Lakeville CE Fall-Winter Catalog

Fall & Winter 2016-17

Programs and Classes for All Ages

Youth Enrichment, page 27 Adult Enrichment, page 4
Early Childhood, page 40
Adult Fitness and Health

Page 12

Jr. Cats Competitive Cheer Team

Page 22

Kid Zone and Wonder Zone

Pages 61 and 58

Middle School Programs

Page 21

Swim Lessons, Fitness & Safety

Page 34

Back to
School
for All
Ages!

Birth to Age 5

• Early Childhood and Family
Education (ECFE) day and evening classes

• Family School – Adult Basic Education and ECFE combine to
provide English language learning for parents and their
children

• Early Childhood Screening
• Preschool Transition Classes

Preschool, Ages 3-6

• Small Wonders Preschool Classes
• L.E.A.P – Literacy Enrichment at Preschool Sessions
• Kids in the Kitchen
• School of Science
• Wonder Zone Child Care
• Gymnastics (4+)
• Swim Lessons

Elementary School

• Kid Zone – Before and after school care
• Youth Enrichment:
Music, STEM, Dance, Crafts, Fitness & Fun!
• Jr Cats Competitive Cheer Team
• Swim Lessons
• Gymnastics

Scan this code to Middle School
go directly to
Registration • Vocal Club, Music and Band Lessons
• Fencing Team
• Teen Poetry Jam
• Babysitting Training 101
• Non-School Day Trips!

Adults

• Basic Electric and Plumbing Repair
• Photography
• Culinary and Crafts
• Online Learning with Ed2Go
• Fitness for All!
• Adult Basic Education

Contents

Adult Enrichment.................................... 4-16 Get Involved!
Hobbies & Special Interest, 4-5
Creative Arts & Cooking, 6-7 CATmCifPnouboorevotmomluuoeuvnmrlabtivedrceeUunieCrmln.ssmdoiewotiYmnoyrrohetrmEuccoeito’ndulvsnliuhinntstachaiaipltatrsecyuetotLitCEoySamanookdtneuemeuadvevrctetmiavll9ollPtaiuei5vkoloAnu2eernirat--oteem2bypfar3l,rCeiEl2oniDfdfo-gdee2miurleerao1cdedmmn5acbcttg1muaiooo.cnlrmeinkniaotmgrtAyfonEdutihgdnvnur.igiosoti.oydrugregyh–
Ed2Go Online Classes, 9
Money Matters, 10-11 Independent School District 194
Fitness & Health, 11-14 Board of Education
Martial Arts, 18
Aquatics & Safety................................... 34-38 Michelle Volk, Chair Judy Keliher, Director
Swim Lessons, 34-37 Terry Lind, Vice Chair Jim Skelly, Director
Open Swim, 35
Certification Classes, 38 Kathy Lewis, Clerk Superintendent
Building Key & Locations ...........................65 Bob Erickson, Treasurer Dr. Lisa Snyder
Community Education Directory...............64
Early Childhood Family Ed.................... 40-50 Thank you to Our Advertisers!
Infant & Toddler Classes, 41-43
Birth to 5 Classes, 44-46 1st Class Driving School Lakeville Dental Associates
ECFE Information, 48-49 A+ Driving School Lakeville Youth Basketball
Early Childhood Screening.........................50 Allegro Choral Academy Orthodontic Specialists
Facility Scheduling......................................64 Angelica Cantanti Youth Northfield Hospitals &
Kid Zone School Age Care..................... 61-63
Middle School Programs....................... 21-26 Choirs Clinics
Music Lessons..............................................28 Dakota County Technical Storm Swim Club
Pathways/Adult Basic Education................15 University Language Center
Registration Information...................... 66-67 College
River Valley Project Explore .......................19 From Yours to Mine TYhoaun! k
Small Wonders Preschool...................... 52-57 Golden Ridge Stables
Fall Preschool Classes, 52-54 Lakeville Arenas
Preschool Enrichment Classes, 55-57
Wonder Zone.......................................... 58-60 Please call 952-232-2170 if you are interested
Youth Enrichment.................................. 18-37 in advertising in our catalog.
Martial Arts, 18
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Middle School Classes, 21-26
Gymnastics, 29
Before & After School Programs, 30-33

Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Hobbies & Special Interest

Declutter! From Start to Healing Oils of the Bible Intro to Essential Oils
Finish
Essential oils have been around for Curious about essential oils and
Are you stuck under clutter and don’t thousands of years. Join us for a how they work? Want to learn about
know where to begin, how to keep journey through the Bible, exploring different types of oils from perfume to
going or how to make the changes the ways essential oils were used therapeutic grade? You will discover
stick? This four week course will during biblical times. the basic uses and benefits of oils and
take you through each step of the #671-022 Mon, Dec. 5 where to buy them for your home
de-cluttering process. You will feel 6:00-8:30 pm LNHS 248 Lecture Hall use! This class is for all, from the
motivated to dig in and create lasting $15/1 session novice to experience oils user.
changes as the weeks go by! #671-021 Mon , Sept. 26
6:00-8:30 pm LNHS 248 Lecture Hall
Week 1: Motivation and Inspiration $15/1 session
to BEGIN
Week 2: Set Yourself Up for
SUCCESS
Week 3: REDESIGN and Reorganize
the Space
Week 4: MAINTAIN with New
Systems and Habits
#671-009 Wed, Sept. 21-Oct. 12
6:30-7:30 pm KTMS Room 101
$99/4 sessions

Vivashe • Women Ignite • Creative Coaching

Taking Great Photos Have you ever wanted to be part of
something bigger than yourself? Have
Are your photographs dull? Have you ever yearned for support from like
you captured great moments with minded women when going through
your camera, only to find that they different stages in your life whether it be
were over or under exposed? Discover for having fun, career and/or personal
how to consistently take great photo- growth or to gain strength during a
graphs. Learn the secrets of lighting, challenging time? We are excited to have
angles and composition. Get to know you join us for Women Ignite! From this series, we hope that you will walk
what all of the knobs and buttons away with a stronger connection to community, stronger sense of self and
on your camera actually do (shutter how you fit, with a plan to actively participate.
speed, F-stops, digital effects). Bring
your digital camera to class. Topics will include:
#671-003 Tue, Sept. 13-27 • Creating a Spirit of Community • Trust and Values
6:30-8:00 pm CMS Media Center • Discovering Your Creative • Building Gratitude and Joy
$59/3 sessions
#671-002 Sat, Oct. 8 & 15 8:30-11:30 am
KTMS Staff Center

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Two Left Feet Your Wedding Dance Basic Electrical Repair Adult Enrichment
Dance Class
You thought about it! You wanted An electrician can cost you hundreds
Convinced that you have two left to! But where did the time go? Not of dollars for simple repairs. Learn to
feet and that dancing is not meant to worry, it’s not too late to look make the repairs yourself by attending
for you? Or, someone you know? But GREAT! In this 2-hour workshop, this ‘hands-on” class for the novice
still… it would be helpful to know a instructor Monica Mohn (nominated electrician. You will replace single pole
few steps, just in case… for MNBride for “Best Wedding and 3-way switches, wall outlets and
Learn fun moves and simple tips Dance Instruction”), will guide you light fixtures. You will test electrical
from a pro to ease you over those with fun moves and simple tips to circuits and learn to re-wire a lamp.
times. A little bit of Swing, a touch of have you feeling comfortable and
Foxtrot, a smattering of Waltz and a looking great on that special day! $5 supply fee for step-by-step home
jazzed up “high school prom swing Feel free to bring your special song. wiring guidebook paid to instructor
& sway” are all it takes! And you’ll Couples only please. at class.
be out on the dance floor! Couples #671-006 Thu, Sept. 15
only please! 7:00-9:00 pm LSHS Dance Studio #671-005 Wed, Oct. 5
#671-045 Wed, Oct. 5-Oct. 12 $39/1 session 9:00-11:30 am KTMS Room 004
7:00-8:30 pm $39/1 session
Elko New Market Library Basic Auto Repair
$45/2 sessions Basic Plumbing Repair
Get to know your vehicle and basic
Line Dance for Wedding maintenance and repair in this great Do you have a leaky faucet but don’t
Parties new class. Would you like to know want to have to pay to have the entire
more about what’s under the hood fixture replaced? Repair the faucet or
Just in time for the wedding & party of your vehicle? Will you be taking a replace the entire fixture yourself. You
season! No need to sit and watch any vehicle to college or would you like will learn to take apart different types
more: step into the party with this to be more comfortable when taking of faucets, replace a pop-up drain
workshop of the popular line dances: your vehicle to a repair shop? After assembly and discuss the internal
Electric Slide, Cha Cha Slide, and the this class you WILL know how to : working parts of a toilet. There will be
Cupid Shuffle. No Partner needed for • Check your fluids a demonstration on how to cut and
an entire evening of fun! • Check and fill your tires glue plastic pipe and fittings as well as
#671-025 Thu , Sept. 15 • Change a tire and check the tread soldering copper pipe fittings.
6:00-7:00 pm LSHS Dance Studio • Locate your fuse box and change
$12/1 session $5 supply fee for step-by-step
a fuse home plumbing guidebook paid to
Class meets in • Recognize warning lights and instructor at class
Elko New Market better understand what they mean
Don’t miss this class that will give #671-070 Sat, Oct. 15
you a better understanding and 12:30-3:00 pm KTMS Room 004
more comfort in your own vehicle. $39/1 session
Class takes place at Hometown Auto
Service where student will rotate
through stations with experienced
technicians.
#671-069
Hometown Auto: Garage
Mon, Oct. 5 
6:00 - 8:30 PM
$29/1 session

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Adult Enrichment Creative Cooking and Arts Cinnamon, Spice and
Everything Nice
Truffles
You’ve tried the rest, now Remember the scent of cinnamon and
make the best! Nancy ginger wafting through the air on a
Burgeson will guide you in crisp morning? Fall is in the air and it
making these rich, chocolaty is time to bake! You will make and take
delicacies. Make five different recipes home a lovely gingerbread cake with
and take home a decadent box of 15- cream cheese icing and an awarding
18 truffles. winning batch of molasses crinkles.
While our cakes and cookies are baking,
$12 supply fee paid to the instructor we will make delectable orange, rum
in class. Optional truffle/candy kit and cinnamon truffles! Top the night off
available for purchase, $18 while snacking on old fashioned pie-
crust cookies.
#671-008 Sat, Oct. 15 $12 supply fee paid to the instructor in
10:00 am-1:00 pm KTMS Room 101 class.
$29/1 session #671-007 Tue, Sept. 13
6:00-9:00 pm KTMS Room 101
Pizza, Flatbread and Focaccia $29/1 session

Become the master of a full-flavored dough that will make wonderful Freezer Meal Workshop
pizzas, flatbreads and focaccia with a no-knead dough that you mix and
can store up to a week in the refrigerator. Bake when you need it for extra We’re all busy, and making healthy meals
fast, homemade meals or pre-bake pizza crusts and store for super-fast, easy for your family can take time. Take our
pizza your family will love. In this hands-on class, you will develop dough Freezer Meal Workshop and you won’t
stretching and rolling techniques, make a batch of dough to take home, need hours to make a delicious, healthy
and sample warm focaccia made in class. Hints for adapting to grilled meal. Prepping or cooking ahead is a
pizzas. Handout includes topping ideas and a whole-wheat dough option. great way to save time and reduce the
stress of cooking when you’re tired or
$8 supply fee payable to instructor in class. have little time. Pick a day when you
have an extra hour to do prep work for
#671-028 Mon, Nov. 21 the rest of the week. Preparing ahead of
6:30-8:15 pm LSHS A 101 (FACS) time will give you healthy and simple
$39/1 session meals to enjoy when you need them.
We’ll cover simple prep ideas and a few
Yogurt and Mozzarella Cheese for Beginners great recipes to get you started. Less
time in the kitchen means more time
Easy, inexpensive, nutritious and gluten free – learn to make mozzarella with family and friends doing the things
cheese and yogurt at home. These fresh treats are tastier and are healthier you really enjoy. Course fee includes
than store bought products! Discuss how to make multiple types of cheese all spices and condiments (gluten free),
using what you have in your own kitchen. Leave with how-to recipes, participants supply their own groceries,
recipes that utilize cheese and/or yogurt, and resource information. list will be supplied. Final meal cost
#671-010 is about $3 per serving depending on
Wed, Nov. 9 groceries purchased.
6:30-8:15 pm #671-079 Thu , Nov. 3
LNHS 102 FACS 6:00-9:00 pm
$32/1 session Dodge Middle School, Farmington
$90/1 session

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Artisan Bread DIY Pallet Signs Ornament Wreath or Adult Enrichment
Tree
Do you want to make bread with How would
great flavor and texture? Surprise you like These colorful decorations are fun to
family and friends with fabulous, to make make and add beauty to any door or
delicious home-made artisan breads! your own table top! Choose from a 12” round
Learn to make savory loaves in less personalized wreath or 12” tall tree. Several colors
than 5 minutes using dough that pallet sign? and shapes of ball ornaments will be
you mix in no time (no kneading The 18”x18” available. You will leave with a piece
required) and store in your wood panel you adore!
refrigerator for up to two weeks. is already assembled and ready for #671-029
Sample several breads in class, mix you to beautify! Several design ideas Tue, Dec. 6
up a batch of dough to take home will be available, or create your own. 6:30-8:30 pm
and receive recipes for several artisan Choose your colors or stain and paint LSHS, A 101
bread options. to create a custom sign that will fit (FACS)
$8 supply fee collected at class perfectly in your home! $35/1 session
#671-004 Wed, Oct. 19
6:30-8:15 pm KTMS Room 101 Dress for mess, and prepare to have Framed Etched Mirror
$35/1 session fun!
This creative class has so many
Holiday Bake and Take #671-030 Mon., Nov. 7  options for customizing, it will be
6:30 - 9:00 pm LSHS A101 (FACS) hard to pick one design! Learn this
In just 3 hours you can do all your easy and fun way to custom etch any
holiday baking and take home 10 $35/1 session glass. Several design options will be
dozen different varieties of cookies available for your etching, as well as
and candies! Best of all, your kitchen Wine Glass Painting paints, stains and embellishments
stays spotless! Working in groups, for the frame.
you will prepare the cookies and Let your creativity pour out as you Make one for
candies then trim and decorate them. create your own hand painted wine yourself or
After cleaning, comes the sampling!  glasses! No experience is needed and to give as a
Please bring several containers and multiple design ideas will be offered, thoughtful
an apron. Arrive 10 minutes early to or create your own unique design! gift. Dress
set-up. Adults only.  Each participant will leave with 4 for mess and
#671-065 Tue, Dec. 8 custom painted glasses. Once you prepare to have
6:00-9:00 pm LNHS 102 FACS learn this fun way to decorate glasses, fun.
$59/1 session the options are endless! #671-043 Tue, Sept. 13
#671-066 Thur, Dec. 13 #671-042 Thu, Oct. 13 6:30-8:30 pm
6:00-9:00 pm LNHS 102 FACS 6:30-8:30 pm Meadowview Elementary School
$59/1 session Meadowview Elementary School Farmington
Farmington $35/1 session
$35/1 session
Want to know who is teaching?
Read instructors’ bios with each

class description online.

