions and receive resources on where to donate, recycle, and sell your items. Learn what can’t be donated and what items have negative value. Tue Oct 25 • 1:00-2:30p • 1 session • $13 Wheelock Early Learning Center • S. Laliberte • #2895FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Landlording Made Easy!

Being a landlord takes preparation and skill. Learn how to effectively screen tenants, advertise for rent, write leases, protect your rights and how to evict tenants. Practice your skills the second session. Wed Oct 12 • 6:00-9:00p • 2 sessions • $35 Harding HS • D. Baltzer • #2891FEA

Home Selling Basics

The housing market is heating back up! Discover everything you need to know to move your property fast. We’ll cover the basics including: getting the property ready, choosing a Realtor, pricing, and what really happens when your house goes on the market. Bring your questions. Wed Oct 26 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $21 Humboldt SS • D. Baltzer • #2603FEA

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FALL 2016

Business & Technology Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

Calendars & Contacts

iPad Basics

Know Your Tablet

Tablet: Beyond the Basics

Everyday life can get pretty hectic and the calendar feature on your device can help you manage. Entering appointments, reminders, creating events, invites and contacts are just a few taps away. Bring your smartphone or tablet to class. Tue Nov 1 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 Wheelock Early Learning Center • M. Hogan • #2623FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

TECHNOLOGY Cell Phones, iPads & Tablets

Getting to Know Your Smartphone

What makes a smartphone "smart” and how do I get the most out of it? What apps are useful and how do I install them? How do I adjust the settings? Get simple answers to these questions and more. Bring your smartphone to class. Mon Oct 24 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2615FSA

Smartphone Beyond the Basics

Can you power on and off, receive calls and send text messages, but want to do more? Learn to download and use applications, surf the Internet, text pictures, send email and more. Bring your smartphone to class. Prerequisite: Getting to Know Your Smartphone or equivalent skills. Mon Oct 31 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2616FSA

iPads are pretty easy to get started with, but there are a lot of cool tips and tricks that make your iPad even more useful and entertaining. The first session focuses on the basics, and in the second session you will learn how to optimize your machine with settings, apps and more! Bring your iPad to class. Mon Nov 7 • 1:00-3:00p • 2 sessions • $61 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2739FSA

Introducing the Tablet – a mobile, mini computer that allows you to manage email, surf the Web, watch movies, take and organize pictures and so much more. Learn basic navigation and get comfortable with key functions. Bring your tablet to class, even if it's still in the box! Tue Nov 8 • 12:45-2:45p • 1 session • $34 Wheelock Early Learning Center • M. Hogan • #2607FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Now that you're comfortable with how to navigate your tablet, let's take your skills to the next level. Learn about using email, how to organize your digital pictures, and go further into the settings and personalization of your tablet. Bring your tablet to class. All makes and models welcome. Prerequisite: Know Your Tablet or equivalent skills and have a Google Play Store or Apple ID account. Tue Nov 15 • 12:45-2:45p • 1 session • $34 Wheelock Early Learning Center • M. Hogan • #2624FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

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Business & Technology

Computer Basics

Computer Organization

Just like papers pile up, our electronic files do as well. Let’s focus our attention on file and folder organization. Explore the file system in place on your computer and then how you can customize it. We also will experiment with search functions. Mon Oct 17 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2621FSA

Know Your Laptop

Have a laptop but aren't sure how to use it? Bring your laptop to class and start understanding what your portable computer can do for you. This class will not cover Mac laptops. Wed Sep 28 • 5:30-7:30p • 1 session • $34 SPPS District • M. Hogan • #2608FSA Administration Building, 360 Colborne St., 55102

Know Your Laptop: Beyond the Basics

Continue your laptop education by exploring the control panel, default Windows programs, media player and more. Bring your laptop to class. Prerequisite: Know Your Laptop or equivalent skills and have a Google Play Store or Apple ID account. Wed Oct 5 • 5:30-7:30p • 1 session • $34 SPPS District • M. Hogan • #2715FSA Administration Building, 360 Colborne St., 55102

Email Basics

Email: Beyond the Basics

Internet in Your Daily Life

Do you want your own email address but are not sure where to start? We will sign up for an email during class and from there, learn to compose, reply to, forward and manage our email, and how to do attachments. Mon Sep 26 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2619FSA

Now that you have the basics down, let's add to that skill set. Topics include: adding contacts; creating groups; and organizing and prioritizing emails using labels, folders and stars. Prerequisite: Email Basics or equivalent skills. Mon Oct 3 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2620FSA

The Internet becomes more integral to our lives every day. Learn about the sites that many enjoy using, including Skype, Craigslist, YouTube, Facebook and more. Learn to navigate these sites and see how you can use them in your daily life. Mon Oct 10 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $34 1780 West 7th • M. Hogan • #2727FSA

Know Your Mac Laptop

Do you have a Mac laptop and are not quite sure how to use it? We will go over the basic navigation of the Mac and learn what some of those special items are that are native just to IOS (Mac's operating system). Bring your Mac laptop to class. Wed Oct 12 • 6:00-8:00p • 1 session • $34 Harding HS • M. Hogan • #2622FSA

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

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Business & Technology Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

Take one of M. Hogan’s Excel classes for $34, or, take two or all three Excel classes for $29 each. Call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072 for the discount. Introduction to MS Excel

Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that helps format, organize and calculate data. Learn how to create and navigate spreadsheets, charts and basic formulas. Keyboard and mouse skills required. Wed Oct 26 • 5:30-7:30p • 1 session • $34 SPPS District • M. Hogan • #2714FSA Administration Building, 360 Colborne St., 55102

Advanced MS Excel

Discover tips and tricks that can increase your productivity. Learn advanced features and formulas and get some of your specific questions answered. Prerequisite: Intermediate MS Excel or equivalent skills. Wed Nov 16 • 5:30-7:30p • 1 session • $34 SPPS District • M. Hogan • #2635FSA Administration Building, 360 Colborne St., 55102

Intermediate MS Excel

Expand your basic knowledge of MS Excel. Explore some of the more complicated formulas, formatting and chart making. Prerequisite: Introduction to MS Excel or equivalent skills. Wed Nov 9 • 5:30-7:30p • 1 session • $34 SPPS District • M. Hogan • #2670FSA Administration Building, 360 Colborne St., 55102

Love Working with Kids? Become a Childcare Superhero! Community Education’s Discovery Club program is in need of part-time child care professionals available before or after school hours and on non-school days. Discovery Club serves Saint Paul Public Elementary Schools throughout the city. For more program information, visit discoveryclub.spps.org For openings and to apply, visit

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Culinary Registration

Phone: 651-744-3072 Mail: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Additional registration information on page 58.

• All food fees must be paid to instructors on the first day of class.

30-Day Clean Eating Challenge

Connect with the concept of clean eating while acquiring cooking techniques to support your efforts. Receive instructions complete with meal plans, a starter guide, and over 40 recipes! Warning: Side effects may include weight loss and increased energy. Mon Oct 3 • 12:00-2:00p • 5 sessions • $91 + $45 food fee 1780 West 7th • A. Sydnes • #3316FEA

Appetizers for Entertaining

Transform your menu with a new assortment of appetizers. Create appetizers that require less than 20 minutes, start-to-finish. Serve them as a first course, snack or as a complete buffet. Hot/cold, dips/spreads, hearty/healthy and new ingredients to explore! Mon Oct 31 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $15 food fee Como Park HS • L. Severson • #3442FEA

Artisan Breads

Does your bread rise to the occasion? Explore the fundamentals of artisan bread making from yeast to kneading, shaping, and baking. Bring a container to carry your dough home. Mon Oct 17 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $20 food fee Como Park HS • P. Kandakai • #3326FEA

Cast-Iron Cookery

Create tastier sears, superior pan sauces, lighter and crustier cornbreads, better pizzas, and extraordinary scones in these oldfashioned pans. Learn how to season and care for cast iron and how and when to look for new and old pieces. Bring your castiron skillet for hands-on cooking in class. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $14 food fee 1780 West 7th • J. Grover • #3434FEA

Cheese Primer

The right cheese can make an average meal exceptional. Brie-come confident with your cheese choices as we taste-test a variety of cheeses, and delve into questions like: Bloomy rind versus washed rind?; What do they mean by "raw"?; and What are those crunchy things? Mon Oct 3 • 12:00-2:00p • 1 session • $36 + $10 food fee 1780 West 7th • M. Porter • #3351FSA Wed Nov 2 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $36 + $10 food fee Harding HS • M. Porter • #3351FSB

Chicken & More Chicken

Some classic, some quick, but all spectacular and delicious. We’ll make a variety of chicken dishes: Marsala with Sage; Philippinestyle Adobo; Crab-Stuffed Breasts; Crispy Parmesan Strips; Italian Lemon; Lemon Kebabs; Pineapple-Raspberry Nibbles; Roasted with Mushrooms and Apples; and more. Leave class with recipes for all dishes. Wed Oct 5 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $15 food fee Harding HS • L. Severson • #3321FEA

Classic Candymaking

There’s always an occasion for candy! Prepare treats you can use as gifts or enjoy yourself. We’ll make caramels, peanut brittle, saltwater taffy, chocolate bark, sauce and more. Mon Oct 10 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $20 food fee Como Park HS • P. Kandakai • #3350FEA

Classic Chocolate Truffles

Truffles are delicious and easy to create. Make and take home an assortment of 25 truffles: dipped in chocolate; rolled in chopped nuts, cocoa, coconut or sprinkles; flavored with chocolate, espresso or liqueur; and with nuts or cherries in the center. Bring your own containers. Mon Nov 14 • 12:00-3:00p • 1 session • $42 + $11 food fee 1780 West 7th • L. Severson • #3403FSA

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Culinary Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

Cooking 101: Six Weeks to More Joyful, Improvisatory Cooking

Learn the basics of knife skills, pan-frying, braising, stir-frying, high-temperature roasting, pizza making, and using herbs and spices in this hands-on class. We’ll prepare and eat a meal in class each week, gain a better understanding of the equipment we use, and learn about food safety. Tue Oct 4 • 6:00-9:00p • 6 sessions • $97 + $56 food fee 1780 West 7th • J. Grover • #3304FEA

Countertop Fermentation: Cabbage & Kimchi

Fearless Pressure Cooking

Take the pressure out of pressure cooking! Get hands-on with a pressure cooker as we cook dried chickpeas and beans, risotto, and pot roast in a fraction of the time. Learn how to choose a pressure cooker, or if you have one, bring it to class to learn how to use it. Note: Class focus is on stovetop pressure cookers Wed Oct 12 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $12 food fee Harding HS • J. Grover • #3399FEA

Follow the Bone Deer Cutting

Homemade sauerkraut is crunchy, brightly colored, and flavored just the way you want it – and it ferments on your countertop in only two weeks. Homemade kimchi is ready even sooner. Prepare these healthy, tasty ferments in this single evening class. Bring a quart jar to take home one ferment. Wed Sep 28 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $10 food fee Harding HS • J. Grover • #3320FEA

Gain the skills you need to cut and cook your deer. Learn proper field dressing, skinning and cleaning techniques, as well as cutting and cooking for best results. We’ll use a road-kill deer for hands-on experience. A step-by-step reference book and DVD are included. Mon Oct 24 • 7:00-9:00p • 1 session • $36 Central HS Service Station • Deer Dummy • #3339FEA 1157 Selby Ave., 55104

Czech Kolaches

Four Famous Cookies

Kolaches are egg-rich, sightly sweet yeast dough pastries traditionally filled with fruit or cheese mixtures. They can be shaped into small rounds, squares "tied" packages, or filled turnovers. Make variations in class and taste samples. Leave class with recipes, tips and techniques to master these old-world delicacies. Bring containers to take home an assortment. Sat Oct 15 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $48+ $13 food fee Central HS • L. Severson • #3336FEA

You & Me & Pizza Makes 3!

For one youth, age 4-9, with one adult. Work together to make flavorful, slowly fermented pizza dough, complete with terrific toppings. Each pair will make two fabulous, vegetable-only pizzas in class and master the process so they can share their skills with those at home. Bring aprons, appetites and containers for leftovers. Wed Oct 19 • 5:30-8:00p • 1 session • $38 + $10 food fee Harding HS • J. Grover • #3300FSA

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Add to your cookie making repertoire with four favorites from overseas. We’ll make Krumkakes (Norwegian), Pizzelles (Italian), Sandbakkelse (Swedish) and Rosettes (Scandinavian). Leave class with great recipes plus tips and techniques to make your baking a success! Bring containers for your creations. Wed Nov 16 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 Harding HS • L. Severson • #3348FSA

Fresh Herbs & Gardening

Discover how to grow and use fresh herbs to take your cooking to a whole new level! Learn about the varieties of herbs, proper storage techniques, and how to grow your own herb gardens. Leave class with herbs and information to get you started in making your own teas, herbal vinegars and oils. Mon Sep 26 • 6:00-8:30p • 1 session • $38 + $10 food fee Como Park HS • A. Sydnes • #3341FSA

Culinary Superfood Shakes & Nutrient-Packed Smoothies

Greek Dinner

Prepare a delectable Greek dinner fit for the gods. Menu includes: Soupa Avgolemono – a national chicken soup, Saganaki – a flaming cheese appetizer, Moussaka – zucchini with ground lamb, Spanokopeta – spinach rolls in filo, and Karidopita – a walnut cake with orange syrup. Mon Oct 3 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $13 food fee Como Park HS • L. Severson • #3349FEA

I Scream, You Scream for Artisan Ice Cream

Join the founder of Sweet Science Ice Cream for an in-depth look at the science of made-from-scratch ice cream. Create and churn up your own ice cream masterpiece to take home and share (or not) with your family. All ingredients are organic and locally sourced. Wed Oct 26 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $48 Harding HS • A. Olds • #3408FEA

Lahb Gai: Thai Chicken Salad

Lahb Gai is a popular item on the menu at Thai restaurants. Learn how to make it as they do in Thailand and share it with your family and friends. Served in class with fresh vegetables and sticky rice. Wed Oct 12 • 6:00-8:30p • 1 session • $38 + $15 food fee Humboldt SS • J. Stageberg • #3346FEA

Norwegian Lefse

Lefse is a Norwegian soft flatbread that can be served in a sweet or savory style. We’ll make lots of lefse, so bring a gallon-size food storage bag for leftovers, as well as an apron, rolling pin (if you have one), and dishcloth for cleanup. Wed Nov 2 • 6:30-9:00p • 1 session • $38 Harding HS • T. Ovre/P. Ovre • #3344FEA

Make fabulous green smoothies and superfood shakes every time! Learn about proper food combining, as well as superfoods and how to add them to your shakes. Come hungry and taste several smoothies. Bring two pint jars with lids to take home leftover smoothies. Wed Oct 5 • 6:00-8:30p • 1 session • $38 + $5 food fee Humboldt SS • A. Sydnes • #3330FSA

Sushi 101

Make sushi the simple way with everyday ingredients and tools! Learn to make different types of sushi including a vegetarian roll, cosmopolitan roll, seafood roll and a dessert roll. We’ll also cover an easy way to make sushi rice and dipping sauces. No raw fish used. Wed Oct 26 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $13 food fee Humboldt SS • L. Severson • #3309FEA

Vegetarian Thai

Turn up the heat! Explore Thai cuisine vegetarian-style, preparing main dishes based on spices, curry pastes, healthy protein, and vegetables. Menu includes: Spicy Noodles, Vegetable Thai Curry, Aubergine and Sweet Potato Stew with Coconut Milk, Sweet Pumpkin and Peanut Curry. Mon Nov 7 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $20 food fee Como Park HS • P. Kandakai • #3325FEA

Wild Edibles & Walking Tour

Learn the benefits of wild edibles, what they look like, where to find them, how and what parts to harvest, and how to use them in the kitchen in a way that is fun and exciting. Come prepared to go outside and hunt for edible treasure! Wed Oct 19 • 6:00-8:00p • 1 session • $38 + $5 food fee Humboldt SS • A. Sydnes • #3342FSA

Winter Fruit Pies

Join us for an evening of butter or butter-lard crusts, toothsome fillings, and homey tips that will make you a fine baker in no time. You’ll bake a small pie in class so bring your rolling pin and a small box to transport your pie. Extensive handouts provided. Wed Nov 9 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $42 + $13 food fee Harding HS • J. Grover • #3347FEA

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Family Programs Arts Crafts l Hobbies l Textiles When families are more involved, children do better in school! ¡Cuándo las familias se envuelven en la escuela, los niños hacen mejor en ella! Markay qoysaska aad isugu howlaan kana warqabaan, caruurtu way ku fiicnaadaan dugsiga! Thaum tsev neeg koomtes, me nyuam kawm ntawv tau zoo tshaj!

