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Afton Alps Ski (Gr. K-5/Adult & Gr. 6-10)Join us for a fun day of skiing and snowboarding at AftonAlps. Afton Alps features 45 trails and 18 chair lifts. An adultmust register and attend with elementary-aged students.Price for coach bus transportation and lift ticket is $44 PERperson. Ski or snowboard rental is an additional $24 PERperson. Please indicate your rental needs on the registrationform and the name of adult attending with students in gradesK-5. No refunds after registration. Bus will board and returnto the Northrop Education Center.

Class Code: 2045.250 Northrop-Parking Lot

Mon Feb. 21 8:00 AM-5:30 PM

Ski Welch Village (Gr. K-5/Adult & Gr. 6-9)Join us for a fun day of skiing and snowboarding at WelchVillage. An adult must register and attend with elementary-aged students. Price for coach bus transportation and liftticket is $35 PER person. Ski or snowboard rental is an addi-tional $19 PER person. Please indicate your rental needs onthe registration form and the name of adult attending for stu-dents in grades K-5. No refunds after registration. Bus willboard and return to the Northrop Education Center.


Fri Jan. 28 9:00 AM-5:15 PM

Basketball Skills & Drills (Gr. 3-5)Hoop it up with this skills-focused class. Learn the best wayto shoot, pass, rebound, and defend with drills set up to max-imize your B-ball potential! See you on the court! 3 classes,fee of $18.

Class Code: 2132.201 Bamber Valley-Gym

Mon Jan. 24-Feb. 7 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2132.202 Elton Hills-GymWed Jan. 26-Feb. 9 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Competitive Fencing for Beginners (Gr. 5-8)If you want to learn a competitive sport that lasts a lifetime,fencing is for you! We are offering an opportunity for you tomaster the skills and techniques at your own pace, as well asprepare for competition in USFA tournaments. Commitmentand dedication are the only requirements! We look forwardto helping you develop your skills to succeed and excel in thisexciting life sport. No class Feb. 7, 21, and Mar. 28. Classestake place at Hawthorne Education Center located at 7004th Ave. SE. 8 classes, fee of $99.

Class Code: 2058.200 Hawthorne-Gym

Mon Jan. 24-Apr. 4 7:00 PM-8:00 PM

Intermediate Competitive Fencing (Gr. 5-8)If you want to learn a competitive sport that lasts a lifetime,fencing is for you! We are offering an opportunity for you tomaster the skills and techniques after your beginner class. Itwill prepare you for competition in USFA tournaments. Noclass May 30. Prerequisite: Competitive Fencing for Beginner(Highly Recommended). Classes take place at Hawthorne Ed-ucation Center located at 700 4th Ave. SE. 8 classes,fee of $75.


Mon Apr. 11-Jun. 6 7:00 PM-8:00 PM

Open Fencing (Gr. 5-12)This class is the follow up to the Competitive Fencing classespreviously offered by the Community Education program.Fencers continue to master the skills and techniques in prepa-ration of the competition in USFA tournaments. Participant isrequired to acquire his/her own fencing equipment or pay anadditional $20 equipment fee on the first day of class. Wecan help you order your equipment at the first scheduledclass. No class Feb. 7, Feb. 21, Mar. 28, and May 30. Class isheld at Hawthorne Education Center, located at 700 4th Ave. SE.8 classes, fee of $40.


Mon Jan. 24-Apr. 4 7:00 PM-9:00 PM


Mon Apr. 11-Jun. 6 7:00 PM-9:00 PM

Flag FootballReady, Set, HIKE! Here is your chance to master those funda-mental football skills you have been meaning to work on. Rundrills, play games, and begin to lay down the groundworkthat you would need to be a future Heisman winner. Age-ap-propriate drills will foster growth in passing, catching, andfield positions. 3 classes, fee of $18.

Class Code: 2134.301 (Gr. K-1) John Adams-Fields

Sat Apr. 23-May 7 9:00 AM-10:00 AM

Class Code: 2134.302 (Gr. 2-3) John Adams-Fields

Sat Apr. 23-May 7 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

Floor Hockey (Gr. 2-5)This sport is similar to ice hockey, but is designed with plastichockey equipment and rules to encourage maximum partici-pation and safety. 3 classes, fee of $18.

Class Code: 2111.201 Northrop-GymMon Jan. 24-Feb. 7 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2111.202 Northrop-Gym

Mon Jan. 24-Feb. 7 5:00 PM-6:00 PM

Gym Jam (Gr. 2-5)Master the skills, learn the rules, and make new friends asyou play one exciting gym game after another. We willsqueeze in all the classics such as kickball, floor hockey, andsoccer, as well as save room for a few new ones like lacrosse,ultimate football, and maybe even a few we have made upalong the way. Games are skill level appropriate and classsize is limited. 3 classes, fee of $18.


Mon Feb. 28-Mar. 14 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2197.202 Northrop-GymMon Feb. 28-Mar. 14 5:00 PM-6:00 PM

Hoop It UpSaturday Basketball Skills(Gr. 2-3)Learn basic basketball skills, drills, and have fun. Athletes willwork on mastering essential skills needed to build the foun-dation of their game for the first half of theclass and then have the opportunity to demon-strate their skills during the last half of the hourwith games. Class will be taught with age/sizeappropriate materials. 3 classes, fee of $18.


Sat Mar. 5-Mar. 19 9:30 AM-10:30 AM


Sat Mar. 5-Mar. 19 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

Just for Kix (Gr. K-3)Come join the fun! Your class time will consist ofacross the floor dance exercises, stretching, andlearning a dance routine. Parents are welcometo watch the last five minutes of each class tosee the progress. Dancers should wear comfort-able dance or athletic clothes with tennis or bal-let shoes. 6 classes, fee of $58.

Class Code: 2198.250 Northrop-Rm. 210

Thu Feb. 10-Mar. 17 6:30 PM-7:15 PM

Lacrosse Skills Clinic (Gr. 6-8)Learn passing, catching, and shooting skills withthis after school class. Coaches will teach you

several drills that will help you learn the funda-mentals and get you ready for the up-and-com-ing season. This class is intended to give newathletes a chance to develop the skills neededto play on the lacrosse team as well as achance to decide if lacrosse is the sport forthem. Experienced players are welcome to at-tend as skills and drills will be adjusted to meetthe athlete where they are and challenge themto improve. Bring your sticks and eye wear ifyou have them and get ready for a work out!6 classes, fee of $36.

