In This Issue - Hermantown Community Schools
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In This Issue - Hermantown Community Schools
In This Issue Write a Book! Money Matters Ready to retire? Scuba Diving Travel to France! Raising a Reader Register online 3 4 5 7 9 10 2, 11 Spotlight 700 is a publication of the combined Community Education program of Hermantown Independent School District 700 and Proctor Independent School District 704. Spotlight 700 is distributed by mail to all district residents. Enrichment and Facilities Scheduling Coordinator Kim Webb 729-7661 x115 [email protected] PACC Coordinator Sheri Amundson 628-6293 [email protected] Early Childhood Coordinator Chris DeGroote 729-9563 [email protected] Proctor Facilities Coordinator Wendy Johnson 729-8214 x 2750 [email protected] Rail Review & Spotlight 700 Editor Cindy Alexander 729-8434 [email protected] Community Education Director Molly Johnson [email protected] www.hermantown.k12.mn.us Registration Information • Register online for Hermantown/Proctor Community Education classes using your credit card. Go to www. hermantown.k12.mn.us or www.proctor.k12.mn.us. Click on “Community Education” and then on “Online Registration.” • You may also complete the registration form on page 11 and mail it along with your check at least one week before the class meets. If registering by mail, you will receive confirmation of your registration only if you include your email address, written legibly, or by including a self-addressed, stamped envelope. You will be notified by phone, mail, or e-mail if a class is cancelled. • No refunds will be made after the class has begun. No refunds on trips unless the trip is cancelled. • Class cancellation: If school is closed due to weather, all Community Ed classes held in school buildings are cancelled. Cancellation of off-site classes is at the discretion of the instructor. Make a Birchbark Holiday Tree Ornament How to Get Started Writing Your Own Book The birch is one of the most versatile trees in Minnesota. Native people have used birchbark for centuries to make canoes, shelters, and containers for wild rice and maple syrup. Don’t be one of the millions who regret never writing that book. A collection of different containers and Christmas ornaments will be displayed. Instructor: Bill White. $16 Student materials needed: Small needle-nose pliers. • Mon, Nov 24, 6-8pm, HMS Rm 20 Computers, iPhones, iPads... Help! Students from our afterschool program at the PACC are offering their services on the third Tuesday of every month from 3:30-5pm to help you with your iPhones, iPads, PCs, etc. They are not professionals but they are willing to help you navigate your way with these sometimes confusing electronic devices. Free! • Third Tuesdays. 3:30-5pm, at the PACC Oct 21, Nov 18, Dec 16 New! Cowboy Christmas Poetry: Rhyming with the Season Join us for poetry by traditional and contemporary cowboy poets celebrating the Christmas season with reverence and, of course, humor. Then, we’ll grab our pens and put ourselves in the West and write some of our own. Put a band of mistletoe around your cowboy hat and join us! Youth and adults welcome. Instructor: William Millar. $15 • Mon, Dec 1 & Thurs, Dec 4 (2 classes) 6-8:30pm, PLE Media Center Bring a laptop if you have one, along with your ideas, notebook and pen! Minimum age 18 yrs. Instructor: author Michael Goldsmith. $30 for 4 sessions. • Thursdays, 7-9pm, PHS Rm S128 Jan 8, 15, 22, 29 (Make-up 2/5 if needed) Price includes the author’s book Eli Greatness Begins. This book is a fictional work that follows a young baseball player through his early development and his spiritual/religious awakening. Passages will be used as examples of writing technique and are not intended as endorsement of any religious beliefs. Digital Photography Basics This basic course will help you take better indoor and outdoor photos using your digital camera. Each night will have practical hands-on lessons, including ISO, shutter speeds, aperture, white balance, metering, depth of field, and support equipment. Learn special techniques for low light, waterfalls, silhouettes, night shots, lightning, and