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Summer 2017

ContentsCreative ....................................................1Life ..............................................................2Nature ........................................................6 Technology ...............................................8Travel .......................................................10Wellness ...................................................12Locations .................................................22Registration .............................................23

CommunityEducation Staffphone 320-257-3810

SCOTT WALLNER, Assistant Director of Community Education320-529-6500 • scott.wallner @isd742.org

CHERYL FRUTH, Front Office320-257-3827 • [email protected]

JOANIE HAUS, Front Office320-257-3818 • [email protected]

SONIA DICKRELL, Coordinator320-257-3821 • [email protected]

MARY HEINEN, Coordinator320-257-3824 • [email protected]

ERIC JOHNSON, Coordinator320-257-3815 • [email protected]

JULIE JOHNSON, Coordinator320-257-3822 • [email protected]

JENNIFER NOBLE, Coordinator320-257-3820 • [email protected]

DIANE DIEGO OHMANN, Coordinator320-257-3823 • [email protected]

BLAIR LYERLY-SAMUELSON, Coordinator320-257-3819 • [email protected]

DAVID TWEDT, Coordinator320-257-3816 • [email protected]

For Adult Enrichment inquiries, contact the Program Coordinator:

DAVID TWEDT, Coordinator320-257-3816 • [email protected]

Hello!Welcome to summer programming from Community Education! One of St. Cloud Area School District 742’s core values states, “Lifelong learning is essential for individuals to shape and thrive in our global society.” It is the power of fulfilling community needs through collective participation and use that creates experiences upon which our community and school district thrive. At Community Education, we believe in lifelong learning opportunities that enhance quality of life for our evolving and diverse community.

We invite all children, adults, and families to take advantage of the educational opportunities Community Education has to offer. You’ll find a variety of classes, activities, and programs designed to keep you and your family engaged in learning, in building your social networks, wellness and self-care. Through cultivation and lifelong learning we will create the conditions necessary for growing together.

David Twedt, Adult Enrichment Program CooordinatorMary Heinen, Youth Enrichment Program CoordinatorJulie Johnson, Project Challenge Program CoordinatorDiane Diego Ohmann, Youth Enrichment Program Coordinator

Welcome!Summer is the perfect time to discover Community Education. Our Adult Enrichment offering provides all students the opportunity to explore programming that meets a variety of needs. It’s an ideal way to engage, develop and grow — together with our community. I welcome you to choose classes and activities that are the right fit for you.

Willie JettSuperintendent of St. Cloud Area Public Schools

A1320-257-3810 | stcloudcommunityed.com

NEW! Start to Finish — Create a Reclaimed Wood SignMegan Schlegel & Sarah FrazerCome and learn how to create a reclaimed wood sign from scratch without having to purchase the expensive equipment. Participants do the assembling, choose and apply the design they’d like (3 choices), paint it with color of choice, and they will take away from class a fully completed reclaimed wood sign for themselves or to give as a gift. This would be a great mom/daughter activity for Mother’s Day weekend! (Age 12+). Must sign up and pay individually.

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3520-17S1 Sa May 13 2-5 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-902 1 Session • $46

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Discover Your FutureIf you or someone you know is looking to improve basic reading, writing, or math skills, earn a GED, improve English language skills, citizenship classes, or learn more about parenting, Central Minnesota Adult Basic Education can help. We offer a flexible schedule of classes designed to fit the lives of busy adults.

Our experienced and talented staff of professionals includes licensed teachers, social workers, paraprofessionals, support staff, trained volunteer tutors, and others. We are here to help you achieve your goals. If you are at least 17 years of age and not currently enrolled in a regular program, please contact us at 320-529-6500, ext. 6211.

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Life

NEW! After-Death Planning: Beyond Burial & CremationFuneral Consumers Alliance of Minnesota, Tom KobersteinDeath planning is a final gift to loved ones, a way to lift that burden from them. Participants will learn how to decide on a plan that’s right for them. Beyond burial and cremation, what old and new after-death options are available in Minnesota? Learn about shopping for funeral home products and services with associated costs. This class will explore those after-death options and issues, and guide participants through steps that will help them plan their own after-death arrangements.


3051-17S1 Tu Jul 13 6:30-8:30 PMNorth Junior High-1711 Session • $15

Basic Estate PlanningJohn WenkerProvide for your family with a comprehensive estate plan. Explore the significance of wills, trusts, health care directives, powers of attorney and beneficiary designations in carrying out your wishes.


3704-17S1 Tu Sep 12 6:30-8:30 PMApollo High School-824/8251 Session • $9

An Introduction to VoiceoversVoices For AllThis fun and empowering one-on-one video chat class will get participants started in professional voice acting by covering some of the many details of the industry. Attendees will receive a professional voice evaluation. This class is taught by a professional voice actor from the voice training company, Voices For All. Participants must be 18 years of age or older. Class is taken via web chat, so attendees should be sure to have web chat capabilities on their tablet, computer or laptop. The instructor will contact participants to arrange class dates and times. http://www.voicesforall.com.

course#3335-17S1VOICES FOR ALL1 Session • $49

Spanish LanguageJanet SummerallThis class will introduce participants to basic conversation skills and grammar principles through topics like culture, food, numbers, colors and more.


3306-17S1 Th Apr 27-Jun 1 6-8 PM3306-17S2 Tu Jun 13-Jul 25 6-8 PMNorth Junior High-170 6 Sessions • $39No Class Jul 4

Beginning Sign LanguageChristina CostelloParticipants will learn basic signs and will understand how to communicate with other American Sign Language (ASL) users. This class is hands-on which is necessary in order to truly understand the language.


3302-17S1 Tu May 30-Jul 11 6-8 PMNorth Junior High-1716 Sessions • $39No Class Jul 4

Build a HomeSteve Jaschke & Steve NobleWith historically low interest rates, drastically discounted lot prices and the peace of mind of a 10-year warranty, new construction is an attractive option in the current housing market. A custom homebuilder and lumber/materials supplier take participants through the process of designing and building a home that is a perfect fit for them. Whether participants plan to build their own home or just want a better understanding of the complex building process, bring questions and discuss a custom home design. Although there is no fee for this class, please register.


3330-17S1 Th May 4 6:30-9 PMApollo High School-821/8221 Session • $0

NEW! Home Staging — Get Top dollar for a House!Jeanne BorgstromNow is a great time to list a house! Participants will learn how to prepare their home and get top dollar in this hot market. Learn 10 top staging tips from a local master home stager. Discover what buyers are looking for, what “home staging” is, why it is important, and what home improvements will directly impact how quickly offers can be received and how much to net at the closing table. Attendees will receive materials to take home so they can begin planning.


