Lakeville CE Fall Winter 2019

Fall & Winter 2019-20

programs and classes for all ages

Adult Enrichment • Youth, Middle School and High School Enrichment
Gymnastics • Aquatics • Early Childhood Family Education

Small Wonders Preschool • Wonder Zone • Kid Zone • Adult Basic Education

Birth to Age 5 Middle School

• Early Childhood Family Education • ACE: After School Homework
(ECFE) day and evening classes Help

• Family School – Adult Basic • Band and Music Lessons
Education and ECFE combine to • Babysitting 101
provide English language learning • Fencing Team
for parents and their children • Keyboarding & Typing
• New! Middle School Cheer
• Early Childhood Screening • After School Spanish Program
• Preschool Transition Classes • Youth in Government (8th grade)
• Swim Lessons (9 months & up) • Majestic Hills Youth Service Project
• Gymnastics (9 months & up) • MN Canvas Art

Preschool, Ages 3-6 High School

• Small Wonders Preschool Classes Adults • Youth in Government
• L.E.A.P – Literacy Enrichment at Preschool • Competitive and Game Day
• Kids in the Kitchen
• School of Science Cheer
• Messy Masterpieces • ACE2: After School Homework
• Wonder Zone Child Care
• Gymnastics Help
• Swim Lessons • Fry Bread! A Native American

Elementary Ages Tradition
• Fencing Team
• Kid Zone – Before and After School Care
• Youth Enrichment: • Painting & Crafts
• Finances and Money
Music, STEM, Dance,
Crafts, Fitness & Fun! Matters
• Jr Cats Cheer Team • Culinary
• Swim Lessons • Fitness for All!
• Gymnastics • Adult Basic Education
• Before and After School • Basic Life Support CPR
Spanish

Register now at
LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

or call 952-232-2150

Adult Basic Education, 14-15 Independent School District 194 CONTENTS
Board of Education
Adult Enrichment, 4-13
Creative Arts & Culinary, 4-7 Zach Duckworth, Chair Lynn Gorski, Director
Fitness & Health, 10-19 Kathy Lewis, Vice-Chair Terry Lind, Director
Hobbies & Special Interest, 5
Martial Arts, 18 Judy Keliher, Clerk Superintendent
Money Matters, 8-9 Bob Erickson, Treasurer Michael Baumann
Travel, 7
Thank you to Our Advertisers!
Aquatics & Safety, 34-37
Swim Lessons, 34-36 TYhaonuk! Code Hero Academy
Open Swim, 35 From Yours to Mine
Certification Classes, 37 Lakeville Arenas
Lakeville Hockey Association
Building Key & Locations, 65 Lakeville South Boys Basketball
Lakeville Works
Community Education Directory, 64 River Valley Girl Scouts
Salvo Soccer Club
Early Childhood Family Ed, 40-48 University Language Center
Birth to 5 Classes, 44
ECFE Information, 46-48 Benefits of Advertising with Us!
Evening Classes, 45 The Community Education catalog is a major
Family School, 43 source for Lakeville Area School District
Infant & Toddler Classes, 41 residents to access information on programs,
Stepping Stones, 43 activities and resources for babies through
seniors. Please call 952-232-2170 for more
Early Childhood Screening, 49 information!

Facility Scheduling, 64 Para preguntas en español, llame a:
952-232-3063 or 952-232-2067
High School, 21-24
ACE 2, 21 Haddii aad su,aal qabtid fadlan soo wac
Cheer, 24 layankan Somalihaah: 952-232-3066
Enrichment, 22 ISD194 School Success Liaisons
Music, 23
African American: Regina Smith, 612-440 8828,
Kid Zone School Age Care, 61-63 [email protected]

Middle School Programs, 20-24 American Indian: Margaret Wolf, 952-232-5044,
ACE, 20 [email protected]
Music, 23
Cheer, 24 Somalia: Huda Ali: 952-232-3066,
[email protected]
Registration Information, 66-67 Spanish: Hugo Muñoz: 952-232-3063,

River Valley Project Explore, 17 [email protected] and
Cassandra Fernandez De Castro, 952-232-2075,
Small Wonders Preschool, 52-57
Information & Schedule, 52-53 [email protected]
Preschool Enrichment Classes, 56-57
We hope you enjoy our Fall and
Wonder Zone, 58-60 Winter Catalog!
Brochure Distribution: January, March & August
Youth Enrichment, 20-28 Published by : Lakeville Area Communtiy Education
Adaptive Youth Classes, 16
Before & After School Programs, 30-33 17685 Juniper Path, Suite #200
Fitness, 28
Gymnastics, 29 Lakeville, MN 55044
K-12 Cheerleading, 24
Martial Arts,18 This catalog is partially paid for
Middle School Classes, 20-24 Issue #34 through advertisements.
Music, 27
Youth Enrichment, 25-28

ADULT ENRICHMENTCrafting/Arts Interchangeable Pallet Signs Ink Flow Coasters

Barn Quilt Painting This interchangeable Parent-Child Class
pallet sign is perfect
Join us for a fun night out painting for any season or Explore your
a stunning Barn Quilt to add some reason! The 7 x creativity using
color to your shed, garage or walls! 24-inch sign is alcohol inks. You
The 16” x 16” wood quilt patterns assembled and ready will use colors and
are perfect for all skill levels. Each for you to stain and techniques to create
piece has the design etched into paint. You will also a set of four tile
the wood, so all you need to do is decorate 5 wood coasters.
paint with-in the lines. 4 designs are shapes that can be
available, and over 50 colors of paint easily changed out #601-003 Sat., Dec. 7
available. for the second letter 2:00-3:30 pm KTMS, Room 101
of your sign. Choose $29/parent-child
from the following
#601-000 Wed. Sept. 18 when you register: $20/additional child
• HOME with
6:00-8:30 pm LSHS, FACS Lab Glass Mosaic Window or
Christmas tree, MN, bunny, Table Lamp
$49/1 session pumpkin, snowman.
• LOVE with heart, MN, ball,
Reversible Thanksgiving cupcake, paw. Create your own stunning mosaic
• FARM with tractor, cow, pig, window or table lamp in this 2-night
mason jar, chicken. course. Our glass pieces are pre-cut,
• LAKE with anchor, fish, MN, but the designs are up to you! On
campfire, bobber. night one, you will design your project
and attach the glass pieces. On night
two, prepare to get messy as we grout
our projects.

and Christmas Wood #601-002 Thurs., Oct. 10 #601-007 Fri., Sept. 20 & 27
6:30-8:30 pm CLC Studio 2 6:00-9:00 pm KTMS, Room 101
$55/1 session $39 + $30-55 materials fee
Blocks

It’s two holidays in one with these Bob Ross “Wet on Wet” Painting
decorative blocks. Paint the blocks
the color of your choice, then you You may remember Bob Ross from his “Joy of Painting” series on PBS. The
apply Grateful, Thankful, Blessed on “Wet on Wet” technique is for all skill levels as well as for those who have
one side and Joy, Peace, Believe on never painted before! Kristi Nelson, a certified Ross instructor, will demo
the other. the step-by-step painting techniques, answer questions and help you along

#601-001 Wed., Nov. 6 the way. You will complete an entire painting to take home
6:30-8:30 pm KTMS, Room 101 and hang. Be amazed at how much fun and enjoyment this 2.
$49/1 session
painting technique will give you! All supplies included in the
price of the class.
$65/1 session 1.

6:00-9:00 pm CLC, Studio 2

#694-802 Wilderness Retreat
Mon., Aug. 19
#601-004 Summer Mountain 3.

Mon., Sept. 16 4.
#601-005 Autumn Day
Mon., Oct. 7

#601-006 Tranquil Night 5.
Tue., Nov. 19
Find us on
#601-007 The Cardinal
Facebook Mon., Dec. 16

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Photo Organization Special Interest ADULT ENRICHMENT
Print & Digital
Meet the Author Event
Having organized photos assures peace of mind. Learn with Dakota County Heritage Library
about a system to once and for all get every printed Meet Minnesota author Carolyn Porter who
photo, digital photo and your memorabilia organized. will discuss her book, Marcel’s Letters: A Font
Learn about scanning for slides, movies, prints.... and the Search for One Man’s Fate. Porter will
backing up, cloud storage & scanners. We will also share details of her research process, the WWII history
demonstrate easy ways to repair old photos. You’ll behind her book, and the font P22 Marcel Script she
leave with a plan for a system that allows you to access created based on handwritten letters found in a Stillwater
every photo you own in literally seconds! antique shop. See the event online for more information.

#601-011 Tue., Oct. 22 6:30-8:30 pm Mon., Oct. 28, 6:30 pm
Dakota County Heritage Library
MMS, Lecture Hall $15/1 session No registration required

Chords are Key for Guitar Behind the Scenes Tour at Dakota City
Go behind the scene as you visit your local 1900’s village
Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simply to see who Dakota City puts on an old fashioned event.
find it difficult to find the time? In just a few hours Learn about artifact acquisition, cataloging, costumes,
you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give staging artifacts and more as you explore our museum and
you years of musical enjoyment. This crash course village. Ride the tractor-driven trolley through the village to
will teach you some basic chords and get you playing visit selected buildings. Enjoy a hand dipped ice cream cone
along with your favorite songs right away. Bring your from our old fashioned drug store at the end of the tour.
acoustic guitar. For ages 13+.
#601-100 Wed., Sept. 18 1-2:30 pm
#601-008 Wed., Oct. 9 6:30-9:00 pm $10/person Ahlberg Hall, Dakota County Fairgrounds
KTMS, Choir Room $59/1 session #601-101 Thur., Sept. 19 10-11:30 am
$10/person Ahlberg Hall, Dakota County Fairgrounds
Instructor: Charles Wilson
Cooking Skills of Yesteryear at Dakota City
Instant Piano for Learn to cook on a wood fired stove in our 125-year-old
Hopelessly Busy historic farmhouse as you make and eat a rustic meal of
People beef stew, biscuits with butter, lemonade and dessert.

Some music teachers may not #601-102 Sat., Sept. 28 9 am – 1 pm
want you to know this, but you don’t need years of $25/person Dakota City, Dakota County Fairgrounds
weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a few hours, you
can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years Handcrafts of Yesteryear at Dakota City
of musical enjoyment. If you can find middle C and Experience basic labor skills of the 1900’s in the
know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you blacksmith, carpenter and print shops at Dakota City as
already know enough to enroll in this workshop. Fee you operate the machine and tolls in the historic buildings
includes an online book and online video instruction. to make an item to take home with you.

#601-009 Mon., Oct. 28 6:30-9:30 pm #601-103 Sat., Sept. 28 1:30-4:30 pm
KTMS, Choir Room $59/1 session $25/person Dakota City, Dakota County Fairgrounds

Instructor: Jim Anderson Trade Skills of Yesteryear at Dakota City
Get an introduction to basic labor skills of 1900 in the
Private Voice Lessons blacksmith, carpenter and print shops at Dakota City!
Begin your lessons with conditioning exercises in Operate machines and tools in the historic buildings as
vocal technique and breathing mechanics, then move you create something to take with you.
into exploring all styles of music including classical
and pop. You will have the opportunity to sing in #601-104 Sat., Sept. 28 1:30-4:30 pm
multiple languages, develop fine tuning, listening $25/person Dakota City, Dakota County Fairgrounds
skills, self-monitoring stress less production and
inward connectedness as it relates to expressive singing Registration Information Page 67
and performance.

Full schedule listed on isd194.ce.eleyo.com.

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ADULT ENRICHMENTCooking Lefse
Learn the fine points in making
Truffles Candies, Ooh La La! the dough, baking, storing and
serving lefse. We will begin with real
You’ve tried the rest - now potatoes and authentic recipes, and Italian Cuisine
MAKE the best. We’ll make a more modern version using instant Enjoy the marvelous flavors of
five different rich and chocolate potatoes. Plan to sample your fresh, traditional Italian cuisine including
recipes in class and each student warm creations with traditional panzanella, chicken saltimbocca and
will take home a nice box of 15- fillings, plus take home finished lefse potato gnocchi dumplings. Finish
18 truffles. $12 supply fee will and dough to share. with delectable cannoli filled with
be collected in class. sweetened ricotta and mascarpone
#601-914 Tue., Nov. 26 cheeses topped with chocolate.
#601-012 Tue., Nov. 12 6-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab
6-9 pm KTMS, FACS Lab #601-017 Wed., Oct. 9
$35/1 session $29/1 session 6:30-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab
$35/1 session
Cake Decorating for the Great Minnesota Hot
Beginner Dishes French Cuisine
Learn the basics to decorating Experience exquisite French classics
beautiful cakes and desserts in 3 easy Ah, the classic Minnesota Hot Dish! like cheese topped French onion
sessions. Nancy will show you the This one dish wonder is known soup, Coq au Vin with burgundy
“tricks of the trade” and before long across the state and in our hearts. wine sauce and wild rice blend
you will be making your own treats for But, these dishes won’t be the canned and green beans amandine. Finish
family, friends and co-workers. On the soup variety, oh no! We are using with crepes suzette served with an
third night of class you will go home fresh ingredients and making these exquisite orange liqueur sauce.
with a beautifully decorated cake! $25 delightful dishes from scratch. You
materials fee due in first class. will leave with a whole new line up #601-018 Thur., Nov. 7
of tasty recipes to try, doncha know?? 6:30-9 pm LNHS, FACS
#601-013 $35/1 session
Wed., Sept. 18, Oct. 2, 9 (omit 9/25)
6-9 pm KTMS, FACS Lab Pasta, Pasta, Pasta
Pasta and sauce is one of life’s
$39/3 sessions simple pleasures. Learn to make
a basil pesto while we discover it’s
Yogurt and Mozzarella #601-015 Fri., Sept. 20 versatility by creating an appetizer
Cheese for Beginners 6-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab and vermicelli dish. Then dive into
Easy, inexpensive, nutritious $39/1 session cappellini with olive oil, garlic, fresh
and gluten free – learn to make basil, tomatoes and shrimp and
mozzarella cheese and yogurt at Oktoberfest fettuccine alfredo primavera. Finish
home. These fresh treats are tastier Celebrate Oktoberfest by making with a fresh fruit tartlet.
and are healthier than store bought and sampling sauerbraten,
products! Discover how to make schweinshaxe pork ribs and #601-019 Fri., Nov. 22
multiple types of cheese using what sauerkraut, and weinerschnitzel. 6:30-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab
you have in your own kitchen. Prepare spaetzle, kartoffelklosse $35/1 session
Leave with recipes and resource dumpling and braised red
information. $8 supply fee is payable cabbage. Finish with a classic black
to instructor in class. Forest cake! Prost!.

#601-014 Tue., Oct. 8 #601-016 Fri., Sept. 13
6:30-8:15 pm LSHS, FACS Lab 6:30-9 pm LNHS, FACS Lab
$39/1 session $35/1 session

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Chicken en Croute ADULT ENRICHMENT

Start this dinner with a classic caesar salad using fresh baked croutons,
Romano cheese and sweet cherry tomatoes. Then you will move onto the star
of the show, Chicken en Croute, puff pastry wrapped chicken breast with
shallots and mushrooms, and create the sauce using sweet port wine. Create
a variety of sides. Complete this meal with a flourless chocolate torte served
with an exquisite raspberry coulis and fresh whipped cream.

#601-020 Tue., Dec. 10 6:30-9 pm
LNHS, FACS Lab $35/1 session

Holiday Bake and Take
In just 3 hours you can do all your holiday baking and take home 10 dozen
different varieties of cookies and candies! Best of all, your kitchen stays
spotless! Working in groups, you will take prepare the cookies and candies
then trim and decorate them. After cleaning, comes the sampling!

#601-021 Thur, Dec. 12 6-9 pm
LNHS, FACS Lab $65/1 session

#601-022 Tue., Dec. 17 6-9 pm
LNHS, FACS Lab $65/1 session

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#601-TRIP Tue., Sept. 17 6:30-7:30 pm
CLC, Studio 2 Free, but registration preferred
(drop ins welcome)
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ADULT ENRICHMENTMonetize Websites, Blogs, Make Money with a Virtual Homeowners Guide to
and Social Media with Assistant/Word Processing Windows and Siding
1000+ Affiliate Marketing Business
Opportunities Join us for a 60-minute session
Earn a passive monthly income If you can to jump start your window or
from selling other people’s products type, then siding project. Discover options
by placing a merchant-provided you can to consider, the pros and cons of
advertisement link on your site and make money different products, cost comparisons,
get a commission for every sale, click at home installation, warranties and more. We
or lead. Learn where to find 1000+ using your will also give you some tips and tricks
free and low cost opportunities and computer. for cost savings.
how to avoid scams or links that Discover how
won’t offer a beneficial ROI (return and where to find clients, 50 ways #601-044 Thurs., Oct. 10
on investment). to advertise/market your services, 6:30-8:00 pm MMS Lecture Hall
effective home office equipment $9/1 session
choices, and 100 ways to make
#601-027 Tue., Sept. 17 money with a computer. Budgeting & Saving
4:00-5:00 pm CLC, Studio 2
$15/1 session + $10 materials fee You are invited to a financial
#601-030 Tue., Sept. 17 education event with Wells Fargo.
8:00-9:00 pm CLC, Studio 2 Learn the basics of creating a
How to Earn Extra Money $15/1 session + $10 materials fee personal budget and building your
with a Mystery Shopping savings! Leave inspired to reach your
Business
Have you seen ads telling you how 7 College Planning Tips You financial goals.
to become a shopper, but only if Don’t Know, But Should
you send them a lot of money? You Families often know more about the #601-038 Wed., Oct. 23
do not have to pay to begin your next appliance they are going to buy 6-7:30 pm MMS Lecture Hall
new career in this exciting field. You than the college education they are $9/1 session
will learn how to start your business going to purchase, leading many to
endeavor! make avoidable mistakes that cost Let’s Talk Credit
them thousands and hinder their
#601-028 Tue., Sept. 17 ability to find the best fit for their Are you in the dark when it comes
5:00-6:00 pm CLC, Studio 2 child. Come learn from a national to credit? Let us help provide the
$15/1 session + $10 materials fee expert the insider tips that will greatly light! Wells Fargo will be hosting this
enhance your understanding of the workshop that will cover: credit basics,
Explore 250 Legitimate college process, reduce anxiety and establishing your credit, improving
Home-Based Business position your child for success. your credit, managing your debt and
exploring your credit choices.  

