CS Brochure 2016 Fall - White Bear Lake Area Schools

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SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER 2016
Programs, activities
and services for
people of all ages
www.whitebear.ce.feepay.com
PG 11
PG 13
PG 28
FINANCIAL
CLASSES
FITNESS &
WELLNESS
YOUTH
PROGRAMS
White Bear Lake Area School District
COMMUNITY SERVICES
& RECREATION
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Inside
ADULT PROGRAMS
Ed2go......................................................... 3
Adult Recreation.....................................21
Arts & Hobbies......................................... 6
Computers & Technology....................... 8
Culinary Arts............................................ 9
Dance/Music........................................... 10
Finance..................................................... 11
Fitness.......................................................13
Health/Wellness.....................................14
Home.........................................................17
Personal Growth.................................... 18
BEARPOWER
6.24K Run & Walk
Families and community members are invited to join
BearPower for a free and fun walk/run. Gather your family,
friends, and neighbors to come out, get active, and celebrate
our community spirit. All ages and abilities welcome.
You can choose between two courses:
6.24K (3.87 miles) or 1 mile walk/run
Seniors/Older Adults.............................19
Travel.......................................................20
The first 500 registered participants will get a BearPower
give-away! Free snacks and refreshments will be served.
Saturday, October 8
ADULT RESOURCES
Adults with Disabilities......................... 24
Adult Basic Education........................... 25
ESL Family Literacy.............................. 25
Senior Program...................................... 26
AARP Driver Safety............................... 27
YOUTH PROGRAMS
South Campus High School, 3551 McKnight Road
Schedule: 8:30 am
9-9:15 am
9:30 am
Walk in registration
Pre-registered participants
Event Start
Register: whitebear.ce.feepay.com Course # 8000.100
This event is sponsored by WBLAS Community Services & Recreation,
Health Partners, Children’s Hospitals & Clinics and the YMCA.
ACT & SAT Preparation........................ 28
Driver Education...................................28
Youth Enrichment................................. 29
Youth Recreation................................... 38
Youth Sports........................................... 37
Early Childhood Program
& Activities..............................................40
School Age Care – Extended Day
& Bear Fundamentals & FLEX..............41
ISD624 / PARTNERS
Community Programs & Sponsor....... 43
District Information.............................. 44
School Locations.................................... 45
REGISTRATION/RESERVATIONS
Facility Reservations............................. 46
Registration Information
& Sign-up Registration Forms............. 46
Community Services & Recreation
Volunteer & Seasonal Work Opportunities
Community Services & Recreation needs part-time and
seasonal staff and volunteers workers throughout the year.
Community Events
Ice Rink Maintenance & Attendants
Contact Jon Anderson
[email protected]
Monday Night Ski Chaperone’s Basketball Referees/Officials
Site Supervisor for Basketball
Head Rec Basketball Coaches
for grades K-12
Contact Matt Riebow
[email protected]
Building Supervisors
MOW Drivers & Kitchen Aides
Front Desk Assistants Senior Program Ambassadors
Craft Corner Database Assistant
Contact Tara Jebens-Singh
[email protected]
Extended Day Assistants
Family Fun Time Supervisors
Before/After School Programs
(must be in at least grade 9)
Contact Christina Anderson
[email protected]
Community Services & Recreation Catalog is published three times per year by the
White Bear Lake Area Schools Community Services and Recreation Department, Rm 106, 4855 Bloom Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110.
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White Bear Lake Area Schools
Community Services & Recreation
4855 Bloom Avenue, Room 106, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
www.whitebearcommunityservices.org
Information & Registration............................ (651) 407-7501
FAX (651) 407-7502
[email protected]
Online Registration......................... whitebear.ce.feepay.com
DIRECTOR
Tim Maurer.......................................................(651) 407-7509
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Michelle Hubbard............................................(651) 407-7505
[email protected]
Adult Basic Education.................................... (651) 748-6208
Scott Helland
[email protected]
Adult Programs................................................ (651) 653-3126
Tara Jebens-Singh
[email protected]
Adult Recreation & Facilities......................... (651) 407-7508
Jon Anderson
[email protected]
Early Childhood............................................... (651) 653-3101
Kate Andersen
[email protected]
Extended Day.................................................... (651) 407-7510
Christina Anderson
[email protected]
Extended Day Billing & Registration..............(651) 407-7511
Mary Woodrich
[email protected]
Extended Day.................................................... (651) 407-7512
Anne Vail
[email protected]
Facility Scheduling..........................................(651) 407-7503
[email protected]
Youth Enrichment & Development
& Middle School Sports.................................... (651) 407-7501
TBA
Youth Recreation.............................................(651) 407-7506
Matt Riebow
[email protected]
REGISTER
Online Learning Opportunities
MOST CLASSES ARE $95
Ed2Go instructor-facilitated online courses are
informative, convenient and interactive. The courses run
for six weeks, with two lessons released each week that you
can complete on your own schedule, anytime, day or night.
The classes are project-oriented and include lessons,
quizzes, assignments, discussion areas, supplementary
links and more.
For Educators
Get continuing education credits from the comfort of
your home. At the end of the course, you can print out a
certificate of completion.
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Teaching Smarter with SMART Boards
Solving Classroom Discipline Problems
Response to Intervention: Reading Strategies that Work
Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom
How to Get Started
1.Visit our Online Instruction Center at www.ed2go.com/
whitebear
2.Click the Courses link. Once you choose the department
and course title you are interested in, select the Enroll
Now button. Follow the instructions to enroll and pay
for your course. Here, you will choose a username and
password that will grant you access to the classroom.
3.When your course starts, return to our Online
Instruction Center and click the Classroom link. To
begin your studies, simply log in with the username and
password you selected during enrollment.
Requirements
All courses require Internet access, e-mail, Netscape
Navigator, or Microsoft Internet Explorer. Some courses
may have additional requirements. Please visit our Online
Instruction Center for more information.
Popular Courses
»» Introduction to Programming: Take your first steps
toward a career as a computer programmer! In this
course, you’ll learn to use Just BASIC, a free Windows
programming language, to create stand-alone
applications for professional or personal use.
»» Accounting Fundamentals: Gain a marketable new skill
by learning the basics of double-entry bookkeeping,
financial reporting, and more.
Class Start Dates
»» Sep 14 / Oct 12 / Nov 9
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Mark Your Calendar
Important Dates for Your Calendar!
September 20
Senior Center Open House
November 8
Election Day
October 1
Senior Center Housing Awareness Day
November 10
Parent Safety Night
October 8
BearPower 624 Walk/Run
November 11
Veterans Day Coffee
October 15
Get to Know NAMI
November 12
BearPower/LifeCore Yoga
November 4-5
Holiday Boutique & Bake Sale
November 24
Walk to End Hunger
White Bear Area Senior Center Open House
ELECTION DAY
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
Please join us to learn about our services, activities, educational
programs and ways to give back and volunteer.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8
Get all of your voting day questions answered here:
www.http://www.sos.state.mn.us/elections-voting/
Tue, Sep 20 1:00-3:00 pm
1:30 pm Re-dedication of the Library & Tree of Life
Cake and Coffee to follow
Find Your Polling Place here:
www.pollfinder.sos.state.mn.us
Need more information?
Call 1-877-600-8683
White Bear Area Senior Center
2484 East County Road F
Parent Safety Night
Questions? Call 651-653-3121
White Bear Area Senior Housing
Awareness Day
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1
Explore White Bear Area housing options from independent
living to special care.
Senior Housing Facility Open Houses, Resource Room and bus
tour starting from the White Bear Area Senior Center.
Sat, Oct 1 1:00-5:00 pm FREE
For more information call 651-653- 3121.
BearPower Run & Walk
NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18
Meet our staff and volunteers, learn how our work directly
affects the lives of individuals/families with mental illnesses,
about education, support programs, advocacy goals and how
you can get involved, take action, and make a difference.
See page 15 for more details.
District Center 112
Holiday Boutique & Bake Sale
NOVEMBER 4-5
Our artisans offer their best unique and
unusual gift, as well as traditional holiday fare.
Fri, Nov 4, 9 am-5 pm Sat, Nov 5, 9 am-2 pm
White Bear Senior Center
8010.100
Thu, Nov 10 5:30-8 pm South Cafeteria FREE
Veterans Day Coffee
BearPower / LifeCore Yoga
Get to Know NAMI
Tues, Oct 15 7-8 pm
See page 17 for more details.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11
All are welcomed to honor our veterans.
For more information call 651-653-3121.
Fri, Nov 11 7:30-9 am Senior Center
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8
Families and community members are invited to
join BearPower for a free and fun walk/run.
Sat, Oct 8 South Campus
Registration: 8:30 am
Event Start: 9-9:15 am
More information on page 2
1248.110
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Are you familiar with K2 Spice, Molly, Robo-Tripping? Of
apps that allow photos to be sent and immediately erased
from your child’s phone? How many passengers your 16 year
old is allowed to have in a car? If not, plan to attend!
FREE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Help us set a world record for the largest
family yoga class! AND raise money for
Solid Ground, a local non-profit organization.
Sat, Nov 12 South Campus Gym
Check In: 12:30-1:10 pm Class: 1:15 pm
Walk to End Hunger Thanksgiving Day
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24
Please donate to the White Bear Lake Meals
on Wheels team! Better yet, walk with us!
Thu, Nov 24 Mall of America
Check for details at
www.walktoendhunger.org
or the White Bear Area Senior Program at 651-653-3121.
REGISTER
ADULT PROGRAMS
WHITE BEAR AREA
SENIOR HOUSING AWARENESS DAY
SATURDAY • OCTOBER 1, 2016 • 1-5PM
OWN
HOME
ASSISTED
LIVING
WHITE BEAR
LAKE
INDEPENDENT
LIVING
CAMPUS
COMMUNITY
MEMORY
CARE
LONG TERM
CARE
EXPLORE WHITE BEAR AREA HOUSING OPTIONS
FREE - SENIOR LIVING OPEN HOUSES, RESOURCE ROOM AND BUS TOUR
STARTING FROM THE WHITE BEAR AREA SENIOR CENTER
EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 651-653-3121
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Art & Hobbies
Learn to Knit 1
Blue River
NEW
Bob Ross Oil Painting Classes
Whether you have zero experience painting
and drawing or if you are an experienced artist,
welcome! There is always much to learn for all
artistic levels.
Join us for a step-by-step instruction in the
painting style of the late Bob Ross.
All supplies will be provided including paints,
16x20 inch canvas and other supplies. Wear
painting appropriate clothing and bring a bag
lunch.
INSTRUCTOR: Jay Rupp is a certified Bob Ross instructor.
Blue River
1560.110
1 session $69
Oct 18
Tue 10 am-1:30 pm Senior Center 153
Northern Lights
1560.100
1 session
$69
Nov 29
Tue
10 am-1:30 pm
Senior Center 153
Knitting is relaxing, fun and creative. Want to learn how? In
Learn to Knit 1 you will leave the first class meeting knowing
how to knit. By the end the sessions you will be able to create a
beautiful scarf, cute hat or handy wash cloth. Come join us!
Each person will need one skein of LIGHT colored knitting
worsted weight yarn – something you like and want to work
with! Size 8 or 9 straight or circular knitting needles and
scissors.
INSTRUCTOR: Kay Wimer has knit everything from afghans to sweaters.
1504.100
1504.101
3 sessions $55
Mon 6:30-8:30 pm
Sep 19-Oct 3 South Campus 304
3 sessions $55
Mon 6:30-8:30 pm
Oct 10-24 South Campus 610
Learn to Knit 2
BEYOND KNIT & PURL
Know how to knit and purl, but want to expand your knitting
knowledge? This class will teach you new ways to cast on, how
to increase and decrease stitches. We’ll use the new skills to
make a cable and lace scarf, following a pattern. For first class
bring size 10 knitting needles and a small ball of yarn to practice
new stitches in class. For the scarf: 250 yards of light colored
bulky weight yarn (Knits at approx. 3 stitches per inch on size
9-11 needles), scissors, and stitch markers.
INSTRUCTOR: Kay Wimer
1504.105
3 sessions $55
Mon 6:30-8:30 pm
Nov 7-21 District Center 206 Life Transitions And Creativity
A PLAYSHOP TO PAINT A SILK SCARF
Join us as we discuss midlife transitions and the desire to explore
creativity. We’ll discuss the wonders and challenges of entering
the second half of life as a woman, and then paint a silk scarf to
unleash the creative within. This a fun class! No worries about
artistic talent! All supplies are included in the fee, with a larger
sized scarf option available for $10 more.
INSTRUCTOR: Gail Gates holds a Masters of Liberal Studies degree and
enjoys working with women in the “second half of life” as they explore their
creativity.
1550.110
Northern Lights
1 session
Tue
$39
6-8:30 pm
Nov 1
South Campus 202
REGISTER
ADULT PROGRAMS
Arts & Hobbies
Organize Your Photos
DIGITAL & PRINT
Would you like to get your photos out of shoe boxes, unsafe albums, kitchen
drawers, the garage, and the computer and into a photo safe box? Would you like
to be able to locate any photo within seconds? Use the convenient Power Sort™
system to safely and quickly organize a lifetime of photos - it holds 1200 photos!
This class is for anyone who not only wants to organize photos into albums or
boxes, but is also concerned about organizing their digital images. We will also
cover organization of digital images, slides, scanning, backing up, cloud storage
programs & repairing digital images and old photos. Bring your bags of photos.
You will either empty them all or have a great start on organizing them by the
time you leave. A supply fee of $32 will be due to instructor the night of class.
Additional supplies available for purchase.
NEW
Mosaic Arts Sign
Design and mosaic a welcome
sign, house numbers, coat hanger
or wine glass holder. The tedious
glass cutting is done, ready for you
to make a colorful beautiful piece
of art for your home. You will
amaze your family and friends.
INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Povolny has been teaching classes related to photo organization and
album making for 25 years. She is a member of APPO (Association of Personal Photo
Organizers) and also has interests in scrapbooking and genealogy.
INSTRUCTOR: Peggy Ingles has taught
mosaic art class for 10 years all around
the Twin Cities, Duluth & Hayward, WI.
1561.120
Oct 5 & 12
6-9 pm
1512.100
2 sessions $65
Wed
South 202
Wed
7-9 pm
South Campus 202
In this class, you will learn a few basics of making your own bath and beauty
products. This is a fully participatory class: You will be making lip balm, bath
bombs, melt-and-pour soaps and sugar scrubs. During this 2 hour class, you will
have the opportunity to make all four items, complete with packaging and labeling.
Everyone will leave class with several products to use (or gift) immediately.
INSTRUCTOR: Hanah Moe
Oct 25
6:30-8:30 pm
Nov 2
If you have enjoyed taking Melissa’s Beginning Soap Making class, this is another
great opportunity to have some fun and learn a few things along the way. All skill
(even no skill) levels are welcome!
This is a fun glass plate that you
can create to be completely your
own. No experience is needed. You
will learn how to cut and arrange
pieces of glass to create your own
masterpiece.
1 session
Tue
South 202
$39
Bath & Beauty DIY
Fused Glass Plate
1568.100
1 session
All tools and materials will be provided. A $10 materials fee is due, payable to the
instructor, at the time of class.
