HPS Community Education Sept. 2014

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HRDC PRESENTS:

Havre-Hill County Library

For further information on the following two items or to pre-register call District 4 HRDC at 265-6743 and ask for ext. 1110 or ext. 1112.

·The Adult Education classroom offers preparation for the HiSET exam (formerly GED), tutoring, basic skills instruction, career counseling, and a computer lab for public use and individualized online training. For more information, please call 265-6743 x1198 or email abe@hrdc4.org. The Adult Education classroom schedule Monday 8-5 Tuesday 8-7:30 Wednesday 8-5 Thursday 8-7:30 Friday 8-5 Saturday 10-2 Intake and TABE testing available by appointment. ·WIA Youth and Adult programs are available to assist in employment and training activities for individuals 14 and older. Some services offered are paid work experience, career counseling, career exploration, job search, resume, and application assistance, and limited financial support. Northern Montana Hospital Preparation for Childbirth & Parenthood Saturday—2 week Course 11 a.m.—3 p.m. Sept. 20 & 27, or Nov. 15 & 22 Saturday Full Day Course 11 a.m.—6 p.m. Oct. 25 Course Fee: $25.00 Location: NMH—4th Conference Room

Havre Public Schools

Books & Babies—Wed. at 10:15 a.m. Story Time - Wednesdays at 10:30a.m. & 3:30 p.m. Lego Time & Robotics—Thursday from 3:30—5:00 p.m. Kerry Grombacher will be performing a folk concert Thursday, Oct. 9 at 7:00 p.m.

“A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE!”

The winter Reading Series starts in January. Please be on the lookout for more information.

Call 265-2123 or visit www.mtha.mt.lib.org for more information.

Red Ribbon Week October 25—31 The campaign is designed with all ages and regions in mind and focuses on: 

Creating an awareness of the problems related to substance abuse.

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Building community coalitions to implement substance abuse prevention strategies;

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Supporting substance abuse free lifestyles; and

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Encouraging neighborhood prevention planning activities.

FALL, 2014

Support your students and community during Red Ribbon week. For information contact the Boys & Girls Club at 265-6206

$25/year membership—offers use of: Games Room Snack Bar Technology Center Special Programs/Events

Performing Arts Center Teen Center Arts & Crafts Center

Health & Fitness Center Education Center Life Skills Center

Call 265-6206 for more information

Highland Park Students

Northern Montana Hospital and Bear Paw Hospice Grief Support Group For individuals whose lives have been impacted by the death of a loved one. Every Tuesday starting Sept. 23 for 8 wks Time: 2:00—4:00 p.m. Location: Conf. rm #4a on the 4th floor. Presented by Charlene Schmitz, LCSW To Register: Please contact Sue Phipps at 262-1444.

INCLUDES COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES

Havre Public Schools/Boys and Girls Club of the Hi-Line After-School Homework for students in grades 1-8 (3:00-5:00 p.m.) The Learning Center will reinforce and enhance the skills and knowledge young people learn at school during hours they spend at the Boys and Girls Club. Club staff will create opportunities for “High-yield learning activities.” Computer equipment available with priority given for homework.

Havre High School Volleyball

Havre Middle School Students

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Superintendent's Superintendent’s Message... Message... The 2014-2015 school year has officially begun. Each school year brings new and exciting challenges. I am extremely proud of the work our staff has accomplished to meet the challenges that are beyond their control. The construction projects in our district are going to positively impact our students and staff when they are completed, and at the same time, it has created some unique circumstances. I cannot say or repeat enough of the effort that has been put forth to make sure that children and instruction are priority one.