3332-17S1 Tu May 16 6-8 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2021 Session • $15

NEW! CNC Plasma Cutting & MetalworkingMark WeimerCNC plasma cutters are a common and modern piece of fabrication equipment in todays metalworking and fabrication shops. Learn the basics on how CNC plasma cutters work and enjoy doing two projects during the sessions. The first project will be an artistic sign or cutout, generated on the computer and then brought to life with smoke and fire! For the second project, students will choose a fabrication project that require the use of a variety of metal shop tools. These include curved flower pot hangers, organizational racks for a sheet metal project. Enter door 30.


3362-17S1 Sa Apr 29 1-4 PM3362-17S2 Sa Aug 26 1-4 PMApollo High School-910 IT Woods1 Session • $35

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Driver Improvement — RefresherGreg NewinskiParticipants who have previously completed the eight-hour course can maintain their eligibility for 10 percent off their auto insurance by taking this refresher course.


3313-17S1 M Jun 12 5-9 PM3313-17S2 Tu Jul 18 5-9 PMTech High School-411 Session • $22


3313-17S3 Th Sep 7 5-9 PMApollo High School-614/624 1 Session • $22

Driver Improvement — 2 Day ClassGreg NewinskiParticipants 55 years old and older will be eligible for 10 percent off their auto insurance by taking this course. Brush up on your driving skills and avoid traffic collisions.


3311-17S1 W/Th Jun 7-8 5-9 PM3311-17S2 W/Th Aug 9-10 5-9 PMTech High School-412 Sessions • $26

NEW! Getting to Know a VehicleJake MastersWhat’s under the hood? This session invites students to bring in their vehicle to get to know “what’s under the hood.” Attendees will learn about all the general maintenance required on a car and how to do things for themselves. This includes: tire/break inspection, checking fluids, changing fuses, headlights and any other minor maintenance items on a car. Materials will be provided to top off fluids and replace fuses. Any other items must be purchased ahead of time and brought to class.


3363-17S1 Sa Apr 29 8-11 AM3363-17S2 Sa Aug 26 8-11 AMApollo High School-9121 Session • $35

NEW! Getting to Know a Vehicle IIJake MastersIn this session, the instructor will help facilitate more advanced tasks like oil changes, changing tires, servicing or changing a battery, etc. There is a space and time limit, so students may inquire on what tasks will be possible. Keep in mind the session is intended for lighter duty maintenance. Only basic items like fluid, fuses and grease will be provided. All other items must be purchased by attendees prior to class. Enter door 30.


3364-17S1 Sa Apr 29 1-4 PM3364-17S2 Sa Aug 26 1-4 PMApollo High School-9121 Session • $35

NEW! Intro to Woodworking — Hardwood FootstoolMark WeimerThere are many benefits to learning the skills of woodworking including eye-hand coordination, dexterity/fine-motor skills, imagination, cooperation, respect for tools and materials knowledge. In this class, participants will be constructing a personalized footstool. The footstool will be fashioned out of red oak and built to be kept in the family forever! Also, we will provide the opportunity to create a personalized wooden plaque. The plaque will be customized by using our CNC laser engraver, and then attached permanently to the stool. No prior experience is necessary for this class. The class will focus primarily on assembly and finishing, with components mostly pre-made for safety precautions. The steps will also be flexible enough for students wishing to challenge themselves with more advanced operations. Enter door 30.

course# days dates time 3360-17S1 Sa Apr 29 8-11 AMApollo High School-910 IT Woods1 Session • $35

NEW! Intro to Woodworking — Hardwood ShelfMark WeimerNeed a spot for those awesome awards, collectables or trophies? The shelf will be fashioned out of red oak, and built to be kept in the family forever! Also, we will provide the opportunity to create a personalized wooden plaque. The plaque will be customized by using our CNC laser engraver, and then attached permanently to the stool. Their are many benefits to learning the skills of woodworking including eye-hand coordination, dexterity/fine-motor skills, imagination, cooperation, respect for tools and materials knowledge. No prior experience is necessary for this class. The class will focus primarily on assembly and finishing, with components mostly pre-made for safety precautions. The steps will also be flexible enough for students wishing to challenge themselves with more advanced operations. Enter door 30.

course# days dates time 3361-17S1 Sa Aug 26 8-11 AMApollo High School-910 IT Woods1 Session • $35

NEW! Live Well at HomeConsumer DirectionsJoin us for this free informational session in which participants can learn options for those who are currently caring for a loved one, but may be feeling overwhelmed or stressed because of the extensive care. This option would allow attendees to receive a break to ensure they remain healthy and able to continue providing assistance as long as possible. Please pre-register for this free class to learn more about the self-pay option and how to hire workers that are trustworthy, such as their own family members who can provide help in their home, rather than paying a home care agency’s overhead.

course# days dates time 3040-17S1 Tu Jun 13 10-11 AMNorth Junior High-Lower Media1 Session • $0


Medicare & Social Security — A Closer LookMark ReimerParticipants will go over the following aspects of medicare and social security during this workshop:Medicare: What are the benefits to Part A, B, C and D coverage (including Part D’s drug plan)? How can part C can be helpful to your social security? Get the most out of your benefits and learn about working while receiving benefits. Learn when to start taking your benefits and learn about spousal and survivorship benefits.


3715-17S1 Tu May 23 5-6:30 PMApollo High School-821/8221 Session • $10

NEW! Reverse MortgagesEmily BezdicekReverse mortgages can be a very confusing and stressful process for seniors over 62 years of age. Catholic Charities is here as a neutral source to help participants navigate through the pros and cons and answer any questions attendees may have. There will be two HUD certified reverse mortgage counselors on staff and available to respond to all inquires.


3701-17S1 Tu Jun 6 10-11:30 AMCatholic Charities-Suite 2001 Session • $10

So You Want to Start a BusinessBetsy Lund RossParticipants will learn the legal framework that is needed to lay a proper foundation for a business. Attendees will learn the different types of business entities in Minnesota (incorporated, LLC’s, sole proprietorships, etc.) as well as how to protect personal assets if their business is faced with a lawsuit. Class attendees will also learn about co-ownership of business entities and adding owners to the business. Enter Door 1


3730-17S1 Th Apr 20 6:30-8 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2021 Session • $8

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Life

I liked experiencing something I’ve never done before. It was a non-intimidating way to try something new.

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LABOR, STYLED YOUR WAY – PART 1Discover how your body is preparing for birth, when to come to the hospital and how to be comfortable at home in the early stages of labor.