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Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) www.ecfe.spps.org • 651-793-5410

Parent and early childhood education for families with children ages birth to kindergarten entrance. ECFE provides quality classes and family activities that support parents as their children’s first and most important teachers. The standard ECFE model has 3 components: family time (parents & children together), parent’s time and children’s time. A variety of classes are offered mornings, afternoons and evenings, including mixed ages (birth to 5), age specific (infants and toddlers) and culturally specific. Family literacy and home visiting are also part of the program. Fees are based on ability to pay. No one is turned away. Limited transportation is provided as needed. Locations: • Battle Creek 60 S. Ruth St., 55119 • Crossroads 543 Front Ave., 55117 • Dayton’s Bluff 262 Bates Ave., 55106 • Homecroft Early Learning Center 1845 Sheridan Ave., 55116

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PreKindergarten Program www.prek.spps.org • 651-632-3760

Preparing four-year-old children for school success. Children need to be four by September 1 and live in Saint Paul. Admission priority is given to children who are English Language Learners, qualify for free or reduced meals, or receive Early Childhood Special Education services. Classes are 5 days per week, 2.5 hours in the morning or afternoon, or 6 hours at selected sites. Parent education and support is available during this year-long transition to kindergarten. Transportation is provided where available. To apply for the program, call the Student Placement Center. In addition to the PreKindergarten Program, J.J. Hill, Nokomis and Crossroads Montessori offer programming for four-year olds. Locations: • American Indian Magnet* • Barack and Michelle Obama* • Battle Creek • Benjamin Mays* • Bruce Vento* • Cherokee Heights • Como Park • Crossroads • Dayton’s Bluff • Eastern Heights * Full-day schedule offered.

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Family Programs Looking for child care? Discovery Club offers yearround care at Saint Paul Public Elementary Schools for grades PreK-5 during before school, after school, summer and nonschool days. Experience convenient, quality care at a school near you.

Call 651-632-3793 or visit discoveryclub.spps.org

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Fitness & Dance Registration

Phone: 651-744-5094 Mail: C.E. Office at Central HS Central Senior High School 275 N. Lexington Pkwy. St. Paul, MN 55104

Additional registration information on page 58.

FITNESS Jazzercise Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective 60-minute total body workout. Every Jazzercise group fitness class combines dance-based cardio with strength training and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn. $40/ EFT per month unlimited, $15 drop-in. Register at the door. No registrations taken by Community Education. For information, call Sandy at 651-983-6807. Mon-Wed/Sat Aug 29 • ongoing Mon-Wed 5:45-6:45p • Sat 8:30-9:30a Ramsey MS • S. Reinhold • #5305FCA Mon-Wed Sep 19 • 7:00-8:00p • ongoing Ramsey MS • S. Reinhold • #5305FCB

Kettlebell Basics

Get leaner, stronger, more athletic, and more confident! This class will teach you the kettlebell swing, which is quite possibly the best single exercise you can do for overall fitness. Double up and take both Mondays and Thursdays for $130! Mon Oct 3 • 6:30-7:15p • 6 sessions • $80 Fawn Friday Kettlebell Studio • #5351FCA 2325 Endicott St., 55114 Thu Oct 6 • 6:30-7:15p • 6 sessions • $80 Fawn Friday Kettlebell Studio • #5351FHB 2325 Endicott St., 55114

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Major Body Fitness Classes 560 Como Ave., 55103 Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094. Family Fitness

Family Fitness is for everyone! This 45-minute cardio and calisthenics class helps build total body strength. Kids 15 and under and adults 60 and older are free! Sat Sep 17 • 10:00-10:45a • 1 session • $10 • #5902FCA Sat Oct 29 • 10:00-10:45a • 1 session • $10 • #5902FCB

Major Power

If you have always wanted to try CrossFit but are intimidated by the gym or equipment needed, this is the class for you! Work small muscles as well as exhausting the large muscle groups to design and create the best physique possible for you. Bring a mat, towel and water and be ready to sweat! Tue Sep 13 • 6:00-7:00a • 10 sessions • $130 • #5901FCC Tue Sep 13 • 7:30-8:30p • 10 sessions • $130 • #5901FCA Thu Sep 15 • 7:30-8:30p • 10 sessions • $130 • #5901FCB Tue/Thu Sep 13/15 • 7:30-8:30p • 20 sessions • $220 • #5901FCD

Real Ryder

Build endurance and strenghten your core in this high-energy, cardio-driven class! Similar to a real bike, our cycles allow you to make turns that maximize core strengthening for a complete body workout. Tue Sep 13 • 6:00-6:45p • 10 sessions • $130 • #5900FCA Thu Sep 15 • 6:00-6:45p • 10 sessions • $130 • #5900FCB Sat Sep 17 • 1:00-1:45p • 10 sessions • $130 • #5900FCC Tue/Thu/Sat Sep 13/15/17 • 30 sessions • $330 • #5900FCD Tue/Thu 6:00-6:45p • Sat 1:00-1:45p

Fitness & Dance

OULA!

OULA® is a high-energy, easy-to-learn, calorie-burning, crazy-fun dance workout to Top 40 hits. Classes are one epic hour of sweat, joy, and total inspiration! OULA® is Dancemania for the Soul. No class Nov. 12. Sat Sep 24 • 9:30-10:30a • Free Demo Class Central HS • N. Cassavant • #5350FCA Mon Sep 26 • 6:30-7:30p • 8 sessions • $ 64 Central HS • A. Rumble • #5350FCB Sat Oct 1 • 9:30-10:30a • 7 sessions $56 Central HS • N. Cassavant • #5350FCC

Beginning Pilates-Based Mat Exercise

Condition and tone your body with Pilates! Controlled mat exercises create strength, stability and suppleness in the spine while improving abdominal and back strength, posture and balance. Pilates provides stress reduction while enhancing injury prevention. Bring a blanket and mat. No class Oct. 31. Mon Sep 26 • 6:50-7:50p • 7 sessions • $56 Ramsey MS • J. Dregni • #5690FCA Mon Oct 3 • 5:30-6:30p • 6 sessions • $48 Highland Park HS • A. Thompson • #5690FCB

T'ai Chi Chih

T'ai Chi Chih is a series of slow movements that form a moving meditation. The movements work to circulate chi (energy) throughout the body for health and well-being. Benefits can include stress reduction, improved balance, a better immune system and increased calmness. Wear comfortable layered clothing. Tue Sep 27 • 5:45-7:00p • 8 sessions • $72 Como Park HS • E. Hanson-Florin • #5665FCA Wed Oct 5 • 11:15a-12:00p • 7 sessions • $55 Wheelock Early Learning Center • K. Carrier • #5709FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

T'ai Chi Ch'uan

T'ai Chi Ch'uan offers significant health benefits including low-impact exercise, relaxation, stress-management, flexibility, serenity and balance. Each class consists of three segments: standing Chi Kung, seated Chi Kung, and the practice of T'ai Chi forms. Mon Sep 19 • 6:30-8:00p • 13 sessions • $112 Ramsey MS • Laughing Waters T'ai Chi Club • #5660FCA Sat Sep 24 • 8:30-10:00a • 11 sessions • $94 Ramsey MS • Laughing Waters T'ai Chi Club • #5660FCB

Total Body Conditioning

Combine cardio and resistance training, along with some great stretching. This workout is designed to improve muscular endurance, cardiovascular health, and flexibility. Bring a mat and water bottle. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. Mon Sep 26 • 5:40-6:40p • 8 sessions • $75 Ramsey MS • L. Van Berkom • #5302FCA

T3: Tummy, Tush & Thighs

Tighten and tone your tummy, tush and thighs with aerobics focused on those hard-to-reach muscle groups. Bring an exercise mat or a towel and a 10"-12" playground ball. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. Mon Sep 19 • 5:30-6:15p • 14 sessions • $135 Highland Park HS • S. Peltier • #5330FCA Wed Sep 21 • 5:30-6:15p • 14 sessions • $135 Highland Park HS • S. Peltier • #5330FCB

Water Exercise classes See Aquatics, pages 39-40.

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= Daytime/senior-friendly class Register online at commed.spps.org

FALL 2016

Fitness & Dance Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

Weight Training for Women

Weight training strengthens your muscles and raises your metabolism. In this women-only class, we'll use free weights to tighten and tone our muscles in a fun and inclusive atmosphere. Bring an exercise mat or towel; weight gloves are optional. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. Mon Sep 19 • 6:15-7:15p • 14 sessions • $135 Highland Park HS • S. Peltier • #5340FCA Wed Sep 21 • 6:15-7:15p • 14 sessions • $135 Highland Park HS • S. Peltier • #5340FCB

Zumba!

Zumba fitness is exercise in disguise! Hypnotic Latin rhythms fused with easy-to-follow dance moves create an intervalstyle, calorie-burning dance fitness party. No dance experience necessary. Thu Sep 29 • 6:30-7:30p • 10 sessions • $83 Highland Park MS • A. Michaud • #5300FCA

Zumba Gold

All the feel-good fun but modified for the active senior, this low- to no-impact (no jumping) workout mixes Latin dance steps with international rhythms. Enhance your daily life by building stamina, and improving balance, posture, muscle tone and range of motion. Mon Sep 26 • 1:15-2:00p • 8 sessions • $55 Wheelock Early Learning Center • C. Vickerman • #5892FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Aqua Zumba® See Aquatics, page 39. = Daytime/senior-friendly class

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YOGA Introduction to Yoga Workshop

If you want to try yoga but don’t think you are flexible enough, this short-form class is for you. Learn the basics of group classes, how to modify for your specific needs, and essential guidelines to follow in any kind of yoga class. Offered in partnership with RiverGarden Yoga Center. Mon Sep 26 • 5:45-6:45p • 6 sessions • $62 Creative Arts SS • A. McDonough • #5073FCA

Beginning Hatha Yoga

Learn the basic principles of yoga to stretch and strengthen your body and mind. Bring a blanket, yoga mat and belt. Wear loose clothing and please keep perfume/scented lotion usage to a minimum. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. Mon Sep 26 • 5:15-6:15p • 12 sessions • $92 Ramsey MS • K. Kuluvar • #5875FHA Thu Sep 29 • 5:15-6:15p • 10 sessions • $87 Highland Park MS • K. Kuluvar • #5875FHB

Continuing Yoga Gentle Yoga Workshop

Experience gentle yoga postures to open the body, soothing breath techniques to calm the mind, and guided visualization to support your health and well-being. All abilities welcome. The class will be catered to your needs and interests. Offered in partnership with RiverGarden Yoga Center. Mon Sep 26 • 7:00-8:00p • 6 sessions • $62 Creative Arts SS • A. McDonough • #5072FCA

For students who have completed one year of Beginning Yoga or with instructor permission. Students will explore positions in standing, sitting, twists, inversions, forward and backward extensions. Bring three blankets, two yoga blocks and one yoga belt. Please keep perfume/scented lotion usage to a minimum. Mon Sep 26 • 6:20-7:50p • 12 sessions • $112 Ramsey MS • K. Kuluvar • #5873FCA

Beginning/Advanced Beginning Hatha Yoga

Gentle Yoga

Balance your body and mind through gentle movements, yoga postures, breathing exercises and deep relaxation – a great class for beginners or those wanting a gentle approach to yoga. Accommodations available for those unable to get on the floor. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. No class Nov. 16. Wed Sep 28 • 10:00-11:00a • 8 sessions • $58 Wheelock Early Learning Center • A. Carlson • #5701FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

Recognize your physical and mental potential through yoga! This introductory class focuses on the basic principles of Iyengar yoga. Bring two blankets and a yoga mat. Wear loose clothing and please keep perfume/scented lotion usage to a minimum. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. No class Dec. 3. Sat Sep 24 • 8:00-9:00a • 12 sessions • $92 Ramsey MS • J. Laine • #5874FCB

Advanced Beginning Hatha Yoga

Continue your Iyengar yoga journey with this follow up to Beginning/Advanced Beginning Hatha Yoga with more physically demanding and complex poses. Bring two blankets, a yoga mat and belt. Wear loose clothing and please keep perfume/ scented lotion usage to a minimum. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. Tue Sep 27 • 5:15-6:15p • 12 sessions • $92 Ramsey MS • J. Laine • #5876FCA Wed Sep 28 • 5:15-6:15p • 12 sessions • $92 Ramsey MS • J. Laine • #5876FCB

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FALL 2016

Fitness & Dance Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

Intermediate Hatha Yoga

For students who have completed Beginning and Advanced Beginning Yoga classes and are looking to continue challenging their Iyengar yoga practice. Bring three blankets, a yoga mat and belt. Wear loose clothing and please keep perfume/scented lotion usage to a minimum. Canceled classes will not be rescheduled. Tue Sep 27 • 6:20-8:05p • 12 sessions • $120 Ramsey MS • J. Laine • #5877FCA Wed Sep 28 • 6:20-8:05p • 12 sessions • $120 Ramsey MS • J. Laine • #5877FCB Sat Oct 1 • 9:05-10:35a • 11 sessions • $111 Ramsey MS • J. Laine • #5877FCC

Meditation Basics & Kundalini Yoga

Meditation has many health benefits, such as stress relief and emotional balance. Discover the basic elements of meditation and yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. Each class will include yoga exercises to prepare the body, relaxation to calm the nervous system, and one or more meditations. Wear comfortable clothing for movement. Wed Sep 28 • 7:00-8:30p • 6 sessions • $57 RiverGarden Yoga Center • J. Paxton • #5880FCA 455 West 7th Street, 55102 Sat Oct 1 • 9:00-10:30a • 6 sessions • $57 RiverGarden Yoga Center • J. Paxton • #5880FCB 455 West 7th Street, 55102

DANCE Adult Ballet 2

Ages 18 and up. Enjoy classical ballet training in an affirming atmosphere. This class will help you develop strength, flexibility and balance. It is elegant fitness at its best. Ballet leotard, tights and slippers recommended. Please call Grand Jeté at 651-2270331 for dancewear questions. Wed Sep 28 • 6:15-7:30p • 6 sessions • $62 The Klub Haus • G. Finnegan-Saulitis • #3510FCA 1079 Rice St., 55117

African Movement

Experince the dance styles of the African Diaspora, drawing from West Africa, the Caribbean and with Afro-Latin influences, accompanied by live drumming. No class Nov. 8. Tue Oct 4 • 6:00-7:30p • 8 sessions • $64 Central HS • A. Morris-Van Tassel • #3725FCA

Basic Belly Dance: Lebanese-Style

Belly dancing is an ancient art form that is a fun and exciting way to express yourself and get a great workout at the same time. Learn dance techniques, rhythms and music of the Mideast. Wear comfortable clothing. For women only please. Wed Sep 28 • 6:00-7:30p • 6 sessions • $48 Harding HS • A. Ebeling • #3515FCA

Yoga for Life

Gentle hatha-based yoga is appropriate for all fitness and yoga levels. Learn basic postures, strength, flexibility, breath awareness and guided relaxation. Bring a yoga mat and water bottle. Wear comfortable clothing and please keep perfume/scented lotion usage to a minimum. Wed Sep 28 • 6:00-7:00p • 8 sessions • $82 Como Park Elem • M. Ames • #5700FCA

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Fitness & Dance Saint Paul Ballet Adult Classes 655 Fairview Ave. N., 55104 More details at www.spballet.org. Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

Line Dancing with a Twist

Build camaraderie with fellow dancers as you move through the steps of various line dances. Whether your interest is pop, country or anything in between, line dancing is great for increasing your cardiovascular fitness level, strengthening your bones without hurting your joints, and giving your memory a workout, too. No partner necessary. Wed Sep 21 • 12:30-1:30p • 6 sessions • $48 Arlington Hills Community Center • D. Allen • #6408FSA 1200 Payne Ave., 55130 Wed Nov 2 • 12:30-1:30p • 6 sessions • $48 Arlington Hills Community Center • D. Allen • #6408FSB 1200 Payne Ave., 55130

Fundamentals of Adult Ballet

An entry-level class for students, ages 18 and up, with little or no previous experience. Learn basic feet and arm positions, class etiquette, direction of movements and terminology based on the Russian style of ballet. Please see dress code online at www.spballet.org. Wed Nov 2 • 6:30-7:30p • 8 sessions • $104 • #3511FCA

Adult Beginning Ballet

A class for students, ages 18 and up, who have had at least three months of ballet experience. Wed Nov 2 • 7:30-8:45p • 8 sessions • $104 • #3512FCA Sat Nov 5 • 8:45-10:00a • 6 sessions • $78 • #3512FCB

Ballet: Adult Lifelong

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Ages 18 and up. This is a less-strenuous class for the mature dancer who loves the elegance of ballet and welcomes a slower pace. Thu Nov 3 • 10:00-11:30a • 7 sessions • $91 • #3520FCA Mon Nov 7 • 10:00-11:30a • 7 sessions • $91 • #3520FCB

= Daytime/senior-friendly class Register online at commed.spps.org

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Health & Wellness Registration

Phone: 651-744-5094 Mail: C.E. Office at Central HS Central Senior High School 275 N. Lexington Pkwy. St. Paul, MN 55104

Additional registration information on page 58.