$32
INSTRUCTOR: Melissa Petrich
1507.110
1 session
Wed
$35
6-8 pm
Nov 9
Senior Center 158
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
Beginning Soap Making
HOT PROCESS
This is a beginner course and we will be using slow cookers to craft a completely hand
made batch of soap from start to finish. At the end of class, you will be bringing home
your completed 6-8 bar batch of soap. Bring a container to pour/mold soap into,
something small like an empty milk carton, a bread pan or plastic food container. Wooden
molds may be available for purchase, along with some finished soaps, lotions and lip
balms. There is a $15 material fee due night of class.
INSTRUCTOR: Melissa Petrich has been making soap with the hot process soap since 2009.
1507.100
1 session
Tue
$35
6-8 pm Oct 18
South 202
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Computers & Technology
Congratulations,
You’ve Written
a Book! Now
What?
The Cloud & You Classes
What is the Cloud? How do I use it? Is it safe and
reliable? These questions and more will be answered.
You will need to access your email in class. If you do not
have one then one will be created for you. Laptops are
welcomed & optional.
A revolution is taking
place in the bookpublishing industry.
Authors are now able to
produce a finished, professional quality book for fewer
out-of-pocket expenses, and take advantage of new
ways to promote and sell their books to a worldwide
audience. Learn about every stage of the publishing
process—creation, publication, promoting/marketing
and sales—using time-honored, traditional, and
cutting-edge strategies.
INSTRUCTOR: Elise d’Entremont is a local IT instructor, consultant
and writer. She has taught computer software applications
through CompUSA, community colleges, businesses, and training
companies. She stands out due to her knowledge, patience and a
talent to make what appears complex to become simple.
INSTRUCTOR: Sybil Smith is CEO of Smith House Press
Publishing Consultants, Smith House Press, and FINS
Publications. Sybil has taught hundreds of authors to
successfully publish their own books. She is past president of the
Midwest Publishers Independent Association and has been in
the publishing industry for over 35 years.
1436.100
1508.100
1 session
Thu
$32
Nov 17
6:30-8:30 pm District Center 307
Googlize Your Life
GOOGLE DOCS/ GOOGLE DRIVE
Learn how the tools of google
can transform your life. This
world has everything from email,
calendar, spreadsheets, documents,
presentations, all in a format that
can be shared with friends and family. Also, the mystery of the
“Cloud” will be explained. Let Google make your life easier.
Optional: Bring your own fully charged laptop with the AC
adapter.
INSTRUCTOR: Elise d’Entremont is a local IT instructor, consultant
and writer. She has taught computer software applications through
CompUSA, community colleges, businesses, and training companies. She
stands out due to her knowledge, patience and a talent to make what
appears complex to become simple.
1435.100
1 session
Thu
$32
6:30-8:30 pm
Oct 20
District Center 307
1 session $32
Wed
6:30-8:30 pm
South Campus 610
Oct 5
How to Write,
Publish and Sell
Your Ebook
The ebook phenomenon is
good news for the publishing
industry. They are easier to
produce and can be more
profitable than print books. Authors are able to publish
their work, make it visible to a worldwide audience,
and attract the attention of an agent or traditional
publisher. Learn about royalty rates, costs, formats,
promotion, sales, and all of the new tools on how to
convert your manuscript into an ebook.
INSTRUCTOR: Sybil Smith
1508.110
1 session $32
Wed
6:30-8:30 pm
South Campus 304
NEW
Computer and Technical Device Help
Do you need extra help on the computer, your cell phone or e-reader? Have questions about surfing
the Internet or setting up an e-mail account? Need assistance working on a document?
One-to-One instruction is now provided by the Ramsey County Library in a drop-in basis.
Appointments suggested-not required. Call 651-653-3121.
9:00 -11:00am Sep 21, Oct 19, Nov 16 and Dec 21 (Third Wednesday of the Month)
White Bear Area Senior Center, 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake
Nov 2
REGISTER
ADULT PROGRAMS
Culinary Arts
NEW
Quick & Easy
Appetizers
We will create over 20 appetizers
that require less than 20
minutes, from start to finish!
You can serve these appetizers
as a first course or as a snack or
create a complete buffet. Recipes
will include: spreads, hearty appetizers, dips, nibbles, hot and
more. Enjoy selections in class or take samples home. Also
learn tips to create an all appetizer party.
INSTRUCTOR: Laurel Severson is a home economist with over 15 years
experience in commercial food service, recipe testing and editing.
1636.100
1 session
Sat
$46
Sep 24
9 am-Noon South Campus 206
NEW
Southern Dinner
Beginning in 1690’s, food in the
deep south of the United States
was heavily influenced by early
settlers from France, Germany,
and Spain. Slaves from Senegal,
Africa, then Cuban refugees
and Cajuns from Nova Scotia,
Canada also contributed to the
medley of flavors using local seafood, vegetables, poultry,
livestock and pecans. Join us to create: Crab Dip, traditional
Cheese Straws, Gumbo, Jambalaya, Red Beans and Rice,
Buttermilk Biscuits, Cheese Grits, Pecan Praline candy and
traditional Bread Pudding with Bourbon Sauce.
INSTRUCTOR: Laurel Severson
1636.105
1 session
Fri
$46
6-9 pm
Oct 14
South Campus 206
Desserts
Learn to make the perfect cheese cake, and gluten free/
flour-less chocolate cake. Then we will make a wonderful
berry compote and a caramel sauce to put on top of the
cakes.
INSTRUCTOR: Greg Knothe is the owner and chef of Personal Chef
Greg’s In-Home Cuisine & Catering. He also have worked in
upper end restaurants.
1 session
Wed
$39
6-8 pm
Oct 12
South Campus 206
NEW
Soups!
Lefse
This Norwegian delicacy is
made for banquets, holidays,
weddings and all special
occasions. If you are Norwegian
and missed recording
Grandma’s recipe, tips and
techniques - this class is for
you! Note: other nationalities find lefse delicious too! Learn
the fine points in making the dough, baking, storing and of
course how to serve lefse - bonus is a bit of history and humor
too. We use real potato and authentic recipes. Sample your
creations with traditional fillings plus take home finished lefse
and dough to bake then share with family/friends.
INSTRUCTOR: Laurel Severson
NEW
1633.103
NEW
1636.110
Cooking with Chef Greg!
1 session
Wed
$46
6-9 pm
Nov 9
South Campus 206
Learn to make tomato basil soup with celery, onions
and lots of basil, as well as a French Onion soup with
wonderful caramelized onions! We will also discuss how
to make great soup starters!
1633.102
1 session
Wed
$39
6-8 pm
Oct 19
South Campus 206
NEW
Pasta Sauces
Learn to make a great Ragu sauce made with beef and
pork, in a tomato onion garlic basil base, a nice hearty
sauce! We will also make an creamy Alfredo sauce, with
onion garlic and tarragon white wine thickened with
eggs and Parmesan cheese.
1633.100
1 session
Thu
$39
6-8 pm
Oct 27
South Campus 206
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Dance / Music
Line Dance for Fun & Parties
NEW
Tap for Adults
Adult tap is open to anyone 18 and older that has always had
take a tap class on their bucket list! A chance to put on the
shoes and learn the basics of this fantastic dance genre with
a fun, energetic group. No stress, all levels welcome, this is
just a chance to let go and enjoy learning tap.
INSTRUCTOR: Jenny Landry - White Bear Dance Center
1301.130
6 sessions $65
Tue
8-8:45 pm
Oct 4-Nov 8
WB Dance Center
Cupid Shuffle, Cha Cha Slide and Electric Slide. Three fun
line dances that will get you off your chair and onto the
dance floor! And all in one easy hour. Isn’t it time to join
the party? No partner needed for an entire evening of fun.
INSTRUCTOR: Monica Mohn, a “USA Dance” National Ballroom
champion, and 3-Time nominee in Minnesota Bride “Best Of”
Awards for Wedding Dance Instruction.
1311.100
1 session
Thu
$15
6-7 pm
Sep 22
South Cafeteria
Wedding Dance Crash Course
IT’S NOT TO LATE
You thought about it! You wanted to! But where did the
time go? Not to worry. Learn fun moves and simple tips
to have you feeling comfortable and looking great on that
special day! Bring your special song! Couples only.
INSTRUCTOR: Monica Mohn
1300.110
1 session
Thu
$45/couple
7-9 pm
Sep 22
South Cafeteria
Line Dance Tribute
to Prince
Ballroom Dancing for Beginners
Wish you knew how to dance so you could get on the floor
with confidence? Then this is the PERFECT course for
you! Learn to dance real steps in sync with your partner, to
current and classic songs played at weddings, parties, and
most social events. Practice easy to learn steps in waltz,
swing, foxtrot, hustle, and polka.
Come with or without a partner. Singles will rotate with one
another. Teens and adults of all ages welcome! Free make up
lessons if you need to miss class!
INSTRUCTOR: Deanna Constantine has taught dance through
community education programs for 25 years. She is an expert at
instructing newcomers and helping them gain confidence in their
abilities.
1300.100
4 sessions $55/per person Oct 5-26
Wed
7-8:30 pm
South Cafeteria
A tribute to our own MN native,
Prince. This line dance will capture
the fun and joy of his classic song
“1999”! So put on your dancing
shoes and be prepared to party like its “1999” !
1300.103
1 session
Wed
$15
6-7 pm
Dec 14
South Cafeteria
Swing Dance Workshop
Just in time for the holidays! One night. One dance. A
lifetime of fun! An “Arch” and a “Loop” are just two of
the patterns that can take you from the sidelines onto the
dance floor. Couples only, please.
1300.111
1 session
Wed
$40/couple
7-9 pm
Dec 14
South Cafeteria
NEW
Real Women - Real Harmony - Real Fun
You Can Do It! Step out of your box and onto the stage. Join
us in singing 4-part acappella harmony. You will be given
the tools you need to be an awesome singer; music, learning
tracks and vocal instructions. At the end of the course there
will be a Christmas performance with The Lake Country
Chorus. A great opportunity to have fun and make new
friends.
INSTRUCTOR: Sandy Bergersen is the director of The Lake Country
Chorus in White Bear and a member of Sweet Adeline International
for over 30 years. She coaches choruses and Quartets through out
the Northern Lights region and has belonged to numerous award
winning Quartets & Choruses.
1321.100
7 sessions $29
Oct 11-Nov 22
Tue
6:30-9:30 pm Redeemer Luther Church
3770 Bellaire Ave, WBL
REGISTER
ADULT PROGRAMS 11
Finance
Preparing and Staging
your Home for Resale
NEW
Planning for the Worst,
Living for the Best
If you are considering selling your home in the next
one to five years, you’ll want to make sure you’ve got
all your ducks in a row first. 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. Bring your
questions and the support people in your life so we can
make a plan together.
Pre-planning a funeral is one of the best things you can
do for your family, financially and emotionally. In this
course you’ll discover exactly what you want from your
memorial service and how to get it, then leave with a
workbook that includes all of your clearly expressed
wishes.
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica Stern has been a licensed funeral director
and pre-planning specialist since 2010 and joined the local team
at Mueller Memorial three years ago. Before graduating from
the University of Minnesota in Mortuary Science she worked for
seven years caring for hospice patients in a nursing home. Her
compassion and experience allow her to plan the intricate and
unique details that make each funeral service special.
1567.120
1 session
Wed
$20
6-8 pm
INSTRUCTOR: Joy Erickson is a licensed Realtor and former
teacher who helps both buyers and sellers throughout the
metro area. Joy provides exceptional service and continues
to enjoy educating people about real estate in classes and as
clients.
Nov 9
Senior Center 153
1156.110
Planning to Pay College
Finding, applying to and paying
for college is one of the largest
investments your family will make.
College costs are escalating rapidly.
This seminar will cover: common
mistakes families make in selecting
colleges, how to prevent these
mistakes, myths about college aid,
how the FAFSA works, and how to
get grants from colleges. A must for
parents of college bound students!
INSTRUCTOR: Alan Weinblatt is an attorney and business consultant who
began his college counseling career in 1990 with his own four high school
students and their friends. Since then, he has successfully coached many
students and their families in the college search process.
1609.100
1 session
Tue
$20
Sep 27
6:30-8:30 pm South Campus 609
1 session
Wed
$15
6:30-8 pm Oct 26
South 604
NEW
Finding & Buying a Franchise
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Learn whether you’re the right type to own a franchise
along with how to find, research, and buy a franchise that’s
a great fit for you. Get answers to the most frequentlyasked questions about capital requirements, financing,
profitability, the skills you need to have, common mistakes,
and more!
INSTRUCTOR: Steve Gilder has started, operated, and sold three
franchises and four non-franchise businesses so far in his career. He
is a partner in a franchise brokerage firm.
1125.110
1 session
Wed
$20
7-8:30 pm
Oct 5
South Campus 608
12 ADULT PROGRAMS
Finance
Drafting Your Own Will
Financial Power of
Attorney and the Health
Care Directive
Learn about the usefulness of the
Financial Power of Attorney and the
Health Care Directive all in one class. Jim
will discuss agents’ responsibilities and
how to select an agent. You will also learn
about the usefulness of the Health Care
Directive in expressing your health care
wishes. He will also provide the necessary
forms and aid you in preparing them.
INSTRUCTOR: James Wellner
1142.120
1 session
Sep 27
Tue
District Center 206
$35
6:30-8:30 pm
Developing a will is an important
step in providing for the ones you
love. During the class you will learn
techniques for property distribution,
protection of estate and beneficiaries,
explore basic will concepts and assess
your need for a simple will. You will
also receive individualized, personal
attention, sample forms and language
for you to use in drafting your own
will. The second class will cover safekeeping techniques and circumstances that may require a review or revision
of your will. In addition, you will be able to sign your own will during the
second class.
INSTRUCTOR: James Wellner is a local attorney who has been in practice for over 32
years with extensive experience preparing Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorneys, and other
estate planning documents.
1143.100
2 sessions $59
Wed
6:30-8:30 pm
Oct 12 & 19
District Center 206
1143.110
2 sessions $59
Oct 25 & Nov 1
Tue
District Center 206
6:30-8:30 pm
Retire Wisely
Will I have enough to retire? – Will my retirement income last? – Are my
assets protected? Manage six key risks all retirees face: Outliving their
income, inflation, unpredictable events, market volatility, income taxes
and rising healthcare costs. Turn retirement concerns into confidence. Get
positive, professional guidance from a faith-based organization that has been
helping our member-owners be wise with money and live generously for
more than 100 years.
INSTRUCTOR: Katie Oelker is a Financial Planner with Thrivent Financial. She works
with a team of planners that have over 25+ years of experience, helping clients be wise
with money and reach their financial goals.
1533.100
1 session
Mon
So You are the Executor
or Trustee, Now What?
Executor, trustee, power of attorney,
guardian: what are the responsibilities
and liabilities of those who are granted
these legal titles? This class is invaluable
for those trying to decide who to appoint
as well as for those who have been asked
to take one of these legal roles.
INSTRUCTOR: James Wellner
1144.111
1 session
Sep 28
Wed
District Center 201
$35
6:30-8:30 pm
$20
6:30-8 pm
Oct 17
South Campus 609
Creating Your Retirement Paycheck
STRATEGIES TO HELP YOU LIVE THE LIFE YOU
DESERVE
Do you ever wonder how much income you’ll need
in retirement and where it will come from? During
this class, you’ll learn how to determine how
much income you’ll need, identify income sources
that you can combine to create your “retirement
paycheck” and help make your savings last.