YOUR LABOR ACCESSORIES – PART 2Arrive at the big event knowing comfort measures, pain management options, relaxation techniques and breathing exercises for active labor.

THE CROWNING EVENT – PART 3Learn about different positions for pushing, vaginal and cesarean birth, hospital resources and the emotions of being a new parent.

OH BABY! IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY! – PART 4Explore the miraculous changes occurring hours after birth as your baby transitions from the womb to the big, new world and the care your baby will receive during this time.

MAKING MEMORIES – PART 5Treasure the milestones in your baby’s life as you learn the basics of newborn care.

WEEKEND GETAWAY – PARTS 1, 2 AND 3Set aside a Saturday just for you and your labor support person to learn about the basics of labor and delivery from start to finish.

MOVIE NIGHT – PARTS 1, 2 AND 3View our take-home DVD childbirth education kit on labor, delivery and breastfeeding. Available in English and Spanish.

LABOR REFRESHERTouch up labor and delivery skills at this program for the experienced parent.

NOW ON TOUR!Take a guided tour of our birthing center as you travel down the path to parenthood.

SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDINGGive your newborn a healthy start by learning about latch and positioning, signs of adequate food intake and breastfeeding for the busy mom.

GRANDPARENTING: WHAT HAS CHANGED?Discover your new role as a grandparent and the latest changes in infant care, feeding methods and safety for sleep, playtime and travel.

BIG BROTHER-BIG SISTER DAY CAMPHike to the newborn nursery, and then gather around a campfire to prepare future big brothers and sisters for life with a new baby.

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NEW! Bald Eagles: Beyond the BasicsMelonie ShipmanWith nests as big as small bedrooms and acrobatic aerial courtships, the national bird of the United States is impressive beyond their white heads and large size. Their unique, little known family lifestyle and specialized adaptations make them a bird to watch with new eyes. Discover what is fact and what is fiction about these captivating birds.


3356-17S1 W Aug 2 6:30-7:30 PMSouth Junior High-155 Art1 Session • $15

Birding & the Peterson Method for Bird IdentificationRyan JohnsonIn this course, participants will learn the basics of birding, including the Peterson Method of bird identification. Attendees will discuss how to use the body shape of birds, combined with general color and size characteristics to help quickly identify birds. As part of the course, participants will go on a birding outing the second day (weather permitting) at an outdoor location.


3349-17S1 Th May 18-25 6-8 PMDiscovery Community School-1452 Sessions • $15

Introduction to Mushroom CultivationMatt RatliffClass participants will learn about commonly foraged edible mushrooms. The bulk of the class will cover ways to grow edible and medicinal mushrooms at home. Materials fee of $20 collected at class. Includes two-foot freshly cut and DNR certified oak log, shitake mushroom plug spawn and food-grade cheese wax to cover inoculation sites.


3355-17S1 Sa Jul 15 1-3:30 PM3355-17S2 W Aug 9 6-8:30 PMNorth Junior High-108 Ind Arts Rm1 Session • $20

Severe Weather Preparedness & PlanningRyan JohnsonParticipants will learn about severe weather hazards in their area and how to respond. Also we will discuss tornado myths, the best place to take shelter during spring and summer severe weather, and how to prepare for dangerous winter weather.


3350-17S1 Th May 4-11 6:30-8 PMDiscovery Community School-1522 Sessions • $15

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All Abilities Welcome!District 742 Community Education encourages people of all abilities to participate in classes and activities. Persons with disabilities will be provided with accommodations and assistance based on individual needs. For more information, please contact us at 320-257-3810.

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Technology

Beginning PC ComputersDrew LodermeierThis course is for first-time computer users. Participants will work in an easy format and be introduced to aspects of the computer including technology, components, keyboard functions, commonly used programs and their purpose, plus basic internet. By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge to create, print, copy and paste information, save and search files and folders, and navigate the internet with ease.


3611-17S1 Th May 4-11 6-8:30 PMDiscovery Community School-1472 Sessions • $36

Intermediate PC ComputersDrew LodermeierThis class is designed for participants who have taken “Beginning PC Computers” or have some past experience. Topics include using system tools and utilities, exploring the control panel, troubleshooting problems, backing up files and pictures, plus ways to keep computers safe and protected from spyware, virus and malware.


3612-17S1 Th May 18-25 6-8:30 PMDiscovery Community School-147 2 Sessions • $36

DSLR Photography 101Troy OlsonThis basic fundamental course can help participants take more satisfying photos. Learn about shutter speeds, aperture sizes, focal lengths and more. Bring to class: a camera and manual (if available). Dress for the weather as participants will go outside to take pictures.


3322-17S1 W Apr 19 6-8:30 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2021 Session • $24

DSLR Photography — The Next StepTroy OlsonThis course will broaden understanding of how to use a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera and how to shoot in more difficult environments. Participants will learn more about exposure and metering, using the flash, how white balance effects photos and raw vs. JPEG files. DSLR Photography 101 or similar experience required. Enter Door 1


3323-17S1 W Apr 26 6-8:30 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2021 Session • $24

NEW! Web Design & Online Marketing 101Tom GerdsThis course is perfect for participants who are new to online marketing or are in search of a refresher class. This non-technical class will help attendees develop a roadmap for planning and managing successful website design and online marketing for 2017 and beyond. Whether working alone or using a website provider, this class will help participants get organized and get more value from their online presence. Topics include: web design essentials (including mobile), site-management and maintenance, content design for search engines, blogging, social media, analyzing web traffic and successful site promotion. A host of low cost website creation options will be discussed including Google Analytics and Adwords. Bring real-world questions and issues to receive cost effective advice and solutions.


3641-17S1 Tu May 16 6:30-8:30 PMApollo High School-824/8251 Session • $30

The instructor really seemed to be an expert in technology and I appreciated her willingness to share that expertise with the class!

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Welcome to our Schools!Facility Use in District 742 The use of District facilities beyond school hours is a powerful tool for community growth. Our facilities can be rented at an hourly rate. Charges cover staff time and costs associated with facility use. Community Education coordinates and supervises the use of school facilities. Please enjoy them! If you are having a special event in our facilities and would like food and drinks provided, inquire about our catering service through nutritional services. Advance notice is required. District 742 encourages the use of the schools by outside groups and community members:

• Lecture halls• Gyms• Auditoriums• Cafeterias• Classrooms• Fields• Affordable• Close to home• Accommodates large and small groups• Non-smoking campus• Handicap accessible• WiFi available

For more information or to reserve space, please contact Eric Johnson, Facilities Coordinator:

[email protected] or call 320-257-3815

Facilities scheduling is coordinated by St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education Main Office located at:

Midtown Square Mall3333 Division St., Suite 216St. Cloud, MN 56301

Visit our website at www.isd742.org to submit your application for space.

