Adult Enrichment Winter 2013 Catalog

WAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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Contents Adult Enrichment Wellness .............................................. 1-12 Technology ........................................ 13-18 High School ....................................... 19-21 Learn ................................................. 22-27 Create ............................................... 28-30 Foods ................................................ 31-34 Courses at IOCP ............................... 35-36 Home Care ........................................ 37-39 Project SOAR .......................................... 40 Special .............................................. 41-43

Family Learning Center ........................... 45 WISHES .................................................. 46 Adult Basic Education ............................. 47 Community Resources ............................ 48 District Map ............................................. 49 Community Education Directory ............. 50 Course Index ........................................... 52 Registration Information ...................... 51

Catalog Credits Sandra Stevenson, Editor and Cover Design • Jamie Smith, Inside Layout

Welcome to Adult Enrichment!

We are pleased to present a wide variety of classes and learning opportunities in this catalog. These classes are intended for adults age 18 or older and most classes are not available to youth except where noted.

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Wellness Fit. Fabulous.

FAST! ZUMBA !

An exciting new workout that’s sweeping the nation! Zumba is a Latin inspired, dance fitness class incorporating international music and Latin dance movements for a dynamic workout. We will combine fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body and achieve a unique blended balance of cardio and muscle benefits. Dancers and non-dancers can master this class and have a great time. Achieve amazing results in a party-like atmosphere. Come, join the party!

All ZUMBA classes: • Youth age 15 - 17 may enroll if accompanied by a registered guardian • Central Middle School - Cafeteria • Instruction by Michele Engesser, a Certified ZUMBA instructor

Zumba! Join the party

ZUMBA - Take the Next Step!

This ZUMBA class is great for those who have taken a ZUMBA class or have a little dance experience. Youth age 15-17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian.

#ZUMBA-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 27 $79 for 9 classes

6-6:45 pm

#ZUMBA2-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 27 6:50-7:35 pm $79 for 9 classes

#ZUMBA-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 10-May 29 $69 for 8 classes

6-6:45 pm

#ZUMBA2-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 10-May 29 6:50-7:35 pm $69 for 8 classes

Fitness Boot Camp Student quotes: “It did what it promised.

Huge difference and benefit.” Enjoyed “her acceptance of different levels and her spirit.” “Thanks, Gretchen. Great job!”

Get motivated! Be held accountable! Join Fitness Boot Camp to achieve your fitness goals. All shapes, sizes and abilities are welcome. You WILL get a workout to achieve your goals! Cardiovascular and strength work will be incorporated in a variety of workouts.

Participants will receive before and after fitness assessments for measurable results.

All Fitness Boot Camp classes: • Dress comfortably and bring a yoga or exercise mat • Class meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings at Wayzata High School, Gyms 5 & 6, outdoors weather permitting • Taught by Gretchen Vandeputte, Certified Fitness Instructor

#BOOTCMP-W1-13 Tue/Thu, Jan. 3-Jan. 17 $49 for 5 classes

5:50-6:40 am

#BOOTCMP-W2-13 Tue/Thu, Jan. 22-Mar. 21 $165 for 18 classes

5:50-6:40 am

#BOOTCMP-SP1-13 Tue/Thu, Apr. 9-Jun. 6 No class May 30 $165 for 17 classes

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5:50-6:40 am

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Russian Kettlebell Training: Are You Serious About Getting in Shape?

Resist-a-Band fun, full body workout Resist-a-Band Full Body Workout Experience a fun, full body workout in 1 hour! Using resistance bands and energizing lively music, shape, tone, and contour every muscle group in your body.

You will feel better, look better, and stand taller. Class will be individualized; everyone benefits and progresses at their own level.

Wear comfortable clothing, bring water, mat, and your own resistance band. Resistance bands are available at Target and sporting goods stores. You can also buy online at: www.workoutz.com. Buy the moderate level band.

Achieve astonishingly rapid yet consistent gains in muscle strength, explosive power, energy and functional performance with a single, simple tool. This is a challenging form of training! Check with your doctor before you begin this class if necessary. Wear loose fitting clothes and bring water. Training is best done in bare feet or flat soled shoes.

Bring your own bells if you have them. Instructor is Roxanne, Altemeyer, Certified Kettlebell Instructor, Firefighter / EMT. #KETTLE-W1-13 Mondays, Jan. 28-Mar. 11 7:15-8:15 pm $59 for 7 classes MCEC, 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven-217

#RESIST-W1-13 Tuesdays, Feb. 5-Mar. 26 6:00-7:00 pm No class Feb. 26 & Mar. 5 $49 for 6 classes Central Middle School - Cafeteria Becky Nelson #RESIST-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 16-May. 28 6:00-7:00 pm $49 for 7 classes Central Middle School - Gym SmallCentral Middle School - Cafeteria Becky Nelson

Pilates Reformer - Beginner The unique Pilates Reformer plus Tower workouts include exercises that help with posture, total body strength with an emphasis on core training. Learn correct alignment, balance, flexibility and breathing techniques unique to Pilates. Pilates can help with back pain, joint pain and other issues.

Both sections: Note location is Pilates MN, 864 E Lake St., Wayzata. #REFBEG-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 29-Mar. 26 $165 for 9 classes

6:30-7:30 pm

#REFBEG-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 9-May 28 $145 for 8 classes

6:30-7:30 pm

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Pilates mat classes with Joan Mielke Nimerfroh What students say: “Joan is always changing it up to keep it interesting.”

“Joan is knowledgeable and adapts to students.” “Just an excellent class and instructor.”

• Youth age 15 to 17 may register when accompanied by a guardian who is also registered • Bring a Pilates or yoga mat and towel with you to class • Central Middle School - Wrestling Room • Joan Mielke Nimerfroh is a Stott Certified instructor and personal trainer. She received her training Pilates training through Moria Stott.

Pilates Core Focus on the basic Pilates core work. Class is designed to master the correct movement of the body to achieve the most out of all types of Pilates classes and other fitness classes. Improve balance, strength and learn modifications for all levels.

Pilates Challenge You’ve mastered the basics. Now take it to the next level and develop new skills. Incorporate abdominals into all your daily activities. This class is designed to bring your abs to new strength. Bands, large and small balls are used to add challenge. Experience is recommended. #PILCHL-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 23-Mar. 20 7:00-8:00 pm $99 for 9 classes #PILCHL-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 10-May. 29 7:00-8:00 pm $89 for 8 classes

Pilates Summer Wear comfortable clothes and bring a towel and an exercise mat. Some experience with Pilates is required. #PILSUM-SU1-13 Wednesdays, Jun. 12-Jul. 24 6:15-7:15 pm No class Jul. 3 $65 for 6 classes

#PILCOR-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 23-Mar. 20 6:00-7:00 pm $99 for 9 classes #PILCOR-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 10-May 29 6:00-7:00 pm $89 for 8 classes

Refund Policy Refunds, less $5 cancellation fee, are given when an enrollment is withdrawn at least 3 business days before the start of class, 7 days for cooking classes. Call 763-745-5213.

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Yoga Classes Stretch. Flex. Breathe!

Join yogastudio for yoga classes taught by certified instructors.

All classes: • Location: yogastudio, 3900 Vinewood Lane, Plymouth • Dress lightly, bring water, and a mat or large towel. Mat may be rented for $1/class.

• Youth age 16 to17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian.

Hot Yoga All Hot Yoga classes: $59 for 5 classes Hot Fitness Yoga takes place in a heated studio (100 - 105 degrees) for deeper stretching, detoxification, stress relief and injury prevention. All levels of participants are welcome to attend. Please arrive 15 minutes early for your first class. #HOTYOGA-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 22 - Feb. 19 6:30 - 7:45 pm #HOTYOGA-W2-13 Tuesdays, Feb. 26 - Mar. 26 6:30 - 7:45 pm #HOTYOGA-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 2 - Apr. 30

6:30 - 7:45 pm

#HOTYOGA-SP2-13 Tuesdays, May 7 - Jun. 4

6:30 - 7:45 pm

Pigs Fly Yoga All Pigs Fly classes: $39 for 5 classes Are you curious but a little scared about trying yoga? Maybe you would benefit from the enhanced flexibility, strength and breathing benefits of yoga. Cute outfits are not required. #PGSFLY-W1-13 Thursdays, Jan. 24 - Feb. 21 5:35 - 6:15 pm #PGSFLY-W2-13 Thursdays, Feb. 28 - Mar. 28 5:35 - 6:15 pm

Yoga helps you breathe better

#PGSFLY-SP1-13 Thursdays, Apr. 4 - May 2

5:35 - 6:15 pm

#PGSFLY-SP2-13 Thursdays, May 9 - Jun. 6

5:35 - 6:15 pm

Community Use of School Facilities Does your group need a place to meet annually, monthly, weekly or intermittently? Consider Wayzata School District facilities. District facilities are just around the corner or down the road, professionally staffed and reasonably priced. Classroom and meeting rooms are readily available. For more information, call 763-745-5263.

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Nordic walk your way to good health

Nordic Walking with Linda Lemke • • • • •

Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather. We will be going outdoors.

Youth age 15 to 17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian.

LEKI Nordic Walking poles will be provided for use during the class.

Do not bring valuables with you to class as the room will not be locked while you walk.

Check out the slideshow on www.youtube.com, search on “ Nordic Walking Poles, all the buzz!”

• $35 for 3 classes • Central Middle School - A205 Become a Nordic Walker!

Empower your walk with Nordic Walking poles and turn it into a total body workout, engaging up to 90% of your muscles while increasing your heart rate and calorie burn.

Walk tall and enjoy the natural rhythm of Nordic Walking while relieving the stress on your lower joints. You will learn safe and effective Nordic Walking technique. #NRDWLK-SP1-13 Mondays, Apr. 15-Apr. 29

6:30-7:30 pm

Proactive Aging Through Nordic Walking Stay active to stay mobile! The simple addition of Nordic Walking poles to your daily walk will create an all-body workout while adding stability, increasing your calorie burn and improving your posture and back health.

