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WaitlistAfter School KarateAfter School & Summer Youth EnrichmentSTUDENTS MUST WEAR MASKS WHILE IN ATTENDANCE Students are instructed in non-aggressive, self-defense techniques and safety awareness. Personal esteem, respect for others, self-discipline and physical fitness are promoted. At the conclusion of class, students will be eligible to earn a certified belt. Returning students can earn a higher rank belt. Students should wear comfortable, loose fitting clothing such as sweat pants or shorts and a T-shirt. If they prefer, children have time to change after school.Uniforms are optional and can be purchased from the instructor. It is the responsibility of the parent to transport children from East Bethel Elementary School, St. Francis Elementary School, or other locations to class.Youth Enrichment 2020-2021
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PopularB.L.A.S.T. - Babysitting 101: Emergency OutfittersAfter School & Summer Youth EnrichmentThis course follows the American Academy of Pediatrics – Babysitter Lessons And Safety Training (BLAST). Students learn current practices for safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants, how to handle behavior problems, and how to manage their babysitting business. Students receive a reference book, recipe and game handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit. Bring a bag lunch, beverage and a snack.Youth Enrichment 2020-2021
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Babies and ParentsBabies and ParentsWaitlistEnjoy songs and games together and meet others who are experiencing the joys and challenges of raising a baby. You will also receive a special gift delivery after the completion of the class. This group is non-separating for parent discussion time. If a class has started please call for possible openings.2020-21 Early Childhood Family Education Classes and Special Events
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PopularBaseballBaseballVolunteer Coach Pitch League A fun beginner’s level of baseball to introduce fundamentals and the game. Players should bring a glove to each practice and wear tennis shoes or rubber cleats. NO TEAM REQUESTS. If you volunteer to coach a team your child will be on your team. Registration: now through April 17, 2020 Late registrations are subject to a $10 late fee. Registrations after April 17 will be accepted ONLY if spots are available.Youth Recreation 20-21
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Birth to Kindergarten - Afternoons (non-separating)Birth to Kindergarten and Parents - AfternoonsPopularJoin us for stories, songs and fun activities with other families. Children and parents will participate in circle time for the first 15-20 minutes. After circle time parents will discuss topics related to parenting and development.2020-21 Early Childhood Family Education Classes and Special Events
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Birth to Kindergarten and Parent Evening Night OwlsBirth to Kindergarten and Parents Evening Night OwlsShort parent/child classes that meet your families scheduling needs. Connect with other children and families while engaging in fun filled activities that are set up just for your child.2020-21 Early Childhood Family Education Classes and Special Events
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Bodacious Brunch BuffetCuisineBegins with tender scones riddled with fresh berries and white chocolate. There will be the quintessential fresh fruit salad with a delightful dip. Featured are succulent crab cakes blended with fresh vegetables, herbs and spices then lightly breaded and sautéed to perfection. You’ll learn to prepare quiche using a delicious combination of meats and cheeses baked in a flaky pastry crust. Also, the classic eggs benedict, poached eggs with tender Canadian bacon served on toasted English muffins with a velvety hollandaise sauce. French toast follows using fresh baked croissants soaked in a rich bath of eggs and milk, sautéed to a honey brown crispness with pure maple syrup. Currently, classes are demonstration only.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Body & Soul Cardio DanceHealth & FitnessDancing has a way of making you get lost in the music. Jumps, sides, pivots and body roll's are not only fun but give you a serious dance workout without feeling like work! This class allows you to go at your own pace so even if you are a beginner you can have fun! Come try this hour of laughing, dancing and fun and see for yourself how good this class is for your soul! If you like Monaca's previous class, you will love this class! If a class is currently in session and you would like to join please call 763-213-1640 or email CEAdult@isd15.org to register. Class is limited to 15 people and will be held either outside or inside. Safety measures will be required-6ft Social Distancing, mask required when not participating, bring hand sanitizer and water.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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PopularBody & Soul Cardio Dance ComboHealth & FitnessRegister for both Body & Soul Cardio Dance classes and receive a discounted rate of $100--a $10 savings! If a class is currently in session and you would like to join please call 763-213-1640 or email CEAdult@isd15.org to register. Class is limited to 18 people and will be held either outside or inside. Safety measures will be required-6ft Social Distancing, mask required when not participating, bring hand sanitizer and water.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Celebrating BabyCelebrating BabyPopularEnjoy songs and games together and meet others who are experiencing the joys and challenges of raising a baby. Do not forget to pick up your free gift!*2020-21 Early Childhood Family Education Classes and Special Events