Class Code: 2055.301

John Adams-North Gym

Mon/Wed Jan. 31-Feb. 16 2:45 PM-4:30 PM

To register TODAY visit www.rochesterce.org/youth or call 328-40001

Sports and Recreation 1-2

Crafts and Cooking 3-4

Health and Safety 4

Hobbies and Collectibles 2

Master the Challenge 5-6

Art 6

Youth Volunteering 7

Trips 7-8

MSS 9

Announcements 8 and 10

www.rochesterce.org/youth or 328-4000

Registration Information 11

Youth Enrichment Coordinators:Linda Holm...................................................................328-4052

Kerry McAllister............................................................328-4053

Janet Szajner..............................................................328-4051

Registration..................................................................328-4000

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3-2-1 Blastoff!Get ready for lift-off! Customize and launchyour own model rocket and watch it soar!Launch will be held at the end of class on theCentury High School fields. Note: An adult mustattend with students Gr. K-2.1 class, fee of $20.

Class Code: 3210.251 (Gr. K-2/Adult)

Century-Rm. D-104

Sat Apr. 30 9:00 AM-10:30 AM

Class Code: 3210.252 (Gr. 3-5)

Century-Rm. D-104

Sat Apr. 30 10:30 AM-12:00 PM

Class Code: 3210.253 (Gr. 6-8)Century-Rm. D-104

Sat Apr. 30 12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Sew Your Own Pajamas (Gr. 4-8)Make your own fuzzy, flannel pajama pants. You will learnbasic machine sewing skills as you cut, assemble, and sew cus-tom-sized pants. All supplies are included in the class fee.2 classes, fee of $18.


Mon Jan. 31-Feb. 7 7:15 PM-8:15 PM

Fuzzy Fleece Mittens (Gr. 4-8)Sew up some fleece mitts to keep your paws warm in the win-ter months. Use contrasting fleece for extra warmth. This proj-ect is a great beginner sewing project. 1 class, fee of $14.


Mon Jan. 31 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Jewelry WorkshopAdd to your jewelry collection! Make an assortment of jew-elry which may include hair accessories, bracelets, necklaces,and key chains. 1 class, fee of $14.

Class Code: 3251.251 (Gr. K-2) Northrop-Rm. 112

Sat Feb. 12 9:00 AM-10:15 AM

Class Code: 3251.252 (Gr. 3-5) Northrop-Rm. 112

Sat Feb. 12 10:30 AM-11:45 AM

Wiggly Acres!Peek into the underground world of earthworms. Construct aworm and Plexiglas habitat and add worms. See how they

turn waste into soil and dig tunnels to create drainage forplants. All supplies are included (worms too!). Note: An adultmust attend with ages 4-6. 1 class, fee of $20.

Class Code: 3227.351 (Gr. K-5) Northrop-Rm. 102

Sat Apr. 23 9:00 AM-10:15 AM

Class Code: 3227.352 (Ages 4-6) Northrop-Rm. 102

Sat Apr. 23 10:30 AM-11:45 AM

Little Hoopsters (Gr. K-2)Participate in fun games and exercises that will emphasizepassing, dribbling, shooting, running, jumping, and defense.All games will be appropriate for the young hoopster. Theseskills prepare you for those basketball years ahead. Dontpass the ball on this oneit should be a sure shot.3 classes, fee of $18.

Class Code: 2050.201 Elton Hills-Gym

Tue Feb. 15-Mar. 1 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2050.202 Bishop-Gym

Thu Feb. 17-Mar. 3 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Little Hoopsters II (Gr. K-2)When you have mastered Little Hoopsters, it is time to step

up to Little Hoopsters II. Get ready for dribbling, passing,and shooting drills to take you to the next hoopster level!Class size limited. 3 classes, fee of $18.

Class Code: 2051.301 Sunset Terrace-Gym Rm.

Tue Mar. 8-Mar. 22 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2051.302 Bamber Valley-Gym

Thu Mar. 10-Mar. 24 4:00 PM-5:00 PM

National Karate Studio (Gr. K-2)Develop muscles and increase flexibility through the use ofkarate. Focus will also include improving coordination and lis-tening skills. For more information visit www.nationalkarate.com.Class is held at the National Karate School located at North-west Plaza, 3526 55th St. NW. 3 classes, fee of $10.

Class Code: 2031.201 National Karate

Tue Feb. 1-Feb. 15 4:30 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2031.301 National Karate

Tue Mar. 29-Apr. 12 4:30 PM-5:00 PM

Hapkido (Ages 13 & Up)Train in Street Smart self-defense including throws, take-downs, joint locks, kicks, and strikes. This class is an introduc-tion. Martial Art Fitness Center is located at 2849 S.Broadway. www.mafci.com. Choose one session only.4 classes, fee of $29.

Class Code: 5039.201 Martial Arts Fitness Center

Tue/Thu Jan. 11-Jan. 20 6:00 PM-7:00 PM


Tue/Thu Feb. 8-Feb. 17 6:00 PM-7:00 PM


Tue/Thu Mar. 8-Mar. 17 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Class Code: 5039.204 Martial Arts Fitness CenterTue/Thu Apr. 5-Apr. 14 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Judo (Ages 13 & Up)Judo means the gentle way. Judo is for sport, discipline, fit-ness, self-defense, and a way of life. Judo is known for itsspectacular throws plus joint locks, chokes, and grappling.Judo emphasizes safety. This is class is an introduction. Mar-tial Art Fitness Center is located at 2849 S. Broadway.www.mafci.com. Choose one session only. 4 classes,fee of $29.








Tue/Thu Apr. 5-Apr. 14 7:00 PM-8:00 PM

Kardio Kick (Ages 13 & Up)Kick yourself into shape! Firm up! Lose weight! Get in Shape!Punch, kick, and stretch your way to good health with this ex-citing workout to energetic music! Choose one session only.4 classes, fee of $29.

Class Code: 5070.201 Martial Art Fitness Center

Mon. Jan. 10-Jan. 31 6:30-7:30 PM


Mon Feb. 7-Feb. 28 6:30 PM-7:30 PM


Mon Mar. 7-Mar. 28 6:30 PM-7:30 PM


Mon Apr. 4-Apr. 25 6:30 PM-7:30 PM

Yoga Calm for Children (Gr. 2-6)Students will be taught how to handle stress and pressure in apositive and fun way. This class will build confidence and self-esteem while students learn a yoga routine, breathing exer-cises, and how to use personal coping skills to reduce anxietylevels. Class is taught by Mary Butlin: Certified Yoga Calm In-structor. 4 classes, fee of $29.


Sat Feb. 5-Feb. 26 9:00 AM-10:00 AM

Taekwondo (Ages 5 & Up)Taekwondo is Koreas national martial art utilizing the handand foot for blocking and striking techniques. Develop disci-pline, flexibility, and stamina with this introductory program.Wear comfortable work-out clothes. For questions, call(507)281-4335, visit us at www.mafci.com or email us at:[email protected]. Martial Art Fitness Center is located at2849 S. Broadway. Choose one session only. 4 classes,fee of $29.