Ideas Class will cover how to avoid #601-039 Mon., Nov. 11
mistakes many families make when 6-7:30 pm MMS Lecture Hall
Tired of working for someone else? trying to identify colleges that are $9/1 session
Do you need to make more money? truly the right fit, a behind-the-
Turn your talents and hobbies into scenes view of how financial aid Check All The Boxes! It’s
profits by starting a home business. really works, actionable strategies to Time to Downsize
save thousands of dollars and tips Do you think you are ready to
#601-029 Tue., Sept. 17 for working with your teenager on a downsize? Looking to learn more
6:00-8:00 pm CLC, Studio 2 stressful and emotional process. An about moving? Need a place to start?
$20/1 session + $15 materials fee absolute must-see for parents and Are you a senior looking for housing
grandparents with college-bound options and real estate information?
students, the class is designed for Join our team of 5 professionals (a
those with students in grades 10-11. realtor, a senior advisor, a senior
move, a stager, and a mover) for
#601-035 Mon., Sept. 30 your one-stop-shop to get your
7-8 pm MMS Lecture Hall downsizing started.
$9/1 session
Course details online.

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The Most Common Estate Understanding Dementia ADULT ENRICHMENT
Planning Mistakes and
How to Avoid Them Foundations for What is the difference between
Discover the most common mistakes Retirement dementia and normal aging? Are
individuals and families make when This is a comprehensive class there different types of dementia?
creating wills, trusts, and other estate on retirement planning with an Attend this program to learn more
planning documents. Learn how to emphasis on creating a financial about recognizing the symptoms of
avoid probate, taxes, and government plan for retirement. In class you dementia and the numerous disease
interference with your planning. will focus on: goal setting, income processes that can cause dementia.
Gain an understanding of the latest projections, tax strategies, medical Understand why early diagnosis is
strategies and estate planning options expenses and estate planning. You important and learn some brain
available, while learning about ten will receive a course book to take healthy tips and exercises. This
costly estate planning mistakes. home. program is presented by DARTS.
Proper estate planning can save your
family time and avoid costly mis- #601-033 Mon., 10/28 & 11/4 #601-026 Mon., Sept. 30
takes and make sure your wishes are 6:30-9:00 pm MMS Lecture Hall 6-7:30 pm CLC, Studio 2
carried out just as you want. $49/2 sessions Free, registration required

6:30-8:00 pm MMS Lecture Hall #601-034 Wed., Nov. 6 & 13 Soul Stories
$9/1 session 6:30-9:00 pm MMS Lecture Hall Within each of us lies information
$49/2 sessions that may guide us to the path of
#601-040 Mon., Sept. 23 a more meaningful life. With the
#601-041 Tue., Oct. 15 assistance of an ancient spiritual
#601-042 Thur., Nov. 14 resource, we can tap into this
wisdom to help us make decisions
Retirement Planning Senior Housing Options personally or professionally.
Today This presentation and facilitated
This course blends financial This class is for both family members conversation will help you discover
education with life planning to help of aging parents, and aging people. what type of information is available,
students build wealth, align their This will be an overview of housing who can access it, how it is accessed,
money with their values and achieve types and the factors to be considered and why it is helpful.
their retirement lifestyle goals. Learn when deciding to age in place or to
how to manage investment risks, move. Barbara Brodsho is a Soul Purpose
use new tax laws to your advantage, Coach and Holistic Healer. She has
understand your company retirement #601-090 Mon., Oct. 14 a master’s degree in Theology and
plan and adjust your estate plane 6-7:30 pm CLC, Studio 2 certifications in spiritual direction,
under the new laws. Class fee energy medicine, and soul-level
includes a 224 page illustrated text healing.
book. Instructor Terri Collymore is an
independent Financial Advisor and Free, but registration required #601-049 Mon., Nov. 11
Investment Advisor Representative. 7:00-9:00 pm CLC, Studio 2
$29/person $39/couple
MMS, Lecture Hall Vital Conversations
$49/person or couple
As our parents age, there are many
#601-031 Thur., Sept. 12 & 19 tough but necessary conversations
6-9 pm that need to happen. Let us help you
navigate those conversations with
#601-032 Sat., Sept. 7 & 14 your aging loved one. Topics include
9 am-12 pm moving into senior living, no longer
driving and long term care.

#601-091 Mon., Nov. 18

6-7:30 pm CLC, Studio 2
Free, but registration required

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ADULT ENRICHMENTWellness Parent/Kid Essential Oil Foundations of PiYo
Workshop Are you new to Piyo? Are you
Easy Ways to Use Essential Oils coming back from an injury, or
Bring your child or come alone have other physical limitations and
Curious how you can use essential and make three naturally non-toxic limited mobility? Then check out
oils in your home and to support goodies that you can use for yourself Foundations of PiYo. Foundations
your health? Join us as we learn safety or your child. We’ll be learning the is a great place for beginners looking
information, simple and affordable basics of essential oils, and then to feel more confident with the
tips and recipes that anyone can do you’ll make your own custom spritzer movements of PiYo while still getting
with some of the most-loved and (detangler, pillow spray, body spray), a great workout. Tailored to each
used essential oils. Receive a helpful lotion, and lip balm. You will learn student based on your specific needs,
essential oil booklet to take home and the basics of essential oils and how this class will sure to get you moving
refer back to. Leave feeling confident to use the most popular oils. You and feeling great!
in how to use oils to support your will also learn how to make nontoxic
health with natural essential oils. products with those oils. 6:15-6:45 pm $10/2 sessions
Heritage Center
#601-045 Mon., Sept. 23 #601-048 Sat., Oct. 12 #601-054 Mon., Sept. 9 &16
6:00-7:30 pm CLC, Studio 2 #601-055 Mon., Oct. 21 & 28
10:00-11:30 am KTMS, Room 101 #601-056 Mon., Dec. 2 & 9
$9/1 session $29/1 session CLC, Studio 1
#601-057 Thur., Sept. 12 & 19
Essential Oils For Kids #601-058 Thur., Oct. 24 & Nov. 7

Ever wondered how to use oils Fitness PiYo
properly on your kids, grandkids, or Who says you have to jump, grunt,
nieces and nephews? I will be answer- XaBeat strain, and punish your body to get
ing all your questions and sharing XaBeat is a dance- amazing results from your workout?
recipes, dilution suggestions, and tips fitness program Not with PiYo! PiYo combines the
that you can use to naturally support that provides high muscle-sculpting, core-firming
your child’s wellness. You will feel intensity cardio and benefits of Pilates with the strength
better equipped and knowledgeable toning in a party like atmosphere. and flexibility advantages of yoga.
to use essential oils with your families The routines are simple and easy And, we crank up the speed to
and the kids in your lives. to follow so participants can deliver a true fat-burning, low-
concentrate on getting a better impact workout that leaves your body
#601-046 Tue., Oct. 8 workout! XaBeat class participants looking long, lean, and incredibly
6:00-7:00 pm CLC, Studio 2 sculpt their bodies and burn calories defined. Instructor: Amanda Ewers
without even realizing they are
$9/1 session working out. All fitness levels are 7:00-7:45 pm $35/5 sessions
welcome. Dress in workout clothes, Heritage Center
Fall Wellness Kit bring a water bottle and towel, jingle #601-059 Mon., Sept. 9-Oct. 7,
skirts are available for use but not #601-060 Mon., Oct. 21-Nov. 18
Come join us as we make 3 essential required.  #601-061 Mon., Dec. 2-Jan. 6
oil rollers that you will need to Instructor: Stacy Leong (omit 12/23)
support your body this fall. Learn CLC, Studio 1
tips, recipes and safety information Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm #601-062 Thur., Sept. 12-Oct. 10
about how to use these essential oils LNHS Dance Studio $55/6 sessions #601-063 Thur., Oct. 24-Dec. 5
to support your overall wellness and (omit 10/31, 11/28)
specific needs! #601-064 Thur., Dec. 12-Jan. 9
$21/3 sessions (omit 12/26, 1/2)
#601-047 Wed., Sept. 25 #601-050 Sept. 4-Oct. 9
6:00-7:30 pm CLC, Studio 2 #601-051 Oct. 16-Nov. 20
#601-052 Dec. 4-Jan. 22
$29/1 session omit 12/25, 1/1

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Zumba Body, Brain Yoga ADULT ENRICHMENT
Ditch the Workout! Join the Party! Physically train your body through
Zumba dancing is a fun, joyful Latin body tapping, vibration, stretching
inspired fitness class that combines and muscle strengthening with
all the rhythms in Latin music Body, Brain Yoga. Practice breathing
(Salsa, Cumbia, Merengue, Rumba, postures and meditation throughout
Mambo, Belly Dance, Flamenco, this class as well to help improve
Samba, Tango, Reggatone and brain function, healing abilities and
Hip Hop). Zumba is for all ages, reconnecting the mind, body and
shapes, sizes, male and female. No spirit. Instructor: Leena Alliev
experience is required. In this total
body workout FUN comes first and 6-7 pm CLC, Studio 1
the physical benefits follow. Stress $60/6 sessions
levels are reduced and energy is
increased as you blast calories and #601-950 Sept. 9-Oct, 14
tone your body. Instructor: Jessie #601-951 Oct. 21-Nov. 25
Zeien Meditation #601-952 Dec. 2-Jan. 6
Stress drains our mind and our
bodies. Experiencing meditation
Thursdays, 6:30-7:30 pm can decrease stress while providing Gentle Yoga
LNHS, Dance Studio mental clarity, relaxation and Be kind to your body and mind with
$49/6 sessions happiness. Learn about many this slower-paced traditional hatha
styles of meditation from guided class that is excellent for beginners,
#601-065 Sept. 12-Oct. 24 meditation to moving meditation experienced yogis, and students
omit 10/3 and find the style that best fits your recovering from injuries. This
#601-066 Nov. 7-Dec. 19 personality and lifestyle. Each class class will explore range of motion,
omit 11/28 is 45 minutes. Wear comfortable stretching, balance, movement,
#601-067 Jan. 9-Feb. 13 clothes and bring a yoga mat and any strength, and breathwork . Leave
pillows or blankets you need to be class feeling relaxed and recharged.
Power Hour Boxing Yoga mat required. Instructor: Melissa
with Title Boxing comfortable.  Olson
Get Fit - Not Hit at Title
Boxing Club with a total body Mondays 7:15-8:15 pm Tuesdays 5:30-6:30 pm
boxing workout that gives you a CLC, Studio 1 $60/6 sessions
combination of strength and cardio CLC, Studio 1 $60/6 sessions
exercise. Classes provide training for #601-074 Sept. 3- Oct. 8
upper body, lower body and your #601-953 Sept. 9-Oct. 14 #601-075 Oct. 15– Nov. 28
entire core. The signature Power #601-954 Oct. 21-Nov. 25 omit 11/5
Hour workout is designed for people #601-955 Dec. 2-Jan. 6 #601-076 Dec. 3-Jan.21
of all fitness levels who are up for
burning up to 1,000 calories per Tai Chi for Beginners omit 12/10, 12/24, 12/31
hour. Experience stress relief, core
strengthening, toning and fun! This class is the perfect way to Yoga Flow/Optional Weights
explore and experience the numerous Yoga Flow is excellent for developing
7:00-8:00 pm benefits of Tai Chi, no matter what grace, flexibility, core strength,
Title Boxing Club (7630 160th St shape you are in. This ancient, balance, muscular strength, and
W, Lakeville) physical & meditative practice of overall better health. It will also
$65/5 sessions (wraps included) the Yang style 24 posture form is reduce stress, release toxins, and calm
designed to build strength, improve your mind through breath control
#601-068 Mon., Oct. 21-Nov. 18 health & flexibility, reduce stress, and abdominal strengthening. This
#601-069 Tue., Oct. 22-Nov. 19 increase energy flow, promote health class is appropriate for students of
#601-070 Wed., Oct. 23-Nov. 20 & wellness and relax your mind. all levels, as modifications will be
#601-071 Thur., Oct. 24-Nov. 21 The routines are low-impact with offered. Instructor Stacy Solberg
modifications taught for less-flexible
people. This safe and effective Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm
program is suitable for every body. CLC, Studio 1 $60/6 sessions

#601-105 Sat., Sept. 7-Oct. 12 #601-072 Sept. 11-Oct. 16
9-10 am $60/6 sessions #601-073 Oct. 30-Dec. 11
omit 11/27
CLC, Studio 1
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ADULT ENRICHMENTFamily Fit Yoga in Elko New Market
Parent and Child, all ages Come take some time for
Have you been looking for something you can do together as a family that yourself Improve your flexibility,
involves healthy choices. Join us for body weight/low weight movements for strength, balance and endurance
all ages. as you practice the yoga poses. Your
practice will also include yoga breathing
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30 pm that may help to reduce stress and calm
your mind. This class is open to all with
#601-626 Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24 #601-628 Oct.. 29, Nov. 5, 12, 19 modifications to help personalize the
#601-627 Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22 #601-629 Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 10, 17 practice. Instructor: Melissa Olson
$39/person, 4 sessions

NEW! Diapers and Dumbells Tuesdays, 7-8 pm
Elko New Market Library
Have you recently had a baby and want to safely get back into shape?  Feel $60/6 sessions
stronger, burn fat, and have fun!   We will teach you everything you need to
know to safely workout. Meet other moms interested in health and wellness #601-077 Sept. 3- Oct. 8
and get back to feeling like yourself, without the stress of finding someone to #601-078 Oct. 15– Nov. 26
watch your little one! omit 11/5
#601-079 Dec. 3-Jan.21
Mon., Wed. & Fri. 11:15 am-12 pm $149/12 sessions omit 12/24, 12/31

#601-630 Sept. 9-Oct. 4 #601-631 Oct. 7-Nov. 1 Pilates in Elko New Market
#601-632 Nov. 4-29 #601-633 Dec. 2-30, omit 12/25 Pilates is a form of exercise,
developed by Joseph Pilates,
CrossFit L.I.F.E that provides a balanced
L.I.F.E stands for Longevity In Functional Efficiency and its aim is to demonstrate approach to developing of the body
that no one is too old or out of shape to benefit from functional fitness. L.I.F.E through core strength, flexibility,
offers safe, gentile version of Crossfit with more emphasis on mobility and and awareness in order to support
longevity and less on competition and intensity.  We start where you are and take efficient, graceful movement. This
you to more than you thought you could.  50 years of age or older encouraged, class will be catered to all levels of
but ages 18+ welcome. experience through adding props and
adapting moves to challenge your
Mon. & Wed. 8:45-9:30 am body. We will concentrate on upper
body, core, hips, thighs and buns.
#601-634 Sept. 9-Oct. 2 #601-636 Nov. 4-27 All levels are welcome. Remember
#601-635 Oct. 7- 30 #601-637 Dec. 2-30, omit 12/25 without Challenge there is no
$99/8 sessions Change! Instructor Ashley Bitzan

All Crosswinds CrossFit classes
are held at: 20196 Heritage Dr,

Lakeville, MN 55044

Thursdays, 6:30-7:30 pm
Elko New Market Library
$45/6 sessions

#601-080 Sept 12-Oct. 17
#601-081 Oct. 24-Dec. 12,
omit 10/31, 11/28

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Walking Club – Year Round! ADULT ENRICHMENT
Join us and get those steps!  We will have access to a warm and comfortable
space for you to walk in this fall and winter.  These sessions are for walking
only.  This is a casual walking group.  You may attend any days that the space is
listed as open.  A calendar will be sent to all registered walkers.  

LNHS walking track is around the top of the North Performance Gym.  Enter
through the top doors. LSHS walking track is around the top of the
Performance Gym.  Enter through the North doors.

