Community Education Catalog

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Roseville Area Schools Community Education
Quality Teaching & Learning for All...Equity in All We Do
Fall 2016 -17
Course
Catalog
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CONTACT & HELPFUL INFORMATION
ROSEVILLE AREA
SCHOOLS COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
1910 County Road B West
Roseville, MN 55113
www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
Phone: 651.604.3500
[email protected]
Roseville Adult................ 651.604.3553
Learning Center (RALC)
Adult Enrichment............ 651.604.3770
Adults w/ Disabilities....... 651.604.3770
Aquatics.......................... 651.604.3770
Facility Use..................... 651.604.3510
Community Education.... 651.604.3500
Early Childhood.............. 651.487.4378
Family Education
Early Childhood.............. 651.487.4378
Screening
Pre K.............................. 651.604.3578
Youth Enrichment........... 651.604.3770
School Age Care............ 651.604.3505
Senior Program.............. 651.604.3520
Targeted Services........... 651.604.3508
FACILITY USE
The Facility Use Program
coordinates the rental and
scheduling of all available district
facilities for community activities.
Requests are prioritized by
category and coordinated with
the schools to avoid interfering
with district programs. For more
information, call 651.604.3510.
NO PITCH GUARANTEE
Community Education works with
a wide variety of professionals
to generate interest and share
knowledge but does not promote
or recommend any specific
business, service, or product.
While an instructor(s) may make
information available about their
business, service, or product, it will
not be required or recommended
in or beyond the class.
LOCATIONS & KEY
Brimhall Elementary (BH)
Roseville, MN 55113
Central Park Elementary (CP)
535 County Road B2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
District Center (DC)
Roseville, MN 55113
Edgerton Elementary (EDG)
1929 Edgerton St
Maplewood, MN 55117
Emmet D. Williams Elementary (EDW)
955 County Road D West
Shoreview, MN 55126
Fairview Community Center (FV)
Roseville, MN 55113
Falcon Heights Elementary (FH)
1393 Garden Ave West
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
FOCI MN Center for Glass Arts
2010 East Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Harambee Elementary (HAR)
30 County Road B East
Maplewood, MN 55117
Little Canada Elementary (LC)
400 Eli Road
Little Canada, MN 55117
Parkview Center School (PCS)
Roseville, MN 55113
Ramsey County Library Roseville
2180 North Hamline Ave
Roseville, MN 55113
MISSION STATEMENT
To engage our
ever-changing
communities and
partners in developing
meaningful services,
quality programs
and lifelong learning
opportunities for all.
GET
SOCIAL!
Like us on Facebook!
facebook.com/CommunityEd
Follow us on Twitter!
twitter.com/ISD_623
Watch us on YouTube!
Roseville Area Middle School (RAMS)
15 County Road B2 East
Roseville Area High School (RAHS)
Roseville, MN 55113
youtube.com/rosevillecommed
Roseville City Hall
2660 Civic Center Dr
Roseville, MN 55113
Decisions to cancel
classes due to low
enrollment are usually
made a week in advance.
CONTENTS
SENIOR ACTIVITY PASS
BROADENING
HORIZONS
• Language Arts.................. P. 18
• Career & Finance........ P. 19-20
• Personal Interests...... P. 23-26
•Technology....................... P. 27
•RASP............................ P. 29-30
•RALC............................ P. 31-32
BUSINESS &
TECHNOLOGY
• Language Arts.................. P. 18
• Career & Finance........ P. 19-20
• Online Learning............... P. 28
•Technology....................... P. 27
•RALC............................ P. 31-32
Catch all the action!
Enjoy all 9th-12th grade home games
and activities during the school year
for FREE with the Senior Community
Member Activity Pass for older adults
60+. Exclusions apply. Visit the
Fairview Information Center or the
District Center to pick up your pass today!
Fairview Information Center
1910 County Rd B West
Roseville, MN 55113
651.604.3500
Monday - Friday 8:00AM-4:00PM
District Center
1251 County Rd B-2 West
Roseville, MN 55113
Monday - Friday 8:00AM-4:00PM
Only valid for 9th-12th grade extra-curricular activities at
Roseville Area High School during the school year.
Good for senior drama matinée ONLY.
Not valid at hockey games or region/section/state contests.
Find the activity schedule at
www.isd623.org/rahs
CREATIVE
•Art.................................... P. 7-9
•Cooking....................... P. 10-11
• Dance & Music............ P. 15-16
•Technology.................. P. 26-27
• Roseville Gift
and Craft Shoppe............... P. 9
FAMILY, LIFE, & HOME
•Cooking....................... P. 10-11
•Home................................. P. 17
• Early Childhood.......... P. 36-37
• Out of School Time.......... P. 35
•RASP............................ P. 29-30
•RALC............................ P. 31-32
FIT & ACTIVE
• Dance & Music............ P. 15-16
•Fitness......................... P. 12-14
• Mind & Body................ P. 21-22
• Adult Swim....................... P. 33
• Youth Swim...................... P. 34
• Little Canada
Parks & Rec...................... P. 40
Classes at a glance
FRIDAY
Investment Forum Intro
5:00PM-6:00PM
ECFE Sampling
5:30PM-6:15PM
This year, Roseville Area Schools Community Education
is celebrating 55 years of service. To celebrate all these
years of serving our community, we are throwing you a
COMMUNITY EDstravaganza! Try out FREE community
education classes, enjoy some cake and punch, and
meet other members of your community!
Swing Dance & Lindy Hop
6:00PM-7:00PM
ECFE Sampling
6:30PM-7:15PM
Open Line Dance
6:30PM-7:30PM
Quilling
6:30PM-7:30PM
September 30, 2016-October 1, 2016
Fairview Community Center
Roseville, MN 55113
and
Parkview Center School
Roseville, MN 55113
Lower level parking lot, door 19
Register online at
www.isd623.org/CommunityEd
or call
604.651.3771
All Classes are FREE and registration is required.
Please do not enroll in overlapping classes.
Volunteering: Where Do I Fit In?
6:30PM-7:30PM
SATURDAY
Yoga
9:00AM-9:45AM
Jazzercise
9:00AM-10:00AM
Volunteering: Where Do I Fit In?
9:00AM-10:00AM
Swing Into Your Intuition
9:30AM-10:30AM
An Introduction to Islam and
Muslims
10:00AM-11:00AM
Drop in and Play
10:00AM-11:00AM
Extended Travel Showcase
10:00AM-11:30AM
Your Retirement Paycheck
10:30AM-12:00PM
Zumba
11:45AM-12:45PM
Investment Forum Intro
12:00PM-1:00PM
Bring a friend and celebrate 55 years of learning!
YOUR RETIREMENT PAYCHECK
Determine your income needs, make
your savings last, and identify income
sources for your “retirement paycheck.”
Mark Josephs
623-2
1 Session
Saturday
10:30AM-12:00PM10/1
FREE
FV 100
INVESTMENT FORUM INTRO
JAZZERCISE
Choreographed to today’s hottest music,
Jazzercise is a fun way to start dancing
yourself fit no matter your age or figure!
Kelly Lewis
623-7
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-10:00AM 10/1
FREE
FV Gym
OPEN LINE DANCE
Learn valuable financial information that
will help you make the right choices
for your future.
Line dancing is an easy-to-learn and
fun way to kick up your feet. Join us
and see what you’ve been missing!
Jodi Wittman
623-12
1 Session
Friday
5:00PM-6:00PM 9/30
623-6
1 Session
Friday
FREE
FV 108
6:30PM-7:30PM 9/30
FREE
FV Solarium
623-11
1 Session
Saturday
12:00PM-1:00PM 10/1
SWING DANCE & LINDY HOP
FREE
FV 108
EXTENDED TRAVEL SHOWCASE
Learn about extended travel options for
2017! Landmark Tours offers an array of
unforgettable, inclusive travel experiences.
Landmark Tours
623-13
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-11:30AM10/1
FREE FV 102
VOLUNTEERING:
WHERE DO I FIT IN?
Learn how to connect with opportunities
in your community! The results of your
time and talent will be as rewarding to
you as it is to those you serve.
Mary Rigney & Janell Wampler
623-4
1 Session
Friday
6:00PM-7:00PM 9/30
FREE
FV Dance Studio
ECFE SAMPLING
Parents with children ages infant-5 years can
join us for a fun and informative session.
Parents will have playtime with their
child and the parent educator will
facilitate a discussion about parenting.
Class will be in English
#623-15 1 Session
Friday
5:30PM-6:15PM 9/30
FREE
FV 140
623-9
1 Session
Friday
6:30PM-7:30PM 9/30
FREE
FV 100
623-10
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-10:00AM 10/1
FREE
FV 100
DROP IN AND PLAY
Parents with children ages infant-5 years
can join activities including dramatic
play, sensory experiences, gym play,
science, art projects, and more.
#623-17
Lindy Hop is the original form of Swing
danced by the coolest cats. Take an hour to
explore these fun and energetic dances.
Cindy Gardner
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-11:00AM
10/1
FREE
PV Fern Room
UN MUESTREO DE ECFE
Los padres con niños 0-5 están bienvenidos
a probar una clase de la Educación
Familiar para la Niñez Temprana (ECFE).
Tendrán la oportunidad jugar con sus hijos y
discutir temas sobre la crianza de los niños
con otros padres y una educadora de padres.
La clase será en español
#623-16
1 Sesión
Viernes
6:30PM-7:15PM
9/30
Gratuita-ubicación
FV 140
ROSEVILLE GIFT & CRAFT SHOPPE
Will have extended hours celebrating
40 years of service!
AN INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM
AND MUSLIMS
The class will introduce basic terminology,
demographics, beliefs, practices, and
differences between religion and culture.
Bring your questions for first-hand answers.
Islamic Resource Group
623-3
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-11:00AM10/1
FREE
FV 118
SWING INTO YOUR INTUITION
Learn a fun way to use your intuition in a
matter of minutes. We will use pendulums
to answer yes or no questions. Make
your own pendulum to take home.
Reverend Kathy Wilken
623-1
1 Session
Saturday
9:30AM-10:30AM 10/1
FREE
FV 116A
ZUMBA
Zumba fuses fitness, entertainment, and
culture into an exhilarating dance-fitness
sensation! All ages and levels are welcome
in this energetic and fast-paced class.
Jan Campbell
623-5
1 Session
Saturday
11:45AM-12:45PM10/1
FREE
FV Solarium
QUILLING
Learn the art of rolling, shaping, and gluing
paper strips, called quilling, to create a
beautiful 3D piece! Learn the basics and
bring home a stunning handmade flower.
Katherine Young
623-14
1 Session
Friday
6:30PM-7:30PM 9/30
FREE
FV 102
YOGA
Yoga increases strength and flexibility
and ability to focus and relax. Bring a
mat (or we have some you can borrow)
and be prepared to work barefoot.
Virginia Sattler-Reimer
623-8
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-9:45AM 10/1
FREE
FV Solarium
www.isd623.org/free
5
ART
ORIGAMI BASICS & BEYOND
HOLIDAY CARDS
BEGINNING SOAP MAKING
1005-1
1 Session
Wednesday
6:00PM-9:00PM 10/26
$35
FV 103
Increase your dexterity, memory, and
relaxation with the paper folding art
of Origami. You will learn many of the
basic folds and how to combine them
to fold creative, useful, decorative, and
playful models. You will be amazed
at what you can learn to fold!
Kathleen Sheridan
Create 25 hand-stamped and embellished
holiday cards, 5 cards of 5 designs. The
class will also include envelopes and
pre-cut materials that are ready to
stamp and assemble. The instructor
will provide stamps, inks, and tools
for you to complete your cards. Bring
your adhesive of choice (i.e. Tombow,
1058
5 Sessions
Wednesdays
double-sided tape, etc.) to class, or
6:30PM-8:00PM9/7-10/5
purchase it from the instructor.
$75
FV 103
Elizabeth Hawley
Make your own crafted soaps, and get
exactly what you want! You will learn
to use a slow cooker for hot process
soap-making. At the end of class, you
will have a handmade batch of soap that
will be ready to use the next day. Bring a
container to mold soap (e.g. clean, empty
milk cartons, bread pans, and plastic food
containers). Wooden molds will be
available for purchase for $30 along
with some finished soaps, lotions,
and lip balms. Materials fee of $15
payable to the instructor in class.
Melissa Petrich
1079-1
1 Session
Tuesday
6:00PM-8:00PM 9/20
$29
FV 105
1079-2
1 Session
6:00PM-8:00PM $29
Thursday
9/22
FV 105
WATERCOLOR PAINTING INTERMEDIATE
If you have some experience with
watercolor, join this class to develop
your skills. Learn techniques, see
demonstrations, receive guided
instruction, and participate in a class
critique. Each week we will work on
a different topic. Materials fee of $5
payable to the instructor. Purchase
a copy of John Shaw and Ferdinand
Petrie’s “The Big Book of Painting
Nature in Watercolor” prior to class.
Full materials list available online.
Mary Degen-Hefelfinger
A COLLECTION OF
CHRISTMAS EARRINGS
Your gift-giving list is now done with
a collection of delightful earrings or
pendants! All supplies provided,
including Swarovski crystals, which
add a touch of elegance. Choose from
Christmas trees, angels, snowmen,
candy canes, and more. Bring jewelrymaking tools if you have them.
Materials fee of $9 per earring pair or
pendant payable to the instructor.
Lorri Kaas
NUNO FELTED TABLE RUNNER
Use local sheep wool to create
a beautiful felt table runner or wall
hanging. Learn how to layer naturally
colored fibers and add texture and color
with a variety of embellishing techniques,
including silk paper you make in class.
Add your own creative touches for a
1026
1 Session
Thursday
one-of-a-kind accessory. Materials
6:30PM-9:00PM 12/8
fee of $25 is payable to the instructor.
$25
FV 105
Bring 2-3 hand towels, 1 bath towel,
sharp scissors, a plastic bag to carry
QUILLING ART 101
home wet items, and a bag lunch.
Learn the art of quilling! Create beautiful
Leslie Granbeck
3D paper artwork and take home a
1022
1 Session
Saturday
stunning handmade card showcasing
10:00AM-3:00PM10/22
your new talents. We will learn multiple
$35
FV 105
techniques for making quilled flowers and
each student will receive a slotted quilling
tool. Please bring a pair of scissors.
Katherine Young
1027 1 Session 6:30PM-8:30PM $25 Tuesday
10/18
FV 105
HOT TOPIC!
HOT GLASS SOCIAL
1153-1
8 Sessions Mondays
3:00PM-5:00PM9/12-11/21
$119
FV 105
No Class 9/19, 10/3, & 10/31
1153-2
8 Sessions
Mondays
6:00PM-8:00PM9/12-11/21
$119
FV 105
No Class 9/19, 10/3, & 10/31
Create your own glass sculpture during this group activity.
You’ll find that the thrill of shaping molten glass is unlike anything
else in the Twin Cities Metro Area! The sculptures will take a few
days to cool before you can pick them up at the studio.
FOCI Minnesota Center for Glass Art
1072
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-1:00PM 9/24
$89
MN Center for Glass Art
7
ART
KNITTING - LEVEL 1
KNITTING - LEVEL 2
1048-1
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
6:00PM-8:00PM9/13-10/18
$55
FV 103
No Class 10/4 & 10/11
1049-1
4 Sessions
Thursdays
6:00PM-8:00PM9/15-10/6
$55
FV 103
1048-2
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
6:00PM-8:00PM11/1-11/29
$55
FV 103
No Class 11/8
1049-2
4 Sessions
Thursdays
6:00PM-8:00PM10/20-11/10
$55
FV 103
1049-3
4 Sessions
Thursdays
6:00PM-8:00PM12/1-12/22
$55
FV 103
Create a hat for an adult or child in this
beginning level knitting class. Whether
you’ve never knitted before or just need
a refresher, this class is for you. You’ll
learn to cast on, knit, purl, read a pattern,
use circular and double pointed needles,
and recognize and fix your mistakes.
Full materials list available online.
Peggy Lexau
IRIS PAPER FOLDING
Learn the art of iris paper folding, which
originated in Holland. Use lightweight
crafting paper or wrapping paper
to make spiral layered designs that
resemble the iris of a camera lens.
You can frame your finished product
or use it to decorate a greeting card
or scrapbook. During class, you will
make one greeting card and bring home
materials for a second card. Materials
fee of $5 payable to the instructor.