Abdominal Strengtheners

Explore different, more effective ways to flatten your stomach, reshape your waistline, and prevent/relieve lower back discomfort without having to get on the floor. Thu Nov 17 • 6:00-7:30p • 1 session • $37 Highland Park MS • J. Novak • #5666FCA

Alexander Technique: Rethink Your Posture

This class explores the connection between your thinking, your balance and your posture. Learn practical skills from the Alexander Technique to get your mind and body working for you. Some work will be done on the floor. Students should bring a mat to class. Thu Sep 29 • 6:45-7:45p • 6 sessions • $62 Highland Park MS • L. Hill • #8563FCA

CPR: Adult, Child, Infant & AED Training

Learn CPR and obstructed airway procedures for adults, children and infants. Upon completion of this class, you will receive a twoyear certification from the American Heart Association. Mon Sep 26 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $62 Central HS • Twin Cities Safety • #5512FCA Mon Oct 17 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $62 Central HS • Twin Cities Safety • #5512FCB Mon Nov 14 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $62 Central HS • Twin Cities Safety • #5512FCC

First Aid Training

This class will cover First Aid training as offered by the American Heart Association. It will include practice, video demonstrations, discussion and a written test. When this class is completed with satisfactory results, you will be certified for two years. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $62 Central HS • Twin Cities Safety • #5515FCA Tue Oct 18 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $62 Central HS • Twin Cities Safety • #5515FCB Tue Nov 15 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $62 Central HS • Twin Cities Safety • #5515FCC

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Meditation & Energy Skills for Life & Relationships

Whose energy is driving your decisions, actions and emotions? Uncover your best self with an innovative meditation system. Explore ways to skillfully interact with your energy and the energy of others, generating kindness, openness and generosity. Mon Oct 3 • 6:30-8:00p • 6 sessions • $64 Creative Arts SS • S. Remke • #5634FEA

Meditation & Energy Skills for Life & Relationships – Ongoing Class

For those who have taken the basic class, this ongoing class will further your exploration of your best self with an innovative meditation system. Explore ways to skillfully interact with your energy and the energy of others, generating kindness, openness and generosity. Wed Sep 28 • 6:30-8:00p • 6 sessions • $64 Ramsey MS • S. Remke • #5635FEA

Overcome Your Carbohydrate Cravings

Overcoming carb cravings is not a matter of willpower but a matter of biology. Learn how you can stop the vicious cycle of food craving and weight gain through a two-week plan designed to stop cravings, help you lose weight and help keep your insulin levels balanced. Mon Oct 17 • 6:00-7:30p • 1 session • $37 Ramsey MS • J. Novak • #5517FCA

Seizure First Aid

One in ten people will have a seizure in their lifetime – do you know how to respond? Learn how to recognize and respond to the four main types of seizures. We’ll also cover the basics of epilepsy, causes of the condition, seizure triggers, treatment options and more. Wed Oct 26 • 6:30-7:30p • 1 session • $5 Harding HS • Epilepsy Foundation • #5683FSA

Health & Wellness AGING AND VETERANS RESOURCES Dementia Friends Session

Help make St. Paul a dementia-friendly community by becoming a Dementia Friend. Learn about dementia and how you can make a difference for people living with dementia. No prior experience or dementia expertise is necessary. All ages are welcome. Learn more at www.ACTonALZ.org/st-paul-neighborhood Tue Oct 18 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • Free Sun Ray Library • ACT On Alzheimer's • #6419FEA

Excuse Me, What Did You Say? Understanding Hearing Loss, Tinnitus & Hearing Aids

Hearing loss and tinnitus can affect our ability to clearly hear the sounds around us and exploring the world of hearing aids can be overwhelming. Learn about the different types of hearing loss, the impact of hearing loss and tinnitus on communication, and hearing aid styles and the technology available. Information on the Telephone Equipment Distribution Program (TED) will also be provided. Offered in partnership with Minnesota Academy of Audiology and Minnesota Department of Human Services. Mon Oct 17 • 1:00-3:00p • 1 session • $9 Rice Street Library • M. Richter • #6415FSA

Medicare A, B, C, & D: An Overview

Unravel the mystery that is Medicare, including what is covered by Parts A and B, enrollment guidelines, Minnesota options including the Advantage Plans (Part C), Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D), and where to go for extra help with prescription drug costs. We will also cover Medicare fraud. Wed Oct 5 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • $5 Harding HS • Metropolitan Area Agency on Aging • #5501FSA

Getting to Know VA Benefits

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Receive important information on the State and Federal VA Benefits that apply to veterans and their family members. Learn what benefits exist, who is eligible and who to contact for assistance with the VA claims process. Tue Oct 18 • 1:00-2:00p • 1 session • Free Sun Ray Library • D. Kaiser • #5560FSA

= Daytime/senior-friendly class Register online at commed.spps.org

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Home & Garden Registration

Phone: 651-744-3072 Mail: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Additional registration information on page 58.

• All supply fees must be paid to instructors on the first day of class.

MAINTENANCE Basic Home Repair

Save money by learning how to do some of the most common home repairs yourself with emphasis on sinks, faucets, tubular drainage, toilet repairs and electrical repairs. Information will be presented on types of tools needed and their uses. Wed Oct 5 • 6:30-8:30p • 3 sessions • $53 Humboldt SS • P. Schwartz • #6800FEA

Drywall & Plaster Repair

Need to repair damaged walls and ceilings? • Receive instruction on the different kinds of drywall, hanging and taping, drywall repair, and repairing of plastered areas with either drywall or plaster. Hands-on opportunities are included. Wed Nov 16 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $31 Harding HS • P. Schwartz • #6012FEA

Electrical Circuits

Learn to do basic home electrical wiring repairs. We will cover the different types of wire, circuit breakers, light switches and wall receptacles and learn how to replace them. Wire three different types of circuits in class and learn how to test them. Wed Oct 26 • 6:00-8:30p • 2 sessions • $41 Harding HS • P. Schwartz • #6200FEA

Old Windows: Repair or Replace?

Replacing windows can be a big financial commitment. Join a window repair and restoration expert to explore all of your options! Learn some tips and tricks for repairing windows yourself, and find out when you are better off opting for a professional replacement. Wed Oct 5 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $41 Ramsey MS • P. Schmidt • #6007FEA

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WOODWORKING Basic Woodshop

Get comfortable in the woodshop by building your own stepstool using hand or small power tools. Practice most phases of woodworking skills: cutting, gluing, sanding and assembly. Materials for this project will be furnished, however, students are encouraged to bring their own power or hand tools. Mon Nov 7 • 6:30-9:00p • 6 sessions • $75 + $15 supply fee Central HS • P. Schwartz • #6000FEA

Woodworking 1 & 2

For beginners and those with some experience. Learn the basics of woodworking with power equipment while making a beautiful night stand/end table. The project will cover methods of precise layout and joining. No class Oct. 22. Sat Sep 24 • 9:00a-12:00p • 6 sessions • $83 + $25 supply fee Central HS • P. Schwartz • #6005FEA

GARDENING Is Beekeeping for You?

Why do honeybees need our help? Why are bees so important for gardens? What does it take to become a beekeeper? Get answers to these and other bee questions and find out if becoming a beekeeper is right for you. Thu Oct 27 • 6:00-9:00p • 1 session • $23 Highland Park MS • J. Sabin • #3196FEA

Language & Writing Registration

Phone: 651-744-5094 Mail: C.E. Office at Central HS Central Senior High School 275 N. Lexington Pkwy. St. Paul, MN 55104

Additional registration information on page 58.

• All supply and text fees must be paid to instructors on the first day of class.

LANGUAGE Beginning French 1

Basic conversation, reading, listening and writing skills will be taught focusing largely on immersion learning. Students will learn basic regular verbs as well as some irregular verbs. Present, past and future tenses, basic negations, questions and adjective usage are also part of the class. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:25p • 8 sessions • $62 Central HS • C. Holmes • #4000FCA

French 2

Intended for students who have completed beginning- or intermediate-level classes. The primary objective of this course is to help students further develop proficiency in communicating in French. Students will review and learn new vocabulary and develop their grammar structures. Oral expression is a big part of this class. Tue Sep 27 • 7:30-8:55p • 8 sessions • $62 Central HS • C. Holmes • #4002FCA

Introduction to Irish Gaelic

Learn basic conversation and useful phrases, along with insights into how the language works. Students who complete this course will have the option of continuing with Monday night Irish lessons for free, in the regular program taught by Gaeltacht Minnesota for more than 30 years. Learn more about Gaeltacht Minnesota and the Irish language at www.gaelminn.org. Mon Sep 26 • 7:00-9:00p • 4 sessions • $40 Central HS • W. Kenny • #4010FCA

Conversational Hmong for Non-Hmong Speakers

Learn basic grammar structure of the Hmong language as well as work on vocabulary acquisition. Master basic sentences that will help to better converse with Hmong native speakers. Conversations will include a variety of settings such as work, school, health and play. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:30p • 8 sessions • $62 + $10 text fee Ramsey MS • L. Pao Xiong • #4181FCA

Reading & Writing Hmong French 3

Vous aimez parler Français? This is an intermediate conversation class conducted entirely in French. We will choose a variety of fun discussion topics such as music, food, film, literature and current events. At least two years of French experience recommended. Venez nombreux! Laissez les bons temps rouler! Wed Sep 28 • 7:00-9:00p • 8 sessions • $66 Central HS • C. Holmes • #4003FCA

Learn to read and write Hmong with Concordia language instructor Lee Pao Xiong. Students will spend time reading, constructing sentences and writing basic correspondences while learning the Hmong language from both lecture and hands-on exercises. Mon Sep 26 • 6:00-7:30p • 8 sessions • $62 + $10 text fee Ramsey MS • L. Pao Xiong • #4180FCA

Italian 1

This class will introduce you to basic grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary along with insights on Italian culture. The textbook, Learn Italian the Fast and Fun Way, may be purchased at Barnes & Noble Booksellers or online at Amazon.com. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:25p • 8 sessions • $62 Como Park HS • M. Nilles • #4170FCA

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Language & Writing Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

Italian 2

This class is a continuation of Italian 1 and includes more complex grammar, writing and conversation. Students with previous Italian language experience are also welcome. Ci Vediamo! The textbook, Learn Italian the Fast and Fun Way, may be purchased at Barnes & Noble Booksellers or online at Amazon.com. Tue Sep 27 • 7:30-9:00p • 8 sessions • $62 Como Park HS • M. Nilles • #4171FCA

Beginning Japanese

Discover the Japanese culture through basic conversation and expression. Please provide email address as class materials will be sent electronically before the first class. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:30p • 8 sessions • $62 Ramsey MS • T. Shimano • #4340FCA

Intermediate Japanese

Students will concentrate on the use of verbs. Knowledge of the Japanese scripts hiragana and katakana is helpful but not required. Please provide email address as class materials will be sent electronically before the first class. Tue Sep 27 • 7:35-9:00p • 8 sessions • $62 Ramsey MS • T. Shimano • #4341FCA

Advanced Japanese

Ideal for students who have completed Intermediate Japanese, this class will further develop students' vocabulary and conversational skills. No class Oct. 13. Thu Sep 29 • 6:00-7:30p • 8 sessions • $62 Highland Park MS • T. Shimano • #4342FCA

Conversational Japanese

Course content is largely driven by students' interests such as kanji, grammar and commonly used expressions. Completion of Advanced Japanese or equivalent is recommended. No class Oct. 13. Thu Sep 29 • 7:35-9:00p • 8 sessions • $62 Highland Park MS • T. Shimano • #4343FCA

Beginning Spanish 1

Designed for those taking Spanish for the first time or for those who need a refresher, this class will cover basic conversation and the fifty most common regular verbs. Taught by a native Spanish speaker. Mon Sep 26 • 6:00-7:25p • 8 sessions • $62 + $10 text fee Ramsey MS • S. Rios • #4360FCA

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Beginning Spanish 2

This class is a continuation of Beginning Spanish 1 or for those who have had high school or some college Spanish and would like to work on their sentence writing and conversation. Learn grammatical rules and conjugation of fifty regular verbs and seventeen irregular verbs in present, past and future simple tenses. Taught by a native Spanish speaker. Mon Sep 26 • 7:30-9:00p • 8 sessions • $62 + $10 text fee Ramsey MS • S. Rios • #4361FCA

Intermediate Spanish

For students who have completed the Advanced Beginning class or have a good handle on the simple verb tenses. We will focus on compound tenses, the conjugation of verbs, and the writing of sentences. Wed Sep 28 • 6:00-7:25p • 8 sessions • $62 + $10 text fee Ramsey MS • S. Rios • #4364FCA

Advanced Spanish

Immerse yourself in the Spanish language in this intensive class intended for students with the equivalent of at least four years of high school Spanish, some college Spanish or time spent in a Spanish-speaking country. The class will be taught entirely in Spanish to increase fluency, refine conversational skills and review grammar. Wed Sep 28 • 7:30-9:00p • 8 sessions • $62 + $10 text fee Ramsey MS • S. Rios • #4365FCA

WRITING Exploring the Art of Personal Writing

Writing is an important, accessible art form and the awareness that comes with it expands the creative process. Explore various writing genres from journals to letters, memoir to poetry, and essay to fiction to help you discover your distinctive voice and style. Bring a journal, your favorite pen and your imagination. Mon Sep 26 • 7:00-8:30p • 5 sessions • $52 + $5 supply fee Ramsey MS • P. Blau • #4400FCA

Language & Writing Fix Your Errors in English

Discover the most common errors in grammar: problems with subject and verb agreement, misplaced modifiers, incomplete sentences, confusion over homonyms and more. Examine aspects of writing styles, as well as proofreading techniques. Mon Oct 17 • 7:00-9:00p • 1 session • $30 Como Park HS • M. Moen • #4050FCA

How to Write Your Family History Book

Learn how to create a family history book you can be proud of! Students will explore their personal history with family group sheets, pedigree charts, maps, indexes, narratives and more. Mon Nov 7 • 7:00-9:00p • 1 session • $30 Como Park HS • M. Moen • #4051FCA

How to Write, Publish & Sell Your Ebook

Explore the world of writing in this fun and informative class intended for the self-starting author interested in publishing their own work and sharing it with a worldwide audience. Learn about royalty rates, costs, processes, formats, promotion and sales, and how to convert your manuscript into an ebook. Tue Oct 18 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $30 Como Park HS • S. Smith • #4510FCA

Congratulations, You Have Written a Book. Now What?

Learn about every stage of the self-publishing process: creation, publication, promoting/marketing and sales. Through timehonored, traditional and cutting-edge strategies, take advantage of new ways to promote and sell your books to a worldwide audience. Thu Sep 29 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $30 Highland Park MS • S. Smith • #4511FCA

Interested in teaching a class and working with the community? Community Education is always looking for talented instructors available after school hours, in evenings and on Saturdays. We are currently seeking qualified instructors to work with adults and youth in a variety of topics. For more information, visit

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Older Adults Arts Crafts l Hobbies l Textiles Registration

Phone: 651-744-3072 Mail: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Punch Cards: Additional registration information on page 58.

Punch cards must be purchased to participate in Cards, Clubs, and select older adult activities that are ongoing. The fee for the punch card is $10 for 10 sessions and is good for one year from the date of purchase.

CARDS Cribbage

Do you play cribbage and are looking for a friendly group to play with? This group meets every week. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Preregistration is not necessary. Purchase punch card onsite. Thu Sep 8 • 12:00-2:30p • ongoing • punch card Battle Creek Rec • #3173FSA

Hand & Foot

Hand and Foot is a card game similar to Canasta but involving more decks of cards. Join a friendly group that meets every week to play. Please arrive 15 minutes early. Preregistration is not necessary. Purchase punch card on-site. Wed Sep 7 • 12:00-2:30p • ongoing • punch card Battle Creek Rec • #3170FSA

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Don’t see what you are looking for? Additional daytime classes are offered throughout other sections of the catalog. Look for the sunshine icon! = Daytime/senior-friendly class

CLUBS Book Club

Connect and discuss with fellow readers! Great titles from many genres are explored – a new book each month. Call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072 for the current selection. Meets the fourth Monday of each month. Preregistration is not necessary. Purchase punch card on-site. Mon Sep 26 • 1:00-2:30p • ongoing • punch card Sun Ray Library • #3174FSA

Knit & Crochet Club

Refresh your skills or learn how to knit and crochet with us. Share, read patterns and get new ideas. Beginners are welcome. Preregistration is not necessary. Purchase punch card on-site. Tue Sep 6 • 9:30a-12:00p • ongoing • punch card Oxford Community Center • #3097FSA Tue Sep 13 • 10:30a-12:30p • ongoing • punch card Wheelock Early Learning Center • #3097FSB 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

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DRIVING CLASSES 55+ Driver Safety Courses

Motorists 55 years of age and older will explore changes in traffic laws and traffic safety, the latest vehicle technology, and easy-touse defensive driving and accident prevention tips. Completion of these courses will produce a 10% decrease in your car insurance. The 8-hour course is required for first-time students; the 4-hour refresher is required every three years thereafter. Instructors vary by vendor, date and location. All courses result in the same discount.