fireworks. Bring your camera, plus any manuals that you may still have that came with your camera. Instructor: David L. Kohne. $51 for four classes • Thursdays 6:30-8:30pm, HMS Rm 20 Jan 8, 15, 22, 29 Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 Community Education Students will be using birchbark to make three Christmas tree ornaments: a miniature canoe, a mitten, and a stocking. Students will learn techniques used to harvest, store, and make a variety of birchbark items. For most of us, the prospect of sitting down and writing the great American novel is a daunting task that we are too overwhelmed to take on. If you’ve sat in front of an empty computer screen and said, “I can’t do this,” this class is for you. In four weeks we will have our books started! Week 1:Where do I start? Week 2:- Understanding characters and building the structure Week 3: Working with structure and building story Week 4: Let the writing begin! Nov Dec 2014 3 Nov Dec 2014 Jan 2015 Community Education Spotlight 700 Travel to Alaska, It’s Easier Than You Think Presented by Alan & Sharon Finifrock, Affordable Alaskan Travel LLC Alan and Sharon Finifrock will share their 20 plus years of Alaskan living, traveling to, from and within Alaska, and encourage you to plan your trip to Alaska traveling on your own. Topics include when and how to plan your travel, best times to travel, airline options, Alaska Hwy (ALCAN), how to get around, food and lodging options and cost, free and inexpensive activities, hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, web sites to visit, travel brochures, budget development, and Alaskan travel 7-day sampler tours . $10/person or $15/couple • Mon, Nov 17, 5-7pm, FBRG Town Hall • Mon, Dec 8, 6-8pm, GLCC • Tues, Jan 6, 7-9pm, HHS Media Ctr • Tues, Jan 20, 6-8pm, PACC Community Potluck Mark your calendars – the second Friday of every month is the Community Potluck at the Proctor Area Community Center. You do not have to be a Proctor resident to attend and enjoy the company and show. Invite a friend or neighbor, bring your favorite “dish to pass,” and be ready to eat at 11:30am. After lunch there’s a new program every month. Past shows have included Bill Bastien, local authors, and neighbors speaking about their travels around the world. Need directions or have questions? Please call 628-6293. • Nov 14, Dec 12, Jan 9 Health Helps 4 Money Matters Retire Wisely FREE Presentation 47% of Americans age 56 to 62 could run out of funds to pay for basic retirement expenses if they were to retire at age 65. Will you have enough to retire? Will your retirement income last? Are your assets protected? Join us for this complimentary one-hour presentation to learn how to manage six risks all retirees face: outliving income, inflation, unpredictable events, market volatility, income taxes, and rising health care costs. Instructors: Jordan A. Fahlsing, FIC and Kevin J. King, FIC • Thurs, Nov 20, 6-7pm, HMS Rm 20 • Wed, Dec 3, 6-7pm, GLCC • Wed, Dec 10, 6-7pm, FBRG • Wed, Jan 21, 6-7pm, HMS Rm 20 Social Security: Strategize to Maximize FREE Presentation When it comes to navigating Social Security retirement benefits, the choices can be overwhelming. When should I apply? How much will I be taxed? Why do I need to think about this now? Join us for a free presentation to learn how to sort through the options to help ensure the choices you make are right for you. Instructors: Jordan A. Fahlsing, FIC and Kevin J. King, FIC • Thurs, Nov 13, 6-7pm, HMS Rm 20 • Wed, Jan 14, 6-7pm, HMS Rm 20 Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D • Free hearing screening and hearing aid testing are available from Avada Hearing Care at the PACC every second and fourth Friday, 9-11am FREE Presentation Call Ruth Beckwith, 218-349-8922 • Wed, Jan 7, 6-7pm, HMS Rm 20 Music Lessons Piano & Voice Come learn the differences among Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D. Instructor: Scott A. Fahlsing, FIC, LUTCF • Thurs, Nov 6, 6-7pm, HMS Rm 20 Youth Driver Education Community Education’s driver education program features 33 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of behind-thewheel (BTW) training. Times