Learn more at

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Make a Difference Through VolunteeringSt. Cloud Area School District 742 is committed to partnering with community volunteers, to help personalize instruction and enrich curriculum for all learners. District 742 offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups 14 years of age and older. Typically, volunteers are asked to commit to a full school year or a minimum of 20 hours before leaving the program.

The Volunteers in Education (VIE) Program is designed to focus on improving academic outcomes for students in our schools. Volunteers serve as adult role models to students while encouraging them to do well in school. There is no experience necessary to become a volunteer in education! VIE offers training and orientation to ensure that volunteers are successful tutors for students. VIE volunteers are an important example and resource. They:

• Demonstrate that our community values children and education

• Encourage students to do their best

• Show the importance of service to others

• Support the work of teachers and staff

Learn more at www.isd742.org or call 320-257-3810. Email us at

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Canadian Rockies VIA RailPREMIER WORLD DISCOVERYEnjoy an eight-day trip starting Aug.16 to the Canadian Rockies while visiting three Canadian National Parks (Banff, Jasper & Yoho). Trip includes airfare, rail fees, 12 meals, professional tour director and more. For prices and more information, call the community education office at 320-257-3816.

Insider’s Guide to Alaska Travel PlanningMelonie ShipmanVisiting Alaska is often on “bucket lists.” Perceived high costs and logistic challenges keep many at home or taking a “cookie cutter” tour. Attendees will learn from a long-time Alaska resident and wildlife educator, Melonie Shipman, about cost and time-effective tips to personalize their Alaska dream come true.


3320-17S1 W Aug 23 6:30-7:30 PMSouth Junior High-155 Art 1 Session • $15

Your Adventure to Europe PreviewArlette GerberInterested in joining one of our tours to France, Spain or Italy? To discover more about each featured location call the community education office at 320-257-3816.

Prices based on double occupancy.For more information on tours, contact [email protected].

France -June 13-21, 2017 (Paris, Versailles, Giverny and optional Normandy trip from $1,599 plus airfare)

Italy - September 28-October 6, 2017(Florence, Siena & San Gimignano, Venice, Cinque Terre and Rome from $1,999 plus airfare)

Spain - September 20-28, 2017 (Barcelona, Catalonia, Madrid and Toledo from $1,999 plus airfare)

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OPEN GYMLooking for a great way to have fun or get some exercise? Stop in and play basketball, volleyball or create your own games. Fun for individuals, families and small or large groups.

OPEN GYM FEES:Students/Adults: $2 | Or purchase a 20 punch pass for $30

Pass available at the door and may be shared with family or friends. Showers available at North. Do not leave valuables in locker room. We reserve the right to cancel any of the listed activities due to low attendance. Closed dates due to holiday schedules will be posted as they become available at www.isd742.org. If you have questions regarding Open Gym or other recreational opportunities contact the Community Education Main Office at 320-257-3810 orDave Twedt, Adult Enrichment Program Coordinator [email protected] or 320-257-3816.

DISTRICT 742 FACILITIES USEOur facilities can be rented at an hourly rate. Charges cover staff time and costs associated with facility use. Community Education coordinates and supervises the use of school facilities. Catering services through nutritional services is available. District 742 encourages the use schools by outside groups and community members.

For more information or to reserve space, please contact Eric Johnson, Facilities Coordinator:

[email protected] or call 320-257-3815

OPen Gym / Walking

Open GymNORTH JUNIOR HIGH (ALL AGES)OctoberThree courts available for use. Enter door 3

Open Basketball & Volleyball:Wednesday 6:30 - 8:30 pm Friday 6:30 - 9:00 pm Saturday 10 am - 3 pm Sunday 9:30 am - 1 pm

Visit www.isd742.org for closed dates.

LINCOLN (ADULTS)OctoberTwo courts available for use.Enter door 1

Open Volleyball:Monday 7-9 pmWednesday 7-9 pm

Visit www.isd742.org for closed dates.

Walking ProgramLOCATIONSDiscovery (Door 1) Oak Hill (Door 1)

Kennedy (Door 1) Talahi (Door 1)

North (Door 3) Westwood (Door 1)

Visit www.isd742.org for dates/times.

(ADULTS)Starting the week of Oct. 24

Register in September for the Walking Program at the District 742 Community Education Main Office located at Midtown Square Mall or visit www.isd742.org/CommunityEd for more information.

Walking Program Fee: $10


Acupressure for Pain Relief & Emotional BalancingCenter for Self-Healing Inc.Participants will learn ten acupressure points that benefit their physical and emotional balancing. Handouts and point location charts are provided. Dress in comfortable clothes.


3006-17S1 Tu Jun 13 6:30-8 PMNorth Junior High-Lower Media1 Session • $15

NEW! Using Mindfulnessfor Self-CareLana Wolfe & Michelle BettinParticipants will learn the practice of mindfulness, which is a psychological process of bringing one’s attention to the present moment. The health benefits of this practice as well as several techniques will be shared. If attendees are curious about how this practice can enhance their personal self-care regimen, this class if for them. Please wear comfortable clothing.


3010-17S1 Tu May 9-16 6-7 PMMidsota Building-Suite 2052 Sessions • $35

Group Hypnosis to Stop Smoking & Chewing TobaccoJanel Lamp-WieseHypnosis works with the subconscious mind to help participants stop this negative habit without cravings, withdrawals, mood swings and weight gain. If you smoke, this seminar can pay for itself in less than 8 days. Choose life and health over tobacco today! No discounts. Bring to class: pillow and blanket or sleeping bag. 6-6:30 p.m. is check-in time. There will be a 1-hour break between 7:30-8:30 p.m.


3004-17S1 Th May 4 6-9:30 PMNorth Junior High-Lower Media1 Session • $60

MeditationAnthony FaragLearn an easy stress reducing technique that can fit into any person’s daily schedule. Meditation has been proven to be an effective way to reduce stress and has many health benefits. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a watch.


3002-17S1 Tu Sep 12 6:30-9:30 PMNorth Junior High-Little Theater 1 Session • $15

Group Hypnosis for Weight Loss & Healthy EatingJanel Lamp-WieseHypnosis works with the subconscious mind, breaking negative eating and exercise habits and creating new positive habits. Participants can stop their cravings and increase willpower, motivation and self-confidence. With improved habits, this seminar can complement an existing weight loss program. Participants will be conscious at all times. Fee includes; reinforcement CD and a lifetime card. The card allows participants to attend future seminars free, if reinforcement is desired. For more information visit www.hypnosisclinic.net. No discounts. Bring to class: pillow and blanket or sleeping bag. 6-6:30 is check-in time.