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Classroom-Distance Learning and Behind the WheelDriver EducationThe State of Minnesota has extended the opportunity to teleconference classroom driver education instruction. St. Francis Area Schools Community Education has entered into a temporary partnership with A+ Driving School to provide you this option for classroom instruction only until further notice. This is an opportunity for students ages 14 years & 3 months of age and older to complete their 30 hours of classroom training from home! St. Francis Area Schools Community Education offers 30 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) instruction. Our teachers are licensed with the State of Minnesota, and have Driver Education Certification. Our program has been approved by the State of Minnesota Department of Public Safety. The years of experience of our instructors, along with their certification, provide a safe, high quality program for students. This class will be offered via teleconference in the safety of your own home! You will receive a secure login to the Online classroom approximately 1 day prior to the first class. Community Education programs will be open in compliance with State and Federal guidelines during this global pandemic. Please be advised that participant compliance with programming expectations for health and safety must be followed. Community Education programs will take an abundance of care for all participants but acknowledge a potential risk for health and safety due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Classroom Instruction: The 30 hour classroom course includes an extensive study of the Minnesota Drivers Manual, right of way rules, emergency situations, adverse driving, drinking and driving problems, and proper attitudes and responsibilities about driving. To pass the classroom portion, student must attend all 30 hours of classroom training. After classroom instruction is completed, the student will be issued a blue card if registered for BTW, if not registered for BTW, the student will receive a letter of completion (once student registers for BTW the blue card will be issued). The student will take the blue card along with the appropriate ID (see identification requirements at www.communityed15.com), corrective lenses (if needed) and fee to a Minnesota Drivers and Vehicle Services location. Classroom location: Currently being offered via teleconference. You will receive confirmation of your enrollment prior to the start of class. Students enrolling in classroom-only may enroll in behind the wheel after successful completion of the 30 hours of classroom. Currently, all blue cards will be mailed to the students home the week after successful completion of the class. Classroom Instruction: Classroom is currently being offered teleconference to your home. The 30 hour classroom course includes an extensive study of the Minnesota Drivers Manual, right of way rules, emergency situations, adverse driving, drinking and driving problems, and proper attitudes and responsibilities about driving. To pass the classroom portion, student must attend all 30 hours of classroom training. After classroom instruction is completed, the student will be issued a blue card if registered for BTW, if not registered for BTW, the student will receive a letter of completion (once student registers for BTW the blue card will be issued). The student will take the blue card along with the appropriate ID (see identification requirements at www.communityed15.com), corrective lenses (if needed) and fee to a Minnesota Drivers and Vehicle Services location. Behind-the-Wheel Instruction: Once the student has received their permit, they can schedule the 6 hour BTW instruction. Once the student has completed BTW, they will receive a white card. The student must have their permit for 6 months and effective January 1, 2015 every driver under the age of 18 who completes BTW instruction and is testing for a driver’s license must submit a driving log. Parents/ Guardians have two options regarding the driving log: 1. Complete a parent class provided by a driver education program approved in Minnesota (we offer this class), and then submit a supervised driving log showing their teen has completed at least 40 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are nighttime hours and a certificate of completion for the class; or 2. If the