Dates are subject to change based on student need NEW!  Walking Club buttons are now available for
of the area.  Please check your calendar for all
updates! participants!  Stop by the Community Education Building to pick
This $5 pass will be good for the entire year. yours up.
LNHS walking hours:  4-7 pm • Wear your Walking Club button while walking
LSHS walking hours:  5-8 pm • The walking track is on the upper level
• Be aware, there may be sports practicing in the main part of the

gym
• If you have any questions, please contact Amanda 952-232-2170

Dance Classes Two Left Feet Dance Class

Line Dance for Wedding Parties Convinced that you have two left feet and that dancing
is not meant for you? Or, someone you know? Learn
Just in time for the wedding & party season! No need fun moves and simple tips from a pro to ease you over
to sit and watch any more: step into the party with this those times. A little bit of Swing, a touch of Foxtrot, a
workshop of the popular line dances: Electric Slide, Cha smattering of Waltz and a jazzed up “high school prom
Cha Slide, and the Cupid Shuffle. No Partner needed for Swing & Sway” are all it takes! Couples only please.
an entire evening of fun!
#601-085 Tue., Oct. 29
#601-082 Sat., Sept. 7 7-9 pm CLC, Studio 1
10-11 am CLC, Studio 1 $30/couple
$10/1 session

Wedding Dance – It’s Never Too Late to Look Holiday-Twist Line Dance
Great!
You thought about it! You wanted to! But where did the Start the holiday with a new “twist”! Enjoy an hour
time go? Not to worry. In this 2-hour workshop, Monica of fun, moves that will get you into the holiday spirit
Mohn, nominated by MNBride for “Best Wedding Dance and… burn off some calories before the holiday feasting
Instruction”, will guide you with fun moves and simple tips begins!!!! No partner needed.
to have you feeling comfortable and looking great on that
special day! Feel free to bring your special song! Couples #601-086 Thur., Dec. 12
6-7 pm MMS, Cafe
$10/1 session

only please.  Swing Dance Workshop
One dance. One day. A lifetime of fun! Now is a perfect
#601-083 Sat., Sept. 7 time to try swing dancing! Monica Mohn uses her
11 am – 1 pm CLC, Studio 1 competitive dance experience to make the swing easy,
$30/couple

The “Git Up” Dance with patterns you can use for years to come. Couples
only please
Super fun! Super easy! Come and learn that latest dance
that has everyone out on the floor. #601-087 Thur., Dec. 12
7-9 pm MMS, Cafe
#601-084 Tue., Oct. 29 $30/couple
6-7 pm CLC, Studio 2
$10/1 session

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ADULT BASIC EDUCATIONLakeville Area Adult Basic Education

The Lakeville Area Adult Basic Education program provides
opportunities for learners who want to:

•• Learn English or improve their English skills
•• Earn a GED or High School Diploma
•• Explore local career options and prepare for job entry or

advancement
•• Increase technology skills
•• Prepare for post-secondary education
•• Classes held at Lakeville Area Community Education:
17685 Juniper Path, Lakeville

Classes

English Language
Conversation

This class will focus on
communication and fluency in
a group setting. Students will
also work on listening skills and
conversation strategies.

Mondays 1-3 pm

English as a Second GED/HS Diploma Writing Skills
Language (ESL)
Earn your GED, HS Diploma, Improve your written English
This class is for all levels of improve basic skills or prepare through this fun, interactive
English language learners. for college.   class.  Designed for ABE/GED
Improve your basic vocabulary, Mon., Tues., Wed. 1-3:30 p.m. students and higher level ESL
reading, writing, listening, & Mon. & Wed. 5:30-8 p.m. students.
conversation skills. Wed.  1:00-3:30 p.m.

Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
Mon. & Wed. 5:30-8:00 p.m

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Commercial Drivers License (CDL) Class Distance Learning ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

Interested in driving a school bus or truck for a living? All enrolled students have
Study for your CDL permit tests with us! many exciting distance learning
Classes begin on Thursday afternoons in September. options available! Distance
Call or email for more information. (online) learning is a great
way to further your learning in
Family School between class times. It can also
be used as your primary way to
For English language learners with learn.
children ages 0-5. Parents and children
learn together in this unique class Skype Coaching
focusing on literacy, parenting, life
and job skills. Please call 952-232- Students can improve their
3009 for more information. English online while working
Class held at Crystal Lake Education with an assigned Skype coach.
Center This is a great way to further
Tues.-Thurs. 12:30-3:00 p.m. improve English language skills.
It can also be used as your
Registration primary way to learn.

Classes are open to learners 17 and older who are not
enrolled in high school and want to improve skills. English
language students, please register the first week of each
month. ABE/GED students can register at any time.
All new students will complete paperwork and a short
assessment. To register, please contact the ABE secretary.

Contact Every Industry...Every Career Level...No Commute!

Nancy Eldomiatti, ABE Secretary NOW
952-232-2162 [email protected]
Community Education Main Office
952-232-2150

All classes are free! HIRING!

For more information, visit our website:
isd194.org/community-education/adult

Para esta informacion en espanol, por favor LakevilleWorks.org
visite isd194.org/community-education/
adult y busca bajo el programa Adult Basic Part-Time | Full-Time | Seasonal | Careers | Students
Education.

Volunteer for Adult Basic Education!
It is fun and rewarding! No teaching experience

necessary. Contact Amanda Trammell at
[email protected]

LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org Registration Information Page 67 15

ADAPTIVE ACTIVITIESAdapted Swim Lessons
Ages 18 months-adult

This class is for students age 18 months through
adult with mild special needs, including neurological,
developmental, and cognitive, who will benefit from one
on one instruction. Instructor will work with the parent/
guardian to determine student goals that will meet a
variety of sensory challenges including visual, auditory,
physical and movement, all while learning swimming
skills. Ratio = 1:1, parent does not need to get into the
water with the student. See aquatics section for available
dates, times and prices. Shortened, 4 day sessions are Holiday Party
available in the Fall. All lessons held at McGuire Middle
School. *Interpreters are available for adult participants, Grades K-12
including during a parent child class, if needed. Please This event is especially for students in grades K-12 with
contact Katey for more info, [email protected]. special needs, along with their families and friends. Join
us for a special craft project with Watch Me Draw!, pizza,
cookies, and a fun sing-a-long with Santa to celebrate
this holiday season! All students must be accompanied
Open Swim by a parent/guardian. All family members are welcome to
Love the water but don’t need swim lessons? Jump in the attend. Pre-registration is required for all attending.
pool for open swim at McGuire Middle School Pool. See
page 35 for all dates and times. McGuire Middle School #501-999 Tuesday, Dec 10
Pool is handicap accessible. 4:30-6:15 pm CLC Studio 1
$5 per student/guest pair, or a max of $15 per family

Sensory Playground
Ages 3-10 (separated by age)

This gymnastics
program is
specialized for
children with
learning and
sensory disabilities.
Gymnastics
provides near full
body input –giving
you the ability
to move in all planes (even upside down) allowing
additional sources of input for your child. Our adaptive
program is structured to provide your child with both
proprioceptive and vestibular input. Students will have
the option to work on many apparatuses in the gym:
rings, bars, beams, tumble track, floor and vault. We will
also have a variety of sensory toys and games for your
child to enjoy. A parent, guardian or other responsible
adult is required to attend with the student at no fee.
Only registered students are allowed to participate in the
class.

#501-718 Saturdays
9/14-11/16 omit 9/28 & 10/19
2:45-3:15 pm $75/8 sessions

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River Valley Project Explore is a Community Education program designed to serve adults with physical and ADAPTIVE ACTIVITIES
developmental cognitive disabilities by encouraging inclusion in community activities and providing customized
educational, social and recreational opportunities.
Project Explore is a cooperative effort among the Community Education departments of Rosemount/Apple Valley/
Eagan, Burnsville/Eagan/Savage, Farmington, Lakeville and Randolph school districts. Participants enjoy a wide
variety of classes and activities including: Arts and Crafts, Sports, Cooking, Music, Excursions, and more!
Visit www.district196.org/projectexplore or call 651-431-8735 (voice) or 651-431-8737 (TTY) or
email [email protected] for registration or more information.

Fall Kick-Off Dance Fall Riverboat Cruise Thanksgiving Dinner
Now that summer is over, it’s time Join your friends from around the Come and celebrate the season at our
to get into the swing of things with state for a two-hour narrated cruise annual Thanksgiving Dinner. We will
our fall kick-off dance. We’ll have of the Mississippi River. Travel begin serving dinner at 5:30pm. We
everything you’ve come to love… up the river through the wooded are also asking that you bring a non-
our great DJ playing all your favorite Great River National Park to Fort perishable food item to help support
dance tunes, along with the usual Snelling. Fall color viewing should the food shelf at Messiah.
snacks and refreshments. be spectacular! A box lunch with
a Turkey sandwich wedge, chips, Fri., Nov. 22 5:30-7:30 pm
Fri., Sept. 20 6:30-9 pm apple, cookie and beverage is Messiah Lutheran Church
Valley Middle School included. A vegetarian and gluten
$6 per person free option is available. please Christmas Bingo & Pizza
indicate if you need the vegetarian or Some of the prizes you can win
Bingo & Pizza gluten free option when registering. are great Christmas gifts to give to
Get out and join friends or family. Come hungry and
your friends for an Sun., Oct. 6 ready to play! Pizza will be served
afternoon of fun Bus departs Valley Middle at 9:30 am from noon to 12:25 and the first
playing bingo. Win Cruise is from Harriet Island, boat game will be called at 12:30 pm.
cool prizes and eat departs at 11 am Preregistration required.
a delicious pizza $34 per person Sat., Dec. 7 12:00-2:30 pm
lunch. Come hungry and ready to Valley Middle School
play! Pre-registration required. Halloween Dance
It’s time for the most popular dance $8 per person
Sat., Sept. 28 12-2:30 pm of the year! Wear your scariest
Valley Middle School costume and join all your friends for Holiday Dinner
$8 per person our annual Halloween Dance. Don’t Enjoy dinner with friends and hear a
be spooked if they don’t recognize Christmas story. Then end the night
Craft Fair you. Everyone in attendance is with a sing-a-long of some of your
Come and see a great variety of eligible to win a prize for costume favorite holiday songs.
crafts for sale from some of our creativity.
Project Explore friends and various Fri., Dec. 13 5:30-7:30pm
local vendors. Get a jump on all of Fri., Oct. 18 6:30-9 pm Messiah Lutheran Church
your holiday shopping. Invite your Farmington High School
friends, family and co-workers. $6 per person Christmas Dance
Food and drinks will be available for Put on your favorite holiday outfit
purchase. You can register for programs and come celebrate the season with
online at www.district 196.org/ friends while you go Rockin’ around
Sat., Oct. 12 10 am- 3 pm the Christmas tree! Snacks and
Valley Middle School projectexplore or call refreshments provided.
Free Admission 651-423-7931 and use your
Visa, Mastercard or Discover. Fri., Dec. 20 6:30-9 pm
Valley Middle School
$6 per person

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MARTIAL ARTSKung Fu-Wu Shu Karate
Age 5–Adult Age 7–Adult
Not just a punching, kicking, Come join an internationally recognized local Karate
self-defense class. Kung Fu community that is passionate about passing along skills
teaches awareness of self and that will improve one’s self confidence, concentration,
surroundings and improves physical endurance, and flexibility. We invite individuals
self-esteem and confidence. of any ability to join our group where the development of
Join a FUN progressive, character is as important as the capability of each member
full participation class that to protect themselves. Uniform is optional for your first
focuses on helping students session. Questions? Email [email protected] or call
develop leadership, discipline, 320-510-2825.
concentration and coordination
skills for a healthy mind and FALL — MMS CAFETERIA
body. Improve your strength, flexibility, agility, and Tues. & Thurs. Sept 3 - Nov 26, No classes: 11/7 & 11/12
endurance. Questions? Call 952-898-3008. $115/23 sessions

FALL — CHE GYM Family Discount
Tuesdays Oct 1 - Dec 3, No classes: 10/15, 11/5 • First 2 family members pay full price
$89/8 sessions • Any 3 or more family members will pay half price.
*Family Discount not available online. Please call
Adult Classes: 952-232-2169 to register with family discount.
#601-209 Beginner, White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm
#601-210 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7-7:45 pm
#601-211 Adv. Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm Adult Classes:
#601-214 Beginner – Intermediate 6:30-7:30 pm
Youth Classes: (1st White – Purple Belt) 7:30-8:30 pm
#501-209 Beginner, White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm #601-215 Advanced
#501-210 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7-7:45 pm (2nd purple & above)

#501-211 Adv. Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm Youth Classes:
#501-214 Beginner – Intermediate
FALL — MMS CAFETERIA (1st White-Purple Belt) 6:30-7:30 pm
Wednesdays Oct 2 - Nov 20, No classes: 10/16 #501-215 Advanced 7:30-8:30 pm
$79/7 sessions (2nd purple & above)

Adult Classes:
#601-212 Beginner, White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm
#601-213 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7-7:45 pm

Youth Classes:
#501-212 Beginner, White – Blue Belt 6:15-7 pm
#501-213 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7-7:45 pm

KUNG FU NIGHT

A night of celebration !

Come and see Kung Fu exhibitions and competition by students of Community Education Kung
Fu classes. See colorful Lion Dances. Enjoy a night of celebration and entertainment performed
by Community Education Kung Fu students.

Saturday November 2, 2019 4-6 pm Kenwood Trail Middle School, Gym & Cafe
Door admission: $10

Children age 4 and under are free.
Community Education Kung Fu students with complimentary ticket are free.

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- K/1 - $25 Early Bird Pricing, $50 after Oct 1st - Tryouts will be held the end of
• Held at Lakeview Elementary, 7 Saturday September to establish teams.
mornings from Late October - Mid
December - The season runs from Mid-October to
early March.
- 2nd Grade - $80 Early Bird, $105 after Oct 1st
• Held at Eastview Elementary, 8 Saturday - 2 practices per week dependent on
sessions from Early November to Mid- gym availability
January
- Games/Tournaments:
- 3rd Grade - $105 Early Bird, $130 after Oct 1st • 4th Grade entered in 8 Tournaments
• 1-2 practices every week at Lakeview • 5th-8th Grade entered in 9
Elementary along with 1 Saturday game Tournaments
at Christina Huddleston from Late
October to February - Registration will open August 1st with
an early registration discount through
- 4th Grade - $115 Early Bird, $140 after Oct 1st September 13th.
• 1-2 practices every week along with 1
Saturday game all at Cherry View - Check the LakevilleSouthBasketball.org
Elementary from Late October to website periodically for updates.
February
Please contact John Cihunka if you have any
- 5/6th Grade - $115 Early Bird, $140 after Oct questions regarding the Traveling program.
1st
[email protected]
• 1-2 practices every week along with 1
Saturday game at JFK Elementary from
Late October to February

- 7/8th Grade - $150 Registration Fee
• 1-2 practices every week along with 1
Saturday game at a local south metro
school from Late October to February

Please contact Jessica Wagner if you have any
questions regarding the In-House program.
[email protected]

*Processing and handling fees may apply to registration fees through Sports Engine.

CE PROGRAM

After School Homework Enrichment Program

The ACE (Academics, Competencies, Enrichment) Program is an after-
school, ISD194 staff supervised program for students in sixth through
eighth grade at Century, Kenwood Trail and McGuire Middle Schools.
The program provides a positive and safe environment
“a positive for students to receive homework help. In addition to
and safe homework help, students will have the opportunity to learn
environment keyboarding skills, receive help with organization, and
for students also receive one on one help from high school tutors and
to receive participate in other enrichment activities.

homework After-school enrichment programs have been shown
help.” to help improve student’s confidence, academic

achievement, creativity, time management skills, influence teamwork,
and relieve stress on working families. Each day students will be
provided an after school snack included in the program fee.