Mon/Wed Jan. 10-Jan. 19 6:00 PM-7:00 PM




Mon/Wed Feb. 7-Feb. 16 6:00 PM-7:00 PMClass Code: 2036.204 Martial Arts Fitness Center



Mon/Wed Mar. 7-Mar. 16 6:00 PM-7:00 PM




Mon/Wed Apr. 4-Apr. 13 6:00 PM-7:00 PM



Zumba (Ages 13 & Up)Zumba is an exciting dance fitness program combining Latin

and international music with dance to make exercise fun.Choose one session only. 4 classes, fee of $29.

Class Code: 5031.201 Martial Art Fitness Center

Wed. Jan. 5-Jan. 26 6:30-7:30 PM


Wed Feb. 2-Feb. 23 6:30 PM-7:30 PM


Wed Mar. 2-Mar. 23 6:30 PM-7:30 PM


Wed Apr. 6-Apr. 27 6:30 PM-7:30 PM

2Rochester Community Education - Youth Programs - Winter/Spring 2011

WWW.ROCHESTERCE.ORG/YOUTH328-4000

REGISTER TODAY!


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ATVAll Terrain Vehicle Safety(Ages 11 & Up)Learn the principles of all terrain vehicle (ATV) safety. Theclass is in two segments. Part 1: The ATV CD-ROM portion ofthe class must be done as a self-study unit at home. You willnot be allowed to participate in the field operating class un-less you have first completed the ATV CD-ROM. Phone theDNR Information Center at 888-646-6367 or 651-296-

6157 to get your free copy. Part 2 on Apr. 16: Review thewritten test and accomplish the field operating skills. YouMUST BE 11 years of age or older BEFORE the class startdate to be eligible to take this class. Upon completion, eachstudent will be DNR certified to operate an ATV on trails.Class will include safety techniques, riding methods, legal re-quirements, first aid, and hands-on riding skills. Parents mustaccompany their child to class to sign the DNR forms. Class istaught by DNR Safety Instructors. Bring your lunch includingbeverage. The class and driving test will be held at JohnAdams Middle School. Students can bring their own ATV toclass.Please bring a helmet and birth certificate to class.1 class, fee of $20.

Class Code: 5712.300 John Adams-Cafeteria

Sat Apr. 16 8:30 AM-12:00 PM

Skill testing outside from 12:00 PM-3:00 PM

CABS-Childcare & BabysittingSafety (Gr. 4-5)Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter.Topics include accessing 911, medical emergen-cies, fire safety, personal safety, child develop-ment, proper feeding techniques, and theHeimlich maneuver. The CABS book (yours tokeep) and course were developed by the Amer-ican Safety and Health Institute and approvedby the American Pediatrics Association.1 class,fee of $25.


Sat Jan. 29 9:00 AM-12:00 PM


Sat Apr. 9 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

First Aid Fun! (Gr. K-1)First Aid Fun will cover emergency actions,choking, injuries, poisons, shock, fires and burns,and water emergencies. Students will learn firstaid skills appropriate for their ages. The classfee includes a coloring book and a mini first aidkit. Class taught by qualified American RedCross instructors. American Red Cross is locatedat 310 14th St. SE. 1 class, fee of $29.

Class Code: 3901.251 American Red Cross

Wed Mar. 30 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Red Cross Babysitting (Ages 11-13)This course will prepare youth ages 11-13 years to be re-sponsible baby-sitters. Course includes: interviewing for a job,handling emergencies, selecting safe toys and games, super-vising children, feeding and dressing infants, mini first aid forchoking, rescue breathing, and child growth and develop-ment. Class fee includes Babysitters Training Handbook,Emergency Reference Guide and CD-Rom, and a mini firstaid kit. The course is taught by certified American Red Crossinstructors. Students MUST attend the required hours listed

and be at least 11 years old before class begins. Bring asack lunch. American Red Cross is located at 310 14th St. SE.1 class, fee of $59.

Class Code: 5701.251 American Red CrossFri Jan. 28 8:30 AM-3:30 PM

Class Code: 5701.252 American Red CrossTue Mar. 29 8:30 AM-3:30 PM

Class Code: 5701.253 American Red CrossThu Mar. 31 8:30 AM-3:30 PM

Safe Sitter (Ages 11-13)The Safe Sitter program includes general information aboutbabysitting as a business, child care techniques, behaviormanagement, safety concerns, prevention techniques, first aidinformation, and procedures for rescue of an obstructed air-way. This curriculum is a competency-based, highly structured,interactive curriculum taught by Registered Nurses who aretrained Safe Sitter instructors from the Mayo Clinic Depart-ment of Emergency Medicine. The Mayo Clinic is an author-ized Safe Sitter training site. Class fee includes a Safe Sittermanual, Safe Sitter back pack, flashlight, and other hand-outs. Bring a sack lunch. You MUST be at least 11 years old toparticipate. 1 class, fee of $40.

Class Code: 3911.261 Northrop-Rm. 201Fri Jan. 28 8:30 AM-4:00 PM

Class Code: 3911.361 Northrop-Rm. 201Fri Mar. 25 8:30 AM-4:00 PM

When Im in Charge (Ages 8-11)This two-hour Red Cross course prepares children to respondsafely to a variety of situations when direct parent supervi-sion is unavailable. Participants will role-play answeringphone and door situations, discuss gun and internet safety,learn personal safety techniques, and practice first aid skills.Each student will receive a participation guide and an emer-gency phone list grid. American Red Cross is located at310 14th St. SE. 1 class, fee of $29.

Class Code: 3920.251 American Red Cross

Wed Mar. 30 10:00 AM-12:00 PM

Snowmobile Safety (Ages 11-15)Learn the principles of safe snowmobiling. Class is taught byDNR Safety Instructors. Upon completion, each student will becertified to operate a snowmobile in Minnesota. Class will in-clude how to drive your snowmobile, maintenance and repair,winter survival, regulations, and responsibility. Students mustbe at least 11 years old to register. Eleven year olds mayparticipate in class, but their certificate is not good until theyreach age 12. Parents, you must stop by Northrop for amandatory registration night on January 4th. This initial meet-ing is required for you to collect class materials, sign DNR

forms, and gain an understanding of what is required beforeyou attend the first class. Registration will be drop in formatand will take place between 7:00 PM-8:00 PM at Northrop.Bring one stamped self-addressed legal size envelope per stu-dent to the first class. Classroom and driving test will be Satur-day, January 22 from 8:00 AM-2:00 PM at Northrop.Pleasebring a sack lunch. Fee of $10.