The Havre Public School elected Board of Trustees and Officers are as follows: Aileen Couch - Board Chair Harvey Capellen - Board Vice-Chair Cindy Erickson Ed Hill Theresa Miller Norman Proctor Tim Scheele Curtis Smeby

If your group, club or community organization is interested in learning more about something happening at Havre Public Schools, I would welcome the opportunity to visit at any time this school year. I know that the educational team of Havre Public Schools welcomes your input and greatly appreciates all of the support this community has given our district. I would also like to invite you to attend a meeting of the Havre Board of Trustees this school year. The monthly meetings are held on the second Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the Havre Middle School Auditorium. I consider it such an honor to serve this district and community as your Superintendent. I truly believe that my family and I are fortunate to live in this community and be a part of such an exceptional school district. I would like to extend my best wishes to all of our students this school year and hope that 2014 – 2015 will be the most outstanding school year they will experience. Thank you. Havre Public Schools’ Community Education is excited to coordinate many successful previously offered classes and several new classes for this fall session. All payments for classes are due registration week (September 15-19). Payments may be mailed or dropped off in person at the Community Education office in the Robins Administration Building. Separate checks are appreciated for each class in which you are enrolling. Early registration and payment will help ensure the class is offered and is not overcrowded. Late registrations will be accepted only if class space is available and the class has not been cancelled. Students MUST be at least 18 years of age to participate in classes. No exceptions!

Policies for use of 62+ Card

HAVRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Activity 62+ Pass For Havre Residents Age 62 and Older

Age Requirement: 62 years of age Residency: Havre Public School District—A Card: Non-transferable

This group of volunteer Board members represent the community of Havre in the governance of the entire Havre District 16 & A, which is two separate legal entities of an Elementary District and High School District. They take their responsibility and obligations as a Trustee very seriously and put in many hours of their time ensuring that the needs and desires of their constituency are addressed within the laws of the federal government, the State of Montana, their own policy, and guidance as ligated in courts of law that apply to public education. The Board of Trustees are always concerned and attuned to what happens in our schools and at the school and classroom levels as well.

62+ card entitles you to the following:

Community Education is always looking for instructors and classes of interest to the adult, lifelong learner. If you are interested in teaching, know someone who would be interested in teaching, or would like to suggest a class, please contact the Community Education office at 265-4356 ext. 6716. The success of Community Education depends on your involvement as a student or as an instructor. Thanks for your support and here’s to a great fall session!

Enjoy life more….Take a class! Increase knowledge, expand skills and open your mind to something new this fall.

DISTRICT ACTION PLANS FOR 2014-2015

1. Admission to athletic events, excluding tournaments. 2. Admission to fine arts activities (band concerts, vocal performances). Fundraisers not included. 3. One free or reduced enrollment in a multievening Community Education class. Does not include materials, rentals, bldg., or other fees. CARDS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL or ROBINS MAIN OFFICE You must present your 62+ card when registering for a multi-evening Community Education class or attending a school activity. It is NOT necessary to renew your 62+ card each year.

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Social Studies Curriculum Review Fine Arts Curriculum Review Technology Plan E-Rate Professional Development Calendar Infrastructure Open Campus at Havre High School Activity Participation

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Darla Kaercher Darla DarlaKaercher Kaercher Teacher of the Year 2014 of the Year 2014 Teacher Teacher of the Year 2014