It’s easy, it’s fun, and I promise you’ll never walk the old fashioned way again! #NORDAGE-SP1-!3 Tuesdays, May 14-May 28

6:30-7:30 pm

Let’s Hike! Fun, Friends & Fitness We are the Outdoor Health Club. We meet Monday and Thursday evenings at a variety of parks, parkways and wildlife sanctuaries to help you do your fitness walking on one of more than 100 local trails around the Twin Cities. Then join us for a healthy picnic or potluck. On weekends we venture farther away to places like Red Wing’s Barn Bluff, White Water State Park and Jay Cooke State Park. We have nearly 170 events per year. We will walk at the first meeting so dress accordingly. Learn easy tips to stay healthier longer and have fun in the process. #HIKE-SP1-13 Wednesday, May 1 $15 for 1 class Central Middle School-A204 Kent Barker

7:00-8:30 pm

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Intro to Rock Climbing Join this beginning-level class and learn the basics of indoor rock climbing. Start by learning essential rock climbing skills such as knot tying, belaying, bouldering, climbing commands, gear management, and risk management. Learn to maximize your climbing performance by learning techniques in balance, body position, and footwork. Emphasis will be placed on providing a safe and enjoyable experience in a comfortable, controlled setting. At the end of this 3 week class, you will have the necessary skills to belay and climb safely on your own in the facility. Please note that a waiver, provided at the first class, is required. Youth age 14 - 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian. Class meets at Vertical Endeavors – Minneapolis, 2540 Nicollet Ave. S., Minneapolis. #ROCK-W1-13 Wednesdays, Feb. 6-20 7:00-9:00 pm $59 for 3 classes Vertical Endeavors - Minneapolis

#ROCK-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 24-May 8 7:00-9:00 pm $59 for 3 classes Vertical Endeavors - Minneapolis

Alexander Technique Classes • Instructor is Lisa Galbraith Heyl, a certified teacher of Alexander Technique. Lisa is a teaching member of the American Society of the Alexander Technique and has been teaching for over 24 years.

• Location is MCEC (Minnetonka Community Education Center), 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven, 55331 - Room 217 Alexander Technique FREE Lecture and Demonstration What is the Alexander Technique? Join this free demonstration class and find out! Explore this 100 year old kinesthetic re-education technique that helps bring about mind/ body integration, releases unnecessary tension and stress that may cause injuries. Enhance your quality of life and performance in sports or physical activities. Benefits include: increased energy, better balance and coordination, improved breathing and posture and changes in mental clarity and moods. #ALEX-W1-13 Wednesday, Jan. 23 FREE - 1 class

6:00-7:00 pm

Alexander Technique This is the 6 week class that follows the free demonstration class. Class includes individual instruction in a group setting and one 15-minute private lesson. #ALEX-W2-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 6 6:00-7:30 pm $55 for 6 classes

Alexander Technique - Continuing Continue to learn more about the Alexander Technique. Use it consciously in your daily life to assist in making healthier mind/body choices, lower your stress, improve your posture and quality of life as you continue to master the technique for yourself. Class includes individual instruction in a group setting and one 15-minute lesson. #ALEXCNT-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 6 7:30-9:00 pm $55 for 6 classes

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Wellness Comes in a Class Janice Novak classes: • Janice regularly presents health segments on television and radio, including a guest spot on the Oprah Winfrey Show discussing her book, “Posture, Get It Straight!”

• Youth 16 and 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian • $35 for 1 class • Central Middle School - Media Center Presentation Area except where noted Janice Novak Hips, Thighs and Otherwise

Absolutely Abdominal

We have become a nation of professional sitters, causing lower body muscles to weaken and sag. In this workshop you will: learn Janice’s “10 Minute Miracle Exercise” series to strengthen lower body muscles quickly and, in the process, increase metabolism and bone density; decrease 2 inches off saddlebag area in 2 weeks; trim inches off lower body by getting rid of excess water weight; practice a breathing technique to stimulate fat metabolism; and find acupressure points for lymph circulation and drainage. If you don’t have the time, money or inclination to haul yourself to the gym several times a week, you will love these powerful and effective techniques. Bring a mat to class. $3 supply fee is payable to instructor at class - bring exact amount please.

We all have four layers of abdominal muscles, each with fibers running in a different direction. This criss-crossing pattern shapes your midsection and supports the lower back. There are many reasons why the abs can weaken and “lose shape”: past pregnancies, abdominal surgery, sitting for hours a day at a desk, just to name a few. Learn how to strengthen all four layers of ab muscle, reshape your waistline and check overstretched abdominal connective tissue from pregnancies. (If you have this issue, it will change how you do abdominal exercises.) Get a tummy tuck without surgery and find relief from lower back discomfort to boot! Learn how to strengthen and flatten your abdomen quickly, effectively and in a very functional way. Come in loose clothing and be prepared to exercise. Bring a mat.

#THIGHS-W1-13 Monday, Feb. 11

6:30 - 8:00 pm

#ABAB-W1-13 Monday, Mar. 18

6:30 - 8:00 pm

Win the Battle of the Bulging Belly Do your pants fit fine in the morning, but by mid-afternoon the waistband squeezes like a tourniquet? Or that no matter how many crunches you do, your stomach still hangs out?

Getting rid of a potbelly or baby fat requires more than just doing abdominal exercises. Join this seminar and learn the main causes and 6 strategies for getting rid of belly bloat. Wear comfy clothes as we will do a few ab exercises designed to strengthen all 4 layers of abdominal muscle. If you liked Absolutely Abdominals, you will love this class (it is completely different)! Men are welcome and encouraged to attend! #BLYBLG-S1-13 Monday, Apr. 22 6:30 - 8:00 pm Central Middle School - A201

See page 36 for daytime classes offered by Janet.

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Nutritional Weight & Wellness Classes • Developed by licensed nutritionist and delivered by nutrition educator • Qualify for CEUs - RNs are responsible for determining whether this course meets their needs • $29 for 1 class Going Gluten Free the Healthy Way

Foods to Reduce Pain and Inflammation

30% of people have a gluten sensitivity. Gluten free books, products and menus have become popular. But what is gluten? What foods contain gluten? How do you know if you have a gluten sensitivity? Join Nutritional Weight & Wellness and learn the body signs that indicate you might have a gluten sensitivity and understand the gluten connection to health problems. Discover hidden sources of gluten in common foods and ingredients. You can make gluten free eating simple and easy with the meal planning, shopping tips and recipes provided in this class. Class qualifies for 2.4 CEUs for registered nurses. Class developed by licensed nutritionist and delivered by nutrition educator.

Do you have stiff joints, achy muscles and inflammation? Your food choices affect pain and inflammation levels more than you realize. Learn the importance of balancing blood sugar to manage inflammation. Understand why processed carbohydrates increase pain and inflammation and discuss how to replace processed foods with real foods. Discover the role of therapeutic Omega 3 fats and key minerals, such as magnesium. Class qualifies for 2.4 CEUs for registered nurses.

#GLUTEN-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 19 $29 for 1 class Central Middle School-A201

7:00-9:00 pm

Hot Flash: Solutions for Peri-Menopause & Menopause Looking for a natural way to manage hot flashes, mood swings, insomnia and weight gain without the possible dangerous side effects of traditional hormone replacement therapy? Learn how nutrition and lifestyle can minimize your symptoms and help you avoid long-term health problems. Learn why balanced eating with real foods and good fats supports hormone balance. Understand how eating refined carbohydrates and trans-fats increases menopause symptoms. Learn how key nutritional supplements can eliminate hot flashes, sleepless nights and low moods.

Nutrition and self-care become more important at this time of life. This class allows time for answers to your menopause questions. #HOT-W1-13 Monday, Feb. 25 6:00-9:00 pm $45 for 1 class MCEC, 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven-217

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#PAIN-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21 12:00-2:00 pm IOCP Family Service & Learning Center

Balanced Foods for Balanced Moods Reduce negative moods, increase energy, enhance positive thoughts, improve memory and manage stress through balanced eating.

Learn the biochemical connection to cravings and how poor intestinal health creates low moods. Choose foods to optimize production of neurotransmitters such as serotonin and watch your mood swings disappear.

Class qualifies for 2.4 CEUs for registered nurses. #BLFD-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 25 Central Middle School-A202

7:00-9:00 pm

The Food Connection to ADD/ADHD Inattentiveness, difficulty concentrating and managing time, inability to start or finish projects, and other symptoms of ADD affect increasing numbers of children and adults.

Fortunately, nutrition can help re-balance brain chemistry. Even small dietary changes can improve focus and follow-through. Class qualifies for 2.4 CEUs for registered nurses. #FDADD-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 11 7:00-9:00 pm MCEC, 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven–205

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Self Defense for Women This class is for women of high school age (18+) or older who want to have greater confidence in their ability to defend themselves.

Students will learn about awareness, prevention, risk reduction and effective self-defense techniques. This is a great class for mothers and daughters, travel buddies, and collegebound students. This is a hands-on, active class; wear exercise/comfortable clothing.

The instructors are Bill Cole and Lindy Hensley (3rd and 1st degree black belts, Song Moo Kwan Tae Kwan Do). #DEFENSE-W1-13 Saturdays, Feb. 16 & 23 8:00-9:30 am $80 for 2 classes MCEC, 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven Bill Cole

Learn effective defense techniques in two classes

Lose Weight …

Kick the Habit with Group Hypnosis Hypnosis is effective, relaxing, and you will be in control at all times. Fee includes a CD and lifetime membership card for reinforcement, allowing you to attend future seminars free. Students interested in both classes must register for both classes. See website for more detail: www.hypnosisclinic.net.