Scan this QR code to go
directly to registration!

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Classes offered year round at:
Lakeville North &

Lakeville South High School

Check out our class schedule online
or call our office for details!

REGISTER EARLY!

Online learning with Lakeville Community Education!

Learn from the comfort of home (or the lake, the beach, the patio)!
Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient,
and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive
communities for our learners. New course sessions begin monthly.

Most courses How Does It Work?
$98! Courses start the third Wednesday of each month. Exact dates available
online. All courses run for 6 weeks; two lessons are released each week and
you have two weeks to complete each lesson.

Requirements
For any ed2go course, you will need Internet access, a non-shared e-mail
address, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser,
and the latest Adobe Flash and PDF plug-ins. Some courses have additional
requirements. Course details are available on the Online Instruction Center.

Register at www.ed2go.com/LakevilleCE

Accounting Fundamentals
Gain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of double-entry
bookkeeping, financial reporting, and more.

Beginning Writer’s Workshop
Get a taste of the writer’s life and improve your writing skills in this
introduction to writing creatively.

Grant Writing Suite
Learn everything you need to know to start writing grant proposals
and consult or volunteer for non-profit, public foundations.

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2016
Become proficient in using Microsoft Excel 2016 (now available
through Office 365) and discover how to create worksheets,
workbooks, charts, and graphs quickly and efficiently.

Introduction to Microsoft Word 2016
Learn to use the basic features of Word 2016 (now available through
Office 365) to type, edit, format, spell check, and print professional-
looking documents, letters, and reports.

Introduction to QuickBooks 2016
Gain control of the financial accounting of your business using this
powerful software program, including how to create statements and
invoices and track payables and receivables.

Adult Enrichment Adult Enrichment

Get Into College and Pay for It

College costs are escalating rapidly and are one of the
largest investments your family will make. Understand the
mistakes that families make that result in a poor academic
decision that can cost you thousands of dollars. You will
learn what college actually costs and how to reduce your
costs. Class will cover: common mistakes families make
in selecting college, how to prevent these mistakes, myths
about college aid, how the FASFA works, how to get
grants from the college. Planning ahead and developing
a personalized strategy in the college selection process is
critical in selecting the right college and reducing costs and
avoiding unmanageable debt. This material is appropriate
for any family with children in high school planning to go
to a community college or four year school.
#671-027 Wed, Oct. 12 6:30-8:30 pm
LSHS Lecture Room - D 202 $19/1 session

Building Location Key on page 65

LinK12-Lakeville is a free, K-12, statewide
online school. Students take full-time or

part-time courses, and can earn a
Lakeville Area Public Schools diploma.

Learn more and enroll today!

952-232-2000
isd194.org/link12-lakeville-online

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Social Security & Health and Fitness Adult Enrichment
Your Retirement
Walking Club
For many people, at least 1 in 4,
will only have Social Security as an Join us and get those steps! We will have access to warm and comfortable
asset in retirement. Taking a benefit space for you to walk in this fall and winter. Please call or go online for more
is not as black and white as it would details! These sessions are for walking only, no running. Call 952-232-2170
seem. You will learn about the with questions.
history, health and strategies of Social
Security and how to maximize your #671-068
Social Security benefits. Afternoon/Evenings
#671-024 Wed, Nov. 30 Lakeville North High School
6:30-8:00 pm Starting October
LSHS Lecture Room - D 202 $9 for season pass
$9/1 session
Cholesterol Myths and Healthy Fats
Wills, Trusts or Chaos
Eating the right foods may be the key to preventing heart disease without
Putting together an estate plan can resorting to commonly prescribed statin drugs. We will help you understand
be a complicated and stressful task, the important role of healthy fats in preventing heart disease and improving
especially when you don’t know what overall well-being. Heart disease tops the list of America’s health problems.
options are available to you. This One in three deaths is caused by heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular
class is meant to introduce you to the diseases, according to the American Heart Association. The class will
different estate planning techniques emphasize dietary changes that can cut the chances of developing heart disease.
that you could use. We will discuss We will teach you how to incorporate whole, unprocessed foods that contain
nursing home costs, estate taxes, healthy fats that are essential to a healthy diet.
gifting, asset protection strategies and #671-067 Mon, Oct. 17
much more. Do you want to leave a 6:00-7:00 pm MMS Lecture Hall
legacy or just chaos when something $15/1 session
happens? It’s important to start
planning! Pathways to Wellness 11
#671-071 Thurs, Sept. 22 
6:30-8:30 PM MMS Lecture Hall Begin your journey of health and wellness with this 90 minute course. Dr.
$9/1 session Brian of the Life Wellness Center will talk about mental stress, nutrition and
physical/structural stress with a focus on chiropractic care. You will learn about
Social Security Basics the negative side effects of sitting and sedentary lifestyles and what you can
do to combat them! You will leave with exercises, stretches and tips to combat
When should I apply for social those hours at your desk while feeling empowered to improve your health!
security? How can I maximize my #671-023 Mon, Nov. 14
benefits? How will this affect my 7:00-8:30 pm LSHS Lecture Room - D 202
spouse? Mistakes can be costly. We $15/1 session
will provide you with the guidance
you need to navigate this. Join us Registration Information Page 67
for a short presentation and learn
how to sort through the options to
help ensure the choice you make is
tailored to your needs.
MMS Lecture Hall
$9/1 session
#671-075 Tue, Oct. 11
6:30-7:30 pm
#671-076 Tue, Nov. 29
6:30-7:30 pm

Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Health Yoga in Elko New Market
and Fitness
Come practice yoga with
Total Body Sculpting your friends and neighbors.
This total-body muscle sculpting It’s a great opportunity to
class will help you target both your Zumba improve your flexibility, strength,
core and large muscle groups for a balance and endurance as you practice
great workout. Increase muscular Ditch the workout and join the party! the yoga poses. Your practice will
strength and flexibility while toning Zumba dancing is a fun, joyful Latin also include yoga breathing that may
your body. Amanda will keep you inspired fitness class that combines help to reduce stress and calm your
moving for the entire hour which will all the rhythms in Latin music (Salsa, mind. This class is open to beginner
also give you a cardio workout. Bring Cumbia, Merengue, Rumba, Mambo, and intermediate yoga students with
hand weights (a few will be available Belly Dance, Flamenco, Samba, Tan- modifications to help personalize the
for you to try in class if you are not go, Reggatone and Hip Hop). Zumba practice. Instructor: Kris Oscarson
sure what size) and a yoga mat. is for all ages, shapes, sizes, male and Tuesdays 7:00-8:00 pm
Instructor: Amanda Stamm female. No experience is required. In Elko New Market Library
this total body workout FUN comes #671-055 Sept. 20-Nov. 1
Thursdays 6:30-7:30 pm first and the physical benefits follow. (No class Oct. 4 & 11)
LSHS Dance Studio Stress levels are reduced and energy $38/5 sessions
is increased as you blast calories and #671-056 Nov. 15-Dec. 20
#671-031 Sept. 29-Nov. 3 tone your body. $45/6 sessions
$40/5 sessions (No class Oct. 20) #671-057 Jan. 10-Feb. 21
$55/7 sessions

#671-032 Nov. 10-Dec 22 Pilates in Elko New
$48/6 sessions (No class Nov. 24) Market

#671-033 Jan. 5-Feb. 16 Pilates is a form of
$56/7 sessions exercise, developed
by Joseph Pilates, that provides a
Tuesday’s instructor is Rachel Boyum balanced approach to developing
Thursday’s instructor is Jessie Zeien of the body through core strength,
flexibility, and awareness in order to
** Thursday’s class will meet for support efficient, graceful movement.
75 minutes This class will be catered to all levels
of experience through adding props
#671-014 Tue, Sept. 13-Oct. 25 and adapting moves to challenge your
6:30-7:30 pm LNHS Dance Studio body. We will concentrate on upper
$59/7 sessions body, core, hips, thighs and buns.
All levels are welcome. Remember
#671-012 Thu, Sept. 15-Oct. 27 without Challenge there is no
6:30-7:45 pm (No class Oct. 20) Change! Instructor: Ashley Bitzan
LNHS Dance Studio
$50/6 sessions Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm

#671-015 Tue, Nov. 1-Dec. 20 Elko New Market Library
6:30-7:30 pm (No class Nov. 8 & 22) $55/7 sessions
“The instructor challenged us but LNHS Dance Studio
didn’t over-challenge!” “I learned $49/6 sessions #671-050 Sept. 19-Oct. 31

the proper way to lift weights.” #671-013 Thu, Nov. 3-Dec. 15 #671-051 Nov. 7-Dec. 19

Fall 2015 Participants 6:30-7:45 pm (No class Nov. 24) #671-052 Mon, Jan. 9-Feb. 27
(No class Feb. 20)
LNHS Dance Studio
$50/6 sessions
Scan this QR code to go #671-016 Tue, Jan. 10- Feb 21 Class meets in
directly to registration! 6:30-7:30 pm LNHS Dance Studio Elko New Market

$59/7 sessions

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Power Hour Boxing Yoga Flow Yoga for All Adult Enrichment

Get Fit - Not Hit at Title with Optional Weights Gentle Yoga
Boxing Club with a total body Through calming and gentle exercises,
boxing workout that gives you a Yoga Flow is excellent for developing poses, and reflection, we gradually
combination of strength and cardio grace, flexibility, core strength, increase our awareness, circulation,
exercise. Classes provide training balance, muscular strength, and flexibility, and strength, and prepare
for upper body, lower body and overall better health. It will also ourselves for a lifestyle infused with
your entire core. The signature reduce stress, release toxins, and calm physical and spiritual purpose. This
Power Hour workout is designed for your mind through breath control. course is designed for people of all
people of all fitness levels who are Additional ab toning will be included skill levels, but is especially well
up for burning up to 1,000 calories in this class. Bring a yoga mat and suited for those who are in the early
per hour. Experience stress relief, optional light weights. This class is stages of practicing yoga, and those
core strengthening, toning and fun! appropriate for students of all levels, who are new to it altogether.
Instructor from Title Boxing as modifications will be offered by Instructor: Joanne Moerbitz
Location: Title Boxing Club the instructor accordingly. Instructor:
7630 160th St W, Lakeville Stacy Solberg
$65/5 sessions
#671-046 Mon, Sept. 19-Oct. 17
7:00-8:00 pm
#671-047 Tue, Sept. 20-Oct. 18
7:00-8:00 pm
#671-048 Wed, Sept. 21-Oct. 19
7:00-8:00 pm
#671-049 Thu, Sept. 22-Oct. 27
7:00-8:00 pm (No class Oct. 20)

Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm
LSHS Dance Studio
Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm
LSHS Dance Studio #671-035 Sept. 12-Oct. 24
$70/7 sessions
#671-040 Sept. 14-Oct. 26
$70/7 sessions #671-036 Nov. 7-Dec. 19
$70/7 sessions
#671-041 Nov. 2-Dec. 14
$60/6 sessions (No class Nov. 23) #671-037 Jan. 9-Feb.27
$70/7 sessions (No class Feb. 20)

XaBeat

XaBeat is a dance-fitness program that provides high intensity cardio
and toning in a party like atmosphere with simple and easy to follow
routines that will help you concentrate on getting a better workout!
Sculpt your body and burn calories without even
realizing it. All fitness levels are welcome.

Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 pm
LNHS Dance Studio $55/6 sessions
See a class you like and want your
friends to join the fun? #671-017 Oct. 12- Nov. 16
Share it by using Twitter, #671-018 Nov. 30-Jan. 11 (No class Dec. 28)
#671-019 Jan. 18-Feb. 22
Facebook, Google or email. #671-020 Mar. 1-April 12 (No class Mar. 29)

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Adult Enrichment

Adult Enrichment Fitness That Fits! Friday
6:30-7:30
Evening fitness options for adults

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Gentle Yoga 6:30-7:30 Zumba Zumba
LSHS 6:30-7:30LNHS LNHS
6:30-7:30
6:30-8:30*75 min class
XaBeat Open Swim
Pilates Yoga LNHS Total Body MMS
ENM Library ENM Library Yoga Flow Sculpt
w/ Optional LSHS Sept. 16, 13, 20
Power Hour Power Hour Weights Oct. 7, 14, 28
Boxing Boxing LSHS Power Hour Nov. 4, 11, 18
Power Hour Boxing Dec. 2, 9, 16
Title Boxing Title Boxing Boxing
Club Club Title Boxing Title Boxing Details on
Club Club page 35
7:00-8:00 7:00-8:00
7:00-8:00
7:00-8:00

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Pathways/AdultABdauslitcEEndruicchamtioent

Pathways/Lakeville Adult Basic Education Adult Basic Education

Welcome to Pathways Adult Education - Your resource for information and inspiration to improve your future. The
purpose of the Pathways Adult Education Program is to provide opportunities for learners who want to return to school to:

•• Learn English or improve their English skills
•• Return to the workforce and sharpen academic skills
•• Earn GED or High School diploma
•• Prepare for Post-Secondary education; college and career advancement
•• Prepare for the Citizenship Test and Interview
Courses

Courses vary for each learner depending on their goals. Learners usually have a small class or one-to-one instruction.