Mr. Scott Filius, who was named Teacher of the Year 2013, had the pleasure of introducing Havre Mr. Scott2014 Filius,Teacher who wasofnamed Teacher of the Year 2013, had the pleasure of introducing Public Schools’ the Year. Three outstanding educators were nominated for thisHavre award; Public Schools’ 2014 Teacher of the Year. Three outstanding educators were nominated for this award; Ms. Jacki Kannberg (Havre Middle School Social Studies Teacher), Mrs. Glenda Stickel (Sunnyside Fifth Ms. Jacki Kannberg (Havre Middle School Studies Mrs. Glenda Stickel (Sunnyside Grade Teacher for the 2013-2014 school Social year) and Mrs.Teacher), Darla Kaercher (Lincoln-McKinley SecondFifth Grade Grade Teacher for the 2013-2014 school year) and Mrs. Darla Kaercher (Lincoln-McKinley Second Grade Teacher). Mr. Filius (Havre High School Social Studies Teacher and Wrestling Coach) said during his Teacher). 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A—This teacher is Ambitious; which we see as this individual still spends hours perfecting their craft for students, and is Adaptable. T—This person is a this individual hours perfecting their craft for students, and isand Adaptable. T—This person is a is Team Player still andspends is Tremendously Thoughtful; to students, families colleagues. O -This teacher Team Player and is Tremendously Thoughtful; to students, families and colleagues. O -This teacher is Organized; teaching students the value of organization, structure and routine. And she is Open Minded— Organized; teaching students the value of organization, structure and routine. And she is Open Minded— always ready to learn and try new things. R –But of all, by sense of this awards, this educator is Respected, always ready to learn and try new things. R –But of all, by sense of this awards, this educator is Respected, by her students, parents, family and colleagues. by her students, parents, family and colleagues. Mrs. Kaercher has been teaching and nurturing young lives in the education system for the past 32 years. This highly regarded career of Mrs. Mrs. Kaercher has been teaching and nurturing young lives in the education system for the past 32 years. This highly regarded career of Mrs. Kaercher’s began in Chester, Montana as a second grade teacher for two years. In 1984 Darla came to Havre to spend her next 30 years with HPS from a Kaercher’s began in Chester, Montana as a second grade teacher for two years. In 1984 Darla came to Havre to spend her next 30 years with HPS from a Devlin first & second grade teacher, Highland Park first grade teacher, and finishing her distinguished career for the last 12 years at Lincoln-McKinley as a seDevlin first & second grade teacher, Highland Park first grade teacher, and finishing her distinguished career for the last 12 years at Lincoln-McKinley as a second and third grade teacher. As a young girl when Darla was 11 or 12 years old she was a popular babysitter in her community and knew from this expericond and third grade teacher. As a young girl when Darla was 11 or 12 years old she was a popular babysitter in her community and knew from this experience that she enjoyed working with children. Once she reached high school, she was able to spend time in a couple elementary classrooms and knew that ence that she enjoyed working with children. Once she reached high school, she was able to spend time in a couple elementary classrooms and knew that teaching was what she was called to do. Darla grew up in Montana from Ovando, Fort Benton, and then moving to Havre and graduating from Havre High. As teaching was what she was called to do. Darla grew up in Montana from Ovando, Fort Benton, and then moving to Havre and graduating from Havre High. As aa Blue Darla was was aa member member of of the thefirst firstHavre HavreHigh HighGirls GirlsBasketball Basketballteam teamtotobecome becomestate statechampions champions 1976.Back Back then girls basketball team Blue Pony, Pony, Darla in in 1976. then thethe girls basketball team waswas called the “Ponyettes”. Darla went on to continue her higher education receiving a BS in Elementary Education from Northern Montana College and a Masters called the “Ponyettes”. Darla went on to continue her higher education receiving a BS in Elementary Education from Northern Montana College and a Masters Degree Elementary Education Educationfrom fromMontana MontanaState StateUniversity UniversityNorthern. Northern. Degree in in Elementary When asked about her time as a teacher, Darla said that teachingisisthe themost mostchallenging challenging and rewarding there Teaching consuming When asked about her time as a teacher, Darla said that teaching and rewarding jobjob there is. is. Teaching cancan be be all all consuming of of your your thoughts