• Fee for each class: $65/person for 1 class and lifetime membership • Location is Central Middle School, Media Center • Youth age 11 and older may register when accompanied by a registered guardian • Bring a pillow, blanket or bean bag chair for added comfort • Taught by Mary Fischer, Ph.D. (Doctorate of Clinical Hypnotherapy) Schedule: • 6:00: Check-in • 6:30 – 7:15: Introduction for both classes • 7:15-8:00: Weight loss hypnosis (smokers will take a 45 minute break, off school grounds, to have a last cigarette) • 8:00-9:00: Stop smoking hypnosis Group Hypnosis for Weight Loss Control your eating habits and stop cravings.

Learn to desire the right foods. Get motivated to exercise and drink more water. #HYPWT-W1-13 Monday, Jan. 28

6:00-9:00 pm

#HYPWT-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16

6:00-9:00 pm

Stop Smoking or Chewing Tobacco with Hypnosis If you are ready to quit smoking and chewing, hypnosis can help you stop immediately with little, if any, withdrawals or weight gain. #HYPSMK-W1-13 Monday, Jan. 28

6:00-9:00 pm

#HYPSMK-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16

6:00-9:00 pm

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Let’s Dance!

Jay Dudding’s Dance Classes Jay Dudding is one of the best dance instructors in the metro area! Receive individual attention in a group setting. If you cannot attend one of the scheduled weekly sessions, you may attend at another location that same week. Ask Jay about dates and locations.

Dudding’s dance classes: • Youth age 16 - 17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian • Locations vary – check the class • Singles welcome

Latin Style Nightclub Dancing This dance class is just plain fun and will get you out onto the dance floor! Learn the Rumba and Night Club Two Step dances that will provide you with a sequence of steps to wow your friends and associates. Jay will also instruct you on Under Arm Turns, Cross Over Breaks, and Around the World dance steps. #NGTCLB-W1-13 Mondays, Jan. 28-Feb. 11 6:30-8:00 pm $35 for 3 classes Central Middle School-Cafeteria #NGTCLB-SP1-13 Mondays, Apr. 15-Apr. 29 6:30-8:00 pm $35 for 3 classes Central Middle School-Cafeteria

First Wedding Dance Wow your guests with your first dance at your wedding or special occasion. Get your feet moving to the Waltz, East Coast Swing, Rumba, and Hustle. Jay specializes in choreographing wedding dances. Bring the whole family so you will all be comfortable on the dance floor. Reviewing the dance steps taught each week is what makes the students more successful and comfortable on the dance floor. #WEDD-SP1-13 Tuesdays, May 7-May 21 7:45-9:00 pm $29 per person MCEC Gym-4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven

Anyone can learn to dance Swing and Ballroom Dance: Let’s Begin Learn the East Coast Swing, Hustle, and Waltz. The East Coast Swing is also called the Jitterbug, the official “sock hop” dance.

In addition you will learn the Cuddle, Hammerlock, Kansas City and the Sweetheart.

These classes: • $29 per person • MCEC Gym - 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven #SWING1-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 22-Feb. 12

6:30-7:45 pm

#SWING1-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 16-Apr. 30

6:30-7:45 pm

Swing and Ballroom Dance: Let’s Continue Continue to perfect your East Coast Swing, Hustle, and Waltz and other dance steps with Jay Dudding.

These classes: • $29 per person • MCEC Gym - 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven #SWING2-W1-13 Tuesdays, Feb. 19-Mar. 5

6:30-7:45 pm

#SWING2-SP1-13 Tuesdays, May 7-May 21

6:30-7:45 pm

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Latin Dance - Let’s Begin Learn Rumba, Salsa and Cha-Cha! By the end of the class you will know how to perform the box step, Parallel and Crossover Breaks, Under Arm Turns and Cross Body Leads for all three dances. You’ll also learn the Tango, a dance that will introduce the Promenade Open Flare and Corte, and the Samba, which will provide you with a sequence of steps to wow your friends and associates!

These classes: • $29 per person • MCEC Gym - 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven #LATIN1-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 22-Feb. 12

7:45-9:00 pm

#LATIN1-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 16-Apr. 30

7:45-9:00 pm

Latin Dance: Let’s Continue Continue to perfect your Rumba, Salsa, Cha-Cha and Tango steps with Jay leading the way.

Prerequisite: Latin Dance, Let’s Begin.

These classes: • $29 per person • MCEC Gym - 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven #LATIN2-W1-13 Tuesdays, Feb. 19-Mar. 5

7:45-9:00 pm

Monica Mohn’s Dance Classes Monica Mohn has over 18 years of ballroom dance experience, earning 3 “USA Dance” National Ballroom Dance titles and numerous dance awards.

She teaches a variety of dance styles from Ballroom to Line Dance. Her Monica Mohn passion and enthusiasm for dance make her classes fun and dance easy to learn! Mohn’s classes: • Central Middle School - Cafeteria “Bad” Dance Line In the immortal words of Michael Jackson: “Well they say the sky’s the limit and to me that’s really true but my friend you have seen nothing just wait ‘til I get through.”

You read it right ... satisfy your inner “baddie” with this classic Michael Jackson song. Slap on your silver glove and join Monica for 1-1/2 hours of fun and great exercise. Don’t forget to bring your ‘tude ... you’re gonna need it! Youth age 15 and 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian. Register a child for a discounted price of $9 by calling 763-745-5213. #BAD-W1-13 Saturday, Jan. 26 10:30 am-12:00 pm $15 for 1 class

Country Line Dancing What students say about Monica’s classes: “Fun! Great teacher for average dancers like me.” “Monica made the dance easy and fun. She used great examples so anyone could try it.” “I love her energy and knowledge.”

Learn the classics: Tush Push, Honky Tonk Stomp and the Electric Slide. Join this 90minute class for some foot stompin’ fun!

Youth age 15 and 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian. Register a child for a discounted price of $9 by calling 763-745-5213. #CTYLN-W1-13 Saturday, Mar. 2 $15 for 1 class

10:30 am-12:00 pm

Social Dance – 1960s Madmen Style!

Re-live the 1960’s Madmen style … but without the drinking and smoking! Whether you are fan of the TV show or just want to try something a bit different, this 2-hour workshop is devoted to 3 dances that were popular with the “in” crowd of Madison Avenue.

Learn the Bossa Nova, Mambo and the Cha Cha Cha - and be prepared for a great time.

Because of the nature of the dances, this is a couples only class. #MADMEN-SP1-13 Saturday, Apr. 13 10:00 am-12:00 pm $39/couple for 1 class

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Kung Fu Classes Great Parent – Child Fitness!

Kung Fu is more than just kicking, punching, and self-defense. Join us and learn awareness of self and surroundings while improving self-esteem, confidence and, yes, becoming more physically fit. Learn the lifelong benefits of this ancient Chinese art. Parents: don’t just sit on the sidelines. Register and participate with your child in class. Instruction is supervised but may not be delivered by Al Lam. Al Lam has studied Kung Fu since age 8, is a certified instructor with over 35 years of experience, and continues to train in China.

All classes: • $79/per person; 2nd Night Option only additional $29 • Central Middle School, Wrestling Room • Optional uniform and certification for white to black belt available for additional fees • Wear loose, comfortable clothing to class • No class July 2, 2013 Kung Fu Wu Shu - Beginner & White Belt Adult & Youth Join this fun, non-competitive, full-participation class. This class is designed for youth beginners, ages 5 and older, and adults. * Class time is 6:15 - 7:00 pm #KFBEG-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - Mar. 12 #KFBEG-W2-13 Thursdays, Jan. 31 - Mar. 14 #KFBEG-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 16 - May 28 #KFBEG-SP2-13 Thursdays, Apr. 11 - May 23

Kung Fu Wu Shu 2nd Blue to Black Belt

#KFBEGSU1-13 Tuesdays, Jun. 11 - Jul. 30

This class is a continuation of the Kung Fu Wu Shu Yellow to Blue Belt class. * Class time is 7:45 – 8:30 pm

Kung Fu Wu Shu Yellow to Blue Belt

#KFBB-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - Mar. 12

This class is a continuation of the Kung Fu Wu Shu Beginner & White Belt class. * Class time is 7:00 – 7:45 pm

#KFBB-W2-13 Thursdays, Jan. 31 - Mar. 14 #KFBB-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 16 - May 28

#KFYB-W1-13 Tuesdays, Jan. 29 - Mar. 12

#KFBB-SP2-13 Thursdays, Apr. 11 - May. 23

#KFYB-W2-13 Thursdays, Jan. 31 - Mar. 14

#KFBB-SU1-13 Tuesdays, Jun. 11 - Jul. 30

#KFYB-SP1-13 Tuesdays, Apr. 16 - May 28 #KFYB-SP2-13 Thursdays, Apr. 11 - May 23 #KFYB-SU1-13 Tuesdays, Jun. 11 - Jul. 30

Kung Fu: 2nd Night Option Ramp up your training and progress at a faster rate! Register for this section and you can attend both Tuesdays AND Thursdays.

You must be registered for your regular class before registering for this 2nd Night Option. #KF2-W1-13 $29 for 2nd night instruction #KF2-SP1-13 $29 for 2nd night instruction

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Technology Meet Your Technology Instructors!

Andrea Lee Formerly a 7th grade English teacher, Andrea Lee has taught adult education computer classes for the last 5 years. She greatly enjoys helping adults better utilize and understand the wonders of today’s technology.

What her students say about Andrea: • “This hands-on approach is exactly what I needed. Thank you!”

• “Very knowledgeable. Clear explanations.

Great class!”

Ron Timm Ron Timm, Ph.D., has been a professional photographer for 20 years, is an international photography judge, has been a teacher for over 20 years, is president of the Camera Council, and is director of a photography judging school.

What his students say about Ron: • “I really appreciated his patience.”

• “Ron really knows what he’s talking about.”

Dave Zukor Dave is the Technology Integration Specialist for Wayzata Schools. He teaches teachers how to use technology to enhance their students’ experience and learning capacity. He believes in having fun with technology while learning valuable information.