Classes Available:

• GED - Test preparation including an open classroom • Family Learning - Combines Early Childhood
for individual instruction and computer guided Education (ECFE) with ESL. Teachers work with both
instruction with internet access. State GED testing pre-school children and adults developing speaking,
available. Call Joan Vievering for details at 952-232- listening, reading and writing in English. For English
2096 or email her at [email protected]. and Family School classes contact Nancy Eldomiatti
• High School Diploma Program - Start where you 952-232-2082 or [email protected].
left off and complete the courses needed to earn your • Conversation Class - Learners practice using their
High School Diploma. There is also a new option that English in a comfortable setting while learning about
is a competency based program for adults 22 and older. the culture of the U.S.A. Contact Anne Glassman
Contact Sharon Danley at 952-232-2080 or email her at 952-224-6817 or [email protected].
[email protected]. • Skype Coaching Program - This program is offered as
• English for Adults (ESL) - Learners work in a multi- a bonus to any learner in one of our Adult Education
level classroom developing skills in reading, writing, Classes. Working with a coach, learners practice
speaking, pronunciation and listening. Computer skills speaking and listening skills from home in a 30-60
are a part of instruction. Contact Nancy Eldomiatti at minute session. Contact Anne Glassman at 952-224-
952-232-2082. 6817 or email her at [email protected].
• Citizenship Class - Prepares the learner for the
Citizenship Process including forms needed for the
Interview and Test. Contact Anne Glassman
952-224-6817 or [email protected].

Registration

Classes are open to learners 16 and older who are not enrolled in
high school and want to improve skills. Call Nancy Eldomiatti at
952-232-2082 or email her at [email protected].

Classes are free! Para esta informacion en espanol, por favor
visite www.alc.isd194.k12.mn.us y busca
Location: Area Learning Center, bajo el programa Adult Education.
20950 Howland Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044
Please enter through the Holyoke entrance next to the Lakeville
Area Arts Center.
www.alc.isd194.k12.mn.us
Website can be viewed in multiple languages by selecting
the small “world” logo in the top menu bar of the page.

Registration Information Page 67 15





AMdaurltiEalnArircths ment

A d uMl ta rEt inar il cAhr tmse n t Kung Fu-Wu Shu Karate
Age 5–Adult Age 7–Adult

Not just a punching, Come join a local Karate community that is passionate about
kicking, self-defense class. passing along skills that will improve one’s self confidence,
Kung Fu teaches awareness concentration, physical endurance and flexibility. We invite
of self and surroundings you, your child, or both to come join our group where the
and improves self-esteem development of character is as important as the ability of each
and confidence. Join a member to be able to protect themselves. Regardless of one’s
FUN non-competitive, full physical abilities, each individual determines their level of
participation class that focuses on helping students participation, from weekly classes to monthly organization
develop leadership, discipline, concentration and training or local and national tournaments. Uniform is optional.
coordination skills for a healthy mind and body. It’s not what you wear that makes you a black belt, but the time
Improve your strength, flexibility, agility, and en- and effort you put towards achieving your goals. The Lakeville
durance. Learn the lifelong benefits of Kung Fu, the Club began in 1987 and continues today as a group of members
Chinese art of self-defense and fitness, from a Hong committed to sharing the teachings of Gichin Funakoshi.
Kong champion. Parents: Don’t sit at the sideline. Shotokan Karate of Lakeville is a member of the United Karate
Sign up and participate with your child in class. Association International. For more information about us and
This is a skill building progressive training program Shotokan Karate, please visit our website
for beginners through Black Belt. Optional uni- www.midwestukai.com/lakeville or email us at
form and certification from White to Black Belt is [email protected] with any questions.
available. National Treasure Kung Fu, Inc., Al Lam, FALL
Director. Call 952-898-3008 with questions. MMS Cafeteria
FALL • CHE Gym Tues. & Thurs. Sept. 6-Nov. 3 (no class Oct. 20)
Tuesdays Oct. 4-Nov. 29 $102/17 sessions
$79/7 sessions (No class Oct. 18, Nov. 8) Adult:
Adult: #671-210 Beginner (White Belt) -
#671-200 Beginner & White - Blue Belt Intermediate (1st Purple Belt) 6:30-7:30 pm
6:15-7:00 pm #671-211 Advanced (2nd Purple Belt & above)
#671-201 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7:00-7:45 pm 7:30-8:30 pm
#671-202 Advanced Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm Youth:
Youth: #571-210 Beginner (White Belt) -
#571-200 Beginner & White - Blue Belt Intermediate (1st Purple Belt) 6:30-7:30 pm
6:15-7:00 pm #571-211 Advanced (2nd Purple Belt & above)
#571-201 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7:00-7:45 pm 7:30-8:30 pm
#571-202 Advanced Intermediate 7:45-8:30 pm
WINTER
FALL • MMS Cafeteria MMS Cafeteria
Wednesdays Oct. 5-Nov 30 Tues. & Thurs. Nov. 22 – Jan. 12 (no class Dec. 27, 29)
$79/7 sessions (no class Oct. 19, Nov. 23) $84/14 sessions
Adult:
Adult: #671-212 Beginner (White Belt) -
#671-203 Beginner & White - Blue Belt Intermediate (1st Purple Belt) 6:30-7:30 pm
6:15-7:00 pm #671-213 Advanced (2nd Purple Belt & above)
#671-204 2nd Blue - Black Belt 7:00-7:45 pm 7:30-8:30 pm
Youth: Youth:
#571-203 Beginner & White - Blue Belt #571-212 Beginner (White Belt) -
6:15-7:00 pm Intermediate (1st Purple Belt) 6:30-7:30 pm
#571-204 2nd Blue – Black Belt 7:00-7:45 pm #571-213 Advanced (2nd Purple Belt & above)
7:30-8:30 pm
Find additional class dates online.

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Adaptive Activities Adaptive Activities

Adapted Swim Lessons

Ages 6 months-adult
One on one instruction designed for participants with mild
special needs. See Aquatics section of catalog for available dates
and times. Additional times may be available by arrangement
and instructor/pool availability.

$96/8 - 30 min. sessions
MMS Pool

Love the water but don’t need swim lessons? Jump in the pool
on Friday evenings for open swim at McGuire Middle School.
See page 35 for all dates and times. McGuire Middle School
Pool is handicap accessible.

Lakeville Area Community Education is looking for someone to teach adapted classes for youth,
Grades K-12. Candidate must have a passion for working with individuals with special needs.
Experience is preferred. If you are interested, please contact Katey, [email protected].

River Valley Project Explore is a Community Education program designed
to serve adults with physical and developmental cognitive disabilities by
encouraging inclusion in community activities and providing customized
learning, 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.

Project Explore provides customized educational, social and recreational
opportunities and encourages inclusion in community activities.
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 952-431-8735 (voice)
or 952-431-8737 (TTY) or email [email protected] for registration or more information.

Craft Fair RVPE Foundation Bowl-a-thon

Come and see a variety of crafts for sale from some Bring your family and friends and join us for the
of our Project Explore friends and local crafters. Get a 8th Annual RVPE Bowl-a-thon. Challenge your
jump on all your holiday shopping. Invite your family, family member, friend or favorite staff member to a
friends and coworkers. Food and beverages will be game or two. Tickets for raffle prizes will be available

available for purchase. Free admission for purchase at $1 each 
Saturday, October 15 • 10:00am – 3:00pm
Saturday, October 22 • 12:00-3:00pm
Valley Middle School Apple Place Bowl
*If you are a crafter or want to volunteer
to help at the Craft Fair, please contact For more information contact
Elaine Becker at 952-431-8855
Caroline at 952-393-5944.

Registration Information Page 67 19

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Middle School

Academics Robotics Enthusiasts Spirit Wear Cougar
We are looking for 4th-8th graders & Panther Pants
Typing/Keyboarding Class interested in joining First Lego League.
Contact Katey for more information, Grades 6-8
Grades 6-8 Join the fun at our annual
Learn how to type on a computer [email protected]. pants party! Grab a pair of old
keyboard using the touch system. jeans or comfy pants and come on
“Touch” type is a great skill to have Design & Create over to Threads & Inks in Lakeville. Middle School
early on and will save a tremendous Let your Panther or Cougar Pride
amount of time later. Learning Teen Poetry Jam New show with your own unique design
to type helps you think faster. of pants that you will create during
Free yourself from the slowness of Grades 6-8 this exciting class. Paint, decorate and
handwriting, get your ideas down glue designs to show your pride and
at the speed of thought! View full Teen Poetry Jam is a fun, highly inter- show off your designs at spirit day
description online. active session for both beginning and and homecoming games. Materials
practiced poets! Improve your poetry included in cost of class, bring your
#571-024 CMS Computer Lab with the use of image, form, meta- own pants. Purchase of additional
#571-025 KTMS Room 215 phor, simile and other poetic strate- materials is optional at end of class.
Tues. & Thurs. Oct. 25- Dec. 6 gies. Discover the value of feedback
2:15-3:00pm (No class 11/24) and provide and consider constructive #571-029 Saturday
$68/12 Sessions feedback of peers’ work. This is a September 10 Noon-2:00 pm
positive and supportive workshop en- Threads & Inks $39/1 session
#571-026 MMS Computer Lab vironment. You will grow as a writer, #571-030 Saturday
Tues. & Thurs. Oct. 18- Dec. 13 hone your creative skills, and deepen September 17 Noon-2:00 pm
(No class 10/27, 11/15, 17, 24) your passion for the poet’s craft. Threads & Inks $39/1 session
2:15-3:00 pm $68/12 Sessions
See page 26 for
Spanish ¡Hablemos #571-028 Tuesday, Oct. 11 Babysitting Training
Español! – ULC 5-7:00 pm CMS Media Center
$29/1 session
Grades 6–8
Learn SPANISH! Fencing Team Fencing
Studying a new language can Grades 6-12
increase your mental flexibility and New and returning fencers invited! Fencing is Tournament
creativity, transfer skills used between for the intellectual athlete. Get on the team and
your first and second languages and Saturday, Dec. 10
improve your English. Develop an See page 26 for
appreciation and respect of diverse details
cultures! This year long, academic get involved in the fastest growing sport in MN.
language enrichment program Our fencing team’s focus is on developing your
combines movement, music and art athletic skills, fencing knowledge, dexterity, speed
to boost language acquisition. and strength in a team-first atmosphere. Our team
may compete against other schools at meets as well as
Please see website for more compete in local and metro-wide tournaments.
information, pricing and payment
plans or call 952-232-2172. See full online description for meet schedule.

#571-027 Mondays 7:15-8:45 pm
Tues. and Thurs. MMS Cafeteria $149/6 sessions
Starting in October
2:15-3:00 pm # 571-033 Sept. 26-Oct. 31
CMS Room TBD # 571-034 Nov. 14 – Dec. 19

Scan this QR code to go
directly to registration!

Registration Information Page 67 21

Middle School

Music Band Lessons Private Piano or Strings
Lessons
Middle School Vocal Club–After School Grades 5 & up
Receive a one-on-one lesson weekly Grades 2–12
Grades 6–8 to help you enhance your playing
skills. Lessons are offered in ½ hour See page 28 for more details.
increments at Century Middle CMS Choir Room
School. Instructors are Mr. Bolson $115/5 sessions
(3–5 pm) and Mr. Roddel (4–7 pm). Sept. 13-Oct. 11
Oct. 25-Nov. 29 (omit 11/8)
Mondays Oct. 3 – Oct. 31 Dec. 13-Jan. 17 (omit 12/27)
CMS Band Room $110/5 sessions
Take your singing to new heights this Private Voice Lessons
year! Join this fun and energetic vocal Mondays Nov. 14- Dec. 19
club offered after school. Students CMS Band Room $132/6 sessions Grades 2 and up
will experience the joy of choral music
through a wide variety of repertoire Mondays Jan 23- Feb 27 See page 28 for more details.
(including the latest pop favorites, (No class 2/20) CMS Band Room CMS Choir Room
Broadway & more) while developing $110/5 sessions Thursdays $119/5 sessions
proper voice technique and learning Sept. 8–Oct. 6
music fundamentals. There will Oct. 27–Dec. 8 (omit 11/10 & 11/24)
be an end of the season concert on Dec. 15–Jan. 26 (omit 12/29 & 1/12)
December 13th at McGuire Middle
School. No auditions necessary; no
prior experience required!

#571-035 Tuesdays
Sept. 27-Dec. 13 (No class 11/15)
3-4:00 pm MMS Choir Room
$75/11 sessions

Lakeville Junior Cats Competitive Cheer Team

Grades K-6
Teams will focus on learning the basics of cheerleading as beginners to include jumps, motions, dance skills
and age-appropriate low level stunting.  Progress to higher level teams as you advance your skills, ability and
conditioning.  Learn how to work together as a team, all while having fun!