INSTRUCTOR: Mark Josephs is a financial advisor with
Ameriprise Financial. He has a master’s degree in finance
from the University of Minnesota. Before that, he was a
financial risk analyst on Wall Street for Goldman Sachs
Group Inc.
1534.110
1 session
Thu
$25
6:30-8 pm
Nov 17
South Campus 610
REG
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ADULT PROGRAMS 13
Fitness
NEW
Mom’s Workout
Fully body work out in a very fun atmosphere! Take it at your
own pace, enjoy some exercise, good music, and a little social
time. This class combines cardio, strength, and stretch for an
overall work out that will make you feel great!
INSTRUCTOR: Jenny Landry, White Bear Dance Center
1302.120
6 sessions $65
Mon
8-8:45 pm
Oct 3-Nov 7
WB Dance Center
T’ai-Chi for Well-Being
T’ai-Chi is an ancient
Chinese tradition
that provides an easy,
worry-free approach to
exercise. It brings about
healing, empowerment,
mindfulness, and
insight through relaxed,
grounded movement
and deep breathing. Regular practice of T’ai-Chi results in an
energized, well-functioning body that is the foundation of wellbeing.
INSTRUCTOR: Kurt Swanson is a certified teacher of Yang-style T’ai-Chi
Ch’uan and Qigong. He has studied T’ai-Chi under Masters Ray Hayward
and Paul Abdella since 2006.
No Class: Oct 22
BEGINNER CLASS
1612.100
8 sessions $85
Sep 24-Nov 19
Sat
8:30-9:30 am Central Gym
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
For students who have attended the beginner class.
1612.110
8 sessions $85
Sep 24-Nov 19
Sat
9:45-10:45 am Central Gym
Zumba Fitness
Yogadevotion
Class begins in the breath, centering ourselves and
becoming present to the moment. The body of the
class is a combination of standing poses, balance
poses and floor poses, designed to strength and
flexibility. Other benefits include stress reduction
and the overall wellness promoted by a yoga practice.
Breath, lengthening and strengthening of muscles are
the primary focuses in the community classes. The
class closes with restorative yoga, a practice of calm
alertness. Students need to bring yoga mat.
INSTRUCTOR: Yoga Devotion
1606.100
1606.101
7 sessions $56
Wed
6-7 pm
Sep 14-Oct 26 Central Gym
7 sessions $56
Wed
6-7 pm
No Class Nov 23
Nov 2-Dec 21 Central Gym
FREE EVENT
Family Yoga Event
Tone, twist & tango
your way into shape. No
experience needed. All
ages and levels welcome.
Come join the party and
see for yourself what
Zumba Fitness can do for
you!
SPONSORED BY BEARPOWER,
LIFECORE YOGA & GOODKIDS
Come and help us set a world record
for the largest family yoga class! Be
a part of this great community effort
to set a record and raise some money
for Solid Ground, a local non-profit
organization. All proceeds will go to Solid Ground.
INSTRUCTOR: Emily Cardwell has been teaching Zumba thorugh WBLAS
for three years. She loves the community education program and the
students she has met through the course.
Bring your own yoga mat or you can rent one for $1.00
(payable the day of) if you wish. You do not need a mat
to participate! Group photo right after class!
1624.100
The first 150 to register will receive a
FREE WORLD RECORD t-shirt!
6 sessions $55
Sep 19-Oct 24
Mon
6:30-7:30 pm Oneka Cafeteria
8000.2000
Saturday, November 12 South Campus
Check In: 12:30-1:10 pm
Yoga Class: 1:15 pm - 2:00 pm
14 ADULT PROGRAMS
Health & Wellness
Posture! Get it Straight!
Ever catch your own reflection to see that your head hangs
too far forward or your shoulders are too rounded, or you
slump too much? Learn exercises that correct common
posture problems and learn an ‘Instant Alignment Technique’
that will have you standing straighter immediately.
We’ll discuss easy to implement tips when at a computer, in a
car or working out. Janice’s easy to implement techniques will
have you looking and feeling better immediately – no matter
how long you may have had poor posture. Your clothes will fit
and look better, too. Bring a resistance band or $4 to buy one.
INSTRUCTOR: Janice Novak - Master’s degree in Health Education
1571.100
1 session
Sat
$32
9:30-11 am
Nov 12
South 611
Women, Weight,
& Hormones
Are you finding that fat is
collecting around your midsection and no matter how
well you watch what you eat
or how much you exercise that
weight is not budging? If this
is your story, your inability to lose weight probably has more
to do with your hormone levels than anything else. Until you
discover and correct any imbalances, trying to lose weight will
be like shoveling sand against the tide.
Learn key strategies for fighting fat and losing weight,
including: concrete solutions for controlling appetite and
cravings; metabolism boosters and busters; ways to tell if
your thyroid is creating weight problems and what to do
about it; major sources of hormone mimicking chemicals
and how to get rid of them; what HRT or birth control pills
have to do with weight gain; how to have your hormone levels
checked reliably; and how to help your body begin to lose
weight again.
INSTRUCTOR: Janice Novak
1572.110
1 session
Sat
$35
11:15am-12:45pm Nov 12
District Center 112
Essential Oils: Introduction to
Nature’s Wellness
Learn how you can support your family’s health by
easily incorporating natural therapeutic essential
oils into your life. Discover the benefits of utilizing
essential oils to address everyday discomforts and
seasonal annoyances. Learn how to clean your home
with non-toxic cleaning solutions and save money by
making your own products for skin support, stress
reduction, weight release and more! We’ll provide
many samples for smelling and a roller bottle sample
to take home.
INSTRUCTOR: Emily Iannazzo - In 2014 Emily begin using
Essential Oils as a solution to eliminate everyday toxins and
chemicals in her home and has seen positive changes! She
began sharing her experiences and teaching others to find
natural solutions to reduce toxic chemicals in their lives.
1575.101
1 session $29
Oct 12
Wed
6:30-8:30 pm
South Campus 610
NEW
Manage Stress through the
Secret of Your Breath
Ancient yogis managed their emotions, stress levels
and sleep cycles with tried and true, time honored
traditions of breath exercises. Those exercises are just
as powerful today as they were then. In this class, you
will learn a number of these simple and highly effective
exercises.
INSTRUCTOR: Haley Lasche is an RYT-200 certified yoga
instructor who teaches weekly Hatha and Vinyasa classes
as well as workshops in White Bear Lake and Minneapolis.
She publishes her poetry and essays, and she teaches college
writing classes.
1564.100
Get Up & Go Fitness Classes for Seniors
AEROBICS, YOGA, AND STEP WITH STRENGTH
LISTED ON PAGE 25
1 session $32
Nov 15
Tue
6:30-8:30 pm
District Center 112
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ADULT PROGRAMS 15
Health & Wellness
Family-to-Family
Get to Know NAMI
Meet our staff and volunteers to hear first-hand how
our work directly affects the lives of children and adults
with mental illnesses and their families. Learn about our
education and support programs and what we are doing to
advocate for a better mental health system. Learn how you
can get involved, take action and make a difference.
INSTRUCTOR: Jody L Lyons. As a child, sibling, and parent of a loved
one living with mental illness, Jody brings her, personal experience
and empathy along with NAMI specific training.
INSTRUCTOR: Kay King
1248.100
1248.110
1 session
Tue
FREE
7-8 pm
Oct 18
District Center 112
NEW
Living Well with Diabetes
A workshop for older adults with diabetes
and for those who live with or care for
someone with diabetes to develop skills to
help manage life with the condition. There is
a $15 materials fee due the first day of class.
INSTRUCTOR: Melissa Gibbs - Wilder Foundation
Health and Wellness Programs strive to help older
adults maintain control of their health and lives.
She works to help older adults better manage
chronic health conditions.
1700.110
DOES YOUR LOVED ON LIVE WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS
This 12-week class for family members and friends of
individuals with a serious mental illness taught by trained
family members. Families gain insight and information to
empower and support themselves and their loved one. Learn
current information on major mental illnesses, medications,
side effects and coping skills. Wondering if this is the right
class for you? No worries, the first session will include an
introduction and simple assessment tool. Course is free,
but registration is required. For more information: please
contact Jody Lyons, 651-645-2948 ext. 109 or 651-407-8616.
6 sessions $15
Sep 23-Oct 28
Fri
1:30-3:30 pm Senior Center 157
12 sessions FREE
Wed
6:30-9 pm
No Class Nov 23
Sep 14-Dec 7
South Campus 609
Hypnosis: Weight Loss/Health Eating/
Stop Smoking / Chewing Tobacco
Quit smoking and/or lose weight
through hypnosis. Stop the
cravings and obsessions and get
motivated. All behavior changes
must occur at an unconscious
level to be lasting. With hypnosis
you can make that change. You
will be relaxed and in control at
all times. Fee includes CD and lifetime membership card for
free reinforcement. Bring a pillow and blanket to class. Indicate
if participation is for smoking or weight loss when registering.
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Mary Fischer holds 6 certifications in hypnosis. She has
27 years experience teaching group sessions in over 60 schools in MN and
has a private practice in St. Cloud.
1550.105
1 session
6-8:45 pm
Wed
Sep 28
District Center 112
$59 Tobacco Cessation
$59 Weight Loss
$100 Combined Class
$ Free/Lifetime membership
16 ADULT PROGRAMS
Health & Wellness
Life Reimagined - Checkup
NEW
Akashic Records
Your Akashic Records can be equated to a super
computer system that acts as the central storehouse of
all information for your life; past, present and future:
containing every deed, word, feeling, thought, and intent
that has ever occurred. These records are interactive
in that they have a tremendous influence upon our
everyday lives, relationships, feelings, belief systems, and
the potential realities we draw toward us. Come learn
about yours and how it affects your daily life.
INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Worthley, top-level integrative energy
specialist, healer, hospice, teacher, speaker and presenter.
1530.100
1 session $35
Sep 29
Thu
6:30-8:30 pm District 201
NEW
Body, Mind and Spirit
We are so much more than just our 3-D selves…we are
Body, Mind, AND Spirit! Come and learn the intricate
details of how all of our energy bodies can indeed work
as one unified source of truth and alignment. Find the
balance and harmony within your energy bodies so you
can LIVE the balance and harmony within your every
day life!
INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Worthley
1660.100
1 session Mon
$32
6:30-8:30 pm
Oct 3
District 112
We all have some psychic gifts and abilities. Uncover
your own true potential to develop your sensing and
feeling skills and talents. Psychic and spirit development
can transform your life. This is a further expansion of
the “Develop Your Psychic Skills” class offering even
more information, exercises and opportunities to
assist you in the development of your higher sensory
perception capabilities. Prior psychic class not necessary.
INSTRUCTOR: Suzanne Worthley
1 session
Wed
INSTRUCTOR: Jay Haapala is Associate State Director of AARP MN
and leads a trained group who facilitate Life Reimagined Checkups
and help people determine their own “what’s next”.
1682.100
$32
Nov 9
6:30-8:30 pm District 112
1 session
Wed
FREE 6-8 pm
Oct 12
District Center 112
Mindful Grief
Feeling a bit confused,
forgetful, or exhausted after
the loss of a loved one? In this
course you’ll explore these and
other common, unexpected
side effects of grief. You’ll also
learn several theories of how grief works and skills to calm
acute attacks of grief with simple mindfulness practices.
INSTRUCTOR: Taelor Johnson is the Chief Content Officer for the
online bereavement program, Grief Compass and author of the book,
“Everything’s Probably Gonna Be Alright: Reflections from a MostlyNormal Adult on Losing a Parent at a Young Age”. Taelor has also
worked for the last five years as Director of Community Relations at
Mueller Memorial Funeral Home.
1567.110
Advanced Psychic Skill Training
1562.100
A strong sense of purpose leads to more effectiveness,
better health, increased happiness and even prolonged
life. Life Reimagined Checkup prepares adults over 50 to
clarify their goals, rediscover their gifts, move past hurdles
and find meaningful purpose. We’ll use guided exercises
and facilitated conversation to explore new possibilities.
1 session
Wed
$20
6-8 pm
Oct 12
Senior Center 153
REGISTER
ADULT PROGRAMS 17
Home
NEW
Game Night
FOR ADULTS WITH ASD (AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER)
A relaxed social activity for adults (ages 21+) with High
Functioning ASD. Participants will enjoy playing several
different types of board games while under the supervision
of three trained staff. Such games as Monopoly, Magic the
Gathering, Scrabble, and Connect Four, etc. For questions
contact Jeff at 651-247-4485 or [email protected]
Learn Spanish
NSTRUCTOR: Jeff Holmes & John Mergers. Jeff has a BA, MA and
is ASD certified. John. LICSW, is the developer of the Funjoyment
concept.
BEGINNING LEVEL
Learn and practice Spanish language in an interactive
and fun class. Getting ready to travel to a Spanish
speaking country? We will cover basic reading, writing,
listening, and speaking skills, tailored to individuals’
interests and questions.
2416.100
INSTRUCTOR: Katie Cooley is a licensed Spanish educator with 6
years of immersion teaching experience. She has spent time living,
teaching, learning and volunteering in Central America, Chile,
Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
FOR KIDS AND ADULTS
Learn basic skills to prepare you to get on your bike and be
comfortable. This introductory classroom course covers the
basic rules of the road and best practices to being safe and
comfortable on the road and trail, potential barriers to riding
and a discussion of strategies to overcome these barriers.
Basic maintenance will be covered including ABC Quick
Check. (Fix-A-Flat optional).
1667.112
8 sessions
$85
Oct 3-Nov 28
Mon
6-7:30 pm South Campus 608
No Class Nov 21
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
This class is designed for adult learners who have
taken some Spanish in the past but wish to improve
comprehension and conversation skills. We will study
present and past verb tenses, the uses of ser and estar
while acquiring new vocabulary.
10 sessions $200
Tue
6-7:30 pm
No Class Nov 8, 22
Sep 13-Nov 29
South Campus 216
NEW
Bike Basics
INSTRUCTOR: Mike Brooks is certified by the League of American
Bicyclists as a League Certified Instructor and teaches a wide variety of
bike safety classes from bike basics to advanced commuting skills.
1412.100
1 session $5
Thu
6-7:30 pm
Sep 29
South Campus 611
INSTRUCTOR: Katie Cooley
1668.100
8 sessions
$85
Oct 4-Dec 6
Tue
6-7:30 pm South Campus 608
No Class Nov 8, 22
Basic Obedience
Dog Training
Plan to attend two of the below breakout sessions:
»» Internet Safety
»» Teen Driving Laws and Safety
»» Youth Drug Trends and Awareness.
Learn how to teach your
dog basic obedience
commands and get help
with common problems,
share a common interest
with other people and their
dogs, and most of all have
fun with your family pet.
Dogs should be at least
4 month of age. Please
have your pet on a 6 foot leash with a collar and have a
current rabies and distemper certificate.
This information night is for adults only.
Free childcare will be available for those in need.
INSTRUCTOR: Tiffany Haltli has taught dog obedience for over 16
years.
8010.100
1350.100
Parent Safety Night
Are you familiar with K2 Spice, Molly, Krokodil, and RoboTripping? Are you aware of apps that allow discreet photos
to be sent and immediately erased from your child’s phone?
Do you know how many passengers your 16 year old is
allowed to have in a car? If not, or if you want to learn more!