Class Code: 5708.200 Northrop-Rm. 308 (Registration)

Tue Jan. 4 7:00 PM-8:00 PM

Northrop-Rm. 308 (Classroom and testing)

Sat, Jan. 22 8:00 AM-2:00 PM

Youth Boating Qualification (Ages 12 & Up)This is an opportunity for students ages 12 and older to earna Minnesota DNR Watercraft Operators Permit. The U.S.Coast Guard Auxiliary will present information on variouswatercraft including personal watercraft (jet skis). This DNR

approved class will cover boating skills, MN regulations, ter-minology, and other aspects of boating safety. Class includesa complete packet of materials and the administering of thestate test for cer tification. Parents are welcome to registeralso. Co-sponsored with the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. In-structor: Doug Cederholm. This class will meet on Tuesday andThursday. 4 classes, fee of $18.







Toy Workshop(Gr. K-5)Come to the Toy Workshop and make a variety of toys totake home and play with. We will make all kinds of toys andgames. 1 class, fee of $12.

Class Code: 2336.250 Bamber Valley-Art Rm.

Tue Feb. 22 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.251 Riverside-Ar t Rm.

Wed Feb. 23 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.252 Sunset Terrace-Ar t Rm.

Thu Feb. 24 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.253 Folwell-Art Rm.

Tue Mar. 1 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.254 Lincoln-Ar t Rm.

Mon Feb. 28 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.255 Jefferson-K-Commons

Wed Mar. 2 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.256 Gage-Music Rm. 235

Tue Mar. 8 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.257 Bishop-Art Rm.

Thu Mar. 3 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.258 Elton Hills-Art Rm.

Mon Mar. 7 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.259 Ben Franklin-Ar t Rm.

Mon Mar. 14 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 2336.271 Gibbs-Art Rm.

Wed Mar. 9 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Valentine PartyThis is a celebration all about sweetness. We will decorateand personalize a treasure box to fill with all our specialthings, construct some candy-favors to decorate our table orgive as gifts, and learn some basic cake decorating tech-niques as we decorate our Valentine cookies. Note: An adultmust attend with student age 3-Gr. 1. 1 class, fee of $15.

Class Code: 2319.261 (Ages 3-Gr. 1/Adult)Northrop-Rm.

109

Sat Feb. 12 9:00 AM-10:30 AM


Sat Feb. 12 10:45 AM-12:15 PM



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Build a Tin Can RobotTurn an aluminum pop can into a walking, wobbling, bug-eyed robot. Robot runs on one AA battery. 1 class,fee of $22.


Sat Feb. 5 9:00 AM-10:00 AM

Class Code: 3145.262 (Gr. 6-8) Northrop-Rm. 109Sat Feb. 5 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

Build a Windmill GeneratorRecycle your own water bottle or use one of ours to create areal windmill generator. Then, watch the LED glow as it ispowered by the energy from the wind. No battery required.1 class, fee of $19.


Sat Feb. 26 9:00 AM-10:00 AM


Sat Feb. 26 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

Chess (Gr. 1-5)Participation in Chess has been shown to increase test scoresin reading and math. Chess helps develop critical thinking,

problem solving abilities, concentration, memory, attentionspan, patience, sportsmanship, and other skills. Students willlearn basic principles and strategy of how to open a chessgame, how to conduct the middlegame, and how to win (oravoid losing) in the endgame. Many other basic to advancedlevel tactics are also taught. Class is for beginning to ad-vanced players. 4 classes, fee of $24.

Class Code: 3206.250 Gage-Media Center

Thu Feb. 24-Mar. 17 7:45 AM-9:10 AM

Class Code: 3206.251 Folwell-Media Center

Tue Jan. 25-Feb. 15 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3206.252 Elton Hills-Media Center

Wed Jan. 26-Feb. 16 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3206.253 Washington-Media Center

Wed Jan. 26-Feb. 16 7:45 AM-9:10 AM

Class Code: 3206.254 Bamber Valley-Media Center

Tue Jan. 25-Feb. 15 7:45 AM-9:10 AMClass Code: 3206.255 Gibbs-Media Center

Tue Jan. 25-Feb. 15 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3206.256 Bishop-Rm. 21 Media Center

Mon Jan. 24-Feb. 14 7:45 AM-9:10 AM

Class Code: 3206.257 Ben Franklin-Media Center

Tue Mar. 1-Mar. 22 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3206.258 Sunset Terrace-Media Center

Wed Mar. 2-Mar. 23 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3206.259 Lincoln-Media Center

Tue Mar. 1-Mar. 22 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3206.270 Jefferson-Media Center

Wed Mar. 2-Mar. 23 7:45 AM-9:10 AM

City-Wide Spelling Bee (Gr. 2-5)Join the fun! Certificates and refreshments for each partici-pant! Parents welcome. Check-in is from 12:30 PM-12:50 PM.ONLY! Registrants will compete with students in their owngrade level. Bee will start promptly at 1:00 PM. Start in thechampionship round. When a word is missed, continue in theconsolation round. Awards ceremony immediately follows thespelling rounds. Volunteers needed. Please indicate on theregistration form your willingness to help. Co-sponsored byRochester Area PTSA Council, Rochester Optimist Club, Com-munity Education, and the Century National Honor Society.Practice word lists can be obtained on the district website at:www.rochesterce.org/youth. While these words will comprisethe vast majority of the words used in the event, the judgesWILL INCLUDE WORDS NOT CONTAINED IN THE PRACTICEWORD LIST. Registration ends Friday, March 4. Registrationswill NOT be accepted at the door on the day of the event.1 class, fee of $5.

Class Code: 3026.250 Century-Cafeteria South

Sat Mar. 12 12:30 PM-3:30 PM

Engineering Exploration (Gr. 2-6)Engineers take scientific knowledge and make useful thingsfrom it. Make a variety of polymers with different properties.Learn about load demands by building a simple structure.Analyze an old appliance (such as a hair dryer, toaster,clock, radio) that is ready for the scrap heap. Bring an old ap-pliance if you have one to discard. Parents, please cut off theelectrical cord before sending the appliance with your child.

1 class, fee of $12.


Sat Mar. 5 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Flight School 2 (Gr. 2-5)Build a high performance glider that can be launched byhand or with the tow rope provided. Learn about aerody-namics and how to get the best out of your aircraft for aero-batics, speed, or long flights. Take the pilots exam includedin the instructions and fill in a flight log book just like a realpilot! 2 classes, fee of $18.


Mon Feb. 28-Mar. 7 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3047.251 Gibbs-Art Rm.

Tue Mar. 1-Mar. 8 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3047.252 Folwell-Ar t Rm.

Tue Mar. 15-Mar. 22 3:35 PM-5:00 PM


Wed Mar. 16-Mar. 23 3:35 PM-5:00 PM


Thu Mar. 10-Mar. 17 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

GATEway Science Fair 2011 (Gr. 2-6)Be a student scientist! Before the Science Fair, think of a topicthat interests you, then do an experiment at home to learnmore about it. Explain your experiment with pictures, words,and graphs on a display board. Then, bring your board tothe Science Fair to explain your project to reviewers. Youllsee a fun Science Museum presentation and receive a certifi-cate of participation, written reviews of your project, and acool t-shirt!