parent/guardian chooses to not complete the parent class, the driving log must show that their teen has completed at least 50 hours of supervised driving, 15 of which are night time hours. The road test needs to be scheduled with Minnesota Drivers and Vehicle Services, bring white card, proof of insurance, fee, permit, social security number and corrective lenses (if needed). Students must be 16 years old, had their instructional permit for 6 months and completed Behind the Wheel(BTW) prior to testing for their drivers license. Cost: The total cost of classroom and BTW is $360 payable at registration. Cost includes a $10 discount for registering for both! If you wish to register separately, cost of classroom is $100 and BTW is $270. No discount will apply if registering separately. No other discounts may be applied to these classes. Refunds: Please read carefully! Cancellations received within 5 or more business days prior to the start of class will qualify for a refund minus a $10 processing fee. If cancellation is made less than 5 business days prior to the start of class, you will forfeit the $100 classroom fee. After six months, no refund will be given for behind the wheel. BTW hours are be non-transferable. A $50 fee is retained if you cancel BTW within six months. No-Show Fee: If a student has signed up for BTW lessons with an instructor and fails to show up for a scheduled session, a $50 no-show fee will be charged, payable to Community Ed. Students will not be scheduled for another lesson until the no-show fee is paid.Driver Education 2020-2021
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Classroom-Only-Distance LearningDriver EducationThe State of Minnesota has extended the opportunity to teleconference classroom driver education instruction. St. Francis Area Schools Community Education has entered into a temporary partnership with A+ Driving School to provide you this option for classroom instruction only until further notice. This is an opportunity for students ages 14 years & 3 months of age and older to complete their 30 hours of classroom training from home! St. Francis Area Schools Community Education offers 30 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of Behind-the-Wheel (BTW) instruction. Our teachers are licensed with the State of Minnesota, and have Driver Education Certification. Our program has been approved by the State of Minnesota Department of Public Safety. The years of experience of our instructors, along with their certification, provide a safe, high quality program for students. This class will be offered via teleconference in the safety of your own home! You will receive a secure login to the Online classroom approximately 1 day prior to the first class. Community Education programs will be open in compliance with State and Federal guidelines during this global pandemic. Please be advised that participant compliance with programming expectations for health and safety must be followed. Community Education programs will take an abundance of care for all participants but acknowledge a potential risk for health and safety due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Classroom Instruction: The 30 hour classroom course includes an extensive study of the Minnesota Drivers Manual, right of way rules, emergency situations, adverse driving, drinking and driving problems, and proper attitudes and responsibilities about driving. To pass the classroom portion, student must attend all 30 hours of classroom training. After classroom instruction is completed, the student will be issued a blue card if registered for BTW, if not registered for BTW, the student will receive a letter of completion (once student registers for BTW the blue card will be issued). The student will take the blue card along with the appropriate ID (see identification requirements at www.communityed15.com), corrective lenses (if needed) and fee to a Minnesota Drivers and Vehicle Services location. Classroom location: Currently being offered via teleconference. You will receive confirmation of your enrollment prior to the start of class. Students enrolling in classroom-only may enroll in behind the wheel after successful completion of the 30 hours of classroom. Currently, all blue cards will be mailed to the students home the week after successful completion of the class.Driver Education 2020-2021
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Fabulous Fish DishesAdult Enrichment & RecreationLearn to create delicious fish dishes using a few basic techniques. This menu starts with a mixed greens and garden vegetable salad with a homemade creamy garlic dressing. We’ll grill fresh tuna steaks with a fabulous Mediterranean style relish served with pasta tossed with garlic in olive oil. Moist, flaky Atlantic salmon is slow baked with an oven dried tomato and dill butter sauce. Walleye Pike will be lightly breaded and pan-fried to a crispy golden brown and served with homemade tartar sauce and mashed potatoes. Key lime pie finishes topped with fresh whipped cream. Currently, classes are demonstration only.