8-Hour Courses AARP 8-Hour: Wed Sep 28 • 4:30-8:30p • 2 sessions • $24 East Side Learning Hub • #5627FSA @ Harding HS, 1526 E. Sixth St., 55106 Sat Nov 5 • 8:30a-12:30p • 2 sessions • $24 Central HS • #5627FSB Minnesota Highway Safety & Research Center 8-Hour: Mon Oct 10 • 9:00a-1:00p • 2 sessions • $26 1780 West 7th • #5625FSA

4-Hour Refresher Courses AARP 4-Hour Refresher: Tue Sep 13 • 12:00-4:00p • 1 session • $20 Sun Ray Library • #5628FSA Sat Oct 15 • 8:30a-12:30p • 1 session • $20 Edgcumbe Rec • #5628FSB Wed Oct 26 • 4:30-8:30p • 1 session • $20 Humboldt SS • #5628FSC Mon Nov 7 • 9:30a-1:30p • 1 session • $20 Wheelock Early Learning Center • #5628FSD 1521 Edgerton St., 55130 Tue Dec 6 • 12:00-4:00p • 1 session • $20 Sun Ray Library • #5628FSE Tue Jan 17 • 12:00-4:00p • 1 session • $20 East Side Learning Hub • #5628WSA @ Harding HS, 1526 E. Sixth St., 55106

Minnesota Highway Safety & Research Center 4-Hour Refresher: Mon Sept 19 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $22 North Dale Rec • #5626FSA Tue Oct 18 • 12:00-4:00p • 1 session • $22 Rondo Community Outreach Library • #5626FSB Tue Nov 15 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $22 North Dale Rec • #5626FSC Mon Dec 12 • 12:00-4:00p • 1 session • $22 Rondo Community Outreach Library • #5626FSD Mon Jan 23 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $22 1780 West 7th • #5626WSA

FITNESS & HEALTH All Around Fitness

All Around Fitness is for everyone. Sessions feature exercise techniques for older adults, including strength training and cardiovascular conditioning. Work at your own pace and receive personal attention from a trained instructor. Tue/Thu Sep 20 • 9:15-10:15a • 20 sessions • $60 Arlington Hills Community Center • J. Campbell • #5150FSA 1200 Payne Ave., 55130

Looking for more fitness options? Check out Zumba Gold, Gentle Yoga and Line Dancing with a Twist See Fitness & Dance, pages 20-21, 23.

Help Youth In Need by contributing to the Lyle Swanson Youth Scholarship Fund. For details and to make a contribution, visit www.commed.spps.org

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Special Topics & Events Registration

Phone: 651-744-3072 Mail: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Additional registration information on page 58.

Connecting with Rosie the Riveter

During World War II, women stepped into a wide range of new roles and “Rosie the Riveter” represented many of these new experiences. Our exploration will pay attention to these experiences and images in Minnesota. We will also consider the impact these developments had on the women’s movement. Mon Nov 7 • 6:00-7:30p • 4 sessions • $55 East Side Freedom Library • B. McMahon/P. Rachleff • #6407FSA 1105 Greenbrier St., 55130

Create an Active Life

Discover what the Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education Older Adults Program can offer those who are looking to try something new, or build fellowships with other older adults. The event includes demonstrations, entertainment and food. Register by September 6. Mon Sep 12 • 4:00-7:00p • 1 session • $7* * UCare discount does not apply. Wheelock Early Learning Center • #6449FSA 1521 Edgerton St., 55130

The Artist’s Way Workshop: Finding your Creative Self – Part 1

For beginning and returning students. The Artist's Way is an international bestseller on rediscovering creativity; this workshop covers chapters 1-6. We'll walk through creative exercises from the book and beyond as we support each other in removing our artistic blocks and fostering confidence. $34 optional book fee. No class Oct. 31. Mon Oct 3 • 6:30-8:30p • 6 sessions • $81 + $15 supply fee Ramsey MS • T.L. Tieso • #3107FEA

An Introduction to Islam & Muslims

Gain a better understanding of what Islam teaches and what Muslims practice. The class will introduce basic terminology, demographics and differences between religion and culture. Learn about the beliefs and practices of Muslims as well as religious celebrations. All questions are welcomed. Wed Sep 28 • 7:00-9:00p • 1 session • $22 Ramsey MS • Islamic Resource Group • #4680FCA

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Women in Islam

Explore Islamic teachings of different roles and cultural differences of Muslim women in society. Discussions will include common misconceptions regarding Muslim women and an explanation of gender equity in the spiritual, social and economic aspects of life. Wed Nov 2 • 7:00-9:00p • 1 session • $22 Ramsey MS • Islamic Resource Group • #4681FCA

Middle East Today

Present day conflicts are often rooted in the past. Review events ranging from the defeat of the Ottoman Empire, the creation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and partition of Palestine, to today's conflicts in the Arab world. Wed Oct 5 • 6:30-7:30p • 1 session • $15 Harding HS • D. Hartman • #6447FSA

Know Your City Neighborhoods, Past & Present

The histories of St. Paul's many neighborhoods are as varied as the people who live here. Listen to local neighborhood historians and glean a deeper understanding of our city's past. Sign up for one or both! Payne/Phalen Neighborhood Sat Oct 8 • 10:30a-12:00p • 1 session • $17 East Side Freedom Library • P. Rachleff • #6435FSA 1105 Greenbrier St., 55130 West 7th, between 1880 and 1960 Tue Nov 1 • 6:00-7:30p • 1 session • $17 1780 West 7th • G. Brueggemann • #6435FSB

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

Special Topics & Events VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Older Adults & ECFE Volunteer Opportunity

Prohibition in Minnesota

Examine the Prohibition era as it affected Minnesota with a special look at a group of moonshiners in Stearns County that distilled corn liquor moonshine on many central Minnesota farms. Their product became well-known across America as "Minnesota 13.” We’ll also look at the Volstead Act, named for a congressman from Minnesota that set the rules for enforcing prohibition. Wed Oct 12 • 6:30-7:30p • 1 session • $15 Harding HS • D. Hartman • #6439FSA

Minnesota’s Surviving Railroad Depots

Hear about Minnesota's remaining railroad depots, including six in Ramsey County, through an entertaining, fact-filled narrative by Bill Schrankler, author of Shadows of Time...Minnesota's Surviving Railroad Depots. Look at Minnesota's railroad history through photographs, maps and brief studies of the aging structures that range from opulent buildings to small wooden structures. Tue Oct 25 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • $15 Como Park HS • W.J. Schrankler • #6440FSA

Unretirement with Chris Farrell

Spend an evening with Minnesota Public Radio's Chris Farrell as he discusses his newest book, Unretirement: How Baby Boomers Are Changing The Way We Think About Work, Community and the Good Life. Space is limited – registration required. Tue Nov 15 • 6:30-8:30p • 1 session • Free Dakota Lodge • C. Farrell • #6448FEA 1200 Stassen Lane, West St. Paul, 55118

A meaningful opportunity awaits you. Join the St. Paul Community Education Older Adults Program as it supports an Early Childhood Family Education classroom. Help preschoolers with snack time, putting on coats, reading books and more. Monday-Friday, 10:00-11:30 a.m., October 17-November 18. Volunteer as many days as you like. For a complete schedule, call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072. ECFE classes are held at Wheelock Early Learning Center, 1521 Edgerton St., 55130.

Saint Paul Public Schools AVID Tutoring Opportunity

Second Harvest Volunteer Opportunity

Help students develop skills for college readiness by being an AVID tutor! Tutors are trained and work with small groups of students in middle and high school classrooms two days per week. You don't need to be an expert in a subject or a teacher to be an AVID tutor. Times and locations are flexible. For more information, contact Katie Dimmel at kate.dimmel@spps.org or Kristin Butler at kristin.butler@spps.org. #6446FSA

Make a difference in only two hours and join us as we pack food boxes. Second Harvest Heartland distributes volunteer-packed boxes of groceries each month to those in need; all 9,000 boxes are packed by volunteers on an assembly line. Requires standing for approximately two hours and placing items in boxes as they travel on a conveyor belt. Wear closed-toe shoes for safety. Transportation is not provided. Tue Oct 18 • 2:00-4:00p • 1 session • Volunteer Second Harvest Heartland's • S. Mansee • #6414FSA Maplewood Warehouse 1140 Gervais Ave., 55109 (Hwy. 36 and Hwy. 61)

= Daytime/senior-friendly class Register online at commed.spps.org

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Travel To register or for more information, call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

Registration Information • Online registration begins Tuesday, September 6. • Phone registration begins Wednesday, September 7. and continues until tours are full: 651-744-3072. • Payment by credit card is preferred with registration. • Payment by check is accepted if received within ten days of registration. • No senior discount. Make payment to: ISD# 625, write the trip number(s) on the noteline, and mail to: C.E. Office at Harding HS East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St. St. Paul, MN 55106

Payment/Refund Policy

Day Trips: • 25% of fee is due at time of registration. • Balance is due three weeks prior to trip, unless noted. • Refunds minus a $10 processing fee will only be issued up to 15 business days prior to a scheduled day trip, unless otherwise specified. • NO refunds will be issued less than 15 business days for a day trip. • NO refunds will be issued for individual cancellations due • to inclement weather. Overnight Trips: • 25% of fee is due at time of registration. • Balance is due six weeks prior to trip, unless otherwise specified. • Refunds minus a $10 processing fee will only be issued up to 30 business days (six weeks) prior to a scheduled overnight trip (varies by vendor). • Unless specified, no refunds will be issued less than 30 business days (six weeks) prior to a scheduled overnight trip. Any trip canceled by Community Education will be fully refunded.

Pick-up Sites (vary by tour) Grace Lutheran Church • 1730 Old Hudson Rd. Oxford Community Center • 270 N. Lexington Pkwy. (Please park on the east side of parking lot away from the building.)

Tour Activity Rating System The Saint Paul Community Education Tour Activity Rating below is an approximate guide to help participants judge the activity level of a tour. Codes are based on the level of activity and physical ability rather than age. On the scale, 1 is the least demanding (appropriate for those with limited mobility but able to board buses on their own) and 5 is the most demanding, requiring a high level of physical fitness and mobility. If you’re unsure if a program is right for you, please call Sandy at 651-744-3072. 1 Limited mobility welcome 2 Must walk with minimal assistance 3 Active – able to do some steps and/or stairs 4 Demanding – extensive walking/stairs/standing 5 Only very fit

DAY TOURS The Meat Trek: 3 Hours, 4 Fine Butcher Shops

The Twin Cities are home to exceptional butcher shops carrying fine, dry-aged beef, shop-made sausages, old-fashioned stewing hens, uncommon cuts and other delights. Meet the butchers and learn the histories of their stores and the traditions they grew from. New locations visited each tour. Bring along an insulated shopping bag or cooler. Transportation between locations is on your own. Sat Sep 24 • 1:00-4:00p • 1 session • $39 J. Grover • Activity Rating 3 • #8093FEA Hagberg's Country Market, 11325 Stillwater Blvd. N., Lake Elmo, 55042

Exploring Twin Cities Markets

Our cities’ rich diversity can be seen in its community grocery stores where you‘ll find fresh vegetables, pantry staples and condiments, mouth-watering meats and memorable takeout. New locations visited each tour. Transportation between locations is on your own. Sat Oct 1 • 1:00-4:00p • 1 session • $39 J. Grover • Activity Rating 3 • #3437FEA Unidale Mall Farmers’ Market, 554 University Ave. W., 55103

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

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Saints & Sinners: The Prohibition Era in Saint Paul

The Saintly City wasn’t always so saintly. Stroll through downtown and discuss the local impact of Prohibition, when Saint Paul was a hot spot for bootleggers. Learn about Saint Paul’s beer history, including today’s boom in craft beer, and end the day at a local watering hole to wet your whistle (not included in fee). Fee includes tour and guide. Meet at the Science Museum of Minnesota Plaza. Register by September 27. Sat Oct 1 • 2:00-5:00p • 1 session • $30 K. Johnson • Activity Rating 4 • #8028FSA Science Museum of Minnesota Plaza, 120 W. Kellogg Blvd., 55102

Senior Housing Tour: Whatever Word You Use, It Still Means HOME

Creating a home is an adventure at any age. Explore alternatives to single family homes including a cooperative, a subsidized apartment, a market-rate independent rental, and a campus with a continuum of care ranging from independent living to assisted living. Bonnie Clark, publisher of the Twin Cities Senior Housing Guide, will explain the types of housing and answer questions. Fee includes lunch, tours, presentations, minicoach transportation and guide. Register by September 28. Tue Oct 11 • 9:00a-4:00p • 1 session • $40 S. Mansee • Activity Rating 2 • #8023FSA Oxford Community Center (9:00a)

Cemetery Walking Tour

Enjoy a lovely Saturday on a walking tour of some of Saint Paul's finest cemeteries. Discover what cemeteries can tell us about the history and sociology of the city. Wear comfortable shoes and bring lunch money. Transportation between locations is on your own. Sat Oct 15 • 9:00a-4:00p • 1 session • $35 M.B. Hummel • Activity Rating 3 • #8001FEA Calvary Cemetery, East Gate, 753 Front Ave., 55103

Art & Chocolate

Feed your senses, fill your spirit and stretch your imagination! Travel around the Twin Cities as we discover fine foods, chocolate and art. Talk with local food artisans and artists and enjoy a visual array of public art in unexpected places. Lunch on your own. Fee includes samples, motorcoach transportation and guide. Register by October 18. Wed Oct 26 • 10:00a-4:00p • 1 session • $67 T. McCormick • Activity Rating 3 • #8029FSA Grace Lutheran Church (10:00a) Oxford Community Center (10:20a)

Nifty Thrifty Tour

Tour local boutiques and thrift stores in the Stillwater area. Find vintage pieces and one-of-a-kind gems, repurposed items and antiques – all at bargain prices. Be inspired by arty and eclectic creations and see what catches your eye. Lunch on your own. Fee includes minicoach transportation and guide. Register by October 28. Sat Nov 5 • 10:00a-4:00p • 1 session • $62 T. McCormick • Activity Rating 3 • #8096FSA Grace Lutheran Church (9:30a) Oxford Community Center (9:50a)

Feast Festival

The Feast Festival at the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester, Minn. features farmers and food makers with over 100 exhibit booths, chefs demonstrating locally sourced recipes, DIY and healthy living workshops, and a local food, beer and wine tasting event. Come with wish lists for yourself and the foodies in your life! Fee includes admission, motorcoach transportation and guide. An optional wine and beer sampling wristband is available to purchase for $15 upon arrival. Register by November 22. Sat Dec 3 • 8:00a-3:30p • 1 session • $49 S. Mansee • Activity Rating 3 • #8030FSA Grace Lutheran Church (8:00a) Oxford Community Center (8:20a)

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Travel To register or for more information, call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072.

White Christmas

Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-anddance act after World War II. With romance in mind, they follow a duo of singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. This heartwarming musical adaptation features a dazzling score of Irving Berlin songs. Fee includes Tier 2 tickets and guide. Meet at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. Register by October 26; no refund after October 26. Sat Dec 10 • 1:45-4:45p • 1 session • $62 S. Mansee • Activity Rating 1 • #8031FSA Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, 345 Washington St., 55102

Plymouth Playhouse: Church Basement Ladies in Rise Up, O Men

You know the ladies, now meet the men! As the hard-working farmers discuss their scrap lumber piles and benefits of weld vs. solder, they unintentionally disrupt the order of the kitchen in this brand new musical comedy. Fee includes lunch, performance, motorcoach transportation and guide. Register by December 27; no refund after December 28. Thu Jan 26 • 10:15a-6:00p • 1 session • $65 S. Mansee • Activity Rating 1 • #8046WSA Grace Lutheran Church (10:15a) Oxford Community Center (10:35a)

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EXTENDED TRAVEL St. Paul Community Education is pleased to offer a number of extended travel opportunities for 2016/2017 in cooperation with Landmark Tours. Landmark has been providing quality air/ motorcoach vacations for over 25 years. Each inclusive tour package features roundtrip airfare, quality accommodations, many meals, deluxe motorcoach transportation and a professional tour director. Extended travel opportunities include: • San Antonio Christmas Lights – December 4-8, 2016 • Islands of Hawaii Cruise & Tour – February, 2017 – NEW! • Savannah, Charleston & Asheville – April, 2017 • New York City: The Big Apple – May, 2017 • Ireland: The Emerald Isle – May, 2017 – NEW! • Alaska: Wild Denali Adventure – August, 2017 • Nova Scotia featuring Cape Breton – August, 2017 • Historic Trains of Colorado – September, 2017 • Autumn in New England – October, 2017 • Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta – October, 2017 • And more!