What his students say about Dave: • “Dave is just great! He showed us what can be done with the iPad.” • “Very hands-on. I didn’t hesitate to ask questions.”

Hands-on computer classes take place in our new, comfortable computer lab (except for the iPad class which takes place in A410), that is closer to the entrance at Central Middle School.

For Beginners Computer Basics: Part 1 It’s never too late! Learn how to use the computer, mouse, keyboard, monitor, and printer.

You’ll create documents using Microsoft Word, save files, surf the internet, view videos and photos, and listen to music on the computer. This class is geared for the very beginner. #INTROPC-W1-13 Wednesday, Mar. 13 10:00 am-12:00 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School-Adult Computer Lab Ron Timm

Computer Basics: Part 2 This class is a follow up to the computer basics class that was offered in the fall. A review of the basics of function and operation of the personal computer will start the class followed by exposure to Microsoft Word, using email including attaching photos and files, creating an email address and address book, computer safety, and how to use the Internet to do research, view videos, watch television, banking, and how to back up files.

The computer basics class or some computer experience is a prerequisite for this class. #INTPC2-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 24 10:00 am-12:00 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School-Adult Computer Lab Ron Timm

Keyboarding Learn touch-typing (learn to type without looking at the keyboard) or improve your typing skills. Improve speed and accuracy as well as posture tips to minimize fatigue and help prevent carpal tunnel syndrome.

Online class. See all details at: www.ed2go.com/wayzata

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Take a Tour of Your iPad Bring your iPad to this workshop for some hands-on fun. We will explore how to use the iPad for many purposes, from email to using a variety of apps to music and movies.

We will learn how to organize apps and search for new ones, plus how to use the iTunes Store to find apps, music, and videos. Learn about tools like Calendar, Maps, the camera, and much more! Bring your iPad and all your cables so you can participate in our Tour of the iPad. Both iPad classes: • Note location: Central Middle School, Room A410 • $25 for 1 class • Instruction by Dave Zukor #IPAD-W1-13 Thursday, Feb. 7

6:30 - 8:30 pm

#IPAD-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 25

6:30 - 8:30 pm

iPhone 101 Want to use your iPhone more efficiently? Join this hands-on workshop and bring your iPhone to class along with your iTunes login and password. Andrea can address questions regarding iPhone 4S and 5. We will learn: “app” downloading, organization, maintenance, camera usage, photo emailing, messaging, calendar and contacts, podcast and music usage, navigating using the maps application, and more. Be sure to bring your iPhone and a list of your questions. Andrea will assist you one-on-one.

Both iPhone classes: • Note location: Central Middle School, Computer Lab • $39 for 1 class • Instruction by Andrea Lee #IPHONE-W1-13 Monday, Jan. 28

9:30 - 11:30 am

#IPHONE-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 18

9:30 - 11:30 am

#IPHONE-W2-13 Thursday, Feb. 28

7:00 - 9:00 pm

#IPHONE-SP2-13 Wednesday, May 1

7:00 - 9:00 pm

Mac, iPhone, and iPad Programming The fastest-growing software market today involves mobile applications. Learn to use the free Xcode compiler and the Objective-C programming language to program your own apps that you can sell through Apple’s App Store, reaching millions of potential customers around the world. Start with the basic steps to writing any program, then progress to using Xcode— the same compiler that Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, and many other companies use to write programs and applications. Online class. See all details at: www.ed2go.com/wayzata

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Workplace Essentials Industry Standard Software, Updated Curriculum Master your computer skills using Windows 7 operating system, Microsoft Office 2010, and Labyrinth FastCourse curriculum. Labyrinth is a practical, professional, hands-on curriculum for quick skill mastery. You will be provided a manual for classroom use and you may purchase a manual to take home after class if you choose. Each manual covers all classes in a software series– e.g., Word FastCourse covers “Word Parts 1, 2 and 3.

All Microsoft Office classes: • Purchase manual after class for $15 if you wish • Taught by Andrea Lee

These classes take place at Central Middle School, Community Education Computer Lab Microsoft Word 2010: Part 2 Expand your knowledge of Word 2010 by learning how to utilize Word’s editing and proofreading tools, create custom tab stops, use bulleted and numbered lists, create/ modify/format tables, insert columns/rows, apply borders and shading, and more. Prerequisite: Word 2010 Level 1 or basic knowledge of Microsoft Word 2010.

• Fee for Word Part 2 classes: $55 for 1 class #WRDPT2-W1-13 Wednesday, Feb. 27 #WRDPT2-W2-13 Tuesday, Mar. 12

Microsoft Word 2010: Part 1 Master Word basics in this hands-on class.

Master the Ribbon and learn how to utilize the quick access toolbar and mini toolbars to increase productivity.

Learn how to create, format, save, and print documents. Students will also learn how to set margins/orientation, cut/copy/move/paste text, create envelopes, print, and much more.

• Fee for Word Part 1 classes: $55 for 1 class #WRDPT1-W1-13 Wednesday, Feb. 13 #WRDPT1-W2-13 Monday, Feb. 25 #WRDPT1-SP1-13 Monday, Apr. 29 #WRDPT1-SP2-13 Thursday, May 9

9:30 am-12:30 pm 6:00-9:00 pm 9:30 am-12:30 pm 6:00-9:00 pm

#WRDPT2-SP1-13 Tuesday, May 7 #WRDPT2-SP2-13 Wednesday, May 15

9:30 am-12:30 pm 6:00-9:00 pm 9:30 am-12:30 pm 6:00-9:00 pm

Microsoft Word 2010: Part 3 Mail Merge Create professional-looking mailing labels, nametags, envelopes, mailing lists and form letters using Word’s mail merge feature. You can create your address list in Word, or import it from Excel, Access, or Outlook. You can even add clip art to your mailing labels!

Prerequisite: Word 2010 Level 1 or basic knowledge of Microsoft Word 2010 • Fee for Word Part 3 classes: $39 for 1 class #WRDPT3-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 14

9:30-11:30 am

#WRDPT3-SP1-13 Thursday, May 23

9:30-11:30 am

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Microsoft Excel 2010: Part 1 Gain a solid understanding of the basics of Excel, a powerful spreadsheet application. You will learn how to navigate around in Excel; use the Ribbon to issue commands, insert, delete, rearrange, and rename worksheets.

You’ll also learn to enter data, delete and replace cell entries, work with number and text formatting, cut/copy/paste/move entries, format worksheets, and apply borders and fills to cells. By class’s end, you will also be able to print, save, and close your workbook for easy retrieval.

• Fee for Excel Part 1 classes: $55 for 1 class #EXCPT1-W1-13 Thursday, Jan. 31 #EXCPT1-W2-13 Tuesday, Feb. 5 #EXCPT1-W3-13 Wednesday, Mar. 6 #EXCPT1-W4-13 Tuesday, Mar. 26 #EXCPT1-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16

These classes take place at Central Middle School, Community Education Computer Lab Microsoft Excel 2010: Part 2 Expand your Excel skills to work with formulas and functions, modify and copy formulas, and create formulas with the IF function. This hands-on course will help improve your work productivity. You will also learn how to manipulate worksheets, format/hide columns and rows, create/size/move charts.

Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Level 1 or basic knowledge of Excel.

• Fee for Excel Part 2 classes: $55 for 1 class #EXCPT2-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 12

6:00-9:00 pm

#EXCPT2-W2-13 Thursday, Feb. 14

9:30 am-12:30 pm

9:30 am-12:30 pm

#EXCPT2-W3-13 Tuesday, Mar. 19

6:00-9:00 pm

9:30 am-12:30 pm

#EXCPT2-SP1-13 Monday, Apr. 22

6:00-9:00 pm

6:00-9:00 pm

#EXCPT2-SP2-13 Wednesday, May 8

9:30 am-12:30 pm

#EXCPT2-SP3-13 Tuesday, May 21

6:00-9:00 pm

6:00-9:00 pm

6:00-9:00 pm

#EXCPT1-SP2-13 Wednesday, Apr. 17

9:30 am-12:30 pm

#EXCPT1-SP3-13 Tuesday, Apr. 30

9:30 am-12:30 pm

Microsoft Excel 2010: Part 3 Introduction to PivotTables, PivotChart, and Macros Are you ready for some advanced topics in Excel? Learn how to use the tools Excel offers in analyzing data: PivotTables and PivotCharts. PivotTables provide a structure for organizing lists of information and formatting, sorting, and filtering data. Create pivot tables and change their fields, create pivot charts from a pivot table or worksheet data, set macro security to protect workbook data, and add custom macro task buttons to worksheets. Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Level 2 or intermediate knowledge of Excel.

• Fee for Excel Part 3 classes: $39 for 1 class #EXCPT3-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21

9:30-11:30 am

#EXCPT3-SP1-13 Thursday, May 23

7:00-9:00 pm

Refund Policy Refunds, less $5 cancellation fee, are given when an enrollment is withdrawn at least 3 business days before the start of class, 7 days for cooking classes. Call 763-745-5213.

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PowerPoint 2010: Part 1 Learn PowerPoint and begin building impressive graphics presentations. In this course, you will learn how to navigate through PowerPoint using document themes and utilizing the Ribbon.

You will be able to add slides, create bulleted lists, copy text, print, rearrange slides, and more. By the end of this class, you will be able to create your first presentation.

• Fee for these PowerPoint classes: $39 for 1 class #PPPT1-W1-13 Thursday, Feb. 7

9:30-11:30 am

#PPPT1-W2-13 Wednesday, Mar. 20

7:00-9:00 pm

These classes take place at Central Middle School, Community Education Computer Lab PowerPoint 2010: Part 2 Ready to take your presentations to the next level? Want to really grab your audience’s attention? Learn how to add graphics, customize your slide backgrounds, animate your text, add sound effects, insert graphs/charts/ smartart, change your slide transitions, and more. Prerequisite: PowerPoint 2010 Level 1 or basic knowledge of PowerPoint.