1 session FREE
Nov 10
Thu
5:30-8 pm
South Campus Cafeteria
**FREE PIZZA available at 5:30pm
5 sessions $75
Sep 29- Oct 27
Thu
6:30-7:30 pm N.Campus Rink
18 ADULT PROGRAMS
Personal Growth
Family-to-Family
DOES YOUR LOVED ON LIVE WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS
This 12-week class for family members and friends of
individuals with a serious mental illness taught by trained
family members. Families gain insight and information to
empower and support themselves and their loved one. Learn
current information on major mental illnesses, medications,
side effects and coping skills. Wondering if this is the right
class for you? No worries, the first session will include an
introduction and simple assessment tool. Course is free,
but registration is required. For more information: please
contact Jody Lyons, 651-645-2948 ext. 109 or 651-407-8616.
Get to Know NAMI
Meet our staff and volunteers to hear first-hand how
our work directly affects the lives of children and adults
with mental illnesses and their families. Learn about our
education and support programs and what we are doing to
advocate for a better mental health system. Learn how you
can get involved, take action and make a difference.
INSTRUCTOR: Kay King
1248.110
1 session
Tue
FREE
7-8 pm
Oct 18
District Center 112
INSTRUCTOR: Jody L Lyons. As a child, sibling, and parent of a loved
one living with mental illness, Jody brings her, personal experience
and empathy along with NAMI specific training.
1248.100
12 sessions FREE
Wed
6:30-9 pm
No Class Nov 23
Sep 14-Dec 7
South Campus 609
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ADULT PROGRAMS 19
Seniors / Older Adults
Senior Matters
“Is 100 the new 80?” is one of six intriguing and
enlightening topics proposed for older adults in White
Bear Lake as part of my “Senior Matters” series. These
one hour presentation includes visual aids, handouts and
encourages conversation. There is no class in November.
THE AGING BRAIN
OCTOBER 17
Normal age-related memory loss, mild cognitive
impairment and the various types of dementia will be
discussed.
NEW
Caring for the Caregiver
Learn why identifying as a caregiver is important and how
caregiving can impact your health. We share some caregiver
resources.
INSTRUCTOR: Rachel Von Ruden - Senior LinkAge
1622.104
1 session $5
Dec 6
Tue
10:30-11:30 am
Senior Center 157
Senior LinkAge Line
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
Learn about this service delivered by MAAA in partnership
with the Minnesota Board on Aging, and get an introduction
to the MinnesotaHelp.info® website and database.
INSTRUCTOR: Rachel Von Rudend
1620.104
1 session $5
Sep 27
Tue
10:30-11:30 am
Senior Center 157
Aging in Place
SUPPORT OPTIONS & RESOURCES
Learn why planning for long-term care is important. We
discuss the costs of long-term care and share tools and
resources available to help older adults who prefer to stay in
their homes.
INSTRUCTOR: Rachel Von Ruden - Senior LinkAge
1621.103
1 session $5
Oct 25
Tue
10:30-11:30 am
Senior Center 153
IS 100 THE NEW 80?
OCTOBER 24
The number of centenarians in the U.S. has skyrocketed
since the 1950’s and is expected to continue. Explore the
types of aging, the role of genetics, and ongoing aging
research. A variety of longevity tips from centenarians and
super centenarians.
MIXING & MINGLING: BOOMERS, MILLENIALS GEN X & Y
OCTOBER 31
Ever catch yourself saying “Back in my day we would
never...”? Learn how to appreciate the contrasting
mindsets and general characteristics of the 5 living
generations.
HEALTH SCREENINGS: BEYOND THE BASICS
DECEMBER 5
We’ll take a close look at the recommended health
screenings for older adults. Join us in learning why we
screen for some cancers and not others and controversial
opinions from a number of health care providers who
claim some screenings are unnecessary and potentially
harmful as well as vaccination recommendations.
SLEEP PATTERNS & PROBLEMS IN OLDER ADULTS
DECEMBER 12
Joins us for an informative presentation on sleep cycle
changes and disorders in older adults; sleep problems due
to medical conditions; potential consequences of sleep
deprivation, cognitive behavior and medications to help
improve sleep and sleep hygiene recommendations.
HAPPINESS IN OLDER ADULTS
DECEMBER 19
Is late adulthood the happiest time in life? Many experts
and older adults answer with a resounding yes! Delve into
personality traits and contentment as it relates to quality of
life in older adulthood. You will walk away with some great
ideas and a positive attitude will round out this “happy
hour.”
INSTRUCTOR: Karen Gaskell - Journalist and researcher
1575.100
6 sessions Oct 17-Dec 19
Mon
10-11 am
Senior Center 157
No Class Nov 7, 14, 21, 28
$25 for entire series -OR$5 per single session
20 ADULT PROGRAMS
Senior / Older Adults
Chat Cafe
Travel
Join us for an engaging conversation paired with a hot,
catered meal.
Program and meal supported by the Rasmussen Family
Education and Scholarship Fund. Registration for each
discussion is required, $5.00 donation is encouraged.
OCTOBER 18
Elder Home De-cluttering
DeeDee Welles is the owner of Details Organizing it All
providing organization and personal assistance in home and
small business organization; paper clutter control; basement,
garage, kitchen, closets, etc; downsizing and moving and
personal secretary service-specializing in Elders.
1650.110
1 session
Tue
FREE
10:30am-Noon
Travel Show
Join us for a FREE informational meeting about the
unique travel opportunities sponsored by White Bear
Lake Area School Community Education and managed
and guided by Premier World Discovery. Get inside
information about the destinations as well as trip
details. Attending travel shows does not commit you to
the trip. Join us even if you are just curious.
The Travel Show is free but advanced registration is
required. All are welcome.
1200.100
1 session
Tue
FREE
2-3 pm
Oct 11
Senior Center 157
Oct 18
Senior Center 157
NOVEMBER 25
Local Resources for Dementia
- Specific Caregivers
Lisa Brown, MSW, Lyngblomsten Community Services,
has extensive experience in working with family caregivers
through her role with The Gathering, Caregiver Support
Groups and Caregiving Coaching services.
1650.120
1 session
Tue
FREE
10:30am-Noon
Nov 15
Senior Center 157
DECEMBER 20
Holland Tulips & Rhine River Castles
Calm During the Seasons
Christopher Vendel, LMFT, has over 10 years experience
providing therapy in several settings; office-based, schoolbased and in-home. He works with adolescents and adults
with a wide range of problems including depression,
anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, personality disorders, parenting and
relationship issues to name a few. Chris is also experienced in
providing crisis intervention as well as DBT.
1650.130
1 session
Tue
FREE
10:30am-Noon
Dec 20
Senior Center 157
MARCH 27, 2017
Highlights: Lucerne, Basel, Breisach, Starsbourg,
Speyer & Mannheim, Rudesheim, Cologne,
Amsterdam & Keukenhof Gardens.
Canadian Rockies Via Rail
JULY 26, 2017
Highlights: Three national parks; Banff, Jasper,
Yoho, as well as Victoria & Vancover Island, Butchart
Gardens, Lake Louise, Valley of the Ten Peaks, Icefield
Parkway Athabasca and more.
National Parks & Canyons of the
Southwest
TED Talks
Cosponsored by the White Bear Area Senior Program
Started in 1984 as a conference where technology,
entertainment and design converged, TED today shares
ideas from a broad spectrum - from science to global
issues. Please join to view and discuss TED Talks.
Limited to 30 participants. Bring your own bag lunch.
INSTRUCTOR: Chuck Wright
Registration recommended, 651-724-6007
First Thursday of the month - Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1
11:30 am -1:00 pm
Ramsey County Library, 2150 2nd Street, WBL
OCTOBER 8, 2017
Highlights: Grand Canyon West & Skywalk, Bryce
Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, Zion Park
tram tour, Las Vegas Nevada, St. George Utah, Valley
of Fire State Park.
Rose Parade New Year’s
DECEMBER 30, 2017
Highlights: New Year’s Eve Dinner Party, Tournament
of Roses Parade, Lunch at Lawry’s, Rose Parade Floats
on display, Reagan Library & Museum, Lon Angeles City
Tour, Hollywood & Walk of Fame, Beverly Hills & Rodeo
Drive.
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ADULT PROGRAMS 21
Adult Recreation
Open Pickleball
Adult Coed Volleyball
Get your friends together to play adult coed volleyball!
Matches are played on Wednesday nights at Oneka
Elementary. Teams play 6 v 6 with 3 men and 3 women. This
is a self-officiated recreational league.
Questions, contact Jon Anderson at 651-407-7508 or
[email protected]
3100.100
9 sessions $125/team
Oct 19-Dec 14
Wed
6:30-9:30 pm Oneka Gym A
AT TENNIS COURTS
Join us for pick up pickleball games.
Temperature must be at least 50 degrees.
Players must provide their own equipment
Sept 3 - Oct 29
Mondays
Wednesdays
Saturdays
Sunrise North Campus North Campus 5-7 pm
5-7 pm
9-11 am
Questions? Contact [email protected]
Indoor Pickleball Club
THE ARMORY, 2228 4TH STREET
DOWNTOWN WHITE BEAR LAKE
Wednesdays 5-7 pm
Nov 2, 15, 23 Dec 7, 14, 21, 28 Jan 4, 11, 18, 25
Sundays 3-5 pm
Nov 6, 27 Dec 18 Jan 15, 22
NEW FOR REC TEAM SPORTS
All Rec Sport schedules, scores, and team
standings will be located on our new REC
SPORTS website at:
http://www.teamsideline.com/sites/whitebear/home
Saturdays 9-11am
Nov 12, 19, 26 Jan 7, 21 (No December dates)
Club Dues: $15 for school district residents,
$20 for non-residents. Membership expires
12/31/16. New year dues start on January 1.
Checks payable to Community Services
1. Mail to: Jon Anderson, Community
Services, 4855 Bloom Ave, WBL
2. Bring to pickleball and give to Sue Grun or
Bob Djupstrom
As a courtesy, please carry the shoes you plan
to wear to protect the wood floors. There will be
seating available for you to change your shoes.
For more information, contact Sue at
[email protected]
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Adult Recreation
Questions about Rinks?
Adult Hockey
ADULTS 35+
Teams are formed at the rink each night. Program starts
September 6 and runs for 28 weeks through March 14.
Ice time starts at 9:15pm. Cost is $215.00. Limited to 26
players. Players can register after the program starts.
Questions, contact Jon Anderson at jon.anderson@isd624.
org or 651-407-7508
3200.108
[email protected]
651-407-7508
Warming House Schedules
OPENS MID TO LATE DECEMBER
WBLAHS NORTH CAMPUS
Mon-Fri 5-9 pm / Sat, Sun & Non School Days 12-8 pm
28 sessions $215/person
Tue
9:15-10:15 pm
Sep 6-Mar 14
WBL Sports Center
SUNRISE PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL
HUGO ELEMENTARY
PODVIN PARK
SPRUCE PARK
Open Skating - Hippodrome
SUGGESTED DONATION FOR OPEN SKATING
$2/PERSON
The Hippodrome, the School District’s ice arena, is located
in front of Central Middle School on Bloom Avenue.
Nov 5 - Dec 18 Saturday
6:45- 8:45 pm
Sunday
1-3 pm
Non School Days
2:15 - 3:45 pm
(Nov 25, Dec 28-30)
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ADULT PROGRAMS 23
Recreation
Parent & Child Gym Time
AGES 6 MONTHS-5 YEARS WITH PARENT /GUARDIAN
Families with children 6 months to five years (not yet in
kindergarten) can enjoy activities set up in the gym at
Normandy Park Education Center. Parents are responsible
for the supervision of their children.
Wednesdays
5:30-7:30 pm
November 2 - March 8
No class Nov 23, Dec 28, Jan 25
Normandy Park Education Center
Payable at the door: $3/child, $7/immediate family
FAMILY FUNTIME
GETS BEAR
POWERED!!
Join Us in the Gym!
SUGGESTED DONATION FOR GYM USE:
$5/PERSON $10/ FAMILY
FAMILY DANCE - KICK OFF
EVENT FREE EVENT
Sunday, November 20
3:00-5:00 pm
Oneka Elementary Gym
Open Gym at the High Schools
Participants of Open Gym must provide a form of
identification to the Open Gym Supervisor.
»» Volleyball at North Campus
»» Basketball at South Campus
Wed
Skip Dates: Nov 23, Dec 28
7-9 pm
Gym Time at Oneka Elementary
The Oneka gym offers fun for your whole family! A parent/
guardian must supervise all children at all times. Photo
identification is required.
FAMILY FUN TIME
AGES 6 MOS-6 YRS
Your youngest children will enjoy refining their
coordination, large muscle skills and sensory development
with riding toys, a castle jump, basketball, bowling and
more. A separate developmental area for ages 0-2 is
available.
AGES 7-12 YRS
Enjoy a multitude of activities and an assortment of gym
equipment available for individual or family play.
Nov 15-Mar 9 Skip Dates: Nov 22,24,27, Dec 25,27,29
Tue & Thu
5:30-7:30 pm
Sun
1-5 pm
OPEN VOLLEYBALL & BASKETBALL
November 20 - February 26
Skip dates: Nov 27, Dec 25, Jan 1
Sun
5-7 pm
BEAR POWER SPONSORED DAYS FREE GYM NIGHTS!
BearPower is teaming up with WBL Recreation
to offer a few FREE Open Gym nights.
5:30-7:30 pm
»» Wed, December 7 »» Tues, January 10
Normandy Park
Oneka
»» Tues, February 21
Oneka
»» Tues, March 7
Oneka
Walking Club
NORTH CAMPUS
The Walking Club is a fun and social
opportunity for walkers of all ages and
speeds to enjoy possibly the best indoor
walking facility in the area. The White
Bear Lake Area High School North Campus’ circular
design makes an ideal location for uninterrupted walking.
Sept 12- May 19 Mon-Thu
6-9 pm
Free
24 ADULT PROGRAMS
Adults with Disabilities
Community Bridge
(651) 748-7437
White Bear Lake Area Schools believe in lifelong
learning for everyone
As part of this belief, the Community Services and Recreation
Department is part of a five-district consortium, the Community
Bridge.
Together with the Mahtomedi, North St. Paul-MaplewoodOakdale, Roseville Area, and South Washington County
Schools, the consortium provides adults with developmental
disabilities access to education, recreation, and social activities.
Community Bridge offers an array of opportunities such as
assisting in mainstream classes offering adapted programs,
identifying and encouraging adults needing services and
facilitating opportunities for adults with disabilities to become
valued, active members of their community.
District 622 Sponsors
»» Assistance with registration
»» American Sign Language Interpreters
»» Reasonable accommodations for successful participation in
mainstream programs
Let’s Go Twin Cities
(651) 748-7437
Explore exciting places and attend fun-filled events in the Twin
Cities area designed for adults with developmental disabilities.
Trips generally run one Saturday or Sunday a month. Preregistration is required through the Community Bridge office
(651) 748-7437. Trips typically depart from and return to the
White Bear Lake Area High School South Campus. We strive to
make each trip as accessible and enjoyable as possible.
VFW Flyers
(651) 487-7966
VFW Flyers is a drop-in center offering adults with
developmental disabilities a chance to socialize with friends,
play games, enjoy crafts, watch movies and much more. The
Flyers meet continuously throughout the year on Monday
evenings from 6:15-8:15 pm at the Central Middle School
cafeteria. No pre-registration is necessary; participants register
the first night and pay $1.50 each night they attend. Please call
Mary Beth Magnuson at (651) 487-7966 if you have questions.