The team will perform at the Lakeville Invitational competition at Lakeville North High School on Saturday,
October 22nd and the Jaguar Cheer Jam one of the first Saturdays in November (date TBD). You will also be doing

a short performance at one North football
game and one South football game!
#571-019
Tuesdays, Aug 30 – Dec. 20
(No class Nov. 8 & 22)
5:30-6:45 pm
LNHS Commons
$179/15 sessions

** Uniform and travel opportunities are not
included in the registration fee. Parents
responsible for travel accommodations.  

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Middle School

No School New

Grades 6-8 Day Trip

Spend the day with your friends and get ready for fun! Start in the heart of Minneapolis Middle School
at the new U.S. Bank Stadium. Enjoy a ninety-minute guided adventure with behind-
the-scenes access to the new home of the Minnesota Vikings. Discover how this incredible
stadium operates, tour the VIP-accessible only clubs and suites, the press box, the art
collection, team locker room, stadium floor, and so much more. After our tour, we
will grab lunch at a local hot spot. The day winds down as we head back to Lakeville to
Muller Family Theatre to see the newly released DreamWorks Animation’s TROLLS
movie. Sign up deadline is Friday, Nov. 4 or when trip is full.

#571-095 Monday, November 7 1 session
9:00 am – Drop off at Kenwood Trail Middle School $49
9:15 am – Bus departs for US Bank Stadium
10:00 am-11:30 am – Stadium Tour
Noon-1 pm – Lunch at local restaurant
1:30 pm – Arrive at Muller Theatre in Lakeville for 2 pm movie (small
pop/popcorn included in fee)
3:30 pm – Parent Pick Up at Theatre

Sign Up deadline is Weds., Nov. 4 or when trip is full. There will
be no exceptions due to staffing & busing arrangements. Registrations taken after Nov. 4 will include an
additional $8 fee.

PawPADS Youth Service Project

Have a love for animals and want to make a difference? Spend a few hours getting your
hands a little dirty and maybe receive a few licks along the way. Lakeville Area Community
Education offers a special Youth Service Project each season during the school year. The
first service project this 2016-2017 school year will give ISD194 middle school students a
very unique opportunity to help out at Pawsitive Perspectives Assistance Dogs (PawPADs),
a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization headquartered in Lakeville. The mission of PawPADS
is to “enrich the lives of people with disabilities by providing them with exceptionally skilled
assistance dogs....” PawPAD’s primary focus is on training service dogs for people with physical mobility disabilities.

Their dogs can also be trained as Diabetic Alert dogs (trained for detecting changes
in blood sugar levels), Autism Support Dogs, Home Help-mate Dogs, and Facility/
Animal Assisted Therapy dogs
on a case-by-case basis.

Volunteers will be helping with many tasks which will help this
amazing organization operate throughout the year. Volunteers
will be working around dogs, but not directly with the dogs.

Transportation to and from MMS will be provided. CMS and
KTMS students can take the activity bus to MMS to participate
in this trip, or parents can drop them off at MMS at 3:10 pm.

#571-100 Friday, Oct. 21 3:00 - 6:30 pm
$6/1 session Meet at MMS Cafeteria

Registration Information Page 67 23

If you can swim the length of the pool, come give swimming a
try! Swimming is a FUN sport you can do your whole life!

We have GREAT coaches!

*You‛ll learn how to do all 4 Olympic swim strokes
*You‛ll have the opportunity to compete in a variety of swim

meets when you‛re ready
*You‛ll have FUN and make new FRIENDS!

South Metro Storm
Fall Session Starts September 6

Register Today!

ALL LEVELS WELCOME - we offer 6 group levels, training
Beginners to Elites. We also offer a Masters (adult) group

and team Water Polo.

**New swimmers will also be able to register for a 2 week
introductory clinic that will take place after Labor Day. See

website for details**

website - www.mnstorm.org
email - [email protected]

Do you have kids?
Work with kids? Care for kids?

Speaking of Kids is for you!
Come and enjoy seminars that empower
parents, educators and caregivers by
providing information and ideas to
enhance your relationship with children
and help them succeed.

Tuesday, Oct 4 7-8:30 pm Register_on_li_ne_or phone

Stress Relief for Kids: $4 per seminar, all 4 for just $12,
5 Stress-Busters Parents and Caregivers Can Teach Children door
or $5_a_t_th_e
– Toni Schutta
Registratio_n_in_c_ludes CEU’s
Children are feeling stressed in record numbers. Learn the signs and
symptoms of kids’ stress and how to respond in helpful ways. This Free childcare (ages 2-8)
presentation will include four actionable steps for parents and care providers, Registra_ti_on_R_EQUIRED
and five specific skills that children can be taught to reduce and manage stress.

Meadowview Elementary School Cafetorium, 6100 195th St W, Farmington www.speakingofkids.info

Monday, Nov 14 7-8:30 pm
Using Conscious Discipline to Emotionally Plug into Your Children

– Anne Hoff

Modern families face many challenges that can lead to, anxiety, frustration,
and mental exhaustion. Conscious discipline provides tools you need to turn
these challenges into opportunities to build safety, love, and a new skill
set for you and your children.

Kenwood Trail Middle School, 19455 Kenwood Trail, Lakeville

Monday, Feb 13 7-8:30 pm
Raising Safe & Healthy Teens: A Panel Discussion

Feel like it’s hard to stay a step ahead of the issues
facing your pre-teen/teen? Join area experts as they
walk you through the emerging trends encountered by
youth and learn proven strategies to respond to
these trends.

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

Monday, Mar 6 7-8:30 pm SEE YOU THERE!

Parenting & Working with Children in a Digital Age

– Jessica Wong

This presentation will provide an overview of how kids are
using technology, what they are using and the impact
technology is having on social and emotional development.
Learn how to regulate and monitor use for better outcomes.

Lakeville North High School Auditorium, 19600 Ipava Ave., Lakeville

Sponsored by ISD 192 and 194 School Districts, Community Education and Early Childhood Family Education Programs.
For more information or scholarships call: Judy Johnson 952-232-3681 or Barb Pierce 651-460-3203

Youth Enrichment & Middle School

Babysitting 101 Grades 2-10 (separated by grade)

Youth Enrichment & Middle School Age 10 1/2–15 Test your mettle against competitive Fencing
Gain the skills and fencers from throughout the metro
confidence to be area! Each participant will duel in six
a great babysitter. bouts! This is a fantastic opportunity Tournament
This course is fun
and fast-paced with for students to match their skills
hands-on activities, against players of similar age and skill level.
exciting video, Sign up today to take on the best!
role-plays and lively discussions. It teaches young
people how to: Saturday, Dec. 10, 9 am–3 pm
• Care for children and infants McGuire Middle School Gym
• Handle emergencies $45 before 11 am Dec. 9 • $55 at the door
• Rescue breathing
• Communicate effectively with parents To register please visit: www.youthenrichmentleague.com
• Make good decisions, solve problems and stay safe Registration not taken
• Learn business skills such as interviewing for a job through Community
Bring a peanut free snack & water to class. Education

#571-031 Saturday
Sept. 24 9 am–2 pm
KTMS 101 $78/1session

#571-032 Saturday
Dec. 10 9 am–2 pm
KTMS 101 $78/1session

Language Enrichment Programs
Before & After School Spanish 2016-2017

We are pleased to announce the return of our
Spanish programs for the upcoming school
year offered in partnership with Lakeville Area
Community Education. Classes will be offered at:

Cherry View, Eastview, Lakeview, Orchard Lake, Christina Huddleston (Grades K-5),
Century Middle School (Grades 6-8)

Program Features Benefits of Learning a New Language

• Classes will meet twice a week on M/W or T/Th. • Second language acquisition enhances problem-solving
• Student-to-teacher ratio is approximately 14 to 1. and critical-thinking skills.
• Students are grouped by age, grade & proficiency level.
• Classes begin in October and end in May. • Bilingual children show enhanced cognitive function.
• New languages are easier to learn when introduced at

a young age.

Our Approach

We design our curriculum using the latest in language acquisition research and teaching methods. Children respond
especially well to our classroom-tested dynamic activities that combine movement, music and art to boost language
acquisition. Our students learn by doing — with outstanding results.

See our course listing!
University Language Center • 952.224.5600 • www.ulanguage.com

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Youth Enrichment

Academics, Bake, Design & Create

Math Facts the Hello Cupcake! New
Easy Way! Autumn Edition
Grades 2–5
Grades 1 and up
Learn memory tricks that make Cupcakes that are
adding, subtracting and multiplying
easy. Parents are encouraged to attend too cute to eat?! Yes,
that is what we are
at no charge. The first night focuses making! We will learn
on adding and subtracting skills. On Youth Enrichment
the second night learn multiplication to decorate adorable
cupcakes with a fall
memorization tricks. Bring a inspired theme. We
notebook and pencil to class. Parent will be using frosting, candies and
comment from previous class: “I wish other unexpected foods to decorate
I would have learned math facts this Spirit Wear Cougar & six different designs. Each child
way when I was in school.” will leave with 6 delicious custom
Panther Pants decorated cupcakes in a cupcake
#571-012 Tues. & Thurs. carrier.  Please supply instructor
Nov. 29 & Dec. 1 6:30–7:45 pm Grades 3-5 with any allergen restrictions before
Come join the fun at our annual registering for class. Have children
LSHS Lecture Hall $38/2 sessions pants party! Grab a pair of old jeans wear clothes that can get colored
or comfy pants and come on over to frosting on them.
Reading, Writing and Threads & Inks in Lakeville. Let your
Panther or Cougar Pride show, with
Recalling Facts your own unique design of pants that #571-016 Saturday
you will create during this exciting October 29 9:00-10:30 am
Grades 1–5 class. Kids will paint, decorate and
Your child will learn strategies that KTMS 101 $29/1 session
will increase their skills in reading,
spelling, writing and recalling glue designs to show their pride and Countdown to New
information. Please bring 10 pennies be all set for spirit day at school and
to class to be used in making a very homecoming games. Parents will be
memorable book. Parents are strongly spared the mess and time of cleaning Christmas Chalkboard
encouraged to attend the class with up! Materials included in cost of
their child at no cost. class, bring your own pants. Purchase Grades 1 and up
of additional materials is optional at Let’s keep track of the upcoming
#571-013 Tuesday end of class with parent. holiday with a custom countdown to
Nov. 15 6:30–8 pm Christmas chalkboard. Display this
holiday decoration in your home and
#571-014 Saturday get the entire family involved in taking
LSHS Lecture Hall $26/1 session September 10 9:00–11:00 am turns counting down the days until

Threads & Inks $39/1 session Christmas! These

#571-015 Saturday fun chalkboards also
make great gifts! We
September 17 9:00–11:00 am will turn a charger

Threads & Inks $39/1 session plate into a holiday

inspired chalkboard
and adorn with
gems, pom-poms,
ribbon, and other fun supplies. Dress
for mess and prepare to have fun!

#571-017 Wednesday
November 9 6:00 – 7:30 pm
KTMS 101 $36/1 session

Registration Information Page 67 27

Youth Enrichment

Sports, Health & Safety Lakeville Junior Cats
Competitive Cheer Team
Babysitting 101 Danceline
Grades K-6
Ages 10½ - 15 Ages 4-Grade 3 “Ready to
See page 26 for description. New and returning students take your
welcome! Learn jazz, kick and hip- cheerleading
Home Alone hop routines. Work on danceline skills to
techniques, teamwork, body the next
Age 8–10 alignment and performance routines level? Join
in a noncompetitive environment. our NEW
Youth Enrichment Learn information to make you There will be an end of the season Junior Cats Competitive Cheer
comfortable and safe when staying performance on Saturday, December Program!   Teams will focus on
home alone, whether for five minutes 17. T-shirt is included in the fee. learning the basics of cheerleading as
or a couple of hours. Kids will make beginners to include jumps, motions,
emergency contact lists and learn about Saturdays Sept. 17 – Dec. 10 dance skills and age appropriate low
fire escape routes, first aid, kitchen (omit Oct. 22, Nov. 26) level stunting.  Students will learn
safety, boredom busters & more. LSHS Dance Studio how to work together as a team,
Bring a peanut-free snack, two favorite all while having fun. The team will
children’s books, markers & pencil. #571-020 Starlites: Ages 4-Gr. 1 perform at the Lakeville Invitational
8:30-9:25 am $95/11 sessions competition at LNHS on Saturday,
#571-018 Sat., Oct. 8 October 22 and the Jaguar Cheer
9-Noon KTMS 101 #571-021 Sparklers: Gr. 2–3 Jam in early November (date TBD).
$38/1 session Uniform and travel opportunities
9:30-10:25 am $95/11 sessions are not included in the registration
fee. (Parents responsible for
Music and travel accommodations.)
Special Interests
#571-019 Tuesdays
Private Piano or Aug 30 – Dec. 20 (omit Nov. 8 & 22)
String Lessons 5:30-6:45 pm LNHS Commons
$179/15 sessions
Grades 2 -12
Take up a new instrument or Private Voice Lessons Fencing
improve your skills on one you already
play.  Private lessons are available for Grades 2 and up Grades 2-5
the following instruments: piano, Do you love to sing? Experience New and returning fencers invited.
violin, viola, cello, mandolin, guitar, many benefits through private lessons. For the intellectual athlete. Get on
banjo, dulcimer and ukulele. Bring You will not only gain confidence the team and get involved in the
your own instrument—except as a musician but will learn to safely fastest growing sport in MN. Our
piano—and enhance your musical project your voice and improve fencing team’s focus is on developing
skills! Additional cost for music is your expressive singing, sightsinging competitor’s athletic skills, fencing
approximately $10–$30 payable to (audition skills), and poise. knowledge, dexterity, speed and
the instructor. Half hour lessons Additional cost for music $5–$30. strength in a team-first atmosphere.
available Tuesdays 7–9 pm. Sign up Half-hour lessons available from Our team may compete against other
online. 4:30-8:30 pm Sign up online. schools at meets as well as compete
in local and metro-wide tournaments
Sept. 13-Oct. 11 $115/5 sessions Thursdays CMS Choir Room (optional). See full online description
CMS Choir Room $119/5 sessions for meet schedule.