Sally Stamos
Do you already know how to knit but want
some help interpreting patterns, fixing
mistakes, and learning new techniques
such as lace, color work, and cable
knitting? Bring a new or unfinished project
to class, along with appropriate
yarn and needles, and you will gain
the skills you need to become a
confident and competent knitter!
Peggy Lexa
1010
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-12:00PM11/5
$19
FV 100
MOSAIC STAINED GLASS
LAMP OR WINDOW
Brighten up any room in your home
with mosaic stained glass! Create a
stained glass 8.5”x11” window or 9”x4”
lamp with an updated technique of
ancient mosaic that is easy and fun for
everyone! The first night, we will cut
glass, so bring patterns or your own
design ideas to start right away. The
second night, we will apply grout, so
dress for mess and bring old cut-up
towels. We will also learn about tools,
cutting glass, using dishware, and other
project ideas. A material fee of $20 for
the window or $29 for the lamp is payable
to the instructor. Please indicate your
project choice when registering.
Peggy Ingles
1064
8
2 Sessions
Wednesdays
6:00PM-9:00PM9/21-9/28
$39
FV 105
EASY OIL PAINTING
Don’t think of yourself as an artist? Join this class to learn how easy and fun painting can be!
We will work with easy oil paints, and the instructor will supply all the materials you will
need, including paints, 16x20 inch canvas, and painting supplies. Your painting will be
ready to frame and hang once you get home. There is always much to learn, and the
“Joy of Painting” might be the highlight of your year. Quality, inexpensive frames will be
available for purchase.
Jay Rupp
Blue River
The Eagle
1090-1
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-1:30PM 9/10
$65
FV 105
1090-2
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-1:30PM 10/8
$65
FV 105
Northern Lights
Winter Cabin
1090-3
1 Session
Thursday
2:30PM-6:00PM 12/1
$65
FV 105
1090-4
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-1:30PM12/10
$65
FV 105
ART
POTTERY - HAND BUILDING
Learn the basics of creating pottery
and sculpture. The instructor will
assist you in developing your building
skills as you create cylinders, bowls,
vases, and platters. We will use molds,
coils, paper patterns, and slabs to
build forms. This class is designed
for beginners as well as individuals
who wish to continue developing their
skills. This is a great class to learn at
your own pace and have fun. Supply
fee of $20 payable to instructor.
Paul Moeller
1055-H
Roseville gift and
craft Shoppe
Annual Holiday Sale
8 Sessions
Tuesdays
6:30PM-9:00PM9/20-11/29
$155
RAHS D 114
No Class 10/4, 10/11, & 11/8
POTTERY - WHEEL
Learn the basics of creating pottery
on the wheel. The instructor will
assist you in developing basic
throwing skills as well as advanced
techniques. Participants will learn
how to create cylinders, bowls, vases,
and platters. This class is designed
for the beginner as well as individuals
who wish to continue developing
their skills on the potter’s wheel.
This is a great class to learn at your
own pace and have fun. Supply fee
of $20 payable to the instructor.
Paul Moeller
1055-W
8 Sessions
Tuesdays
6:30PM-9:00PM9/20-11/29
$155
RAHS D 114
No Class 10/4, 10/11, & 11/8
Thursday, Oct. 27, 8:00AM-4:00PM
Friday, Oct. 28, 8:00AM-4:00PM
Saturday, Oct. 29, 8:00AM-12:30PM
1910 County Rd B West, Roseville
Shop hand-crafted gift items featuring quilts,
ceramics, wood crafts, jewelry, knit and crochet items,
pottery, clothing, holiday decorations, and more!
For more information, contact us at 651.604.3529.
HOT TOPIC!
ZENTANGLE BASICS
Go beyond doodling, and practice
artistic meditation. Learn the theory and
basics of Zentangle, an easy method of
creating elaborate black and white paper
tile artwork from repetitive patterns.
All levels of artistic ability are welcome as
the creation process is broken down and
taught one stroke at a time. Supply fee
of $10 payable to the instructor in class.
Susan Kolze
1056
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-12:30PM10/15
$29
FV 102
9
COOKING
CURRY VOYAGE OF
SOUTHEAST ASIA
ARTISAN BREAD
Make curries from all over Asia, and
get a taste of each! This hands-on
class will show you the fundamentals
while we explore exotic spices,
cooking techniques, and other unique
ingredients. Start your taste journey
with Thai Green Chicken Curry served
over scented Jasmine rice. Travel to
India with Chickpea Curry (Pindi Chana)
served over spiced peas rice pilaf (Peas
Pulao). Stop in Sri Lanka for tangy
Tamarind Shrimp Curry served with
the tempered stir fried rice pilaf, Pilau.
Visit neighboring Indonesia to sample
its infamous sweet and spicy Pineapple
Curry served over fluffy basmati rice.
Anu Seshadri
1159
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-9:00PM 1/11
$55
RAHS D 104
EXOTIC INDIAN DISHES
Take a journey through India in this
hands-on and demonstration cooking
class. Learn to make an authentic dinner,
starting with Onion Pakoras, a favorite
gluten-free tea time snack enjoyed with
chutneys. We will also make a flavorful
chicken curry popularized by the British
during their rule, Butter Chicken (Murgh
Makhani). Taste Spice Scented Basmati
Pilaf (Masala Pulao) with handpicked
spices straight from the foothills of
the Himalayas! Finish your meal with
Manali Raita from the peach valleys,
which includes peaches and spices
transformed into a refreshing yogurt
side! Store bought naan will also be
toasted and served the Indian way.
Anu Seshadri
1190
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-9:00PM 11/2
$55
RAHS D 104
Take the mystery out of homemade
yeast breads with this hands-on and
demonstration class. Fill your home with
the aroma of handcrafted bread as you
bake loaves, buns, and crescent rolls.
Learn how to make healthy choices
with a wide range of grains, brans, and
some ancient ingredients such as teff,
spelt, and kamut. You will leave with the
knowledge to make these tasty breads
on your own, adapting them to support
your family’s tastes and needs. Supply
Ellie Lida
1170
1 Session
Wednesday
6:00PM-9:00PM 10/26
$35
RAHS D 104
CARAMEL & CINNAMON ROLLS
Indulge and impress family and friends
with homemade cinnamon and caramel
rolls. In this hands-on class, you will
make the buttery caramel pecan rolls
and decadent cinnamon rolls from
scratch! Bring home freshly baked rolls,
recipes, and tips to bake these sweet
breads on your own. Supply fee of $12
payable to the instructor in class.
Ellie Lida
1135
1 Session
6:00PM-9:00PM
$35
Thursday
11/17
RAHS D 104
STIR-FRY OF ASIA
Stir-fry is simple, healthy wok cooking
that emphasizes the flavors of the East!
Learn how to make these recipes without
a wok as we get hands-on experience
creating dishes like the crunchy, spicy,
and fresh Chinese classic, Spicy Tofu
Stir-fry in Lettuce Wraps. Make Thai
Mango Chicken Stir-fry served in mango
shells with fluffy jasmine rice, and create
Sichuan Eggplant Stir-fry, a classic
vegetable stir-fry. Last but not least, a
sweet and refreshing end to a spicy meal,
Thai Stir-fried Bananas with Vanilla Bean
Ice Cream.
Anu Seshadri
1162
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-9:00PM 10/13
$55
RAHS D Wing 104
TRUFFLES
Taste the best truffles of all, and learn
how to make them yourself! Nancy has
taught hundreds of people to make
these easy and delicious chocolate
delicacies. Learn how to make 5 different
truffle recipes in class for the perfect
gift or party favor! Each student will
take home 15-18 truffles. Supply fee of
$12 will be payable to the instructor in
class. Optional truffle/candy kits will be
available for purchase for $18.
Nancy Burgeson
1116
1 Session
Monday
6:00PM-9:00PM 10/10
$29
RAHS D 104
HOT TOPIC!
COOKIE MONSTERS
Kids and parents and cookies, what a terrific combination! Designed
for kids age 6 and up, you will create and take home 6 kinds of
cookies. Mix, shape, and bake Peanut Butter Balls, and shape premixed Chocolate Mint, Peppernuts, and Sugar Drop cookies to dip in
sprinkles. Discover all the fun shapes you can make with Spritz cookies,
and have a blast painting your own designs on Rolled Sugar Thins.
Bring containers to take home and enjoy your cookie creations.
Laurel Severson
1150
1 Session
11/19
Saturday
$49 pair enrollment
9:00AM-12:00PM
RAHS D 104
All cooking classes are held at Roseville Area High School. Please enter through
the auditorium doors, go straight, and room D104 will be on your right.
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COOKING
ORGANIC FOODS
Find out why choosing organic food over
GMOs will lead to a better life. Learn
how herbicides and pesticides affect
your health and why choosing organic is
a good choice for you and your family.
Eating healthy can help correct health
conditions and avoid the toxins that pose
a threat to your lifelong happiness.
Teresa Cover
7555-2
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-11:00AM 10/8
$15
FV 118
7555
1 Session
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 10/25
$15
FV 103
OVERCOME YOUR
CARBOHYDRATE CRAVINGS
Do you crave starches, snack foods,
and sweets? Is your snacking out of
control? In this workshop, we will discuss
a two-week plan to stop your cravings,
help you lose weight, and keep your
insulin levels balanced. 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 with the facts.
Janice Novak
7519
1 Session
Saturday
11:15AM-12:45PM9/24
$35
FV 105
REVERSE HEART DISEASE AND
TYPE 2 DIABETES
HOMESTYLE INDIAN CUISINE
There is nothing better than a
homecooked Indian-style feast! In this
Enjoy a delicious and nutritious meal
hands-on and demonstration class,
that can prevent and reverse heart
we will make Everyday Chicken Curry,
disease and diabetes. Learn why a
chicken cooked in a spicy onion and
vegan (plant-based) diet of whole
tomato gravy made with the spices
grains, legumes, fruits, and vegetables
in your pantry. Warm your soul with
helps manage these conditions
Vegetable Stir-fry with Subzi Masala, fall
and receive resources for food and
veggies stir-fried in warm Indian spices.
health as well as a free copy of Dick’s
We will also learn how to make Cumin
Vegan Cook Book with 30 recipes.
Scented Pilaf and Jeera Pulao, fluffy
Dick Ogren
basmati rice perfectly scented with cumin.
1103
1 Session
Thursday
Finish with Indian Bread (Chapati),
6:00PM-8:30PM 11/3
an everyday staple that is rolled and
$39
RAHS D 104
toasted, with a cool and refreshing Raita.
Anu Seshadri
KOLACKYS
Kolackys are delicious sweet rolls,
brimming with various fruit fillings. This
well-known Bohemian bun features
a rich dough that we’ll make and fill
from scratch. Find out how to make
perfect rolls for any occasion, and
leave with an assortment of recipes
to try at home. This interactive class
includes demonstrations, hands-on
learning, and lots of eating. Ingredient
fee of $12 payable to instructor.
Ellie Lida
1166
1 Session
Tuesday
6:00PM-9:00PM 12/6
$35
RAHS D 104
1167
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-9:00PM 9/15
$55
RAHS D 104
LEFSE
If you are Norwegian and missed
recording Grandma’s lefse recipe, tips,
and techniques, this is the class for you!
Even if you aren’t Norwegian, you’ll love
this delicious treat! Learn how to make
the dough and bake, store, and serve
lefse - with a bonus bit of history and
humor, too. We will make an authentic
recipe with real potatoes and a modern
version with instant potatoes. At the
end of class, you can sample your fresh
creations with traditional fillings. Bring a
container so you can take home finished
lefse and dough to bake and share.
Laurel Severson
1151
1 Session
Thursday
6:00PM-9:00PM 12/1
$35
RAHS D 104
SPECTACULAR DINNER
Cook up something
new with this fun
experience for two!
Whether for special company or a family celebration, learn to
create an easy and special meal. Make authentic French Onion
Soup topped with French bread and covered with melted Swiss
cheese. We will make two entrées: French Pork Tenderloin with
Apple Brandy and Roasted Pork Tenderloin with a Balsamic Vinegar/
Raisin Sauce. Pair the entrees with Glazed Fresh Parsnips with
Carrots and Carrots Sautéed in Raspberry Vinegar. Add a Red
Onion Confit for color plus a Golden Potato Tart. Complete the meal
with Chocolate Amaretto Mousse garnished with Créme Fraîche.
Laurel Severson
1138
1 Session
Thursday
6:00PM-9:00PM 9/29
$39 Individual
RAHS D 104
$69 Couple
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FITNESS
SilverSneakers® &
Silver&Fit®
Class Schedule
SilverSneakers 8:30AM-9:15AM
M, W, F
$8 Drop-in fee
YogaStretch 9:00AM-9:45AM
T, TH
$8 Drop-in fee
9:30AM-10:20AM
M, W, F
$8 Drop-in fee
Strength & Stretch 10:30AM-11:30AM
M, W, F
$8 Drop-in fee
YogaStretch M, F
$8 Drop-in fee
Strength Training 3:30PM-4:15PM
SilverSneakers® and Silver&Fit®
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit are benefits offered by various insurance companies
to allow older adults to take greater control of their health. Both SilverSneakers
and Silver&Fit offer you the chance to increase your physical activity, take
steps toward a healthier lifestyle, and participate in social opportunities.
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit members can attend any fitness classes on this
page sponsored by Roseville Area Schools Community Education for free.
To see if you qualify for SilverSneakers or Silver&Fit, contact your
insurance provider. Then, make sure to sign up for SilverSneakers
or Silver&Fit at the Fairview Registration Office.
SILVERSNEAKERS
Open the door to better health, greater
independence, and a more fulfilling life.
This equipment-based, multi-level, total body
conditioning class uses hand-held weights,
elastic tubing with handles, a playball, and a
chair for standing and/or seated support.
Exercises will include working all major and
minor muscle groups addressing strength,
flexibility, muscular endurance, balance,
coordination, agility, speed, and power. This is
a class for everyone. All equipment provided.
Margaret Cummings
7011-1
22 Sessions
Mon/Wed/Fri
8:30AM-9:15AM9/19-11/11
$139
FV Gym
No Class 10/14 & 10/21
7011-2
18 Sessions
Mon/Wed/Fri
8:30AM-9:15AM11/14-1/6
$115
FV Gym
No Class 11/18, 11/25, 12/23, 12/26, 12/30, & 1/2
INDOOR WALKING AT FV
A walking course is established on the
main floor: 4 1/2 times equals one mile.
The stopping points are the double doors
on the west side and the print shop on the
south side. Keep your valuables with you
or do not bring them. There is no charge
and this is a self-directed activity.
Contact Roseville Area Senior Program
with questions at 651.604.3520.
1:30PM-4:00PM FREE
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YOGASTRETCH - GENTLE
CORE STRENGTHENING
STRENGTH TRAINING
Do you want a healthy, strong, lean,
toned body? This is the class for
you. Exercises are designed to hit
all major muscle groups to improve
muscular strength and endurance.
Multiple modifications demonstrated to
accommodate all levels and abilities.
Hand weights from 1 to 20 lbs are
provided. Please bring a floor mat.
Margaret Cummings
7022-1
22 Sessions
Mon/Wed/Fri
9:30AM-10:20AM9/19-11/11
$139
FV Gym
No Class 10/14, & 10/21
Our gentlest class, YogaStretch, will
move your whole body through a
complete series of seated and standing
yoga poses. Chair support is offered
to safely perform a variety of postures
designed to increase flexibility, balance,
and range of movement. Restorative
breathing exercises and a final relaxation
will promote stress reduction and mental
clarity. Keep your shoes on! No floor
work! Rejuvenate in our yoga studio!
Margaret Cummings
7022-2
18 Sessions
Mon/Wed/Fri
9:30AM-10:20AM11/14-1/6
$115
FV Gym
No Class 11/18, 11/25, 12/23, 12/26, 12/30, & 1/2
7020-3
14 Sessions
Mon/Fri
3:30PM-4:15PM9/19-11/11
$89
FV Gym
No Class 10/14, & 10/21
7020-1
14 Sessions
Tue/Thu
9:00AM-9:45AM9/20-11/10
$89
FV Gym
No Class 10/20, & 11/8
7023-2
18 Sessions
Mon/Wed/Fri
10:30AM-11:30AM11/14-1/6
$115
FV Gym 53
No Class 11/18, 11/25, 12/23, 12/26, 12/30, & 1/2
STRENGTH AND STRETCH
This is a floor work class based on deep
breathing, building and maintaining core
strength, flexibility, and alignment. You’ll
leave stronger, stretchier, and lighter in
body and mind. Please bring a yoga mat.