thoughts and and even evenyour yourheart. heart. As Asany anyteacher teachercan cantell tellyou, you,ititisisway wayharder harderthan than looks.The The best part was satisfacyour time, time, your it it looks. best part of of herher jobjob was thethe kidskids andand thethe satisfaction in seeing them learn from what she taught and watching them grow as people. It’s also fun—kids are hilarious!! They say and do funny things that make tion in seeing them learn from what she taught and watching them grow as people. It’s also fun—kids are hilarious!! They say and do funny things that make you to be be around around them. them. Darla Darlahad hadthe theopportunity opportunitytotomake makeaadifference differenceininthe thelife lifeofofa child a child every day, and did, many people about you want want to every day, and sheshe did, notnot many people cancan saysay thatthat about their occupation. their occupation. Mrs. Kaercher retired retired from fromthe theeducation educationsystem systemlast lastschool schoolyear. year.She Shehas hasleft lefta alegacy legacyofof touching many young lives that were fortunate to be Mrs. Kaercher touching soso many young lives that were fortunate to be in in her classroom. She will be greatly missed in Havre Public Schools!! For the past 28 years Darla has been married to Doug Kaercher, a private pilot and the her classroom. She will be greatly missed in Havre Public Schools!! For the past 28 years Darla has been married to Doug Kaercher, a private pilot and the Fi- Finance for the the City City of of Havre. Havre. Darla Darlaenjoys enjoysflying flyingwith withhim himtotovarious variouslocations. locations.Last Lastsummer summer they were able Mount Rushmore!! They have nance director director for they were able to to flyfly by by Mount Rushmore!! They have three daughters; Kate is 26 years old and is a genetic counselor at Sandford Children’s Hospital in Sioux Falls, S.D., Mary is 22 years old and just graduated from three daughters; Kate is 26 years old and is a genetic counselor at Sandford Children’s Hospital in Sioux Falls, S.D., Mary is 22 years old and just graduated from MSU-N with a liberal liberal Arts Arts Degree. Degree. She Shehas hasher herown ownbusiness: business:merrycharacter merrycharacterphotography photographyhere here Havre, Anna is 20 years old, lives in Las Vegas a naninin Havre, Anna is 20 years old, lives in Las Vegas andand is aisnanny. She attends MSU-N MSU-N on-line on-lineand andisisgetting gettingmarried marriedSeptember September20, 20,2014! 2014! 25, Mrs. Mrs. Kaercher Kaercher addressed addressedthe theHavre HavrePublic PublicSchool Schoolstaff staffatattheir theirwelcome welcomesession session kicking 2014—2015 school year. visited On August 25, kicking offoff thethe 2014—2015 school year. SheShe visited with her peers about about what what she she was was grateful grateful for: for: Grateful Gratefultotohave havea ajob jobasasa anew newteacher teacherand andthen thenat atHavre Havre Public Schools; Grateful teachers, Public Schools; Grateful forfor thethe teachers, paraprofessionals, secretaries, secretaries, administration administrationand andstaff staffthat thatshe shehas hasbeen beenable abletotowork workwith withthroughout throughout her career; Grateful Middle School High her career; Grateful forfor thethe Middle School andand High School staff that educated educated her her children; children; Grateful Gratefulfor forthe thestudents, students,the therelationships relationshipsthat thatshe shehas has had, the opportunity share with them that learned had, the opportunity to to share with them andand that sheshe learned as much from them as as they they learned learnedfrom fromher herbeing beingsecond secondchances chancesand andadapting adaptingtotochange. change.Darla Darla read inspiring quote Lola May to the staff “There read anan inspiring quote byby Lola May to the staff “There areare elegantly.” final charge to to Havre Public three things to remember remember when when teaching: teaching: know knowyour yourstuff; stuff;know knowwhom whomyou youare arestuffing; stuffing;and andstuff stuffthem them elegantly.”Darla’s Darla’s final charge Havre Public year. Andy Carlson thanked Mrs. Kaercher for for herher Schools was to please please remember rememberthis thisyear yearto tolaugh laughoften, often,be beinspired, inspired,bebegrateful gratefuland andhave havea wonderful a wonderful year.Mr. Mr. Andy Carlson thanked Mrs. Kaercher the best that Havre Public Schools has.” Mrs. Kaercher dedication and time time at at Havre Havre Public PublicSchools Schoolsand andsaid saidthat that““the theTeacher Teacherofofthe theYear YearAward Awardrepresents represents the best that Havre Public Schools has.” Mrs. Kaercher was one of the best!! best!!