• Fee for these PowerPoint classes: $39 for 1 class #PPPT2-W1-13 Thursday, Feb. 28 #PPPT2-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 17

9:30-11:30 am 7:00-9:00 pm

Digital Photos Digital Camera 101 Unlock the potential of your digital camera in this beginner’s workshop with an expert photographer. Discover how digital cameras work: using a zoom lens, deleting photos, viewing your shots. Learn how to take better photos in the “field.” Master: downloading, cataloging, printing, and emailing your photos, plus a quick intro to image editing. Leave class able to get the max out of your digital camera. Bring with you to class: digital camera with fully charged battery, manual. #DGTCAM-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 17 7 - 8:30 pm Central Middle School, Room A201 Saturday, Apr. 20 Location determined by class

1 - 3:00 pm

Wednesday, Apr. 24 7 - 8:30 pm Central Middle School, Room A201

Learn how to take great pictures and then make them better

$49 for 3 classes Ron Timm

Picasa: Free and Easy Image Editing Software Picasa is a free image editing software download from Google and is an excellent tool for the beginner. In this hands-on class you will learn how to use Picasa for editing, resizing, making slide shows, collages, printing and sending photos to free photo storage on the internet or to your friends. #PICASA-SP1-13 Wednesday, May 15 10:00 am-12:00 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School-Adult Computer Lab Ron Timm

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Social Networking, Buying & Selling Social Networking 101: Facebook and LinkedIn

eBay and Craigslist 101

Interested in the social networking phenomenon? Learn Facebook and LinkedIn basics.

In Facebook, you will learn how to update your status, manage your timeline, tag photos and posts, send messages, search for connections, add/delete/restrict relationships, add photos/videos, etc. In LinkedIn, students will learn how to add resumes, search for jobs, add/delete contacts, research companies, and write/manage endorsements. Students may set up accounts during class if they wish and will receive hands-on time with the instructor to work on any individual questions or issues. Social networking safety and privacy issues will also be fully explored. You must have an email address.

These classes: • $39 for 1 class • Andrea Lee #SOCNET-W1-13 Monday, Mar. 25

9:30-11:30 am

#SOCNET-SP1-13 Tuesday, May 7

7:00-9:00 pm

Find out how to buy and sell on eBay cyberspace’s garage sale! This informationpacked and hands-on class includes information on: making wise and safe purchases, learning the elements of effective selling, how to assess demand for your produce, how to establish an eBay identity, pricing your item, writing a description, adding a photo, getting higher bids, collecting payment, understanding the shipping process, and avoiding beginners’ mistakes. We will also learn about Craigslist, which is a great local alternative to eBay and affordable option for large or heavy items that are difficult to ship. You can set up a buyer’s/seller’s account in class, but you must bring with you a credit card number, checking/routing number, phone, and your email address, login and password.

Prerequisite: Internet experience.

These eBay classes: • $39 for 1 class • Andrea Lee #EBAY1-W1-13 Tuesday, Jan. 29

7:00-9:00 pm

#EBAY1-W2-12 Monday, Feb. 4

9:30-11:30 am

#EBAY1-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 10

9:30-11:30 am

#EBAY1-SP2-13 Thursday, Apr. 18

7:00-9:00 pm

Beyond eBay: Converting Your Stuff into Cash If you have some experience selling on eBay and you now want to explore further online selling options, this is the class for you! In this tight economy, everyone can use a little extra cash. Do you have items such as books, movies, or CDs lying around? Do you wish you had a place to sell your handcrafted goods? Do you want to find local buyers for your stuff? In this class students will learn how to set up an eBay shop, sell from Amazon, Facebook Marketplace, Etsy, eBay Classifieds, Backpage, and more. Go beyond the basics and convert your “stuff” to cash! Prerequisite: It is recommended that students have taken “eBay and Craigslist 101” or have some experience buying and selling on eBay. These Beyond eBay classes: • $39 for 1 class • Andrea Lee #EBAY2-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 19

9:30-11:30 am

#EBAY2-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 23

7:00-9:00 pm

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High School ACT Preparation Workshop In this five-hour seminar, students will learn: • Strategies for using partial knowledge to eliminate wrong choices • Tips for improving in all four sub tests (English, Math, Reading and Science) • Tactics for using limited testing time • Take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience • Reduce test anxiety and gain confidence • Receive a comprehensive Study Guide and 24 practice test workouts with detailed answer explanations • Get suggestions for individualized study in the days leading up to the test Your student can perform better on the ACT with a little help and guidance

ACT Preparation Workshop Attention Juniors and Seniors: With a top score of 36 and the national average now at 21, a score increase of even one or two points on the ACT gives you a real advantage. This seminar is designed to help you do your personal best on the ACT. Motivational instruction and handson practice will help you understand your strengths and weaknesses. Bring 2 pencils, paper and calculator with you to the workshop. Register directly on line at: www.zaps.com, or call ZAPS to register at 1-877-927-8378 (toll free). #ACTPRP-W1-13 Mar. 6 & Mar. 7 3:30 - 6:00 pm Wayzata High School – Forum Room $99 for 2 classes

#ACTPRP-W2-13 Mar. 6 & Mar. 7 6:30 - 9:00 pm Wayzata High School – Forum Room $99 for 2 classes

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How to get in and pay for college

College Scholarships and Admissions Jason Lum sought and received $250,000 in scholarships and graduated from Harvard and Berkeley. He serves as CNBC’s contributing consultant on college admissions and financial aid and worked for Harvard University’s Admissions Office. Jason has been profiled by the Minneapolis- St. Paul StarTribune, CBS news, CBS radio, and more. Go to www.ScholarEdge.com to learn more about Jason.

Students say: “Just excellent!” “Jason is knowledgeable and passionate.” “Very knowledgeable and an excellent presenter.”

“Appreciated his personal anecdotes.”

All classes: • Youth under age 18 must be accompanied by an enrolled guardian • $35 fee includes one parent and one child in same household • Call 763-745-5213 if you wish to enroll an additional person • Jason will have copies of his book, “Help!: Straight Talk for Surviving the College Search,” available for optional purchase; no pressure or obligation • Learn more at: www.ScholarEdge.com • Central Middle School - Media Center Presentation Area How to Win College Scholarships When costs for a four-year college education can exceed $200,000, scholarships become essential. To get a scholarship must your student be an academic or athletic superstar? Must you “know the right people”?

The answer is - no! Join this class and hear Jason’s unique story. #SCHOLR-W1-13 Tuesday, Mar. 12

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7:00 - 9:00 pm

College Scholarships: What You Need to Know and Do in Middle School It is never too early to plan for paying for college. In fact, some of America’s top scholarship winners plan how to create their applications before attending high school! Join Jason Lum and learn what they know. This course is designed specifically for middle school students and parents who are wondering what to do in high school to improve their chances of winning scholarship money.

Jason will provide tips and advice on what to do and what not to do in high school to improve the chances for success when applying for scholarships. #SCHMDL-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 14

7:00 - 9:00 pm

How to Get Into Top Colleges!: Admissions Tips from a Harvard Grad Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Columbia, Berkeley. Getting into top universities often opens the doors to prestigious and lucrative careers.

The competition to get into the schools is at an all-time high. Even the best students with high GPAs and strong ACT scores are confronting unprecedented competition. Yet very few students have a strategy to tackle the very demanding admissions process. Find out what admissions committees from top colleges are looking for, and more important, mistakes that even top applicants make that severely hurt their chances of admission.

Learn up-to-date information about college admission trends, combined with Jason Lum’s one-on-one conversations with application readers from Harvard. #TOPCOL-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 23

7:00 - 9:00 pm

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MN College Savings Plan

Alive at 25 Defensive Driving Course for Young Drivers Vehicle crashes are the #1 cause of death for people between the ages of 16 and 24. This highly interactive, four-hour classroom program builds skills and confidence among young drivers. Interactive media, discussions and role playing help young drivers take responsibility for their own driving behavior and develop strategies that will keep them safer on the road.

The course zeroes in on drivers between the ages of 16 and 24—the group most likely to be involved in fatal collisions—and targets the behaviors most often involved in young driver crashes: inexperience combined with the complexities of driving, driver distraction, risk-taking behavior and speeding.

Class developed by the National Safety Council and taught by professional traffic safety instructors, including Minnesota State Patrol and police officers. No driving and no test. Certificate of completion awarded. Preregistration is required and must be received at least one week before class date. View this class online to see the positive feedback from students.

Saving for college can seem overwhelming.

Minnesota’s 529 Plan makes it easy to start and simple to save. Opening an account is affordable and anyone can contribute. There are a variety of investment options that offer tax advantages, low fees, and flexible features. Interested in learning more? Come to a special presentation to find out the details, speak to a representative, and receive materials to get started. Class is free of charge and sponsored by the MN College Savings Plan which is a state-sponsored college investment tool; there are no commissions or sales involved in this program. #COLSAV-W1-13 Tuesday, Mar. 19 7:00 - 8:30 pm FREE but you need to pre-register Central Middle School - Media Center Robert Stern

#ALIVE-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 19 5:30 - 9:30 pm $35 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Minnesota Safety Council

Questions about classes?

Call 763-745-5213

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Elder Law Series with Elizabeth Michaelis

Legal Issues for Disability and Aging: Protecting Financial and Health Care Powers

Explore legal issues directly impacting seniors, their families, estates and caregivers.

Each Elder Law class is: • $15/per person, per class, and you must register in advance • Presented by Elizabeth E. Michaelis, J.D., MBA, practices in trusts, wills and estates, elder law, medical assistance, end of life issues, and elder financial protection.