Margaret Cummings
7023-1
7020-4
10 Sessions
Mon/Fri
3:30PM-4:15PM11/14-1/6
$65
FV Gym
No Class 11/18, 11/25, 12/23, 12/26, 12/30, & 1/2
7020-2
15 Sessions
Tue/Thu
9:00AM-9:45AM11/15-1/5
$95
FV Gym
No Class 11/24
Mon-Thu
FV
22 Sessions
Mon/Wed/Fri
10:30AM-11:30AM9/19-11/11
$139
FV Gym 53
No Class 10/14, & 10/21
FITNESS
JAZZERCISE STRENGTH60
Fire up the muscles—all of them—while
you have fun dancing! In just 60
minutes, you will complete a full-body,
muscle-sculpting strength workout.
Drop in for only $5.
Kelly Lewis
7012-1
7 Sessions
Fridays
5:45PM-6:45PM10/7-12/2
$30
FV Gym
No Class 10/21 & 11/25
7012-2
7 Sessions
Fridays
5:45PM-6:45PM12/9-2/3
$30
FV Gym
No Class 12/23 & 12/30
KETTLEBELL
Jazzercise Instructor Kelly Lewis was chosen as a Favorite Fitness Instructor
in the Minnesota Women’s Press What Women Want reader survey.
JAZZERCISE
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective 60-minute total body
workout. Every Jazzercise class combines dance-based cardio with strength
training and stretching to sculpt, tone, and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn.
Choreographed to today’s hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance, aerobic
exercise, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. Start dancing yourself fit
and change the shape of your body today! Please register at class with instructor.
Kelly Lewis
Monday-Thursday 6:00PM-7:00PM
Saturday 9:00AM-10:00AM
FV Gym
7000-1
Oct 3-Dec 3
Drop-in
$5
1x (9 classes) $34
2x (18 classes) $65
3x (27 classes) $90
Unlimited
$98
No Class 10/20, 10/22, 11/08, & 11/24
Monday-Thursday 6:00PM-7:00PM
Saturday 9:00AM-10:00AM
FV Gym
7000-2
Dec 5-Feb 4
Drop-in
$5
1x (9 classes) $30
2x (18 classes) $65
3x (27 classes) $90
Unlimited
$98
No Class 12/24, 12/26, 12/31, 1/2, & 1/16
The Russian kettlebell will help you
achieve rapid yet consistent gains
in muscle strength, explosive power,
energy, and functional performance. The
kettlebell is a great fitness system for
busy people, elite athletes, and those
simply wishing to attain their highest
physical excellence. This workout
can be done in bare feet or flat-soled
shoes. Wear loose-fitting clothing,
and bring a water bottle and towel.
Roxanne Altmeyer
7056-1
6 Sessions
Wednesdays
7:15PM-8:15PM10/19-11/23
$79
FV Gym 53
7056-2
6 Sessions
Wednesdays
7:15PM-8:15PM12/7-1/18
$79
FV Gym 53
No Class 12/28
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit members are able to participate in Lap or
Open Swim at no cost. Please present your program card to the lifeguard on
deck when participating. See page 33 for more swim information.
LAP SWIM
Sep 6-Dec 28
Mon, Wed, Fri
Mon & Fri
Tue & Wed
Tue & Thu
OPEN SWIM
6:30AM-8:30AM
11:30AM-1:00PM
11:30AM-12:30PM
8:00PM-9:00PM
Sep 6-Dec 28
M, T, W, F
Thu
Sat
FEES
10:15AM-11:15AM
7:00PM-8:00PM
11:45AM-1:00PM
Under 18 $3.75/Session
Over 18 $4.25/Session
Over 60 $3.75/Session
or
or
or
$16.50/5
$18/5
$16.50/5
No swim evenings of: Sep 6, 13, Oct 20, & Nov 8
No swimming: Nov 24-26, Dec 23, & 26
No swimming 6:30AM-8:30AM Oct 21
CALL 651.604.3770 FOR INFORMATION ON PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
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FITNESS
FITNESS YOGA
Fitness yoga strengthens and tones the
entire body, enhances balance, calms the
mind, improves flexibility, and builds core
strength. Open to all fitness levels. Please
bring a yoga mat and water bottle. Drop-in
rate is $10 per class.
Susan Perry
EVENING YOGA CLASSES
Yoga helps increase your strength, flexibility,
and ability to focus and relax. Class
includes breathing exercises, postures,
and a final relaxation. Wear comfortable
clothes, bring a blanket or mat to class, and
prepare to work barefoot. Level 2 is for
participants who have been involved
in Yoga for at least nine months.
You can also drop in for $8.
Virginia Sattler-Reimer
7036-1
19 Sessions
Tue/Thu
8:30AM-9:30AM9/20-12/1
$189
FV Gym 53
No Class 10/20, 11/8, & 11/24
7036-2
18 Sessions
Tue/Thu
8:30 AM 9:30 AM
12/6-2/9
$179
FV Gym 53
No Class 12/22, & 12/27
T’AI CHI CHIH - LEVEL 1
Achieve a healthier mind, body, and spirit
through an inner discipline that focuses
on balance and circulation. T’ai Chi Chih
is a slow-moving meditation that is fun and
easy to learn. Benefits include reduced stress,
strengthened immune system, weight and
blood pressure control, improved focus, and
flexibility. Gentle movements can be done
by anyone regardless of age or physical
LEVEL 1
capabilities. Wear comfortable clothing.
7001-M 14 Sessions
Mon
7:00PM-8:00PM9/19-1/9
Deb Bertelsen
$105
FV Solarium
No Class 10/3, 12/26, & 1/2
7001-W
16 Sessions
Wed
7:00PM-8:00PM9/21-1/18
$125
FV Solarium
No Class 10/12 & 12/28
7001
Sign up for both nights for $225
No Class 10/3, 10/12, 12/26, 12/28, 1/2, & 1/16
LEVEL 2
7002-M
14 Sessions
Mon
6:00PM-7:00PM9/19-1/9
$105
FV Solarium
No Class 10/3, 12/26, & 1/2
7002-W
16 Sessions
Wed
6:00PM-7:00PM9/21-1/18
$125
FV Solarium
No Class 10/12, & 12/28
7002
No Class 10/3, 10/12, 12/26, 12/28, 1/2, & 1/16
MIXED LEVELS
14
7005-1
8 Sessions
Wednesdays
6:00PM-7:15PM9/14-11/9
$65
FV 120
No Class 10/12
7005-2
8 Sessions
Wednesdays
4:30PM-5:45PM1/11-3/1
$65
FV 120
T’AI CHI CHIH - LEVEL 2
You will build on the skills learned in
the T’ai Chi Chih Level 1 class. You
will practice circulating and balancing
the chi energy as well as fine-tuning
the nineteen movements and one pose
of the T’ai Chi Chih form. Join us and
improve your balance and health.
Robert Kippley
7008-1
7004-M
14 Sessions
Mon
4:45PM-5:45PM9/19-1/9
$105
FV Solarium
No Class 10/3,12/26, 1/2
7004-S
16 Sessions
Sat
10:30AM-11:30AM9/24-1/21
$125
FV Solarium
No Class 12/24, & 12/31
8 Sessions
Wednesdays
6:00PM-7:00PM9/14-11/16
$59
FV 114
No Class 10/12, & 10/26
Zumba Fitness is a global lifestyle brand
that fuses fitness, and culture into an
exhilarating dance-fitness sensation!
Zumba exercise classes are “fitness-parties”
that blend upbeat world rhythms with
easy-to-follow choreography and fitness
toning moves for a total-body workout
that feels like a celebration. All ages
and levels are welcome in this energetic,
fast-paced class. Modifications can
be made to suit all fitness needs. So,
what are you waiting for? Join the
party! Drop-in rate is $10 per class.
Jan Campbell
7112-T
6 Sessions
Tuesdays
5:45PM-6:45PM9/13-11/1
$45
FV Solarium
No Class 10/4 & 10/11
7112-TH
6 Sessions
Thursdays
5:45PM-6:45PM9/15-11/3
$45
FV Solarium
No Class 10/6 &10/13
7112
No Class 10/4, 10/6, 10/11, & 10/13
7112-TH2
5 Sessions
Thursdays
5:45PM-6:45PM11/10-12/15
$39
FV Solarium
No Class 11/24
7112-T2
5 Sessions
Tuesdays
5:45PM-6:45PM11/15-12/13
$39
FV Solarium
7112-2
No Class 11/24
MODERN ARMS ADULT
FENCING CLASS
Classical fencing emphasizes the practice
of the sword as an art, a science, and
a recreational activity. Learn the basics
of fencing with minimal rules and lots
of play. You will learn at a comfortable
pace and fence with others of all levels
in a fun, safe, active environment.
Fencing equipment provided.
MN Sword Play
7053-1
6 Sessions
10:30AM-11:30AM
$75
No Class 10/22
7053-2
6 Sessions
Saturdays
10:30AM-11:30AM11/5-12/17
$75
FV Gym
No Class 11/26
7053-3
6 Sessions
Saturdays
10:30AM-11:30AM1/14-2/18
$75
FV Gym
Saturdays
9/17-10/29
FV Gym
DANCE & MUSIC
EAST COAST SWING
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This playful dance is tons of
fun, and you will be dancing
like a pro after just one
lesson. This is a terrific first
class for new dancers who
want to learn basic steps,
including 1- and 2-handed
turns, free spins, cuddle,
hammerlock, passes, and
more. You will be dancing to
swing, big band, jazz, jump
blues, ’50s music, and many
more tunes. Wear clean, dr,
shoes with smooth leather
soles.
Cindy Gardner TC Swing
2100-1
7 Sessions
Mondays
6:30PM-8:00PM
9/12-10/31
$55
FH South Gym
No Class 10/3
2100-2
7 Sessions
Mondays
6:30PM-8:00PM
11/7-12/19
$55
FH South Gym
Community Education Programs
for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
To provide inclusive opportunities for adults with disabilities to build and maintain
friendships, learn, serve and become active members of the community.
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Arts & Crafts
• Special Presentations
• Cooking Classes
• Organized Games
• Twin Cities Tours
• Outdoor Activities
• Musicals
• Dances • AND SO MUCH MORE!
To be put on the quarterly class brochure mailing list or for more information
call 651.748.7250 or visit www.isd622.org/communitybridge
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DANCE & MUSIC
LINE DANCE - LEVEL 1
Line dancing is a fun and easy way to
kick up your feet. Learn the basics of
line dance in this introductory course.
We will dance to lots of music styles
including country, pop, rock, rhythm &
blues, and jazz. After the class, you will
also have an hour and a half of open
dance to practice your new moves.
Jodi Wittman
2102-1
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-8:15PM9/6-9/27
$55
FV Solarium
2102-2
BALLROOM DANCE
Tired of watching? This course is for
you! In four sessions, you’ll experience
the thrill of four classic ballroom dances!
By the last week, you’ll find yourself
whirling with the Waltz, rotating to the
Rumba, floating through the Foxtrot,
and tantalizing your partner with the
Tango! With the expert guidance of
3-time Ballroom Dance champion,
Monica Mohn, you’ll be dancing before
you know it. Couples Only Please.
Monica Mohn
2219
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-8:15PM11/15-12/6
$55
FV Solarium
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
6:15PM-7:15PM10/25-11/22
$59 per couple E.D.W. Cafeteria
No Class 11/8
OPEN LINE DANCE
ARGENTINE TANGO
2115-1
2115-2
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
8:15PM-9:30PM9/6-9/27
$25
FV Solarium
2117
2115-3
3 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-9:30PM10/18-11/1
$19
FV Solarium
2115-4
3 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-9:30PM12/13-12/27
$19
FV Solarium
This is not a class, but an open dance!
Practice your moves or just have a good
time dancing the night away every Tuesday.
You can also drop in for $7 per night.
Jodi Wittman
4 Sessions
Tuesdays
8:15PM-9:30PM11/15-12/6
$25
FV Solarium
HOT TOPIC!
THRILLER LINE DANCE
Halloween is creeping up, and it’s not just
for kids anymore! Get into the spirit with
this fun line dance version of the “Thriller”
routine, a dance that still inspires us all!
Though you don’t need a partner, gather
your friends and family for a thrilling night
of fun.
Monica Mohn
2148
1 Session
Thursday
7:30PM-8:30PM 10/13
$9 E.D. Williams Cafeteria
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Discover the energy and beauty of the
Argentine Tango in only three weeks.
You’ll be introduced to the basics of
Argentine Tango: the walk, the embrace,
and the attitude. Develop your balance,
too, as you learn this dance of passion.
Monica Mohn
3 Sessions
1:30PM-2:30 PM
$29
Thursdays
11/3-11/17
FV Solarium
BALLROOM DANCE WORKSHOP
JUST ONCE GUITAR
FOR BUSY PEOPLE
Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar
but find it difficult to find the time? In just
a few hours you can learn enough about
playing the guitar to give you years of
musical enjoyment. This crash course will
teach you some basic chords and get you
playing along to your favorite music.
You must bring an acoustic guitar.
Eric Carranza
2216
1 Session
Monday
7:00PM-9:30PM 10/10
$59
FV 102
JUST ONCE PIANO
FOR BUSY PEOPLE
You don’t need years of weekly lessons
to learn to play piano. In just a few hours,
you can learn enough secrets of the trade to
give you years of musical enjoyment.
While most piano teachers teach note
reading, we will teach you chords. In just
one session, you will learn all the chords
you’ll need to play any song. You will
receive a workbook and practice cd.
Kris Simonson
2200
1 Session
Monday
6:30PM-9:30PM 10/10
$59
FV 120
Get moving with classic ballroom
dances. This fun class will focus on
promenades, turns, spins, and more.
You will master the Waltz, Foxtrot,
Tango, and Rumba for your next special
occasion. Couples Only Please.
Monica Mohn
LINDY HOP
WEDDING DANCE WORKSHOP
2101-1
7 Sessions
Mondays
8:00PM-9:30PM9/12-10/31
$55
FH South Gym
No class 10/3
2101-2
7 Sessions
Mondays
8:00PM-9:30PM11/7-12/19
$55
FH South Gym
2220
1 Session
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 11/29
$35 per couple E.D.W. Cafeteria
Feel more comfortable on the dance floor
with your partner or add a few moves to
spice up the usual routine. Learn fun turns,
a fancy walk to show off your partner,
and easy tricks to maneuver around the
dance floor. Instructor Monica Mohn,
nominated twice for MN Bride’s “Best
Wedding Dance Instruction” category,
will be your guide in this short workshop.
Feel free to bring your music. Couples
Only Please.
Monica Mohn
2119
1 Session
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 9/13
$35
E.D.W. Cafeteria
Dance like the coolest cats with the original
form of Swing! Begin by learning basic
rhythm figures, footwork, and styling with
swing-outs and circles. Then, add the turns.
We will focus on techniques for a solid
lead and following. Prior partnered dance
experience is highly recommended. Wear
clean, dry shoes with smooth leather soles.
Cindy Gardner TC Swing
BALLROOM DANCE
Join us for social dances and live
bands! Refreshments will be served.
Pay $5 at the door. Call 651.604.3520
for a schedule of the featured bands.
3312
2nd & 4th Tuesdays
1:30PM-4:00PM9/13-1/24
$5 FV Solarium
HOME
FENG SHUI: HOME AS THE
MIRROR OF YOUR LIFE
Feng Shui principles and solutions put us
in direct, conscious connection with the
spirit of the places we live and work to
invite abundance and peace in all aspects
of our lives. Learn the basic principles of
Feng Shui, including use and placement
of the Bagua, power areas and key rules
of placement, and the importance of
your front door, bed, desk, and stove.
As you see Feng Shui in action, you’ll
learn many easy adjustments. We will
work in groups to apply Feng Shui to our
lives. Bring one red envelope, your floor
plan including attached garage with the
length and measurements, and a lunch.
Barbara Bobrowitz
1345
1 Session
Saturday
9:30AM-3:30PM 1/14
$39
FV 116A
FIRST TIME HOME BUYER
Stop! Before you purchase your first
home, find out how to make the best
decisions in the home buying process.