To inquire about or register for these tours, or to receive detailed tour information, call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072, or visit www.commed.spps.org.

FREE! Extended Travel Showcase Mark your calendars to join St. Paul Community Education and Landmark Tours and learn more about the upcoming 2016/17 extended travel opportunities! Preregistration for the showcase is appreciated, but not required. Call the C.E. Office at Harding HS at 651-744-3072 to receive detailed information. Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:30p • 1 session Harding HS • S. Mansee • #6115FSA

Adult Learning Programs for Adults with Disabilities

Supportive Experiential Education for Adults with Mental Illness

Community Cultural Center

CLEAR

Community Leisure Education & Recreation

Develop intellectual, creative, social and practical skills. Classes include Independent Living Skills, Expressive Arts, Adult Basic and Continuing Education, Technology, Science and Physical Education. Classes meet Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at SPPS Community and Education Service Office, 1780 West 7th Street, 55116 651-228-3655 | www.commed.spps.org Activities and special events for adults with developmental disabilities. Monthly calendars list a variety of activities including Cooking, Crafts, Bingo, Karaoke and Outings. Classes meet Mondays & Wednesdays, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at SPPS Community and Education Service Office, 1780 West 7th Street, 55116 651-293-5272 | www.commed.spps.org Meet with old and new friends, share interests, explore talents and learn skills for a rich and independent life. Classes include Arts & Crafts, Bingo, Computer, Cooking, Dance Exercise, Fashion, Games, Music, Movies, Needlework, Swimming and more. Classes meet Tuesdays & Thursdays, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Bridge View School, 360 Colborne Street, 55102 651-293-5272 | www.commed.spps.org

JOIN TODAY! FREE CLASSES for ADULTS at multiple St. Paul locations

Classes are offered weekday mornings, afternoons and evenings. Register Mondays and Wednesdays at Hubbs Center (1030 University Ave.); Tuesdays and Thursdays at East Side Learning Hub @ Harding (1526 E. Sixth St.).

Call 651-290-4822 or visit www.hubbs.spps.org

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SPPS Office of College and Career Readiness (OCCR) Department of Alternative Education

Secondary and Post-Secondary school programs include...

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AGAPE (Adolescent Girls And Parenting Education) Career Pathways Academy Career and Technical Education Evening High School (at Gordon Parks and the East Side Learning Hub @ Harding) Gateway to College ALC Gordon Parks Graduation Progress and Acceleration LEAP (Limited English Accelerated Program) Post-Secondary Programs and Partnerships School Counseling Services

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Extended Day for Learning (EDL) Freedom Schools Multi-District Partnerships Online Classes (for high school credit recovery only) Partnerships with Charter and Non-Public Schools Summer Term (S-Term)

Questions? Call us at (651) 744-8020 or visit

occr.spps.org

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Aquatics Registration

Phone: 651-744-5094 Mail: C.E. Office at Central HS Central Senior High School 275 N. Lexington Pkwy. St. Paul, MN 55104

Additional registration information on page 58.

No class October 20, 22, 31, November 8.

Important

Parents/guardians/participants must complete and sign the Emergency Contact Form and Waiver on the first day of class in order to participate in C.E. Aquatics.

Fall Session Dates Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Saturdays

September 19 – November 7 • No class October 31 September 20 – November 1 September 21 – November 9 Septemebr 22 – November 10 • No class October 20 September 24 – November 12 • No class October 22

More information on our website! www.commed.spps.org n Detailed class descriptions n What to bring to lessons n Policies and tips • If students are registered for an inappropriate class level, they will be moved to the appropriate class if space is available. • Make-up classes/refunds are not available when students are unable to attend their scheduled class. • Due to pool closings beyond our control, canceled classes may not be rescheduled or refunded. • School-aged children, 5 years and older, must use gender appropriate locker rooms.

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

ADULT AQUATICS Adult Beginning

Ages 15 and up. Learn the basic strokes and proper breathing techniques (similar to Levels 1-3). Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2100FAA

Adult Intermediate: Stroke Development

Ages 15 and up. Swimmers work to improve front and back crawl and increase endurance. Focus will be on technique and stroke refinement. Swimmers will also be introduced to breaststroke and butterfly. Swimmers must be able to swim 50 yards (2 lengths of the pool) without stopping. Central High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 6:00-6:50p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2101FAA

Adult Intermediate: Endurance

Ages 15 and up. Swimmers work on coordination and refinement of all strokes and increase their distances. Swimmers must be able to swim 100 yards (4 lengths of the pool) without stopping. Central High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 7:00-7:50p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2103FAA Tue Nov 22 • 7:00-7:50p • 4 sessions • $33 • #2103FAB

Adult Advanced

Ages 15 and up. Work on all strokes but emphasis will be on endurance and distance swimming (great for triathlon training). Swimmers must be able to swim 500 yards (20 lengths of the pool) without stopping. Central High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 8:00-8:50p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2102FAA Tue Nov 22 • 6:00-6:50p • 4 sessions • $33 • #2102FAB

Aqua Zumba®

Ages 15 and up. Spice up your fitness routine with this lowimpact, high-energy aquatic exercise class. Aqua Zumba® blends the Zumba® philosophy with water resistance for a low-impact workout that is exciting, challenging and helps tone your muscles. Ladder entry/exit only. Central High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 6:00-6:50p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2201FAA Register online at commed.spps.org

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Aquatics Family Planetarium Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

ADULT AQUATICS (continued) Deep Water Exercise A-Z

Ages 15 and up. Non-impact training that offers a full range of exercise challenges (Aerobics-Zumba). Participants of all fitness levels will challenge core muscles and muscle balance, and get a total body workout. Ladder entry/exit only. Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2210FAA Wed Nov 23 • 6:00-6:50p • 4 sessions • $26 • #2210FAB

Pi-Yo-Chi

Ages 15 and up. Develop strength, range of motion, balance and relaxation by combining the core strengthening exercises of Pilates, the lengthening and balancing poses of yoga, and the flowing movements of t’ai chi. The warm water provides neutral support, ease of movement, variable resistance, and balanced postural alignment, making the class accessible to all fitness levels. Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Thu Sep 22 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2206FAA Mon Nov 21 • 6:00-6:50p • 4 sessions • $26 • #2206FAB

Prenatal Water Exercise

Ages 15 and up. Help alleviate pain and reduce stress and fatigue while strengthening postural muscles and building endurance in preparation for labor and delivery. Recommended for women at least 12 weeks pregnant. Doctor's approval required. Ladder entry/ exit only. Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2208FAA

Lifeguard Training

Become certified in American Red Cross Lifeguarding for pools, First Aid, CPR, and AED. Attendance at all class sessions is mandatory. Students must be 15 years or older by the last day of class and be able to pass a skills pre-test. Participants who do not pass the pretest will be issued a refund minus a $20 processing fee and will not be able to continue in the course. Certification will be issued after successful completion of written exams and skill tests; if participants do not pass the course, neither certification nor refund will be issued. For more information, call 651-744-5094. Central High School Pool Mon-Thu Nov 14-17, Mon/Wed Nov 21, 23 • 4:00-9:00p 7 sessions • $225 • #2302FAA • Skills pre-test will be Mon, Nov 7 • 8:00-9:00p

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Water Workout

Ages 15 and up. Tone up your body and improve cardiovascular fitness while having fun exercising in the water to music. Toning will be emphasized. Ladder entry/exit only. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2200FAA Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2200FAB Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 8:00-8:50a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2200FAC Como Park High School Pool Wed Nov 23 • 7:00-7:50p • 4 sessions • $26 • #2200FAD

Water Yoga

Ages 15 and up. Discover ways to increase your coordination, flexibility and muscular endurance with innovative yoga moves in the water. Bridge View School Therapeutic Pool Mon Sep 19 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2203FAA Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Mon Nov 21 • 7:00-7:50p • 4 sessions • $26 • #2203FAB

Swim Instructor Assistant Training

Learn how to assist swim instructors in teaching swim lessons. Candidates must be 14 years or older, demonstrate a strong sense of maturity and responsibility, and be competent swimmers. Participants must pass a skills pre-test conducted on the first day. Participants unable to pass the skills pre-test will be refunded the course fee minus a $10 processing fee. The course consists of classroom training as well as six hours of hands-on training in the pool (hands-on training dates/times are discussed and scheduled during the classroom training portion). Certification will be issued after successful completion of both classroom and hands-on training. After successful completion of the course, participants will be qualified to apply for an assistant position with Community Education. For more information, call 651-744-5094. Central High School Pool Mon/Wed Nov 28, 30, Dec 5, 7 • 4:00-9:00p 4 sessions • $90 • #2300FAA Register online at commed.spps.org

Aquatics No class October 20, 22, 31, November 8.

YOUTH AQUATICS Water Babies

Children 6 months to 2 years old with a parent in the water will be introduced to movements in the water. If child is not potty trained, they must wear plastic pants or a swim diaper in the pool. No disposable diapers allowed. Bridge View School Therapeutic Pool Mon Sep 19 • 5:30-5:55p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAA Mon Sep 19 • 6:00-6:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAB Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Wed Sep 21 • 5:30-5:55p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2000FAC Wed Sep 21 • 6:00-6:25p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2000FAD Wed Sep 21 • 6:30-6:55p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2000FAE Thu Sep 22 • 6:00-6:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAF Thu Sep 22 • 6:30-6:55p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAG Sat Sep 24 • 9:00-9:25a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAH Sat Sep 24 • 9:30-9:55a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAI Sat Sep 24 • 10:30-10:55a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2000FAJ

Tiny Tots

For children ages 2-4 with a parent in the water. Learn water adjustment skills and have fun in the water. If child is not potty trained, they must wear plastic pants or a swim diaper in the pool. No disposable diapers allowed. Bridge View School Therapeutic Pool Mon Sep 19 • 5:30-5:55p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAA Mon Sep 19 • 6:00-6:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAB Mon Sep 19 • 6:30-6:55p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAC Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Wed Sep 21 • 5:30-5:55p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2001FAD Wed Sep 21 • 6:00-6:25p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2001FAE Wed Sep 21 • 7:00-7:25p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2001FAF Thu Sep 22 • 6:00-6:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAG Thu Sep 22 • 7:00-7:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAH Sat Sep 24 • 9:30-9:55a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAI Sat Sep 24 • 10:00-10:25a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAJ Sat Sep 24 • 10:30-10:55a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2001FAK

Waders with Parents

For children ages 4-5 with little pool experience to prepare them for Waders (without parents). Bridge View School Therapeutic Pool Mon Sep 19 • 6:30-6:55p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2002FAA Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Sat Sep 24 • 11:00-11:25a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2002FAB

Waders

For children ages 4-5 (must be at least 4 years old by start of class). Learn beginning swimming skills and have fun in the water. Children will participate without parents in the water. Bridge View School Therapeutic Pool Mon Sep 19 • 7:00-7:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2003FAA Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Wed Sep 21 • 6:30-6:55p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2003FAB Wed Sep 21 • 7:00-7:25p • 8 sessions • $52 • #2003FAC Thu Sep 22 • 6:30-6:55p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2003FAD Thu Sep 22 • 7:00-7:25p • 7 sessions • $47 • #2003FAE Sat Sep 24 • 9:00-9:25a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2003FAF Sat Sep 24 • 10:00-10:25a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2003FAG Sat Sep 24 • 11:00-11:25a • 7 sessions • $47 • #2003FAH

Level 1

For children 5-10 years old. Gain confidence in the water and work on floating, gliding and kicking, and learn the basics of front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke. Swimmers will be supported and assisted by the instructor for most skills. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAA Como Park Elementary School Therapeutic Pool Wed Sep 21 • 7:30-8:20p • 8 sessions • $66 • #2004FAC Thu Sep 22 • 5:00-5:50p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAD Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAB Sat Sep 24 • 12:10-1:00p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAH Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAE Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 9:00-9:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAF Sat Sep 24 • 11:00-11:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2004FAG FALL 2016

Aquatics Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

YOUTH AQUATICS (continued) Level 2

For children 5-10 years old and have completed Level 1 or have equivalent skills. Swimmers must be comfortable in the water and will work on floating, gliding, front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke. Swimmers will work to complete skills without support or assistance from an instructor. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2005FAA Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2005FAB Sat Sep 24 • 12:10-1:00p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2005FAF Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2005FAC Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 10:00-10:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2005FAD Sat Sep 24 • 11:00-11:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2005FAE

Level 3

For children 5-11 years old and have completed Level 2 or have equivalent skills. Swimmers must be able to swim front and back crawl independently and will work to increase the distance and technique of those strokes. Other skills include elementary backstroke, scissors kick, dolphin kick, glides, and dives. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2006FAA Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 5:30-6:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2006FAB Sat Sep 24 • 12:10-1:00p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2006FAF Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2006FAC Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 10:00-10:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2006FAD

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Level 4

For children 6-14 years old and have completed Level 3 or have equivalent skills. Swimmers must be able to swim front crawl (with rotary breathing), back crawl, and elementary backstroke and be comfortable swimming in deep water. Swimmers will further develop front and back crawl and elementary backstroke and will be introduced to sidestroke and breaststroke. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2007FAA Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2007FAB Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 9:00-9:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2007FAC

Level 5

For children 6-14 years old and have completed Level 4 or have equivalent skills. Swimmers must be comfortable swimming in deep water and will further refine each stroke and their distances. Other skills include butterfly, surface dives, dives, and open turns. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2008FAA Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2008FAB Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 9:00-9:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2008FAC

Level 6

For children 7-14 years old and have completed Level 5 or have equivalent skills. Swimmers will continue to improve each of the six strokes and work on endurance and learn open turns and flip turns. Central High School Pool Mon Sep 19 • 6:30-7:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2009FAA Johnson High School Pool Thu Sep 22 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2009FAB Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 10:00-10:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2009FAC

Aquatics No class October 20, 22, 31, November 8.

Level 7

For children 7-14 years old and have completed Level 6 or have equivalent skills. Swimmers will work on swimming with more efficiency and power through the use of training techniques and distance swimming. Central High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 7:00-7:50p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2010FAA Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Sep 24 • 11:00-11:50a • 7 sessions • $61 • #2010FAB

Tween-Teen Beginning

Competitive Swim Camp

Swimmers concentrate on swimming with more ease, efficiency, and power over greater distances with an emphasis on training techniques. Work on starts, turns, streamlining, and stroke drills. Swimmers must currently be enrolled in corresponding grades and be able to swim one length of the pool without assistance or stopping. Como Park High School Pool • Grades 3-5 Wed Nov 23 • 6:00-6:50p • 4 sessions • $33 • #2403FAA Como Park High School Pool • Grades 6-8 Wed Nov 23 • 7:00-7:50p • 4 sessions • $33 • #2403FAB

Lessons for tweens and teens, ages 11-14, with little or no previous swimming experience (similar to Levels 2 and 3). Como Park High School Pool Tue Sep 20 • 7:30-8:20p • 7 sessions • $61 • #2012FAA

St. Paul Stars Synchronized Swimming Classes are held at Humboldt Secondary School Pool, 30 E. Baker St., 55107 Intermediate Synchronized Swimming

Participants must have swimming skills equivalent to American Red Cross Level 3. Swimmers will learn and perform dance and acrobatic movements on the surface and underwater in preparation for the spring show and competition-level routines. Call Vicky Knutsen with questions at 651-470-3223. Tue/Fri/Sat Oct 4 • 26 sessions • $220 • #2020FCA Tue/Fri 5:30-7:00p • Sat 8:00-10:30a

Beginning Synchronized Swimming

Participants must have swimming skills equivalent to American Red Cross Level 3. Swimmers will learn the basics of synchronized swimming which include dance and acrobatic movements on the surface and underwater and perform a basic routine at a show and possibly attend competitions. Call Vicky Knutsen with questions at 651-470-3223. Wed/Sat Oct 5 • 18 sessions • $155 • #2021FCA Wed 5:30-7:00p • Sat 8:00-10:30a

Competition-Level Synchronized Swimming St. Paul All Stars competition level. By coach permission only. Call Vicky Knutsen with questions at 651-470-3223. Mon/Tue/Thu/Sat Oct 3 • 37 sessions • $240 • #2023FCA Mon/Tue/Thu 5:30-8:00p • Sat 10:45a-1:45p

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Aquatics Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

FREE! Water Safety for Families

Families learn and practice ways to stay safe in and around water. Families may consist of one parent/guardian and up to three children, ages 5-17. All participants should bring a swimsuit and towel and be prepared to get wet! Preregistration is required; call the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094. Como Park High School Pool Wed Sep 14 • 6:00-7:30p • 1 session • Free • #2301FAA Washington Technology Magnet School Pool Sat Oct 8 • 12:15-1:45p • 1 session • Free • #2301FAB

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

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Lifeguards and Swim Instructors Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education is currently hiring lifeguards and instructors.