3003-17S1 Th May 4 6-8:30 PMNorth Junior High-Lower Media1 Session • $60

Wellness

I signed up with my best friend and we took Yoga together! I like the class size and how comfortable the class is.

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Introduction to Shoulder & Foot MassageCenter for Self-Healing Inc.Participants will learn the healing benefits of massage in this hands-on class. Physician approval requested for any participants with upper back or neck injury. Dress in comfortable clothes. Must register with a friend.


3005-17S1 Tu May 16 6:30-8 PMDiscovery Community School-Media1 Session • $15

Adult & Pediatric CPR/AED/First AidSpecialized Health Safety ManagementThe American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED program helps participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, automated external defibrillator (AED), breathing and first aid emergencies in adults, children and infants. The courses in this program teach the knowledge and skills needed to give immediate care to an injured or ill person and to decide whether advanced medical care is needed. Upon successful completion, participants will receive an American Red Cross: Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED/First Aid certification card that is valid for two years.


1191-17S1 Sa May 20 9 AM-3:30 PM1191-17S2 Sa Aug 26 9 AM-3:30 PMDiscovery Community School-1451 Session • $79

Aromatherapy Spa Basket for Participants or MomBethany OneLoveCreate a spa basket for a special someone! Participants will cover some basic education about essential oils and then use them to make all natural candles, relaxing sugar scrubs and stress-away bath salts. Children are welcome with an adult or teenager.


3007-17S1 Tu May 2 6-8 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2041 Session • $31

NEW! Be Unique!Christopher LaNaveParticipants will learn what makes them unique. Is it their dreams, passions, gifts and talents? Knowing what yours are results in clearer decision-making skills, more energy, more fulfillment and much more. Also, learn the many practical benefits this knowledge can provide for relationships, work and life. For more, see www.discoveryave.com.


3016-17S1 Tu May 2-9 6-8 PMApollo High School-824/8252 Sessions • $25

Building a Chemical Free Lifestyle — Make & TakeBethany OneLoveA chemical-free home and lifestyle is possible! Learn about what ingredients to avoid and easy ways to replace everyday household products with all natural solutions. Participants may be surprised to learn how many toxins and chemicals are used everyday in homes. These harmful ingredients can lead to serious health challenges for people, animals and plants. Attendees will have fun learning how to make some safe and organic recipes that they can take home.


3008-17S1 W May 24 6-8 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2041 Session • $31

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The instructor created a very welcoming environment!


NEW! Evening PaddleClearwaters Outfitting, Dan MeerCome out and enjoy an evening of paddling. Never been in a canoe, kayak or on a stand-up paddle (SUP) board? No problem. Basic instruction will be provided, if needed. All equipment and life jackets will be supplied. Participants should just show up ready to have fun on the water. Children under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 18 need waiver signed by parent. No lifeguard will be present. Please specify canoe, kayak or SUP board preference, experience level and life jacket size when registering. No discounts.


1147-17S1 M Jun 19 7-8:30 PM1147-17S2 W Jun 28 7-8:30 PM1147-17S3 M Jul 17 7-8:30 PM1147-17S4 W Jul 26 7-8:30 PM1147-17S5 M Aug 7 7-8:30 PM1147-17S6 W Aug 16 7-8:30 PMWarner Lake County Park1 Session • $18

NEW! Stand Up Paddle Board YogaClearwaters Outfitting, Dan MeerAnyone can do SUP (Stand Up Paddle) Yoga. Attendees will decide their comfort level. SUP yoga can be easy stretching and breathing or a vigorous challenging vinyasa (flow). Occasionally, participants will go into “Fallasana” or “falling off the board into the water” pose - and that’s awesome! Falling teaches humility, persistence to face fears and to have a good time and laugh. Students need to be comfortable swimmers and willing to take a dip at a moment’s notice. Minimum age requirement is 18 years. Equipment by Dan Meer, CW Outfitting **Include shirt size for life jacket size. No discounts.


1143-17S2 Th Jun 22 7-8:15 PM1143-17S3 Th Jul 20 7-8:15 PMWarner Lake County Park1 Session • $23

FencingGerald BenfordFencing is a vigorous sport that requires and develops stamina, quick reactions, speed, accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. More than a game, fencing requires a mental attitude of self-discipline involving total manipulation of mind and body in perfect harmony. It utilizes natural body movement to create simple and effective self-protection techniques with the sword. Attacking, defense, timing and intense tactics are all integrated into this beginning class. All equipment is provided (mask, jacket, glove and weapon). Wear comfortable clothing such as long sweat pants and running shoes.


1148-17S1 M-F Jun 12-16 1-2 PM1148-17S2 M-F Jul 10-14 1-2 PMNorth Junior High-Upper Gym5 Sessions • $79

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Wanting to step out of your comfort zone? Take classes through Community Ed.I had fun, tried something new and feel better about myself because I’m in shape!Paddleboard Photo credit: Chelsea and Eric Eul, Courtesy of Clear Waters Outfitting

Experience Project ChallengeThe St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education Adult Enrichment program promotes healthy social interaction and helps participants maximize their social, emotional, physical and academic potential through outstanding instructors, facilities and programming, and St. Cloud’s diverse and evolving community through inclusive, affordable classes. To register visit www.stcloudcommunityed.com or call 320-257-3810.


Fitness Cardio KickboxingWalt MasteyThis full-body workout encompasses kicking, punching and blocking that will focus on strength, balance, stability and flexibility. This class is for beginner, intermediate and advanced or experienced athletes looking for killer legs, upper and lower body conditioning and abs. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and supportive shoes.


1121-17S1 M May 8-Jun 19 5:30-6:30 PM1121-17S2 M Jun 26-Aug 7 5:30-6:30 PM1121-17S3 M Aug 14-Sep 25 5:30-6:30 PMSt Cloud Boxing Club7 Sessions • $24

Boxing for Fitness (Men & Women)Matt Lagou & Scott KelmCome join the boxing team! The season is open to both men and women whether you are competing or joining just to learn. Boxers will be taught basic fundamentals of boxing skills. Headgear and gloves are provided to practice. Participants will need to purchase a mouth guard and hand wraps. If you are interested in competing this will be given at class.