We will talk about credit scores, qualifying
for a mortgage, searching for homes,
putting in offers, home inspections and
radon testing, what to expect at closing,
and when to make the move. You will
leave feeling confident about all the
aspects of buying your first home.
Chad Ledy & Julie Overbye Ledy
1371
1 Session
Tuesday
6:30PM-8:00PM 9/13
$15
FV 102
PREPARE AND STAGE YOUR
HOME FOR RESALE
If you are considering selling your home
in the next one to five years, find out
how to make sure it sells at a good
price. This class will answer questions
about what’s really happening in the
real estate market right now, how to
prepare your house so you can get the
best price, what improvements are the
best return on investment, and what to
expect when working with a real estate
agent. We will make plans for your
specific resale, so bring your questions
and a family member who can help.
Joy Erickson
CREATING SPACE
Are your closets, counters, and storage
spaces overflowing with stuff? Learn
strategies to create more space and
less clutter in your home. Organize
closets to maximize their size and
rearrange spaces such as basements
and garages so everything will fit and
can be found quickly and easily. This
will be a fun, visual, interactive class
with lots of information to take home and
use to optimize your storage spaces.
Damaris Welles
1359
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 9/29
$15
FV 102
HOME SELLING BASICS
If you plan to move, find out what you
can do now to make selling your home
easier and more profitable. This class
will explain what buyers are looking
for, what “home staging” is and why it’s
important, and what home improvements
you can make to get the best price.
We will also discuss the current real
estate market. You will leave with
materials to start making your plan.
Julie Overbye Ledy
1313
1 Session
Monday
6:30PM-8:00PM 9/19
$15
FV 102
ONLINE GARAGE SALES
With the holidays coming up quickly, you
are bound to acquire even more items
to store. Make room for the new as you
learn how to sell your unwanted treasures
locally online. We will discuss safety,
negotiations, price setting, paperwork,
and ad photos using Craigslist.
Elise d’Entremont
1362
1 Session
Monday
6:30PM-8:30PM 12/5
$19
FV 203C
4102
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-8:00PM 11/2
$15
FV 100
BASIC HOME REPAIR ELECTRICAL
An electrician can cost you hundreds
of dollars for simple repairs. Learn to
make the repairs yourself by attending
this hands-on class. You will learn to
replace single pole and 3-way switches,
wall outlets, and light fixtures. You will
test electrical circuits and learn to re-wire
a lamp. If you have them, please bring
a wire stripper, long-nose pliers, and
straight slot and Phillips screwdrivers.
Supply fee of $5 for Step-by-Step Home
Wiring Guidebook payable to instructor.
Tod Novinska
4130
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-11:30AM12/10
$39
FV 100
BASIC HOME REPAIR PLUMBING
Do you have a leaky faucet but do
not want to pay to have the entire
fixture replaced? You may not have
to! Learn to repair minor plumbing
problems or replace fixtures, and
save money in the process. We will
take apart different types of faucets,
replace a pop-up drain assembly, and
discuss the internal working parts of a
toilet. You will be able to cut and glue
plastic pipe and solder copper pipe
and fittings. Materials fee of $5 fee
for the Step-by-Step Home Plumbing
Guidebook payable to instructor.
Tod Novinska
4131
1 Session
Saturday
12:30PM-3:00PM12/10
$39
FV 100
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LANGUAGE ARTS
BEGINNING SPANISH
This class is designed for beginners
or those who want to review the basic
Spanish they already know. You will
receive an introduction to the Spanish
language and culture and develop a
basic vocabulary and understanding
of simple phrases. Instructor
approval required. Please email
[email protected] for approval.
Alicia Cappi
1255
7 Sessions
Thursdays
7:00PM-9:00PM10/6-11/17
$69
FV 116A
CONTINUATION OF
BEGINNING SPANISH
If you have learned some Spanish
vocabulary but are limited to simple
conversation, join this class to broaden
your knowledge and improve your fluency.
This course aims to teach past tenses
and increase your vocabulary. Instructor
approval required. Please email
[email protected] for approval.
Alicia Cappi
1250-1
9 Sessions
Wednesdays
7:00PM-9:00PM10/5-12/14
$89
FV 116A
No Class 10/12 & 11/23
HIGH INTERMEDIATE SPANISH
This course aims to increase your ability
to speak Spanish with sufficient structural accuracy so you can participate in
formal and informal contexts. You must
be able to handle unknown topics and
situations and have some knowledge of
subjunctives. Instructor approval required.
Please email [email protected] for
approval.
Alicia Cappi
1253
8 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-9:00PM9/27-12/13
$79
FV 116A
No Class 10/4, 10/11, 11/8, & 11/22
COMEDY IMPROV:
“WHOSE LINE IS IT?”
Come laugh until your sides hurt in this
fun and unique class that teaches
comedy and acting without a script.
Learn to deliver on-the-spot sketches
using a variety of improv techniques.
Homeward Bound Theatre Company
1526
18
3 Sessions
6:30PM-8:30PM $69
Mondays
11/14-11/28 FV 116A
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 1 CONVERSATION
SPEECHCRAFT
1200
4000
American Sign Language is more
widely used than you may realize.
Learn this unique language as we
develop basic conversational skills
in American Sign Language. We will
also explore deaf culture. By the end
of class, you should feel comfortable
having basic conversations with people
who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Denise Lau
5 Sessions
Wednesdays
7:00PM-8:00PM10/19-11/16
$45
FV 118
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE 2 CONVERSATION
Those who have taken American Sign
Language 1 - Conversation class can
further develop their skills and fluency
in this class. We will review some ASL
1 conversation before moving on to
more in-depth conversation elements.
Denise Lau
1200-2
5 Sessions
Wednesdays
7:00PM-8:00PM11/23-12/21
$45
FV 118
READING STRUGGLES &
DYSLEXIA
Parents and interested adults will
learn all the latest information about
language-based reading disorders. We
will discuss the characteristics, warning
signs, and facts versus myths. You will
leave with knowledge about the latest
data and legislation, where to locate
resources, and how to find strength
in what many view as a disability.
Evelyn Haselmann
7576
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 12/1
$15
FV 100
JOURNALING: A DISCIPLINE
WITH DIVIDENDS
Discover what great leaders throughout
time have learned: Journaling has huge
benefits! Learn how to foster this age-old
discipline in yourself and young people
around you. Discover how historic figures
such as DaVinci, Van Gogh, George
Mueller, and Bill Hybels used journals to
their advantage and begin reaping the
lifelong benefits.
Jennifer Dougan
Experienced speakers will teach you how
to develop personal, business, and public
speaking skills. You will present short
speeches with specific objectives. The King
of Toastmasters is dedicated to improving
the communication and leadership
potential of all students in a friendly,
supportive manner. All meetings are
recorded, and each student receives a
DVD of their speeches in the class.
Duane Rivard
8 Sessions
Tuesdays
6:30PM-7:30PM9/13-11/22
$19
Roseville City Hall
No Class 10/4, 10/11, & 11/8
THE CONNECTING
CONVERSATION VOL. 1:
MEETING NEW PEOPLE
If you dread talking to new people or
feel awkward in conversation, start
communicating like a pro. We will begin
working on a practical and creative
process that will help you achieve a more
fulfilling social life to improve your career,
business, relationships, and love life.
Josh Gretz
7570-1
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-9:30PM 10/27
$39
FV 100
THE CONNECTING
CONVERSATION VOL. 2:
LEADING CONVERSATIONS
IN THE WORKPLACE
Find out what your coworkers’
conversations are telling you, and
discover the subtle verbal cues that
trigger you to instantly like or dislike
and follow or not follow the people
you work with. You will leave class
understanding how to read the actions
of others and use the strong, confident
conversations of a likable leader.
Josh Gretz
7570-2
1 Session
Wednesday
7:00PM-9:30PM 11/30
$39
FV 103
1212
1 Session
Monday
7:00PM-8:30PM
1/9
$19
FV 100
CAREER & FINANCE
MAXIMIZE YOUR SOCIAL
SECURITY BENEFITS
Will Social Security provide the
retirement income you need for life?
This seminar will explain what you
need to know, including whether Social
Security can provide the income you
need when you retire, how to make the
most of your Social Security benefits,
and what sources of retirement income
beyond Social Security can help you
achieve your goals. The more you know
about Social Security, the more confident
you can feel about your retirement.
Mark Josephs
4074
2 Sessions
6:30PM-7:30PM
$9
Tuesdays
10/18 & 10/25
FV 102
THE “INS AND OUTS” OF
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Real estate investing has great potential
but many possible pitfalls. This class will
provide practical first-hand advice to help
you with the entire process of becoming a
real estate investor. Learn about financing and loan products, types of properties
to consider, fix-and-flip versus buy-andhold properties, landlording concerns,
and more. Bring your questions.
Lorri Kaas
INVESTING FOR TODAY AND
TOMORROW
Are your investments working hard
enough for you? During this class, you
will learn the seven essential components
of smart investing that can be applied
when markets are stable and, more
importantly, during volatile periods.
Mark Josephs
4095
2 Sessions
6:30PM-7:30PM
$9
Mondays
10/17 & 10/24
FV 103
KEEPING THE CABIN/FARM
OR BUSINESS IN THE FAMILY
Dividing an estate can negatively impact
relationships forever. Learn how to keep
your cabin, farm, or business in the family
without creating a family conflict. We will
discuss ways to ensure your children
receive equal inheritance, the impact
of taxes, and how to properly position
your assets for the next generation.
Randy Rheault
4072
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 11/17
$9
FV 100
4047
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-9:00PM 10/27
$19
FV 105
4053
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-8:00PM 10/5
$19
FV 103
Find out more about estate planning and
why it is crucial. We will explore basic estate
plans for married couples and single
individuals and review wills and trusts in
detail. We will also review powers of
attorney, guardianships, healthcare
directives, and the probate process. A
well-planned estate will allow you to stay
in control, even in the event of disability,
and will avoid probate as well as
unnecessary fees and delays upon death.
Amanda Hespen
4070
1 Session
Tuesday
6:30PM-8:00PM 10/25
$19
FV 105
INSIDER TIPS TO NAVIGATE
COLLEGE AND SAVE MONEY
Parents of college-bound students can
save tens of thousands while getting
expert advice about college during
this class. College is now the second
largest purchase most families make in
their lives. Learn the common mistakes
families make in selecting a college,
myths about financial aide, and how to
significantly reduce your cost. Planning
ahead and developing a strategy for the
college process is crucial to finding the
right fit and avoiding unmanageable debt.
Jay Benanav
4001
1 Session
Tuesday
6:30PM-8:30PM 9/27
$5
FV 102
LEGAL ASPECTS OF STARTING
A BUSINESS
Many people dream of owning their
own business. Find out how to make
the dream a reality by learning the
practical aspects of choosing a form
of business (corp or LLC) and the
various resources that are available for
starting a business. We will also cover
topics such as personal liability, proper
organization, and the documents needed
to incorporate or organize your business.
Thomas Howard
HOW WILLS AND TRUSTS CAN
AND CANNOT HELP YOU
HOT TOPICS!
FIVE MONEY QUESTIONS
FOR WOMEN
Women face unique financial circumstances,
so a strong financial strategy is vital.
Learn how to customize your strategy
to fit your lifestyle and needs, and
learn even more as we explore the five
critical money questions for women.
Julian Locke
TIME MATTERS: A WOMAN’S
RETIREMENT OUTLOOK
The word “retirement” may raise both
excitement and anxiety. Join us to learn
techniques and strategies for women
to successfully navigate retirement.
This seminar is specifically tailored for
women who are getting ready for or
have recently transitioned to retirement.
Thursday Julian Locke
4003
1 Session
6:00PM-8:30PM 9/29
4004
1 Session
Tuesday
$9
FV 116A 6:00PM-8:30PM 11/15
$9
FV 102
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CAREER & FINANCE
UNDERSTANDING THE
MINNESOTA DEATH TAX
Did you know that Minnesota residents
might have to pay an additional
tax upon death? Learn about the
current death tax on your estate and
how to control taxes and possibly
eliminate the death tax. Safeguard
your assets for the next generation.
Steven Ledin
4031
1 Session
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 12/13
$9
FV 100
WRITE YOUR OWN WILL
Whether you are married, single, or
divorced, it is important to have a will
to make sure your wishes are honored.
Learn about estates and wills while
preparing your own legal will during
class. You will receive all of the tools
needed to complete this important
document, including instructions, a
professionally prepared form, witnesses,
and a notary public. This class is tailored
to people who have an estate of less than
$1.4 million and do not own a business.
Spouses must register separately.
Steve Helseth
4200-1
1 Session
Thursday
6:00PM-9:00PM 10/20
$55
FV 203C
EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, OR
GUARDIAN: WHERE DO I START?
As an executor, personal representative,
power of attorney, or guardian, this class
will help you figure out your responsibilities.
Understand the difference between
these roles, who you should appoint, and
what to do once you are appointed. The
instructor is an attorney practicing in the
areas of estate planning and probate.
Steve Helseth
1365
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:30PM 11/3
$29
FV 100
INVESTMENT FORUM 1
Beginners to advanced investors are
welcome to learn about the stock market,
local companies, new technologies, medical
and legal issues, and current economic
issues. This group is information only.
Each participant is responsible for their
own investment decisions. Call
651.604.3520 for more information.
20
Weekly Friday
9:30AM-11:30AM
FV 108
$1.50 Pay in class
No Class 11/25, 12/23, & 12/30
IF I DIE, IT IS DONE!
The true cost of your final arrangements
depends on when you make them.
Learn what is involved in the funeral
arrangement process and the costsaving benefits of planning in advance.
Bring your questions as we discuss
traditional burial and cremation, cemetery
options, pricing guarantees, flexible
payment plans, and asset protection.
Making your final wishes known provides
your family with a truly gracious gift,
eliminating the burden of uncertainty,
possible family disputes, and the
potential of emotional over-spending.
Maria Schmidt
1356
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-8:00PM 9/28
$9
FV 100
INVESTMENT FORUM 2
Participate in an informal discussion
regarding management of your money.
Call 651.604.3520 for more information.
Monthly
2nd & 4th Monday
1:30PM-3:30PM
FV 108
$1.50 Pay in class
No Class 12/26
HEALTH INSURANCE
COUNSELING
The Metro Area Agency on Aging will be
available to help you understand and
track medical bills, forms, and benefits you
are entitled to under Medicare, Medical
Assistance, Medicare supplement, or
long-term care policies. The volunteer
insurance counselor is not connected
with any insurance company and does not
give legal advice. In-home health
insurance counseling is also available to
older adults in Ramsey County who are
unable to travel. Call the RASP office at
651.604.3520 or email [email protected]
to schedule an appointment one week
prior to the session. For more information,
call the Senior Linkage Line at
1.800.333.2433. Co-sponsored by
Metro Area Agency on Aging.
Metro Area Agency on Aging
Monthly 4th Wednesday
9:00AM-12:00PM FV 114
FREE
CHRIS FARRELL
Unretirement
Join us for an evening with Minnesota Public
Radio’s Chris Farrell as he discusses the topic of
his newest book “Unretirement: How Baby Boomers
Are Changing the Way We Think About Work,
Community, and the Good Life.” Hear a new vision
of the elder years, less a model of disengagement
from work and neighborhood to one of continuing
engagement in work and community.
1572
November 15, 2016
6:30-8:30PM
FREE
1200 Stassen Dr.
West St. Paul, MN 55118
Registration is required
The Lodge
Chris will be signing copies of his book. Books will be available for $18 at the event.
MIND & BODY
MINDFUL DE-STRESS
Learn to relax your body and mind
to promote health, improve sleep,
and decrease pain. This class will
focus on practical techniques that
release body stress and quiet the
overactive sympathetic nervous system
that leads to disease over time.
Susan Flannigan
7552
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-9:00PM 10/20
$25
FV 100
SPIRITUAL LIVING
Maintain a deep sense of peace
and joy no matter what hurdles you
encounter. Learn easy, everyday
methods for transforming stress,
anxiety, guilt, regret, and other
negative thoughts and emotions into
an inner state of calm. Discover and
appreciate the deeper meaning of life.
Mindy Schulke
7514
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:30PM 9/29
$19
FV 100
READING STRUGGLES &
DYSLEXIA
Parents and interested adults will
learn all the latest information about
language-based reading disorders. We
will discuss the characteristics, warning
signs, and facts versus myths. You will
leave with knowledge about the latest
data and legislation, where to locate
resources, and how to find strength
in what many view as a disability.