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Grand Ole Opry - Phyllis HummelEntertainment-Lunch BunchThe Grand Old Opry show will be performed by the Swinging Country Band, Bill Jordan, Jeff Zappa, Greg Donovan and performer Phyllis Hummel. Get ready for a show with featuring songs from George Jones, Conway Twitty, Kitty Wells, Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams Sr. and Hand William Jr, along with many more. The Swinging Country Band has been Inductees to The Mid America Hall Of Fame in 2010. Phyllis Hummel Is Inductee to the South Dakota Country Music Hall Of Fame. and also performed at the South Dakota State Fair Many Times.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Haunting and History of the Emerald IsleAdult Enrichment & RecreationJune is the author of ten published books; two of them histories with a paranormal twist, along with a fictional multicultural mystery of supernatural proportions. She has traveled on the dark side to five different Old World countries with her group of paranormal peeps. It is upon her travels to three of them, Ireland, England, and Transylvania in Romania, that her hour-long PowerPoint presentation, “Tracking Dracula,” is based for you to enjoy in the comfort and safety of your armchair. June also an Anoka County Historical Society Ghost Tour Guide for ten years and has taken part in numerous paranormal investigations. As well as being on familiar terms with the Anoka Ghosts, she has traveled to Ireland, England, and Romania to meet theirs. Specializing in history and the paranormal she is the author of; Digging up the Past: Unearthing the Stories of Anoka County based on her 80 Anoka History columns published in the Anoka Union Herald, The Haunting of the Anoka Masonic Lodge documenting the accounts of past Worshipful Masters of the Lodge who have encountered some of the Lodge’s passed members and History and Hauntings of the Emerald Isle, the first of three travelogues, “Traveling on the Dark Side.” June was also a part of a group of DAR writers who researched the biographies of Minnesota men who have received the Congressional Medal of Honor for the Congressional Medal of Honor Committee. In addition, she edited all 72 biographies, saw to the publication of the resulting book, Recipients of the Minnesota Medal of Honor, and travels the state giving PowerPoint presentations about these American Heroes.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Let's Play TogetherLet's Play TogetherPopularBring your young child/ren into the Early Childhood Family Center to experience fun and learning in a classroom set up just for them. Explore, learn and play together while engaging in a variety of activities. Preregistration is required. Fee: $4 per child2020-21 Early Childhood Family Education Classes and Special Events
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Line DancingHealth & FitnessPopularHave fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. This is an excellent class for those just beginning in line dance as well as the more experienced line dancers! Class size is limited to 12. Class is not eligible for insurance reimbursement. You must register for this class--no drop in's!2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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WaitlistLuck of the Irish-Todd AndersonEntertainment-Lunch Bunch“Luck of the Irish” is a program of all Irish and Irish/American music, ranging from sentimental and nostalgic to funny and raucous. You will enjoy the stories behind the songs as well as the music as Todd Anderson sings such tunes as “Danny Boy,” and “Molly Malone.” and sing-along favorites like “Tura, Lura, Lura,” and “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling.”2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Parenting Your Elementary Children (Parents only)Parenting your Elementary Children (parents only)A time for parents of children kindergarten through fifth grade to connect with each other and a Parent Educator to discuss the successes and challenges that you are facing. Group discussion will take place based on the needs of the group as well as hot topics that seem to be changing at a rapid pace. All classes will be held online via Zoom. You can connect from your phone, computer. laptop or tablet. A licensed Parent Educator will guide the discussion. A Parent Educator will send participants an email with login information prior to the first class. This class is a six weeks parent only class.2020-21 Early Childhood Family Education Classes and Special Events