Oct. 25-Nov. 29 (omit 11/8) Sept. 8–Oct. 6 Mondays 6:15-7:15 pm
$115/5 sessions CMS Choir Room Oct. 27–Dec. 8 (omit 11/10 & 11/24) MMS Cafeteria $119/6 sessions
Dec. 15–Jan. 26 (omit 12/29 & 1/12)
Dec. 13-Jan. 17 (omit 12/27)
$115/5 sessions CMS Choir Room

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#571-023 Nov. 14 – Dec. 19

Gymnastics

Gymnastics

Experience a quality, affordable, safe, fun gymnastics program! While using the
spring floor, uneven bars, tumble track, vault (Mat Rats only) and balance beam,
students will develop motor skills, balance, strength and coordination.
Classes meet in Auxiliary Gym D at Lakeville South High School. Parent observation
during classes is available. Email Gymnastics Coordinator at cegymnastics@isd194.
org or call the Community Education office at 952-232-2170 with questions.

Tiny Tumblers Twisters 1 (TW1) Twisters 2 (TW2)

Age 4–5 Ages 6–12 Ages 6–12
An excellent, exciting and fun class After successfully completing the
for your little one! A beginning A beginner to advanced beginner required skills from Twisters 1, your Gymnastics
class for youth with little to no
course for children who are new experience with gymnastics. This child will bounce right into Twisters
or are continuing with gymnastics. class introduces students to all of 2. In this advanced beginner to
Your child will develop fitness, intermediate course, your child will
coordination, and basic gymnastics the equipment except vault. They further his/her experience by learning
will develop basic gymnastics skills,
skills while using the spring floor, self-confidence, balance, strength, and skills with higher difficulty, improving
balance beam, tumble track and in areas of strength and flexibility,
uneven bars. Through this course, body awareness. and creating a strong foundation for
there is no doubt your child will fall future skills and levels.
in love with gymnastics! #571-005 Tuesdays #571-009 Wednesdays
Sept. 13-Nov. 15 (not 11/8)
6:45-7:40 pm $89/9 sessions
#571-000 Tuesdays Sept. 14-Nov. 9 7:45-8:40 pm
#571-006 Wednesdays $89/9 sessions
Sept. 13-Nov. 15 (not 11/8) Sept. 14-Nov. 9 6:45-7:40 pm
5:45-6:40 pm $89/9 sessions
$89/9 sessions #571-010 Thursdays
Sept. 15-Nov. 17 (not 10/20)
#571-001 Wednesdays #571-007 Saturdays 5:45-6:40 pm $89/9 sessions
Sept. 14-Nov. 9 5:45-6:40 pm Sept. 17-Nov. 19 (not 10/22)
$89/9 sessions Mat Rats
11-11:55 am $89/9 sessions
#571-002 Thursdays Ages 6–12 with instructor approval
Sept. 15-Nov. 17 (not 10/20) Tumbling Tricks
6:45-7:40 pm $89/9 sessions Intermediate classes for students who
for Dance & Cheer have demonstrated readiness for more
#571-003 Saturdays rigorous gymnastics training. Fitness,
Sept. 17-Nov. 19 (not 10/22) Age 5 & up fun and continued improvement
12-12:55 pm $89/9 sessions This new class places emphasis on in coordination, balance, and
skills used by dancers and cheerleaders strength are the goals at this level.
Dynamic Dudes during their performances and com- Work toward increasing skills on all
petitions. Some of the skills to be equipment in the event high school
Age 5 -10 worked on include back handsprings, or competitive club level gymnastics
An introductory-level class side and front aerials, front and back is your goal. Class meets for 2 hours.
designed just for boys. Boys will walk overs, layout step outs, and The instructor will let you know when
work on basic gymnastics skills, handstands. This class will appeal to you are ready to sign up for this class.
strength development and muscle those who would like to learn and
improve on tumbling skills to en-
coordination. hance their dancing and cheer stunts. #571-011 Saturdays
Students must be competitive dance
#571-004 Saturdays and cheer students to participate. Sept. 17-Nov. 19 (not 10/22)
Sept. 17-Nov. 19 (not 10/22)
1-1:55 pm $89/9 sessions 9-10:55 am $189/9 sessions

Registrations after Sept. 15 will #571-008 Thursdays Scan this QR code to go
incur an additional $10 fee. Sept. 15-Nov. 17 (not 10/20) directly to registration!
7:45-8:40 pm $89/9 sessions

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Before & After School Classes

Have some FUN before or after school!  Each class offered changes curriculum from the previous session. Sign up with
a neighbor or a friend!  Please note: students may register for class at a school they do not attend, but transportation
is the parent’s responsibility.  If a class meets the minimum number of participants to run, registration will be closed
at noon the day before the class is scheduled to start.  Pre-registration is required for all classes, students will not be
allowed to drop-in to any class.  Visit our website for additional information including full class descriptions and to see
how an after school classes can benefit your child: www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org.

DON’T WAIT! If a class does not meet the minimum number of participants See pages 32-33 for more class
within 3 days of the class start date, the class will be canceled. Grab your friends dates, times and prices.
and sign up early!

Youth Enrichment Grandmasters of Chess Lacrosse

Grades K-5 Grades K-5
New and returning students invited! The fastest growing team
Youth Enrichment League (YEL) chess sport in America! Non-
continues to evolve. We have thousands contact lacrosse, also known
of puzzles and corresponding lessons as “Soft Lacrosse” is played.
crafted by Women’s International Master Individual skills taught:
and former Russian Chess Champion catching, throwing, scooping
Sima Sokolovskaya. YEL chess lessons and cradling. Sports
are designed to engage beginners through Unlimited coaches will teach
advanced students. Our fall session the fundamental skills of
introduces basic concepts to beginners lacrosse using small group
while ensuring returning students get a activities, scrimmages and fun games. They will also focus on helping
thorough chess workout. Join this “sport the kids learn the rules of lacrosse while working on team play and
of the mind” and be part sportsmanship. Students will be divided by age and skill level. Sports
of your school’s chess Unlimited provides all equipment. Please bring sunscreen, water bottle
club. Sign up and and a snack.
create a checkmate
today!

Spanish ¡Hablemos Español!

Grades K-5
Learn SPANISH! Research shows that youth who study a new language
increase their mental flexibility and creativity, transfer skills used between
their first and second languages and improve their English. Children
develop an appreciation and respect of diverse cultures, too. This
academic-year language enrichment program combines a progressive
language curriculum with movement, music and art in an age-appropriate
way to boost language acquisition. Lessons are offered through University
Language Center, a Minneapolis based language school specializing in Accelerated Learning techniques for
students of all ages and levels. The program fees include workbooks and materials. This program meets twice per
week throughout the school year to give students the best experience in second language acquisition. Class fee
includes 1 set of materials. Note: students will be charged for lost materials that need to be replaced.

Approximately 50 sessions (class meets 2x per week) at CVE, EVE, LVE, OLE, CHE

$794. Pay in full at time of registration, or choose tuition based payments (6 total monthly payments of $124):
$50 non-refundable registration fee and 1 month tuition due at time of registration ($174). Remaining 5
payments of $124 due on the 5th of each month, November – March. Refunds will not be issued for any
cancellations after March 5, 2017.

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Artsy Autumn Bugs! Masters in Clay with LEGOS® Classes Youth Enrichment
Kidcreate Studio
Grades K-5 LEGO® Mania •
It’s a Bug’s Life Grades K-5 Ticket to Ride
and we will use Be inspired by art created by Vincent
their awesome Van Gogh, Claude Monet, Edward Grades K-5
shapes and colors Munch and Claes Oldenburg. We Delve into the history
for inspiration in will recreate famous works of art like and mechanics of
our art! Create Monet’s Water Lilies, Munch’s The favorite amusement
a Rhino Beetle Scream, Oldenburg’s Spoonbridge park rides in this
with copper and Cherry and many others, all in imaginative unit. Students will
metallic paint (3-D effect!), use clay. Make room to display these construct a Carousel Swing, Tilt a
oil pastels to make your midnight masterpieces! The projects your child Whirl, Loop de Loop ride, Swing
critter art pop; create with clay, creates in boat ride, and Merry Go Round.
paint a bug collage on canvas and this class Lessons incorporate principles of
more! Unleash the artist in you and are going physics, described in a way children
take home a keepsake creation each to be can understand, such as “G-force”
week! amazing! inertia and momentum, as well
as math concepts such as “there
Draw Like a Pro! Fabulously Fancy Art are 360 degrees in a circle”. These
Class with Kidcreate engaging lessons will give students an
Grades K-5 Studio understanding of the physical forces
Boost your creativity with awesome they experience every day.
techniques and cool effects that you Grades K-5
will learn in this class! Create frame- Come get fancy with us! We’ll create EXTREME LEGO:
worthy art each week as you learn glittery, girly art projects galore in this ‘Copters & Spy Planes
the secrets of drawing horses; design exciting class. We’ll make fancy clay
a medieval castle; use graphic design shoes, fancy jewelry boxes, fancy spa Grades K-3
to style a pair of cowboy boots products Never ever before seen projects. Build
and fancy a helicopter, egg beater, paddle boat
and more! felt purses and spy plane. Use your projects to
Take home too! We’ll investigate basic engineering concepts
a finished even including: gearing up, gearing down,
masterpiece paint our gear ratio and more. Get in gear, sign
after each class fingernails- up today!
while exploring you guessed
a variety of it … fancy! See page 33 for more
styles and information on
subject matter.
FIRST LEGO League (FLL)
Abrakadoodle: for Grades 4-8.
Shopkins Art Class

Grades K-5
Inspired by those tiny Shopkins,
this class will bring your favorite
Shopkin character to life. Learn how
to draw, paint, collage, and sculpt
your own silly Shopkins inspired
creations. Draw yourself as a
Shopkin. Unleash your imagination
in this amazing art class.

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Before & After School Classes

Youth Enrichment Cherry View Elementary Christina Huddleston Eastview Elementary JFK Elementary
4–5pm Elementary 4–5 pm 4–5 pm
3:25–4:25 pm
Artsy Autumn Bugs Artsy Autumn Bugs Artsy Autumn Bugs
#471-CV6 Artsy Autumn Bugs #471-EV6 #471-JF3
Thursdays, 9/22-11/10 #471-CH3 Wednesdays, 9/28-11/2 Mondays, 9/26-10/31
(omit 10/13 & 10/20) Mondays, 9/26-10/31 $84/6 sessions $84/6 sessions
$84/6 sessions $84/6 sessions Art Room STEAM Room
Art Room Art Room
Chess Chess Draw Like A Pro
#471-CV5 Draw Like A Pro #471-EV5 #471-JF4
Tuesdays, 10/25-12/13 #471-CH4 Mondays, 10/24-12/19 Mondays, 11/14-12/19
$119/8 sessions Mondays, 11/14-12/19 (omit 11/7) $84/6 sessions
Media Center $84/6 sessions $119/8 sessions STEAM Room
Art Room STEAM Room
Draw Like A Pro Extreme LEGO - ‘Copters
Draw Like A Pro Lacrosse #471-EV7 #471-JF1
#471-CV7 #471-CH5 Wednesdays, 11/9-12/21 Wednesdays, 11/30-12/21
Thursdays, 11/17-12/22 Thursdays, 9/22-10/27 (omit 11/23) $56/4 sessions
(omit 11/24) (omit 10/13 & 10/20) $84/6 sessions Media Center
$72/5 sessions $59/4 sessions Art Room
Art Room *Meet at main office first day. Extreme LEGO - ‘Copters Fancy Art
Extreme LEGO - ‘Copters LEGO Mania-Ticket to Ride #471-EV3 #471-JF5
#471-CV3 #471-CH2 Thursdays, 12/1-12/22 Thursdays, 11/17-12/15
Thursdays, 10/27-11/17 Thursdays, 10/27-11/17 $56/4 sessions (omit 11/24)
$56/4 sessions $54/4 sessions Media Center $68/4 sessions
Media Center Cafeteria Art Room
Lacrosse Masters in Clay
Lacrosse Spanish #471-EV8 #471-JF2
#471-CV8 #471-CH1 Tuesdays, 9/27-10/25 Thursdays, 9/29-11/10
Fridays, 9/30-10/28 Tues & Thurs, starts 10/25 (omit 10/11) (omit 10/13 & 10/20)
(omit 10/21) $794/50 classes $59/4 sessions Art Room
$59/4 sessions Art Room/Room 13 *Meet at main office first day. $84/5 sessions
*Meet at main office first day. LEGO Mania-Ticket to Ride
LEGO Mania-Ticket to Ride #471-EV2
#471-CV2 Fridays, 11/11-12/9
Tuesdays, 11/15-12/6 (omit 11/25)
$54/4 sessions $54/4 sessions
Art Room Media Center
Masters in Clay
Masters in Clay #471-EV4
#471-CV4 Tuesdays, 10/4-11/8
Mondays, 9/26-10/24 (omit 10/11)
$84/5 sessions $84/5 sessions
Art Room Art Room
Spanish
Spanish #471-EV1
#471-CV1 Mon & Wed, starts 10/30
Mon & Wed, starts 10/30 *8:15-9:15 am
*8:15-9:15 am $794/50 classes
$794/50 classes IMC/STEAM Room
Commons/Room 202

Scan this QR code to go
directly to registration!