Evelyn Haselmann
7576
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 12/1
$15
FV 100
SOOTHE ACHY JOINTS
Relieve the ache in your knee, hip, back,
and other joints. Whether you have
arthritis, bursitis, or just creaky joints,
this workshop is for you. Learn simple
joint lubrication exercises that produce
remarkable results, and discover an
easy technique to align joints properly
and cut down on wear and tear. We
will also discuss the latest research on
nutrients that can help repair joints.
Janice Novak
STRESS LESS
Lower your stress levels even in the
middle of the day. Studies have shown
the mind-body connection is essential
in the arena of stress management and
living a balanced life. In this class, we will
develop a toolbox of stress management
strategies that can be used in the office
or a stress-filled environment. Explore
the mind-body connection by using
breath techniques and office stretches to
de-escalate the body to a calmer place.
Class includes 30 minutes of relaxation
practice, 15 minutes of stress release
practice, and 15 minutes of situational
stress reduction problem-solving. Bring a
yoga mat, or towel. Blanket is optional.
Sharon Robinson Stewart
7531
8 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-8:00PM10/18-12/13
$85
FV Gym 53
No Class 11/8
7503
1 Session
Thursday
10:00AM-11:30AM10/20
$29
FV 116A
PSYCHIC FUN NIGHT
If you have taken any of Kathy’s Psychic Development classes,
join us for a one night meet and greet. Practice your skills
with each other, foster new friendships, get reconnected, and
just have fun! You may even get a few mini-readings!
Kathy Wilken
1570-1
1 Session
Wednesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 9/21
$25 Pair Enrollment
FV 118
$15 Single Enrollment
1570-2
1 Session
Wednesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 1/11
$25 Pair Enrollment
FV 118
$15 Single Enrollment
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MIND & BODY
THE IMPORTANCE OF VITAMINS
Many foods have lost nutritional value
due to herbicides and pesticides.
Stay healthy and get your full daily
nutrition with supplements. Learn what
is beneficial to your system and avoid
adding more chemicals to your body
with synthetic and GMO vitamins. We
will also discuss why it is so hard to
find good vitamins.
Teresa Cover
7554-1
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-9:00PM 10/20
$15
FV 102
7554-2
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-11:00AM 11/5
$15
FV 105
INTUITIVE SYMPOSIUM
In this class, we will have speakers on
a variety of spiritual topics. Possible
presentations include information
on past lives, fairies, herbalism, and
essential oils. Each session will cover
one topic to provide knowledge on
these fascinating, unique topics.
Kathy Wilken
1557
4 Sessions
Wednesdays
7:00PM-9:00PM11/9-12/7
$55
FV 100
No Class 11/30
DISCOVER MEDICINAL HERBS
In the realm of medicinal herbs, there
are no weeds! There is a use for every
plant and an herb for every condition.
We will learn everything about herbal
medicine history, forms of delivery, and
efficacy. We will also discuss safety,
quality, medicinal actions, commonly
used herbs, what to include in an herbal
remedy kit, where to purchase herbs,
and resources for more information.
Katherine McMonagle
7582
1 Session
Monday
7:00PM-8:30PM 11/7
$19
FV 102
HANDS-ON ENERGY
HEALING LEVEL 1
Everyone has the ability to heal others and
themselves with their own hands using
this ancient art. This technique is
gentle and non-invasive. We will use
a variety of tools, including rattles and
drums. Wear comfortable clothes.
Kathy Wilken
1561
22
INTRODUCTION TO
MINDFULNESS & MEDITATION
Promote mind and body health through
meditation and mindfulness practice.
Learn about the research on meditation
and practice techniques to reduce stress
and balance the body and brain.
Susan Flannigan
7551
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-9:00PM 9/15
$25
FV 102
MEDITATION AND ENERGY
SKILLS FOR LIFE AND
RELATIONSHIPS
Control the energy that is driving your
decisions, actions, and emotions.
Uncover your best self with an innovative
meditation system. In this class, we
will explore ways to skillfully interact
with your energy and the energy of
others, generating more kindness,
openness, and generosity. Classes
are experiential and informational.
Barbara Bobrowitz
7524
6 Sessions
Mondays
6:30PM-8:30PM9/12-10/24
$59
FV 100
No Class 10/3
MIDSECTION MAKEOVER
Past pregnancies, abdominal surgery, or
sitting for hours at a desk can cause abs to
weaken and lose shape. In this workshop,
we will address these issues and learn
techniques to rebuild the midsection and
relieve lower back discomfort. We will
check for overstretched connective tissue,
control surgically cut muscles, practice
quick anytime/anywhere exercises that
don’t require floorwork, and discuss
nutritional concerns. Learn how to
strengthen and flatten your abdominals
quickly and effectively without stressing
your back or joints.
Janice Novak
7577
1 Session
Saturday
9:30AM-11:00AM 9/24
$29
FV 105
EXPLORING ANCIENT
HEALING PRACTICES
Understand our world, ourselves, and our
communities through the universal lens of
Core Shamanism. We will explore and
experience the ideas and tools of Core
Shamanic practice, access intuitive knowledge,
experience drum journey meditation,
and learn about local events related
to Core Shamanism. Harness nature’s
wisdom with this new experience.
Betty Roth
7548
2 Sessions
6:00PM-7:30PM
$25
Thursdays
10/13 & 10/20
FV 105
HYPNOSIS WEIGHT LOSS/
HEALTHY EATING
Hypnosis can stop your cravings and help
you get motivated to eat healthier. The
unconscious changes will make effects
last longer, and you will be relaxed and in
control at all times. Materials fee includes
CD and lifetime membership card for free
reinforcement. Bring a pillow and blanket
to class. For more information, visit
www.hypnosisclinic.net. No discounts.
Mary Fischer
7500-W1 1 Session
Tuesday
6:00PM-9:00PM 9/20
$59
FV 116A
HYPNOSIS STOP SMOKING/
CHEWING TOBACCO
Quit smoking at an unconscious level
to make the effects last longer. With
hypnosis, you will be relaxed and in
control at all times, and the process
will stop your cravings and help
motivate you. Materials fee includes
CD and lifetime membership card for
free reinforcement. Bring a pillow and
blanket. For more information, visit
www.hypnosisclinic.net. No discounts.
Mary Fischer
7500-S1 1 Session
Tuesday
6:00PM-9:00PM 9/20
$59
FV 116A
6 Sessions
Tuesdays
7:00PM-9:00PM10/18-11/29
$79
FV 100
No Class 11/8
PERSONAL INTERESTS
THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE
UGLY: HISTORY OF CONGRESS
Our Senate and House of Representatives
have had plenty of statesmen, scoundrels,
and a few fools. Learn about the
great compromises, noble laws, and
personal courage that have been part
of Congress as well as the duels,
physical assaults, lies, and corruption.
Learn the history of this branch of
government, what it is like to be a
member of Congress, and how we could
have a more effective legislative body.
Kathy Simmer
1541
1 Session
Monday
1:30PM-3:30PM 10/24
$19
FV 100
RUN POLITICIANS, RUN:
HISTORY OF PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTIONS
If you are tired of the current political
climate, take a step back in time to
learn how it used to be done. We will
discuss early presidential elections,
including the limited voting rights and
smear tactics that are surprising even
by today’s standards. Learn about the
scandals, upsets and stolen elections
as well as the Electoral College, the
history of red and blue states, and
how religion and ethnicity affected
elections. You will also take home
a book related to the presidency.
Kathy Simmer
1540
1 Session
Monday
1:30PM-3:30PM 9/26
$19
FV 100
GENEALOGY SOFTWARE FOR
YOUR FAMILY STORY
In this class, you will learn how to
enter your family tree information into
genealogy software and how to create
and print your family tree pedigree
and ancestor reports. You will even
be able to export your information and
share it with family members via email.
Participants should be comfortable using
Windows or iMac features and software.
Sharon Powell
1584
1 Session
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:30PM 10/5
$35
FV 118
DIVORCE INFORMATION
In just one evening, gain a basic
understanding of the divorce process
and issues including custody, support,
property and debt division, retirement
accounts, and tax considerations. Under
the guidance of an experienced family
law attorney, you will learn what to do
(and not do) before a divorce is started.
Julie Pawluk
2230-1
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-8:30PM 9/28
$19
FV 102
RELIGIOUS STUDY
Join us for a nondenominational study.
Meet new people and discuss important
topics of the day. New participants are
always welcome. Pay $1.50 at the session.
3320
1st & 3rd
Tuesdays
9:30AM-10:30AM9/20-1/17
$1.50
FV 116A
ESSENTIAL OIL CLEANING
PRODUCTS
Avoid the harmful chemicals in typical
cleaning products and start breathing
in the benefits of essential oils! Our
instructor will demonstrate easy-to-make
products, including a household cleaner,
carpet freshener, deodorizing spray, and
air freshener. You will make your own
soapless, borax-free laundry detergent
and sink and tub cleanser. Keep your
house clean and your family healthy
with the natural antibacterial qualities of
therapeutic-grade essential oils. Supply
Teresa Cover
1368-1
1 Session
Monday
7:00PM-9:00PM 11/14
$15
FV 108
1368-2
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-11:00AM10/29
$15
FV 105
GENEALOGY RESOURCES
ONLINE
Learn all of the resources that are
available for genealogy and family
tree research before you pay for a
membership! Improve your search
techniques to see what you might
be missing. Feel free to bring your
laptop to research your family.
Sharon Powell
1583
1 Session
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:30PM 9/14
$35
FV 118
CPR
This American Heart Association
HeartSaver course is suitable for the
general public interested in CPR, choking
management, and use of barrier devices
for adult, child, and infant victims. We
will also learn how to use an Automated
External Defibrillator (AED). Class
covers all age groups in a single session.
Materials fee includes HeartSaver
completion card and supplies.
Twin Cities Safety
7595
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-11:30AM 11/5
$49
FV Great Room
CPR AND FIRST AID
Heartsaver CPR/AED with First Aid class
will teach participants how to recognize
and provide basic care for breathing,
cardiac emergencies, injuries, and
sudden illnesses for adults, children, and
infants until advanced medical personnel
arrive. Participants will be certified by
the American Heart Association. Feel
free to bring a bag lunch or snack.
Twin Cities Safety
7594
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-2:30PM 11/5
$65
FV Great Room
FIRST AID
This American Heart Association
certification course teaches participants
how to administer emergency first aid
until advanced help arrives. We will
learn how to recognize and treat many
common medical emergencies such as
choking, heart attacks, diabetic reactions,
stroke, allergic reactions, shock,
fractures, burns, and many other injuries
and illnesses. All materials included.
Twin Cities Safety
7593
1 Session
Saturday
11:30AM-2:30PM 11/5
$49
FV Great Room
CLOWNING AROUND
Discover the clown in you, what makeup
and costume best fits your own clown
personality. Come in costume, if
possible, or bring pictures for gentle
critique and brainstorming. Learn the
moves that add so much to a performance:
double takes, slow burns, gentle falls,
noncontact slaps and much more.
Homeward Bound Theatre Company
1546
3 Sessions
Saturdays
10:00AM-12:00PM11/5-11/19
$69 FV Gym 53
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PERSONAL INTERESTS
FOR PARENTS!
READING STRUGGLES &
DYSLEXIA
Parents and interested adults will learn all
the latest information about language-based
reading disorders. We will discuss the
Designed for kids age 6 and up, you will create and take home 6 kinds of cookies.
characteristics, warning signs, and facts
Mix, shape, and bake Peanut Butter Balls, and shape pre-mixed Chocolate Mint,
versus myths. You will leave knowing about
Peppernuts, Sugar Drop cookies to dip in sprinkles, Spritz cookies, and have a blast
the latest data and legislation, where
painting on Rolled Sugar Thins. Bring containers to take home your cookie creations.
to locate resources, and how to find
Laurel Severson
1150
1 Session
Saturday9:00AM-12:00PMstrength in what many view as a disability.
11/19
$49 pair enrollment
RAHS D 104
Evelyn Haselmann
COOKIE MONSTERS
FOODS FOR HAPPY KIDS
Parents with picky eaters, junk-food
lovers, all-day snackers who are not
hungry at meal time, or kids who have
problematic mood swings can help
them by creating a balanced eating plan
that will curb sugar cravings, balance
their moods, increase energy and
focus at school, and prevent weight
gain. Replace processed foods with
simple, tasty, and nutritious real food
that will lead to happier, healthier lives.
Nutritional Weight and Wellness
7549
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:30PM 10/27
$29
FV 100
GROWING SIBLINGS INTO
FRIENDS
“Dad, she’s looking at me!” “Mom,
he’s in my room.” Navigating sibling
rivalries and battles between our kids
can feel exhausting some days. Using
psychological research, laughter,
and personal stories, you will learn
skills and new habits to defuse sibling
issues and build lifelong friendships.
Jennifer Dougan
1363
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-8:30PM 11/17
$19
FV 102
7576
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 12/1
$15
FV 100
ORGANIZED, SMART KIDS
Find out how to get kids into habits for success.
We will talk about highly effective habits
for organization, good time management for
you and your child, and how to help your kids
create schedules, homework, and quiet study
spaces. Also, learn how to make and set
rules for cell phones, iPads, and computers.
Gail Marek
1315
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 11/17
$29
FV 103
FOR FUR PARENTS!
YOUR NEW DOG
Learning how to successfully bring a new
dog into the family. This class will help you
choose the appropriate breed, decide
whether to purchase through a breeder
or adopt through a rescue, and whether
you should get a puppy or an adult dog.
New owners will be coached on how
to introduce their new puppy into their
household successfully and establish
rules, routines, and boundaries. Please
Do Not Bring Pets.
Aimee Mabie
1375
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-7:30PM 12/7
$19
FV 102
OVERGROOMING IN CATS
Why do cats lick off patches of
fur? A board certified veterinary
dermatologist will discuss causes and
treatments for this common problem
so your cat can become healthy and
happy. Please Do Not Bring Pets.
Melissa Eisenschenk
1373
1 Session
Thursday
6:30PM-8:00PM 11/3
$19
FV 102
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SIMPLE DOG GROOMING
This class will show you how to groom all
kinds of dogs, long- or short-haired. Learn
how to safely clip nails, when and how to
bathe, how to brush hair on different coated
dogs, and how to brush your dog’s teeth.
You will also learn how to recognize and
treat various external parasites, such as
fleas and ticks. Please Do Not Bring Pets.
Aimee Mabie
1553
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-7:30PM 9/28
$19
FV 116A
SOLVE DOG BEHAVIORAL
PROBLEMS
The most common reason owners bring
their dog to obedience classes is to teach
them manners. This class will show
participants how to train dogs and stop
behavioral problems such as submissive
urination, jumping up, counter surfing,
barking at the door or window, mouthing,
prey drive, and possessiveness.
Please Do Not Bring Pets.
Aimee Mabie
1555
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-7:30PM 11/30
$19
FV 100
EXTENDED TRAVEL SHOWCASE
Learn about extended travel
opportunities for 2017! Roseville
Area Schools Community Education
and Landmark Tours will present
an array of unforgettable, inclusive
travel experiences. If you can’t attend,
call 651.490.5408 for a catalog or
visit www.landmark-tours.com.
Trips include:
• Islands of Hawaii Cruise
• Savannah, Charleston, & Asheville
• New York City: The Big Apple
• Ireland: The Emerald Isle
• Alaska: Wild Denali Adventure
• Nova Scotia with Cape Breton
Landmark Tours
623-13
1 Session
Saturday
10:00AM-11:30AM10/1
FREE
FV 102
PERSONAL INTERESTS
VOLUNTEERING:
WHERE DO I FIT IN?
Learn how to connect with opportunities
in your community! The results of your
time and talent will be as rewarding to
you as it is to those you serve. What
things should you consider when
volunteering? How can you efficiently
identify when, where, and how to
make a volunteer connection? This
interactive and fun class will help you
identify the benefits of volunteering
and find the fit that’s right for you.
Co-sponsored by Roseville Area Schools
and the City of Roseville. RSVP up
to one day prior to the session you’ll
attend. For questions contact Norman
Kunselman, Roseville Area Senior
Program Coordinator, at 651.604.3522.
Mary Rigney & Janell Wampler
623-9
1 Session
Friday
6:30PM-7:30PM 9/30
FREE
FV 100
623-10
1 Session
9:00 AM-10:00AM
FREE
Saturday
10/1
FV 100
HOT TOPIC!