3554-17S1 M May 1-Jun 5 7-8 PM3554-17S2 M Jun 12-Jul 17 7-8 PM3554-17S3 M Jul 24-Aug 28 7-8 PMSt Cloud Boxing Club6 Sessions • $22

NEW! Nordic Walking — Posture, Balance & FitnessLinda LemkeParticipants will treat themselves to a taste of nordic walking and turn their everyday “vanilla” walk into a “hot fudge sundae” kind of walk. With poles in hand, Nordic walkers realize a more upright posture, challenge their body and improve their overall fitness. The lifting effect of the poles decreases the stress on lower joints reducing pain while the natural rhythm of walking with poles increases the workout without feeling like they’ve exerted themselves. Experience the fun of nordic walking with Linda Lemke aka the Nordic “walking queen.” Poles will be available for use during this class. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather, as participants will be going outdoors.


1158-17S1 M May 8-22 6-7 PMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2023 Sessions • $24

PickleballSta-FitParticipants will learn the basics of this easy-to-learn sport. It’s the fastest growing activity in the country – come and see why!


1160-17S1 F Apr 21-May 12 7-8 PM1160-17S2 Th May 4-25 6-7 PM1160-17S3 Tu Jun 13-Jul 11 10-11 AMNo Class Jul 41160-17S4 W Jun 14-Jul 5 6-7 PM1160-17S5 W Jul 12-Aug 2 6-7 PMSta-Fit4 Sessions • $25

NEW! Nordic Walking Clinic-Beyond the BasicsLinda LemkeParticipants can take their Nordic walking to the next level with this 2-hour clinic led by Linda Lemke, aka the Nordic Walking Queen. This class is designed for experienced nordic walking, and is not an introductory class. It will begin with a review of basic pole techniques. Attendees will focus on increasing strength in the upper body, enhancing walks with interval training, balance and flexibility moves with their poles and finish with a personal video of themselves nordic walking. The small group allows for lots of personal attention and feedback. Please bring a water bottle and dress for the weather as we will be going outdoors. Poles will be available for use during the class.


1159-17S1 Sa Jun 17 8:30-10:30 AMSauk Rapids Rice Middle School-2021 Session • $18

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I appreciated the instructor’s willingness to share his expertise with the class!

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PADI Discover Scuba Diving ExperienceMinnesota School of DivingParticipants will find out what scuba diving is all about without taking a full scuba certification course. Spend 30 minutes poolside going over the basics principles. Once participants are comfortable, the instructor will take them to the pool for 30-45 minutes. All scuba equipment is supplied by the Minnesota School of Diving Inc. Bring to class: swimsuit and towel. Please provide height, weight and shoe size when registering. Participants must be 10 years or older. Enter door 6.


1146-17S1 Sa May 13 10-11:45 AM1146-17S2 Sa Jun 17 10-11:45 AMTech High School-Pool1 Session • $35

Plyometrics & Intense Fitness TrainingMatt LagouThis class is modeled after the training for boxing, wrestling, football and military boot camp for one action packed hour. Participants will be jumping boxes (plyometrics), jumping rope, running mini obstacle courses, doing push-ups, sit-ups, and wind-sprints, playing catch with medicine balls, walking with weight plates, and flipping tires. This class is for all levels of fitness.


1123-17S1 W May 10-Jun 14 6-7 PM1123-17S2 W Jun 21-Jul 26 6-7 PM1123-17S3 W Aug 2-Sep 6 6-7 PMSt Cloud Boxing Club6 Sessions • $22

Quan Li K’an Karate (Beginner)Adam PattersonThe art of Quan Li K’an teaches the body to function as a whole. Become better at self-defense and mind control while improving your physical well-being and self-confidence. Families are encouraged to sign up together. Training is available year-round.


1149-17S1 Th May 4-Jun 29 6:30-7:30 PM1149-17S2 Th Jul 13-Sep 14 6:30-7:30 PMNorth Junior High-Fitness Center 9 Sessions • $30No Class Aug 31

Quan Li K’an Karate (Intermediate)Adam PattersonThe art of Quan Li K’an teaches the body to function as a whole. Become better at self-defense and mind control while improving your physical well-being and self-confidence. Families are encouraged to sign up together. Training is available year-round.


1150-17S1 Th May 4-Jun 29 7:30-8:30 PM1150-17S2 Th Jul 13-Sep 14 7:30-8:30 PMNorth Junior High-Fitness Center9 Sessions • $30No Class Aug 31

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Wanting to step out of your comfort zone? Take classes through Community Ed.I had fun, tried something new and feel better about myself because I’m in shape!

Be a Volunteer Tutor!We have volunteer opportunities available for you to teach English to someone from a different culture through Adult Basic Education, assist in our classrooms, lead a class or help people learn reading, writing and math. Training is provided! For more information contact Jane at ABE, 320-529-6500.


Introduction to Tai Chi ChuanBev GustafsonThe slow and gentle movements of the ancient art of Tai Chi improve health and stamina. Its related deep breathing motions reduce the effects of stress, lower blood pressure, increase concentration and coordination, improve muscle flexibility and strength, and improve circulation and balance. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and nonslip stockings or practice barefoot. There will be a $17 materials fee which includes a DVD for home practice, payable to S.C.K.I. at the first class.


1128-17S1 M May 1-22 6:30-7:30 PMSt. Cloud Karate & Tai Chi Instruction4 Sessions • $20

Introduction to T’ai Chi Chuan for WomenBev GustafsonPerforming Tai Chi motions each day improves health, balance and stamina as well as concentration and coordination. Practicing deep, lower lung breathing along with gentle movements reduces the effects of stress on the body and lowers blood pressure. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and nonslip stockings or practice barefoot. There will be a $17 materials fee, which includes a DVD for home practice, payable to S.C.K.I. at the first class.


1130-17S1 W May 3-24 9-9:30 AMSt. Cloud Karate & Tai Chi Instruction4 Sessions • $15

Share Your Ideas for New Classes at Community Ed!

St Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education welcomes ideas from our community and participants for new potential activities, classes or group gatherings that enhance our purpose of lifelong learning. We will use this information to create a database of names and ideas to help bring people together with similar interests. When we have enough names in our database for specific ideas, we will try to organize a class, activity or group accordingly.

You can complete a Community Education Class, Activity or Group Suggestion Form at www.isd742.org/CommunityEd which we can utilize in program research and development.

If you have any questions, contact the Community Education Main Office at 320-257-3810.

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Tai Chi Tae Guk KwonBill NelsonThis class is offered for beginner students — no previous training required! The Tae Guk Kwon form is a traditional Korean Tai Chi form which is intended to be a movement exercise that effectively works the entire body without subjecting it to impact forces in the joints. It also incorporates many sophisticated self-defense applications. The Tae Guk Kwon form enhances flexibility, mobility, quickness, balance, rhythm and energy flow without stressful impact.