Skip dates are announced during the program.
Brochure Mailing List Sign Up
(651) 748-7436
The Community Bridge
Consortium publishes a quarterly
brochure that lists a variety of
customized classes/activities
for adults with Developmental
Cognitive Disabilities (DCD).
These classes are sponsored by
the consortium members and
held throughout the consortium
area in schools and other
community facilities.
Call (651) 748-7436 for
information or to be placed on
the brochure mailing list.
Upcoming Community Bridge Events in the
White Bear Lake Area
APPLE CIDER TIME!
Help turn delicious apples into extraordinary cider! Learn
the crucial role pollinators play in the food supply and the
interdependence of bees, flowers and fruit. Go on a fall
hike to investigate the traveling habits of seeds.
CBWT2 1 session
Sat
$12
1:45-4 pm
Oct 8
Tamarack Nature Center
THE HAPPY ELF AT THE LAKESHORE PLAYERS PLAYHOUSE
Get two scoops of Christmas in Harry Connick, Jr.’s
Holiday musical treat. Grammy Award-winning composer
and lyricist Harry Connick, Jr. brings us the tale of
Eubie the Elf. In The Happy Elf, Eubie is on a mission to
spread Christmas cheer everywhere he goes, including
Bluesville–a town on Santa’s naughty list...and now,
Lakeshore!
Sorry no wheelchairs at this location.
CBWT1 1 session Sun
$25
Dec 11
1:30–4:30 pm Lakeshore Playhouse
To register call Community Bridges at 651-748-7232.
REGISTER
Adult Basic Education
ESL Family Literacy
Harmony Learning Center
1961 Co. Rd. C East, Maplewood, MN 55109
(Corner of White Bear Ave & Cty Rd. C, 2 blocks from Maplewood Mall)
(651) 748-6208 or (651) 748-6207
[email protected]
White Bear Lake Area Schools
Community Services and Recreation
Department, in cooperation with North
St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale Community
Education and Mahtomedi Community
Education offer full-service Adult Basic
Education (ABE) programming for all
area residents.
IT Careers Class
Comp Tia A+ Certification - for tech
support positions.
Microsoft Office Work, Excel, Powerpoint
certification- to qualify for office
personnel jobs.
Mon - Thursday 1:30 - 4 pm
FREE Classes
»»
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GED and Basic Skills ESL
Family Literacy
Basic Skills Brush-Up Citizenship
Basic Computer Skills
Other Services Offered
»» Basic Skills Brush-Up
»» Reading and Math Assessment
Mon....................................... 9 am - 5 pm
Tues....................................... 9 am - 8 pm
Wed....................................... 9 am - 8 pm
Thurs..................................... 9 am - 8 pm
Fri...........................................9 am - 1 pm
ESL Family Literacy Program
FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN
BIRTH TO AGE 5
Normandy Park Education Center,
White Bear Lake
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 12:30 - 3:30 PM
(651) 653-3100
This multi-age class meets two days
per week and is for families wanting
to practice English. Parents and
children attend together to improve
their English language skills through
conversation, learning activities,
music, and more. An English/ESL
teacher and an ECFE teacher teach
the class.
ATENCIÓN: Si used necesita hablar
con una persona que hable español, por
favor, llame al 651-653-3157.
GED Diploma
The time to earn your GED Diploma is
now! Our staff will help you work on
subjects you need. Official GED Testing is
available.
»» Preparation Classes & Testing
»» Prepare by taking practice tests
“More than 95 percent of
Official GED Testing Offered
Weekly
employers nationwide employ
(651) 748-6208 or (651) 748-6207
Mon - Thu................... 9:15 am - 7:30 pm
Fri......................................9:15 am - 2 pm
basis as high school graduates
For recent graduates or GED students
planning on going to college.
2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, 55110
Center Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-4:30 pm
(651) 653-3121
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ntawv no txhais ua lus Hmoob, thov hu
rau 651-653-3157.
Registration Times?
Accuplacer study class
ADULT PROGRAMS 25
GED graduates on the same
in terms of hiring, salary, and
opportunity for advancement.”
26 ADULT RESOURCES
Senior Program
Senior Center
THE SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES, LIONMOBILE, AND MEALS ON
WHEELS SERVICES WILL BE CLOSED ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:
SEPT 5, NOV 24-25, DEC 26-30, JAN 2
2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Center Hours: Mon-Fri, 8 am-4:30 pm
(651) 653-3121
www.WhiteBearSeniorProgram.org
The White Bear Area Senior Program
provides support services and activities
for area seniors. Meals on Wheels,
Lionmobile transportation and resource
services are available to residents of the
who are 60 years of age or older.
The Senior Center is available to all
adults, no matter where you live. Be sure
to check out our quarterly Senior Voice
newsletter. Yearly membership is $18.
Senior Center Membership
Membership $18/year
Join one of our many ongoing programs
including:
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Card games
Mad hatter knitting
In stitches
Dominoes
Mah Jongg
Friends Who Care
Membership scholarships available.
Senior Voice Newsletter Sign Up
Donate to the Senior Program
(651) 653-3121
The Senior Voice newsletter is mailed to
all school district residents who are 60
years or older. If you are not currently
receiving the Senior Voice, call (651) 6533121 to be added to our mailing list.
www.whitebearseniorprogram.org
Ensure that your family and friends will
continue to receive Meals on Wheels,
transportation, assistance finding
services to help them stay in their homes
by making a donation to the White
Bear Area Senior Program. Your tax
deductible donation can be mailed to:
White Bear Area Senior Program, 2484
East County Road F, White Bear Lake,
MN 55110 or you can donate online at
www.whitebearseniorprogram.org.
Lionmobile Transportation
Mon-Fri, 8:15 AM-Noon & 12:30-4:15 PM
(651) 653-3122
The Lionmobile is a shared-ride, liftequipped vehicle that provides door-todoor transportation for medical and nonmedical rides. We provide transportation
to residents of White Bear Lake Area
School District who are 60+ years of age
and qualified disabled adults under 60.
NOW OPEN NIGHTS!
Craft Corner Gift Shop
Mon-Fri, 11 AM - 3 PM
Wed, 5:30-7:30 pm - Nov 2-March 8
Wed Night Skip Dates: Nov 23, Jan 25
(651) 653-3130
Meals on Wheels
(651) 653-3123
Provided for persons who are unable
to manage their own food preparation.
Hot or cold nutritious meals delivered
Monday-Friday during the noon hour.
Special diets are available. You can also
choose to have frozen meals delivered
once a week.
Looking for a unique gift for a birthday or
special event? Our gift shop is the perfect
place to shop for a variety of beautiful,
handcrafted items. Stop in. We will be
happy to assist you.
If you are 55 years of age or older, or a
disabled adult, you can sell your items
in our shop. A small portion of sales is
donated to the senior program, the rest is
paid to the consignee.
Elder Resource Specialists
Foot Care Clinic
Every Friday and the
2nd & 4th Tuesdays
of the month from
9:30am-3pm.
Call to schedule
an appointment
651-653-3121
White Bear Area
Senior Center
Cost is $25
(651) 653-3125
Specialists are available to seniors and
their families to answer questions,
assess needs and refer to services in the
community. Confidential office visits may
be arranged.
Call (651) 653-3130 for more
information.
Volunteer Opportunities
(651) 653-3121
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Meals on Wheels Route Delivery
Craft Corner Gift Shop Clerk Student Mentors Senior Program Ambassadors
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Meals on Wheels Kitchen Assistant
Foot Care Clinic Receptionist
Front Desk Assistant
Craft Corner Database Assistant
For more information on any of these opportunities
please call the Volunteer Coordinator at 651-653-3128.
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Senior Program
Get Up & Go Fitness
$40/PUNCH CARD FOR 8 CLASSES
Purchase punch cards at White Bear Area
Senior Center. Classes are held at White Bear
Dance Center, 2462 E Cty Rd F, White Bear
Lake.
No class: Sept 5, Nov 24-25, Dec 26-30, Jan 2
Additional skip days will be announced
during class
AARP Smart Driver
Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums
for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class.
Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there is no writing or
driving tests required. Advanced registration is required-no drop ins.
All classes are at the Senior Center (unless otherwise noted)
2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake
FULL COURSE / $29
1578.115
1578.100
1578.101
1578.102
Sat
Tue & Thu
Mon & Wed
Tue & Thu
»» AEROBICS
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
9:30-10:30 AM @ WB Dance Center
This class is active, educational and fun.
The physical activities involved are carefully
selected to improve endurance, flexibility
and strength needed for daily activities,
balance and coordination. Designed
especially for people needing a slower tempo
and less vigorous program.
INSTRUCTORS: Cheryl Zallar, Sharon Smitley
Sep 24
Oct 4 & 6
Nov 7 & 9
Dec 6 & 8
8:30 am-5 pm
South Campus 202
8:30 am-12:30 pm
5-9 pm
District Center 201
8:30 am-12:30 pm
REFRESHER COURSE / $25
1579.103
1579.104
1579.105
1579.115
Thu
Thu
Wed
Tue
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
1579.106
1579.107
1579.108
Mon
Thu
Wed
Oct 3
Oct 13
Oct 19
5-9 pm 12:30-4:30 pm
12:30-4:30 pm
1579.109
1579.110
1579.111
Thu
Sat
Wed
Nov 10
Nov 12
Nov 16
8:30 am-12:30 pm
8:30 am-12:30 pm
12:30-4:30 pm
1579.112
1579.113
1579.114
Wed
Tue
Thu
Dec 7
Dec 13
Dec 15
12:30-4:30 pm
8:30 am-12:30 pm
8:30 am-12:30 pm
1
8
21
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8:30 am-12:30 pm 12:30-4:30 pm
12:30-4:30 pm
8:30 am-12:30 pm
»» YOGA
Tuesday/Thursday
9:30-10:30 AM @ WB Dance Center
This class is for beginners and those who
want a less strenuous style of yoga. The yoga
movements are carefully selected to improve
balance, coordination and flexibility needed
for daily activities.
INSTRUCTOR: Trina King
District Center 201
»» STEP WITH STRENGTH
Monday/Wednesday
9-10 AM @ WB Sports Center
Class includes a variety of cardio moves
using steps, weights, balls and extertubes.
INSTRUCTORS: Colleen Tusa
South Campus 610
Participants 55 years and older who complete the
AARP Smart Driver course will qualify for
a 10% auto insurance discount.
For more information about
Meals on Wheels
call Deb at 651-653-3123.
Silver and Fit Program
Your Health insurance plan may participate
in this program. The cost is $25 but you must
contact your insurance provider to find out
where to send payment. Silver and Fit applies
to one facility only.
Insurance plans include:
»»
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Blue Cross & Blue Shield Platinum Blue
Blue Essentials
Secure Blue
Medica
HealthPartners (Freedom)
Qualifying member receive a free Senior
Center Membership, along with free
participation in:
»» Get Up & Go Aerobics
»» Get Up & Go Yoga
»» Step with Strength Aerobics
28 YOUTH PROGRAMS
ACT / SAT
Driver Education
ACT & SAT Preparation
ADVANTAGE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
Advantage provides an introduction to the
ACT and SAT/PSAT formats and strategies
for answering questions and instruction on
specific subject areas tested. Registration
forms, which contain additional important
information, are available at North and
South Campus counseling offices.
For more information, call Advantage at
(612) 222-5108 or visit
www.AdvantagePrep.net
Cost:
$120/one class or
$210/ for both classes
Classes are 4 session.
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ACT PREP
Primarily 12th grade classes
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WedSep 21-Oct 12 5:45-8:45 pm
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SatSep 24-Oct 15 12:45-3:45 pm
Primarily 11 & 12th grade classes
#211
WedOct 26-Nov 16 5:45-8:45 pm
#239
SatOct 29-Nov19 12:45-3:45 pm
Parent Safety Night
Are you familiar with K2 Spice, Molly,
Krokodil, and Robo-Tripping? Are
you aware of apps that allow discreet
photos to be sent and immediately
erased from your child’s phone? Do you
know how many passengers your 16
year old is allowed to have in a car? If
you do not know about these apps or
rules you may want to join us!
During this event parents will be able
to attend two breakout sessions on the
following topics: Internet Safety - Teen
Driving Laws and Safety - Youth Drug
Trends and Awareness.
This information night is for adults
only. Free childcare will be available for
those in need.
**FREE PIZZA available at 5:30pm
8010.100
Thursday, November 10
FREE
5:30-8 pm
South Campus Cafeteria
Driver Education
SAFEWAY DRIVING SCHOOL
The Driver’s Education Program is divided into two phases:
»» CLASSROOM PHASE
This phase includes the required 30 hours of classroom instruction
that prepares students to take the Minnesota permit test and to take
on the responsibility of driving. Make-up lessons can be arranged
with the instructor at either the next class or at another of Safeway’s
classroom locations.
»» BEHIND-THE-WHEEL PHASE
After passing the permit test, there are six hours of required driving
lessons. The lessons are provided in three, two-hour lessons. Students
are one-on-one with instructors licensed through the MN Dept. of
Public Safety. Students can be picked up from and dropped off at
home, school or work. Detailed information about scheduling the
behind-the-wheel lessons will be provided.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Safeway offers detailed information on its web site to assist parents
with understanding MN laws and requirements for student drivers. It is
critical that parents plan to practice regularly with their newly permitted
drivers. New state law requires minimum of 50 hours of practice and
a mandatory driving log. Safeway offers monthly parent classes which
reduce student practice time requirement.
Safeway strongly encourages all parents to review its Parent Information
section at www.safewaydrivingschool.com.
FEES
$375 per student includes classroom instruction, materials and behindthe-wheel training. Permit and road exam fees are not included.
2000.100
2000.101
2000.102
10 sessions $375
Mon-Thu 2:30-5:30 pm
Sep 26-Oct 11
North Campus 428
10 sessions $375
Oct 31-Nov 15
North Campus 428
10 sessions $375
Dec 5-20
North Campus 428
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Enrichment
Art Academy
NEW
KIDCREATE STUDIO
Young Rembrandts Amazing Drawings
Does your child love art? Painting, drawing, clayit’s all awesome! We will experiment with many
techniques, materials and styles as we make snow
globes, paint on canvas, create clay characters and
more. Come ready to have an artsy good time in this
highly anticipated class!
Experience the colorful magic of fall. Kick off the fall season with a
colorful graphic and get excited for a season of apple picking as we
draw an apple basket (the basket texture is challenging – but we
know you can draw it!). Next, we dive into the geometrical world of
architecture as we draw the Notre Dame Cathedral. Later, students
will feel like they’re running through the corn fields as they draw
a detailed scare crow and we’ll celebrate a bountiful harvest as our
cornucopia overflows with creativity. We’ll draw these and many
more exciting lessons while we enhance the creative and critical
thinking skills today’s students need – both, in the classroom and
in the life-long learning process.