TED TALKS: STRETCH IDEAS
THROUGH CONVERSATION
TED Talks are short videos in which a speaker
presents ideas on a specific topic. The talks
focus on everything from new business
models to human rights. In this class, you
can watch these videos and share your
ideas during a facilitated discussion.
Register online for each session through
the Ramsey County Library at
www.rclreads.org under “Events and
Classes, Calendar” or call 651.724.6001.
Cosponsored by Ramsey County Library.
55+ DEFENSIVE DRIVING
55+ DEFENSIVE DRIVING
8 Hour Prerequisite Courses
4 Hour Refresher Courses
Learn about defensive driving and
receive a 10 percent discount on your car
insurance for 3 years. Once you take the
National Safety Council's 8-hour course,
you can take the 4-hour refresher course
every 3 years to continue your discount.
No driving test required. Preregistration
is required at least one week prior to
the class date. Register at the RASP
office, by phone at 651.604.3520, or
online. No senior discounts apply.
Minnesota Safety Council Instructor
Learn about defensive driving and
receive a 10 percent discount on your car
insurance for 3 years. Once you take the
National Safety Council's 8-hour course,
you can take the 4-hour refresher course
every 3 years to continue your discount.
No driving test required. Preregistration
is required at least one week prior to
the class date. Register at the RASP
office, by phone at 651.604.3520, or
online. No senior discounts apply.
Minnesota Safety Council Instructor
1566-3
1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-4:30PM 9/24
$29
FV Great Room
1566-1
1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-12:30PM 9/10
$25
FV Great Room
1566-6
1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-4:30PM 10/22
$29
FV Great Room
1566-2
1 Session
Monday
1:30PM-5:30PM 9/19
$25
FV 120
1566-9
1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-4:30PM 11/19
$29
FV 108
1566-4
1 Session
Wednesday
5:30PM-9:30PM 9/28
$25
FV 108
1566-13 1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-4:30PM 1/21
$29
FV 108
1566-5
1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-12:30PM10/15
$25
FV 120
MOUNT RUSHMORE:
CARVING OF AN ICON
1566-7
1 Session
Monday
1:30PM-5:30PM 10/17
$25
FV 108
Each year, more than two million
people visit Mount Rushmore in South
Dakota’s Black Hills. Fourteen years,
400 workers, 450,000 tons of rock, and
nearly one million dollars went toward
carving the, still unfinished, national
monument. Though the original idea
of Mount Rushmore was to generate
tourism, the actual carving is a story
of inspiration, celebration, anger,
bitterness, and perseverance.
David Jones
1521
1 Session
Thursday
1:30PM-3:00PM 11/10
$15
FV 100
1566-8
1 Session
Wednesday
5:30PM-9:30PM 10/26
$25
FV 108
1566-10 1 Session
Monday
1:30PM-5:30PM 11/21
$25
FV 108
1566-11 1 Session
Wednesday
5:30PM-9:30PM 11/30
$25
FV 108
1566-12 1 Session
Saturday
8:30AM-12:30PM 1/14
$25
FV 108
1566-14 1 Session
Wednesday
5:30PM-9:30PM 1/25
$25
FV 108
3008
5 Sessions
Sundays
2:00PM-3:30PM FREE
9/11, 10/9, 11/13, 12/11, & 1/8
1566-15 1 Session
Monday
1:30PM-5:30PM 1/30
$25
FV 108
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PERSONAL INTERESTS
GHOST
HUNTING 101
Learn the basics of ghost hunting! You’ll
see evidence from actual investigations,
discover what equipment works best,
learn investigation ethics, and proper
investigating techniques. What does it
take to run an investigation? We’ll cover
what you need to know from start to
finish. You’ll even have a chance to get
hands-on experience with equipment
and techniques during a miniinvestigation in the second class.
Heidi Steffens
1505
2 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$39
Wednesdays
9/14 & 9/21
FV 100
GHOST
HUNTING 102
You’ve learned the basics in Ghost
Hunting 101, now let’s put your skills
to the test. The first night we will
run a full investigation and during
the second class we will have an
evidence reveal where we go over
our findings from the investigation.
Heidi Steffens
1506
2 Session
7:00PM-9:00PM
$39
WOMEN IN ISLAM
Mondays
11/7 & 11/14
FH Library
This presentation covers Islamic
teachings about the different roles of
Muslim women in society, including
cultural differences. We will talk about
common misconceptions regarding
Muslim women and explain gender equity
in the spiritual, social, and economic
aspects of life. We will also discuss
Muslim women, culture, and diversity
and conclude with examples of Muslim
women and their role in history and today.
ORGANIZE YOUR PHOTOS
Compile all of your photos from shoe
boxes, albums, your phone, and your
computer into one safe, easy system.
Use the convenient Power Sort System
to organize a lifetime of photos (holds
1,200 photos). We will also discuss
digital photos, slides, scanning, digitizing
old movies, backing up, cloud storage
programs, and repairing digital images
or old photos. Bring your bags of photos.
Optional: Bring your laptop. Supply
Kathleen Povolny
1516
1 Session
Tuesday
7:00PM-9:00PM 11/1
$19
FV 102
WORLD GEOGRAPHY UPDATE
Update your mental map of the world
and feel comfortable talking about
world events. We will also discuss
the current strengths and concerns of
countries all over the world. Join us for
slide shows, games, and data about
new and changing nations that will
keep you on top of current events.
Beverly Johnsen
1579
6 Sessions
Wednesdays
1:30PM-3:00PM10/5-11/9
$29
FV 100
ESSENTIAL OIL CLEANING
PRODUCTS
Avoid the harmful chemicals in typical
cleaning products and start breathing
in the benefits of essential oils! Our
instructor will demonstrate easy-to-make
products, including a household cleaner,
carpet freshener, deodorizing spray, and
air freshener. You will make your own
soapless, borax-free laundry detergent
and sink and tub cleanser. Keep your
house clean and your family healthy
with the natural antibacterial qualities of
therapeutic-grade essential oils. Supply
Teresa Cover
1368-1
1 Session
Monday
7:00PM-9:00PM 11/14
$15
FV 108
1368-2
1 Session
Saturday
9:00AM-11:00AM10/29
$15
FV 105
ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY
Join us to explore the similarities
and differences between Islam and
Christianity, including basic beliefs and
practices. The class will discuss how
Muslims view God, Mary, and Jesus as
well as verses from the Qur’an that are
equivalent to the Ten Commandments.
The focus is on the similarities of both
faiths and opportunities in pursuing
joint Muslim/Christian projects.
Attendance at the introductory class
“What You Always Wanted to Know
about Islam and Muslims” is a good
background, but not required.
1591
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-9:00PM 9/15
$19
FV 100
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
The U.S. Constitution affects our daily
lives more often than we may realize. We
will learn how current events are affected
by the Constitution and historical cases
that changed the law in America and built
the federal laws we live by today. We
will discuss the Bill of Rights and some
of the amendments to the Constitution
as well as some of the principles that
explain how the court decides cases.
Thomas Howard
4066
1 Session
Wednesday
6:30PM-8:00PM 10/19
$19
FV 103
HOT TOPIC!
WANDS AND WAND
MAKING
Learn about and create your own
mystical wand! We will talk about
the history and use of wands and
participate in a guided meditation
to learn what your wand is attuned
to. At the end of the class, we will
awaken our new creative masterpieces
during an enchantment ceremony
and celebration. Materials included.
Heidi Steffens
1504
1593
1 Session
Thursday
7:00PM-9:00PM 10/27
$19
FV 102
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3 Sessions
7:00PM-9:00PM
$119
Mondays
9/12-9/26
FV 108
TECHNOLOGY
GOOGLIZE YOUR LIFE
Use Google to organize your life. This
system offers everything from email to
presentation programs in a format that
can be shared with friends and family.
Google Drive works on your smartphone,
iPhone, iPad, tablet, laptop, and desktop.
We will also learn about “the cloud” and
how it can work for you. Let Google make
your life easier. Optional: Bring your own
fully charged laptop with the charger.
Elise d’Entremont
4348
1 Session
Monday
6:30PM-8:30PM 11/7
$19
FV 203C
THE CLOUD AND YOU
Find out everything you need to know
about “the cloud.” We will discuss what
“the cloud” is, how we can use it, and
whether it is safe and reliable. Learn
about this time-saving system and
feel comfortable using it. You will need
access to your email in class. If you do
not have an email account, one will be
created for you. Optional: Bring your
own fully charged laptop and charger.
Elise d’Entremont
HOT TOPICS!
INTRODUCTION TO
PHOTOGRAPHY
Unlock the secrets of your digital camera.
Understand how different modes work
to get beautiful results! Learn all of
the basic controls to pick your own
ISO, shutter speed, and aperture,
and even choose what you want in
focus. The first night will be held in the
classroom, and the remaining nights,
we will meet at Fairview before going
on location. Locations will be discussed
in class. Bring a camera that can be
put in manual mode and a tri-pod.
Paul Veronikas
4337
In this class, you will learn how to
enter your family tree information into
genealogy software and how to create
and print your family tree pedigree
and ancestor reports. You will even
be able to export your information and
share it with family members via email.
Participants should be comfortable using
Windows or iMac features and software.
Sharon Powell
1584
1 Session
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:30PM 10/5
$35
FV 118
Don’t be afraid of the dark. Take control
of your photos, even at night, as you
learn to use aperture and shutter
speed and correct your photos’ color
temperature for clear night scenes.
The first night will be held in the
classroom, and the remaining nights,
we will meet at Fairview and then go
on location. Locations will be discussed
in class. Bring a camera that can be
put in manual mode and a tri-pod.
Paul Veronikas
4336
4 Sessions
Thursdays 6:30PM-8:30PM9/22-10/13 $49
FV 100
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS
SERIES
Learn basic computer skills and even
4378
1 Session
Monday
6:30PM-8:30PM 10/17
earn a certificate that demonstrates your
$19
FV 203C
knowledge to employers! Beginning
GENEALOGY SOFTWARE FOR
YOUR FAMILY STORY
INTRODUCTION TO NIGHT
PHOTOGRAPHY
computer users will learn how to navigate
Mac and Windows 10 operating systems,
use email and word processors, and
browse the Internet. At the end of the
class, students can choose to get
certified in basic computer skills.
John Landretti
4368-1
8 Sessions
Mon/Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM9/19-10/19
FREE
FV 124A
No Class 10/3 & 10/12
4368-2
8 Sessions
Mon/Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM11/2-11/30
FREE FV 124A
No Class 11/23
GENEALOGY RESOURCES
ONLINE
Learn all of the resources that are
available for genealogy and family
tree research before you pay for a
membership! Improve your search
techniques to see what you might
be missing. Feel free to bring your
laptop to research your family.
Sharon Powell
4 Sessions
Fridays
7:00PM-9:00PM10/28-11/18
$49
FV 102
INTERMEDIATE COMPUTER
SKILLS SERIES
This class is designed for those who have
taken the Basic Computer Skills class or
those already comfortable navigating the
computer. We will learn more in-depth
knowledge about computers, including
how to maintain your computer, fix small
issues, uninstall and install programs,
upload files such as pictures through
email, and use “the cloud” (web-based
and sharable storage). At the end of this
course, you will be able to successfully
update and maintain your computer.
John Landretti
4389
8 Sessions
Mon/Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM1/23-2/15
FREE
FV 124A
ONLINE GARAGE SALES
With the holidays coming up quickly, you
are bound to acquire even more items
to store. Make room for the new as you
learn how to sell your unwanted treasures
locally online. We will discuss safety,
negotiations, price setting, paperwork,
and ad photos using Craigslist.
Elise d’Entremont
1362
1 Session
Monday
6:30PM-8:30PM 12/5
$19
FV 203C
1583
1 Session
Wednesday
6:00PM-7:30PM 9/14
$35
FV 118
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Flaming Spoon Café
at Fairview Community Center
Enjoy Casual Dining in the Neighborhood!
Drop in during a break or after a class!
Lunch11:00AM-12:15PM
No time for lunch?
Get Your Meal Packed “To Go”!
FULL MEAL DEAL $4.35 Includes main entrée, choice of 3 sides, milk, & coffee (substitutions available).
ALA CARTE $0.50 TO $3.75 Including sandwiches, soups, seasonal salads, rolls, cookies, fruit, chips, etc.
All are welcome. Bring a friend, tell a neighbor. Groups of six or more are
requested to call 651.604.3518. We accept cash, check.
Monthly menus available at Fairview Community Center
or online at www.ISD623.org/CommunityEd
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ROSEVILLE AREA SENIOR PROGRAM
RASP Is Your Local “One Stop Shop” for
Older Adult Learning & Services
Roseville Area Senior Program
(RASP)
Roseville, MN 55113
EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, HEALTH, & WELLNESS GROUPS & CLASSES
651.604.3520
[email protected]
www.isd623.org/RASP
RASP’S DROP-IN LOUNGE
Monday-Friday
8:00AM-4:00PM
In the spirit of life-long learning, we offer a variety of formal and informal educational
self-directed groups and classes. Whether you like to dance, use the computer, learn a
new skill, gather to meet friends, or make new ones, there is something of interest for
everyone. If you have an idea for a new class, activity or group, please contact us. Activity
or class fees may apply. RASP activities and services are listed throughout the brochure.
Adults of all ages are welcome to visit our drop-in center. There is an older adult resource
area, a small lending library, informal games, daily newspaper, TV, pool tables, and drop-in
computer station. The coffee and tea pot are always on!
Daily Mon-Fri
8:00AM-4:00PM FV 114
25¢ Donation Pay at Door
VOLUNTEERS - 651.604.3520
Volunteers of all ages assist our program in a variety of ways: Meals on Wheels drivers and
packers, medical appointment drivers, office receptionist/data entry, special interest group
leaders, special event help, friendly visitors, fundraising, and more. You are sure to find
a place to make your own special contribution. Contact us for current opportunities.
ROSEVILLE GIFT & CRAFT SHOPPE - 651.604.3529
Stop and shop for a variety of quality hand-crafted and locally-made gift items. Volunteers
(adults and seniors) staff the shop. The shop is open Monday-Friday 9:30am-3:30pm.
PUBLICATIONS
“Seasons,” our newsletter, is the best source for up-to-date information about our current
activities and services. If you are interested in receiving the bi-monthly “Seasons”
newsletter by email or through the postal service, please contact the RASP office.
Detailed RASP activities and services are also listed throughout this brochure.
MEALS ON WHEELS
NEW PARTICIPANT CALL-
651.318.9091
CURRENT PARTICIPANT CALL-
651.604.3524
We provide daily, fresh or frozen, nutritionally
balanced noontime meals Mon-Fri for
Roseville Area School District adults over
60 and certified disabled adults who
are unable to prepare or access food or
choose not to cook themselves. This service
is more than just a meal. Meals on Wheels
also serves as a critical wellness visit by
volunteers for homebound older and
disabled adults. Advance registration is
required to start this service. There is a
service fee. You may qualify for a sliding
fee amount based on your annual income.
TRANSPORTATION
651.604.3535
We can help you easily get around our
community. Transportation services are
available to certified disabled adults and
those 60 years and older who live in
the Roseville Area School District and
select surrounding areas (call for more
information). The bus provides doorto-door transportation service for many
needs: medical, banking, shopping,
volunteering, recreation, etc. The route
varies daily depending on the number
of riders and their destination. We also
have volunteer drivers who use their
own vehicles to provide rides to medical
and dental appointments that are further
away. Advance registration is required
to start this service. There is a service
fee, and you may qualify for a sliding fee
amount based on your annual income.
SERVICE COORDINATION
651.604.3528
We connect older adults with local
and metro community services and
resources. Phone consultation, inhome assessment, and development of
service plans are available. After needs
assessment is completed by the service
coordinator, trained support volunteers
are available to provide services to help
homebound older adults in the Roseville
Area School District. Services include:
minor home repairs and friendly visiting
in the home. There is a service fee,
and you may qualify for a sliding fee
amount based on your annual income.
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DAYTIME PERSONAL INTERESTS
CLIP-SIP-N-DONATE
Clip and sort Campbell’s soup labels to
be donated to Roseville Area Schools for
education supplies and sip some coffee
and tea! No registration needed. A donation
container is located in the RASP Drop-In
Lounge. Donate the label part that has the
UPC code with the Label for Education logo
on it. For more info contact 651.604.3520.