1157-17S1 M May 1-Jun 5 6:15-7:15 PMSt Cloud Soo Bahk Do Karate6 Sessions • $21

Safety & Self Defense for WomenBill NelsonThis class will be part lecture and part hands-on. Participants will discuss awareness and preventative avoidance measures that will help you lower the risk of sexual assault. Areas covered will be basic blocking, striking, releases and vital target areas. Participants should be age 12 or older.


1156-17S1 W May 3 6:30-8:30 PM1156-17S2 W May 10 6:30-8:30 PMSt Cloud Soo Bahk Do Karate1 Session • $15

Quick Start Beginner & Intermediate TennisBowe AcademyGet out on the court to learn or improve on the basics of the game (serve, volley, backhand, forehand, etc.) Easier-to-hit balls and equipment will be used to make the game easier to learn. Great exercise for the entire family. Rackets provided, if needed.


1145-17S2 Tu Jun 6-Jul 18 1:30-2:30 PMNo Class Jul 41145-17S1 W Jun 7-Jul 19 6:30-7:30 PMNo Class Jul 5South Junior High-Tennis Courts6 Sessions • $39

NEW! Working Ladies GolfTerra S O’NeilParticipants can get together with friends to improve their golf skills and have some fun ,too! Attendees will learn the proper grips, stance, club selection, chipping, putting, full swing techniques, common rules and course etiquette. All skills are taught by a variety of demonstrations, practice time, skill challenges and course playtime. Half hour lesson followed by one hour of course time. Participants should bring their own equipment but some clubs can be provided.


1139-17S1 M Jun 5-Jun 26 5:30-7 PMAngushire Golf Club4 Sessions • $75

Senior Ladies Golf Lesson & PlayTerra S O’NeilCalling all senior ladies! Want to brush up on your golf skills and get back into the swing of things? Come join us for Monday morning lessons that will give you the confidence you need to get back onto the course. A 45-minute lesson followed by 1 ½ hours of golf. Come join the fun and show off your swing! Please supply your own clubs. Power carts are extra, if needed.


1141-17S1 M Jun 12-Jun 19 9-11:15 AMAngushire Golf Club2 Sessions • $35

My best friend and I took tennis together! I like the class size and how comfortable it was.

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Adult Group Golf LessonsTerra S O’NeilAdult lessons are a perfect balance for the beginner golfer and those who want to review the basics or brush up on their game. Participants will learn the proper grips, stance, club selection, chipping, putting, full swing, common rules and course etiquette. Attendees will enjoy our lessons with a variety of demonstrations, handouts, practice time, skill challenges and open range time. Participants should bring their own equipment, but some clubs can be provided.


1140-17S1 Tu/Th May 23-Jun 1 5:30-6:30 PMAngushire Golf Club4 Sessions • $60

Arms, Core & MoreJo HenningParticipants will strengthen their core and increase balance while adding variety to their workout. Resistance bands, weights and resistance training will be used to strengthen and shape the new you. All levels of fitness welcome. Bring hand weights, water, mat and towel.


1109-17S1 W May 3-Jun 7 6:30-7:30 PM1109-17S2 W Jun 14-Jul 26 6:30-7:30 PMNo Class Jul 51109-17S3 W Aug 2-Sep 20 6:30-7:30 PMNo Class Aug 23 and Aug 30Westwood Elementary-Gym6 Sessions • $22

StepJo HenningThis step class is designed to blast fat, sculpt and target the largest muscle groups in the lower body. Upper body moves will be incorporated into the routine for an overall effective workout. Bring to class: mat and water.


1110-17S1 W May 3-Jun 7 5:30-6:30 PM1110-17S2 W Jun 14-Jul 26 5:30-6:30 PMNo Class Jul 51110-17S3 W Aug 2-Sep 20 5:30-6:30 PMNo Class Aug 23 and Aug 30Westwood Elementary-Gym6 Sessions • $22

Totally TonedKim ReuterParticipants will exercise all their major muscle groups. This is a low impact, basic toning class designed to give remarkable results. Wear comfortable clothes. Bring to class: water and a mat. Please enter through door 5.


1100-17S1 Tu May 2-Jun 20 6-7 PM1100-17S2 Tu Jun 27-Aug 22 6-7 PMNo Class Jul 4Westwood Elementary-Gym8 Sessions • $29

ZumbaKathy EggebrechtThis awe-inspiring flair fuses hypnotic latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves that create a one-of-a-kind fitness program. Bring water to class and wear comfortable shoes.


1101-17S1 Th Jun 1-Jul 27 6-7 PMNo Class Jul 61101-17S2 Th Aug 3-Sep 28 6-7 PMNo Class Aug 31Westwood Elementary-Gym8 Sessions • $28

Wheel Fit “Don’t Dis Your Abilities”Leah EganWheel Fit brings fitness to participants in their seat! Enjoy exercise and movement by overcoming challenges with others. Explore the world of seated and adapted exercises for all levels of fitness and abilities. Get inspired, get moving, get fit! That’s how we roll. Class limit 15.


5015-17S1 W May 3-May 31 4:30-5:30 PMDiscovery Community School-Gym5 Sessions • $28

NEW! Vinyasa Flow YogaKelly BatesVinyasa Flow Yoga is a dynamic type of movement that uses a progressive series of postures accompanied by breathing exercises, with one movement flowing into the next with a nice, calm rhythm. Participants will feel stronger, centered and increase their energy. Please bring to class a yoga mat and water. All levels are welcome.


1107-17S1 Th May 4-Jun 15 6-7 PM1107-17S2 Th Jun 22-Aug 3 6-7 PM1107-17S3 Th Aug 10-Sep 28 6-7 PMNo Class Aug 31Westwood Elementary-Gym East Wing7 Sessions • $25

Yoga SculptJill McGarryYoga Sculpt is a fun yet challenging full body workout which includes yoga poses, hand weights, cardio and core. It will build muscle, increase flexibility and improve balance. Please bring a yoga mat, two, three or five pounds hand weights, water bottle and towel.


1108-17S3 Tu May 2-30 5:30-6:30 PMOak Hill Community School-Gym5 Sessions • $19


1108-17S1 W May 3-31 5:30-6:30 PM1108-17S2 W Jun 7-Jul 12 5:30-6:30 PMNo Class Jul 5Westwood Elementary-Gym5 Sessions • $19


1108-17S4 Tu Jun 6-Jul 11 5:30-6:30 PMNo Class Jul 4 South Junior High-Gym5 Sessions • $19

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Volunteer/Tutoring Programs

Approximately 100 citizens volunteer each year at Central Minnesota Adult Basic Education and provide over 10,000 hours of tutorial service. Volunteering has a positive effect on your community AND yourself.