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Rockin' WoodyEntertainment-Lunch BunchA man of many talents, Tom Strohmyer, known professionally as "Woody" has been entertaining audiences from age one to one hundred since 1983 playing guitar, keyboards, saxophone, trumpet, flute, and singing both in various bands and as a solo performer. A Lunch Bunch favorite, Woody is a one-man variety show, offering a variety music delivered in a variety of ways, both instrumentally and vocally. Did we mention he is also a juggler and a magician who can shoot the bull while keeping 5 balls aloft simultaneously?2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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Saavy Social Security Planning For WomenGeneral InterestPopularSocial Security is one of the few income sources that keeps up with inflation and lasts for life. But most women fail to maximize their benefits because they don’t understand the little-known rules that can help them get more out of the system. This workshop will cover : How much Social Security you stand to receive over your lifetime How the decisions you make in your 60s can determine the amount of income you will have in your 80s How to take advantage of spousal benefits, survivor benefits , divorced-spouse benefits, and evan divorced-spouse survivor benefits How to coordinate your own retirement benefit with benefits you might receive as a spouse or divorced-spouse Why Women who are married should make the decision about their husbands should apply for Social Security Why you should consider your husband's life expectancy when deciding when to claim your own retirement benefit What to do if your husband or ex-husband dies What to do if your marital status changes How to plan for the extra-long life This workshop is for women and for men who have women in their lives (wives, sisters, mothers). It features essential information all women need to have if they are concerned about financial security in retirement. Cody Clem, Registered Representative, North Metro Money Management 23624 St. Francis Boulevard NW, Suite 8, St. Francis, MN 55070, 763-434-9724. Lyle Clem, Registered Representative, North Metro Money Management 23624 St. Francis Boulevard NW, Suite 8, St. Francis, MN 55070, 763-434-9724. Securities offered through Parkland Securities, LLC member FINRA/SIPC.Fee-based investment advisory services offered through Sigma Planning Corporation , a registered investment advisor. North Metro Money Management is Independent of Parkland Securities, LLC, and Sigma Planning Corporation.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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PopularSoccerSoccerA fun, non-competitive league to teach young children the basic skills of soccer. Coaching will be done by parent volunteers. No referees or scores are kept and coaches will be teaching throughout the games. If parents do not volunteer to coach, the league will be cancelled. Shin guards required. Please no team requests. All players will be receiving a shirt. If you are interested in coaching please fill out the Online Coaches Application. Registration deadline is April 18. Ages levels may be combined based on enrollment.Youth Recreation 20-21
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PopularSocial Security for CouplesGeneral InterestThe Social Security decisions spouses make when they are in their 60S will determine the amount of total income they receive over their lifetime – including the lifetime of the spouse who lives the longest. This workshop will cover some little-known rules that can help married couples get more out of the Social Security system work. This workshop will cover: How much Social Security you and your spouse stand to receive over your joint lifetime Rules and guidelines for when spouses should apply for benefits How the decisions you make in your 60s can determine the amount of income you – or your surviving spouse – will have in your 80s and 90s How spouses with little or no prior earnings can take advantage of Social Security benefits How a little-known rule passed in 2000 has opened the door to creative spousal strategies The number-one most important thing all higher earning spouses should do Two key things you need to know about Social Security survivor benefits How remarriage affects survivor benefits from a former spouse How to avoid mistakes at your Social Security office. This workshop is primarily for married couples as it discusses Social Security benefits available to spouses. Cody Clem, Registered Representative, North Metro Money Management 23624 St. Francis Boulevard NW, Suite 8, St. Francis, MN 55070, 763-434-9724. Lyle Clem, Registered Representative, North Metro Money Management 23624 St. Francis Boulevard NW, Suite 8, St. Francis, MN 55070, 763-434-9724. Securities offered through Parkland Securities, LLC member FINRA/SIPC.Fee-based investment advisory services offered through Sigma Planning Corporation , a registered investment advisor. North Metro Money Management is Independent of Parkland Securities, LLC, and Sigma Planning Corporation.2021 Winter/Spring Adult Community Education Catalog
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SoftballSoftballVolunteer Coach Pitch League A fun beginner’s level of slow pitch softball to introduce fundamentals and the game of softball. Players should bring a glove to each practice and wear tennis shoes or rubber cleats. NO TEAM REQUESTS. If you volunteer to coach a team your child will be on your team. Registration: now through April 17, 2021 Late registrations are subject to a $10 late fee. Registrations after April 17 will be accepted ONLY if spots are available. Each team will meet for one hour on Tuesdays and ThursdaysYouth Recreation 20-21