EVENT SCHEDULE

12:301:30 PM Checkin and set up your project

1:302:30 PMGroup 1 Explain your project to reviewers

Group 2 Electricity presentation by Science

Museum of MN2:303:00 PM Snack provided for students

3:004:00 PM

Group 1 Electricity presentation by ScienceMuseum of MN

Group 2 Explain your project to reviewers

4:004:45 PM Open to the public and time to seeother projects

4:45 PM Receive your reviews and pack up your project

Please see rules and full information at

www.rochestergateway.com. Registration due by January19. Late registrants might not receive tshirts. An adultmust attend with student; family members are welcome to

attend free. On the registration form, indicate tshirt size

[Youth S(6/8), M(10/12), L(14/16), or Adult S, M, L, XL]and project category [biology, chemistry, earth science,consumer science, physics, or other/undecided]. If you

have partners, register separately and write the names of

your teammates next to the project category. Please notethat pictures for publication WILL BE TAKEN at the fair.

The Science Fair is run by volunteers who would welcome yourhelp. Contact Diane at 281-1498 with questions, to inquireabout financial assistance for project expenses, or to volun-teer. 1 class, fee of $6.

Class code: 3071.260 Mayo Clinic

Gonda Building/Landow Atrium

Sat Feb. 5 12:30-4:45 pm

LEGO Robo Champs!Build your own Robo Champ game by LEGO. There is a con-test at the robot factory. The first to build a robot with all thecorrect color parts will be named the Robo Champ. If some-one takes a part you need, you may have to take it back toachieve victory. You will have your own game to bring home.1 class, fee of $20.

Class Code: 3133.251 (Gr. K-2) Northrop-Rm. 112Sat Feb. 5 9:00 AM-10:15 AM


Sat Feb. 5 10:30 AM-11:45 AM

My Cool Room (Gr. 4-8)Become an interior designer for the day! The Bedroom byVincent Van Gogh will be your inspiration as you create adiorama of your dream room. Well use paint, paper, ModelMagic, and other materials to construct mini beds, dressers,posters, rugs, and more. What cool stuff will you make to fillup your room? Your imagination will be your guide! 1 class,fee of $16.


Sat Mar. 5 9:30 AM-12:00 PM

Paddle-to-the-Sea (Gr. 2-5)In Clancy Hollings award winning book, a young boy fromthe Canadian wilderness carves a canoe that he names Pad-dle-to-the-Sea. The boy sets the toy carving in the water totake a journey to the sea. The canoe passes through theGreat Lakes, the St. Lawrence River, and finally the AtlanticOcean. The adventure includes wild animals, saw mills, fishingnets, and a shipwreck. Listen to story excerpts, make yourown canoe, and map the journey of Paddle-to-the Sea.2 classes, fee of $18.


Tue Mar. 1-Mar. 8 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3226.252 Gibbs-Media Center

Mon Jan. 24-Jan. 31 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3226.254 Folwell-Media Center

Mon Mar. 14-Mar. 21 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3226.255 Sunset Terrace-Art Rm.

Wed Feb. 23-Mar. 2 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3226.256 Elton Hills-Art Rm.

Tue Feb. 15-Feb. 22 3:35 PM-5:00 PM


Thu Feb. 24-Mar. 3 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Rubber Flubber Experiments (Gr. 4-8)Make rubber balls, foam rubber, erasers, rubber stamps, wa-terproof cloth, and rubber dinosaurs. Learn about this amaz-ing and useful natural substance, states of matter, andchemical reactions. Note: Students with latex or protein aller-gies should NOT register for this class. 1 class, fee of $16.


Sat Mar. 12 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

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Solar Powered Building SetUse solar energy to power a motor that can be used to buildany one of six different devicesan air boat, windmill, ro-botic puppy, moving car, a stationary plane, or a revolvingplane. Works outside in sunlight or inside with a high intensitylamp! Kit includes: solar cell, motor, and 21 snap-togetherparts. We will construct them all as a group, and then youcan take the kit home for many more hours of play. 1 class,fee of $29.


Sat Mar. 12 9:30 AM-11:00 AM

Class Code: 3147.262 (Gr. 6-8) Northrop-Rm. 112Sat Mar. 12 12:00 PM-1:30 PM

Stunt Buggy and ChopperTest your skills! Build your own electronic stunt buggy. Make achopper and test drive your hog. Note: An adult must at-tend with student Gr. 1-3. 1 class, fee of $25.

Class Code: 3134.351 (Gr. 1-3/Adult) Northrop-Rm. 102

Sat Mar. 19 12:30 PM-2:00 PM


Sat Mar. 19 2:00 PM-3:30 PM

Science Explorers VI (Gr. 2-5)If you enjoyed previous Science Explorers classes, or if youve never attended one of them before, join us again for four newtopics! Our class topics will be: Electrical Circuits II (build an electromagnet and a light-up game); Horticulture (analyze typesof seeds and look at parts of a plant); Engineering (build bridges and test different designs for strength); and Astronomy(study the planets and build a model of the solar system). No prerequisite required. 4 classes, fee of $45.

Class Code: 3083.261 Pinewood-Art Rm.

Wed Mar. 2-Mar. 23 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.262 Bishop-Art Rm.

Tue Jan. 25-Feb. 15 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.263 Gage-Staff Lounge

Wed Jan. 26-Feb. 16 3:35 PM-5:00 PM


Thu Jan. 27-Feb. 17 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.265 Sunset Terrace-Ar t Rm.Mon Feb. 28-Mar. 21 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.266 Washington-Staff Lounge

Mon Jan. 24-Feb. 14 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.267 Lincoln-Art Rm.

Tue Mar. 1-Mar. 22 3:35 PM-5:00 PM


Thu Mar. 3-Mar. 24 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.361 Hoover-Art Rm.

Mon Apr. 11-May 2 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.362 Jefferson-Art Rm.

Tue Apr. 12-May 3 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.363 Gibbs-Art Rm.Wed Apr. 13-May 4 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

Class Code: 3083.364 Folwell-Ar t Rm.

Thu Apr. 14-May 5 3:35 PM-5:00 PM

LEARN TO DRAW (Gr. K-5)Do you love to draw or wish you could learn? Our classes are designed for artists at every level. Come for a step-by-step approach to the basics or a chance to perfect and addto techniques you already know. Remember drawing isnt just about ar t; drawing is about fine motor coordination, self-esteem, and creative confidence. All classes meet 3:35-4:40 PM. Fee of $39 for 6 classes.