Check the class location. It is either: • Central Middle School, 305 Vicksburg Ln No., Plymouth • IOCP Family Learning Center, 1605 County Road 101 No., Plymouth

Are you caring for an aging or disabled family member or friend? Are you concerned about how to provide help with financial and health needs during late-stage disability or dementia? This class will explain formal and informal tools to help manage assets and provide assistance with health care decisions, powers of attorney and health care directives, trusts, banking and other financial arrangements.

What to Do When Someone Dies Do you know the important tasks that must be taken care of if someone dies? Join this discussion of the practical considerations in handling someone’s affairs, as well as the four main tasks when you are responsible for settling the estate. This presentation explains the role of the personal representative (executor), the family members and others in an orderly estate administration. #WHATDO-W1-13 Tuesday, Mar. 26 6:30 - 8:00 pm Central Middle School – A201 #WHATDO-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 18 IOCP - Shannon Room

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#DISAGE-SP1-13 Tuesday, May 7 6:30 - 8:00 pm Central Middle School – A202

Wills, Trusts and Other Estate Planning Tools By not planning, you may give up control of the disposition of the assets you spent a lifetime acquiring. Learn the importance of having a will or trust; the different ways property is transferred when someone dies; and the importance of planning for disability. #ESTATE-SP2-13 Tuesday, Apr. 23 6:30 - 8:00 pm Central Middle School – A202 #ESTATE-SP1-13 Thursday, May 16 IOCP – Shannon Room

10:00 - 11:30 am

10:00 - 11:30 am

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Money Matters for Mature Adults Retiring? Now What?

Retirement can be a scary, lifechanging time. With some thought and planning, it can be a very rewarding and enjoyable time of life.

If you are retired or are considering retirement, take this class and discover the myriad opportunities that await you. Subjects covered include adding meaning to life, filling the 8 or 10 hours a day that you used to work, traveling, learning new things, volunteerism, hobbies, interesting leisure activities, creative pursuits, physical well-being, starting a business, getting social, downsizing, and other thought-provoking subjects. #RETIRE-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 5 7:00 - 8:30 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Ron Timm

Managing Health Care Expenses in Retirement If you are a baby boomer, this is what you need to know about Medicare and long-term care! Fifty-seven percent of baby boomers said they had a “poor understanding” or know “almost nothing” about Medicare, according to a recent survey by Bankers Trust. Threequarters of boomers did not know that most Americans on Medicare pay premiums, copays, and deductibles. One in seven thought Medicare was free. Only 14% knew that Medicare does not cover long-term care.

We will learn about: how Medicare enrollment periods work — and what you need to do to avoid late-enrollment penalties; how much you can expect to pay in health care costs after going onto Medicare; how Medicare works with private insurance to provide comprehensive coverage; why most people pay too much for private insurance and how you can avoid excess costs; and why you must plan for higher health care costs in retirement — including the possibility of needing long-term care.

Savvy Social Security Planning For Boomers: What Everyone Should Know Student quote: “A helpful, well-organized presentation given by an instructor with good presentation skills and very strong command of the subject. I would recommend this course and instructor to a friend - and I couldn’t offer much higher praise.”

Boomers are asking: Will Social Security be there for me? How much can I expect to receive and when should I apply for it? How can I maximize my benefits? Will Social Security be enough to live on in retirement?

The decisions you make today will influence the total Social Security benefits you will receive in your lifetime. Learn the 5 factors to consider when deciding when to apply for benefits: when it makes sense to delay benefits and when it does not; why you should always check your end-of-the-year earnings for accuracy; how to estimate your benefits; how to coordinate benefits with your spouse; how to minimize taxes on your Social Security; and how to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retirement income.

The class is for everyone who thinks they might want to retire some day. Bob Davis is a Certified Financial Planner, CFP®, who began his financial planning career in 1998. #SOCSEC-SP1-13 Monday, Apr. 22 6:30 - 8:30 pm $19 for 1 class Central Middle School - A413 CNF Bob Davis

#HLTHCR-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 5 6:30 - 8:30 pm $19 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Bob Davis

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Defensive Driving Courses 8 Hour and 4 Hour See page 36 for all classes and locations

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Navigating Medicare: What You Need to Know from an Impartial Source Thinking about retirement or getting ready to retire? Family member or a caregiver to someone who has Medicare coverages? Already have Medicare and just want to know what is going on with Medicare? This class is a chance for anyone to learn about Medicare. We will discuss Medicare Parts A, B, C and D coverages. The class is an educational opportunity and not a sales pitch. It is offered by SCS (Senior Community Services), a non-profit agency. #MEDCRE-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 7 6:30 - 9:00 pm $15 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Senior Community Services #MEDCRE-SP1-13 Tuesday, May 7 6:30 - 9:00 pm $15 for 1 class Central Middle School - A413 CNF Senior Community Services

Avoiding Probate and Preserving Assets Students say: “He is very knowledgeable and patient with questions.” “I liked the examples he shared.” “He explained things well and made them understandable.”

What is a living trust and how can it be used to avoid probate while still retaining control of assets? Discuss alternative methods of avoiding probate and ways to plan for preservation of assets in case of extraordinary medical costs and long-term care. Information on different types of wills and approaches to estate planning will be explored.

Both sections: • $19 for 1 class • Central Middle School - A202 • Richard Bunin #ASSETS-W1-13 Monday, Feb. 4

7:00 - 9:00 pm

#ASSETS-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 18

7:00 - 9:00 pm

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Students say: “It was step-by-step.” “A fine, informative class!” I really feel as though I accomplished something important.”

Who would raise your children if you died?

Who will be the executor of your estate?

Without a will the laws of Minnesota and a judge will make all of the decisions. Whether you are married, widowed, single or divorced, it’s important to have a will to make sure that your wishes (and not those of the state) are carried out. Learn about estates and wills and prepare a complete and legal will in class. You will be provided with instructions, a professionally prepared form, witnesses and a notary public - all of the tools necessary to complete this important document before you leave class. The class is for those who have an estate of less than $700,000, including life insurance, and who do not own a business. Couples need to register and pay individually.

Download important documents from the Community Education website at: www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/ces > Adult > Adult Enrichment Opportunities & Classes > Course Downloads. Call 763-745-5213 seven days prior to class if you do not have internet access. #WILL-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16 6:30 - 9:00 pm $45 for 1 class Central Middle School - A206 Sally Mortenson

Keeping the Cabin in the Family Many cabin owners have come to realize how important the cabin is to their children and grandchildren and wonder what approach is best for passing the family cabin on to the next generation. This class will examine the legal options available and will cover the risks of doing nothing. The presenter, John Olmon, is an attorney with 25 years of experience in estate planning and is a second-generation cabin owner. #CABIN-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 17 7:00 - 9:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - Media Center Presentation Area John Olmon

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Employment Get a Job … Get a Better Job! Refresh Your Resume Need a reason to update your resume? A resume refresher, done regularly, could lead to securing a new job or career advancement.

A good resume requires you to clarify your job objectives, list accomplishments and present all this in a concise format. Please bring your resume in electronic and paper form for expert feedback on additions, corrections and redesign for today’s job market! Class meets at IOCP Family & Learning Center, 1605 County Rd. 101 No., Plymouth, Room 121. #RESUME-W1-13 Wednesday, Feb. 27 6:00 - 8:00 pm $19 for 1 class IOCP Family Service & Learning Center Kathryn Johnson

Career Exploration Come and learn how to choose an employment, training or education path that fits your interest, skills and abilities. You will take an interest inventory and learn about resources to guide you in making a career transition and help you be more successful in finding and securing employment. Class meets at IOCP Family & Learning Center, 1605 County Rd. 101 No., Plymouth, Room 121. #CAREER-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 10 6:00 - 8:00 pm $19 for 1 class IOCP Family Service & Learning Center Tanya Williams

How to Make Money Doing Voiceovers in TV and Radio There’s an exploding voice-over market in the Twin Cities. Find out how to get into this fun, creative and potentially lucrative business! Learn how to get work, who hires, get talent agency representation, create a professional demo and resume, and build on your strengths and skills. Be professionally directed in a non-stressful environment … personal growth and fun, too!! Don Cosgrove teaches the classes recommended by talent agencies and professional TV/radio/video and film talent. Youth age 12 and older may register when accompanied by a registered guardian. #VOICE1-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16 7:00 - 9:30 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Don Cosgrove

Make Money Reading Audio Books … On the Internet!

Do you read books? Enjoy reading out loud?

Use a computer? Learn how you can combine these interests and be paid to do it. There are 195,000 new books published in the U.S. every year, with forty-one publishers in the Twin Cities. Learn what you need to take advantage of this rapidly growing, exciting and creative market. Develop the specialized interpretation skills needed, explore the expanding markets, and discover how to find and market yourself to publishers, producers and directors. Perhaps even record in your own home. Youth age 12 and older may register when accompanied by a registered guardian. Don Cosgrove of the Talent Center has taught at the Guthrie Theater and has recorded/directed audio books for years, many from his own in-home studio. #VOICE2-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 23 7:00 - 9:30 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Don Cosgrove

Combine Voiceover Classes for a Discount Register for both classes for the price of $65.

Use this course section to register. #VOICE12-SP1-13 Apr. 16 & Apr. 23 $65 for 2 classes

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Real Estate – Is the Time Right for You?

Buying and Investing in Real Estate It’s a great time to buy real estate! Whether buying your first home or purchasing an investment property in this market. We will cover: financing, types of mortgages, how to choose an agent, foreclosures and shorts sales, inspections, appraisals, closings, and much more. #REAL-W1-13 Saturday, Feb. 23 8:30 - 10:30 am $19 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Liz Jacobs-Michka

Selling Your Home Getting ready to sell your home? Today’s real estate market is tricky! Know what you need to do to find your buyer. Understand your competition and your options before you go on the market. We will cover: preparing your home for sale, staging options, pricing strategies, traditional sales and short sales, inspections and warranties, offers, and more. #SELL-W1-13 Saturday, Feb. 23 11:00 am - 1:00 pm $19 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Liz Jacobs-Michka

Landlord 101: So You Want to Become a Landlord?