and dates listed below are for the classroom portion only; BTW will be arranged individually with your student. AARP Smart Driver Safety Pre-registration required. $18 for AARP members (Bring your AARP card to class) $23 for non-members Full Course Mon & Tues, 5-9pm, HMS Rm 20 • Nov 10 & 11 • Jan 26 & 27 Refresher For people who have previously completed the full 8-hour course and must update after three years. • Thurs, Nov 6, 1-5pm, FBRG • Wed, Nov 12, 1-5pm, PACC • Wed, Dec 10, 1-5pm, PACC • Mon., Dec 15, 5-9pm, HMS Rm 20 • Wed, Jan 7, 1-5pm, PACC Location KEY Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 $378 ($189 due upon initial registration + $189 before starting BTW) • P1-600 Proctor 3:30-6:30pm Mar 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18 (makeup date Mar 19) Summer Classes: June 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24 (makeup date 6/25) • P2-600 Proctor 8-11am • H2-600 Hermantown noon-3pm You must be 15 by the last day of class. Class size is limited, and registration is on a first come, first served basis. Firearms Safety Students will learn the principles of safe and responsible firearms handling, hunter responsibility, wildlife identification, and basic outdoor survival. This class includes a range shoot day and certificate upon completion. Parents are required to sign a release form on the first night. Students must be 11 years or older at the start of the class. You must pre-register & pre-pay $7.50 for this class, plus pay $7.50 to MN DNR after completion. Instructor: William Millar • Mon, Tues, & Thurs Nov 10, 11, 13, 17, 18, 20; Range date TBA 6-8:30pm, PLE Media Center BVE: Bay View Elementary, 8708 Vinland Street, Duluth NEW > FBRG: Fredenberg Town Hall, 5104 Fish Lake Road, Fredenberg GLCC: Grand Lake Town Hall, 6279 Industrial Road, Saginaw (Twig) HAFRC: Hermantown Area Family Resource Center, 5028 Miller Trunk Hwy HES: Hermantown Elementary School, 5365 W Arrowhead Road HHS: Hermantown High School, 4335 Hawk Circle Drive, Hermantown HMS: Hermantown Middle School, 4289 Ugstad Road, Hermantown PACC: Proctor Area Community Center, 100 Pionk Drive, Proctor PHS: Proctor High School,131 9th Avenue, Proctor PLE: Pike Lake Elementary School, 5682 Martin Road, Duluth Safety & Driving If you are over 55, you can receive credit on your insurance, including a 10% discount, for completing this course. Class includes films, lectures, and tapes, and is sponsored by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). Nov Dec 2014 5 Nov Dec 2014 Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 Woodcarving Third Saturdays See the show: Come see a variety of demonstrations and many varieties of woodcarvings on display at our second annual Knotty Carvers show. Several woodcarvings will be raffled off. Admission is free. At the PACC It’s time to get back to those projects that you’ve put on hold, or maybe even start something new! • Saturday, Nov 1, 9am-3pm Knotty Carvers of the North: Carvers of all experience levels are welcome to gather, carve, visit, and share coffee and treats. FREE Art & Crafts • Dec 6, Jan 3, 10am-noon Carve S’more: This class is designed for those who have learned the basics and would like to continue carving in an environment where help from others is available if needed. These sessions are a great way to advance your carving skills in a fun and relaxing environment. Coffee is available and expect occasional freebie carving projects. Instructor: Nancy Borson. $2 per session, paid only when you attend • Nov 28, Dec 26, Jan 30, 10am-noon Scrapbooking Whether you are an experienced scrapper or a beginner, join us for a great weekend of scrapbooking. Share new ideas, see new products, and complete some pages with a fun group of scrappers. Friday 5-9pm, $5 Saturday 9am-9pm, $12 Both sessions $15, PACC • November 21 & 22 • January 9 & 10 Tuesday Stitchers 6 Bring your quilting, knitting, embroidery, hardanger, crocheting, rughooking, or any other project to the PACC. Spend the afternoon enjoying your hobby and meeting new friends with the same passion for making beautiful creations. FREE! • Tuesdays, 1-3pm, PACC Grab your friends and