2419.100
2419.101
2419.102
2419.103
2419.104
2419.105
5 sessions $59
Oct 3-31
Mon
3:50-4:50 pm Oneka 2510
2901.101
2901.102
2901.103
5 sessions $59
Oct 4-Nov 1
Tue
3:50-4:50 pm Willow Media Center
5 sessions $59
Oct 5-Nov 2
Wed
3:50-4:50 pm Matoska Media Center
2901.104
5 sessions $59
Nov 7-Dec 12
Mon
3:50-4:50 pm Vadnais 210
No Class Nov 21
2901.105
5 sessions $59
Nov 8-Dec 13
Tue
3:50-4:50 pm Otter Media Center
No Class Nov 22
2901.106
4 sessions $61
Thu
3:50-4:50pm
No Class Nov 24
4 sessions $61
Fri
3:50-4:50pm
No Class Nov 25
Nov 3-Dec 1
Vadnais 237
Nov 4-Dec 2
Oneka 2510
4 sessions $61
Nov 28-Dec 19
Mon3:50-4:50pm
Lakeaires Staff Lounge
4 sessions $61
Tue
3:50-4:50pm
Nov 29-Dec 20
Lincoln 116
4 sessions $61
Wed
3:50-4:50pm
Nov 30-Dec 21
Matoska 214
4 sessions $61
Thu
3:50-4:50pm
Dec 1-22
Willow Media
5 sessions $59
Nov 9-Dec 14
Wed
3:50-4:50 pm Lakeaires Media Center
No Class Nov 23
Watch for our Digital Backpack!
Each Thursday parents will receive an email from Community Services & Recreation
with information / flyers from the school district as well as local organizations that
offer opportunities for youth in enrichment and athletics.
The Digital Backpack will also be available on our website at:
www.isd624.org/CommunityServices then visit: Digital Backpack
30 YOUTH PROGRAMS
Aspiring Artists
Are you an aspiring artist or do not have any artistic abilities?
Either way you will learn some fundamentals of art and be
creative! Learn skills such as: blending, painting, molding, and
more! Each day there will be a new project to bring home.
1692.107
Gotta Catch ‘Em All! Pokemon Club
Participate in exciting battles, test your Pokemon
knowledge, go on a wild Pokemon hunt, and end the club
by making a delicious Pokeball pizza! Children may bring
Pokemon cards however we are not responsible for lost/
stolen cards.
1694.111
3 sessions $18
Oct 6-27
Thu
3:40-5 pm Otter Cafeteria
No Class Oct 20
Cool and Crafty Pokemon Camp
Learn all about the different types of Pokemon and
create your own pokeball out of felt and other materials
We will design your own Pokemon character.
1692.100
4 sessions
Mon-Thu
$22
Oct 10-13
3:40-5 pm Vadnais Cafeteria
Messy Masterpieces
Let’s get messy! From paint splatters to bubbly prints, we will make
creative messes. Let us show you that great art does not mean you
have to stay in the lines. Bring a painting shirt to class.
1692.108
1692.113
1692.116
4 sessions $22
Sep 26-Oct 17
Mon
3:40-5 pm Birch Cafeteria
4 sessions $22
Oct 25-Nov 15
Tue
3:40-5 pm Lincoln Gym
4 sessions $22
Oct 4-25
Tue
3:40-5 pm Otter Cafeteria
Icky, Squishy, Ooey Gooey Art Camp
Come prepared to create some messy art, make homemade
slime, mix up some dough and experiment with paint! An
afternoon snack will be included. Paint shirts will be provided
to protect participants’ clothing.
1694.100
1694.110
4 sessions $22
Sep 14-Oct 5
Wed
3:40-5 pm Birch Cafeteria
4 sessions
Mon
$22
3:40-5 pm
Upcycling: Make it Your Own
Create a variety of unique and exciting art
projects. Use recyclable materials to create an
incredible masterpiece to display proudly at home!
Sculpting Workshop
1 session
Thu
$12
3:40-5 pm
Nov 17
Lakeaires Cafeteria
Do-It-Yourself
Oct 3-24
Oneka Cafeteria
Come discover the versatility and fun of polymer clay! We will
make a fairy house/gnome home, pen and a checkers game.
Projects will be baked and sent home at a following class.
Students can go to school breakfast before class starts - cost is
not included in workshop.
Ever wonder how people make cool things for their rooms?
Come and join us to make a cool melted crayon project, fabric
wreath, and fun string art.
1692.102
1692.101
Participants will paint a pre-drawn object on a canvas directed
by an artist. Let your creativity flow and create a masterpiece!
3 sessions
Wed
$18
3:40-5 pm
Nov 2-16
Oneka Cafeteria
3 sessions
Tue
$29
7:30-9 am
Oct 11-25
Oneka Cafeteria
Masterpiece in Me
1693.100
1 session
Thu
$12
3:40-5 pm
Dec 15
Matoska Cafeteria
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Cool Cake Pops
Spend the afternoon learning how to make, decorate,
and eat delicious cake pops. You will leave having tried
some of your our creations and have the ability to
re-create them at home.
1694.112
1 session
Wed
$12
3:40-5 pm
Oct 12
Otter Cafeteria
Bon Appetit!
Create and experience different flavors from around the
world, while we learn about different cultures and try
different foods. Join us and experience international
foods that you can re-create at home!
1693.102
2 sessions $18
Wed
3:40-5 pm
Matoska Cafeteria
Rest & Relax Yoga Club
Learn and practice breathing techniques and simple yoga
poses. We’ll move and stretch our bodies while promoting
stress reduction and relaxation. Students should be sure to
wear comfortable clothing and socks, and can bring a yoga
mat if they have one.
1692.125
Jan 11-18
4 sessions $18
Oct 3-24
Mon
3:40-4:45 pm
Lakeaires Cafeteria
Youngster Yoga
Intro to Spike Ball
Learn the about this new, fast paced game
that is a funky combination of four square and
volleyball. Spend a little time learning the rules
and practicing. The final class session will be a
friendly tournament where you can showcase
your newly developed skills! Please dress in
comfy and athletic clothing with tennis shoes and
a water bottle if you choose.
1692.112
4 sessions $18
Sep 20-Oct 11
Tue
3:40-5 pm Lincoln Gym
Relax with us in this introductory yoga class. Students will
learn beginner yoga poses, deep breathing exercises and
the benefits of relaxing your mind. Students will find inner
shanti [peace] while exploring a new way to expand both
mental and physical health. Wear comfortable clothes.
1692.110
1692.106
4 sessions $18
Oct 25-Nov 15
Tue
7:45-9 am
Lincoln Media Center
4 sessions $18
Oct 26-Nov 16
Wed
8-9:05 am
Birch Cafeteria
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Enrichment
Archery Club
Elementary and Middle School
students can participate. Archers
will compete in 5 tournaments.
Other tournaments are available
and encouraged.
2700.101
28 sessions
$300
Dec 6-Apr 4
Tue/Thu
6-8 pm
North Campus Cafeteria
Youth Safety Awareness & Self-Defense
Grandmasters of Chess
Our chess classes continue to evolve. We have
thousands of puzzles and corresponding lessons
crafted by Women’s International Master and former
Russian Chess Champion Sima Sokolovskaya. YEL
chess lessons are designed to engage beginners
through advanced students. Our fall session
introduces basic concepts to beginners while
ensuring returning students get a thorough chess
workout.
INSTRUCTOR: Youth Enrichment League (YEL)
2412.101
6 sessions
$78
Oct 24-Dec 12 Mon 3:50-4:50 pm Vadnais Media
No class Oct 31, Nov 21
2412.102
6 sessions
$78
Nov 2-Dec 14 Wed 3:50-4:50 pm Lincoln Media
No class Nov 23
2412.103
2412.100
This program is designed to enhance self-esteem, safety
awareness and self-discipline, and promotes self-defense
and responsibility rather than trophies and aggressiveness.
Students can progress from white up to yellow belt or higher
by continuing in the program.
Students should wear comfortable clothing. Uniforms are
optional and available at the class for $30. The registration fee
includes all necessary materials, a belt test and attendance at
an annual karate camp.
For questions about class content call Champion Youth at
(763) 427-0208.
No Class Oct 31, Nov 21
2413.100
2413.101
6 sessions
$78
Nov 3-Dec 15 Thu 3:50-4:50 pm Matoska 212
No class Nov 24
2413.102
6 sessions
$78
Nov 8-Dec 20 Tue 3:50-4:50 pm Oneka 2510
No class Nov 22
2413.103
10 sessions $50
Mon
6-6:40 pm
Oct 3-Dec 19
Central Gym B
10 sessions $50
Oct 3-Dec 19
Mon
6:50-7:30 pm Central Gym B
10 sessions $50
Oct 3-Dec 19
Mon
10 sessions $50
Oct 3-Dec 19
Mon
MN Swordplay Fencing
Whatever you are looking for in the sport of fencing there is something for
everyone!
Fencing is a vigorous sport that develops stamina, quick reactions, speed,
accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. It utilizes natural
body movement to create simple and effective self-protection techniques
with the sword. Attacking, defense, timing and intense tactics are all
integrated into this beginning class. Fencing is fun for the whole family.
All fencing equipment is provided. Dress comfortably in long sweat pants
and running shoes.
2414.100
6 sessions
$75
Sep 17-Oct 22
Sat
1-2 pm
Central Gym A
2414.101
6 sessions $75
No class Nov 26
Nov 5-Dec 17 Sat
1-2 pm
Central Gym A
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Enrichment
Funjoyment
AGES 11-UP
FOR YOUTH WITH ASPERGER’S SYNDROME AND HIGHFUNCTIONING AUTISM
For Youth with High-Functioning Autism. Fun Joyment
is a Social Enjoyment group for teens and young adults
on the High-Functioning Autism spectrum. Activities will
emphasize social skill development in a safe, and structured
environment. FunJoyment will be staffed by three trained
staff persons and will be limited to ten participants per
group. It will take place at the In-school Apartment at the
White Bear Lake HS South Campus.
Contact Jeff at [email protected] or
651-247-4482 with questions or to request registration
information.
Jeff Holmes, BA, MA, ASD Certified, will lead
these sessions of FunJoyment. John Merges, LICSW, the
developer of the concept, will act as a consultant.
INSTRUCTOR:
2415.100
10 sessions $280 Sep 13-Nov 29
Tue
4:30-5:50pm South Campus 216
No class Nov 8, 22
We Hop
AGES 5-7
Hip Hop classes are popular at all ages, but especially
for younger dancers! This is an introductory class to
the dance style of Hip Hop with a combination of street
dance, isolations, floor work, and rhythm. Musical
selections focus on age appropriate ideas and positive
music!
2420.102
6 sessions $45
Oct 5-Nov 9
Wed
5:45-6:15 pm WB Dance Center
Tiny Steps
NEW
American Sign Language
Learn the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) to
assist in communicating students in our schools.
INSTRUCTOR: Sunny Brysch, WBL ASL teacher
2878.100
2878.101
6 sessions $20
Tue
8:30-9 am
Oct 4-Nov 8
Lincoln 116
6 sessions $20
Wed
8:30-9 am
Oct 5-Nov 9
Otter 202
AGES 2-3
This class is designed to introduce young dancers to the
basics of the dance world and music. Dancers will be
introduced to basic ballet terms and concepts. Classes
will promote socialization, coordination, listening skills,
and creativity. They will be encouraged to express
themselves and their ideas through movement. Dancers
will need ballet shoes.
2420.100
6 sessions $45
Oct 5-Nov 9
Wed
Princess Ballet
AGES 2-5
Encourage your Princess or Prince to learn the basics
of ballet in this royal atmosphere! Young dancers will
learn the basic positions, techniques, and vocabulary
associated with the art of ballet at the beginner level.
Dancers need ballet shoes and are encouraged to wear
tutus, tiaras, and crowns.
2420.101
6 sessions $45
Oct 5-Nov 9
Wed
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Enrichment
Chill Out Arctic Camp
A quick and fun exploration of the
Arctic! We will examine the physical
environment, animals, and rich
culture of the hearty people that live
there. We will make snow, have a
snowball fight, make dioramas, and
more.
1693.101
3 sessions
Wed-Fri
$18
Dec 7-9
7:30-8:45 am Willow Cafeteria
Fear Factor
Babysitter Training
AGES 11-16
Babysitter’s Training has been developed by the
American Red Cross with input from youth just like
you. The course is fun and fast-paced with handson activities, exciting video, role-plays and lively
discussions. Plus, you will gain the confidence to
make smart decisions and stay safe in any babysitting
situation. Become the best babysitter on the block!
Bring lunch and babydoll.
2300.100
2300.101
1 session $79
Oct 20
Thu
9 am-3:30 pm
District Auditorium
1 session $79
Nov 21
Mon
9 am-3:30 pm
District Auditorium
See how brave you are and enter our
Fear Factor Challenge! Will you be
brave enough to try interesting and
disgusting new foods! Or put you hand
into a mystery bag of stuff! Join us if
you dare!
1691.107
1691.109
1 session
Fri
$12
3:40-5 pm
Nov 4
Vadnais Cafeteria
1 session
Fri
$12
3:40-5 pm
Nov 11
Willow Cafeteria
NEW
Bike Basics
FOR KIDS AND
ADULTS
Learn basic skills
to prepare to ride
your bike and be
comfortable. This
introductory class covers the basic rules of the road and
best practices to being safe and on the road and trail,
potential barriers to riding and a discussion of strategies
to overcome these barriers. Basic maintenance will
be covered including ABC Quick Check. (Fix-A-Flat
optional).
INSTRUCTOR: Mike Brooks is certified by the League of American
Bicyclists as a League Certified Instructor and teaches a wide
variety of bike safety classes from bike basics to advanced
commuting skills.
Youth CPR Training
Get certified in Adult, Child and Infant CPR and
training on AED use. This is a very valuable skill to
have for all ages. Wear comfortable clothes that allow
movement. Participants should eat lunch before they
arrive.
INSTRUCTOR: Nikki Acciari, American Heart Association
Certified
1692.104
1 session
Wed
$18
Noon-4 pm
Nov 23
Vadnais Cafeteria
1412.100
1 session $5
Thu
6-7:30 pm
Sep 29
South Campus 611
om
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Enrichment
Extreme Lego: Catapults & Dragons
Build a snapping dragon, a cow control, and design your
own marshmallow catapult. Each class students build a
different LEGO project and use that project to investigate
basic engineering concepts. For instance, the following lever
components: fulcrum, load, effort and different classes of
levers. Sign up today. Levers forever!
2411.100
2411.103
2411.104
2411.101
2411.102
6 sessions $73
Oct 24-Dec 12
Mon
3:50-4:50 pm Otter Media Center
No class Oct 31, Nov 21
Mad Science Techno Connections
Join Mad Science as we connect with technology! Experience the
basic forces that make technology possible: use Newton’s laws
to make things move and convert potential energy into kinetic
energy. Construct a taco battery and see the components of white
light and make light from a liquid. Continue your exploration at
home with your Catapult, Inertia Kit, Crank’n Shine Flashlight,
and Glow Sheet.