Congratulations Congratulations Mrs. Mrs.Kaercher Kaercher2014 2014Teacher TeacherofofthetheYear!! Year!!

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASS OFFERINGS COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASS OFFERINGS FALL 2014 FALL 2014 Registration September 15-19 Contact: Community Education office at 425 6th St. On Line: www.havre.k12.mt.us E-Mail: communityed@havre.k12.mt.us Phone: 265-4356 Ext. 6716 Mail: Community Education, PO Box 7791 Havre, MT 59501

Pre-registration is required for all classes. Payment is due with registration. Refer to registration form for refund and cancellation information. Community Education Classes are held at: HS—Havre High School—900 18th Street MS—Havre Middle School—1441 11th Street West LM—Lincoln McKinley—801 4th Street HP—Highland Park—1207 Washington Ave North Central Senior Center—2 West 2nd Street

Fall Community Education Classes A—Special Interest B—Art, Crafts & Music C—Computers D—Life & Health E—Wellness & Fitness F—Great Outdoors G—Hobbies

Special Interest A1– Setting up your Home Recycling Wondering how to start recycling in your home? Every little bit helps. Explore recycling opportunities in our community. Tips and ideas to setting up a convenient home recycling system as well as benefits of recycling in our community will be discussed. Instructor: Sue Swan from Recycle Hi-Line HS-12, Wed., Oct. 8, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $2.00 A2—Genealogy—Who am I? Acquire the skills to search various types of family history documents. Sylvia Murray, accredited genealogist, covers local areas to crossing the Atlantic, adoption, dead-end research and Internet usage for discovering who you are. Instructor: Sylvia Murray—Genealogy Expert Senior Center, Mon., Sept. 22, 4 wks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $20.00 (62+ $16.00)

A3—Advanced Genealogy Have you started your family history research but need more information or help getting over stumbling blocks in your pursuit? Attend this class for knowledgeable assistance. Instructor: Sylvia Murray—Genealogy Expert Senior Center, Mon., Oct. 20, 2 wks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $10.00 (62+ $8.00)

B2—Beginning Guitar Have you always wanted to learn to play a guitar? This class is designed for beginners and will teach basic cords, easy songs and more! Please bring your own guitar. Instructor: Kirt Miller—Local Musician MS-Choir Room, Mon., Sept. 22, 8 wks, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Cost: $34.00 (62+ $28.00)

A4—Buying/Selling Real Estate this Fall? Let me help you with your homework be it buying or selling a home. Let me put 30 years of real estate experience to work for you. Instructor: Kim Cripps—local Real Estate Agent HS-15, Wed., Oct. 8, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Cost: $2.00

B3– Guitar II & Stringed Instruments Put what you have learned to work. This class is a continuation of beginning guitar or you may receive instruction for a variety of stringed instrument. Must provide your own instrument. Instructor: Kirt Miller– Local Musician MS-Choir Room, Mon., Sept. 22, 8 wks, 8:00-9:00 p.m. Cost: $34.00 (62+ $28.00)

A5– Long Term Care: What does the Future Hold for You?- new Presentation discusses long term care in America, including common misconceptions, reasons to prepare, options to cover expenses, and what is right for you. Instructor: Anthony Cammon—State Farm Insurance Agent HS-15 Thru., Nov. 13, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Cost: $2.00 A6—Accessing your Money—new This class will talk about different withdrawal strategies for spending the money that you have saved in an efficient manner. Spending needs, Social Security, Required IRA distributions, Charitable inclinations, as well as after death desires will all be taken into account to help students figure the best way to access the money they have saved for their retirement. Instructor: Jacob Lorang—D.A. Davidson HS-15 Tues., Oct. 14, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Cost: $2.00

Art, Crafts & Music B1 – Knitting 101/202– new Don’t let the Cowell make you cower!! This class is for a beginner or an experienced knitter that is looking for what to make next. You will learn to cast on, the knit stitch and advanced knitters will have fun with this one button Cowell. Please contact Community Ed office for supply list. Instructor: Angee Steir—Talented Knitter MS-162, Wed., Sept. 24, 4 wks, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $20.00 (62+ $16.00)