your crafts and join us for a Saturday of fun and friendship. We’ll provide coffee and treats. $2/session Saturdays, 9am-3pm, PACC • Nov 15, Dec 20, Jan 17 Rosemaling Discover the art of painting flowers and scrolls, first used by Norwegian sailors who were inspired by their world travels. These classes offer instruction for all levels of rosemaling and many styles of this beautiful art. Supplies will be available. Create something beautiful for yourself or as a gift! Instructor: Wilma Challstrom. $40 for 6-week session or $7 per class Thursday mornings, 9am-noon, PACC • Session 2: Nov 6, 13, 20; Dec 4, 11, 18 Open Quilting Attention quilters! Do you have UFFOs? Please join us at the PACC from 10:002:30 the 3rd Monday of every month to work on your quilting projects. Please bring your own extension cord. $2 per session. • Oct 20, Nov 17, Dec 15, Jan 19 Make Your Own Greeting Cards Do you ever have trouble finding just the right card for that special someone? This class is for you! Join Stampin’ Up demonstrator Christine Barnard to make five personalized cards with your choice of greetings and colors. Stampin’ Up products will be used, and samples will be available for future classes and for purchase. $2 registration fee, $5 paid to instructor night of class. Wednesdays, 6-8:30pm, PACC • Nov 12, Dec 10, Jan 14 Beginning Scuba Diving Karate This class is for beginners ages 12 and up. Learn about scuba equipment, diving skills, and the underwater environment. Classroom and pool time will give you the knowledge and skills to make your open water dives required for certification. The four dives required for certification are not part of the class fee. Learn American-style Tae Kwan Do: self-defense, katas (forms), sparring, point fighting, and kickboxing. Have fun getting in shape, improve flexibility, learn discipline, and build self-confidence No experience necessary; ages 8 and up. Instructor: James Peterson, Twin Ports Martial Arts. For more information, call 218-348-7656. $120 for 12 weeks It is recommended that you have your own mask, fins and snorkel. A limited number of sets will be available to use. Bring a suit and towel for first night. Instructor Elmer Engman has been teaching scuba for 40 years. Cost: $100 cost includes instructor fee, rental of equipment, and text • Wednesdays, Jan 14, 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 18; make-up on 2/25 if needed 6:30-9pm, Proctor Pool & Classroom S109 Water Aerobics This one-hour workout includes aerobic exercise, leg exercise, stretching, and a cool-down. This is considered a mediumimpact aerobics class. Exercises are done to music. Bring your suit and a towel; no swim cap is necessary. Minimum age requirement 16+. Instructor: Corrin Laakso. $31/session or $3/class Tues & Thurs, 7-8pm, Proctor Pool • Session 2: Oct 28-Dec 11 (No class 11/4, 11/27; make up on 12/16 if needed) New! Hall Pass Want to stay ACTIVE, dry and warm this fall and winter? Grab a friend or two and join us to utilize the halls to walk, stretch, climb, and strengthen your body. Meet inside HMS front entrance. For more info, contact Cindi Lennartson 349-5454 or 729-0024. All levels are welcome! $10 • Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6-7pm Nov 11-Jan 29 (Not meeting 11/27, 12/25, 12/30, 1/1) Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 Tuesdays & Thursdays, HMS Small Gym Class moves to HES Gym on Mar 3 Beginners & White Belts 6-7pm Colored Belts 7-8pm • Session 2: Jan 6-Apr 14 (No class 2/17, 2/24, 2/26, 3/31, 4/2) Make-up 4/16 if needed Fitness Yoga This music-enhanced class improves flexibility, builds strength, challenges your balance, and quiets your mind with yoga poses, breathing, and relaxation. Bring a yoga mat or towel and wear comfortable workout clothes. Instructor: Dan Ohman. $41 for 8 weeks. Join in progress or drop in for $7 per class. First trial class is free. Mondays at HMS Small Gym Class moves to HES Gym on Mar 2 Level I - 6-7pm Level II - 7:10-8:10pm Fitness Pre-registration required; pay $25 to Community Education now and bring $75 to instructor on FIRST night of class. Nov Dec 2014 • Session 3: Jan 19-Mar 16 (no class 2/16) Pilates/Core