For more info: [email protected]
or 952-232-2172

(Fee Assistance available if on free/reduced lunch)

Art Enrichment Day

Century Middle School 2:10-3:00 pm Computer Lab
Tues., Weds., Thurs.
#501-100 Session 1 Sept. 17-Oct. 31 (omit 10/10, 10/15 & 10/17) $108/18 days
#501-101 Session 2 Nov. 12-Jan. 16 (omit 11/14, 11/27-28, 12/23-1/2) $126/21 days
#502-100 Session 3 Jan. 28-March 19 $144/24days
#503-100 Session 4 April 7-May 28 $144/24days
#501-106 Register for all 4 Sessions, DISCOUNT ($50 off ) $472/87 days

Kenwood Trail Middle School 2:10-3:00 pm Room 213 $84/13 days
Mon. and Weds. $90/15 days
$78/15 days
#501-102 Session 1 Sept. 16-Oct. 30 (omit 10/21) $96/16 days
#501-103 Session 2 Nov. 11-Jan. 15 (omit 11/27, 12/23-1/2) $298/59 days
#502-101 Session 3 Jan. 27-March 18 (omit 2/17)
#503-101 Session 4 April 6-June 3
#501-107 Register for all 4 Sessions, DISCOUNT ($50 off )

McGuire Middle School 2:55 - 3:45 pm Cafeteria
Tues., Weds., Thurs.
#501-104 Session 1 Sept. 17-Oct. 31 (omit 10/10, 10/15 & 10/17) $108/18 days
#501-105 Session 2 Nov. 13-Jan. 16 (omit 11/14, 11/27-28, 12/23-1/2) $120/20 days
#502-102 Session 3 Jan. 28-March 19 (omit 2/25, 2/27) $132/22 days
#503-103 Session 4 April 7-May 28 $144/24days
#501-108 Register for all 4 Sessions, DISCOUNT ($50 off ) $454/84 days

CE PROGRAMS Academics MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL

Academics, Competencies, Enrichment Typing/Keyboarding Class

ACE 2 Grades 6-8
Grades 9 & 10 Learn how to type on a
computer keyboard using the
(Grade 10 with math teacher approval) touch system. Teaching kids
The ACE2 (Academics, Competencies, Enrichment) to “touch” type is a great skill
Program is an after-school, ISD194 staff supervised to have early on and will save
program for students in 9th grade at Lakeville South a tremendous amount of time
High School. The program provides a positive and later. One of the most important reasons to get kids typing
comfortable environment for students to receive is it helps to get them thinking faster. In academic terms,
Math homework help. As students meet their goals, this is called “cognitive automaticity”. With typing, youth
they will have the opportunity to work on skill are freed from the slowness of handwriting, finally allowing
building and peer leadership opportunities that them to get their ideas down at the speed of thought. View
focus on fundraising for families in need in our full description online.
community. Each day students will be provided an
after school snack included in the program fee. $65/12 Sessions

After-school programs have shown great success Mon. & Weds. Oct. 28- Dec. 11 (omit Nov. 4, Nov. 27)
#501-112 CMS Computer Lab 2:15-3pm
in improving student’s confidence, academic #501-113 MMS Computer Lab 2:50-3:30pm
achievement, time management skills, and
helps to relieve stress on families in the evening.
Take advantage of this great opportunity today. Tues. & Thurs. Oct. 29- Dec.17 (omit Nov. 5, 26 & 28)
#501-114 Room 215 2:15-3pm

Attendance will be taken each day to allow
an accurate count of sessions attended and
accountability. Spanish ¡Hablemos Español! - ULC
*Fee assistance available to families on Free and
Reduced Lunch.   Grades 6–8
LSHS Room A204 Learn SPANISH! Research
Tues. and Wed. 2:45-3:45 pm shows that youth who
study a new language
#501-109 Session 1 increase their mental
Oct. 1-30 $70/10 days flexibility and creativity,
transfer skills used between
#501-110 Session 2 their first and second
Nov. 12-Jan. 15 (omit 11/27, 12/23-1/1) languages and improve their English. Children develop
$105/15 days an appreciation and respect of diverse cultures, too. This
academic-year language enrichment program combines
#502-103 Session 3 movement, music and art in an age-appropriate way
Jan. 28-March 18 (omit 2/19) to boost language acquisition. ULC is a Minneapolis
$105/15 days based language school specializing in Accelerated
Learning techniques for students of all ages and levels.
#503-104 Session 4 The program fees include workbooks and materials.
April 7-May 27 $112/16 days
#501-000 Tues. & Thurs. 2:20-3:05 pm
#501-111 Register for all 4 Sessions Starting October 15
DISCOUNT ($40 off ) $352/58 days $680/50 sessions

Check online for payment options. Tuition based
payments available.
$50 non-refundable registration fee with 1 month’s

tuition due at time of registration

Located at KTMS

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MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOLArt, Create & Design FRY BREAD!

Spirit Wear Cougar & Panther Pants Grades 9-12

Grades 3-8 Come and learn to make Fry Bread! This is a traditional
Come join the fun at our American Indian food that is often made during family or
annual pants party! Grab a community gatherings. During this class you will watch
pair of old jeans or comfy a professional make the Fry Bread and then try it on your
pants and let your Panther or own! After learning the basics, you can take home samples
Cougar Pride show! Create of your own creation. 
your own designs, or follow the lead of our fantastic 5:30-7:30 pm KTMS Room 101 Free/1 Session
instructor Lorinda. Kids will paint, decorate and glue #501-123 Tuesday, October 8
supplies to show their pride and be all set for spirit day at
school and homecoming games. Parents will be spared the #501-124 Tuesday, March 17
mess and time of cleaning up! Materials included in cost
of class, bring your own pants. Purchase of additional Special Interests & Trips
materials is optional at end of class with parent.
Youth Service Project
#501-115 Saturday September 14
10-12 pm CLC Studio $49/1 Session Grades 6–8
Join us for an afternoon
#501-116 Saturday September 14 of fun and hard work.
1-3:00 pm CLC Studio $49/1 Session Students will get the
chance to be a ranch
MS Canvas Art hand for the afternoon
by working at Majestic
Grades 6-8 Hills Ranch in Lakeville.
Join us after school to enjoy a variety of Majestic Hills is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization
popcorn while creating your own Minnesota that provides reputable, safe and enjoyable therapeutic
Historic keepsake painting on a 9 x 12 horseback riding to children & young adults with special
canvas with acrylics. This class is perfect for needs as well as military veterans in rehabilitation.
beginners; even if you have never painted before. The Volunteer to help rake, paint, clean up and prepare this
pros from Watch Me Draw will guide you step by step in special ranch for Winter. Volunteers will be working
creating an awesome keepsake of your favorite team! around horses, but not directly with the horses.
• Bus transportation to and from school will be provided.
#501-117 Monday November 11 • Bus will start pick up at CMS, then pick up at KTMS
2:15-4:00 pm KTMS Art Room $33/1 Session
and pick up at MMS at 2:45 pm.
#501-118 Tuesday November 12
2:15-4:00 pm CMS Art Room $33/1 Session • Students will receive a nut free snack on the bus.
Please bring own water bottle.
#501-119 Wednesday November 13
3:00-4:45 pm MMS Art Room $33/1 Session • Included with the project is a t-shirt.

#501-125 Fri., Oct. 4 3-5:30 pm
Majestic Hills Ranch $7/1 Session
Paint & Pepperoni
Youth in Government
with Watch Me Create!
Grades 6-8 Interested in discussing important current issues and
Come for the painting, stay for the pizza. simulating state government? Then Youth in Government
Bring a friend to Pizza Hut Lakeville for a (YIG) is for you!  In YIG, students in grades 8-12 pick
night of PAINTING, PIZZA, and FUN! an area of interest and then assume the role of legislator,
It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or a professional, court of appeals lawyer, newspaper reporter, lobbyist, or
we will walk you through everything you need to know. other government position. Students prepare legislation,
Pizza and pop included! All you need to bring your debate bills, write court briefs, or dozens of other things
FABULOUS self and we will bring the FUN! as they prepare for their particular role. Join us for an
informational meeting on Thursday, September 26 at
6-8:00 pm Pizza Hut Lakeville $44/1 Session 7 pm at the Century Middle School Cafeteria.

#501-120 Friday September 27
#501-121 Friday December 13

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Fitness, Health & Safety Music MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL
Babysitting 101
Private Band Lessons
Ages 10 ½ - 15
Grades 5 & up
Gain the skills and confidence to be a great babysitter. Receive a one-on-one lesson weekly to help you
This course is fun and fast-paced with hands-on activities, enhance your playing skills. Lessons are offered in
exciting video, role plays and lively discussions. Bring a 1⁄2 hour increments. See available times online.
peanut free snack, lunch and water to class. It teaches
young people how to:  Private Voice Lessons
• Care for children and infants 
• Handle emergencies  Grades 2 and Up
• Communicate effectively with parents Do you love to sing? Experience the many
• Make good decisions, solve problems and stay safe benefits of private lessons. You will not only
gain confidence as a musician but will learn
Saturdays 9 am–1 pm to safely project your voice and improve your
CLC Studio 2 $79/1 Session expressive singing, sight singing (audition skills),
and poise. 30 minute lessons available from 4:30-
#501-011 Sat., Oct. 12 7:30 pm.
#501-012 Sat., Nov. 9
#501-013 Sat., Nov. 23 CMS Choir Room
#501-014 Sat., Jan. 11 Mondays, Sept. 30-Nov. 18, omit 10/21, 11/4
$143/6 sessions + $15-$30 music fee due on first day
Lakeville Cheer Teams

Grades K-6
See Page 24 for
description.

Fencing Team “Education is not the learning of
facts, it’s rather the training of the
Grades 6–12 mind to think.” - Albert Einstein
New and returning fencers invited. For the intellectual
athlete. Get on the team and get involved in the fastest Join the Code Hero Academy Path
growing sport in MN. Our fencing team’s focus is on during the 2019-20 school year!
developing competitor’s athletic skills, fencing knowledge,
dexterity, speed and strength in a team-first atmosphere. ‣ School age kids earn their badges through a series of
Our team may compete against other schools at meets engaging and challenging activities and modules.
as well as compete in local and metro-wide tournaments
(optional). See full online description for meet schedule. ‣ Apprentice Heroes (gr 3-6) start with BLOCK coding using
the SCRATCH and MICROBIT platforms. $149/mo
Mondays 7:15-8:45 pm MMS Cafeteria
‣ Advanced Heroes (gr 7-9) begin learning scripting
$119/6 Sessions languages like PYTHON, JAVA, and more! $199/mo

‣ Expert Heroes (gr 10-12) are ready to apply their skills to
real-world problems with app development! $249/mo

#501-022 Sept. 16-Nov. 4, omit 10/7, 10/28 Hands-on Learning
#501-023 Nov. 11 – Dec. 16 Robotics and Coding

Fencing Tournament
Grades 2–10 (separated by grade) Located in Lakeville Why choose Code Hero Academy?
See page 26 for description. on Cedar Ave just
Saturday, Dec. 7 9 am–3 pm south of Dodd Blvd We are committed to providing a personal experience for each
LSHS Gym & Commons of our students that allows them to learn, create, and innovate
To register please visit: www.youthenrichmentleague.com Code Hero Academy Path at their own pace, and in their own style. Our students leave
Registration not taken through Community Education. M-T-W: 5 - 7 pm feeling proud of what they’ve produced, and you’ll feel great

Future Lego League Training about the investment you’ve made!
Sun: 2 - 5 pm
Contact us today!
New Math Curriculum [email protected]
available this Fall!
612.325.9496

Excellence | Teamwork | Passion

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Competition Teams MeAmcNcbeeeSwprttsiilnl g

Gold Squad
Grades 3 - 6
This team is designed for
cheerleaders that are ready to
become more competitive! Class will focus on
harder age appropriate stunts, tumbling, and
jumps. This squad will be competing in the
Elementary division at 3-4 local cheerleading
competitions!

#594-110 July 30-Dec. 17
6:30-8 pm (omit 11/5 & 12/10)
CLC Studio 1 & 2 and KTMS
$329/19 sessions Fall Rec Teams
NEW!
Varsity Teams KinderCats
Kindergarten
Join our growing Lakeville Junior Cats
Gameday Cheer Program! This new team will focus
Grades 7-12 on learning the basics of cheerleading as
Our sideline cheerleading squad beginners to include jumps, motions, dance
will perform cheers and other skills and age appropriate low level stunting. 
skills such as stunting and jumps Students will learn how to work together as
at our Varsity Football games! a team, all while having fun.  The team will
CHEERLEADING On top of Football games, this squad will perform 2 times during the season.
be competing their gameday skills at local
cheerleading competitions! #594-108 Tuesdays
August 27-October 22 4:30-5:15 pm
#594-112 June 17-Jan. 27 KTMS Gym/Fitness Center
5:30-8 pm LSHS Aux Gym C $139 Fee including t-shirt and sweatshirt
$745/30 sessions CLC & KTMS

Jr High and Varsity Competition are full. Red Squad
Tryouts required. Please reach out to Grades 1 - 5
[email protected] if you missed the date! This squad is designed for the cheerleaders
that are new to the sport.  This squad will
Jr Cats Fall Cheer Clinic be introduced to the basics involved with
Grades K-6 competition and gameday cheerleading
Ready, set, cheer!  Learn to cheer along with such as sideline cheers and age appropriate
the High school sideline and competitive stunts, jumps and tumbling.  Come join the
cheerleaders during this fun camp! Kids will fun and show your school spirit!  This squad
be introduced to the basics of competition will perform 4 times during the season. 
cheerleading such as motions, jumps, stunts, and #594-109 Tuesdays
low level tumbling. Come join the excitement, this August 27-December 17 (omit 11/5)
camp will have you yelling for more! 5:30-6:30 pm
KTMS Gym/Fitness Center
*T-shirt and bow included in the price of this $259 Fee including uniform
camp. Bring a nut-free snack & water bottle.

#501-130 Tues., Oct. 1 & Fri., Oct. 4
6:30-8 pm KTMS Fitness Center
$50/2 sessions

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ACADEMICS & STEM Robotic Builders: YOUTH ENRICHMENT

Become a CODE HERO! Math Facts the Easy Battlebots

Grades 3 - 6 Way! Grades 1-5
Let the battles begin! Designed by
School age kids are invited to explore Grades 2–5 the experts at M.I.T., LEGO WeDo
coding and robotics through a series Robotics’ unique system teaches
of engaging and challenging activities Learn students about simple machines,
and modules. Starting with BLOCK memory engineering, programming, and so
coding, students are guided through tricks that much more. In this camp, students
exercises using the SCRATCH and make adding, may construct a Catapult, Ninja Star,
MICROBIT platforms. These subtracting Tank, Battle Axe, Crossbow, and
hands-on platforms allow them to and more! Please bring a drink and snack.
earn badges as they learn the basics multiplying
of control statements, logic, and easy. Parents #501-005 Saturday
movement. This will help catapult are encouraged to attend at no Nov. 2 9 am -12 pm
them into SCRIPT languages like charge. The first night focuses on CLC Studio 1 $45/1 session
PYTHON, JAVA, and more! This 6 adding and subtracting skills. On
week course is only the beginning of the second night learn multiplication 3rd Annual
a bright future as a CODE HERO! memorization tricks. Bring a
Classes take place at: notebook and pencil to class. Parent MN Inter-School
Code Hero Academy, 17600 Cedar comment from previous class: “I
Ave, Lakeville, MN, 55044 wish I would have learned math facts Spelling Bee
this way when I was in school.”
#501-002 Thursdays Grades 1-8
Nov. 7- Dec. 19, omit Nov 28 #501-001 Mon & Tues Compete against
Nov. 11 & 12 6:30–7:45 pm students from MN
5-7 pm $125/6 sessions school districts
LSHS Lecture Hall $38/2 Sessions including Hopkins, Wayzata,
Minnetonka, Eden Prairie,
Engineering Workshop Multi-Player Minecraft: Lakeville, Prior Lake, Inver Grove
Heights, and Eastern Carver
with LEGO® Materials Map Builder County and more.

Grades K-3 Grades 2-6
Join Play-Well TEKnologies for a
workshop using the LEGO® Building Work as a team to create a custom Students, grouped in two different
System. Explore concepts in physics, multi-player adventure map that levels (Grades 1-4 and 5-8),
mechanical engineering, structural features monster pawners, hidden will participate in a day-long
engineering, and architecture while armor, and more. Choose to design competition. The written portion
playing with your favorite creations. an in-game dungeon or build a castle of the competition will be held
Utilizing thousands of LEGO® to explore. Use command blocks in the morning. In the afternoon,
parts, we strive to build students' together to create this world! Learn students who advance will
problem-solving skills, foster a the internal language of Minecraft participate in the oral round. The
greater appreciation of how things and use it on yourself and others competition day will culminate
work, and encourage the qualities in a multiplayer server. Teleport, with award ceremony.
of inquisitiveness, self-reliance, and trap, and prank each other using a
self-confidence in children. Projects variety of different commands and All contestants will receive a
for the workshop will be selected command block types. participation certificate/medal and
by the instructor based on the ages, the top 3 winners from each group
experience levels, and interests of the #501-003 Saturday will receive trophies. Parents are
children. Generally a workshop will Sept. 28 9 am - 12 pm invited to watch the final round
consist of two or three projects. and awards ceremony. Lunch will
CLC Studio 1 $45/1 session be provided to all participants.