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Lake Marion Elementary Lakeview Elementary Oak Hills Elementary Orchard Lake Elementary
4–5 pm 3:25–4:25 pm 3:25–4:25 pm 4-5 pm

Artsy Autumn Bugs Artsy Autumn Bugs Artsy Autumn Bugs Artsy Autumn Bugs
#471-LM3 #471-LV5 #471-OH5 #471-OL4
Fridays, 9/30-11/18 Tuesdays, 9/27-11/8 Fridays, 9/30-11/18 Tuesdays, 9/27-11/1
(omit 10/21 & 11/4) (omit 10/18) (omit 10/21 & 11/4) $84/6 sessions
$84/6 sessions $84/6 sessions $84/6 sessions Art Room
Media Center Art Room Art Room
Chess Draw Like A Pro
#471-LM2 Chess Chess #471-OL5 Youth Enrichment
Thursdays, 10/27-12/22 #471-LV4 #471-OH4 Tuesdays, 11/8-12/13
(omit 11/24) Fridays, 10/28-1/13/2017 Mondays, 10/24-12/19 $84/6 sessions
$119/8 sessions (omit 11/4, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30) (omit 11/7) Art Room
Media Center $119/8 sessions $119/8 sessions
Draw Like A Pro Media Center Media Center Fancy Art
#471-LM4 #471-OL6
Fridays, 12/2-12/23 Draw Like A Pro Draw Like A Pro Mondays, 11/14-12/5
$59/4 sessions #471-LV6 #471-OH6 $68/4 sessions
Media Center Tuesdays, 11/15-12/20 Fridays, 12/2-12/23 Art Room
$84/6 sessions $59/4 sessions LEGO Mania – Ticket to Ride
Art Room Art Room #471-OL2
Wednesdays, 10/26-11/16
Extreme LEGO - ‘Copters Extreme LEGO - ‘Copters Extreme LEGO – ‘Copters $54/4 sessions
#471-LM1 #471-LV2 #471-OH2 Media Center
Mondays, 10/24-11/21 Mondays, 11/28-12/19 Wednesdays, 10/26-11/16
(omit 11/7) $56/4 sessions $56/4 sessions Shopkins Art Class
$56/4 sessions Media Center Media Center #471-OL3
Media Center Thursdays, 10/27-11/17
Fancy Art Lacrosse Lacrosse $69/4 sessions
#417-LM5 #471-LV7 #471-OH7 Art Room
Tuesdays, 11/8-11/29 Wednesdays, 9/28-10/19 Mondays, 9/26-10/17 Spanish
$68/4 sessions $59/4 sessions $59/4 sessions #471-OL1
Art Room *Meet at main office first day. *Meet at main office first day. Tues & Thurs, starts 10/4
Shopkins Art Class Masters in Clay *8:15-9:15 am
#471-LV3 #471-OH3 $794/50 sessions
Wednesdays, 10/26-11/16 Thursdays, 9/29-11/10 IMC/Band Room
$69/4 sessions (omit 10/13 & 10/20)
Art Room $84/5 sessions
Art Room
Spanish
#471-LV1
Mon & Wed, starts 10/17
$794/50 sessions
IMC

Can’t get enough of robotics?
We are looking for 4th-8th graders
interested in joining First Lego League.
Contact Katey for more information,

[email protected].

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Aquatics & Safety

Learn to swim with Lakeville Area Community Ed! What level

Our caring and dedicated instructors are Red Cross trained and should I
certified to help your child enjoy developing swimming and water
safety skills in a positive learning environment. Safety topics are be in?

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 Have you taken lessons at another location,
each level is the mastery of skills from the preceding Quality but aren’t sure which level to register for within
level. Each student receives a progress report at the lessons at our program? Check out our comparison chart
middle of the session and at the end of the session. affordable online at www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org.
It is common for a child to repeat a level before prices – sign Still not sure? No worries! Each child will be
mastering all skills. up today! assessed within the first 2 classes to determine
appropriate level placement.
For complete class descriptions, please visit our website:
www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org Prices and schedule on pages 36-37

Aquatics & Safety Parent/Child Aqua Kids 2 Beginner 2
Lessons
Participants continue to develop skills Participants learn to swim without
Aqua Tots while beginning to learn front crawl flotation. Skills include: jump into
and elementary backstroke. Skills chest-deep water and return to the
Ages 6 months – 5 years (may be performed with flotation edge of pool, bob underwater, blowing
(with parent or guardian) or assistance): jump into chest-deep bubbles, front float, 10 sec., front glide,
Enjoy swimming with your child while water and return to the edge of pool, turn and swim back to the wall, back
building swimming readiness by em- bob underwater, blowing bubbles, float, 10 sec., back glide, roll over, turn
phasizing fun in the water accompanied front float, 10 sec., front glide, turn and swim back to the wall, tread water,
by a parent or guardian. Parents learn and swim back to the wall, back float, 10 sec., paddle stroke on front, 15 yd.,
to help their child adjust to the water 10 sec., back glide, roll over, turn and back crawl, 5 yd., elementary backstroke
and develop safety awareness. Skills swim back to wall, paddle stroke on arms, 10 yd.
introduced (with flotation or assis- front, 5 yd., elementary backstroke 5 yd.
tance): enter the water independently, Intermediate 1
submerge head, bob underwater/blow School Age Lessons
bubbles, front float/glide face in water, Participants learn to be comfortable
3 sec. each, back float/glide, ears in All levels recommended for ages with new skills in deep water and learn
water, 3 sec. each. For complete class 5 & up front crawl, back crawl and elementary
description, please visit our website. backstroke to basic standards of
Beginner 1 competency. Skills include: jump into
Preschool Lessons deep water, kneeling dive, survival float,
Participants become comfortable in the 20 sec., back float, 20 sec., tread water,
Ages 3 – 5 years water learning basic skills. Skills (may 20 sec., front crawl, 15 yd., back crawl,
(without parent or guardian) be performed with flotation): jump 15 yd., elementary backstroke, 15 yd.,
into chest-deep water, bob underwater, breaststroke kick, 15 yd.
Aqua Kids 1 blowing bubbles, front float, face in
water, 3 sec., front glide, face in water, Intermediate 2
Participants become comfortable in back float, ears in water, 3 sec., back
the water learning basic skills without glide, ears in water, roll over: front to Participants increase endurance,
a parent. Skills (may be performed back/back to front, paddle stroke on improve competency for strokes learned
with flotation or assistance): enter the front, 5 yd., elementary backstroke 5 yd. in Intermediate 1 and learn breaststroke
water independently, submerge head, to basic standards of competency.
bob underwater/blow bubbles, front Skills include: standing dive, swim
float/glide face in water, 3 sec. each, under water 5 yds. and retrieve object,
back float/glide, ears in water, 3 sec. feet-first surface dive, somersault, open
each, paddle stroke on front, 5 yards, turn: front/back crawl, tread water, 1
elementary backstroke, 5 yards. min., front crawl, 25yd., elementary
backstroke, 25yd., back crawl, 25 yd.,
breaststroke, 15 yd., dolphin kick, 15 yd.

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Advanced 1 Private, Don’t have time for a full session
Semi Private & this fall but want to get in some
Participants learn advanced skills Adaptive lessons before the winter session
used in competitive swimming and starts? Try a 4 week session!
lifeguarding, improve competency Private/Semi Private Lessons These lessons are one on one
for strokes learned in Intermediate 2 with an instructor (private and
and learn butterfly and sidestroke to Designed for personalized 1:1 or adapted) or 2 on 1 (semi-private).
basic standards of competency. Skills 1:2 (instructor:student) instruction
include: shallow dive, head-first surface for youth and adults. Perfect for the 4 Week Private, Semi-Private Aquatics & Safety
dive to 7 ft. and retrieve object, flip hesitant swimmer or adult learner. or Adapted Lessons
turn: front/back crawl, tread water, 2 Must provide both names for semi
min. using different kicks, sculling, 15 private lessons. It is recommended the
yd., front crawl, 50 yd., back crawl, 50 students are at a similar skill level.
yd., breaststroke, 50 yd., butterfly, 15
yd., sidestroke, 15 yd. Adaptive Lessons

Advanced 2 Designed for participants with mild
special needs. Additional times may
Participants continue to learn skills be available by arrangement and
used in competitive swimming and instructor/pool availability.
lifeguarding, improve endurance
and perfect strokes. Skills include: Private: $80
competitive breaststroke turn, Semi-Private: $80
competitive butterfly turn, tread water- (must register 2 swimmers,
kick only for 2 min., front crawl, 100
yd., back crawl, 100 yd., breaststroke, $40 each)
100 yd., butterfly, 50 yd., sidestroke, Adapted: $48
50 yd.

Mondays: 11/28-12/19

Classes with 1 or 2 students 5:30-6:00 pm #771-200
registered will be 30 minutes
6:05-6:35 pm #771-201
for the following levels:
Aqua Kids 2, Beginner 1 & 6:40-7:10 pm #771-202
2, Intermediate 1 & 2, and
Thursdays: 12/1-12/22
Advanced 1 & 2.
5:30-6:00 pm #771-203

6:05-6:35 pm #771-204

Bring 6:40-7:10 pm #771-205
the family to open
Pool Rentals
swim!
Looking to rent the swimming
Fall Friday Open Swim Dates No School Day Open Swims pool for a private rental,

McGuire Middle School McGuire Middle School birthday party or scout group?
Please call 952-232-2169 for
6:30-8:30 pm 1-3 pm
more information. You can also
September 16, 23, 30 Friday, November 4 reserve the cafeteria (based on
October 7, 14, 28 Monday, November 7
November 4, 11, 18 Tuesday, December 27 availability).
December 2, 9, 16 Thursday, December 29
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Cost: $4 Youth, $6 Adult

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 not allowed

in the pool during open swim. Please confirm all open swim dates and rules on
our website, www.LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org

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Fall 2016 Swim Lessons

All fall swim lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.

Monday and Thursday Evening Lessons Saturday Daytime Lessons

Session A Session B Price 8 Lessons Price
8 Lessons 8 Lessons 9/24-11/19 (omit 10/22)
9/19-10/17 10/24-11/21 $64 $64
(omit 9/29) (omit 10/31) $64 10–10:30 am $64
$160 $160
5:30–6:00 pm $96 Aqua Tots #771-SAT10 $96

Aqua Tots #771-FAAT5 #771-FBAT5 $76 Aqua Kids 1 #771-SAK110 $76
Aqua Kids 1 $76 $76
Private/Semi-Priv. #771-FAAK15 #771-FBAK15 $76 Private/Semi Priv. #771-SPR10 $76
Adapted $76 $76
#771-FAPR5 #771-FBPR5 $76 Adapted #771-SAD10 $76
Aqua Kids 2
Beginner 1 #771-FAAD5 #771-FBAD5 $76 10:35–11:20 am $64
Beginner 2 $76 $64
Intermediate 1 6:05–6:50 pm $76 Aqua Kids 2 #771-SAK2103 $160
Intermediate 2 $76 $96
#771-FAAK26 #771-FBAK26 $76 Beginner 1 #771-SB1103
Beginner 2 $76
Intermediate 1 #771-FAB16 #771-FBB16 Beginner 2 #771-SB2103 $76
Intermediate 2 $76
Aquatics & Safety Advanced 1 #771-FAB26 #771-FBB26 Intermediate 1 #771-SI1103 $76
Advanced 2 $76
#771-FAI16 #771-FBI16 Intermediate 2 #771-SI2103
$76
#771-FAI26 #771-FBI26 11:25-11:55 am $76
$76
6:55–7:40 pm Aqua Tots #771-SAT11 $76
$76
#771-FAB265 #771-FBB265 Aqua Kids 1 #771-SAK111
$160
#771-FAI165 #771-FBI165 Private/Semi Priv. #771-SPR11 $96

#771-FAI265 #771-FBI265 Adapted #771-SAD11

#771-FAA165 #771-FBA165 12:15-1:00 pm

#771-FAA265 #771-FBA265 Beginner 1 #771-SB112

Beginner 2 #771-SB212

Intermediate 1 #771-SI112

Advanced 1 #771-SA112

Advanced 2 #771-SA212

1:05-1:50 pm

Beginner 1 #771-SB11

Beginner 2 #771-SB21

Intermediate 1 #771-SI11

Intermediate 2 #771-SI21

Advanced 1 #771-SA11

1:55-2:25 pm

Private/Semi Priv. #771-SPR15

Adapted #771-SAD15

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Winter 2017 Swim Lessons

*Winter dates and times subject to change
All winter swim lessons will take place at McGuire Middle School Pool, 21220 Holyoke Ave. W.