Class Each class will tone and strengthen your core muscles while working the entire body over one hour. Incorporates traditional Pilates along with additional exercises to strengthen the abdominal, back, upper and lower extremity muscles. This class also uses a Pilates mat and exercise ball to tone, lengthen and strengthen your body. You’ll be challenged and feel mentally and physically stronger after each session. Instructor: Gina Pfingsten. $40 for 8 weeks Wednesdays, 6-7pm at the PACC • Session 1: Oct 1-Nov 19 • Session 2: Dec. 3-Feb 4 (No class 12/24 or 12/31) 7 Zumba Nov Dec 2014 Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 Join in on the FUN! The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easyto-follow moves to create a one-of-akind fitness program that will blow you away. Achieve long-term benefits while you experience an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, bodyenergizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life! Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes; bring a hand towel and water bottle. Pay per session or drop in rate of $6 per visit. Join anytime! Fitness Mondays 6-7pm HES Multipurpose Room Instructor: Heidi Pedersen $31 for 6 weeks • Session 2: Oct 20-Nov 24 • Session 3: Dec 8-Jan 19 (No class 12/29) • Session 4: Jan 26-Mar 9 (No class 2/16) 8 Mon and/or Wed 8:15-9am PACC, Proctor Instructor: Melinda Vandervieren • Session 2: Oct 20-Nov 26 • Session 3: Dec 1-Jan 21 (No class 12/22, 12/24, 12/29, 12/31) • Session 4: Jan 26-Mar 4 Mon and/or Wed 9:30-10:15am Grand Lake Community Center, Twig Instructor: Melinda Vandervieren Per 6-week session, $31 one day a week or $52 for two days a week • Session 2: Oct 20-Nov 26 • Session 3: Dec 1-Jan 21 (No class 12/22, 12/24, 12/29, 12/31) • Session 4: Jan 26-Mar 4 Tuesdays OR Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm Bay View Elementary Upper Gym Instructor: Melinda Vandervieren • Session 2: $26 for 5 weeks Tuesdays, Oct 21-Nov 25 (no class 11/4) Thursdays, Oct 23-Nov 20 • Session 3: $31 for 6 weeks Tuesdays, Dec 2-Jan 20 (No class 12/23, 12/30) Thursdays, Dec 4-Jan 22 • Session 4: $31 for 6 weeks Tuesdays: Jan 27-Mar 3 Thursdays: Jan 29-Mar 5 Thursdays 6:30-7:30pm Grand Lake Community Center, Twig Instructor: Heidi Pedersen $31 for 6-weeks • Session 2: Oct 16-Nov 20 • Session 3: Dec 4-Jan 22 (Not 12/25, 1/1) • Session 4: Jan 29-Mar 5 Aquatic Kinetics If you loved Aqua Zumba, then this class is for you! We’ll heat things with some great warm up songs, continue with some fun music and cardio moves, add strength training, and then balance things out with toning for the last half of class. Water provides great resistance and is easier on your joints. It allows you to have an increased range of motion as you party in the pool. Bring your swimsuit, towel, water bottle and a great attitude. Aqua shoes are optional. For more information, contact instructor Sue Baker at [email protected]. Session 2: 6:30-7:40pm, Proctor Pool Mondays & Wednesdays Oct 20-Nov 26, Fridays Oct 31-Dec 11 (no class on 11/28) $31/6-weeks, Mon OR Wed $56/6-weeks, Mon AND Wed $82/6-weeks, Mon, Wed AND Fri Session 3: 6:30-7:40pm, Proctor Pool Mondays & Wednesdays Dec 1-Dec 17 Pre-Holiday Special: 3-weeks for $26 Session 4: 6:30-7:40pm, Proctor Pool Mondays & Wednesdays Jan 5-Feb 11 $31/6-weeks, Mon OR Wed $56/6-weeks, Mon AND Wed $6 for Special Drop-in date: Friday, Jan 9 Belly Dance Workout Boot Camp Tuesdays, $31 for 6-weeks, HES Multipurpose Room Challenging strength and conditioning boot camp for every level. Improve your strength, endurance, agility, balance, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness. This workout of athletic drills, weights, jump rope, circuits, bodyweight exercises, and abdominal/core work will challenge you to be the best you can be. Instructor: Sheila Matthews Beginner Level I, 7:15-8:15pm Learn the basic vocabulary of Middle Eastern dance moves with a breakdown of the basic movements, and work on muscle isolations, dance conditioning, and dance combinations. . Beginner Level II, 6-7pm Must have a minimum of 1 year beginner lessons + knowledge of basic technique Build on