B4—Flowers for the Holidays—new Every holiday table needs a center piece to bring holiday cheer. Come and join Angela Pratt at Wildflowers as she shows you basic techniques of floral center piece making. Then put those skills to work building your own original arrangement that will be sure to brighten your holiday table. Space is limited so sign up early. Instructor: Angela Pratt—Wildflowers Wildflowers Shop, Wed., Dec. 3, 7:00—9:00 p.m. Cost: $39.50 B5– Jewelry Buffet—new Come and enjoy a night of creating your own jewelry. You can walk away with a necklace or a bracelet cuff that you made and will enjoy for a long time to come. Necklace includes 2 charms. Instructor: Kaydee Carnahon—Close to my Heart MS-162, Thur., Oct. 9, 6:30—8:30 p.m. Cost: Necklace $22.00 or Cuff $17.00 B6– Christmas Cards—new Unleash your holiday creativity by creating your own Christmas Cards. You will walk away with 10 cards that your family and friends will love to receive and know that they are extra special since you made them yourself. Instructor: Kaydee Carnahan—Close to my Heart MS-162, Thur., Nov. 6, 6:30—8:30 p.m. Cost: $21.00

Come! Participate! Learn! Enjoy! Register NOW for Community Education Classes

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Community Education Community Education Fall 2014 Fall 2014 Art, Crafts & Music cont.

Life & Health

B7—Christmas Gift Tags—new Join Kaydee for another fun night of creating your very own Christmas Gift Tags. You will walk away with 12 Christmas Gift Tags that your family and friends will love the extra special effort you put on their holiday presents. Instructor: Kaydee Carnahan—Close to my Heart MS-162, Thur., Dec. 11, 6:30—8:30 p.m. Cost: $17.00

Knowing what to do when an emergency arises can be the difference between life and death. Class uses AHA guidelines with a two year certification. First aid book and CPR handouts provided.

Computers

No 62+ Discount for any category C Classes C1 – IPAD Basics Are your children coming home talking about an iPad they had the opportunity to use in school? Would you like to know more about this technology? Learn the basic iPad screens, apps and all that they can help you accomplish. IPads will be available for class use or bring your own. Instructor: Dick Fuzesy—HMS Tech Instructor MS Library, Mon., Oct. 6, 3 wks, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Cost: $17.00 C2 – Computer Basics Let’s start at the beginning. This class is designed to help individuals learn basic computer skills. Understand the parts of the computer, terminology, Windows 7, word processing, working with files and folders, and possibly covering browsing the Internet and working with email. Instructor: Mary Verploegen—IT Specialist HS Comp Lab, Mon., Sept. 29, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $9.50 C3 – Introduction to Excel—new Excel offers accounting or organizational spreadsheets for business or home use. Learn basic techniques to manage expenses and budgets. Must be a proficient computer user. Instructor: Mary Verploegen—IT Specialist HS Comp Lab, Mon., Oct. 6 & 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Cost: $17.00

D1 – AHA First Aid / CPR Must attend both evenings for certification. Instructor: Mr. Herman Handstede HS Library, Mon., Sept. 29 & Oct. 6, 6:00—9:30 p.m. Cost: $32.00 D2 – AHA Basic CPR Instructor: Mr. Herman Handstede HS Library, Thur., Oct. 6, 6:30—9:30 p.m. Cost: $17.00 D3– AHA Health Care Provider CPR Instructor: Mr. Herman Handstede HS Library, Wed. Oct. 8, 6:30—9:30 p.m. Cost: $22.00

Wellness & Fitness

A Liability Waiver is required for all exercise classes. E1 – Body Sculpture Register early for this very popular class! Class will strengthen and tone your muscles through the use of exercise balls, hand weights and non-weight bearing equipment. Bring your personal equipment (mat, weights, balls) as equipment to lend is limited. This class is co-ed. Instructor: Ashley Melby HS Cafe, T/Th, Sept. 23, 12 wks, 5:30-6:30 p.m. Cost: $46 (62+ $40) Please note: this class will not be held Oct. 16 and Nov 27.

E2- Aqua Aerobics This is an upbeat, physical water workout at the Havre City Pool. Water buoyancy has been shown to make exercise less stressful on the body’s joints thus getting the benefit of aerobics without the stress on the body. Non-swimmers are welcome. Co-ed class. Instructor: Crysandra Allard Havre City Pool, M/W, Oct. 20 , 8 wks, 8:00—9:00 p.m. Cost: $32.00 (62+ $28.00) Please note: this class will not be held Nov 26.