2418.100
6 sessions $73
Oct 27-Dec 8
Thu
3:50-4:50 pm Oneka 2510
No class Nov 24
2418.101
6 sessions $73
Oct 28-Dec 16
Fri
3:50-4:50 pm Vadnais Media Center
No class Nov 18, 25
6 sessions $73
Nov 1-Dec 13
Tue
3:50-4:50 pm Lakeaires Media Center
No class Nov 22
6 sessions $73
Nov 2-Dec 14
Wed
3:50-4:50 pm Willow Stage
No class Nov 23
2418.102
2418.103
2418.104
2418.105
2418.106
4 sessions
Fri
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Sep 23-Oct 14
Lincoln 116
4 sessions
Mon
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Sep 26-Oct 17
Lakeaires Staff Lounge
4 sessions
Tue
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Sep 27-Oct 18
Matoska 214
4 sessions
Wed
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Sep 28-Oct 19
Oneka 2510
4 sessions
Tue
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Oct 25-Nov 15
Otter Staff Lounge
4 sessions
Wed
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Oct 26-Nov 16
Vadnais 237
4 sessions
Thu
3:50-4:50 pm $69
Oct 27-Nov 17
Willow Media Center
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Enrichment
Field Trips
TRIPS TAKE PLACE ON NON-SCHOOL DAYS
Sever’s Corn Maze
Join us exploring the corn maze, straw bale maze, giant
corn pit, live music, exotic
petting zoo, magic shows,
monkey shows, pig races,
extreme corn pit, the Spider
Web, zip lines, Rainbow
Play System, jumping
pillows, vintage fire trucks,
and much more! Please
send your child with a bag lunch and beverage.
1692.111
1 session
Thu
$25
Oct 20
9 am-3:30 pm Oneka Cafeteria
Waldoch Farm
Come and enjoy a hayride
to a pumpkin patch and
pick a pumpkin, of course.
There will also be a guided
barnyard tour, along with
hay jumping, a mini maze,
a corn box, spider web &
pedal carts.
1692.115
1692.109
1 session
Thu
$19
Oct 20
8:30 am-1 pm Lakeaires Cafeteria
1 session
Thu
$19
Oct 20
11:45 am-4pm Otter Cafeteria
Pine Tree Apple Orchard
Get the behind the scenes look at
a working orchard. Learn about
everything related to harvesting
apples, from blossom to sales shelf.
We will enjoy apples and cider tasting
at the end. All youth will bring a
pumpkin home! Please dress for the
weather!
1692.105
1 session
Fri
$19
Oct 21
8:30-11:45 am Willow Cafeteria
Skyzone
Trampoline Park
Come jump the afternoon away
with us at everyone’s favorite
- Skyzone! Experience the
weightlessness of bouncing,
the flipping and landing in a pit
filled with thousands of foam
cubes.
1692.114
1 session
Tue
$19
Noon-4 pm
Nov 22
Otter Cafeteria
Minnesota Viking
Stadium
Visit the new Minnesota Vikings
Stadium! See areas of the new
stadium that you will only get to
experience on a tour. Please eat
lunch before the trip.
1692.103
1 session
Tue
$25
Nov 22
11:45am-4 pm Lakeaires Cafeteria
Wooddale Fun Zone
An action-packed center with
rollerskating, a multi-level
playground and video arcade. Bring
your own skates/rollerblades if you
wish and money for concessions or
the arcade. Please eat lunch before
the trip!
1691.110
1 session
Wed
$19
Dec 28
Noon-4:30 pm Otter Cafeteria
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Youth Recrational Sports
Sport Specific Organizations
»» Baseball Association..................www.whitebearbaseball.com
Kurt Henriksen
(651) 407-9532
»» Basketball................................ www.whitebearbasketball.com
Judd Pederson
(651) 395-1276
»» Bowling Club
Jeff Koller.......................................... [email protected]
»» Cheerleading................................... www.whitebearcheer.com
Heather Wahlstrand
(651) 226-6209
»» Football............................................ www.wbyouthfootball.org
Lyle Hoff
(651) 387-2084
»» FL!PS Gymnastics..................................... www.flipsgym.com
Lori Roskoski
(651) 777-4776
White Bear Lake Area School District offers a variety
of sports opportunities. Questions about specific
information, tryout dates and seasons should be
directed to the contacts noted. Information about
recreational, high school and middle school
sports is distributed through brochures in the schools.
»» Hockey...................................................... www.wblhockey.com
Kevin McFarlane
(651) 773-4097
»» Lacrosse...........................................................www.wblax.com
Mark Woodcock
(651) 274-3046
»» Soccer................................................ www.whitebearsoccer.org
Jeremy Schroeder
(612) 849-1301
»» Softball........................................................... www.wbafsa.com
Bill Cannon
(651) 395-9325
GENERAL INFORMATION
»» Speedskating in Roseville..................www.skatetheoval.com
(651) 792-7007
Community Services and
Recreation Department................................... (651) 407-7501
»» Ultimate Frisbee..................... www.wblultimate.blogspot.org
Ken Auger
[email protected]
YOUTH ENRICHMENT & DEVELOPMENT
»» Volleyball.................................... www.whitebearvolleyball.org
Peggy Pohto
(651) 387-2992
TBA
Community Services Coordinator.................. (651) 407-7501
YOUTH RECREATIONAL SPORTS
Matt Riebow
Youth Recreation Programmer......................(651) 407-7506
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
South Campus Athletic Office..........................(651) 773-6206
North Campus Athletic Office.........................(651) 653-2933
MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS
»» Middle School Athletics...................................(651) 407-7501
TBA, Athletic Director
»» Central Middle School.....................................(651) 407-7505
Michelle Hubbard, Central Athletic Secretary
»» Sunrise Park Middle School.......................... (651) 653-2706
Elizabeth Boleen, Sunrise Athletic Secretary
VADNAIS PARK AND RECREATION SPORTS
Vadnais Heights Park
and Recreation Department..........................(651) 204-6000
»» Waterskiing
Tina Lobin - Bald Eagle Ski Club..........................(651) 482-9009
Melissa Loughlin - Ski Otters................................(612) 239-0145
»» Wrestling Club................................................. (651) 407-9070
Jeff O’Brien
Facilities
»» Hippodrome Ice Arena
Jon Anderson,
Community Services Coordinator........................ (651) 407-7508
Hippodrome Office............................................... (651) 653-2699
»» White Bear Area YMCA................................... (651) 777-8103
»» Ramsey County Arena..................................... (651) 748-2515
»» Tamarack Nature Center............................... (651) 407-5350
»» Facility Reservation Line................................(651) 407-7503
»» White Bear Armory & Sports Center............(651) 429-8572
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Youth Recreation
Basketball Clinic - Grades 1-2
BOYS & GIRLS
This clinic is designed to teach the basics of
basketball in a fun, relaxed, atmosphere while
learning how to dribble, pass, pivot, rebound, and
shoot while playing mini games.
7300.112
7300.113
7300.114
6 sessions $45
Sat
9-10 am
Jan 7-Feb 11
Birch Gym
6 sessions $45
Jan 7-Feb 11
Sat
10-11 am Birch Gym
6 sessions $45
Sat
11-Noon
Jan 7-Feb 11
Birch Gym
BASKETBALL REGISTRATION
DEADLINE
Grades 1-2: January 5
Grades 3-8: November 1
Grades 9-12: December 15
Volunteer Coaches
are Needed for All Levels!
Contact Matt Riebow at
651-407-7506
[email protected]
Developmental Basketball - Grade 3
Varsity program coaches and players will teach the basic skills and
fundamentals of basketball. Parent coaches will be needed once
games start. Players will get placed into teams and games schedules
will be provided at practice.
Please show up to Central Middle School at your registered time for
the first 4 weeks. Skills and drills will take place during this time.
Basketballs and Rec T-shirts are provided.
Games: Saturdays Central Middle School
Dec 3- Mar 4
No Games: Dec 24, 31
$65
BOYS LEAGUE
GIRLS LEAGUE
CENTRAL GYM D
CENTRAL GYM C
7301.101
7301.113
7301.114
7301.117
7301.116
7301.115
9-10:30 am
10:30-Noon
Noon-1:30 pm
9-10:30 am
10:30-Noon
Noon-1:30 pm
Rec Basketball - Grades 4-12
BOYS & GIRLS
Players will learn the basic skills and
fundamentals of basketball in a positive
team environment. Practices will be
during the week with Saturday morning
games.
Teams are formed by coaches submitting
a roster or by players school/area. Games
Schedules will be posted online.
Grades 4-8: Mid-Nov - Mar 4
NEW FOR REC SPORTS
All Rec Adult & Youth sport schedules,
scores, and team standings will be located
on our new REC SPORTS website:
http://www.teamsideline.com/sites/whitebear/home
Grades 9-12: Jan - Mar
BOYS LEAGUES
7300.102
7300.104
7300.106
7300.108
7300.110
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
GIRLS LEAGUES
4
5/6
7/8
9/10
11/12
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
7300.103
7300.105
7300.107
7300.109
7300.111
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
4
5/6
7/8
9/10
11/12
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
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Youth Sports Guide
Monday Night Ski - Grades 6-12
Rec Volleyball - Grades 3-6
This package includes 5 night trips. Dates and
locations to be on website.
http://www.isd624.org/CommunityServices/
then visit Athletics & Recreation/Youth Recreation
Do you enjoy playing volleyball? Then become part of the
White Bear Community Services Youth Volleyball Program.
Chaperones are needed and must be 21 years old or
older. For night trips all chaperons must be available
from 3:45 pm until 10:15 pm (or until all kids are
picked up).
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Practice will be held once a week at Otter Lake Elementary
during the week. Matches will be played on Saturday
mornings or afternoons against teams from Little Canada,
Mahtomedi, Maplewood, Oakdale, and Stillwater.
Registration Deadline: Sept 12
Cancellations: Weather cancellations will be made up
at the end of the season.
GRADES 3-4
NOTE: There will not be a day trip this year.
2888.100
All Trips
$165
2888.103
Chaperone
No Fee
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7400.100
8 sessions Sep 24-Nov 5
Sat
$60 Otter Gym
GRADES 5-6
7400.101
8 sessions Sep 24-Nov 5
Sat $60
Otter Gym
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Early Childhood Programs and Activities
Programs and Activities for Parents/Guardians and their Infant, Toddler and Preschool Children
SITES: Hugo Elementary, Normandy Park Education Center, Otter Lake Elementary, and Tamarack Nature Center
Early Childhood Programs
»»
»»
»»
»»
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)
White Bear Lake Area Preschool
Early Childhood Screening
Outreach programs and services, Special Education
programs and services, home visits, and much more!
Program Brochures
Program brochures are available at any of the program sites,
the Community Services office or online at: www.isd624/
earlychildhood
Early Childhood Family Education
ECFE offer classes for parents and their children ages
birth to 5 years of age (before kindergarten).
»» Programs are designed for parents and their infants,
toddlers, and preschool age children
»» Classes help strengthen family relationships and
provide information and resources to parents
»» Programs strive to build a strong foundation for
families by forming a partnership between home and
school
»» Opportunities for families are offered throughout
the year including:
»» Special parent-child and family classes,
activities and events
»» Guest speaker and parent workshops
»» Home visits
Early Childhood Screening
SCREEN AT THREE
Early Childhood Screening is required by the state
of Minnesota for all children prior to entering
kindergarten. White Bear Lake Area School District
provides this screening at no charge.
3 reasons to screen at age 3
»» Screening can ensure school success
»» If health or developmental concerns are identified,
educational services are available immediately
»» It is fun for children and provides caregivers with
valuable information regarding child development
Register on-line at www.whitebear.ce.feepay.com or
call 651-653-3100.
Early Childhood Screenings are held at:
Normandy Park Educational Center
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Registrations are accepted throughout the year. For registration call
651-653-3100 or register on-line at:
Program sites
»» Hugo Elementary (HU)
14895 Francesca Avenue, Hugo
»» Normandy Park Education Center (NP)
2482 East County Rd F, White Bear Lake
»» Otter Lake Elementary (OL)
1401 County Road H2
»» Tamarack Nature Center (TAM)
5287 Otter Lake Rd, White Bear Township
Parent & Child Gym Time
AGES 6 MONTHS-5 YEARS WITH PARENT /GUARDIAN
Families with children 6 months to five years (not yet in
kindergarten) can enjoy activities set up in the gym at
Normandy Park Education Center. Parents are responsible
for the supervision of their children.
Wednesdays
5:30-7:30 pm
No class Nov 23, Dec 28, Jan 25
Payable at the door each night
$3/child, $7/immediate family
REGISTER
Early Childhood
YOUTH PROGRAMS 41
Extended Care Programs
Early Childhood classes
www.WhiteBearRegistration.org
Bear FUNdamentals
4 YEAR OLD PROGRAM
CLASSES WITH OPENINGS!
Kindergarten Here We Come
AGE 4 BY SEPT 1, 2016
Mon - Thu
Tue/Thu/Fri
12:30-3 pm
1-3:30 pm
NP
OL
Let’s Be Friends
AGE 3 1/2 BY SEPT 1, 2016
Mon
8:30-11 am
NP
Spanish Exposure Preschool
AGE 3 1/2 BY SEPT 1, 2016
Mon/Wed
8:30-11 am
NP
Bounders
AGE 4 BY SEPT 1, 2016
Mon/Wed/Fri
1-3:30 pm
TAM
PROGRAM HOURS: Mon-Fri 9 am-3:30 pm, extended hours available
SITES: Lakeaires, Oneka & Otter Lake Elementary Schools
REGISTRATION: WWW.WHITEBEAR.CE.FEEPAY.COM
Bear FUNdamentals is a year-before-kindergarten full
day program focused on providing fun, nurturing and safe
opportunities for learning and play that prepare children for
kindergarten. Located at Lakeaires, Oneka and Otter Schools
from 9:00am-3:30pm, you can also register for Extended Day
hours before or after school.
Bear FUNdamentals focuses on children’s emotional, social,
physical and intellectual growth. Children work on listening
skills, language and literacy, thinking and math skills, and
social development through meaningful, interactive play.
Content is based on Creative Curriculum, and the program is
staffed at a 1:10 ratio, taught by passionate instructors who
encourage curiosity, discovery, and problem-solving in a
stimulating, structured, and fun environment.
Choose from a variety of different contract options!
Additionally, transportation is provided to and from some
preschool courses at Hugo, Normandy, and Tamarack.
Visit www.isd624.org/communityservices or call 651-407-7511
for more information.
42 YOUTH PROGRAMS
Extended Care Programs
GR K-5: YOUTH-FOCUSED AND CHOICE BASED
SITE HOURS: Monday-Friday, 6:30 am-6 pm
SITES: Birch, Lakeaires, Lincoln, Matoska, Oneka, Otter Lake,
Vadnais and Willow Lake Elementary Schools. Hugo Elementary
students are bused to and from the program at Oneka.
REGISTRATION: WWW.WHITEBEAR.CE.FEEPAY.COM
Extended Day is an out of school time program designed to
meet the needs of busy families and active kids. We create an
environment that compliments the school day, encourages
social and emotional growth, emphasizes student creativity,
healthy lifestyle choices, teamwork and communication, and
service to the community.
White Bear Lake Area School District offers a variety of
fun, engaging and exciting programming options with
extended hours.
FLEX
GRADES 6-8
The FLEX After School
Program is designed by
students based on their
interests, skills and needs!
Program is choice based,
flexible, and will include
a variety of specialized
opportunities, camps and
activities. Students can take the
activity bus home at 5:00pm,
walk/ride bikes with parent permission, or be picked up by a
guardian before 5:30pm.
Flexible contract options are available to meet any family's
schedule. FLEX runs Monday-Thursday after school until 5:30
pm. For more information visit www.isd624.org/FLEX or call
651-407-7510.