#501-004 Saturday FIRST LEGO® League #501-006 Saturday, Dec. 7
$44/1 session 9:30 am - 4 pm
October 26 9 am - 12 pm Grades 4-8 Eisenhower Community Center,
See page 30 for more information.
CLC Studio 1 $29/1 session
Hopkins

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YOUTH ENRICHMENTBAKE, CREATE & DESIGN Holiday Cupcake Decorating

Homemade Gifts with Abrakadoodle Grades 1-5

Grades K-5 Get into the holiday spirit by
decorating Holiday inspired cupcakes!
All new gifts! – Parents, do you want some time Each child will leave with 6 delicious
alone to shop or prepare for the holiday or just get decorated cupcakes in a cupcake
some work done? Get a head start on the holidays carrier. All supplies are provided.
with this fun gift making class. This year we’ll (Gluten, nuts and other ingredients will be used during
paint a Nutcracker or gingerbread house on canvas this class).
board, sculpt tea candles out of clay (we’ll even add
sparkling rhinestones), create a holiday tree with #501-009 Saturday December 7
torn papers and more. These projects are perfect 10-11:30 am CLC Studio 2 $34/1 session
gifts for your friends and family or keep them for
yourself! Our most popular class of the year! Bring Frosty or Rudolph Wall Art Painting
a beverage and nut free snack to class.
Grades 1 and up

#501-007 Saturday December 14 Make your favorite holiday story characters come to life
by painting either a Frosty the Snowman or Rudolph
9:30 am - 12 pm CLC Studio 2 $45/1 session the Red Nosed Reindeer cut out! The wood cutout is
14 inches tall and is waiting for you to customize with
Unicorns and Rainbows your favorite colors. A hanger will be provided so it
will be ready for you to display after class. In addition
Grade 1 and up to painting your choice of character, you will be doing
fun holiday related activities and enjoy a holiday treat.
It is time to celebrate our favorite (This class includes products that may include nuts,
magical friend-the Unicorn! We gluten and dairy). Please state if you would like to paint
will use colorful paint to create Frosty or Rudolph at time of registration.
a 12” wood cut out unicorn to hang in your
room. When we are finished with the craft we will
decorate and enjoy a colorful rainbow cupcake
and do some magical activities! (This class includes #501-024 Saturday December 7
products that may include nuts, gluten and dairy. 12-1:30 pm CLC Studio 2 $39/1 session

Please note any food allergies with registration). Fencing Tournament

#501-008 Saturday October 5 Grades 2-10 (separated by grade)
1-2:30 pm CLC Studio 2 $39/1 session Test your mettle against competitive fencers from
throughout the metro area! Each competitor will
Spirit Wear: Cougar and Panther participate in SIX ROUNDS! This is a fantastic
opportunity for students to match up their skills against
Pants players of similar age and skill level. Sign up today to
take on the best!
Grades 3-8
See page 22 for more info.

No school day! *To register please visit www.youthenrichmentleague.
com. Registration is not taken through Community
Slime and Goo Camp Education.
Saturday, December 7 9 am - 3 pm
Grades K-5 LSHS Gym & Commons
$40
NEW! Love to make slime? Make gooey

creations? In this fun camp we’ll use our
imagination to create all kinds of slime and
work with messy materials. We’ll even use clay
to make a garbage can critter. Join us for a fun
and messy morning. Bring a beverage & nut-
free snack.

#501-010 Thursday October 17
9:30 am-12 pm CLC Studio 2 $45/1 session

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MUSIC SPORTS, HEALTH & SAFETY YOUTH ENRICHMENT

Private Band Lessons Babysitting 101 Fencing

Grades 5 & up Age 10 1/2–15 Grades 2-5
Receive a one-on-one lesson New and returning students invited.
weekly to help you enhance your Gain the skills and confidence to be Youth Enrichment League (YEL)
a great babysitter. This course is fun fencing has evolved. Olympic Coach
playing skills. and fast-paced with hands-on activ- Ro Sobalvarro now heads up YEL’s
Lessons are ities, exciting video, role plays and curriculum, instructor training
offered in 1⁄2 hour lively discussions. It teaches young and tournament consultation.
increments. people how to: Care for children and Coach Sobalvarro brings with
infants; Handle emergencies; Com- him an immense knowledge of
See available times municate effectively with parents; youth, national and international
online. Make good decisions, solve problems fencing. We keep it fun, too. Your
and stay safe. favorite instructors return with more
Private Piano Lessons knowledge, refined coaching skills
Saturdays 9 am - 1 pm and, of course, your favorite fencing
Grades 1-5 CLC Studio 2 $79/1 session games and arm bands. Safety is
#501-011 October 12 our first priority. We supply safety
Does your student want to learn #501-012 November 9 swords, protective masks, chest
how to play the piano or improve #501-013 November 23 plates and jackets, in a high-octane,
their playing skills? This is the #501-014 January 11 inclusive environment.
perfect class for them! Additional
$20-$30 fee for music books Home Alone Mondays 6:15-7:15 pm
payable to instructor on the first MMS Cafeteria $95/6 sessions
day of class. 30 minute lessons Ages 8-10
available from 4:30-7 pm.
Learn information to make sure #501-018 Sept. 16-Nov. 4
Tuesdays Sept. 10-Nov. 5 you're comfortable and safe when omit 10/7, 10/28
omit 9/17, 10/8 & 10/15 staying home alone, whether for five #501-019 Nov. 11-Dec. 16
JFK Music Room $119/6 sessions minutes or a couple of hours. Does
your child know what to do in case
Private Voice Lessons of a fire? If there is a stranger at the Intro to Ninja
door? How to use the Internet safely?
Grades 2 and Up If they get hungry and want a snack? Ages 6-13
Do you love to sing? Experience Our Home Alone class will provide Young Ninjas develop strength and
the many benefits of private many necessary tools so your child is agility during this course by learning
lessons. You will not only gain well-equipped to stay home without different styles and techniques
confidence as a musician but will an adult. Kids will make first aid kits to master all obstacles! Increase
learn to safely project your voice and learn about fire escape routes, flexibility, problem-solving, and
and improve your expressive first aid, kitchen safety, boredom coordination that can be transferred
singing, sight singing (audition busters & more. Bring a water bottle into ninja levels testing or enhance
skills), and poise. 30 minute lessons and a peanut free snack. other athletic performances. This
available from 4:30-7:30 pm. course includes unlimited open
CMS Choir Room Saturdays 9 am-12 pm gyms, so you can practice what you
CLC Studio 2 $39/1 session learned during your class! All classes
Mondays #501-015 October 26 are coached by an experienced Ninja
Sept. 30-Nov. 18, omit 10/21, #501-016 November 16 Trainer. Classes take place at: 3203
11/4 Corporate Center Drive, Burnsville.
$143/6 sessions + $15-$30 music #501-017 January 18 $145/8 sessions
fee due on first day $125/7 sessions
Lakeville Jr Cats Cheer Wednesdays, 5:00-6:00pm

Teams Session 1: Sept. 11-Oct. 30
#501-020
Grades K-6
See page 24 for more info. Session 2: Nov. 6-Dec.18
#501-021

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YOUTH ENRICHMENTLife Time Fitness Youth Crosswinds CrossFit Classes for Youth & Family

Climb Programs CrossFit Kids CrossFit Teens

Join us for age appropriate Grades K-3 Grades 7-10
climbing classes that teach A fun, safe program for your child Get ACTIVE, stronger, and have
terminology, safety and climbing that no only improves their FIT- FUN working out in our Teens
techniques. All classes held at Life NESS, but their CONFIDENCE program. Our class sizes are small,
Time Fitness Lakeville. and HAPINESS as well.  Your kids so we can work with your child to
$45/3 sessions will learn to love fitness, nutrition, get the most out of their hour.  We
$55/4 sessions and will learn good motor patterns will work on physical and mental
$65/5 sessions for functional movement that will strength, endurance, and cohesion
benefit them for a lifetime and crate all in a package relative to making
Mini Monkeys, ages 5-6 the safest foundation for sports and each person walk away stronger and
Tuesdays 6-7 pm training programs in their future. healthier!

Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24 #501-600 $59/4 Sessions Mondays 5:30-6:30 pm
Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 #501-601 Saturdays 10:10-11:10
Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26 #501-602 Wednesdays 6-6:30 pm am
Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25 #501-612
Cliff Hangers I, ages 7-11 Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23 #501-613 Sept. 9-Oct. 5 #501-699
Thursdays 5-6 pm Oct. 7-Nov. 2 #501-623
Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20 #501-614 Nov. 4- 30 #501-624
Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26 #501-603 Dec. 2- 28 #501-625
Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24 #501-604 Saturdays 8:40-9:10 am
Nov. 7, 14, 28 #501-605 Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28 #501-615 $70/4 classes, 1x per week
Oct. 5, 12, 19, 26 #501-616 $85/8 classes, 2x per week
NEW!! Cliff Hangers II, ages 7-11 Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23 #501-617
(for students who have already Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28 #501-618
completed Cliff Hangers I)
Thursdays 6-7 pm CrossFit Tweens
Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26 #501-606 Diapers and Dumbells
If you recently had a baby Grades 3-6
Oct. 3, 10, 17, 24 #501-607 and want to safely get NEW! We make fitness FUN! In tweens,
Nov. 7, 14, 28 #501-608 each class starts with a warm up and
back into shape, this is stretching, then onto skill work and a
Gravity, ages 12-17 it!  Feel stronger, burn fat, and have workout. Every class is different and
Wednesdays 5-6 pm fun!   We will teach you everything that is what keeps it exciting, as well
Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25 #501-609 you need to know to safely workout as helps each child be a well-rounded
Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 #501-610 each class! Our workouts are tailored athlete. In this class we provide a safe
Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27 #501-611 to each mom. We can make them introduction to weightlifting and re-
ally work on core strength and body
Family Fitness easier or harder depending on your control. We will work on physical
Family Fit! fitness level and where you are in and mental strength, endurance, and
your postpartum journey.  Meet cohesion all in a package relative to
Parent and Child, all ages other moms interested in health and making each person stronger.
Have you been looking for wellness and get back to feeling like
something you can do together as a yourself, without the stress of finding
family that involves healthy choices?  someone to watch your little one! Mondays 5:30-6:30 pm
Have you ever wanted your children Thursdays 5:30-6:30 pm
to be able to workout next to you?  **See details on page 12 in the Adult Saturdays 10:10-11:10 am
Join us for body weight/low weight Enrichment section
movements for all ages.  Classes are Sept. 9-Oct. 5 #501-619
60 minutes and include a warm up, Oct. 7-Nov. 2 #501-620
mobility, skill, workout and even end Nov. 4-30 #501-621
with a game! Dec. 2-28 #501-622
**See details on page 12 in the
Adult Enrichment section All Crosswinds CrossFit classes $70/4 classes, 1x per week
are held at: 20196 Heritage Dr, $85/8 classes, 2x per week
Lakeville, MN 55044 $105/12 classes, 3x per week

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Experience a quality, affordable, safe, fun gymnastics program! While using the Were you previously in a class GYMNASTICS
spring floor, uneven bars, tumble track, vault (Mat Rats only) and balance at another gymnastics academy
beam students will develop motor skills, balance, strength and coordination.
and aren’t sure what level to
Classes meet in Auxiliary Gym D at Lakeville South High School. Parent register for? Check out our
observation during classes is available. Email Gymnastics Coordinator at comparison chart online at
[email protected] or call the Community LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org
Education office at 952-232-2169 with questions. All classes are
9 sessions.

Parent and Tot       $69 Twisters 1 $124 Twisters 3 $124
Ages 6–9
18 months to 3 years Ages 7-13 years
Calling all parents with toddlers! This A beginner to advanced beginner Students that have completed Twisters
program is designed to engage the class for youth with little to no 2, but are not ready for the rigors
little ones while expending enough gymnastics experience. This class of Mat Rats can be invited to join
energy for a good night’s sleep. This introduces students to all of the Twisters 3. Perfect for students who
program will take your toddler equipment: bars, beam, floor and are confident they are up for a new
step by step through the basics of vault. Students will also develop: self- challenge.
gymnastics while promoting: fitness, confidence, balance, strength, and #501-703 Mondays
flexibility and socialization. body awareness. Sept 16-Nov 25 7:45-8:40 pm
(omit Oct 21 & Nov 4)
#501-704 Tuesdays #501-702 Mondays #501-712 Thursdays
Sept 17-Nov 19 6-6:30 pm Sept 16-Nov 25 6:45-7:40 pm Sept 12-Nov 21 7:35-8:30 pm
(omit Nov 5) (omit Oct 21 & Nov 4) (omit Oct 17 & Oct 31)

#501-710 Thursdays #501-705 Tuesdays Dynamic Dudes $124
Sept 12-Nov 21 6-6:30 pm Sept 17-Nov 19 6:35-7:30 pm
(omit Oct 17 & Oct 31) (omit Nov 5) Age 5 -10
Dynamic Dudes is a boys beginner
#501-713 Saturdays #501-707 Wednesdays and advanced beginner level class.
Sept 14-Nov 23 9-9:30 am Sept 18-Nov 13 5:45-6:40 pm It teaches the basics of gymnastics
while improving strength,
(omit Sept 28 & Oct 19) #501-716 Saturdays coordination, flexibility, confidence,
Sept 14-Nov 23 12:35-1:30 pm and social skills for boys of all ages
Tiny Tumblers $124 (omit Sept 28 & Oct 19) and abilities.
#501-717 Saturdays
Ages 4-5 Twisters 2 (TW2) $124 Sept 14-Nov 23 1:35-2:30 pm
This class is an informative and fun (omit Sept 28 & Oct 19)
introduction to gymnastics. For Ages 6–12
children that are ready to start with After successfully completing the Mat Rats (pre-team) $224
the basics, we will work with each required skills from Twisters 1,
child to develop their skills on events your child will bounce right into Ages 6–12 with instructor approval
like: floor, bars, beam, and vault. Twisters 2. In this advanced beginner If you are looking for a challenging
Your child will grow as a gymnast to intermediate course, your child gymnastics program, but less of a
and become more fit, coordinated, will progress by learning skills with time commitment than traditional
flexible and balanced. This course higher difficulty, improving in competitive gymnastics programs;
will have your child falling in love areas of strength and flexibility, and this fun, flexible program is for you.
with gymnastics! creating a strong foundation for This class will develop connections
#501-701 Mondays future skills and levels. during floor routines and basic
Sept 17-Nov 19 5:45-6:40 pm #501-706 Tuesdays choreography as well as advanced
(omit Oct 21 & Nov 4) Sept 17-Nov 19 7:35-8:30 pm skills on beam, bars and vaulting.
#501-708 Wednesdays (omit Nov 5) The instructor will let you know when
Sept 18-Nov 13 6:45-7:40 pm you are ready to sign up for this class.
#501-714 Saturdays #501-709 Wednesdays #501-715 Saturdays
Sept 14-Nov 23 9:35-10:30 am Sept 18-Nov 13 7:45-8:40 pm Sept 14-Nov 23 10:35 am-12:30 pm
(omit Sept 28 & Oct 19) (omit Sept 28 & Oct 19)
#501-711 Thursdays
Save $10 by registering Sept 12-Nov 21 6:35-7:30 pm
before September 12 for fall! (omit Oct 17 & Oct 31)

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BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENTGolf Squad Mad Science of School of Rock Rookies
Grades K-5 Grades K-2
Golf Squad® classes are the most Minnesota Are you ready to rock?! You will
professionally instructed, convenient, develop your music skills by playing
and organized way of bringing golf Grades 1-5 ukulele, guitar, drums, keys/piano
education to people of all ages. In a Join Mad Science® for after-school and singing. Rookies is a fun and
social and fun environment, students fun with interactive, hands-on positive environment for you to get
learn the vocabulary, etiquette, safety, activities and get revved up about started on your rockin’ music journey.
social and technical aspects necessary science. Experience Science at Work School of Rock is the world's largest
to enjoy golf for a lifetime. All classes in the Mad Science crime lab, toy and most trusted music school in the
are taught by PGA Professionals. factory, movie effects studio and world, enroll now!
Students do not need their own the science lab in your mouth.
clubs, but are welcome to bring them Discover science working in nature Soccer Shots
if the school will let them store them through earthquakes and storms!
during the day. Call 952-232-2150 Make science work for you as you Ages 6-8
to discuss payment options. manipulate magnetic and electrical Soccer Shots is an engaging
forces. Get a great signature Mad children’s soccer program with a
Science take-home every class!! focus on character development.

Drama Lab Fit and Fun! Our caring team positively impacts
children’s lives on and off the field
Grades 1-5 Grades K-5 through best-in-class coaching,
“She had a blast and enjoyed learning Have a ton of fun while you curriculum and communication. The
new ways to express herself and build strengthen your outsides and your Soccer Shots Premier curriculum
insides! Run through obstacle is developed by early education
her confidence!” courses, jump away on trampolines, specialists to feature healthy
and perfect your handstand in this competition and skill development.
“I loved seeing him so enthusiastic active class. You will get active and (This class is a 45 minute session)
about something!” learn skills for a healthy lifestyle

“She liked sharing her ideas and being
part of the planning...she also loved just
being able to be silly!” through exercise, yoga, mindfulness,
The reviews are in folks and Drama and healthy eating. Sign up to get Lake Marion Elementary

Lab is a hit! Drama Lab uses strong today! Choristers
Grades 3-5
games, activities, skits, and so much
more to unlock your confidence Lake Marion's very own Mrs.
Grandmasters of Chess Sundberg extends an invitation to
and creativity. For your final class Grades K-5
you and your friends will present join the chorus! Choristers is for 3rd-
Whether your a Grandmaster or a 5th grade students who attend Lake
a whacky comedy show for your Beginner this class is for you!
friends and families! No auditions Each YEL! Chess class follows four Marion elementary. Sing your heart
necessary, every student belongs on basic components: out as you prepare for the Winter
Concert in December! The winter
our stage! Sign up now! •Teach It! Each class students are concert will present December
taught different chess concepts
and coached to implement those 10th at 6:00pm at LME. Join now!
FIRST LEGO League (FLL) concepts into their chess games. Registration includes a Choristers
•Practice It! Students practice po- T-shirt!
Grades 4-8

Guided by FLL Core sitions set by the coach to improve
Values, teams compete
a challenge which is their understanding of the concept.
•Puzzle It! Students are given chess
made up of the Robot Game and puzzles (constructed by WIM
the Project. Through the Robot
Game, teams build and program Serafima Sokolovskaya) and work
with coach guidance to solve them.
an autonomous robot using LEGO •Play It! Each class ends with
MINDSTORMS technology to
score points in 2.5 minute matches students playing 20-30 minutes
of chess. Coaches often feature
on a themed playing field. See full in-class tournaments during the
description online.
30 LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.orgsession.