E3– Zumba Founded in 2001, Zumba Fitness is a global lifestyle brand that fuses fitness, entertainment and culture into an exhilarating dance-fitness sensation? Zumba exercise classes are “fitness-parties” that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography, for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration. Bring towel and water bottle. Instructor: Kathy Kostelnik HS Café, T/Th, Sept. 23, 12 wks. 7:00—8:00 p.m. Cost: $46.00 (62+$20.00) Please note: this class will not be held Oct. 16 and Nov 27.

E4– Reflexology & Foot Massage Are your feet tired, sore, and achy? Reflexology is the application of appropriate pressure to specific points and areas. Foot reflexology massage can be deeply relaxing and therapeutic. Bring these tired feet to class and learn the techniques for reflexology. Participants should wear comfortable clothing, bring a pillow and have clean feet please. Keri Woodwick—LMT—Tender Touch Massage MS Lib., Wed. Oct. 8, 6:30—9:00 p.m. Cost: $9.50

Great Outdoors F1 – Bear Paw Hike Enjoy the beauty of nature and the splendor of fall colors with a guided tour of Beaver Creek Park by Charles Gallus. Bring a snack and water. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately. Participants will meet at HS west parking lot and will travel by vehicle/carpool to the Park. Instructor: Charles Gallus Sat., Oct. 4, 12:30-3:00 p.m. Cost: $7.00

All payments for classes are due to community education office by end of registration week. Thank –you!!

REGISTRATION SEPTEMBER Registration September 15—1915-19 G2—LEARN HOW TO PLAY PINOCHLE Need another new card game? Or tune up your skills? Come and learn to play Pinochle. A card F2—Hear the Elk Call A tremendously popular outing last year, don’t miss game for two to four people played with a special deck of 48 cards with points being scored by taking this amazing event. Travel to the Slippery Ann Elk tricks and forming certain combinations. Viewing Area located in the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge. Nearly 500 elk congregate Instructor: Sylvia Murray Senior Center, Mon., Oct. 20, 4 wks, 2:00-3:00 p.m. in this area offering spectacular wildlife viewing Cost: $10.00 opportunities. Transportation provided. Please bring a sack dinner. Meet at HS Parking Lot Sat., Sept. 28, 2:00—9:00 p.m. Cost: $22.00

Great Outdoors cont.

Hobbies G1—LEARN HOW TO PLAY CANASTA Need a new card game to play during these winter months? Or just a refresher for a game that you used to play. Come and learn to play Canasta. A card game for two to six players similar to rummy and requiring two decks of cards. Instructor: Sylvia Murray Senior Center, Mon., Sept. 22, 4 wks, 2:00-3:00 p.m. Cost: $10.00

We are always looking for coalition members. Contact Mary Owens at 265-6206 x 308

Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. The greatest thing in life is to keep your mind young. Henry Ford

Community Education Registration Fall 2014 Community Education Registration Form

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Please register September 15-19! All students must register prior to starting a class. In order Contact number ___________________________________ to prepare, instructors of all classes need to know how many students will be attending. Low enrollment may cause a class to be cancelled and several classes have limited enrollment available. If a class is cancelled, you will be notified. If you won’t be able to attend a class in Are you at least 18 years old? ______yes _____ no which you have registered for, please call and cancel so there is room for someone else. Classes are held at the High School (HS), Middle School (MS), Lincoln McKinley (LM), Sunnyside (SS), REFUND POLICY: Refunds will be made only if you notify the Highland Park (HP), North Central Senior Center, and the Community Pool. Please follow Instructions when registering for a class. Payment is due registration week. Liability waivers Community Education office at 265-4356 x 6716 five days prior to the class starting and ten days for classes involving are required for participation in Community Education classes. Students MUST be at least 18 years of age to participate in classes. the instructor purchasing supplies.