Party Animal! (Gr. K-6)Kids will have a blast painting their favorite animal figurine;always a popular and fun choice! Choose from four differentanimals. Color Me Mine is located at 3160 Wellner Dr. NE.1 class, fee of $17.

Class Code: 4133.260 Color Me Mine

Tue Feb. 8 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Picture This! (Gr. K-8)Kids will get to paint a special picture frame for Mom or Dad(or Grandma or Grandpa). This will be a hand-paintedkeepsake for any parent or grandparent to treasure! ColorMe Mine is located at 3160 Wellner Dr. NE. 1 class,

fee of $21.Class Code: 4141.360 Color Me Mine

Tue Apr. 5 6:00 PM-7:30 PM

BAMBER VALLEY-MEDIA CENTERClass Code: 4101.214 Tue Feb. 1-Mar. 8 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.314 Tue Apr. 5-May 10 6 Classes

BISHOP-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.219 Mon Jan. 31-Mar. 14 (Skip: Feb. 21) 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.319 Mon Apr. 4-May 9 6 Classes

CHURCHILL-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.212 Tue Feb. 8-Mar. 15 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.312 Tue Apr. 5-May 10 6 Classes

ELTON HILLS-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.215 Wed Feb. 2-Mar. 9 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.315 Wed Apr. 6-May 11 6 Classes

FOLWELL-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.211 Wed Feb. 2-Mar. 9 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.311 Wed Apr. 6-May 11 6 Classes

FRANKLIN-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.218 Wed Feb. 2-Mar. 9 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.318(Media Center) Wed Apr. 6-May 11 6 Classes

GAGE-MUSIC RM.Class Code: 4101.216 Mon Jan. 31-Mar. 14 (Skip: Feb. 21) 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.316 Mon Apr. 4-May 9 6 Classes

GIBBS-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.223 Thu Feb. 17-Mar. 24 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.323 Thu Apr. 7-May 12 6 Classes

HOOVER-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.220 Thu Feb. 3-Mar. 10 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.320 Thu Apr. 7-May 12 6 Classes

JEFFERSON-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.222 Thu Feb. 3-Mar. 10 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.322 Thu Apr. 7-May 12 6 Classes

LINCOLN-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.221 Thu Feb. 3-Mar. 10 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.321 Thu Apr. 7-May 12 6 Classes

PINEWOOD-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.217 Mon Jan. 31-Mar. 14 (Skip: Feb. 21) 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.317 Mon Apr. 4-May 9 6 Classes

SUNSET TERRACE-ART RM.Class Code: 4101.210 Tue Feb. 1-Mar. 8 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.310 Tue Apr. 5-May 10 6 Classes

WASHINGTON-STAFF LOUNGEClass Code: 4101.213 Wed Feb. 2-Mar. 9 6 ClassesClass Code: 4101.313 Wed. Apr. 6-May 11 6 Classes


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Care Bags for Kids (Gr. 2-5)Make and fill a Care Bag for a child in need! These bagswith soap, shampoo, and other necessities will be given tochildren at the Crisis Nursery or the Womens Shelter. 1 class,fee of $5.


Tue Mar. 1 6:00 PM-7:00 PM

Quilts for Kids (Gr. 4-8)Make a fluffy quilt for a baby in need of a warm blanket.You will learn basic sewing skills as you cut, assemble, andsew layers of colorful fabric. All supplies are included in theclass fee. Blankets will be donated to either the OlmstedCounty Crisis Nursery or Womens Shelter. 2 classes,fee of $10.


Mon May 2-May 9 6:00 PM-7:30 PM

Winter Wear for Kids (Gr. 3-8)Make a fuzzy fleece hat and scarf and other winter items fora child in need. They will be donated to the Womens Shelter,Friendship Place, or Child Care Resource and Referral forchildren that come to the Crisis Nursery. No sewing skills re-quired. 1 class, fee of $10.


Thu Jan. 27 6:30 PM-7:30 PM


Starting Your Childs Music Study(Parents of preschool-elementary children)Want your child to take music lessons, but dont know whereto start? Know how to get a preschooler involved in hockey,but have no clue what to do if your child really likes to sing?The best time to start to learn music is at a young age, but asa parent, beginning the process is challengingchoosing theinstrument to play, finding the right teacher, and learning

what helps a child have fun and succeed. This class providesthat head-start. With a focus on preschool and elementaryages, music teachers of piano, voice, band, and string instru-ments will talk about these topics, as well as the best time tostart lessons, how the instruments are taught, and the timeand financial commitment involved. Supplementary materialand contact information will be provided. Note: This class isfor parents only. Sponsored by SEMYO (Southeastern Min-nesota Youth Orchestras). 1 class, fee of $15.


Mon Mar. 7 6:30 PM-8:00 PM

Adventures in Acting (Gr. K-1)Through fun games and activities, students will be encour-aged to use their own imaginations to create new charactersand explore new worlds. This class is a great introduction tothe theatrical arts. No class Apr. 23 and May 7. RochesterCivic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE. 6 classes,fee of $25.

Class Code: 4106.261 Rochester Civic Theatre

Sat Jan. 22-Feb. 26 9:00 AM-9:30 AM


Sat Jan. 22-Feb. 26 10:00 AM-10:30 AM


Sat Jan. 22-Feb. 26 11:00 AM-11:30 AM


Sat Apr. 2-May 21 9:00 AM-9:30 AM


Sat Apr. 2-May 21 10:00 AM-10:30 AM


Sat Apr. 2-May 21 11:00 AM-11:30 AM

Beyond the Stage (Gr. 6-12)For the serious actor/actress, this class will take a conserva-tory style approach to the art of acting. Students will explorenon-traditional styles of theatre and acting, work one-on-onewith a knowledgeable instructor, develop a repertoire ofskills that can be used both on and off the stage, and be of-fered the opportunity to think outside the box to challengethemselves to grow as performers. This class is designed for

students who wish to explore and expand upon their theatri-cal skills and talents outside of a performance setting. Opento students who have attended previous Theatre Academyclasses or STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester) orhave had previous acting experience. No class Apr. 26.Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE.6 classes, fee of $85.


Tue Jan. 18-Feb. 22 4:00 PM-6:00 PM


Tue Apr. 5-May 17 4:00 PM-6:00 PM

Elementary Theatre Projects (Gr. 2-3)Do you love STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester)?Wish you could attend STAR during the school year? Nowyou can! Sign up for one of our exciting new Theatre Projects!Through fun games, activities, and exercises, students will de-

velop their skills in voice, movement, and theatrical perform-ance. They will apply them in an original play, which will beperformed for family, friends, and community on the last dayof class. No class Apr. 23. Rochester Civic Theatre is locatedat 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE. 6 classes, fee of $45.