Watch Me Draw: Fall Celebration Intro to STEM with LEGO® Materials BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT

Grades 1-5 Grades K-2
We have combined our two most popular classes into Tap into your imagination with tens of thousands of
one. Playing with clay, painting on canvas, watercolors, LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects such as:
and pastels to create the most spooktacular art! boats, snowmobiles, catapults, and merry-go-rounds.
Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest
ideas in a supportive environment. What are you waiting
for? Le-go!

Watch Me Draw: Holiday Workshop Junior Robotics - Wild Animals!

Grades 1-5 Grades 1-5
Join us for our super fun Holiday Art Workshop! Get ready to explore the wild side! 21st Century Robotics
You will use all kinds of fun art supplies to create Enrichment using LEGO® bricks. Each Junior Robotics
the coolest gifts for your family and friends over the class follows four basic components
holidays! • Teach It! Each class students are taught the basic STEM

engineering concepts behind each project.
• Build & Program It! Students use LEGO® bricks to build

a hungry alligator, dancing birds, a musical monkey, and
more.
• Program It! Then they program the project to race, chew,
make noise and more using drag-and-drop icon-based
software.
• Play It! Finally, they play with their project, modify it,
create extensions and have fun working with it.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not
sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.

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BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT Cherry View Christina Huddleston Eastview Elementary JFK Elementary
Elementary Elementary 4–5 pm 4–5 pm
3:25–4:25 pm
4–5 pm

Chess Drama Lab Chess Drama Lab
#401-CV2 #401-CH1 #401-EV4 #401-JF1
Tues. 10/8-12/17, omit 10/15, Mon. 10/7-12/2, omit 10/21, Thur. 10/24-12/19, omit 11/28 Fri., **8:15-9:15 am
11/5, 11/19 11/4 $129/8 sessions 10/4-11/22, omit 10/18
$129/8 sessions $105/7 sessions Media Center $105/7 sessions
IMC Art Room Media Center

Golf Squad Golf Squad Drama Lab Golf Squad
#401-CV3 #401-CH4 #401-EV6 #401-JF4
Mon. 9/23-11/11, omit 10/21, Mon. 9/23-11/11, omit 10/21, Thurs., 10/3-12/5, omit 10/10, Thur. 9/26-11/14, omit 10/10,
11/4 11/4 10/17, 11/28 **8:15-9:15 am 10/17
$179/6 sessions $179/6 sessions $105/7 sessions $179/6 sessions
Outside* Outside* Media Center Outside*

Soccer Shots Soccer Shots Fit & Fun! Fit & Fun!
#401-CV4 #401-CH5 #401-EV11 #401-JF5
Thur., 9/12-11/7, omit 10/10, Tue., 9/10-10/29, omit 10/15 Tues. 9/10-10/1 **8:15-9:15 am Wed. 9/11-10/2 **8:15-9:15 am
10/17 **4-4:45 pm **3:25-4:10 pm $79/4 sessions $79/4 sessions
$160 + $15 jersey fee/7 sessions $160 + $15 jersey fee/7 sessions Location TBD Location TBD
Outside* Outside*

Spanish Watch Me Draw Golf Squad Soccer Shots
#401-CV1 Fall Celebration #401-EV9 #401-JF6
Mon. & Wed., starting 10/14 #401-CH2 Thur. 9/26-11/14, omit 10/10, Mon. 9/9-10/28, omit 10/21
**8:15-9:15 am Tues. 9/17-10/8 10/17 **4-4:45 pm
$824/52 sessions $65/4 sessions, Art Room $179/6 sessions $160 + $15 jersey fee/7 sessions
Room TBD Outside* Outside*

Due to building construction, Watch Me Draw Jr. Robotics - Wild Animals Watch Me Draw
CVE has limited before and Holiday Workshop #401-EV5 Fall Celebration
after school classes this fall. #401-CH3 Wed. 10/30-12/11, omit 11/27 #401-JF2
Watch for great new classes Tues., 12/10 **3:25-5:25 pm $95/6 sessions Wed. 9/25-10/16
starting up again this winter! $35/1 session, Art Room Media Center $65/4 sessions, Art Room

Mad Science- Science at Work Watch Me Draw
#401-EV3 Holiday Workshop
Thur. 10/3-12/5, omit 10/10, #401-JF3
10/17, 11/28 Wed., 12/11
$115/7 sessions **4-6 pm
Art Room $35/1 session, Art Room

* Outside Class will meet in front of main office on Soccer Shots
first day. #401-EV10
Wed. 9/11-10/30, omit 10/9
** Please note alternate times. **4-4:45 pm
$160 + $15 jersey fee/7 sessions
Outside*

Spanish
#401-EV1
Mon. & Wed., starting 10/14
**8:15-9:15 am
$824/52 sessions
Room TBD

Watch Me Draw
Fall Celebration
#401-EV7
Mon. 9/23-10/14
$65/4 sessions, Art Room

32 LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org Watch Me Draw
Holiday Workshop
#401-EV8
Monday, 12/9
**4-6 pm
$35/1 session, Art Room

Lake Marion Lakeview Elementary Oak Hills Elementary Impact Academy at BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT
Elementary 3:25–4:25 pm 3:20–4:20 pm Orchard Lake
4-5 pm
4–5 pm Chess Chess
#401-LV3 #401-OH3 Drama Lab
Choirsters Fri. 10/11-12/13, omit 10/18, Mon. #401-OL2
#401-LM8 11/29 10/7-12/16, Omit 10/21, 11/4, Fri. 10/4-11/22, omit 10/18
Tues. 10/1-12/10, omit 11/5 $129/8 sessions 11/11 $105/7 sessions
**8:15-9:15 am Media Center $129/8 sessions Media Center
$55/10 sessions IMC
Choir Room Golf Squad Jr. Robotics - Wild Animals Golf Squad
#401-LV8 #401-OH4 #401-OL5
Drama Lab Tues. 9/17-11/12, omit 9/24, Fri. 11/1-12/20, omit 11/8, Fri. 9/20-11/1, omit 10/18
#401-LM2 10/22, 11/5 11/29 $179/6 sessions
Mon., **8:15-9:15 am $179/6 sessions $95/6 sessions Outside*
10/7-12/2, omit 10/21, 11/4 Outside* IMC
$105/7 sessions Jr. Robotics - Wild Animals Golf Squad Fit & Fun!
Media Center #401-LV5 #401-OH5 #401-OL6
Fit & Fun! Mon. 10/28-12/9, omit 11/4 Wed. 9/25-10/30 Thur. 9/12-10/3, **8:15-9:15 am
#401-LM6 $95/6 sessions $179/6 sessions $79/4 sessions
Fri. 9/13-10/4, **8:15-9:15 am Media Center Outside* Location TBD
$79/4 sessions Mad Science- Science at Work Spanish Spanish
Location TBD #401-LV6 #401-OH1 #401-OL1
Golf Squad Mon. 10/7-12/2, omit 10/21, Tue. & Thu., starting 10/15 Tue. & Thu.., starting 10/15
#401-LM5 11/4 **3:20-4:20 pm **8:15-9:15 am
Tues. 9/24-11/12, omit 10/8, $115/7 sessions $824/52 sessions $824/52 sessions
11/5 Art Room Room TBD Room TBD
$179/6 sessions Spanish Watch Me Draw
Outside* #401-LV1 Fall Celebration
Intro to STEM with LEGO Mon. & Wed., starting 10/14 #401-OL3
#401-LM9 $824/52 sessions Fri. 9/27-10/25, omit 10/18
Wed. 9/11-10/30, omit 10/9 Room TBD $65/4 sessions
$112/7 sessions Art Room
Media Center Watch Me Draw
Holiday Workshop
Soccer Shots Watch Me Draw #401-OL4
#401-LM7 Holiday Workshop Friday, 12/13
Fri. 9/13-11/1, omit 10/18 #401-LV7 **4-6 pm
4-4:45 pm Tuesday, 12/17 $35/1 session
$160 + $15 jersey fee/7 sessions **3:25-5:25 pm Art Room
Outside* $35/1 session
Art Room
Spanish
#401-LM1
Tue. & Thu.., starting 10/15
**8:15-9:15 am
$824/52 sessions
Room TBD
Watch Me Draw
Fall Celebration
#401-LM3
Thur. 9/26-10/24, omit 10/17
$65/4 sessions
Art Room
Watch Me Draw
Holiday Workshop
#401-LM4
Thursday, 12/12
**4-6 pm
$35/1 session
Art Room

Registration Information Page 67 33

AQUATICS & SAFETYLearn to swim with Lakeville Area Community Ed!
Our caring and dedicated instructors are Red Cross trained and certified to help your child enjoy developing
swimming and water safety skills in a positive learning environment. Safety topics are included in all classes: basic
water safety, healthy swimming, safe water entry, helping yourself and others in an emergency, and safe weather
conditions for swimming. Pre-requisite for each level is the mastery of skills from the preceding level or equivalent
skills. Each child is provided with a skill assessment within the first two classes to determine appropriate level
placement. Each student receives a progress report at the middle of the session and at the end of the session. It is
common for a child to repeat a level before mastering all skills. Semi-Private lessons must register 2 swimmers and
it is recommended the students are at a similar skill level.

For complete class descriptions and comparison of levels to other swim programs,
please visit our website: www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

Parent/Child Lessons Prices and schedules on page 36. Beginner 2

Aqua Tots Preschool Lessons Participants learn to swim without
flotation. Skills include: jump into
Ages 9 months – 5 years Recommended for ages 3-5 years chest-deep water and return to the
(with parent or guardian) edge of pool, bob underwater, blowing
Enjoy swimming with your child Aqua Kids 1 bubbles, front float, 10 sec., front glide,
while building swimming readiness turn and swim back to the wall, back
by emphasizing fun in the water Participants become comfortable in float, 10 sec., back glide, roll over,
accompanied by a parent or guardian. the water learning basic skills without turn and swim back to the wall, tread
Parents learn to help their child a parent. Skills (may be performed water, 10 sec., paddle stroke on front,
adjust to the water and develop safety with flotation): enter the water 15 yd., back crawl, 5 yd., elementary
awareness. Skills introduced (with independently, submerge head, bob backstroke arms, 10 yd.
flotation or assistance): enter the underwater/blow bubbles, front
water, submerge head, bob underwater/ float/glide face in water, 3 sec. each, Intermediate 1
blow bubbles, front float/glide face back float/glide, ears in water, 3 sec.
in water, 3 sec. each, back float/glide, each, paddle stroke on front, 5 yards, Participants learn to be comfortable
ears in water, 3 sec. each. For complete elementary backstroke, 5 yards. with new skills in deep water and learn
class description, please visit our front crawl, back crawl and elementary
website. *Each participant must be Aqua Kids 2 backstroke to basic standards of
accompanied by an adult. competency. Skills include: jump into
Participants continue to develop deep water, kneeling dive, survival float,
34 LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org skills without a parent. Skills (may 20 sec., back float, 20 sec., tread water,
be performed with flotation or 20 sec., front crawl, 15 yd., back crawl,
assistance from instructor) include: 15 yd., elementary backstroke, 15 yd.,
jump into chest-deep water and return breaststroke kick, 15 yd.
to the edge of pool, bob underwater,
blowing bubbles, front float, 10 sec., Intermediate 2
front glide, turn and swim back to
the wall, back float, 10 sec., back Participants increase endurance,
glide, roll over, turn and swim back improve competency for strokes
to wall, paddle stroke on front, 5 yd., learned in Intermediate 1 and learn
elementary backstroke 5 yd. breaststroke to basic standards of
competency. Skills include: standing
School Age Lessons dive, swim under water 5 yds. and
retrieve object, feet-first surface dive,
Recommended for ages 5 and up. somersault, open turn: front/back
crawl, tread water, 1 min., front crawl,
Beginner 1 25yd., elementary backstroke, 25yd.,
back crawl, 25 yd., breaststroke, 15 yd.,
Participants become comfortable in the dolphin kick, 15 yd.
water learning basic skills. Skills (may
be performed with flotation): jump
into chest-deep water, bob underwater,
blowing bubbles, front float, face in
water, 3 sec., front glide, face in water,
back float, ears in water, 3 sec., back
glide, ears in water, roll over: front to
back/back to front, paddle stroke on
front, 5 yd., elementary backstroke 5 yd.

Advanced 1 Private/ Introduction to AQUATICS & SAFETY
Semi Private Competitive Swimming
Participants learn advanced skills Storm Swim Club is partnering with
used in competitive swimming and Designed for personalized 1:1 or Lakeville Area Community Educa-
lifeguarding, improve competency 1:2 (instructor:student) instruction tion to provide a class option that
for strokes learned in Intermediate 2 for youth and adults. Perfect for the will serve to bridge the gap between
and learn butterfly and sidestroke to hesitant swimmer or adult learner. swim lessons and more competitive
basic standards of competency. Skills Must provide both names for semi options that the Storm Club offers.
include: shallow dive, head-first surface private lessons. It is recommended the The professional staff from the Storm
dive to 7 ft. and retrieve object, flip students are at a similar skill level. Swim Club will be instructing this
turn: front/back crawl, tread water, class. Swimmers should have com-
2 min. using different kicks, front Adaptive pleted, or have skills equivalent to
crawl, 50 yd., back crawl, 50 yd., Level 6, or Advanced 2, and feel
breaststroke, 50 yd., butterfly, 15 yd., This class is for students age 18 months comfortable swimming unassisted.
sidestroke, 15 yd. through adult with mild special needs, The goal is to equip swimmers at all
including neurological, developmental, levels with the skills and condition-
Advanced 2 and cognitive, who will benefit from ing needed for competitive swim-
one on one instruction. Instructor ming. For more information, please
Participants continue to learn skills will work with the parent/guardian contact Phil Smith, coachphil@
used in competitive swimming and to determine student goals that will mnstorm.org.
lifeguarding, improve endurance and meet a variety of sensory challenges
perfect strokes. Skills include: com- including visual, auditory, physical #701-205 MMS Pool
petitive breaststroke turn, competitive and movement, all while learning Mondays Oct 7-Nov 18
butterfly turn, tread water-kick only swimming skills. Ratio = 1:1, parent 4:45 pm-5:30 pm (omit Nov 4)
for 2 min., front crawl, 100 yd., back does not need to get into the water $64/6 sessions
crawl, 100 yd., breaststroke, 100 yd., with the student.
butterfly, 50 yd., sidestroke, 50 yd.

Classes with 1 or 2 students See page 36 for additional dates NEW! Introduction to
registered will be 30 minutes and times for private, semi-private Triathlon Training-
Swimming
for the following levels: and adapted lessons.
Aqua Kids 2, Beginner 1 & Join Phil Smith, a former Nation-
2, Intermediate 1 & 2, and al Level triathlete and Division 1
Runner, for a new course dedicated
Advanced 1 & 2.

to becoming a better swimmer in
the open water portion of a triath-
Bringoptheen fsawmimily! to lon. This short course will detail
strategies, sightings, and other useful
tips that will surely make you a better
Open Swim Dates racer in your future triathlons.
#701-206 KTMS Pool
McGuire Middle School Pool Mondays Sept 23-Oct 14

Fridays • 6:30-8:30 pm NO SCHOOL DAYS • 1-3 pm 8:15-8:45 pm $39/4 sessions
September 13, 20, 27 Monday, November 4
October 4, 11, 25 Tuesday, November 5
November 1, 8, 15, 22 Monday, December 23
December 6, 13 Monday, December 30 Pool Rentals
Looking to rent the swimming
Cost: $4 Youth, $6 Adult
Groups of 10 or more must register by calling 952-232-2169. pool for a private rental,
birthday party or scout group?
If you are also taking swim lessons with us, don’t forget to use your free
open swim pass on your swim lesson bookmark! Inflatables of any kind are Please call 952-232-2169 for
not allowed in the pool during open swim. Lap lane available by request. more information. You can also
reserve the cafeteria (based on
Please confirm all open swim dates and rules on our website:
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org availability).

Registration Information Page 67 35

AQUATICS & SAFETY Fall 2019 Swim Lessons

All Fall Swim Lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.
*All classes meet once per week for 7 weeks.