How Can You Help?z Assist in a classroomz Float in our classroom and assist studentsz Work with small groups / lead a class (curriculum and training provided)

What Will You Gain?z Exposure to different culturesz Work with a professional teacherz Gain experience for your resume

Shifts Availablez Mornings, evenings and Saturday mornings

Literacy Sites:z Discovery School, Waite Parkz Hillside School, Sauk Rapidsz LaCruz apartment complex, St. Cloud ABE Volunteer / Tutoring Programz Hands Across the World, St. Cloudz SCSU Campus, St. Cloudz Bel Clare

If you’re interested in becoming a volunteer contact Jane Stevenson, District 742 Adult Basic Education at [email protected] or320-529-6500, ext. 6261.

Learn more at www.isd742.org.

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Locations

DISTRICT LOCATIONS

Apollo High School & DAO 1000 N. 44th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 30, South Side 320-253-1600

Clearview Elementary School 7310 SE Highway 24Clear Lake, MN 55319 Door 1, West Side 320-743-2241

Discovery Community School 700 S. Seventh St. Waite Park, MN 56387 Door 1, North Side 320-257-3810

Kennedy Community School 1300 Jade Rd.St. Joseph, MN 56374 Door 1, West Side 320-363-7791

Lincoln Elementary School 336 SE Fifth Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56304 Door 1, West Side 320-251-6343

Madison Elementary School 2805 N. Ninth St. St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 8, North Side 320-252-4665

McKinley Ed Center & ALC 216 N. Eighth Ave. Waite Park, MN 56387 Door 3, North Side 320-203-8470

North Junior High School 1212 N. 29th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 3, South Side 320-251-2159

Oak Hill Community School 2600 County Rd. 136 St. Cloud, MN 56301 Door 1, West Side 320-251-7936

Early Childhood - Colts 124 SE First Ave. St. Joseph, MN 56374 Door 1, West Side 320-253-5828

South Junior High School 1120 S 15th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56301 Door 5, East Side (tennis courts) 320-251-1322

Talahi Community School 1321 SE University Dr.St. Cloud, MN 56304 Door 1, South Side 320-251-7551

Technical High School 233 S. 12th Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56301Door 6 320-252-2231

Westwood Elementary School 5800 Ridgewood Rd.St. Cloud, MN 56303 Door 5, South Side 320-253-1350

OUT OF DISTRICT LOCATIONS

Catholic Charities157 Roosevelt Rd, Suite 200, Door ASt. Cloud MN 56301

Midsota Building701 W. St. Germain, Suite 205St. Cloud MN 56301

Pleaseantview Elementary1009 N. Sixth Ave.Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

St. Cloud Boxing/Wrestling Club 220 S. Seventh Ave. St. Cloud, MN 56301

St. Cloud Karate & Tai Chi Instruction 1514 N. Third St. St. Cloud, MN 56303

St. Cloud Soo Bahk Do Karate223 S. Seventh Ave.St. Cloud, MN 56301

Sauk Rapids High School1835 NE Osauka Rd.Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

Sauk Rapids Middle School901 S. First St.Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

Sta-Fit - Sartell 805 County Rd. 120 Sartell, MN 56377

Warner Lake County Park1485 County Road 143Clearwater, MN 55320

Be An Instructor!Community Education is pleased to offer a wide variety of educational, affordable, entertaining and enriching classes and activities to our community members.

Do you have a passion, special skill or talent you want to share with others? We welcome your desire to share your knowledge and passion. As a class instructor, you play an important role in inspiring and enhancing the lives of the participants. Class offerings are determined three times a year: Fall, Winter and Summer. You must submit both instructor application AND class proposal. Submit online at www.isd742.org under Community Ed.

For more information, contact:

St Cloud Area School District 742 Community EducationMidtown Square Mall3333 Division St., Suite 216St. Cloud, MN 56301

Phone: 320-257-3810Fax: 320-257-3848

For Youth Enrichment:Mary Heinen at 320-257-3824 or [email protected]

Diane Diego Ohmann at 320-257-3823 or [email protected]

For Adult Enrichment: Dave Twedt at 320-257-3816 [email protected]

For Project Challenge: Julie Johnson at 320-257-3822 orjulie.johnson @isd742.org

Learn more at www.isd742.org.


Registration

2017 Registration Form

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WHEN TO REGISTERRegistration for winter classes is open upon receipt of the catalog. Online registration announcements will be made available at www.isd742.org.

CLASS CONFIRMATIONUnless we contact you, assume the course is held at the time and place indicated and that you are registered.

CANCELLATIONS• Complete refund is given if a class is canceled or filled.

• A $5 cancellation fee plus direct expenses (materials, transportation, ticket and/or other class costs) will be charged if participants cancel a class within five working days and up to 24 hours prior to class.

• Classes canceled less than 24 hours in advance will not be refunded.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDIf participants are not 100% satisfied with a class, they can contact the Community Education Main Office at 320-257-3810 and we will gladly address your concerns.

SCHOOL CLOSINGSIf school closes during the day due to bad weather, Community Education will cancel all activities. Announcements are made on the District 742 website and local radio stations.

BE AN INSTRUCTORDistrict 742 Community Education instructors are employed because they have a special skill or expertise they are willing to share with the community. District 742 Community Education does not endorse the opinions or business affiliation of instructors.

TRIPS & OUTINGSAll pick up times listed indicate the time the bus/van leaves that location. IT takes some time to board the bus and secure wheelchairs so we ask that you arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the departure time.

ACCOMMODATIONSTo facilitate your participation in a class/activity, please call 320-257-3810.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEIf you are eligible to receive financial assistance, it will consist of 50% of each class fee up to $20 per catalog. You must be a resident of District 742 to qualify. Verification required. If you are a member of UCare Minnesota, contact Community Education for information regarding partial fee reimbursement.

5 Easy Ways to Register

1. ONLINE www.stcloudcommunityed.com

2. PHONE Call 320-257-3810. Please have credit card and course information ready.

3. MAIL Complete the form and mail it with your check (payable to District 742 Community Education), money order or credit card number to: District 742 Community Education Midtown Square Mall 3333 Division St., Suite 216 St. Cloud, MN 56301

4. FAX Fill out the registration form including credit card number and fax to 320-257-3848.

5. IN PERSON Community Education Main Office Midtown Square Mall 3333 Division St., Suite 216 St. Cloud, MN 56301

OFFICE HOURS M-F • 7:30 am – 4 pm

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