Weekly 10:00AM FREE
Fridays
FV 114
VISION LOSS GROUP
This group provides consumer
information, speakers, and good
company. Anyone who has vision
loss, such as macular degeneration,
glaucoma, stroke, or other conditions
is welcome. Call Vision Loss
Resources at 612.871.2222 or
Roseville Area Senior Program at
Monthly
1st Thursday 10:00AM-11:30AM
FV 116A
FREE
FOOT CARE CLINIC
Jeanne Poliachick, R.N., trims nails, will do
assessments, and will teach you how to care
for your feet. During the initial visit, a
comprehensive health assessment will
be done. Call 651.604.3520 to schedule
an appointment. Monthly
1st & 3rd Wednesday 9:00AM-3:00PM
FV 114
Initial Visit: $32/30 minute session
Subsequent Visit: $25/30 minute session
INVESTMENT FORUM 1
Beginners to advanced investors are
welcome to learn about the stock market,
local companies, new technologies, medical
and legal issues, and current economic
issues. This group is information only.
Each participant is responsible for their
own investment decisions. Call
Weekly 9:30AM-11:30AM
$1.50 Friday
FV 108
Pay in class
INVESTMENT FORUM 2
Participate in an informal discussion
regarding management of your money.
30
Monthly
2nd & 4th Monday
1:30PM-3:30PM
FV 108
$1.50 Pay in class
PARTNER BRIDGE
Join us for a game of partner bridge.
Experienced players are welcome to
have fun and meet new players. Call
3313
Weekly Thursday
12:30PM FV 114
$1.50 Pay at the session
Mahjong is a game that originated in
China and is played with tiles. It is a
game of skill, strategy, calculation, and
chance. Enhance your brain skills by
learning a new game or helping others.
Pay $1.50 at the session. Meets off site
for lunch the first Monday of the month.
Weekly 1:30PM-3:30PM
$1.50 Pay at Session
Monday
FV 114
BILLIARD NIGHT
Join this 8-ball tournament and enjoy
the relaxing and friendly smokefree environment. This weekly group
features new pool table upgrades
and great company. Use our cues or
bring your own. Limit of 10 players
per night. Call 651.604.3520 for more
information. Pay $3.50 at the door.
3316 Weekly
7:00PM-9:00PM
$3.50 No Class 10/26
A weekly informal time for men to discuss
current topics of the group’s choice.
Weekly Wednesday
10:00AM-11:30AM
FV 116A
$1.50 Pay at Session
STITCH-N-CHAT
MAHJONG
MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUP
Wednesdays
FV 112
GREAT DECISIONS:
FOREIGN POLICY
Want to stay informed about foreign
policy topics in our ever-changing world?
This series of lectures and discussions
will cover a variety of foreign policy topics
to keep you informed and up-to-date.
Sponsored by Roseville Area Senior
Program, RosePointe Senior Community,
and the Minnesota International Center.
Contact Roseville Area Senior Program
to register. Email [email protected]
or call 651.604.3520.
Monthly Selected Wednesdays
2:00PM-3:30PM 9/21, 10/19, & 11/16
FREE
RosePointe
2555 Hamline Ave.
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP
If you are the caregiver for an older
adult, join us for information, resources,
and valuable emotional support.
3302
Monthly
2nd & 4th Tuesday
12:30PM-2:00PM
FV 116A
FREE
Join us weekly with your current sewing
or needlework project. Also, there is the
option to work on items for service
projects. No registration required.
Weekly 1:00PM-3:00PM FREE
Friday
FV 112
BRIDGE CLASS
This class is for someone who has never
played bridge (start with 7013-Book 1)
and those who want to update their skills.
Each eight week series builds on itself
and uses an American Contract Bridge
League-approved textbook. It is available
from the instructor to accompany the
course. Material fee of $20, payable in
class. Register at the RASP office, online,
or by phone. Taught by a Silver Life
Master and an ACBL accredited teacher.
Call 651.604.3520 if you have questions.
Mignon Nearmyer
7013-Book 1 8 Sessions
Tuesdays
1:30PM-3:30PM9/6-10/25
$50
FV 105
Tuesdays
1:30PM-3:30PM11/1-12/20
$50
FV 105
Tuesdays
1:30PM-3:30PM1/3-2/28
$50
FV 105
MARKET PLACE MORNING TALK
A monthly program that provides current
and new health and wellness information.
Call for topic details 651.604.3520.
Preregister by the Monday before. FREE
Blood Pressure Checks 8:45AM-9:20AM
Monthly 2nd Wednesday
9:30AM-10:30AM
$1
Market Place Bingo Hall
2900 Rice St. Little Canada
BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING
Monitor your blood pressure and stay
healthy with this free screening by
qualified community volunteers.
3301
Monthly 2nd & 4th Thursday
10:30AM-11:30AM FV 114
FREE
ROSEVILLE ADULT LEARNING CENTER
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)
IT’S NEVER TOO
LATE TO ENJOY
THE BENEFITS
OF LEARNING...
Adult Diploma, GED Preparation and Review
ABE is a group of individualized programs designed to help adult
learners complete a high school diploma, pass the GED (General
Education Development Diploma) tests, review for college entrance,
and improve reading, writing, and math skills. Diploma students meet
the same eligibility requirements as high school diploma graduates.
Eligibility
ROSEVILLE
ADULT LEARNING CENTER
Roseville, MN 55113
You must be 17 years of age or older and no longer in a traditional
high school program to enroll. To take the GED tests, you must
be 19 years old or meet specific conditions for an age waiver.
Mornings: Tues & Thurs
9:00AM-11:30AM
Evenings: Tues & Thurs
4:30PM-7:30PM
651.604.3553
www.isd623.org/RALC
WE’RE HERE FOR YOU. NO FEES.
ENROLL AT ANYTIME.
The Roseville Adult Learning Center is for adults
who want to succeed in learning. We offer personal,
supportive, and focused instruction to meet your needs.
Our licensed teachers are caring individuals who work
with you one-on-one, in small groups, and in classroom
settings. We offer English Language skill development,
high school diploma programs, and GED preparation, as
well as college and post-secondary preparation. Daytime
and evening classes are available.
There is no charge for Roseville Adult Learning
Center programs. You may enroll at any time to
get started on your learning program. Our staff
can answer your questions and help you find the
program that is right for you. For more information
and registration times call 651.604.3553.
DUAL ENROLLMENT - CREDIT MAKEUP
This program is designed to help current high school students
who have not passed one or more credits needed to graduate.
Dual enrollment is an option for any student, who maintains fulltime enrollment at their high school. Students must be referred
to the Dual Enrollment Program by their high school counselor.
Evenings:
Tues & Thurs
4:30PM-7:30PM
ONLINE LEARNING
GED-i is an online GED preparation course. Contact the
Adult Learning Center to see if you qualify. We also offer
online options for basic skill development in reading, writing,
and math using several state-approved online programs.
DISTANCE LEARNING/BASIC SKILLS
New distance learning opportunities are available. Contact
the Roseville Adult Learning Center to see if you qualify.
For basic skills, brush-up in reading and math, accuplacer
tests, and college preparation. You can do much of your
work online, at home, or anywhere you have web access.
ONE-ON-ONE/SMALL GROUP LEARNING AT YOUR OWN PACE
Adult Learning Center students will find a learning experience that differs from a traditional classroom setting.
Learners work with certified teachers one-on-one or in small groups. Our focus is on helping you succeed.
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ROSEVILLE ADULT LEARNING CENTER
ENGLISH LEARNER
English Learner (EL) is a program for adults seeking
to improve their English language communication
skills. Students work together in classroom settings.
English classes are offered at many different levels.
The curriculum focuses on helping learners successfully
navigate systems of public schools, city, county and
state governments, colleges and work culture.
We have an Adult Diploma program built into the upper
levels of our EL program. Once students achieve a reading
level appropriate for studying high school topics, they can
join these classes. Students will gain the academic skills
to complete a high school diploma, prepare for college or
post-secondary training and the world of work. We also
have periodic TOEFL prep and citizenship classes.
In Order to Enroll in EL
You must be 18 years or older and not
attending a public high school.
Mornings:
Evenings:
Mon - Fri
9:00AM-1:00PM
Tues & Thurs
6:00PM-8:30PM
HOT TOPIC!
DISTANCE LEARNING AT
ROSEVILLE ADULT
LEARNING CENTER
Are you looking to review reading, math, and
grammar skills, but a regular classroom doesn’t fit
your schedule? We offer distance (online) learning
classes that you can do at your own pace at a time
that works for you – all from your own computer.
What we offer:
• Reading practice for all levels
• Math review from multiplication to trigonometry
• Vocabulary and grammar classes
• Accuplacer Prep – learn about the test and practice specific skills
• Basic computer skills
To get started, call us at 651.604.3553
email us at [email protected]
or learn more at www.isd623.org/RALC
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS SERIES
Learn basic computer skills and even earn a certificate
that demonstrates your knowledge to employers!
Beginning computer users will learn how to navigate Mac
and Windows 10 operating systems, use email and word
processors, and browse the Internet. At the end of the class,
students can choose to get certified in basic computer skills.
John Landretti
4368-1
8 Sessions
Mon/Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM9/19-10/19
FREE
FV 124A
No Class 10/3, & 10/12
4368-2
8 Sessions
Mon/Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM11/2-11/30
FREE FV 124A
No Class 11/23
INTERMEDIATE
This class is designed for those who have taken
the Basic Computer Skills class or those already
comfortable navigating the computer.
John Landretti
4389
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8 Sessions
Mon/Wed
6:00PM-8:00PM1/23-2/15
FREE
FV 124A
ADULT SWIM FALL 2016
ADULT BEGINNER LESSONS 15 YEARS & OLDER
Lessons for teens and adults who can’t swim or fear the water and
those with basic swimming skills wishing to refine them.
FALL SCHEDULE (No class Oct 4 , 11, & Nov 8)
CLASS
DATE
TIME
DAY
$
#92-F1
Sept 20-Nov 22
6:05-6:50PM
Tuesday
$53
CALL 651.604.3770
FOR INFO ON PRIVATE
SWIM LESSONS
WINTER SCHEDULE (Registration opens 11/14)
#92-F2
Jan 10-Feb 21
6:05-6:50PM
Tuesday
$53
SWIMNASTICS
A variety of water exercise including some fast-paced, wall exercises, balance improvement, stretching, and toning.
You must be able to maintain balance without assistance for the duration of the class time.
CLASS
DATE
TIME
DAY
$
SENIOR
FALL SCHEDULE (No class Oct 19, 20, Nov 8, & 24. No evening class Oct 3 & 31)
#90-F1
Sept 12-Dec 5
8:30-9:15AM
Mon
$81.25
$73.20
#90-F2
Sept 6-Dec 6
8:30-9:15AM
Tue
$81.25
$73.20
#90-F3
Sept 6-Dec 6
9:20-10:05AM
Tue
$81.25
$73.20
#90-F4
Sept 7-Dec 7
8:30-9:15AM
Wed
$81.25
$73.20
#90-F5
Sept 8-Dec 8
8:30-9:15AM
Thu
$75
$67.50
#90-F6
Sept 19-Nov 21
7:15-8:00PM
Mon
$50
$45
CRANKY HINGES
This class is slow-paced water exercise. Participants will focus on increasing range of motion, flexibility, and mobility.
You must be able to maintain balance without assistance for the duration of the class.
CLASS
DATE
TIME
DAY
$
SENIOR
9:30-10:00AM
Mon & Wed
$109
$98
FALL SCHEDULE (No class Oct 19)
#91-F1
Sept 7-Dec 7
LAP SWIM (No swim evenings of: Sep 6, 13, Oct 20, & Nov 8. No swimming: Nov 24-26, Dec 23 & 26.
No swim 6:30-8:30AM Oct 21.) Pay on the pool deck.
DAY
DATE
TIME
OVER 18
UNDER 18 &OVER 60
M, W, F
Sept 7-Dec 28
6:30-8:30AM
$4.25/Session or $18/5
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
M, F
Sept 9-Dec 19
11:30AM-1:00PM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
T, W
Sept 6-Dec 28
11:30AM-12:30PM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
T, TH
Sept 8-Dec 15
8:00-9:00PM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
FALL SCHEDULE
OPEN SWIM (No swim evenings of: Oct 20, & Nov 8. No swimming: Oct 22, Nov 24-26, Dec 23 & 26)
Pay on the pool deck. Parents must accompany children under 4’ tall in pool.
DAY
DATE
TIME
OVER 18
UNDER 18 & OVER 60
M,T,W,F
Sept 6-Dec 28
10:15-11:15AM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
Th
Sept 8-Dec 15
7:00-8:00PM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
Sat
Sept 24-Nov 19
11:45AM-1:00PM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
T
Nov 29-Dec 13
7:00-8:00PM
$3.75/Session or $16.50/5
SILVERSNEAKERS® & SILVER&FIT®
SilverSneakers and Silver&Fit members are able to participate in Lap or Open Swim at no cost. Please present your program card to
the lifeguard on deck when participating.
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YOUTH SWIM FALL 2016
FALL LESSON SCHEDULE
ALL CLASSES AT
FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER POOL
WINTER TOTS, PREK & ADULT BEGINNER SCHEDULE
Monday Sept 19-Nov 21
Registration Opens Nov 14
Tuesday Sept 20-Nov 22
Saturday, Jan 14-Feb 25
Wednesday Sept 21-Nov 16
Tuesday, Jan 10-Feb 21
Thursday Sept 22-Nov 17
Saturday Sept 24-Nov 19
No class Oct 3, 4, 11, 12, 19, 20, 22, 31, and Nov 8
PREK - PARENT IN WATER 3-5 YEARS
TOTS - PARENT IN WATER 9 MONTHS-3 YEARS
Children are accompanied by a parent or adult to work on water
adjustment and basic swimming skills: blowing bubbles, kicking,
and arm paddling. Minimum one adult in water per child.
Children are accompanied by a parent or adult and learn to
enjoy the water. Minimum one adult in water per child.
FALL SCHEDULE
CLASS
DATE
TIME
DAY
$
#80-F1
Sept 24-Nov 19
9:00-9:25AM
Saturday
$50
#80-F2
Sept 20-Nov 22
7:00-7:25PM
Tuesday
$44
#80-F3
Sept 22-Nov 17
9:20-9:45AM
Thursday
$50
WINTER SCHEDULE
#80-F6
Jan 14-Feb 25
9:00-9:25AM
Saturday
$44
#80-F7
Jan 10-Feb 21
7:00-7:25PM
Tuesday
$44
FALL SCHEDULE
CLASS
DATE
TIME
DAY
$
#80-F4
Sept 24-Nov 19
9:30-9:55AM
Saturday
$50
#80-F5
Sept 20-Nov 22
7:30-7:55PM
Tuesday
$44
#80-F3
Sept 22-Nov 17
9:20-9:45AM
Thursday
$50
WINTER SCHEDULE
#80-F9
Jan 14-Feb 25
9:30-9:55AM
Saturday
$44
#80-F10
Jan 10-Feb 21
7:30-7:55PM
Tuesday
$44
RED CROSS YOUTH SWIM LESSONS 5-14 YEARS - FALL 2016
If children are registered in the wrong class level, they will not be allowed to remain in the class and will be moved to the correct
level if space is available. To have the level tested prior to registration, call 651.604.3770 for testing times and procedures.
BEGINNER I (Same As Red Cross 1-2)
ADVANCED BEGINNER A
INTERMEDIATE (Same As Red Cross 5)
Prerequisite: Passing of Adv. Beginner B.
New Skills: Tuck and pike surface dives, flip
turns, and butterfly.
BEGINNER II (Same As Red Cross 3)
ADVANCED BEGINNER B
SWIMMER (Same As Red Cross 6)
Prerequisite: Passing of Intermediate
New Skills: Personal water safety
skills, turns, and strong emphasis on
endurance and stroke refinement.
Students learn to float and kick on front
and back, jump into deep water, swim
beginner stroke, roll over, and kick on back.
Prerequisite: Passing of Beginner I
New Skills: Front crawl with rhythmic
breathing, elementary backstroke,
treading water, and sitting dive.
DAY
(Same As Red Cross 4)
Prerequisite: Passing of Beginner II
New Skills: Back crawl, breaststroke,
scissors, and dolphin kick.