Mondays Thursdays Price Saturday Price

September 30 – October 3 – $64 9/22-11/17 (omit 10/6 & 10/20)
November 11 November 14 $64
$160 10–10:30 am
$96
5:30–6:00 pm Aqua Tots #701-SAT10 $64
$64
Aqua Tots #701-FMAT5 #701-FTAT5 $64 Aqua Kids 1 #701-SAK110 $64
Aqua Kids 1
Private/Semi- #701-FMAK15 #701-FTAK15 $76 Private/Semi Priv. #701-SPR10 $160
Priv. $76
Adapted Adapted #701-SAD10 $96
$76
Aqua Tots #701-FMPR5 #701-FTPR5 $76 10:35–11:20 am
Aqua Kids 1 $76
#701-FMAD5 #701-FTAD5 Aqua Kids 2 #701-SAK2103 $76
Aqua Kids 2 $76
Beginner 1 6:05–6:35 pm $76 Beginner 1 #701-SB1103 $76
$76
Beginner 1 #701-FMAT6 #701-FTAT6 Beginner 2 #701-SB2103 $76
Beginner 2 $76
Intermediate 1 #701-FMAK16 #701-FTAK16 $76 Intermediate 1 #701-SI1103 $76

Beginner 2 6:05–6:50 pm $160 Intermediate 2 #701-SI2103 $76
Intermediate 1 $96
Intermediate 2 #701-FMAK26 #701-FTAK26 11:25-11:55 am

Advanced 1 #701-FMB16 #701-FTB16 Aqua Tots #701-SAT11 $64
Advanced 2
6:40-7:25 pm Aqua Kids 1 #701-SAK111 $64
Private/Semi-
Priv. #701-FMB164 #701-FTB164 Private/Semi Priv. #701-SPR11 $160
Adapted
#701-FMB264 #701-FTB264 Adapted #701-SAD11 $96

#701-FMI164 #701-FTI164 12:15-1:00 pm

6:55–7:40 pm Beginner 1 #701-SB112 $76

#701-FMB265 #701-FTB265 Beginner 2 #701-SB212 $76

#791-FMI165 #791-FTI165 Intermediate 1 #701-SI112 $76

#701-FMI265 #701-FTI265 Advanced 1 #701-SA112 $76

7:30-8:15 pm Advanced 2 #701-SA212 $76

#701-FMA173 #701-FTA173 1:05-1:50 pm

#701-FMA273 #701-FTA273 Beginner 1 #701-SB11 $76

7:45-8:15 pm Beginner 2 #701-SB21 $76

#701-FMPR7 #701-FTPR7 Intermediate 1 #701-SI11 $76

Intermediate 2 #701-SI21 $76

#701-FMAD7 #701-FTAD7 Advanced 1 #701-SA11 $76

1:55-2:25 pm

Don’t have time for a full session this fall but want to get in some Private/Semi Priv. #701-SPR15 $160
lessons before the winter session starts? Try a 4 week session! These #701-SAD15 $96
lessons are one on one with an instructor (private and adapted) or 2 Adapted

on 1 (semi-private).

4 Day Private, Semi-Private or Adapted Lessons

Private: $80 Mondays Thursdays
Semi-Private: $80 total for both swimmers Nov 18-Dec 9 Nov 21-Dec 19 (omit 11/28)
(must register 2 swimmers) 5:30-6:00 pm #701-211 5:30-6:00 pm #701-214
Adapted: $48

6:05-6:35 pm #701-212 6:05-6:35 pm #701-215
6:40-7:10 pm #701-213 6:40-7:10 pm #701-216

36 LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

Aquatic Certification Classes AQUATICS & SAFETY

American Heart Association Basic
Life Support Courses

Water Safety Assistant The BLS Course trains participants to promptly
Become certified to assist in teaching swimming recognize several life-threatening emergencies,
lessons! Hands on experience provided during give high-quality chest compressions, deliver
class. First Aid and CPR/AED not included. For appropriate ventilations and provide early use of
students ages 13 and up, eligible for employment an AED.  In the Instructor-led course, students
at age 14. participate in simulated clinical scenarios and
learning stations. Students work with an AHA
BLS Instructor to complete BLS skills practice
and skills testing. Students also complete a
written exam.

Full BLS Course
$99/1 session MMS Room 100

#701-207 $89/2 sessions #701-201 Tues., Aug. 20 9 am-12 pm
MMS Pool/Room 100 Mon, 11/4 & Tues, 11/5 #701-202 Sat., Nov. 16 9 am-12 pm
3:30 pm – 8 pm #701-203 Tues., Dec. 3 6 pm-9 pm

BLS Renewal Course
$69/1 session MMS Room 100

#701-204 Thurs., Oct. 24 6-9 pm

DID YOU KNOW...? AQUATIC NOTES

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to make children SAFER in, on, and around water. sNeeeeodurtoretfruanndsfeproolircycaonnceplaagecl6a7ss.? Please
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Formal swimming lessons reduce the
likelihood of childhood drowning by 88%.
The USA Swimming Foundation’s Make
a Splash initiative is saving children’s lives
through swim lessons. Through Make a
Splash, the USA Swimming Foundation
partners with learn-to-swim providers,
community-based water safety advocates, and national
organizations to provide swimming lessons and educate
children and their families on the importance of
learning how to swim. 

To learn more, visit 
www.usaswimmingfoundation.org/makeasplash.

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ICE SKATING LESSONS

LAKEVILLE ARENAS, 20195 HOLYOKE AVE, LAKEVILLE, MN 55044
WWW.LAKEVILLEARENAS.ORG | 952-985-2170 | [email protected]

LAKEVILLE ARENAS AND THE CITY OF LAKEVILLE ARE EXCITED TO OFFER THE ‘LEARN TO SKATE USA BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM’.
The Basic Skills program will be held at Lakeville Ames and Lakeville Hasse Arenas. (Directions available on website)
Register through the City of Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department at 952-985-4600 or online at
www.webtrac.lakevillemn.gov
THE PROGRAM: This program is geared toward recreational skaters of all ages and skill levels. Instructors will follow the skill
progressions outlined in Learn To Skate USA Basic Skills. Skaters will be evaluated throughout the session to determine if they are
ready to advance. Our program ratio consists of a 12:1 student/instructor ratio to ensure quality instruction except for the Snow
Plow Sam which is set at an 8:1 ratio.
COST: Each level will be $89 per skater and includes eight half-hour lessons and eight half-hour practices, registration to Learn To
Skate USA and three free public skating passes. $125 P.A.L.S. per session.
REQUIREMENTS: Children in the Snowplow Sam and P.A.L.S. classes must wear a helmet (bike
helmets work well), gloves, and snow pants. All participants must wear mittens or gloves and
provide their own skates or rental skates are available for $3 per person/per class. No double
blades. Lakeville Arenas offers skate sharpening for $4 per pair of skates.

Fall Session begins on 10/26/19 with registration available through 11/9/19

Winter Session begins January 4, 2020. Please check our website in December for more information.

PROGRAM LEVELS PROGRAM LEVELS CONT’D

SNOWPLOW SAM BASIC 1
Ages 3-5: Designed to develop preliminary coordination and Designed for skaters 6 and older with little or no skating
strength necessary to move on skates. experience. Will work on forward/backward skating and
P.A.L.S. (Parent and Little Skater, 3—4 years old) stopping.
This class will teach the child and parent how to skate and BASIC 2-3
teach the parents how to teach their child to skate. It’s a Designed for figure skaters that have passed Basic 1 or
great class for the beginning skater. The parent/guardian Snow Plow Sam 3. Will work on backwards, turning and
must be at least 16 years old. introduction to spins.
ADULTS (16 years and older) BASIC 4, 5, 6
This class is designed for the beginner skater up to the Designed for those skaters that have passed Basic 3. Will
advanced. We will teach you either figure skating or hockey work on edges, crossovers and stroking.
skating skills, which ever you would like. This class offers a PRE-FREE SKATE & FREE SKATE 1-6
more one-on-one lesson structure. Designed for those figure skaters that have passed Basic 6.
Free Skate will be divided into four sections—moves in the
field, dance sequence, spins and jumps.

Class Schedule/Registration Information HOCKEY 1-2
You can download a complete class schedule and Fundamentals of hockey skating; skaters will learn to move
faster and be more agile on the ice. All elements will be
registration form by visiting taught without a stick or puck. Will work on forward skating,
www.lakevillearenas.org or by calling the City of backward skating and stopping.
Lakeville Parks and Recreation Department at HOCKEY 3-4 & POWER (6 years and older)
Fundamentals of hockey skating, skaters will learn to move
952-985-4600. faster and be more agile on the ice. All elements will be
taught without a stick or puck. Designed for those skaters
What class does my skater sign up for? that have passed Hockey 2.
All skaters ages 3—5 years old that have never skated before
should sign up for the Snowplow Sam Class. For questions on ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE AT:
what class to register for please contact LTS Director Tonyea WWW.WEBTRAC.LAKEVILLEMN.GOV
Patterson at: [email protected]

WWW.LAKEVILLEARENAS.ORG | 952-985-2170 | [email protected]

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE AT: WWW.WEBTRAC.LAKEVILLEMN.GOV

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EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATIONWelcome to ECFE

Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a Lakeville Area School
District Community Education program that strengthens families with
young children through education and support.

The components of most classes are:

1. Growing Together: For You and Your Child
Half of each class is devoted to activities planned by a licensed early childhood teacher for parents and children to
explore together. Together you can enjoy learning through art, music, stories and a variety of developmental activities.
It is an opportunity to learn new ideas, games and activities that you can do at home.

2. Growing Independently: For Your Child
The remaining portion of each class is for children to have fun learning through play using art, movement, games and
stories with the early childhood teacher, the classroom assistant and the other children. New friendships are formed
and children discover new aspects of “me” while they learn apart from you. The goal of the children’s program is to
develop a healthy self-concept and a joy of learning.

3. Growing Confidently: For You
While children take part in the children’s program,
parents join with other parents in an informal
group setting for discussion time led by a licensed
parent educator. The challenges of being a parent are
enjoyable, complex, and, at times, stressful. Parents
have the opportunity to choose and discuss current
family topics, share ideas and concerns and feel
encouraged by the support of others.

Mornings Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

CLEC Rainbow Terrific Twos Explore-Create… Twos & Threes Growing Kids Twos & Threes
CLEC Sunshine Explore-Create… Terrific Twos Step Into Learning Twos & Threes Multiples
CLEC Moon Busy Bodies Little Explorers Wonderful Ones Busy Bodies —
CLEC Star — — — Step Into Learning
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Afternoon — Stepping Stones Pop-In Play Stepping Stones —
Infant Pop-In Family School Family School Family School —
CLEC Rainbow — Family School Family School Family School —
CLEC Sunshine — — — Let’s Explore —
CLEC Moon —
CLEC Star Twos & Threes — Explore-Create… —
Wonderful Ones — Infant Pop-In —
Evening

CLEC Rainbow
CLEC Moon

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Infant and Toddler Classes Join us for our EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION
InfaOnptenanHdouTosed!dler
Infants Pop-In Playtime Little Explorers
0–12 mos. Non-separating Wednesday, August 28
FREE 9–18 mos. Non-separating 4:30-6:30 pm
These FREE playtimes As your little one moves from
provide an opportunity crawling to walking come explore CLEC Moon Room
to meet other parents with our classroom with activities
babies. Explore our infant classroom, just right for toddlers. Meet
meet other parents of infants and other parents going through the
discuss parenting questions with a same stages as you while you (see page 47)

licensed parent educator. Come to discuss the joys and challenges of Wonderful Ones
just one or all; pop-in playtime is parenting. You and your child will
a flexible format to meet the needs stay together during the parent 12–24 mos.
of busy parents and give families an discussion. Learning takes place for your one-
opportunity to learn about ECFE. #191-103 Tuesdays year-old as they are moving and
No registration required. Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no class Nov. 5 exploring, often not far from their
9:30-11:00 am CLEC Moon Rm. parent. Discuss the wonders and
DAYTIME 12:30-2:00 pm Sib Care challenges of parenting your child
Mondays Teacher: Kirsten with a licensed parent educator. Note:
Sept. 9-Jan. 13, no class Oct. 21 or Evening option, non-separating.
Nov. 4 #191-104 Tuesdays
CLEC Moon Rm. Teacher: Jenica Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no class Nov. 5
6:00-7:30 pm CLEC Moon Rm.
EVENING *Non-separating w/Sib Care
Thursdays  6-7:30 pm
9/26, 10/24, 11/21, 12/19 and 1/16 Teacher: Connie
CLEC Moon Rm.
Teachers: Jenica & Connie #191-105 Wednesdays
Sept. 11-Jan. 22, no class Oct 16
Sept. 26 Car Safety Information 9:30-11:00 am CLEC Moon Rm.
Oct. 24 Baby Proofing *Separating w/ sib care
Nov. 21 Literacy and Library Teachers: Sheri & Connie
Dec. 19 Nutrition for Babies
Jan. 16 Purposeful Play

Busy Bodies
15–30 mos.

New Baby? Congratulations! Join us as you and your toddler
Please take a few moments to discover safe and age appropriate
complete the census activities including art, music and
form on the web address below and sensory play. Parents will gain
knowledge and support from a
return to: licensed parent educator and other
Crystal Lake Education Center, parents during discussion time.
16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN
55044. Community Education #191-106 Mondays
Sept. 9-Jan. 13, no class Oct 21 or
ECFE web site: Nov 4 9:15–11:15 am
isd194.org/community-education/ CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
Teachers: Sheri & Connie
early-childhood/ “Like” us on
early-childhood-family-education #191-107 Thursdays
Facebook
Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Oct 17
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Moon Rm.
Facebook.com/LakevilleAreaECFE Sib Care

Teachers: Sheri & Jenica

Registration Information Page 67 41

EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION2 to 5 Classes Terrific Twos & Thrilling Threes

Terrific Twos 24–48 mos.
24–36 mos. Independence, language, problem solving and social skills are emerging
during these ages. The classroom will foster all these developing skills, and you
We’ll have two hours of fun that will value the parent discussion where you can learn with a licensed parent
can move you and your child from educator, share and appreciate this stage.
tantrums to triumphs! Activities
will be available to stimulate that #191-110 Tuesdays Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no class Nov. 5
6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care
exuberance and curiosity. Join other Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
parents in the quest to understand
#191-111 Wednesdays Sept. 11-Jan. 22, no class Oct 16
and appreciate the terrific twos with 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care
the support of a licensed parent Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten
educator.
#191-112 Thursdays
#191-108 Monday Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Oct 17
Sept. 9-Jan. 13, no class Oct. 21 or
Nov. 4 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm.
Sib Care
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teachers: Kirsten & Julie
Sib Care
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica #191-113 Fridays
Sept. 13-Jan. 24, no class Oct 18
#191-109 Tuesdays 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no class Nov 5
Sib Care
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten
Sib Care
Teachers: Sheri & Jenica

ECFE Dates of Interest Twos to Fours Let's Explore

Aug. 1 ECFE registration begins 2-4 yrs
Celebrate learning with our afternoon
Aug. 27&28 ECFE Open House / CLEC class. We will emphasize STEAM
(Science, Technology, Engineering,
Aug. 28 Infant and Toddlers Open House Arts and Math). Each week we will
bring these areas together with fun
Sept.9 ECFE Fall/Winter semester begins and developmentally appropriate
activities. Our class will also explore
Sept. 26 Welcome Back to School Event the community together with several
field trips. A licensed parent educator
Dec. 1 Holiday on Main / Usborne Book Fair will spend quality time discussing
current educational trends as well as
our busy world all while your child
follows a preschool schedule. No
sibcare available. FULL STEAM
AHEAD!

#191-114 Thursdays
Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Oct 17
12:30–2:30 pm CLEC Star Rm.
Teachers: Sheri & Jenica

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Sept. 2019-20 School Year EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION
Register now for Fall 2019
Stepping Stones - transition to preschool
Family School - English Language
Preschool ages 3 & 4 years Program
Welcome to your child’s first preschool experience!
This class combines the best of both worlds: Traditional Infant - Pre-Kindergarten
ECFE and Preschool.
Tuesday afternoons are similar to a typical ECFE class Family School is a program that combines ECFE with
in that it includes time for parent/child interaction Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English as a Second
and parent education. During parent/child interaction Language (ESL) Education
time, the licensed early childhood teacher will set up • Learning for children (0- pre-kindergartener) and
fun activities that encourage emerging literacy and
mathematical thinking skills. During the second half of adults

• Meets Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., 12:30-3:00
• Contact Family Outreach Specialist: 952-232-3009

class parents will meet with a licensed parent educator

Escuela de Familiaand other families to discuss a variety of topics that relate
to parenting a preschooler. Parents meet with the early Family School es un programa que combina ECFE
con Educación Básica para Adultos (ABE) Y Inglés
childhood teacher twice a year to evaluate their child’s
progress. como Segundo Idioma (ESL) Educación
• Aprendizaje para niños (0- pre-kindergartener) y
Thursdays you will drop off your child for their
preschool experience. Children will practice social skills adultos
by sharing, taking turns, using manners, pretending,
following directions and listening…all in a play-based • Se reúne el Martes-Miércoles-Jueves, 12:30-3: 00
• Contacte: 952-232-3009

environment. School Qoyska
Children are not required to be potty-trained to attend
this class. Children must be 3 years old by October 15. School Qoyska waa barnaamij isku daraa ECFE
la Waxbarashada aasaasiga ah Adult (ABE iyo
See online description for more details. Ingiriisiga Luqad Labaad ahaan (ESL) Education
a
#191-125 Tuesdays &Thursdays • Waxbarashada carruurta (0- pre-kindergartener)
Sept. 10-May 21, no class Oct 17 or Nov 5
12:45-2:45 CLEC Rainbow Rm. iyo dadka waaweyn
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
• Gaarsiisan Tues.-Wed.-Khamiis, 12:30-3: 00
$40 non-refundable registration fee • Contact: 952-232-3009
Cost: $85/month
$16/month –Tuesday Sibling Care
Sliding fee scale does not apply to this class Join us for our
For tuition assistance options call 952-232-3009 ECFE Open House!