Sat Jan. 22-Feb. 26 12:00 PM-1:00 PM


Sat Jan. 22-Feb. 26 1:30 PM-2:30 PM


Sat Apr. 9-May 21 12:00 PM-1:00 PM


Sat Apr. 9-May 21 1:30 PM-2:30 PM

Intermediate Theatre Projects (Gr. 4-5)Do you love STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester)?Wish you could attend STAR during the school year? Nowyou can! Sign up for one of our exciting new Theatre Projects!Through fun games, activities, and exercises, students will de-velop their skills in voice, movement, and theatrical perform-ance. They will apply them in an original play, which will beperformed for family, friends, and community on the last dayof class. No class Apr. 23. Rochester Civic Theatre is locatedat 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE. 6 classes, fee of $85.


Sat Jan. 22-Feb. 26 3:00 PM-5:00 PM


Sat Apr. 9-May 21 3:00 PM-5:00 PM

Senior Theatre Projects (Gr. 6-12)Do you love STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester)?Wish you could attend STAR during the school year? Nowyou can! Sign up for one of our exciting new Theatre Projects!Through fun games, activities, and exercises, students will de-velop their skills in voice, movement, and theatrical perform-ance. They will apply them in an original play, which will beperformed for family, friends, and community on the last dayof class. No class Jan. 17 and Apr. 25. Rochester Civic The-atre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE. 6 classes,fee of $85.

Class Code: 4129.261 Rochester Civic TheatreMon Jan. 3-Feb. 14 4:00 PM-6:00 PM


Mon Apr. 4-May 16 4:00 PM-6:00 PM

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Disney on Ice Princess Wishes(Ages 3-Gr. 8/Adult)Join your favorite Disney princesses in a story woven withdreams and enchantment. Disney On Ice presents PrincessWishes as your chance to see the timeless tales of seven in-spiring princesses. Take a journey under the sea to unlockAriels secret wish. Watch in wonder as the dreams of Cin-derella, Snow White, Belle, Jasmine, Aurora, and Mulan come

true. Tinker Bell makes a special guest appearance to sprin-kle her magic and charm. Travel by coach bus to the TargetCenter. Show tickets are for lower-level seating. Bus boardsand returns to the Recreation Center-west parking lot. Thistrip is appropriate for ages 3 and up. An adult must registerand attend with students. Fee of $35 PER person.

Class Code: 4409.251 Recreation Center-West Parking Lot

Sun Mar. 6 2:00 PM-8:00 PM

Amtrak/Chuck E. Cheese (Families)Ride the Amtrak train from Winona to LaCrosse! Our depar-ture is at 8:15 AM from the Recreation Center-west parkinglot by coach bus to meet the train in Winona. After the trainride, we will stop at Chuck E. Cheese for lunch. Lunch is not in-cluded in the fee. We will arrive back at the Recreation Cen-ter at 3:00 PM. An adult must register and attend withstudents. No refunds after Mar. 1 for the March trip; no re-funds after May 2 for the June trip. Minimum age is 2 years.Fee of $33 PER person.


Thu Mar. 31 8:15 AM-3:00 PM


Fri Jun. 10 8:15 AM-3:00 PM

Minnesota Twins (Families)See the Twins at Target Field! Join us for the Minnesota Twinsvs. Cleveland Indians game on April 24. Coach bus will loadat Northrop at 10:30 AM. Rochester return time will bearound 6:00 PM. An adult must register and attend with stu-dents. No refunds after Mar 1. Fee of $45 PER person.


Sun Apr. 24 10:30 AM-6:00 PM

Valleyfair (Gr. 5-9)Twists, turns, speed, and the Old West are top features ofRenegadea world-class wooden roller coaster at Valley-

fair. Guests will experience an adventurous ride including anever-before-experienced twisting first drop, a low-to-the-ground high-speed S-turn, and a high-speed station fly-by.Check out Riptide featuring 720 degrees of attitude! Dontmiss Steel Venom, the U-shaped roller coaster that takesyou from 0-60 mph in 2.5 seconds! Watch a movie at theIMAX Cinema or splash around at the water park! Our trip toValleyfair includes a ride in an air-conditioned coach bus,admission to the park, shows, and attractions. Bring a sacklunch or money to buy lunch at Valleyfair. If you bring yourown lunch, please bring money to store your lunch in a lockerat Valleyfair. Lunches are not to be left on the bus. Bus willload at and return to the Northrop parking lot. Parents:Please indicate on the registration form if you would like toattend free as a chaperone. No refunds after May 2.Fee of $48.


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Middle School Sports are designed for maximumparticipation. Students with all levels of experienceare encouraged to attend. Students must pre-registerin order to participate. Tuition assistance is availableto qualifying students. Call Community Education at328-4053 for more information.

Practices: 2:45-4:30 PM at home middle school un-less otherwise specified. No practices or games onnon-school days or earlyrelease days. A detailed schedule will be distributedto students by the coaches.

Games: Parents may pick up their students at thegame site or at the home school when the game busreturns.

Late Bus: There will be a limited late bus serviceavailable for students who need transportation homeafter practice. Please refer to the late bus scheduleon the district website at

www.rochester.k12.mn.us/school85/transportation.Please select Middle School Late Bus Schedule.

Inclement weather: If weather conditions changeduring a school day, students will be notified of thecancellation through school announcement and thecancellation will be on the Community Educationweather line at 328-4010. If there is no school orearly dismissal, there will be no practice or gamesheld.

T-shirts: Numbered T-shirt jerseys are required forall basketball, floor hockey, lacrosse, powder pufffootball, and track participants. The cost of t-shirtshas been built into the registration fee. T-shirts will bedistributed at practice. T-shirts are not required forswimming and PE Extreme.

6TH GR. BOYS BASKETBALLJAN. 10-FEB. 16 FEE: $52

Class Code School Time

5008.201 Friedell 2:45-4:30 p.m. M/W

5008.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 p.m. M/W5008.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 p.m. M/W5008.204 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 p.m. M/W

7TH-8TH GR. BOYS BASKETBALLJAN. 11-FEB. 17 FEE: $52


5009.201 Friedell 2:45-4:30 p.m. T/TH5009.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 p.m. T/TH5009.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 p.m. T/TH

5009.204 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 p.m. T/TH

6TH-8TH GR. GIRLS OPEN SWIMJAN. 10-FEB. 17* FEE: $45


5011.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 p.m. M/W

5011.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 p.m. T/TH5011.204 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 p.m. T/TH

* Aquatic games such as water polo and water basketballwill be organized each day. The majority of time, however,will be reserved for open swimming. Student must already beable to swim as this class is not intended to provide beginnerlessons. Note: Friedell students wishing to participate mayride the activity bus to Willow Creek.