Students say: “He really knows what he’s talking about. Great class!” “Appreciated the good, plain facts.” “Loved Ron’s enthusiasm and experience.”

Do you want to be a landlord? Join us for an informative evening and learn about the opportunities and pitfalls of renting out your home or residential investment property.

Learn about: how much to charge for rent, finding and screening good tenants, checking references, security deposits, leases, P & L on rental properties, maintenance, tax implications, tenants’ rights and more. Ron Timm has been a landlord for 30 years. #LNDLRD-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 7 7:00 - 8:30 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Ron Timm

Understanding Short Sales & Foreclosures Short sales and foreclosures can be challenging to home owners, home buyers and neighbors alike. This course explains the MN foreclosure process in addition to the short sale process and timing involved. We will discuss what the government and banks are currently doing to help homeowners in these situations.

There will be an open question period with a real estate attorney and licensed real estate broker. Class qualifies for 1 Real Estate CE credit - Course Name: Short Sales - Know Your Role & Your Boundaries. #SHORT-W1-13 Tuesday, Mar. 19 6:30 - 8:00 pm $19 for 1 class Eden Prairie Central Middle School 8025 School Road, Eden Prairie, 55344 Vicki Schwartz

CPR and AED Training: Two-Year Certification Learn the skills to maintain life until emergency medical personnel arrive. National Safety Council CPR/AED course provides up-to-date training in CPR/AED. Meets OSHA training requirements and MN State Board of Nursing demonstration of skill requirement. Pediatric CPR/AED is covered; however, upon course completion, you will receive a two-year certificate for Adult CPR/AED only from the National Safety Council. Instruction is by the Minnesota Safety Council, a nonprofit organization. #CPR2YR-SP1-13 Monday, Apr. 8 6:00 - 9:00 pm $65 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Minnesota Safety Council - Al Terwedo

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Italian and Spanish Languages Italian Returns to Wayzata Central Middle School!

Welcome back Marissa Jensen!

Both Italian I and II: • Buy and bring the textbook with you to class: ISBN #9780307478566, “Essential Italian: Beginner Course” (includes coursebook, audio CDs, and online learning). Cost is about $13 on www.barnesandnoble.com • $79 for 8 classes • Central Middle School - A202 • Taught by Marissa Jensen Italian I Parla Italiano? Learn the basics necessary to read and speak, vocabulary and everyday situations for travelers. Fun activities, grammar, culture and key phrases will be used to learn Italian in a fast and fun way. #ITALY-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 20 6:00-7:30 pm #ITALY-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 10-May 29 6:00-7:30 pm

Spanish Classes Both Spanish I and II: • Bring with you to the first class: “5Minute Spanish,” published by Berlitz (can be purchased at Barnes and Noble), and a spiral notebook with folders • At the last class we will take a field trip to an authentic Spanish restaurant where you will practice your new language!

• Central Middle School – A207 • Taught by Beth Bowerman Spanish I: An Introduction to Español Hola! Explore the fundamentals of Spanish grammar, vocabulary and usage. Learn everyday conversational phrases from verb usage to forming questions. Using simple explanations and examples, no se preocupe (don’t worry!), you will learn to speak the language from the very first session. #SPANBEG-W1-13 Mondays, Jan. 28-Mar. 25 No class Feb. 18 $99 for 8 classes #SPANBEG-SP1-13 Mondays, Apr. 8-May 20 No class May 6 $75 for 6 classes

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6:00-7:30 pm

Spanish II Italian II Vuoi parlare Italiano bene? Do you want to speak Italian more fluently? If you have a grasp of basic Italian, join this class and brush up your pronunciation, learn more everyday expressions (including the all important “haggling”), more vocabulary and grammar. #ITALY2-W1-13 Wednesdays, Jan. 30-Mar. 20 7:30-9:00 pm #ITALY2-SP1-13 Wednesdays, Apr. 10-May 29 7:30-9:00 pm

Travel in Spanish II from the basics to greater ease and comfort with this beautiful language. New grammar, vocabulary and phrases will be reinforced by oral drills and conversing with your classmates with added emphasis on verb tenses and conjugations.

If you have already had the basics of Spanish, feel free to enroll in this class. Bring with you to the first class: “5-Minute Spanish,” published by Berlitz (can be purchased at Barnes and Noble), and a spiral notebook with folders. #SPANINT-W1-13 Mondays, Jan. 28-Mar. 25 No class Feb. 18 $99 for 8 classes #SPANINT-SP1-13 Mondays, Apr. 8-May 20 No class May 6 $75 for 6 classes

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Create Twined Rag Rug Weaving Student says: “Since the class I have made five rugs on the loom you gave us!! They all turned out really nice and my family loves the rugs. We are using them on our hardwood floors and they are so sturdy and comfortable to walk on.�

In the first class, you will learn how to set up your loom for weaving and begin the Twined Rag Rug Weaving technique. The second class will focus on designs and other weaving projects. There will be time to work on and finish your first rug. In this fun, two-evening class, you will leave with your very own loom and the knowledge to create beautiful pieces for your home, family and friends. Bring with you to class: sharp scissors, one yard Learn how to make rugs on your new loom of fabric (any type will do) and be ready for a good time. $25 loom/supply fee will be collected at the first class. Mary Perbix is an accomplished weaver and teacher.

Youth age 16 and 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian. #RAGRUG-W1-13 Wednesdays, Feb. 27 & Mar. 6 6:00-8:30 pm $59 for 2 classes - fee includes the loom Central Middle School - E119 Art Mary Perbix

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Viking Weave Jewelry Viking weave is an art form that has been used for centuries. Wire is hand-woven around a mandrel and then pulled through a draw-plate to secure the intricate weave.

Completed pieces are elegant, durable and one-of-a-kind. It’s as easy as sewing or knitting. Once you have learned the technique, you’ll be making jewelry pieces for friends and family for years to come.

Viking Weave necklace Viking Weave Necklace

Viking Weave bracelet Viking Weave Bracelet You’ll leave the class with a completed bracelet in gold, silver or copper. They are tarnish resistant and last a lifetime. $20 supply fee is payable to instructor at class and includes draw-plate (which retails for $24), dowel and all materials needed to complete your bracelet.

You will finish this class with a beautiful, original Viking Weave necklace that is tarnish resistant and will last a lifetime The Viking Weave Necklace class goes one step beyond the bracelet class; you need not have taken the bracelet class to take this necklace class. Week 1: Start the weaving process, including choosing your wire color(s) and picking out the pendant. Week 2: Design the necklace, including choosing end caps, clasps and decorative beads to compliment you pendant. You will learn the correct way to wrap wire to attach the clasps securely.

Supply fee is payable to instructor at class: • $30 if you have not taken one of Kathleen’s classes and do not have a drawplate and dowel.

• $20 if you have taken one of Kathleen’s and you do have a draw-plate and dowel. #VIKNEW-SP1-13 Wednesday, May 1 6:00 - 9:00 pm $49 for 1 class Central Middle School - E119 Art Kathleen Murray

#VIKING-W1-13 Thursday, Jan. 24 6:00 - 9:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - E119 Art Kathleen Murray #VIKING-SP1-13 Monday, Apr. 15 6:00 - 9:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - E119 Art Kathleen Murray

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Classes at Orono Discovery Center Wayzata Community Education is pleased to partner with Orono Community Education to bring you pottery and stained glass classes.Class location is Orono Discovery Center, Room 202, 5050 Independence St., Maple Plain Stained Glass Sculpture Garden Art Create garden art that will enhance your space in any season! Learn how to make an easy, contemporary design with stained glass, nuggets and lead on two posts. Finished art can be displayed inside or outside. All tools will be provided. $20 material fee is payable to the instructor at class. #GARDENART-W1-13 Thursdays, Mar. 7 - 21 $59 for 3 classes Cindy Bergstrom #GARDENART-SP1-13 Mondays, May 6 - 20 $59 for 3 classes Cindy Bergstrom

6:30 - 9:00 pm

6:30 - 9:00 pm

Pottery - Wheel Throwing Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a bowl on a pottery wheel? Have you made pottery before and are looking to try some new techniques? Come and learn about the pottery wheel and joys of making pots with your own hands. This class is for all levels, whether you’re a beginner or looking to improve your wheel throwing skills. Supplies are included in the class fee. Note location: Orono Discovery Center, 5050 Independence St., Maple Plain, Room 201. #POTTERY-W1-13 Wednesdays, Feb. 6-Mar. 13 6:00-9:00 pm $139 for 6 classes Orono Discovery Center Ed Francis

Stained Glass Stepping Stone A beautiful addition to your garden or home!

You will create your own 8" round stained glass stepping stone. Learn easy glass cutting techniques and assembly in a freestyle form. Great class for beginners! Children age 8 and older are welcome to register when attending with a registered guardian. Instructions are provided for larger stones. $14 supply fee is payable to instructor at class. #STPSTN-SP2-13 Monday, Apr. 15 $29 for 1 class Cindy Bergstrom #STPSTN-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 25 $29 for 1 class Cindy Bergstrom

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Food Truffles - Chocolate Candies for All Occasions

Mia and Yumi love to teach Asian Fusion Do you crave the fragrance and flavors of Asian-inspired cuisine? Stop ordering take-out and let our instructors teach you how to create authentic Asian dishes. Learn the secrets of making delicious dipping sauce and salad dressing. Bursting with flavors and color, this menu will satisfy any cravings! We’ll make: Egg Rolls with pork, bean noodles, mushroom, carrot, and onion filling; Dipping Sauce; Tofu Lettuce Salad with ginger dressing; to finish — Deep Fried Banana and Chocolate Stick (banana wrapped in egg roll wrapper, fried and dipped in chocolate), served with vanilla ice cream. This class is a demonstration and a participation class. $10 supply fee payable to instructors at class. #ASIAN-W1-13 Wednesday, Mar. 27 6:00 - 9:00 pm $29 for 1 classes Central Middle School - A306 FCS Mia Oi & Yumi Watkins

Intro to Sushi Learn the A to Zs of sushimaking from two women who know their sushi! Prepare authentic fillings including several vegetarian, shrimp tempura, tuna, salmon and California rolls.