Monday and Thursday Evening Lessons Saturday Daytime Lessons

Session A Session B Price 8 Lessons Price
8 Lessons 7 Lessons 1/21-3/11
1/30-2/27 3/2-3/23 $64 $64
(omit 2/20) $64 10–10:30 am $64
5:30–6:00 pm 5:30–6:05 pm $160 $160
#772-WAAT5 #772-WBAT5 $96 Aqua Tots #772-SAT10 $96
#772-WAAK15 #772-WBAK15
Aqua Tots #772-WAPR5 #772-WBPR5 $76 Aqua Kids 1 #772-SAK110 $76
Aqua Kids 1 #772-WAAD5 #772-WBAD5 $76 $76
Private/Semi-Priv. 6:05-6:50 pm 6:10-7:00 pm $76 Private/Semi Priv. #772-SPR10 $76
#772-WAAK26 #772-WBAK26 $76 $76
Adapted #772-WAB16 #772-WBB16 $76 Adapted #772-SAD10 $76
#772-WAB26 #772-WBB26
Aqua Kids 2 #772-WAI16 #772-WBI16 $76 10:35–11:20 am $64
Beginner 1 #772-WAI26 #772-WBI26 $76 $64
Beginner 2 6:55–7:40 pm 7:05-7:55 pm $76 Aqua Kids 2 #772-SAK2103 $160
Intermediate 1 #772-WAB265 #772-WBB27 $76 $96
Intermediate 2 #772-WAI165 #772-WBI17 $76 Beginner 1 #772-SB1103
#772-WAI265 #772-WBI27 $76
Beginner 2 #772-WAA165 #772-WBA17 Beginner 2 #772-SB2103 $76 Aquatics & Safety
Intermediate 1 #772-WAA265 #772-WBA27 $76
Intermediate 2 Intermediate 1 #772-SI1103 $76
$76
Advanced 1 Intermediate 2 #772-SI2103
Advanced 2 $76
11:25-11:55 am $76
$76
Aqua Tots #772-SAT11 $76
$76
Aqua Kids 1 #772-SAK111
$160
Private/Semi Priv. #772-SPR11 $96

Adapted #772-SAD11

12:15-1:00 pm

Beginner 1 #772-SB112

Beginner 2 #772-SB212

Lakeville Area Community Ed has partnered with Intermediate 1 #772-SI112

USA Swimming’s Make A Splash! Advanced 1 #772-SA112

The USA Swimming Foundation’s Make a Advanced 2 #772-SA212
Splash initiative is a national child-focused
water safety campaign, which aims to 1:05-1:50 pm
provide the opportunity for every child
in America to learn to swim. The USA Beginner 1 #772-SB11
Swimming Foundation has invested millions
of dollars to provide grants to qualified Beginner 2 #772-SB21
Local Partner learn-to-swim programs, to
spread national awareness, and to bring together strategic partners to Intermediate 1 #772-SI11
end drowning. 
Intermediate 2 #772-SI21
To learn more, visit www.usaswimmingfoundation.org/makeasplash
Advanced 1 #772-SA11

1:55-2:25 pm

Private/Semi Priv. #772-SPR15

Adapted #772-SAD15

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Aquatics & Safety

Aquatic Certification Classes

Aquatics & Safety Water Safety Assistant American Red Cross HELP
Lifeguarding WANTED
Become certified to assist in
teaching swimming lessons! Participants must be Join our team!
Hands on experience provided 15 years of age by the last Lakeville Area Community
during class. First Aid and CPR/ day of class. Upon successful Education is hiring Swim
AED not included. For students completion of the Red Cross Instructors, Assistants and
ages 13 and up, eligible for certification program, you Lifeguards. For information
employment at age 14. will receive certifications in on applying, please visit
Lifeguarding, First Aid, and isd194.org or email Katey at
#771-207 CPR/AED, all valid for 2 years. [email protected]
$89/2 sessions See online class description
MMS Pool/Room 138 for required pre-requisites and
Tues., Nov. 15 3:30-8 pm additional class info. Textbook
Thurs., Nov. 17 3:30-8 pm included.
#771-206
$249/3 sessions
MMS Pool & Room 100
Fri., Nov. 4 8 am-5:30 pm
Sat., Nov. 5 8 am-3 pm
Mon., Nov. 7 8 am-5:30 pm

Is it a cold, or something else?

When your child is sick, you just want answers.
We’ve got them.

Our pediatricians are here for you whether your
child is sick, injured or needs a well-child check.

Kelly Meyer, DO Patrick Enders, MD Jeff Cunningham, MD
Pediatrician
Lakeville Pediatrician Pediatrician

Farmington Farmington

CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT.

651-460-2300 952-469-0500

4645 Knutsen Drive, Farmington 9974 214th St. West, Lakeville

www.northfieldhospital.org/pediatrics

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Youth Basketball Registration
Lakeville South Attendance Area

Grades K thru 8th

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Early Childhood Family Education

ECFE Welcome 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

The first 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
CLEC Sunshine Terrific Twos Explore-Create… Twos & Threes Pop-In & Play Twos & Threes
CLEC Moon Messy Masterpcs. Terrific Twos Step Into Learning Twos & Threes Multiples
CEB Bubbles Busy Bodies Little Explorers Tiny Tots Busy Bodies ---
Afternoon --- Pop-In & Play --- --- Step Into Learning
CLEC Rainbow --- Stepping Stones Wild on Wed Stepping Stones ---
CLEC Sunshine --- Family School Family School Family School ---
CLEC Moon Infants Family School Family School Family School ---
CLEC Star --- --- --- ECFE PI ---
Evening --- Twos & Threes --- Explore-Create… ---
CLEC Rainbow --- Toddler Pop-In --- Infant Pop-In ---
CLEC Moon

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Infant and Toddler Classes

Incredible Infants/ Infant and Toddlers Tiny Tots
Parenting the 1st Year Pop-in Play Time  12–24 mos.
Gradual-separating
0–12 mos. Non-separating Options: 0-12 mos. or 12-24 Learning takes place for young toddlers
mos. Non-separating as they are moving and exploring,
Babies bring big changes to every often not far from their parent. This
family! Discuss these exciting and These FREE playtimes provide an class will gradually work on separation
challenging issues with a parent opportunity to meet other parents at the groups pace. We will discuss the
educator and other parents of infants with babies and toddlers. Explore wonders and challenges of your toddler
in a relaxing and informative class. our infant/toddler classroom and with our parent educator.
Note: Register for both classes for a talk about the joys and challenges
full semester option. of parenting with a licensed parent #171-105 Wednesdays
#171-102 Mondays educator. Come to just one or all; Sept. 14-Jan. 25 9:30-11:00 am
Sept. 12-Oct. 31 12:45-2:15 pm pop-in playtime is a flexible format CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
CLEC Moon Rm. Half semester to meet the needs of busy parents and Teachers: Sheri & Connie
#171-103 Mondays give families an opportunity to learn ECFE
Nov. 14-Jan. 16 12:45-2:15 pm about ECFE. Busy Bodies
CLEC Moon Rm. Half semester No registration required.
Teacher: Jenica 0-12 mos. Thursdays 15–30 mos.
6-7:30 pm 9/29, 10/27, 11/17, Join us as you and your toddler
Little Explorers 12/15 & 1/19 CLEC Moon Rm. discover safe and age appropriate
Teacher: Jenica activities; including art, music
9–18 mos. Non-separating 12-24 mos. Tuesdays and sensory play. Parents will gain
6-7:30 pm 9/13, 10/11, 11/15, knowledge and support from a parent
As your little one moves from 12/13 & 1/10 CLEC Moon Rm. educator and other parents during
crawling to walking come explore Teacher: Connie discussion time.
our classroom with activities just
right for toddlers. Meet other parents Come to the Infant #171-106 Mondays
going through the same stages as and Toddlers Sept. 12-Jan. 16, no class Nov. 7
you while you discuss the joys and Open House! 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Moon Rm.
challenges of parenting. You and Sib Care
your child will stay in the classroom Thursday, September 1 Teachers: Sheri & Connie
during the parent discussion. 4:30-6:30 pm
#171-104 Tuesdays CLEC #171-107 Thursdays
Sept. 13-Jan. 24 9:30-11:00 am Sept. 15-Jan. 26 9:15–11:15 am
CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care CLEC Moon Rm. Sib Care
Teacher: Connie Teachers: Sheri & Jenica

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Congratulations!

Please take a few moments to
complete the census form on the
web address below and return to:
Crystal Lake Education Center,

16250 Ipava Ave.,
Lakeville, MN 55044
Community Education ECFE
web site: isd194.org/community-
education/early-childhood/early-
childhood-family-education

Early Childhood Family Education

2 to 5 Classes
Terrific Twos

24–36 mos.

We’ll have two hours of fun that can move you
and your child from tantrums to triumphs!
Activities will be available to stimulate that
exuberance and curiosity. Join other parents
in their quest to understand and appreciate
the terrific twos with the support of a parent
educator.

#171-108 Mondays
Sept. 12-Jan. 16, no class Nov. 7
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Sib Care
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica

#171-109 Tuesdays
Sept. 13-Jan. 24 9:15–11:15 am
CLEC Sunshine Rm. Sib Care
Teachers: Sheri & Jenica

Terrific Twos & Thrilling
Threes
ECFE ECFE PI (Preschool Investigators)
24–48 mos.
3–5 yrs.
Independence, language, problem solving and
social skills are emerging during these ages. Looking to spend one-on-one time with your preschooler? This class
The classroom will foster all these developing provides classroom structure with the bonus of investigating the
skills, and you will value the parent discussion Lakeville area on field trips. On classroom days, the early childhood
where you can learn, share and appreciate this teacher will provide preschool focused opportunities for you and your
stage of parenting. child to explore. A parent educator will facilitate discussion on the
journey of parenting.
#171-110 Tuesdays Note: On field trip days, class times vary and additional fees may apply.
Sept. 13-Jan. 24, no class Nov. 8
6:00–7:30 pm CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Sib Care
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica

#171-111 Wednesdays
Sept. 14-Jan. 25 9:15–11:15 am
CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care
Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten
#171-114 Thursdays Sept.15-Jan. 26
12:45–2:45 pm CLEC Star Rm.
#171-112 Thursdays Teachers: Sheri & Jenica
Sept. 15-Jan. 26 9:15–11:15 am
CLEC Sunshine Rm. Sib Care
Teachers: Kirsten & Julie

#171-113 Fridays
Sept. 16-Jan. 27, no class Nov. 4
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Sib Care
Teachers: Charlene & Kirsten Scan this QR code
to go directly to Find us on

registration! Facebook

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Sept. 2016-17 School Year
Stepping Stones - transition to preschool

Preschool ages 3 & 4 years

Welcome to your child’s first preschool experience!

This class combines the best of both worlds: Traditional ECFE and Preschool.

Tuesday afternoons are a typical ECFE class. During parent/child interaction
time, the early childhood teacher will set up fun activities that encourage
emerging literacy and mathematical thinking skills. Parents will meet with a
parent educator and other families to discuss a variety of topics that relate to
parenting a preschooler. Parents meet with the early childhood teacher twice a
year to evaluate your child’s progress.

Thursdays you will drop your child off for their preschool experience.
Children will practice social skills by sharing, taking turns, using manners,
pretending, following directions and listening…all in a play-based
environment.

Not potty trained? No worries. Children are not required to be potty
trained to attend this class.

#171-125
Tuesdays & Thursdays Sept. 2016-May 2017
12:45-2:45 CLEC Rainbow Rm.
Teachers: Charlene & Jenica
$40 non-refundable registration fee
Cost: $85/month

$16/month – Tuesday Sibling Care ECFE
Sliding fee scale does not apply to this class

For tuition assistance options call 952-232-3009
Note: this class is currently full but if you register it will put you on a wait list.

Family School

Family School is a program that
combines ECFE with Adult Basic
Education (ABE) and English as a
Second Language (ESL) Education

• Learning for children
(0-pre-kindergartener) and adults

• Meets Tues.-Wed.-Thurs., 12:30-3:00

• Contact Kim: 952-232-3009

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Early Childhood Family Education

Birth to Five Classes
Messy Masterpieces Explore-Create-Discover

0–5 yrs. 0–5 yrs.

Create new masterpieces each week. “Play is the work of the child.”
We will use a variety of painting –Maria Montessori
methods and art supplies. Parenting Learn together through parent/
topics will include the importance child activities, circle time, music,
of art as well as everyday parenting stories and parent discussion. Boost
situations. your child’s development through
#171-115 Mondays purposeful play and classroom
Sept. 12-Jan. 16, no class Nov. 7 exploration. Parenting topics will
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine include the importance of everyday
Rm. parenting.
Teachers: Julie & Kirsten
#171-118 Tuesdays
Step into Learning Sept. 13-Jan. 24 9:15–11:15 am
CLEC Rainbow Rm.
0–5 yrs. Teachers: Charlene & Julie Pop-In & Play

Step into learning with your child #171-119 Thursdays 0–5 yrs Non-separating
as they explore and learn. Infants Sept. 15-Jan. 26 6:00–7:30 pm
through pre-kindergarteners will CLEC Rainbow Rm. Pop-In & Play provides a good way
have opportunities for sensory play, Teachers: Charlene & Julie for families to check out ECFE. It’s
social interaction and building a great option for families whose
developmental skills. Grown-ups schedules don’t allow a weekly
will have time to meet with a parent Managing With Multiples commitment or families who would
educator to discuss the celebrations like to add another fun day of class.
and frustrations that come with the 0–5 yrs Parent/child activities, circle time
parenting journey. Are you the parents of twins, triplets, and gym time are always part of
ECFE #171-116 Wednesdays more? Imagine a place your children the plan! No registration required,
Sept. 14-Jan. 25 9:15–11:15 am can sing, play, make messes and meet but payment is available online.
CLEC Sunshine Rm. *Parenting 1st new friends... with extra hands to help Note: new Tuesday option at CEB
Teachers: Julie & Jenica you! Now imagine time for you to sit
#171-117 Fridays down, relax and discuss the unique $5/family or for your convenience,
Sept. 16-Jan. 27, no class Nov. 4 challenges you face as parents of pre-pay punch cards available at the
9:15–11:15 am CEB Bubbles Rm. multiples. door $25 for 5 visits
Teachers: Julie & Jenica
#171-120 Fridays Thursdays Sept. 15-Jan. 26
Sept. 16-Jan. 27, no class Nov. 4 9:15–11:15 am CLEC Rainbow Rm.
9:15–11:15 am CLEC Sunshine Rm. Teacher: Charlene

Teachers: Sheri & Connie Tuesdays Sept. 27-Jan. 24,
no class Jan. 3 9:15–10:45 am
CEB Bubbles Rm.
Teacher: Kirsten

Join us for our
ECFE Open House!

August 31 & September 1
4:30-6:30 pm
CLEC

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Evening Classes Explore-Create-Discover
Infant and Toddlers Terrific Twos &
Pop-in Play Time Thrilling Threes 0–5 yrs.