Lifeguard

Responsible for ensuring the safety of facility patrons by preventing and responding to emergencies. Minimum Qualifications: Current certification in the following: n American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED

Get trained as a Lifeguard or Swim Instructor See page 40.

Swim Instructor

Responsible for teaching youth swim lessons, parent and child lessons, and adult instructional lessons. Minimum Qualifications: Current certification in the following: n American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor or similar certification Current certification in the following is preferred: n American Red Cross Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED

For more information and to apply, call 651-744-5094 or visit www.commed.spps.org.

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Driver Education

Registration for all Driver Education classes is accepted by the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

SUPERVISED DRIVING LOG

The Basics • Students must be 15 years of age by the last day of class. • Courses consist of State-required 30 hours of classroom and six hours of Behind-the-Wheel instruction. Students are required to attend all 30 consecutive hours of classroom instruction. The classroom prepares students for the written permit test. Upon completion of the classroom and obtaining an instruction permit, students contact the C.E. Office at Central HS to schedule Behind-the-Wheel instruction to prepare for the road test. • After successful completion of classroom instruction, the student has 18 months to complete the Behind-the-Wheel portion of the program. • Students are required to have their permit for six months, complete six hours of Behind-the-Wheel instruction, complete either the 40- or 50-hour supervised driving log, and be 16 years of age before they are eligible to take the road test for a driver’s license. • Refunds minus a $50 fee will be issued upon request for cancellation. Refunds will not be issued once the course has ended. • For more information and a full list of program procedures, visit, www.commed.spps.org/drivered. Fee: $330 Payment plans: 1) Full payment with registration form or 2) $165 with registration form and remaining $165 paid before the last day of class. Registration is not available online or by phone. Parent/ guardian signature is required on registration form for permission to take the course. Registration forms are available at the C.E. Office at Central HS and on the Driver Education website: www.commed.spps.org/drivered, then click on "How to Register" to download form. Registration for all Driver Education courses is accepted by the C.E. Office at Central HS, 275 N. Lexington Pkwy., 55104 (651-744-5094).

Effective January 1, 2015, every driver under the age of 18 who completes behind-the-wheel instruction and is testing for a provisional driver’s license must submit a driving log. Parents/ guardians have two options regarding the supervised driving log: • Complete a supplemental parent/guardian class (see below) provided by an approved Minnesota Driver Education program, and then submit a supervised driving log showing their teen has completed at least 40 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are nighttime hours—OR • If the parent/guardian chooses to not complete the supplemental class, the driving log must show that their teen has completed at least 50 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are nighttime hours. The driving log must be presented at the time of the road test and be submitted with the application for the provisional license. The supervised driving log is available for download at www.commed.spps.org/drivered.

Parent/Guardian Awareness Class on Teen Driver Safety

This free 90-minute class for the parents/guardians of teen drivers is designed to increase parental awareness and involvement with teen driving issues in order to further reduce teen-involved traffic crashes, injuries and fatalities, and to explain the Minnesota graduated driver licensing process. Completion of this course allows the parent/guardian and teen driver to complete the 40hour supervised driving log instead of the 50-hour. A certificate of completion will be issued to the parent/guardian at the end of the class which will need to be submitted to the driver exam staff at the time of the student's road test. The certificate is valid for one teen; for subsequent teens who complete a driver education program, another parent/guardian class is required. This class is free, but requires registration. Wed Oct 26 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • Free East Side Learning Hub • C. Anderson • #2525FDA @ Harding HS, 1526 E. Sixth St., 55106 Mon Dec 12 • 6:30-8:00p • 1 session • Free Central HS • C. Anderson • #2525FDB

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

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Driver Education Registration for all Driver Education classes is accepted by the C.E. Office at Central HS at 651-744-5094.

DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION Central High School

Highland Park High School

Sat Sep 24-Dec 10 • 8:30-11:30a • 10 sessions • $330 (No class Oct 22, Nov 26) #2500FDA Mon-Fri Sep 26-Oct 7 • 2:10-5:10p • 10 sessions • $330 R. Lundeen • #2500FDD Nov 14-30 • 2:10-5:10p • 10 sessions • $330 Mon-Thu first week Mon-Wed second and third week R. Lundeen • #2500FDH

Sep 12-27 • 2:10-5:10p • 10 sessions • $330 Mon-Thu first and second week Mon-Tue third week J. Kunz • #2500FDB

Como Park High School Mon-Fri Oct 3-14 • 2:10-5:10p • 10 sessions • $330 P. Toconita • #2500FDE

Humboldt Secondary School Mon-Fri Oct 24-Nov 4 • 2:10-5:10p • 10 sessions • $330 K. Johnson • #2500FDG

Johnson High School Sep 12-28 • 3:10-6:10p • 10 sessions • $330 Mon/Wed-Fri first and second week Mon/Wed third week G. Saunders • #2500FDC

East Side Learning Hub @ Harding High School Oct 3-19 • 2:10-5:10p • 10 sessions • $330 Mon-Wed first week Mon-Thu second week Mon-Wed third week M. Fishback • #2500FDF Mon-Fri Dec 5-16 • 5:30-8:30p • 10 sessions • $330 M. Fishback • #2500FDI

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Fitness & Safety Registration

Phone: 651-487-7383 Mail: C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center 560 Concordia Ave. St. Paul, MN 55103

Additional registration information on page 58.

• 15% discount available for youth who qualify for free or reduced lunch. Discount applies to classes and camps; not applicable for Aquatics, Driver Education or Gymnastics. • For more afterschool classes, visit www.commed.spps.org and click "Youth Programs."

Fútbol en Español

Grades 1-5. Have fun in this beginning soccer course! We will practice basic skills, run drills and play some scrimmages against our classmates. The class will be held outside. Wed Oct 12 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $56 Adams • D. Eide/J. Samayoa • #1922FA

Aikido

Ages 6-12. Use calm energy and balance to build strength and gain focus and confidence as you master the Japanese martial art of aikido. Sat Oct 1 • 9:30-10:30a • 8 sessions • $65 Shuharikan Dojo • Shuharikan Aikido Dojo • #1027FA 265 7th St. W., 55102

Handball

Grades 2-5. Focus your mind and maneuver your body to develop handball fundamentals, skills and techniques. Compete with new and returning players to ignite individual and team strategies. Wed Oct 12 • 4:20-5:20p • 8 sessions • $92 L'Etoile du Nord – • Team Handball • #1317FA Upper Campus

Baby-sitter's Training

Ages 11-14. The SafeSitter®, Inc. program is hands-on and teaches you how to handle emergencies when caring for children. Learn to work with children of various ages, basic first aid, CPR, and when and how to call for help. Receive a baby-sitting kit and certification. Bring a bag lunch. Fri Oct 21 • 9:00a-2:00p • 1 session • $80 Rondo Education Center • Eagan YMCA staff • #1910FA Fri Nov 18 • 9:00a-2:00p • 1 session • $80 Rondo Education Center • Eagan YMCA staff • #1910FB

Fencing

Grades 2-5. Are you ready to duel? Get ready to face your foe in mano-a-mano matches that will test your strength, dexterity, speed, discipline and desire. We provide safety swords, protective masks and jackets, in a high-octane, inclusive environment. Appropriate for all levels. Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-4:15p • 9 sessions • $130 Rondo Education Center• Youth Enrichment League • #1901FB Sat Oct 8 • 9:30-10:45a • 8 sessions • $130 St. Anthony Park Elem • Youth Enrichment League • #1901FA Mon Oct 10 • 4:15-5:15p • 9 sessions • $130 Adams • Youth Enrichment League • #1901FD Mon Oct 10 • 4:20-5:20p • 9 sessions • $130 L'Etoile du Nord – • Youth Enrichment League • #1901FC Upper Campus

Rock Climbing Mini-Camp

Ages 6-14. Challenge yourself during this exciting introduction to rock climbing camp! Gain a deeper knowledge and respect for safety in the popular sport of rock climbing and rappelling, as well as a feeling of accomplishment and self-reliance. Bring a bag lunch and snack. Fri Oct 21 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $60 Vertical Endeavors • #5181FA 855 Phalen Blvd., 55106 Fri Nov 18 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $60 Vertical Endeavors • #5181FB 855 Phalen Blvd., 55106 Wed Dec 28 • 9:00a-1:00p • 1 session • $60 Vertical Endeavors • #5181FC 855 Phalen Blvd., 55106

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Gymnastics Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383. Our gymnastics program is safe, supportive, engaging and fun. In class, children gain flexibility, leadership, strength and coordination. Our instructors enjoy working with youth of all ages and abilities. We do end-of-session evaluations of students and inform families when children are ready to progress. Observation is limited to the last day of class. Parents/guardians must complete and sign a waiver on the first day of class in order for their child to participate. More information can be found at http://commed.spps.org/cp.gymnastics. No class at Central HS: Oct. 20-22, 31, Nov. 8, 23-26, Dec. 26 No class at Highland Park HS: Oct. 6, 20-22, 31, Nov. 8, 11-12, 23-26, Dec. 23, 26. No class at St. Anthony Park Elem: Oct. 22, Nov. 8, 26

Tumble Bugs

9-18 months and one adult. Begin developing your child's strength, coordination and tracking ability in a fun group environment. Let's work together to stretch, wiggle and roll! Optional: Bring a bath towel to class. Highland Park HS Sat Oct 1 • 8:30-9:00a • 8 sessions • $50 • #210FA St. Anthony Park Elem Sat Oct 8 • 11:00-11:30a • 8 sessions • $50 • #210FB

Tiny Tumblers

18-30 months and one adult. Let's work together to develop balancing, jumping, rolling, climbing and hanging skills! Highland Park HS Sat Oct 1 • 9:00-9:30a • 9 sessions • $57 • #200FD St. Anthony Park Elem Tue Oct 4 • 5:15-5:45p • 9 sessions • $57 • #200FA Sat Oct 8 • 9:00-9:30a • 8 sessions • $50 • #200FB Sat Oct 8 • 9:30-10:00a • 8 sessions • $50 • #200FC

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

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Tumble Together

Ages 2-5 and one adult. Learn gymnastics in a semi-structured class and develop balancing, jumping, rolling, climbing and hanging skills. We'll also practice following directions as well as gymnastic vocabulary. Each day we will do a group activity and a set of stations where participants and their adult can work on a skill at their own pace. Central HS Sat Oct 1 • 9:00-9:30a • 9 sessions • $57 • #201FA Sat Oct 1 • 10:00-10:30a • 9 sessions • $57 • #201FB Highland Park HS Tue Sep 27 • 4:30-5:00p • 10 sessions • $63 • #201FC Thu Sep 29 • 6:30-7:00p • 8 sessions • $50 • #201FD Sat Oct 1 • 9:30-10:00a • 8 sessions • $50 • #201FE St. Anthony Park Elem Tue Oct 4 • 5:45-6:15p • 9 sessions • $57 • #201FF Tue Oct 4 • 6:15-6:45p • 9 sessions • $57 • #201FG Sat Oct 8 • 10:00-10:30a • 8 sessions • $50 • #201FH Sat Oct 8 • 10:30-11:00a • 8 sessions • $50 • #201FI

Tumble Bees

Ages 3-5. Learn basic gymnastic skills, body awareness, group activities, problem solving, following directions and gymnastic vocabulary. Child must be toilet trained and comfortable without a parent in the room. Central HS Wed Sep 28 • 5:00-5:45p • 10 sessions • $78 • #202FA Thu Sep 29 • 5:00-5:45p • 9 sessions • $70 • #202FB Sat Oct 1 • 9:00-9:45a • 9 sessions • $70 • #202FC Sat Oct 1 • 10:45-11:30a • 9 sessions • $70 • #202FD Highland Park HS Tue Sep 27 • 5:00-5:45p • 10 sessions • $78 • #202FE Sat Oct 1 • 10:00-10:45a • 8 sessions • $62 • #202FF St. Anthony Park Elem Tue Oct 4 • 6:15-7:00p • 9 sessions • $70 • #202FG Sat Oct 8 • 9:15-10:00a • 8 sessions • $62 • #202FH Sat Oct 8 • 10:15-11:00a • 8 sessions • $62 • #202FI

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Beginners

Ages 5 and up with little or no previous gymnastic experience. Gymnasts will learn the basics of floor exercise, uneven bars, balance beam, vault and dance. Central HS • Ages 5 and up Tue Sep 27 • 5:00-6:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #203FA Wed Sep 28 • 6:00-7:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #203FB Thu Sep 29 • 6:00-7:00p • 9 sessions • $79 • #203FC Sat Oct 1 • 9:30-10:30a • 9 sessions • $79 • #203FD Sat Oct 1 • 10:45-11:45a • 9 sessions • $79 • #203FE Central HS • Ages 9-13 Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #203FN Thu Sep 29 • 7:00-8:00p • 9 sessions • $79 • #203FO Highland Park HS • Ages 5 and up Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #203FF Thu Sep 29 • 5:30-6:30p • 8 sessions • $70 • #203FG Sat Oct 1 • 11:45a-12:45p • 8 sessions • $70 • #203FH St. Anthony Park Elem • Ages 5 and up Tue Oct 4 • 5:15-6:15p • 9 sessions • $79 • #203FI Tue Oct 4 • 6:15-7:15p • 9 sessions • $79 • #203FJ Sat Oct 8 • 9:00-10:00a • 8 sessions • $70 • #203FK Sat Oct 8 • 10:00-11:00a • 8 sessions • $70 • #203FL Sat Oct 8 • 11:00a-12:00p • 8 sessions • $70 • #203FM

Advanced Beginners

Ages 6 and up. Coach approval required. Gymnasts who wish to progress more quickly may register for more than one class a week. Central HS • Ages 6 and up Wed Sep 28 • 7:00-8:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #204FA Sat Oct 1 • 11:30a-12:30p • 9 sessions • $79 • #204FB Central HS • Ages 9-13 Tue Sep 27 • 7:00-8:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #204FH Highland Park HS • Ages 6 and up Tue Sep 27 • 7:00-8:00p • 10 sessions • $88 • #204FC Thu Sep 29 • 7:00-8:00p • 8 sessions • $70 • #204FD Sat Oct 1 • 11:30a-12:30p • 8 sessions • $70 • #204FE St. Anthony Park Elem • Ages 6 and up Tue Oct 4 • 5:15-6:15p • 9 sessions • $79 • #204FF Sat Oct 8 • 9:00-10:00a • 8 sessions • $70 • #204FG

Gymnastics

Boys-Only Beginners

Participants work on vault, rings, pommel horse, high bar, parallel bars and floor. Central HS • Ages 4-6 Thu Sep 29 • 5:00-5:45p • 9 sessions • $70 • #208FA Central HS • Ages 7-13 Thu Sep 29 • 6:00-7:00p • 9 sessions • $79 • #208FB

Boys-Only Advanced Beginners

Ages 7-13. Coach approval required. Central HS Thu Sep 29 • 7:00-8:00p • 9 sessions • $79 • #214FA

Mini Flips

Ages 3-6. Coach approval required. Central HS Tue Sep 27 • 5:00-5:45p • 10 sessions • $78 • #205FA Highland Park HS Sat Oct 1 • 10:45-11:30a • 8 sessions • $62 • #205FB

Kinder Flips

Ages 4-6. Coach approval required. Central HS Sat Oct 1 • 9:15-10:15a • 9 sessions • $79 • #206FA Highland Park HS Thu Sep 29 • 4:30-5:30p • 8 sessions • $70 • #206FB Sat Oct 1 • 10:45-11:45a • 8 sessions • $70 • #206FC

Flips

Ages 6 and up. Coach approval required. Central HS Tue Sep 27 • 6:00-7:30p • 10 sessions • $108 • #207FA Thu Sep 29 • 5:00-7:00p • 9 sessions • $106 • #207FB Sat Oct 1 • 10:30a-12:00p • 9 sessions • $97 • #207FC Highland Park HS Thu Sep 29 • 4:30-6:30p • 8 sessions • $94 • #207FD Sat Oct 1 • 11:00a-12:30p • 8 sessions • $86 • #207FE

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Gymnastics Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383.

Pre-Team: Non-Competitive

Ages 6 and up. Coach approval required. Central HS Mon Sep 12 • 5:00-8:00p • 14 sessions • $179 • #258FA Highland Park HS Tue/Fri Sep 6 • 4:30-6:30p • 30 sessions • $342 • #258FB • Dec. 27, 30, practice 11:00a-1:00p.