Aug. 27 & 28 • 4:30-6:30 pm
CLEC

(see page 47)

Registration Information Page 67 43

EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATIONBirth to Five Classes Explore-Create-Discover Growing Kids, Growing Parents

Step into Learning 0-5 yrs. 0-5 yrs.
Whether you have one child or more, Explore ECFE with your child and
YEAR ROUND CLASS an infant or a 5-year-old, this class watch how your child will grow
0-5 yrs. offers an opportunity to learn in a with confidence and independence
Join us for this year long class where multi-age setting. Learn together while making new friends. During
you will stay with the same families through parent/child activities, parent discussion, we will focus
and educators throughout the school circle time, music, stories and parent on positive parenting techniques
year! Step into learning with your discussion. Parenting topics will (including conscious discipline) and
child as they explore and learn. include the importance of everyday developmental milestones, as well
Infants through pre-kindergarteners parenting. as many other class topics based on
will have opportunities for sensory #191-117 Mondays parents’ interests and needs.
play, social interaction and building Sept. 9-Jan. 13, no class Oct 21 or #191-120 Thursdays
developmental skills. Grown-ups will Nov 4 Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Oct 17
have time to meet with a licensed 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.
parent educator to discuss the *Parenting 1st *Parenting 1st
celebrations and frustrations that come Teachers: Julie & Kirsten Teachers: Charlene & Connie
with the parenting journey.
Both classes will separate first. #191-118 Tuesdays Life With Multiples
Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no Nov. 5
#191-115 Wednesdays 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm. 0–5 yrs
Sept. 11-May 20, no class Oct 16 Teachers: Charlene & Julie On the go and into everything times
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. two or more! Life with Multiples
Teachers: Julie & Jenica #191-119 Thursdays will provide opportunities for you
#191-116 Fridays Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Oct 17 and your children to play, explore
Sept. 13-May 22, no class Oct 18 6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. and make messes while you connect
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Star Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Julie with other multiples families. During
Teachers: Julie & Jenica parent discussion, we will talk about
the unique joys and challenges you
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triplets and higher order multiples.
#191-121 Fridays
Sept. 13-Jan. 24, no class Oct 18
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm.
Teachers: Sheri & Connie

Pop-In & Play

0–5 yrs Non-separating
Pop-In & Play provides a good way
for families to check out ECFE. It’s
a great option for families whose
schedules don’t allow a weekly
commitment or families who would
like to add another fun day of class.
Parent/child activities, circle time and
large motor time are always part of
the plan!
No registration required, but
payment is available online
$5/family or for your convenience,
pre-pay punch cards available at
the door $25 for 5 visits

Wednesdays 12:45–2:15 pm
Sept. 11-Jan. 22, no class Oct 16
CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Teacher: Charlene

Evening Classes Terrific Twos & Thrilling Threes EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION

Free! 24–48 mos.

Independence, language, problem solving and social skills are emerging during
these ages. The classroom will foster these developing skills, and you will value
Infant Pop-in Play the parent discussion with a licensed parent educator where you can learn,
share and appreciate this stage of parenting.
0-12 mos. Non-separating
These FREE playtimes provide an #191-110 Tuesdays Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no Nov. 5
opportunity to meet other parents 6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care
with babies. Explore our infant Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
classroom, meet other parents
of infants and discuss parenting Explore-Create-Discover
questions with a licensed parent
educator. Come to just one or all; 0-5 yrs.
pop-in playtime is a flexible format
to meet the needs of busy parents Whether you have one child or more, an infant or a 5-year-old, this
and give families an opportunity to class offers an opportunity to learn in a multi-age setting.
learn about ECFE. Learn together through parent/child activities, circle time, music,
No registration required. stories and parent discussion. Parenting topics will include the
importance of everyday parenting.

Thursdays 6-7:30 pm #191-119 Thursdays Sept. 12-Jan. 23, no class Oct 17
6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm. Teachers: Charlene & Julie
9/26, 10/24, 11/21, 12/19 and 1/16
CLEC Moon Rm.
Teachers: Connie & Jenica

Sept. 26 Car Safety Information Join us for our open houses...
Oct. 24 Baby Proofing
Nov. 21 Literacy and Library InfaOnptenanHdouTsoed!dler
Dec. 19 Nutrition for Babies
Jan. 16 Purposeful Play Wednesday, August 28
4:30-6:30 pm
Wonderful Ones
CLEC Moon Room
12–24 mos. (see page 47)
Learning takes place for your one-
year-old as they are moving and ECFE Open House!
exploring, often not far from their Tuesday & Wednesday
parent. Discuss the wonders and 4:3A0(us-6eg:eu3ps0tap2gm7e 4&•7C2)L8EC
challenges of parenting with a
licensed parent educator. Registration Information Page 67 45
Note: Evening option, non-separating.
#191-104 Tuesdays
Sept. 10-Jan. 21, no class Nov. 5
6:00-7:30 pm CLEC Moon Rm.
*Non-separating w/Sib Care
Teacher: Connie

Affordable classes!

ECFE operates on a sliding fee
scale–and no one in the district is
turned away for an inability to pay!
You can’t make a better investment

than in your child!
See page 48

EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATIONECFE Advisory Council

By Emily Tomes, Advisory Council Chair

We are excited to be part of the program again! ECFE has

been a wonderful opportunity for our family and I’m always

quick to tell new families about this great program.

 

Through ECFE, I have connected with other parents,

formed a community of support and gained invaluable

expertise from the great teachers. It has become a safe space

to ask questions about anything and everything and to hear

advice from parents and knowledgeable staff!  This will be The Tomes family

my second year of class with my youngest and it’s such a joy

to have some one-on-one time with just her. The Advisory Council serves an important role in guiding

  and supporting ECFE. Our efforts include:
In addition to participating in classes, I joined the ECFE • Event Planning: Planning and hosting family fun

Advisory Council two years ago and now serve as the events, such as: Welcome Back Gym, Open Gyms,

Council Chair.  Joining the Advisory Council has been a Spring Picnic and Vehicle Fairs, Spring Fling, Park

great way to learn more about ISD 194 and be involved in Playdates, and many others.

my children’s education, even from the earliest ages! • Program Fundraising: Money raised from annual
  fundraisers such as Butter Braids, Scholastic Book Sales
The Advisory Council consists of parents and caregivers and Cards for a Cause, support the program directly.
that meet once a month to discuss upcoming events and Teachers use this money to purchase new equipment
fundraisers and learn more about the district. Each year, and classroom supplies our kids interact with in every
money from fundraisers is used (by ECFE teachers) to class!
purchase new classroom supplies that our kids use in each
class. Last year, we were able to make a contribution to the • Program Advice and Advocacy: Council members
fun new playground at CLEC! Fundraising is only a small provide feedback and input to teachers and staff about
part of the Council – we also host community events such the ECFE program and classroom experience.

as the Welcome Back Open Gym featuring the Teddy Bear • Community Involvement: ECFE partners with many
Band, the Spring Fling Dance in April and Vehicle Fair in community organizations to extend our outreach, and

May. We want to grow a community of parents, and we’d provide fun and engaging programs to all families.

love for you to be part of it. Examples of these programs include Books and Beyond

  (Heritage Library), Holiday on Main and Spring Sports
If you are interested in a more active role in ECFE, I
and Activities Festival (Community Ed).
encourage you to join the Advisory Council. Ask your
parent educator or stop by the front desk for an interest We look forward to seeing you in classes this fall and
form, or check out our next meeting in September! We at events throughout the year. Be sure to follow our
meet once a month and we always welcome new members! Facebook page for information about upcoming events:
  Lakeville Area ECFE. Thank you for your continued
support for the ECFE program.

Members of the 2019-2020 Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory Council are:

Amanda Abell Bridget Meyers Jennifer Smith Lindsey Lozama
Martha Bisek Brooke Ortega Jill Jenderny Rebecca Kervick
Amy Streeter Emily Tomes Kayleigh Powers Rindy Utz

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ECFE Happenings ECFE Home Visits EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION
ECFE Open House
ECFE offers free home visits to families in the Lakeville
Whether you’re already enrolled in a class and want to Area Public School District who are unable to get to
meet your teacher and see your classroom, or would like to our classes. A home visit is for you if you are a first time
register for a class, please join us for our Open House. All parent, have no means of transportation or have a special
Early Childhood programs at CLEC will be represented… situation, which makes it difficult to attend class. We can
ECFE, ECS, ECSE, Small Wonders and Wonder Zone. bring along a toy or activity for your children and provide
Each ECFE Classroom will feature activities to explore. parenting information for you. We can help provide links
to community resources, if needed. For more information,
Tuesday and Wednesday Aug. 27 & 28 call 952-232-3009.

4:30-6:30 pm CLEC Free

Rooms: Moon, Rainbox, Sunshine & Star

Infant & Toddler Open House

0–24mos.

Come learn what ECFE is all about! You and your
baby can explore our infant classroom and talk
about the joys and challenges of parenting with a
licensed parent educator. Know anyone else with a
baby? Share this resource and invite them along.

Wednesday Aug. 28 4:30-6:30 pm
CLEC Free Moon Room

Books and Beyond

All Ages
Join members of the ECFE Advisory Council for
a spin on story time! Parents and children of all
ages will experience books and crafts. The event is
held at Heritage Library at 9:30–10:15 am. Join
us this year on the following Mondays. These story
experiences are free and no registration is required.

Oct .14 - Under Construction
Nov. 4 - We’re Going to the Zoo
Additional dates: Jan. 15, Feb. 10, Mar. 9 and Apr. 13

Holiday on Main Every Family Counts! 47
Usborne Book Fair
Saturday, Dec. 1, 9:00-2:00 pm Are you on the school census? Being on the census ensures
you will receive information about Early Childhood
Lakeville Mall Screening and kindergarten.
Celebrate the Season in Downtown Lakeville at Please take a few moments to complete the census form
the 20th annual Holiday on Main! This free family on the web address below and return to: Crystal Lake
event features visits with Santa Claus, storytelling Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044
with Mrs. Claus, trolley rides, live reindeer, Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/
singing, face painting, ECFE Usborne Book Fair, community-education/early-childhood/early-childhood-
musical performances, refreshments and more! family-education
Sponsored by the Downtown Lakeville Business
Association with support from the Lakeville Area Registration Information Page 67
ECFE Advisory Council. Please check the DLBA
website for details as the event approaches.
www.downtownlakeville.com/events

EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATIONRegistration for ECFE is easy! ECFE Sliding Fee Scale

Registration for classes is first come, first serve beginning Annual One Child 2nd child same
Aug. 1. We kindly request families register each child Household Income Full Payment class
for only one class as to ensure everyone has a chance to
participate. over $100,000 $160 ½ payment
F all Semester begins Monday, Sept. 9 $80-$100,000 $150 $80
1. Mail or drop off your registration form, found on $60-$80,000 $134 $75
$40-$60,000 $124 $67
page 67, and payment to: $20-$40,000 $88 $62
Crystal Lake Education Center Less than $20,000 grant $44
grant
16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044
2. Online registration is available • Sibling Care fee $68/per child (semester)
• Second child in the same class, pay ½ the fee
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org. • Include check or credit card info.
Click on Register at top of page.
3. In Person. The Crystal Lake Education Center is
open Monday–Friday 8 am to 4 pm. After-hours drop
boxes available.
4. Questions call 952-232-3006

Worry Free ECFE Additional Information

If you find that the class is not the right fit for you or • Unless noted, classes have parent-child separation
your child, simply contact us before the second week of time. If parenting is during the first half of class, it is
class and you can transfer to another available class or noted.
receive a full refund.
• Fall/Winter semester will run Sept. 9, 2019 – Jan. 24,
ECFE Sliding Fee Scales 2020.

ECFE uses a sliding-fee scale based upon your family’s • No ECFE classes Oct 16-21, Nov 4, Nov 5, Nov 26-
yearly gross income. Classes are a 14-16 week semester. 28 and Dec 23-Jan 3.
No family is denied the opportunity to participate due
to inability to pay. Grants are available for families in • 5-year-old children not attending Kindergarten are
Lakeville Area public school district. Only 1 grant per welcome to attend our classes. Once in Kindergarten
family/per semester. Grants are not available for sibling they are welcome to be included in sibling care.
care.
• Sibling Care is offered for children 6 weeks to 5 yrs.
48 LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org Infants (6 weeks–6 months) may be registered for
sibling care or stay with their parents in class. Infants
birth to 6 weeks are welcome to stay with their parent.

• Classes are held at the Crystal Lake Education Center
(CLEC), 16250 Ipava Ave. (Rainbow, Sunshine, Moon
and Star Rooms).

What is Early Childhood Screening? EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION

Early Childhood Screening (ECS) is a FREE developmental
screening required for all preschool-age children by the State
of Minnesota. It includes a developmental screening and a
vision, hearing, height, weight and immunization review.
Early childhood developmental screening helps a school
district identify children who may benefit from district and
community resources available to help in their development.
Early childhood developmental screening includes a vision
screening that helps detect potential eye problems but is not a
substitute for a comprehensive eye exam.

ECS is required for every child entering kindergarten. In
order for your child to start kindergarten in any Minnesota
public school, you will need to provide proof of ECS.

Time for Screening? Key Information:

Is your child 3 years old? Then it is time for ECS! • Screening is held on Tuesdays and a few Mondays during the
Children do not do better by waiting until they school year. Please call our message line at 952-232-3000 #3 to
are older. The optimum age for screening is 3½. schedule an appointment.

• Appointments are for parent and child together and take
approximately 45 – 60 minutes.

• Screening is held at Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250
Ipava Ave.

• You will receive a summary sheet and the forms will be sent to
your child’s elementary school before entering kindergarten.

• Questions? Call Tess at 952-232-3006.

Análisis de la Primera Infancia

Análisis de la Primera Infancia (ECS) es GRATUITO para
todos los niños en edad preescolar y requerido por el estado de
Minnesota. La edad óptima para analizar es de 3 ½ a 4 años de
edad y debe completarse antes de entrar al kindergarten. Incluye
una revisión del desarrollo de su hijo, la visión, la audición y
las vacunas. ECS ayuda a identificar a los niños que pueden
beneficiarse del distrito y de los recursos de la comunidad. Para
ser una cita en ECS para su hijo(a) llame al 952-3000 #3 y deje
un mensaje. Le regresaremos la llamada. ECS se encuentra en el
Centro de Educación de Cristal Lake, 16250 Ipava Ave.

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Seminars for Parents, Educators, and Caregivers

Understanding Sleep to Promote Youth Wellbeing Screenagers: Navigating the Digital Age
February 3, 2019 | 7-8:30 p.m.
Dr. Clayton Cook and Dr. Andrew Barnes
Kenwood Trail Middle School, 19455 Kenwood Trail, Lakeville
October 7, 2019 | 7-8:30 p.m. Are you watching kids scroll through life? Are you
concerned about technology’s impact on our kids?
Kenwood Trail Middle School, 19455 Kenwood Trail, Lakeville Screenagers is an award-winning documentary which
reveals how tech time impacts youth development and
Alarmingly common among youth, sleep problems offers solutions to achieve balance in the digital world.
result in difficulties regulating mood, reduced academic Following the documentary, a local mental health provider
engagement and performance, increased relationship specializing in this topic will provide practical strategies and
tools as you navigate the digital age with your child(ren).
problems,
greater Decoding the Mysteries of the Teen Domain:
susceptibility The Top Secret Project (Presentation for Adults Only)
to health March 9, 2020 | 7-8:30 p.m.
problems,
and Meadowview Elementary School, 6100 195th St. W, Farmington
impairments Step in to our traveling exhibit, simulating your child’s
in overall bedroom, designed to help you! Learn how to identify
quality of life. objects that could provide critical insights for potentially
Adults play risky behavior. Discover how particular objects can signal
a critical role physical and mental health concerns, and walk away
in promoting with valuable resources to prevent unsafe behaviors and
youth’s take action. New for 2020, this presentation will feature a
healthy sleep. Learn important knowledge about healthy discussion on the vaping epidemic.
sleep,as well as tools you can use to support youth in
getting quality sleep that promote their social, emotional, $4 per seminar | $12 for all four sessions | $5 at the door
academic, and physical wellbeing. Free childcare available for children ages 2-8
(Registration required)
How to GET and STAY on the Same Parenting
Page While Dealing with your Child’s Personality Register: isd194.ce.eleyo.com, search Speaking of Kids
Or call 952-232-2150
Naomi and Robert Jirele
Registration includes CEUs. Scholarships are available.
November 11, 2019 | 7-8:30 p.m.

Meadowview Elementary School, 6100 195th St. W, Farmington

Certified Family Coaches Robert and Naomi Jirele
understand the WINS and the WOES of parenting from
raising their
six biological
children who
are just six
years apart!
Learn how
to navigate
through
everyday
challenges
and thrive
as a family.
Gain insights
and understanding from BOTH parent perspectives
while learning how to nurture and cultivate the unique
personality and talents of your child...together!