Options: 0-12 mos. or 24–48 mos. “Play is the work of the child.”
9-18 mos., Non-separating –Maria Montessori
These FREE playtimes provide an Independence, language, problem solving Learn together through parent/
opportunity to meet other parents and social skills are emerging during these child activities, circle time, music,
with babies and toddlers. Explore our ages. The classroom will foster all these stories and parent discussion. Boost
developing skills, and you will value the
parent discussion where you can learn, share your child’s development through
infant/toddler classroom and talk about and appreciate this stage of parenting. purposeful play and classroom
the joys and challenges of parenting
with a licensed parent educator. Come #171-110 Tuesdays exploration. Parenting topics will
Sept. 13-Jan. 24 6:00–7:30 pm include the importance of everyday
to just one or all; pop-in playtime is CLEC Rainbow Rm. Sib Care
a flexible format to meet the needs Teachers: Charlene & Jenica parenting.
of busy parents and give families an #171-119 Thursdays
opportunity to learn about ECFE. Sept. 15-Jan. 26 6:00–7:30 pm
CLEC Rainbow Rm.
No registration required. Teachers: Charlene & Julie

0-12 mos. Thursdays
6-7:30 pm 9/29, 10/27,
11/17, 12/15 & 1/19 Every Family Counts!
CLEC Moon Rm.
Teacher: Jenica Are you on the school census? Being on the census ensures you will receive
information about Early Childhood Screening and kindergarten. Please
12-24 mos. Tuesdays
6-7:30 pm 9/13, 10/11, take a few moments to complete the census form on the web address below
11/15, 12/13 & 1/10 and return to: Crystal Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave.,
CLEC Moon Rm. Lakeville, MN 55044
Teacher: Connie Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/community- ECFE
education/early-childhood/early-childhood-family-education

Come to the Infant
and Toddlers
Open House!

Thursday, September 1
4:30-6:30 pm
CLEC

For more information on how to
set up your account and register for
ECFE classes or other programs, see

page 67.

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Early Childhood Family Education

Wild on Wednesdays
0–5 yrs. Non-separating

Register for one or all! Pre-registration is preferred,
but drop-ins welcome if space is available.

Wednesday 12:45-2:15 pm
CLEC Rainbow Rm. $5/child~$10 family max
Teacher: Charlene

Let’s Party Pinecones
Come celebrate a new school year Come explore our pinecone math
with us. There will be noisemakers, station. We’ll decorate pinecones,
games and party crowns to decorate. make a pine needle discovery bottle,
Ice cream and cupcakes will complete and use a pine branch to paint.
the party. See you there! #171-156 Nov. 2

#171-150 Sept. 14 Lovely Leaves

Start Your Engines Orange, yellow, red, and brown, The Gingerbread Man
Run as fast as you can for some fun
Beep - Beep. Fasten your seatbelts autumn leaves are falling down. That with the gingerbread man.
means it’s the perfect time to jump
and race into an afternoon of fun and into a pile of leafy explorations. #171-162 Jan. 4
learning.
#171-157 Nov. 9
#171-151 Sept. 21 Learning with Legos

Apples Aplenty Your child will be learning while
playing. We will use legos to count,
Come to our ECFE Orchard. Totally Turkey make patterns and rhyme.
Apples are everywhere!
ECFE Gobble gobble! It’s turkey time! #171-163 Jan. 11

#171-152 Sept. 28 Come and do some turkey and

Roar for Dinosaurs thanksgiving inspired activities. Here Comes a Parade

#171-158 Nov. 16 After making a musical instrument

Let’s go on a dinosaur dig! Get ready Fun with Buttons and a hat, we will have our very own
for a “roaring” good afternoon. parade.
#171-153 Oct. 5
Playing with buttons is fun! See all #171-164 Jan. 18

Goodnight Moon the things we find to do with buttons! Snowy Day

#171-159 Nov. 30

Today’s activities are based on the Follow Peter’s snowy footprints. We’ll
book GOODNIGHT MOON.
Visions of Sugarplums join Peter as he plays in the snow,
#171-154 Oct. 12 explores the fun of making tracks
Our candy-cane factory will be the
place to making beaded candy-canes with a stick, and builds a snowman.

The Pumpkin Patch and gumdrop sculptures. #171-165 Jan. 25

Down in the pumpkin patch there #171-160 Dec. 7
is learning and fun. We’ll take a
pumpkin journey from seed to jack-
o-lantern. Jingle Bells
Let’s have some fun with jingle bells.
#171-155 Oct. 26
#171-161 Dec. 14

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ECFE Advisory Council

By Melissa Lockman, Advisory Council Chair

Welcome to Early Childhood Family Education
(ECFE)! The Lakeville Community Education
Department offers this incredible program to
families with children ages birth to five. There are
a variety of classes offered that focus on valuable
parent-child interactions, structured classroom
learning through play, and small group parent
education.
I first learned of ECFE when I was looking for
something to do with my sixth month old. At
the time, I was not aware how greatly the classes,
teachers and new friendships would impact my life
for the better.
The amazing teachers and staff share their energy
and knowledge to create a welcoming environment
for you and your child to learn and grow together. I The Lockman family
will be forever grateful for ECFE and the experiences
it continues to give my family. Building (8755 Upper 208th St.). ECFE
As much as I have enjoyed being a parent in the ECFE This year will be an exciting year for council as we
program, it has been equally as rewarding to be a part of take a break from our Kids’ Stuff Sale to explore new
the ECFE Advisory Council. The ECFE program has a fundraising opportunities and focus our energy on
great group of parents and caregivers who want to give offering more family events and activities. A few of those
back by participating on the council. We meet once a activities include; Books & Beyond at Heritage Library,
month to discuss ways to support the program, sponsor Butter Braids, Holiday on Main, Usborne and Scholastic
community events for families year round, and increase books, Vehicle Fair, open gyms and more! Be sure to
community awareness about this program. The council follow our Facebook page, ‘Lakeville Area ECFE’, for
is always looking for new members to attend these details on all of our upcoming events and activities.

meetings and provide input. Applications are available
at the main offices of the Crystal Lake Education Center
(16250 Ipava Ave.) and the Community Education

2016-2017 Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory Council Members

Kristy Amdahl Laura Carlson Kari Jacobs Lindsey Port
Tonya Anderson Jessica Close Kate Knauff Sarah Scovell
Sharon Bachmeier Krissy DeMartino Melissa Lockman Emma Taverna
Dorsey Gast Amy McCoy
Martha Bisek Bridget Ginnis Stephanie Mischnick
Robyn Blake

Affordable classes! Page 67 47

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 49

Registration Information

Early Childhood Family Education

ECFE Happenings 8ECFE Dates
ECFE Open House Books and Beyond
of Interest
Whether you’re already enrolled in a All Ages
class and want to meet your teacher Aug. 8
and see your classroom, or would Join members of the ECFE Advisory ECFE registration begins
like to register for a class, please join Council for a spin on story time! Aug. 31 & Sept. 1
us for our Open House. All Early Parents and children of all ages will ECFE Open House / CLEC
Childhood programs at CLEC will experience books and crafts. The Sept. 1
be represented…ECFE, ECS, ECSE, event is held at Heritage Library at Infant and Toddlers Open House
Small Wonders and Wonder Zone. 10:15–11 am. Join us this fall and Sept. 12
Each ECFE Classroom will feature winter on these Mondays. These ECFE Fall/Winter semester begins
activities. story experiences are free and no Sept. 29
Wednesday and Thursday registration is required. Welcome Back to School Event
Aug. 31 & Sept. 1 4:30-6:30 pm Oct. 10 – Catch That Squirrel Dec. 3
CLEC Free Nov. 14 – Things That Go Holiday on Main / Usborne Book
Jan. 9 – Moo, Quack, Oink on the Fair
Infant & Toddler Dec. 11
Farm
Feb. 6 – Everything Red
Mar. 13 – What’s for Lunch
April 16 – Gone Fishing
Open House Holiday Book Fair Extravaganza!

0–24mos.
Come learn what ECFE is all about!
You and your baby can explore our ECFE Home Visits
ECFE infant classroom and talk about the
joys and challenges of parenting with ECFE offers free home visits to families in the Lakeville Area
a licensed parent educator. Know Public School District who are unable to get to our classes.
anyone else with a baby? Share this A home visit is for you if you are a first time parent, have no
resource and invite them along. means of transportation or have a special situation, which
makes it difficult to attend class. We can bring along a toy or
Thursday Sept. 1 activity for your children and provide parenting information for you.
4:30-6:30 pm CLEC We can help provide links to community resources, if needed. For more
Free information, call 952-232-3009.

Holiday on Main / Usborne Book Fair Holiday Book Fair Extravaganza!

Saturday, Dec. 3, 9:00-2:00 pm Lakeville Mall Sunday, Dec. 11, Barnes and Noble, Burnsville

Celebrate the Season in Downtown Lakeville at Story times and musical events,
the 20th annual Holiday on Main! This free family Face painters and performers,
event features visits with Santa Claus, storytelling Sweet treats and exciting prizes,
with Mrs. Claus, trolley rides, live reindeer, singing, and even some special guests.
face painting, ECFE Usborne Book Fair, musical Up to 20% of your purchases will go back to our
performances, refreshments and more! Sponsored by ECFE program, so let’s get started on those wish
the Downtown Lakeville Business Association with lists and we’ll see you there.
support from the Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory Council. Sponsored by the Lakeville Area ECFE Advisory
Please check the DLBA website for details as the event Council. Please check our Facebook page for
approaches. www.downtownlakeville.com/events more details as it gets closer.

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Registration for ECFE is easy! ECFE Sliding Fee Scale

Registration for classes is first come, first serve. Annual One Child 2nd child in
F all Semester begins Sept. 12 Household Income full same class

1. Mail drop off your registration form, found on page payment 1/2
67, and payment to: payment

Crystal Lake Education Center over $100,000 $160 $80
16250 Ipava Ave., Lakeville, MN 55044
$80-$100,000 $150 $75
2. Online registration is available www.
LakevilleAreaCommunityEd.org. Click on Register at $60-80,000 $134 $67
top of page.
$40-$60,000 $124 $62
3. In Person. The Community Ed. Bldg. and the Crystal
Lake Education Center are open Monday–Friday 8 $20-$40,000 $88 $44
am to 4 pm. After-hours drop boxes available.
Less than $20,000 grant grant
4. Questions call 952-232-3006.
• Sibling Care fee $68/per child (semester)
• Second child in the same class, pay ½ the fee
• Include check or credit card info.

Worry Free ECFE

If you find that the class is not the right fit for you or your
child, simply contact us before the second week of class
and you can transfer to another available class or receive a
full refund.

ECFE Sliding Fee Scales ECFE

ECFE uses a sliding-fee scale based upon your family’s
yearly gross income. Classes are a 14-16 week semester.
No family is denied the opportunity to participate due
to inability to pay. Grants are available for families in
Lakeville Area public school district.

Additional Information

• Unless noted, classes have parent-child separation time.
If parenting is during the first half of class, it is noted.

• Fall/Winter semester will run Sept. 12, 2016 – Jan. 27,
2017.

• No ECFE classes Oct. 18-21, Nov. 4, Nov. 7, Nov. 22-25, Dec. 19-Jan. 2,
Jan. 23 and no evening class Nov. 8

• 5 year old children not attending Kindergarten are welcome to attend our
classes.

• Once in Kindergarten they are welcome to be included in sibling care.
• Sibling Care is offered for children birth to 5 yrs. Infants (0–6 months) may

be registered for sibling care or stay with their parents in class.
• Classes are held at the Crystal Lake Education Center (CLEC), 16250

Ipava Ave. (Rainbow, Sunshine, Moon and Star Rooms) or the Community
Education Building (CEB), 8755 Upper 208th St. (Bubbles Room).

Registration Information Page 67 49

Early Childhood Family Education

What is Early Childhood Screening?

ECFE Early Childhood Screening (ECS) Análisis de la Primera Infancia
is a FREE developmental screening
required for all preschool-age children Análisis de la Primera Infancia (ECS) es GRATUITO
by the State of Minnesota. It includes para todos los niños en edad preescolar y requerido por el
a developmental screening and a estado de Minnesota. La edad óptima para analizar es de
vision, hearing, height, weight and 3 ½ a 4 años de edad y debe completarse antes de entrar
immunization review. Early childhood al kindergarten. Incluye una revisión del desarrollo de
developmental screening helps a school su hijo, la visión, la audición y las vacunas. ECS ayuda a
district identify children who may benefit identificar a los niños que pueden beneficiarse del distrito y
from district and community resources de los recursos de la comunidad. Para ser una cita en ECS
available to help in their development. para su hijo(a) llame al 952-3000 #3 y deje un mensaje. Le
Early childhood developmental screening regresaremos la llamada. ECS se encuentra en el Centro de
includes a vision screening that helps Educación de Cristal Lake, 16250 Ipava Ave.
detect potential eye problems but is not a
substitute for a comprehensive eye exam. Every Family Counts!

ECS is required for every child entering Are you on the school census? Being on the census
kindergarten. In order for your child ensures you will receive information about Early
to start kindergarten in any Minnesota Childhood Screening and kindergarten.
public school, you will need to provide
proof of ECS. Please take a few moments to complete the census
form on the web address below and return to: Crystal
Time for Screening?
Lake Education Center, 16250 Ipava Ave.,
Is your child 3 1/2 – 4 years old? Then it is time for ECS! Lakeville, MN 55044
Children do not do better by waiting until they are older.
The optimum age for screening is 3 1/2. Community Education ECFE web site: isd194.org/
community-education/early-childhood/early-
Key Information: childhood-family-education

• Children currently on the school census will
automatically be scheduled for a screening
appointment before their 4th birthday. We will mail
you a packet with your scheduled appointment time.

• Screenings are held on Tuesdays and a few Mondays
during the school year. If you do not receive a letter
with an appointment or are new to the community
and not on the school census, please call our message
line at 952-232-3000 #3.

• 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 952-232-952-232-3000 #3 and leave
a message. We will return your call.

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