6TH-8TH GR. CO-ED HIP HOPFEB. 28-APR. 13 FEE: $35


2117.201 Friedell 2:45-4:30 PM W

2117.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM M2117.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM TH2117.204 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM T

All middle school students are encouraged to join this co-edhip hop dance team. Practices will be held once a week atthe student's home school. Students will have a chance tolearn a choreographed dance as well as free style and comeup with new dance moves of their own. No experience is nec-essary to participate. All four schools will have a chance toshow their dances to the other schools at a date and locationto be determined.

6TH-8TH GR. CO-ED FLOOR HOCKEY

MAR. 1-MAR. 24 FEE: $35Class Code School Time

5028.201 Friedell 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH5028.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH

5028.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH5028.204 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH

6TH-8TH GR. GIRLS KICK LINEJAN. 10-FEB. 17 FEE: $35


5081.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 p.m. W

5081.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 p.m. T5081.204 Wil low Creek 2:45-4:30 p.m. M

6TH-8TH GR. CO-ED PE EXTREME

FEB. 28-MAR. 23 FEE: $35Class Code School Time

5074.201 Friedell 2:45-4:30 PM M/W5074.202 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM M/W5074.203 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM M/W

5074.204 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM M/W

6TH-8TH GRADE BOYS/GIRLS TRACKAPR. 18-MAY 26 FEE: $52


5017.301 Friedell** 2:45-4:30 PM W/TH

5017.302 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM M/TH5017.303 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH5017.304 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM W/TH

Focus will be on skill building and individual training inthe sport of track & field. An excellent coaching staffwill travel to each middle school one day per week, andmeet with all schools combined on Thursdays each weekfor a meet. John Adams athletes will practice on Mon-days/Thursdays, Kellogg on Tuesdays/Thursdays, andFriedell/Willow Creek on Wednesdays/Thursdays. Meetbus will be available to take students to and from theirschool. Late bus will NOT be available on Thursdays, asmeets will end at 5:30. You may pick up your student atthe meet site or at their school.

6TH-8TH GRADE GIRLS LACROSSEAPR. 19-MAY 26 FEE: $52


5020.302 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH

5020.303 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH5020.304 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH

The middle school lacrosse program is a recreationleague. The goal of the program is for participants tohave fun while learning the basic skills of lacrosse. This isa woman's program for girls in public and private mid-dle schools. Since there is limited contact in the sport,participants must supply their own equipment in order toparticipate. Equipment requirements are:

Mouth guard

Eye Protection

Woman's Field Stick

6TH-8TH GR. BOYS FLAG FOOTBALLAPR. 19-MAY 26 FEE: $52


5025.302 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH5025.303 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH5025.304 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM T/TH

6TH-8TH GR. GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALLAPR. 18-MAY 25 FEE: $52


5026.302 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM M/W5026.303 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM M/W

5026.304 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM M/W

6TH-8TH GRADE BOYS LACROSSEAPR. 18-MAY 25 FEE: $52


5021.302 John Adams 2:45-4:30 PM M/W

5021.303 Kellogg 2:45-4:30 PM M/W5021.304 Willow Creek 2:45-4:30 PM M/W

The middle school lacrosse program is a recreationleague. The goal of the program is for participants tohave fun while learning the basic skills of lacrosse. Thisprogram is for boys in public middle schools, grade 6th-8th. This is a limited contact sport, thus participants mustsupply their own equipment in order to participate. Mini-mum equipment requirements are:

Helmet (lacrosse or hockey helmet)

Mouth guard

Shoulder pads (specific to lacrosse)

Elbow pads

Gloves

Stick (midfield short stick)

Community Education will supply goalie equipment. Alimited number of scholarships are available. Please callCommunity Education for scholarship and equipmentquestions at 328-4053.

**FR students may ride bus #124 from FR

on practice days and meet days. FR stu-

dents need to be picked up at WC on

practice days and meet days. FR students

will only have access to the WC last bus

route following practice.




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1. You may now register six diferent ways! On-line www. rochesterce.org/youth, Phone in: 507-328-4000

Mail completed registration form to:

Northrop Community Education Center,

201 8th St. NW, Rochester, MN 55901 Fax: 507-328-4015

24-Hour Drop Box in front of Northrop

Education Center main door, In Person between the hours of

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

How to Register

Registration InformationRegistration begins upon receipt of this brochure. Space is limited and classes fill quickly; weencourage prompt registration. Additional times may be set up if classes fill; this determina-tion is usually made two weeks in advance. Please call our office if you have questions onopenings at 328-4000.

ConfirmationCommunity Education does not send out confirmations. Please mark your calendars.You will only be notified if a class is changed or cancelled.

Class Cancellation Policy Prior to Start DateClass cancellation must be made a minimum of one week prior to the class starting date for afull cash refund (unless otherwise noted in the description).

If you cancel with less than a week notice, prior to the first class, you will be issued a Commu-nity Education credit on account, minus $5 processing fee and any costs incurred (including sup-plies, food, and salaries). In the event a Community Education class must be cancelled due toinclement weather or other unavoidable circumstances, every effort will be made to reschedule.However, there may be instances when it will not be possible to reschedule the class or make arestitution of funds.

Class Withdrawal Policy After Start DateYou may withdraw from classes of three sessions or more after attending the first session. Youmust notify the Enrichment Office, 328-4000, of your intent to withdraw prior to the secondclass. You will be issued a prorated cash/credit refund minus a $5 processing fee and any costsincurred.

TransportationParents are responsible for their student's transportation unless noted otherwise. When picking

up your student from class, please be prompt, as additional supervision is not provided afterclass.

ScholarshipsA limited number of scholarships are available for selected classes. Please call 328-4000 torequest additional information. Scholarships are funded in part by the following: 21st CenturyCommunity Learning Center Grant, Rochester Public School Foundation Chance Fund and theRochester Area Foundation Donor Advised Fund. We thank these organizations for their sup-port to the students in our community.

Health ConcernsPlease indicate on the registration form if your student has any medical or health concerns. TheCommunity Education staff is not trained to administer any medication.

Tax Credit/DeductionThe fee charged for some activities may be tax deductible. Please consult your tax advisor todetermine whether you qualify for an education tax credit or deduction.

Waiver of Liability NoticeIt is understood by you that Independent School District #535 and Community Education arenot responsible for any injury to your son or daughter and your own insurance and/or you willbe responsible for all services provided by a health care provider, hospital, and/or ambulanceservice.

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City______________________

Birthday_____________________________

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Age______________

Sex:M/F(circleplease)

CurrentEmailAddress__________________

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School_______________________________

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Grade______________

HomePhone____________________________

CellPhone_________________________________

Parent/GuardianName&

Work#_________

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Parent/GuardianSignature______________

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HealthConcerns___________

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Weliketophotographourparticipantsinactionfromtimetotime.Mychildmaybephotographed.Yes

No

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ClassTitle

Dates

Time

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youth winter 2011

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