Saltos

Coach approval required. Days/times vary; see schedule online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383 for information. Central HS Mon/Wed/Fri Sep 7 • 5:00-8:00p • $588 • #254FA • Dec. 23, 27, 28, 29, practice 12:00-3:00p. Two-day option $423. Class ends Dec. 29.

Lil' Sparks

Coach approval required. Days/times vary; see schedule online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383 for information. Highland Park HS Mon Sep 12 • 4:30-6:30p • $177 • #250FA • Dec. 27, practice 10:00a-12:00p. Class ends Dec. 27.

Fireflies

Coach approval required. Days/times vary; see schedule online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383 for information. Highland Park HS Mon/Wed Sep 7 • 4:30-6:30p • $366 • #251FA • Dec. 27, 29, practice 11:00a-1:00p. Class ends Dec. 29.

Dragonflies

Coach approval required. Days/times vary; see schedule online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383 for information. Highland Park HS Wed/Fri Sep 7 • $396 • #257FA Wednesdays 4:30-7:30p • Fridays 4:00-7:00p • Dec. 27, 28, 29, 30, practice 9:00a-12:00p. Class ends Dec. 30.

Dragons

Coach approval required. Days/times vary; see schedule online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383 for information. Highland Park HS Mon/Wed/Fri Sep 7 • $573 • #252FA Mon/Wed 5:00-8:00p • Fridays 4:00-7:00p • Dec. 27, 28, 29, 30, practice 9:00a-12:00p. Class ends Dec. 30.

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Language & Culture

Registration

Phone: 651-487-7383 Mail: C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center 560 Concordia Ave. St. Paul, MN 55103

Additional registration information on page 58.

Preschool: Book & Cook

Ages 3-5. Dr. Seuss likes green eggs and ham. Dragons Love Tacos. The Very Hungry Caterpillar likes everything! Let's read some stories and make food inspired by the books. Sat Dec 3 • 9:30-10:30a • 2 sessions • $20 St. Anthony Park Elem • J. Moeller • #1802FA

Language Sprout: Mandarin Chinese

Grades K-5. Ni Hao! We'll cover writing and reading characters and a variety of vocabulary while building speech and comprehension skills. No class Nov. 23. Mon/Wed Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 19 sessions • $188 Rondo Education Center • Language Sprout • #1810FA Tue Oct 4 • 3:15-4:15p • 10 sessions • $101 Horace Mann School • Language Sprout • #1810FC Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-4:15p • 9 sessions • $92 EXPO Elem • Language Sprout • #1810FB Wed Oct 12 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $82 Randolph Heights Elem • Language Sprout • #1810FD

Full listing of classes available online at www.commed.spps.org

Language Sprout: French

Grades K-5. Let's learn French together! Through reading, writing and speaking French, we'll cover a variety of vocabulary and verb conjugations, using games and songs to help us practice. No class Nov. 23. Mon/Wed Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 19 sessions • $188 Rondo Education Center • Language Sprout • #1710FA Wed Oct 12 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $82 Randolph Heights Elem • Language Sprout • #1710FC

Language Sprout: Spanish

Grades K-5. Vamanos! Learn Spanish vocabulary and verb conjugations through writing, reading, games and more. No class Oct. 20, Nov. 23, 24. Mon/Wed Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 19 sessions • $188 EXPO Elem • Language Sprout • #1610FC Mon/Wed Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 19 sessions • $188 Rondo Education Center • Language Sprout • #1610FA Mon/Wed Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 19 sessions • $188 St. Anthony Park Elem • Language Sprout • #1610FE Tue/Thu Oct 4 • 3:15-4:15p • 18 sessions • $178 Horace Mann School • Language Sprout • #1610FD Register online at commed.spps.org

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Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Registration

Phone: 651-487-7383 Mail: C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center 560 Concordia Ave. St. Paul, MN 55103

Additional registration information on page 58.

Grandmasters Chess

Grades K-5. Develop the brain-bending strategies of a brilliant and complex game of chess! We’ll cover everything from basic piece movement and checkmate patterns to strong openings, discovered check, back-rank mates and more advanced concepts. Fri Oct 7 • 3:15-4:15p • 6 sessions • $74 Rondo Education Center • Youth Enrichment League • #300FA Wed Oct 12 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $97 Randolph Heights Elem • Youth Enrichment League • #300FB Mon Oct 17 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $97 Groveland Park Elem • Youth Enrichment League • #300FC

eXtreme electroniX

Grades 1-5. Build a siren, a fan, a doorbell and many other electric circuits. Students will build 5-10 electronics projects during class and use those projects to explore basic aspects of electricity. Safety is our first rule. We will only use DC current (batteries). No AC current (electric outlets) will be used. Sat Nov 5 • 9:15-10:45a • 2 sessions • $34 St. Anthony Park Elem • Youth Enrichment League • #1421FA

Extreme LEGO: Pulleys

Grades K-3. Investigate pulley concepts like rotation and speed using fixed, movable and compound pulleys. Build a crane, clown sign, conveyor belt and more! Mon Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 10 sessions • $114 Rondo Education Center • Youth Enrichment League • #1437FA Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-4:15p • 9 sessions • $102 EXPO Elem • Youth Enrichment League • #1437FC Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-4:15p • 9 sessions • $102 St. Anthony Park Elem • Youth Enrichment League • #1437FB

LEGO X: Yachts & Hot Rods

Grades 1-5. Start your engines! Build a land yacht propelled by a fan, a race car built to tackle hills and jumps and much more. Build specific projects to investigate wheels and axles and then be challenged to design, test and modify your own creations and compete against classmates. Thu Oct 6 • 3:15-4:15p • 8 sessions • $91 Horace Mann School • Youth Enrichment League • #1418FB Fri Oct 7 • 4:15-5:15p • 6 sessions • $68 L'Etoile du Nord – • Youth Enrichment League • #1418FE Lower Campus Wed Oct 12 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $91 Adams • Youth Enrichment League • #1418FF

Preschool: Science Games

Ages 3-5. Explore, learn, and play with science-themed games. Create your own collection of unique objects to take home. Use a magnifying glass to take a closer look. Sat Oct 8 • 9:30-11:00a • 2 sessions • $27 St. Anthony Park Elem • SPPS Community Ed staff • #1422FA

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Studio & Performing Arts

Registration

Phone: 651-487-7383 Mail: C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center 560 Concordia Ave. St. Paul, MN 55103

Additional registration information on page 58.

Ballet

Learn ballet through flexibility, posture and movement coordination. Finish the class with a performance for your family and special guests. No class Nov. 23. Mon Oct 3 • 3:15-4:15p • 10 sessions • $60 EXPO Elem • K. Waletzke • #1988FB • Grades 2-5. Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-4:15p • 9 sessions • $54 EXPO Elem • K. Waletzke • #1988FC • Grades K-1. Sat Oct 29 • 11:15a-12:00p • 4 sessions • $24 Central HS • SPPS Community Ed staff • #1988FA • Grades K-5.

Dance: Ribbons & Twirls

Ages 3-5. Wrap yourself in ribbon and dance the day away! Infuse jazz and ballet dance moves with a ribbon stick that is yours to keep. Wed Oct 19 • 6:00-6:45p • 4 sessions • $24 Harding HS • SPPS Community Ed staff • #1155FA Thu Oct 27 • 6:00-6:45p • 4 sessions • $24 Highland Park MS • A. Fesenmaier • #1155FB Sat Oct 29 • 10:30-11:15a • 4 sessions • $24 Central HS • SPPS Community Ed staff • #1155FC

Jazz Dance

Grades K-5. Transform jazz musical numbers into creative expression! Demonstrate fast-paced choreography, syncopated steps and whole-body techniques. Wed Oct 19 • 6:45-7:30p • 4 sessions • $24 Harding HS • SPPS Community Ed staff • #1090FA

Dance Clinic

Grades K-8. Warm up, stretch, learn choreography, and perform for family and friends. Wear comfortable clothing, bring tennis shoes, a water bottle, and your best dance moves. A mid-morning snack will be provided. This free, exploratory dance clinic is provided in partnership with the Minnesota Dance Collaborative. Sat Oct 15 • 9:00a-12:00p • 1 session • Free Central HS • A. Gaszak • #1268FA

Absolutley Amazing Drawings

Grades K-5. Kick off the fall season with colorful ball graphics, the geometrical world of architecture, and detailed scale drawing. No class Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 18, 23, 25. Fri Oct 7 • 4:20-5:20p • 6 sessions • $63 L'Etoile du Nord – • Young Rembrandts • #1208FJ Lower Campus Wed Oct 12 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $84 Randolph Heights Elem • Young Rembrandts • #1208FG Mon Oct 17 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $84 Groveland Park Elem • Young Rembrandts • #1208FB Tue Oct 18 • 4:15-5:15p • 8 sessions • $84 Highland Park Elem • Young Rembrandts • #1208FD

Hip-Hop Dance

Grades 1-5. Learn old and new school hip-hop dance moves so you can innovate and design your own moves! Thu Oct 27 • 6:45-7:30p • 4 sessions • $24 Highland Park MS • A. Fesenmaier • #1051FA

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Studio & Performing Arts Register online at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383.

Guitar: Individual Lessons

Grades 1-12. Pick a melody, strum a chord and perform popular and classical guitar music. Play acoustic guitar as a beginning or progressing student. Participants must bring their own guitar. These are individual half-hour lessons. For no-class days, see online class listing at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383. Mon Oct 3 • 3:15-5:45p • 10 sessions • $183 EXPO Elem • P. Dougherty • #1100FA Tue Oct 4 • 3:15-5:45p • 10 sessions • $183 Horace Mann School • P. Dougherty • #1100FB Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-5:45p • 9 sessions • $165 St. Anthony Park Elem • P. Dougherty • #1100FC Thu Oct 6 • 3:15-5:45p • 8 sessions • $146 Horace Mann School • P. Dougherty • #1100FD Fri Oct 7 • 4:15-5:45p • 6 sessions • $110 L'Etoile du Nord – • P. Dougherty • #1100FE Lower Campus

Percussion: Individual Lessons

Grades 2-12. Play a variety of percussion instruments including snare drum, bells, hand drums and more! All instruments are provided. These are individual half-hour lessons. No class Oct. 20, Nov. 23, 24. Wed Oct 5 • 4:15-6:15p • 9 sessions • $165 EXPO Elem • B. Draper • #1364FC Thu Oct 6 • 4:15-6:15p • 8 sessions • $146 Horace Mann School • B. Draper • #1364FD Mon Oct 10 • 5:15-6:15p • 9 sessions • $165 Adams • B. Draper • #1364FA Tue Oct 18 • 5:15-6:15p • 8 sessions • $146 Highland Park Elem • B. Draper • #1364FB

Piano: Individual Lessons

Grades 1-12. Learn basic piano skills including note reading, simple rhythms, primary chords and elementary technique. These are individual half-hour lessons. For no-class days, see online class listing at www.commed.spps.org or call the C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center at 651-487-7383. Mon Oct 3 • 3:45-5:45p • 10 sessions • $183 EXPO Elem • V. Parker • #1101FB Mon Oct 3 • 3:45-6:15p • 10 sessions • $183 EXPO Elem • E. Barnard • #1101FC Mon Oct 3 • 4:15-6:15p • 10 sessions • $183 EXPO Elem • M.E. Hanegraaf Reeve • #1101FA Tue Oct 4 • 3:00-6:30p • 10 sessions • $183 Horace Mann School • B. Wagner • #1101FH Tue Oct 4 • 3:15-7:45p • 10 sessions • $183 Chelsea Heights Elem • V. Parker • #1101FG Tue Oct 4 • 3:15-5:15p • 10 sessions • $183 Rondo Education Center • E. Barnard • #1101FK Wed Oct 5 • 3:15-5:15p • 9 sessions • $165 Rondo Education Center • #1101FL Wed Oct 5 • 3:45-5:45p • 9 sessions • $165 EXPO Elem • V. Parker • #1101FE Wed Oct 5 • 3:45-6:15p • 9 sessions • $165 EXPO Elem • E. Barnard • #1101FF Wed Oct 5 • 4:15-5:45p • 9 sessions • $165 EXPO Elem • M.E. Hanegraaf Reeve • #1101FD Thu Oct 6 • 3:00-6:30p • 7 sessions • $128 Horace Mann School • B. Wagner • #1101FI Thu Oct 6 • 3:45-5:15p • 8 sessions • $146 Rondo Education Center • E. Barnard • #1101FM Fri Oct 7 • 3:15-5:45p • 6 sessions • $110 Horace Mann School • SPPS Community Ed staff • #1101FJ Fri Oct 7 • 3:15-4:15p • 6 sessions • $110 Rondo Education Center • V. Parker • #1101FN

Preschool Theatre: Caps for Sale

Ages 2.5-3. Play along with the adventures of a mustachioed cap salesman and a troop of mischievous monkeys. Learn lines, make costumes and prepare for a final day performance. Sat Oct 29 • 9:30-10:15a • 4 sessions • $26 St. Anthony Park Elem • J. Moeller • #1181FA

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www.stpaul.gov/parks For more information, call 651-266-6400, the number listed or visit our website. Adaptive Recreation Programming – 651-793-6634 Provides leisure services to individuals who have a cognitive and/or physical disability. Adult Programming – 651-793-6511 Provides a variety of classes and activities including arts & crafts, dance, fitness, sports and tours at various locations throughout the city for adults of all ages. Aquatics – 651-642-0650 Great River Water Park, located at the Oxford Community Center, is open year-round. The Water Park features an 8-lane pool, two water slides and a children’s activity pool. Open swim, lap swim, water aerobics, swim lessons, pool and party room rentals are available. Batting Cages – 651-558-2117 Open year-round. Located at the Rice & Arlington Sports Complex. Call for hours. Facility Permits – Parks and Picnic – 651-632-5111 Reserve parks and picnic facilities and ice climbing permits. Facility Rentals – Recreation Centers Gyms, meeting rooms, kitchens and fields are available at reasonable rates. Call the recreation centers for more information. Fitness Centers – 651-266-6400, press 4 Memberships are available at our twelve fitness centers and five walking tracks located at recreation centers. Golf Open April-October. Lessons, family golf, First Tee program, junior golf, men’s & women’s leagues. Como – 651-488-9673 Highland National – 651-695-3774 Highland 9 – 651-695-3708 Phalen – 651-778-0413 Municipal Athletics – 651-558-2255 Offers athletic leagues, tournaments, group & private skills clinics for youth and adults. Also hires and trains sports officials for youth and adult leagues. Rentals available for McMurray, Arlington & Arkwright, Dunning, and Rice & Arlington fields. Off-Leash Dog Parks – 651-266-6400, press 4 Located at Arlington/Arkwright, Lowertown (6th & Broadway), the High Bridge Dog Park (59 Randolph Ave.), and Meeker Island (Mississippi River Blvd. & Eustis St.). Outdoor Fitness Maps are available online for locations of tennis courts, outdoor basketball courts, biking trails, walking trails, hiking trails and children’s play areas.

Outdoor Ice Rinks Refrigerated rinks at North Dale, Palace and Phalen are open seven days a week beginning the end of November. General skating and hockey rinks are ready in early January, weather permitting. Ski Programs – 651-488-9673 Rentals and lessons for downhill, cross-country and snowboarding at Como Park Ski Center. Open the end of December-February, weather permitting. Teen Center – The Canvas – 651-298-4393 Teen arts center located at Hancock Recreation Center offering free workshops, events and youth leadership opportunities. Teen Center – The Zone – 651-558-2391 Teen center located at Rice Recreation Center offering a variety of activities, events and youth leadership opportunities. Volunteer Hotline – 651-266-6464 Opportunities for coaching, teaching classes or assisting with special events are available.