(Same As Red Cross 4)
Prerequisite: Passing of Adv. Beginner A.
New Skills: Breaststroke, butterfly,
and sidestroke.
TIME
COURSE OFFERINGS
PRICE
Sat
10:00-10:45AM
Beg I #81-F1
Beg II #82-F1
Adv Beg A #83-F1
$60
Sat
10:55-11:40AM
Beg I #81-F2
Beg II #82-F2
Adv Beg B #84-F1
$60
Mon
4:35-5:20PM
Beg I #81-F9
Beg II #82-F9
Mon
5:30-6:15PM
Beg I #81-F3
Beg II #82-F3
Adv Beg B #84-F2
Mon
6:25-7:10PM
Beg I #81-F4
Beg II #82-F4
Adv Beg A #83-F2
Wed
5:35-6:20PM
Beg I #81-F5
Beg II #82-F5
Wed
6:30-7:15PM
Beg I #81-F6
Thur
4:20-5:05PM
Beg I #81-F11
Beg II #82-F10
Thur
5:15-6:00PM
Beg I #81-F7
Beg II #82-F7
Adv Beg A#83-F5
$60
Thur
6:10-6:55PM
Beg I #81-F8
Beg II #82-F8
Inter #85-F1
$60
$60
$60
Swim #86-F1
$53
Adv Beg A #83-F4
$53
$60
Winter Youth Lesson Schedule distributed in Roseville Area Schools in December
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$60
OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME
651.604.3505
www.isd623.org/Friendship
Monday-Friday, 6:30AM-6:00PM
Non-school days (except major holidays)
School year & summer
Friendship Connection is a school-age care
program for students in grades K-8. Our
program philosophy encompasses creating a
quality, caring learning environment for
children that complements the school day.
To register for Friendship Connection, contact
your child’s school Friendship Connection
site or the main office at Fairview
651.604.3505 or online at
www.isd623.org/Friendship.
SCHOOL YEAR 2016-2017 RATES
Site
Consistent Schedule Option
Pick Your Days Option
Contact
Before School
After School
Before School
After School
Brimhall
$11.50/day
$10.50/day
$12.00/day
$11.00/day
Central Park
$10.50/day
$11.50/day
$11.00/day
$12.00/day
651.481.0745
Edgerton
$11.50/day
$10.50/day
$12.00/day
$11.00/day
651.771.9835
651.633.4327
E. D. Williams
$11.50/day
$10.50/day
$12.00/day
$11.00/day
651.482.0421
Falcon Heights
$10.50/day
$11.50/day
$11.00/day
$12.00/day
651.641.0035
Harambee
$11.50/day
$10.50/day
$12.00/day
$11.00/day
651.379.2566
Little Canada
$10.50/day
$11.50/day
$11.00/day
$12.00/day
651.482.0420
Parkview
not available
$14.50/day
not available
$15.00/day
651.487.4391
Looking for Staff to Educate
& Inspire!
• High School graduate at least 18 years old
• Work with youth ages PreK-8th grade in a before- and after- school program
• Act as a role model for a diverse youth population
• Experience working with school-age youth
To learn more about this position and to apply please visit
www.isd623.org/careers
and apply for the ‘Out of School Time Youth Worker’ position or call
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EARLY CHILDHOOD
Giving your family a great start!
Providing educational support for all children from birth to kindergarten entry.
We want to journey with you on the road to school success by offering day classes, evening and Saturday classes, drop in and
play classes, early childhood screening, PreK classes for 3-5 year olds, parenting classes, home visits, and more! Most class
fees are based on a sliding fee scale. No one is turned away from an ECFE parent/child class for inability to pay. Listed here
are just a few of our class offerings. Sliding fee scale is on page 37. View all classes at www.isd623.org/ECFE.
Register online or call 651.487.4378 ext. 2.
CLASSES
Fall 2016
#501 Parenting Solo
There are many who parent alone for the short or long term, including military, work
situations, separation, divorce, loss of a partner, and single parenting. All are
welcome for support and information. Children will participate in age appropriate activities.
#506 & #507 All Joy and No Fun: The Paradox of Modern Parenting
This class is based on information from Jennifer Senior’s book by the same name. We will talk about what effects children have on
their parents and how children reshape the relationship in rewarding and surprising ways.
#601 Dad and Me!
This class lets dads play with their children and discuss some issues unique to fatherhood. Enjoy crafts, group games, and activities
with your child, then the second half of class will be a dad-only discussion about fatherhood, discipline, and parenting goals.
#605: Ready. Set. Read!
Learn about how pre-reading skills develop and what we can do to help children on the road to reading success. During parent and
child time, the activities will support literacy and language development.
#606: Young Scientists!
Have fun observing, exploring, predicting, and discovering while learning about the world around us.
#615 Grandparenting in Today’s World
Grandparents can spend quality time with their grandchildren making art projects, singing, reading books, playing dress-up, and more!
After activity time, join other grandparents to discuss grandparenting in today’s world. The children will continue activities with the
early childhood staff while you meet other grandparents.
Course Information
Class
Age
Date
Format
Time
501 Parenting Solo
002
106
601 Dad & Me!
209
605 Read!
606 Scientists
506 Joy & No Fun
507 Joy & No Fun
602
603
615 Grandparents
0-Grade 3
0-12 months
12-24 months
0-5 years
24-42 months
3-5 years
3-5 years
0-Grade 3
0-Grade 3
0-5 years
0-5 years
0-5 years
M, 10/10-11/28
M, 10/10-11/28
T, 9/13-12/6
T, 9/13-12/6
Th, 9/15-12/8
Th, 9/15-9/29
Th, 10/6-10/27
Th, 11/3-11/17
F, 11/4-11/18
S, 9/17-10/15
S, 10/29-11/19
W, 9/14-12/14
Separating
Non-Separating
Non-Separating
Separating
Separating
Separating
Separating
Parent Only
Parent Only
Separating
Separating
Separating
6:00PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:15PM
6:15PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:30PM
6:00PM-7:15PM
12:30PM-1:45PM
10:00AM-11:30AM
10:00AM-11:30AM
11:00AM-12:30PM
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Location Sibling Care Fee
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
Parkview
N/A
002a
106a
N/A
209a
605a
606a
506a
507a
N/A
N/A
N/A
Free
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Mondays • 6:30PM-7:30PM
Tuesdays • 11:30AM-12:30PM
FREE
Parkview Center School
Roseville, MN 55113
Lower level parking lot, enter door 19
For all parents with children from birth to 3rd grade. Come to as many or as few classes that you would
like! To register for these FREE parent only classes or to reserve a spot for childcare call 651.487.4378.
Join us for these great discussion topics!
Eating Healthy on a Limited Budget
Class Day Date
Time
Sibling
Care
503-1 M
9/19 6:30PM-7:30PM 503-1a
502-1 T
9/20 11:30AM-12:30PM 502-1a
Teaching Personal Safety Skills
Class Day Date
Time
Sibling
Care
503-4 M
11/7 6:30PM-7:30PM 503-4a
502-4 T
11/8 11:30AM-12:30PM 502-4a
Keep calm and parent on!
Class Day Date
Time
Raising a Bilingual Child
Class Day Date
Time
503-2 M
502-2 T
Sibling
Care
10/10 6:30PM-7:30PM 503-2a
10/11 11:30AM-12:30PM 502-2a
Sibling
Care
11/21 6:30PM-7:30PM 503-5a
11/22 11:30AM-12:30PM 502-5a
503-5 M
502-5 T
Setting Boundaries with Your Kids
Class Day Date
Time
Sibling
Care
503-3 M
10/24 6:30PM-7:30PM 503-3a
502-3 T
10/25 11:30AM-12:30PM 502-3a
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Sliding Fee Scale Fall 2016
Income
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B
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$150-200,000 $160 $213 $98 $180 $74 $49 $135
$100-150,000 $137 $182 $84 $154 $63 $42 $116
$75-100,000 $111 $148 $68 $125 $51 $34 $94
$50-75,000
$88 $117 $54 $99 $41 $27 $74
$30-50,000
$65 $88 $40 $74 $30 $20 $55
$20-30,000
$49 $65 $30 $55 $23 $15 $41
Below $20,000 $29 $39 $18 $33 $14 $9 $25
ABCD
Toy Lending Library
It’s like having new toys every week!
Open to all individuals, families, and childcare providers.
Membership is $10 per year. You can check out:
• Slides, riding toys, infant, toddler and preschool toys
• Puzzles, games
• Children’s books and the best parenting books
and magazines
• You can register online at isd623.org/ECFE
or visit the Library at Parkview Early Childhood
Center and Fairview Community Center.
• Fee assistance is available
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
ONLINE
WALK-IN
MAIL
Office HoursM-F 7:30AM-4:00PM
www.ISD623.Org/COMMUNITYED
and click on
“Online Registration” link
Attention: Course Registration
Community Education Office
Roseville, MN 55113
Community Education Office
Roseville, MN 55113
Decisions
to cancel
classes due to
low enrollment are
usually made a
week in advance.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ARE YOU IN?
Assume you are in the class you
registered for unless you hear from us.
Persons registering online or who
provide their email address on the
registration form will receive an
email confirmation.
CANCELLATION POLICIES
Persons registering online or who
provide their email address on the
registration form will receive an email
notification if class is canceled.
All others will receive a phone call.
Weather-related cancellations will be
announced on WCCO Radio (830AM).
If Roseville Area Schools are closed,
all enrichment classes and activities
are canceled for the day.
REFUNDS
Refunds can only be issued if requested
1 week prior to the start of class.
Refunds are not issued after a class
has begun, nor are they possible when
classes are rescheduled due to weather.
• There is a $5 service charge on participant
initiated changes or cancellations.
• Registrations via credit card will receive credit back to the card used.
PREREGISTRATION
We recommend that you preregister for
any classes you wish you take. Classes
may fill up ahead of time and we cannot
guarantee you a spot in a class if you
arrive without registering in advance. In
addition, all classes are contingent upon
minimum registrations. If you do not
register ahead of time, we are unable
to contact you if a class is canceled
due to low registrations, weather, or
other unforeseen circumstances.
UCARE MN
UCare MN members may take
a discount of up to $15 per year.
Members must be on UCare at the time
of registration and need to include their
member ID number on the registration.
Some limitations may apply.
SENIOR DISCOUNT
Adults ages 60+ may take 10% off each
class with the exception of Write Your
Own Will, Hypnosis, Vitality Passes, 55+
Defensive Driving, and Beginning Bridge.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
If you are satisfied with your class,
spread the word! However, please
call us at 651.604.3770 if you are not
satisfied with any enrichment class.
FEE ASSISTANCE & SCHOLARSHIPS
We believe everyone should be able to participate in enrichment classes regardless
of ability to pay. To receive assistance a participant must live in the district or attend
Roseville Area Schools. Call 651.604.3770 for more information.
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Brimhall Elementary (BH)
Roseville, MN 55113
Central Park Elementary (CP)
Roseville, MN 55113
District Center (DC)
Roseville, MN 55113
Edgerton Elementary (EDG)
1929 Edgerton St
Maplewood, MN 55117
Emmet D. Williams
Elementary (EDW)
955 County Road D West
Shoreview, MN 55126
Fairview Community Center (FV)
Roseville, MN 55113
Falcon Heights Elementary (FH)
1393 Garden Ave West
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
FOCI MN Center for Glass Arts
2010 East Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Harambee Elementary (HAR)
30 County Road B East
Maplewood, MN 55117
Little Canada Elementary (LC)
400 Eli Road
Parkview Center School (PCS)
Roseville, MN 55113
2180 North Hamline Ave
Roseville, MN 55113
Roseville Area Middle School (RAMS)
15 County Road B2 East
Roseville Area High School (RAHS)
Roseville, MN 55113
Roseville City Hall
2660 Civic Center Dr
Roseville, MN 55113
Try Online Registration - it’s fast & easy!
www.ISD623.Org/COMMUNITYED
Click on “Online Registration” link
You may use this form to register for any class(es) listed in the brochure.
Participant Full Name______________________________________________________________________________
Street Address___________________________________________ City________________________ Zip___________
Home Phone_________________ Work Phone_________________ Mobile____________________________________
Emergency Phone _______________________________________ Other ____________________________________
Email Address ____________________________________________________________________________________
q Male
q FemaleBirthday____________________ Age _______________________
Special health concerns (accommodations, disability, allergy, or special need we should be aware of): _
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Class #______________________ Title __________________________________________________ $_____________
Class # _____________________ Title___________________________________________________ $_____________
Class #______________________ Title___________________________________________________ $_____________
AQUATICS
1st Class Choice __________________________ Day_____ Time____________________________ $ ____________
2nd Class Choice __________________________ Day_____ Time____________________________ $ ____________
Youth Ages 0-18
Parent/Guardian Full Name _________________________________________________________________________
Persons authorized to pick up child/ren other than parent__________________________________________________
Student’s Grade________ School Attending____________________________ Classroom Teacher___________________
After class my child:
q Is registered to attend Friendship Connection
q Will walk home
q Will be picked up by_________________________________________________
Discounts
Participant’s UCare ID# (If applicable) ________________________ UCare Member Discount Total $______________
Senior 60+
q Yes q No
PAYMENT INFORMATION
Total Registration Amount $ ________________________________
q Cash
q Check (Make Checks Payable to Roseville Area Schools)
q Mastercard
q Visa
q Discover
q American Express (walk in only until future notice)
Authorized Signature____________________________________________________ Date____________________
Card holder’s First Name__________________________________ Card Holder’s Last Name__________________
Credit Card number_____________________________________________________________________________
Expiration Date__________________________________________
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LITTLE CANADA PARKS & RECREATION
CITY OFFICES
ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
This may be only a partial list of activities
for this registration period due to the
printing deadline. Watch for further
information via our website, our
newsletter, The Review, Cable Channel
16, and flyers distributed at elementary
schools. Please call Jim Morelan
at the Parks and Recreation Office
651.766.4045 with questions.
515 Little Canada Road E.
www.ci.little-canada.mn.us
Phone: 651.766.4029
Fax: 651.766.4048
Jim Morelan
Director
REGISTRATION
Register for the following youth
activities online, by mail, by fax (if
paying by credit card), or in person
during regular business hours at
Little Canada City Center. Register
promptly to be guaranteed placement
in our programs. Registration flyers
with details will be distributed to
Little Canada schools and will also
be available on our website.
Katie McGinnity
Recreation Supervisor
Don Bowman
Recreation Coordinator
YOUTH
VOLLEYBALL
FALL GYMNASTICS
Online registration begins June 1
Online registration begins August 1
Girls & Boys: Entering Grades 3-8
Program runs approximately
Late September - Mid-November
Girls & Boys: 5-12 years old
Program runs nine weeks, beginning
Tuesday evenings Late September
SOCCER LEAGUE
BASKETBALL CLINIC
Mid-September - Mid-November
Online registration begins June 1
Girls & Boys: 1st & 2nd grades
Program runs six weeks
Beginning in early January
Online registration begins November 1
AFTER SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Early September - Early October
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Girls & Boys: 3-8th grade
Mid-November - Mid-March
SKATING LESSONS
Program runs approximately Jan-Feb
WANT TO HELP?
Youth recreation programs in
Little Canada are conducted by the
Parks and Recreation Department
in close cooperation with the Little
Canada Recreation Association
(a nonprofit group of volunteers
who conduct various fundraisers
during the year and who advise
the direction to our youth programs).
Membership is open to all interested
adults within the city, as well
as those living outside the city.
If you are interested in joining,
please call 651.766.4045 or email
[email protected]
or visit their website at
www.lcraonline.org for
more information.
ADULT
DEFENSIVE
DRIVER CLASS
We offer both the 4 hour refresher
class and the 8 hour class.
Register online at
www.ci.little-canada.mn.us or at
Little Canada City Center.
Session I, November 14, 9am-1pm
Session II, November 15, 6-10pm
Session III, November 21 & 22, 6-10pm
(must attend both evenings)
Cost is $10/session
WINTER GYMNASTICS
Program runs nine weeks on Thursday
evenings beginning in January
ONLINE YOU’RE FIRST IN LINE!
Online registrations are accepted for most
activities offered by the Little Canada
Parks & Recreation Department.
It’s Easy!
• Search for activities
• Review program details
• Check available openings
• Register online
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WWW.CI.LITTLE-CANADA.MN.US
Roseville
Area Schools Community Education

Community Education Catalog

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