Extended Day provides programming before and after school
and a full-day option on non-school days. Elementary-age
youth in the program are actively engaged in a structured
environment to expand and develop their skills during their
out of school time hours. Designed to meet the needs of all
families, flexible scheduling including regular and dropin contract options are available. Extended Day is offered
at Birch, Lakeaires, Lincoln, Matoska, Oneka, Otter Lake,
Vadnais and Willow Lake Elementary Schools and is open
Monday-Friday, 6:30 am -6:00 pm. Hugo Elementary School
students are bused to and from the program at Oneka.
The program is youth-focused and choice based, giving
children the opportunity to develop strong social skills and
positive relationships with peers, increase literacy and math
skills, participate in individual and group activities, and work
on special projects. Daily program activities are varied and
diverse, and include health and fitness, service projects, arts
and crafts, creative play, languages and literacy, cooking,
science, and much more. In addition to this, off-site field
trips and special events take place throughout the year.
Because every child has special and unique needs, we
strive to work with families to create an atmosphere that
encourages growth. The partnership between parents, child,
school and staff is key to our success. To ensure quality and
compliance our staff/student ratio is: 1 staff person per 12
Kindergartners; and 1 staff person per 15 children for grades
1-6.
Informational materials are available online at
www.whitebearextendedday.org. Pre-registration is required
for all participants, with a required minimum of 3 business
days between online registration and first day in the
program. Registration: www.whitebear.ce.feepay.com
Extended Day Coordinator
Christina Anderson 651-407-7510
[email protected]
Billing & Registration
Mary Woodrich 651-407-7511
[email protected]
REGISTER
YOUTH PROGRAMS 43
Community Programs / Community Sponsor
Community Programs
City of Hugo.............................................. www.ci.hugo.mn.us
(651) 762-6300
City of Vadnais Heights............ www.cityvadnaisheights.com
(651) 204-6000
City of White Bear Lake..................... www.whitebearlake.org
CPR/First Aid Classes
(651) 429-8568
[email protected]
Community Action Head Start...................... www.caprw.org
Free Preschool to income eligible families.
You’ll learn gymnastics
and SO MUCH MORE!
I MADE NEW
FRIENDS!
I REACHED
MY GOAL!
I CAN DO
ANYTHING!
I’M GETTING
STRONGER!
The Gathering......................................www.lyngblomsten.org
(651) 424-5291
Lakeshore Players....................... www.lakeshoreplayers.com
(651) 429-5674
MacPhail Center for Music........................ www.macphail.org
(612) 321-0100
Senior Chore Program....................................... www.nyfs.org
NE Youth & Family Services
(651) 429-8571
Suburban Community Channels..................... www.scctv.org
www.flipsgym.com
(651) 426-7338
Tamarack Nature Center..... https://parks.co.ramsey.mn.us/
tamarack/Pages/tamarack.aspx
(651) 407-5350
Vadnais Sports Center............. www.vadnaissportscenter.net
(651) 481-1000
Washington County
Community Services.....................www.co.washington.mn.us
(651) 430-6455
Develop confidence, coordination, flexibility and
self-esteem — and have fun!
• Gymnastics for boys and girls,
ages 18 months to 18 years
• Birthday parties
• Camps and field trips
• Open gym
• USAG competitive teams
White Bear Food Shelf...............www.whitebearfoodshelf.org
(651) 407-5310
White Bear Area YMCA....................www.ymcatwincities.org
(651) 777-8103
White Bear Center for the Arts..........www.whitebeararts.org
(651) 407-0597
Historical Society.......................... www.whitebearhistory.org
Just around the corner!
One mile north of Maplewood Mall
651.777.4776
3505 Commerce Blvd., White Bear Lake, MN 55110
(651) 407-5327
White Bear Lake Armory.................. www.whitebearlake.org
(651) 429-8571
White Bear Lake Sports Center........ www.whitebearlake.org
(651) 429-8571
WB Sailing School.............. www.whitebearsailingschool.com
(651) 429-8395
FREE TRIAL CLASS
Good for one FREE trial gymnastics class
at FL!PS Gymnastics.
For new students only.
CALL TODAY!
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ISD 624 District Information
White Bear Lake Area School District ISD #624
4855 Bloom Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110
(651) 407-7500
www.isd624.org
School Board
Mission
School Closings
Kim Chapman, Ellen Fahey,
Chris Hiniker, George Kimball,
Donald Mullin, Janet Newberg,
Marge Newmaster and Scott Wilson
The mission of the White Bear Lake Area
School District, a leader in innovative
education and community partnerships,
is to ensure our students:
If inclement weather forces the White
Bear Lake Area Schools to start late,
close, or dismiss early, one of the
following announcements will be made:
Dr. Michael Lovett, Superintendent of
Schools
»» develop a love for learning,
»» excel academically,
»» are inspired to realize their dreams,
and
»» become engaged citizens with a global
understanding
by challenging each student within
a dynamic, respectful and inclusive
environment that nurtures the unique
talents and abilities of every student.
»» Two-Hour Late Start
Morning Community Services, Early
Childhood Program, Senior Program
activities, as well as Extended Day
before-school sessions and Extended
Day AM kindergarten sessions will
be cancelled. Afternoon and evening
activities, sessions, and community
facility use will meet as scheduled.
»» No School
All Community Services, Early
and Extended Day activities, sessions
and community facility use will be
cancelled.
»» Early Dismissal
All Community Services, Early
and Extended Day activities, sessions
and community facility use will be
cancelled for the balance of the day.
School closings will be announced on
WCCO 830 AM, KSTP 1500 AM, WCCO
4 TV, KSTP 5 TV, KMSP 9 TV and KARE
11 TV. You may also call the Emergency
School Closing Hotline at (651) 4077540.
The White Bear Lake Area School
District serves the communities of
Birchwood, Gem Lake, Hugo, Lino Lakes,
Little Canada, Maplewood, North Oaks,
Vadnais Heights, White Bear Lake, White
Bear Township.
Core Values
The White Bear Lake Area School
District builds quality lives and strong
communities through:
»»
»»
»»
»»
»»
compassion
integrity
respect
responsibility
service
High School students have
the opportunity to take
more than 33 college credit
courses through Advanced
Placement, College in the
Schools, and Project Lead the
Way STEM offerings.
Leading minds to learning, hearts to compassion and lives to community service
45
School Locations
High School
Other Sites
1. WBLAHS - NORTH CAMPUS
15.NORMANDY PARK EDUCATION CENTER
5045 Division Ave
651-653-2920 / fax: 651-653-2630
2. WBLAHS - SOUTH CAMPUS
3551 McKnight Road
651-773-6200 / fax: 651-773-6215
3. WBL AREA LEARNING CENTER
2449 Orchard Lane
651-773-6400 / fax: 651-773-6402
Middle Schools
4. CENTRAL
»» Early Childhood Program
651-653-3100 / fax: 653-3155
»» Senior Program
Phone: 653-3121 Fax: 653-3127
16.DISTRICT CENTER OFFICES
4855 Bloom Avenue
651-407-7500 / fax: 407-7502
17.WHITE BEAR SPORTS CENTER
1328 Highway 96
651-429-8571 / fax: 429-8545
18.TAMARACK NATURE CENTER
5827 Otter Lake Road
White Bear Township, MN 55110
651-407-5350 / fax: 651- 407-5354
FOR MAPS TO DISTRICT
BUILDINGS VISIT
www.isd624.org/schools
4857 Bloom Avenue
651-653-2888 / fax: 651-653-2885
5. SUNRISE PARK
2399 Cedar Avenue
651-653-2700 / fax: 651-653-2716
Elementary Schools
6. BIRCH LAKE
1616 Birch Lake Avenue
651-653-2776 / fax: 651-653-2778
7. HUGO
14895 Francesco Avenue
Hugo, MN 55038
651-288-1800 / fax: 651-288-1899
8. LAKEAIRES
3963 Van Dyke Street
651-653-2809 / fax: 651-653-2811
9. LINCOLN
1961 Sixth Street
651-653-2820 / fax: 651-653-2822
10.ONEKA
4888 Heritage Parkway North
Hugo, MN 55038
651-288-1800 / fax: 651-288-1899
11.OTTER LAKE
1401 County Road H2
12.MATOSKA INTERNATIONAL
IB WORLD SCHOOL
2530 Spruce Place
651-653-2847 / fax: 651-653-2849
13.VADNAIS HEIGHTS
3645 Centerville Road
Vadnais Heights, MN 55127
651-653-2858 / fax: 651-653-2860
14.WILLOW LANE
3375 Willow Avenue
651-773-6170 / fax: 651-773-6176
Leading minds to learning, hearts to compassion and lives to community service
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Registration & Information
Facility Reservations
New Youth Enrichment Procedure
Fee Assistance
[email protected]
All requests for facility use within the
#624 should be made on either the
Facility Scheduling Voice Mail Line,
(651) 407-7503, or email your request to:
[email protected].
CHECK IN FOR ENRICHMENT CLASSES
All students attending classes at Birch,
Lakeaires, Lincoln, Matoska, Vadnais
and Willow should report to the cafeteria.
Oneka students check in at the 2nd grade
commons area. Otter Lake students check
in at Room 204. All students will be given
a snack before their enrichment class
after school.
Community Services strives to make each
activity, class, program or service high
in value and quality. If your financial
circumstances prohibit you from signing
up, please call to arrange a payment plan
or to inquire about fee assistance.
Requests should be made at least one
week prior to desired reservation date.
When the date is less than one week, we
will do our best to accommodate your
request, but some facility requests may
not be available.
Your request will be responded to within
two working days.
Your Privacy is Important to Us
The registration information you provide
to WBLAS Community Services and
Recreation is considered private data
under state and federal law.
Information you provide is used for the
purposes of administering the activity,
contacting you about upcoming activities,
events or activity changes.
If you may choose to withhold this
information, this could limit the
distribution of information to the
participant or instructor.
Access to contact information is limited
to individuals involved in the activity.
At the end of class, students will be
escorted to the main doors of the building
(Otter students will be brought to Door
O). Enrichment instructors will wait with
students while parents pick up. Parents
should wait at the building entrance for
the students.
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Online registration for youth enrichment
classes will close 48 hours prior to the
first day of class. Any registrations after
this deadline must be delivered to the
Community Services office or called in,
and will result in missing the first day of
class. Class costs are not reduced for late
registrations.
Refunds & Prorating
Full refunds or credits are given if a class
is canceled. If you withdraw from a class,
an administrative/processing fee will
be charged based on the amount of the
registration.
UCare Discount
UCare members may be eligible for a $15
discount on most classes in this catalog.
If a class is less than $15, the member
may take the class free of charge. UCare
for Seniors members are limited to one
$15 discount per year. Members must be
on UCare at the time of registration, and
through the duration of the class(es).
UCare members must call or mailin registration to received discount.
Members need to include their UCare ID
number when registering. This discount
cannot be used for the following classes:
Private lessons, alcohol-related activities,
high-risk activities (skydiving, rock
climbing, etc.), and gambling trips.
Do You Have a Disability?
Do not let it be a barrier to enjoying
the wide variety of class offerings in
this catalog. Please call to discuss
accommodations.
Liability Waiver
If you have a class you'd like to
share with the community, fill
out a course proposal form and
send it in.
Refunds are not issued after a class
has begun. Notify Community Services
immediately if you need to cancel out of a
class. There are no prorated fees.
There is an inherent risk of accident
or injury in any activity. It is the
responsibility of the participant or the
parent of participant to be aware that
there are assumed risks in participation.
ISD 624 assumes no responsibility for
injuries received during activities. Any
changes in a participants activity level
should be done under approval and
direction of their physician and/or health
care provider(s).
Class proposals are due:
Class Confirmation
Questions?
Interested in
Teaching an Adult
Enrichment Class?
»» Fall - by June 20
»» Winter- by November 1
»» Spring - by January 23
Class proposals are generally
posted a month before the
deadline.
You can fined the online
proposal at: www.isd624.org/
community services then go to
Adult Programs.
Classes under $50 have a $5 refund
processing fee, $50-$149 have a $10
refund processing fee, $150-$399 have a
$20 refund processing fee, and $400 and
up have a $30 refund processing fee.
An automatic email confirmation will be
sent to you upon registration. Community
Services will contact you by telephone or
email if there is a change.
Please list a daytime telephone number
so Community Services can reach you
if a class is canceled at the last minute.
Community Services assumes no
responsibility for reaching those who do
not provide a daytime telephone number.
If you have questions about anything
contained in this catalog, please call the
Community Services and Recreation
Department general telephone number
(651) 407-7501.
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Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Visit our registration website
Create an account if you do not already
Register for classes.
Online
Registration
Mail your completed registration
sign up form and payment to:
Community Services
4855 Bloom Avenue
have one. Complete all contact
information and create a password.
Your email will be your login.
Fax your completed registration
sign up form with credit card
authorization to:
Sign up in person, Mon - Fri,
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM. An after-hours
drop box is available at:
(651) 407-7502
Community Services
WBLAS District Center - Room 106
4855 Bloom Avenue
Checks should be made payable to
Community Services.
White Bear Lake Area Schools Community Services & Recreation Department
4855 Bloom Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110 / www.whitebear.ce.feepay.com
Registration Form
CLASS NAME
CLASS NUMBER
LOCATION
FEE
IF PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR:
FEMALE
MALE
/
/
BIRTH DATE (MO/DAY/YR)
SCHOOL
TOTAL FEE
PARTICIPANT’S NAME (PLEASE PRINT)
CITY
(
)
HOME PHONE #
PAYMENT TYPE:
(
)
DAY PHONE #
CHECK
CASH
PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME
UCARE # (IF APPLICABLE)
ADDRESS
CHARGE MY:
(
)
PARENT/GUARDIAN’S CELL #
STATEZIP
EMERGENCY CONTACT (OTHER THAN PARENT)
EMAIL
VISA
(
)
EMERGENCY CONTACT’S PHONE #
MASTERCARD
CREDIT CARD #
IF AN AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM:
AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM, MY CHILD WILL:
EXP DATE
CARDHOLDER’S NAME (PLEASE PRINT)
GRADE
BE PICKED UP
BILLING ADDRESS
TRANSPORT HIM/HERSELF HOME
RETURN TO EXTENDED DAY
SIGNATURE
Registration form
White Bear Lake Area Schools Community Services & Recreation Department
4855 Bloom Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110 / www.whitebear.ce.feepay.com
CLASS NAME
CLASS NUMBER
LOCATION
FEE
IF PARTICIPANT IS A MINOR:
FEMALE
MALE
/
/
BIRTH DATE (MO/DAY/YR)
TOTAL FEE
PARTICIPANT’S NAME (PLEASE PRINT)
CITY
(
)
HOME PHONE #
PAYMENT TYPE:
(
)
DAY PHONE #
CHECK
CASH
CHARGE MY:
SIGNATURE
EXP DATE
BILLING ADDRESS
(
)
PARENT/GUARDIAN’S CELL #
EMERGENCY CONTACT (OTHER THAN PARENT)
(
)
EMERGENCY CONTACT’S PHONE #
MASTERCARD
CREDIT CARD #
CARDHOLDER’S NAME (PLEASE PRINT)
STATEZIP
EMAIL
VISA
SCHOOL
PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME
UCARE # (IF APPLICABLE)
ADDRESS
GRADE
IF AN AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM:
AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM, MY CHILD WILL:
BE PICKED UP
TRANSPORT SELF HOME
RETURN TO EXTENDED DAY
White Bear Lake School District
Community Services & Recreation Department
4855 Bloom Avenue
White Bear Lake, MN 55110-2371
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Postal Customer
Non-Profit
Organization
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