the techniques, styles, and skills you’ve developed in previous study. We will continue to explore different styles of belly dance including folkloric, modern and fused styles • Session 2: Oct 21-Dec 9 (no class 11/4, 12/2; make-up 12/16) • Session 3: Jan 6-Feb 10 (make-up 2/24) Classes for Kids Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 Modifications can accommodate your exercise level. Bring water! Instructor: Sarah Petite. $37 for 6 weeks Mondays, 5:15-6:15pm, PHS Cafeteria • Session 2: Oct 27-Dec 1 • Session 3: Dec 8-Feb 2 (No class 12/22, 12/29, 1/19) New! Travel to France If you’ve always dreamed of visiting Paris, here’s a perfect opportunity for you! Proctor’s French teacher, Kathy Sylvester, is leading a trip in June 2015, and it is open to students and adults. For more information or to sign up, e-mail Ms. Sylvester at [email protected]. Learn German! Explore German culture and learn basic German vocabulary and phrases through fun and engaging activities. Instructor: Ines Chandler $50 for 10 weeks • HES, Kdg-Gr 3: Tuesdays, Feb 3-Apr 21, 3:45-4:30pm, HES Teachers’’ Lounge (No class 2/17, 3/31) • HMS, Gr 4-8: Thursdays, Feb 5-Apr 23, 3:30-4:15pm, HMS Room 18 (No class 2/26,4/2) Community Education Wear comfortable clothing you can move in: a tee or tank with yoga pants and bare feet, socks, or dance shoes. Please bring a long scarf to tie around your hips if you have one, but it is not required. Nov Dec 2014 Hawkette Baton Corps Come learn twirling techniques and up-to-date choreography to modern music. Session 2 will perform at half time of a high school basketball game; session 3 will be in the Spring Fling Regional Competition. Open to grades K-12. Instructor: Rhonda Grussendorf Tomlin. $60 per session, $40 per additional child from the same family. Wednesdays 8-9pm, HES Gym • Session 2: Dec 3-Jan 21 (no class 12/24, 12/31) • Session 3: Feb 4-Mar 25 9 Nov Dec 2014 Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 Bridges to Kindergarten November: Raising a Reader Raising a Reader, the second session of the Bridges to Kindergarten series, will be offered in November. This special event is designed to help parents understand the important pre-reading and writing skills their child can learn to prepare them for kindergarten in the fall of 2015. Parents and their preschooler will take part in learning activities centered on reading. This is a great opportunity for the children to become familiar with the kindergarten classroom, and early childhood teachers will be available to answer questions about early literacy and readiness. Parents will also receive a handout of fun activities to do at home to get their child ready to read and write. Early Childhood “Raising a Reader” will be offered at Hermantown Elementary on Thursday, November 20 from 6-7:30 pm. All families with a child entering kindergarten in 2015 are encouraged to participate. Cost of this event is $5 per preschooler, although no one will be denied participation due to the inability to pay. Families currently enrolled in the School Readiness or Head Start Programs need not pay for their preschooler as the fee is included with their tuition. Limited sibling care is also available for $5 per child, with sign-ups due by November 12. Registration forms will be mailed with the November Getting School Ready (GSR) newsletter. For more information, or to be added to the GSR mailing list, please call 628-4958 ext #1. January: Math — It’s more than counting The third session of the Bridges to Kindergarten series will be offered in January and will help parents and their four- and five-year-olds learn fun and creative ways to sharpen math skills through games, art, music, and movement. The children will have a chance to become comfortable with the kindergarten classroom, and early childhood teachers will be available to answer questions. We will also provide fun and practical ideas that parents can use at home to continue math skill development. “Math—It’s More Than Counting” will be offered at Hermantown Elementary on Thursday, January 15 from 6-7:30 p.m. All families with a child entering kindergarten in 2015 are encouraged to