Youth Programs Recreation Centers – 651-266-6400, press 4 Each site offers varied programs for preschoolers, youth, teens, families, adults and seniors. For locations and phone numbers, see page 57 or visit our website. Rec Check – 651-292-6508 Free after school program at 16 recreation sites, September– June, 3-6 p.m., on days school is in session. After-school bus transportation from a Saint Paul Public School is available for students who meet the bussing criteria. Registration accepted throughout the school year, if space is available. S’more Fun Fee-based before- and after-school child care program for youth, grades K-6. Full-day programming plus expanded sites in the summer. Battle Creek – 651-501-6388 Groveland – 651-695-3715 NW Como – 651-487-5626 No School Day Programs – 651-292-6508 Special programs offered weekdays when school is not in session: Oct. 20-21, Nov. 18, Dec. 27-30. Youth Sports Sports programs for youth, ages 5-18, change seasonally. Registration dates: Basketball: September 1-30, 2016 Volleyball, Indoor Soccer, Floor Hockey: January 1-31, 2017 Baseball, Softball, T-Ball, Lacrosse: March 1-31, 2017 Tackle Football, Flag Football, Soccer: June 1-30, 2017 Fall Registration for classes began August 22. Brochures are available at recreation centers, libraries, and online. FALL 2016

Location Addresses Community Education Offices 1 C.E. Office at Central HS Driver Education Program, Aquatics Program and Adult Enrichment Central Senior High School 275 N. Lexington Parkway, 55104 651-744-5094 Fax-651-312-9058

3 C.E. Office at Rondo Education Center Youth Program Rondo Education Center 560 Concordia Ave., 55103 651-487-7383 Fax-651-325-2673

Community Education Administration Office 1780 West 7th Street, 55116 651-767-8179 Community Education Website: www.commed.spps.org

4 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program Washington Technology Magnet School 1495 Rice St., 55117 651-325-2674

2 C.E. Office at Harding HS Travel, Adult and Older Adult Enrichment Programs East Side Learning Hub @ Harding Senior High School 1526 E. Sixth St., 55106 651-744-3072 Fax-651-293-6562

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Location Addresses Program Locations: A symbol or number next to a location corresponds to its location on the map on page 56. 1780 West 7th 85 Adams 615 S. Chatsworth St. 47 Arlington Hills Community Center 1200 Payne Ave. 651-632-3861 61 Baker Center 209 W. Page St. 651-209-3519 58 Battle Creek Rec 75 S. Winthrop St. 651-501-6347 66 Bridge View School 360 Colborne St. 53 Buzzard Lips Press 1199 E. Seventh St. 127 Calvary Cemetery 753 Front Ave. 1 Central HS 275 N. Lexington Pkwy. 17 Central HS Service Station 1157 Selby Ave. 24 Chelsea Heights Elem 1557 Huron St. 27 Como Park Elem 780 W. Wheelock Pkwy. 27 Como Park HS 740 Rose Ave. W. 23 Como Park Zoo and Conservatory 1225 Estabrook Drive 27 Como Planetarium Como Park Elementary 780 W. Wheelock Pkwy. 63 Creative Arts SS 65 Kellogg Blvd. E. (Free parking validation at Peoples Bank ramp, corner of Kellogg & Cedar.) Dakota Lodge 1200 Stassen Lane West St. Paul 50 Daytonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bluff Rec 800 Conway St. 651-793-3885 46 Duluth & Case Rec 1020 Duluth St. 651-298-5709 47 East Side Freedom Library 1105 Greenbrier St. 2 East Side Learning Hub @ Harding HS 1526 E. Sixth St. (Enter on Sixth Street)

14 Edgcumbe Rec 320 S. Griggs St. 651-695-3711 60 El Rio Vista Rec 179 Robie St. E. 651-789-2500 73 EXPO Elem 540 Warwick St. 141 Fawn Friday Kettlebell Studio 2325 Endicott St. Flux Studio and Foundry 2919 Como Ave. S.E., Mpls. 30 Gordon Parks HS 1212 University Ave. W. 147 Grace Lutheran Church 1730 Old Hudson Rd. 10 Groveland Park Elem 2045 St. Clair Ave. 10 Groveland Rec 2021 St. Clair Ave. 651-695-3714 5 Hancock Rec (The Canvas) 1610 Hubbard Ave. 651-298-4393 2 Harding HS 1540 E. Sixth St. (Enter on Third Street) 43 Hayden Heights Rec 1965 E. Hoyt Ave. 651-298-5716 45 Hazel Park Rec 945 N. Hazel Ave. 651-501-6350 11 Highland Park Community Center 1978 Ford Pkwy. 651-695-3706 81 Highland Park Elem 1700 Saunders Ave. 12 Highland Park HS 1015 S. Snelling Ave. (Enter parking lot from Edgcumbe Rd.) 12 Highland Park MS 975 S. Snelling Ave. (Enter parking lot from Montreal Avenue) 38 Homecroft Early Learning Center 1845 Sheridan Ave. 99 Horace Mann School 2001 Eleanor Ave. 20 Hubbs Center 1030 University Ave. W.

135 Humboldt Secondary School 30 E. Baker St. 18 Jimmy Lee Rec 270 N. Lexington Pkwy. 651-642-0650 57 Johnson HS 1349 Arcade St. 3 Langford Rec 30 Langford Park 651-298-5765 42 L'Etoile du Nord Lower Campus 1305 Prosperity Ave. 76 L'Etoile du Nord Upper Campus 1760 Ames Place 15 Linwood Rec 860 St. Clair Ave. 651-298-5660 155 Major Body Fitness 560 Como Ave. 16 Martin Luther King Rec (MLK) 271 Mackubin St. 651-290-8695 39 McDonough Rec 1544 Timberlake Rd. 651-558-2171 7 Merriam Park Rec 2000 St. Anthony Ave. 651-298-5766 131 Neighborhood Development Alliance 481 Wabasha St. S. 26 North Dale Rec 1414 N. St. Albans St. 651-558-2329 24 Northwest Como Rec 1550 N. Hamline Ave. 651-298-5813 18 Oxford Community Center 270 N. Lexington Pkwy. 68 Palace Rec 781 Palace Ave. 651-298-5677 40 Phalen Rec 1000 E. Wheelock Pkwy. 651-793-6600 9 Ramsey MS 1700 Summit Ave. 14 Randolph Heights Elem 348 Hamline Ave. S. 36 Rice Rec (The Teen Zone) 1022 Marion St. 651-558-2391

35 Rice Street Library 1011 Rice St. 142 RiverGarden Yoga Center 455 West 7th Street 109 Rondo Community Outreach Library 461 N. Dale St. 3 Rondo Education Center 560 Concordia Ave. (Enter Red Doors/Entrance B) 2 St. Anthony Park Elem 2180 Knapp St. 144 Saint Paul Ballet 655 Fairview Ave. N. 63 Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Administration 400 City Hall Annex 25 W. Fourth St. I SPPS District Administration Building 360 Colborne St. 31 Scheffer Rec 237 Thomas Ave. 651-298-5820 152 Shuharikan Dojo 265 7th St. W. 82 Sun Ray Library 2105 Wilson Ave. 134 The Art Academy, Inc. 651 S. Snelling Ave. 137 The Klub Haus 1079 Rice St. 60 The Wellstone Center 179 Robie St. E. 140 Wheelock Early Learning Center 1521 Edgerton St. 51 Vertical Endeavors 855 Phalen Blvd. 4 Washington Technology Magnet School 1495 Rice St. 29 West Minnehaha Rec 685 W. Minnehaha Ave. 651-298-5823 48 Wilder Rec 958 Jessie St. 651-298-5727

Location Addresses

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Registration Information Online

at www.commed.spps.org To create a new account: Click on View My Account above and follow the prompts to set up your new account. Some of our classes may not be available for online registration. Any of our offices (listed on page 56) are happy to help you with these classes.

By Phone

with Credit Card or Check (Visa, MasterCard or Discover)

Call the Community Education telephone number listed, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., weekdays. Credit Card: Please have your credit card number and expiration date ready. Check: Please have the routing and account numbers from the bottom of your check ready. The routing number contains nine digits surrounded by l: Refer to both the class title and course number when registering.

By Mail

Complete a registration form (on page 59) and mail it with a check or credit card number (Visa, MasterCard or Discover) to the address of the Community Education Office that is accepting registration for the class. See page 56 for Community Education Offices. If paying by check, your place is confirmed when payment is received (make checks payable to ISD# 625).

In Person

Visit any Community Education Office 9:00 a.m.3:00 p.m. If paying with cash, please have exact amount. See page 56 for Community Education Offices.

Please note:

If you pay with a check, money will be deducted from your checking or savings account as soon as we receive it.

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Cancellations

Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education reserves the right to cancel classes due to lack of enrollment or emergencies.

Refunds

• If you cancel a class more than three business days from the class start date, a refund minus a $10 service charge will be issued. If you cancel a class less than three business days from the class start date, no refund will be issued. Note: The cancellation requirement is seven (7) business days prior to the start of a Community Education summer youth program. • For classes and tours that have a published cancellation deadline, no refunds or credits will be issued after the specified dates. (For tour refund policy, see page 34.) • For Driver Education, refunds minus a $50 fee will be issued upon request for cancellation. Refunds will not be issued once the course has ended. • Full refunds are issued if Community Education cancels a class or tour, or the class or tour is already filled.

Closings Due to Weather

In case of bad weather, tune in to local media – broadcast, print and online for information on school closures or check the district’s website at www.spps.org for the most current updates.

Safety Disclaimer

There is an inherent risk of accident and injury in any activity. It is the responsibility of the participant to be aware that there are assumed risks in participation. Saint Paul Public Schools (ISD# 625) assumes no responsibility for injuries received during activities. Any changes in participants’ current physical activity level should be done under the approval and direction of their physician and/or health care provider(s).

Need a Community Education Catalog?

Catalogs are mailed to every resident within the City of Saint Paul three (3) times a year. If you have a friend or know of anyone (outside of the City limits) who would like to receive our catalog, mail a postcard with their name and full address to: Community Education Administration Office 1780 West 7th Street St. Paul, MN 55116 or call 651-767-8179, or email commed@spps.org to be put on the mailing list. Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education will not hold classes:

September 5, 2016 November 8, 2016, after 6:00 p.m. November 24-25, 2016 December 22-31, 2016 January 2, 16, 2017

UCare Discounts

UCare members may take a discount of up to $15 per class on most classes. If a class is less than $15, the member may take the class free of charge. PMAP, Connect, MSHO, MSC+, and MnCare plans may use unlimited discounts. UFS plans and UCare for Seniors are limited to one class per calendar year. Members must include their UCare ID number and plan when registering. UCare registration is not available online.

= Daytime/senior-friendly class

Special Services

Persons with disabilities are welcome in any class or activity. In some cases there may be a supply, set up or user fee for helpers. If you need a reasonable accommodation, contact the Community Education Office where you are registering.

Annual Notice to Students with Disabilities Saint Paul Public Schools (SPPS) is committed to providing a free and appropriate public education for every student in the school district. It is the intent of SPPS to ensure that students who have a disability, within the definition of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, are identified, evaluated and provided with reasonable and appropriate accommodations. For more information, please contact Jennifer Nordstrand, Section 504 resource, Saint Paul Public Schools, 651-767-8382; jennifer.nordstrand@spps.org.

Registration Forms To register in person or by mail, please refer to site contact information listed in the class section. All Community Education Offices are listed on page 56. Name:___________________________________________________ Course#

Title

Begin Date

Time Fee

Address:__________________________________________________ City:____________________________________ Zip:______________ Phone: work _____-_____-_____ Evening: cell _____-_____-_____ E-mail:___________________________________________________ For Driver Education classes, parents/guardians need to agree and sign Date of Birth: ___/___/_____ below: I have read, understand, and agree to the Driver Education Youth only: policies listed in this catalog, on the Driver Education website Parent Name:______________________________________________ (www.commed.spps.org/drivered), and those presented in class. Grade:______ School:_______________________________________ Signature: ______________________________________________ Voluntary Informationâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;check all that apply. Collecting this information helps us to provide programs and services for our community. [ ] Male [ ] Female [ ] Special Needs: _________________________ _________________________

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American Indian Asian or Pacific Islander Black or African American Hispanic or Latino Native Hawaiian White Other__________________

_________________________

Payment: [ ] Cash [ ] Check [ ] Visa [ ] MasterCard [ ] Discover Credit card# __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Expiration Date: ___ /_____ Card Holder Name:________________________________________ (Leave blank if same as registration)

UCare ID#________________ UCare discount

Total (minus discount) $__________

UCare Plan

Name:___________________________________________________ Course#

$__________

Title

Begin Date

Time Fee

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American Indian Asian or Pacific Islander Black or African American Hispanic or Latino Native Hawaiian White Other__________________

UCare ID#________________ UCare discount UCare Plan

$__________

Total (minus discount) $__________ FALL 2016

Administration Independent School District #625

SAINT PAUL

Administration

Board of Education

John Thein Interim Superintendent Jackie Turner Chief Engagement Officer Lynn Gallandat Director of Community Education

Jon Schumacher, Chair Zuki Ellis, Vice-Chair Chue Vue, Clerk Steve Marchese, Treasurer Cedrick Baker, Director John Brodrick, Director Mary Vanderwert, Director

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation City Administrators Mike Hahm 651-266-6400 Director Saint Paul Parks and Recreation Kathy Korum 651-266-6400 Deputy Director Saint Paul Parks and Recreation

Saint Paul Public Schools • www.spps.org Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education • www.commed.spps.org Saint Paul Parks and Recreation • www.stpaul.gov/parks

Community Education Citywide Advisory Council The Saint Paul Community Education Advisory • Council meets ten times per year. All meetings are open to the public. Most meetings are held at the Saint Paul Public Schools Administration Building, 360 Colborne Street. Call 651-767-8179 to confirm the date, time and location for each meeting. Kathy Korum, Chair Caitlin Aldridge Renada Goldberg Cathy Grady Cher Her

Mark McCabe Karen Kolb Peterson Erik Skold Catherine Twohig Darren Yerama

Community Education has numerous Advisory Councils working with the different program areas. Community input is important to the Advisory Councils. Please share your comments, concerns and suggestions with any member. If you or anyone you know is interested in becoming a member of any of the Community Education Advisory Councils, please contact the administration office at 651-767-8179.

Engaging astronomy and earth science programs for all ages! Themed shows for schools M-F. Public shows select Tuesdays at 5:30 & 7pm. $5 per person (free admission for school staff). For details, call 651-293-5398 or visit planetarium.spps.org

780 W. Wheelock Pkwy. | St. Paul, MN 55117

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First Day of School

No School, Parent-teacher conferences

First Day of School

6-7

No School, Conference preparation

No School, Holiday

24-25

No School, Holiday

No School, Teacher professional development

No School, Parent-teacher conferences

No School, Teacher professional development

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June

Last Day of School

No School, Holiday

Classes Resume

May

No School, Spring Break

3-7

April

No School, Parent-teacher conferences

Two additional evening conferences to be scheduled by school

No School, Conference preparation/teacher professional development

March

No School, Holiday

Classes Resume

February

No School, Winter Break

January

22-30

December

No School, Parent-teacher conferences/teacher professional development

Two additional evening conferences to be scheduled by school

No School, Parent-teacher conferences

November

No School, Teacher professional development Statewide teacher meeting

20-21

October

No School, Holiday

September

IMPORTANT DATES

ECSE follows the Pre-K calendar

PreK-12

PreK-5 / PreK-8 schools*

Pre-K

PreK-12

Pre-K

PreK-5 / PreK-8 schools*

PreK-12

Pre-K & K

1-12

PreK-12

Grades

M 1 8 15 22 29 T 2 9 16 23 30 W 3 10 17 24 31

7 14 21 28

M T 1 8 15 22 29 W 2 9 16 23 30

6 13 20 27

T 2 9 16 23 30

W 3 10 17 24 31

T 4 11 18 25

T 2 9 16 23

F 5 12 19 26

F 3 10 17 24

F 4 11 18 25

F 5 12 19 26

S 6 13 20 27

S 4 11 18 25

S 5 12 19 26

S 6 13 20 27 5 12 19 26

M 6 13 20 27

T 7 14 21 28

5 12 19 26

M 6 13 20 27

6 13 20 27

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

June 2017

5 12 19 26

March 2017

4 11 18 25

7 14 21 28

W 1 8 15 22 29

7 14 21 28

December 2016

4 11 18 25

September 2016

T 1 8 15 22 29

T 2 9 16 23 30

T 1 8 15 22 29

F 2 9 16 23 30

F 3 10 17 24 31

F 2 9 16 23 30

S 3 10 17 24

S 4 11 18 25

S 3 10 17 24 31

S 3 10 17 24

3 10 17 24 31

2 9 16 23 30

4 11 18 25

M 2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

July 2017

2 9 16 23 30

T 3 10 17 24 31

April 2017

S 1 8 15 22 29

January 2017

October 2016

5 12 19 26

W 4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

T 5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

F 6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

S 1 8 15 22 29

S 7 14 21 28

S 1 8 15 22 29

Total Days of School - Elementary: 173; Secondary: 175

If your student attends a year-round school, please check with your school for important dates and days off. Please check www.spps.org for calendar updates.

M 1 8 15 22 29

W 1 8 15 22

T 3 10 17 24

T 4 11 18 25

Summer Term start date is to be determined

7 14 21 28

T 7 14 21 28

May 2017

5 12 19 26

February 2017

6 13 20 27

November 2016

7 14 21 28

August 2016

No school for Pre-K

No school for PreK-5 students and PreK-8 schools (*American Indian Magnet, Capitol Hill, Farnsworth, Linwood Monroe and Hazel Park) Important date

No school for Pre-K and K

No school for students PreK-12 (all grades)

2016-17 CALENDAR FOR FAMILIES

School Calendar

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