participate. Cost of this event is $5 per preschooler, although no one will be denied participation due to the inability to pay. Families currently enrolled in the Early Childhood School Readiness or Head Start Programs need not pay for their preschooler as the fee is included with their tuition. Limited childcare is also available for $5 per child, with sign-ups due by January 7. Registration forms will be mailed in December with the Getting School Ready (GSR) newsletter. For additional information, please call 628-4958 ext. #1. Take a Break 10 There will be no ECFE, Stepping Stones, School Readiness, or Stay & Play during Winter Break, Dec 22 to Jan 2. All classes will resume the week of Jan 5. Register Online or www.proctor.k12.mn.us Click on “Community Ed,” then on “Online Registration” OR at www.hermantown.k12.mn.us use this form and mail with check to Community Education, Nov Dec 2014 Jan 2015 Spotlight 700 5028 Miller Trunk Hwy, Hermantown MN 55811 Name: _____________________________________________________ Gender: q F q M Date of Birth: __________________ City/State/ZIP:_______________________________________________ Phone #s: __________________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________________ If you register by mail, you will receive confirmation of your registration only if you include your email address, written legibly, or a self-addressed, stamped envelope. In any case, you will be notified if the class is filled or cancelled. • Class: __________________________________ Site: __________ Start Date: _______________ • Class: __________________________________ Site: __________ Start Date: _______________ • Class: __________________________________ Site: __________ Start Date: _______________ Session: ________ Fee: $ ________ Session: ________ Fee: $ ________ Session: ________ Fee: $ ________ For youth registrations & drivers ed Middle name: _____________________ Parent name: ____________________________ Date of Birth __________ Contact #s: ______________________________________ T-shirt size: _____ For bus trips: Pick up at q Hermantown Hockey Arena q PACC BVE: FBRG: GLCC: HAFRC HES: Bay View Elementary Fredenberg Town Hall Grand Lake Town Hall (Twig) Hermantown Area Family Resource Center Hermantown Elementary School HHS: HMS: PACC: PHS: PLE: Hermantown High School Hermantown Middle School Proctor Area Community Center Proctor High School Pike Lake Elementary Sign Up Here for Classes Address: ___________________________________________________ 11 Hermantown Community Schools 4307 Ugstad Road Hermantown, MN 55811 Non-Profit Org. US Postage PAID DULUTH, MN Permit #1943 Construction underway at elementary school A groundbreaking celebration in early October kicked off the construction start for improvements to the Hermantown Elementary School. A large crowd picked up shovels to mark the beginning of the approximately $9 million project. In the next few weeks, construction workers will be digging the foundation for the six new classrooms on the west side of the building. As the project continues, work will progress with construction of the new school gymnasium, one additional classroom and an addition to the kitchen. Two ponds are being dug this fall, one in front of the building and one on the southeast corner, to collect and retain stormwater and sediments from the school’s parking lots. Next summer, substantial interior remodeling will be done to the school, including converting six classrooms into three new kindergarten rooms, updating the kitchen and installing a new mechanical system throughout the facility. Construction will be ongoing throughout the school year, with project completion expected by the opening of school in the fall of 2015. Planning and design work is continuing on Hermantown High School. That project will convert the current high school to a middle school, and design and build a new high school as an addition to that facility. Construction on the high school project will begin in the spring of 2015 and completion is expected The construction trailer at the school is a sign of things to come. in the fall of 2016.
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