Learn to properly cook the flavored rice and expertly roll your sushi. This class is a demonstration and participation class. $13 supply fee payable to instructors at class. #SUSHI-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16 6:00 - 9:00 pm $29 for 1 classes Central Middle School - A306 FCS Mia Oi & Yumi Watkins

Nancy has taught hundreds of people to make these chocolate delicacies and they’re so easy, anyone can make them. Truffles make wonderful gifts, if you can part with them.

Each student will take home an elegant box with 15-18 truffles. We will make 5 different recipes in this class. $12 supply fee is payable to instructor at class. Optional truffle kits available for purchase for future candy making projects. Youth ages 16 & 17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian. #TRFFL-W1-13 Saturday, Feb. 9 10:00 am - 1:00 pm $25 for 1 classes Central Middle School - A306 FCS Nancy Burgeson

Cupcakes — Yum! Crazy for Cupcakes We all know the cupcake craze is here. Are you ready for it?

How many should I bake? How do I make great frostings for cakes and cupcakes? How do I fill them? How should I trim them? If these are some of the questions that you have, then this class is for you! Demonstration, lecture and lots of hands! At the end of class each student will go home with a box of finished cupcakes to share with family and friends. Youth age 16 and 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian. $14 supply fee paid to instructor at class. #CUP-W1-13 Wednesday, Mar. 13 6:00 - 9:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A306 FCS Nancy Burgeson

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A Classic Northern Italian Dinner Our evening feast will start with two classic appetizers, the first using prosciutto ham and mozzarella cheese (Spiedini alla Romana), and the second is prosciutto wrapped melon to whet your appetite. We’ll learn how to create two creamy risottos using Arborio rice, both the classic white risotto, featuring the magnificent freshly grated ParmigianoReggiano cheese, as well as risotto with dried porcini mushrooms. A winter vegetable dish (Cicorie alla Griglia) highlights grilled Belgian endives although zucchini, bell peppers and onions are also prepared in a similar manner. Our main dish is the popular Chicken Cacciatora (Pollo alla Cacciatora).

And to wrap up the evening, we’ll master the sumptuous twice-baked almond cookie, Biscotti. $15 supply fee payable to instructor at class. #NOITLY-W1-13 Tuesday, Jan. 29 6:00 - 9:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A306 FCS Laurel Severson

Going Gluten Free the Healthy Way 30% of people have a gluten sensitivity. Gluten free books, products and menus have become popular. But what is gluten? What foods contain gluten? How do you know if you have a gluten sensitivity? Join Nutritional Weight & Wellness and learn the body signs that indicate you might have a gluten sensitivity and understand the gluten connection to health problems. Discover hidden sources of gluten in common foods and ingredients. You can make gluten free eating simple and easy with the meal planning, shopping tips and recipes provided in this class. Class qualifies for 2.4 CEUs for registered nurses. RNs are responsible for determining whether this course meets their needs.

Class developed by licensed nutritionist and delivered by nutrition educator. This is a classroom lecture class. #GLUTEN-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 19 7:00 - 9:00 pm $29 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Nutritional Weight and Wellness

Appetizers Quick, Easy and Enticing

Foods to Reduce Pain and Inflammation

We’ll create over 20 appetizers that require less than 20 minutes, from start to finish!

Serve these appetizers as a first course or as a snack for family and friends. You could even create a complete buffet! Our selections will include recipes for spreads, hearty appetizers, dips, dippers, nibbles, hot appetizers and more! Sample the recipes during the class or take your samples home. You’ll also learn special tips to create an appetizer party. $15 supply fee payable to instructor at class.

Do you have stiff joints, achy muscles and inflammation? Your food choices affect pain and inflammation levels more than you realize. Learn the importance of balancing blood sugar to manage inflammation. Understand why processed carbohydrates increase pain and inflammation and discuss how to replace processed foods with real foods. Discover the role of therapeutic Omega 3 fats and key minerals, such as magnesium. Class qualifies for 2.4 CEUs for registered nurses.

#APPET-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 30 6:00 - 9:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A306 FCS Laurel Severson

#PAIN-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21 12:00-2:00 pm $29 for 1 class IOCP Family Service & Learning Center Nutritional Weight and Wellness

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Healthy Eating Join certified Minnesota School Nutrition trainer Valerie Johns for a variety of health conscious and delicious classes.

All classes: • $29 for 1 class and supply fee (see description) • Central Middle School, Room A306 • Youth age 15-17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian.

• Qualify for CEUs. Check the description.

Ring in the New Year with Whole Grains Start off 2013 on a healthy note with these deliciously whole grain meal ideas. Learn the latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans and we explore a variety of topics on whole grains, including promoting a healthier lifestyle with whole grains and how to incorporate them into your everyday lifestyle.

There will be samples to try and new ideas to share! You will make in class: Smoked Salmon and Wild Rice Lavish Rolls, Caviar Medley Salad with Lemon Pesto and Grilled Asparagus, Quinoa and Tabbouleh. Bring containers for take-home samples. Class qualifies for 2 CEUs. $12 supply fee is payable to the instructor at class. #WHOLE-W1-13 Tuesday, Jan. 22

6:00 - 8:00 pm

Herbs & Spices for Seasonal Cooking Discover the secrets to using the correct spices and herbs for the best results in cooking for the holidays and enhance your everyday cooking at the same time. Learn the history of why spices are considered a super food; experience the different tastes and smells of a variety of spices and herbs. You will make these fun, holiday recipes in class: spicy Shrimp Cocktail, Salsa with Fresh Herbs, Champagne Cheddar Spread, Confetti Bites, and Italian Roasted Red Peppers. Taste additional dips and samples from unique blends around the world. Class qualifies for 2 CEUs. $8 supply fee is payable to the instructor at class. #HERBS-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 5

Food Art: Garnishing with Fruits and Vegetables Made Simple Learn how to make a variety of garnishes with fruits and vegetables. This is a handson class where you will learn to make Fruit Bouquets and fresh vegetable garnishes, including Bell Pepper Baskets, Asparagus Flowers and Radish Bouquets. Express yourself by making food items more attractive and food preparation more fun. Bring a large container to take home your creations. Class qualifies for 2.75 CEUs. $12 supply fee payable to instructor at class. #GARN-W1-13 Saturday, Mar. 9

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Super Foods for a Healthy Lifestyle Discover the super foods you can add to your diet that can help you fight disease, maintain body weight and even live longer.

Through hands-on cooking and discussion, learn about nutrient-dense foods that are high in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. We will make these super-food recipes: Chicken Fajita Salad, Quesadilla, Muesli, and Mint Lemonade. Students receive additional recipes as well. Class qualifies for 3 CEUs. $12 supply fee is payable to the instructor at class. #SUPFDS-SP1-13 Wednesday, Apr. 10

6:30 - 9:00 pm

See next page for Fresh Ingredients: Farm to Table and Fabulous

Refund Policy Refunds, less $5 cancellation fee, are given when an enrollment is withdrawn at least 3 business days before the start of class, 7 days for cooking classes. Call 763-745-5213.

6:00 - 8:00 pm

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Fresh Ingredients: Farm to Table and Fabulous Join us for some great cooking and eating ideas using fresh foods. Learn the advantages of eating fresh foods grown locally and tap into the current trends of eating locally grown foods without the use of chemical pesticides or hormones. Local farmer Ed Kerber from Kerber Farms will be on hand to share his insight about buying fresh foods from your local farmers.

Discover the differences and similarities between sustainable and organic farming, a brief history of American farms, how top chefs create and market their farms and how the fresh foods travel from farm to table. Recipes will include Fresh Tomato Gazpacho, Farmers Favorite Cowboy Caviar, Snow Pea and Avocado Slaw, and Bison Beef Brisket. Bring your own containers for take home items. Class qualifies for 3 CEUs. $12 supply fee is payable to the instructor at class. #FARM-SP1-13 Tuesday, May. 7 6:00 - 9:00 pm $29 for 1 class Central Middle School - 306

No Need to Knead – Pizza, Flatbreads, and Focaccia

Cook with Carol

Baking with Carol Schaub These Carol Schaub classes: • $29 for 1 class • Central Middle School-A306 Easy Artisan Breads in Minutes Tired of eating breads with no flavor or texture? Wow your family and friends with fabulous, delicious homemade artisan breads!

Learn to make savory, healthy breads in less than 5 minutes using dough that you mix in minutes (no kneading required) and store in your refrigerator for up to two weeks. Sample several breads in class, mix up a batch of dough to take home and receive recipes for a variety of artisan breads. Bring with you to class: 5 quart mixing bowl with cover, set of measuring cups and spoons, and a large wooden spoon. You will leave class with a batch of bread dough and a finished loaf of bread baked in class. Supply fee of $8 is payable to instructor at class.

Learn to make pizza, flatbread and focaccia dough that you mix, not knead, and store up to a week in the refrigerator. Bake when needed for extra fast, homemade meals. Prebake pizza dough for super-fast, easy pizza your family will love. Develop dough stretching and rolling techniques, make a batch of dough, taste samples. Handout includes topping recipes and whole-wheat dough option.

Hints for grilling pizzas will also be discussed. Bring a rolling pin, large mixing bowl with cover, measuring cups and spoons, and large wooden spoon. Demonstration, handson and tasting. Supply fee of $8 is payable to the instructor at class. Carol Schaub, avid and skilled instructor, teaches in 15 districts. #PZZA-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21

6:30 - 8:15 pm

Jams, Jellies, Marmalades, and Butters Students say: “I enjoyed being able to taste the jams and ask lots of questions.”

“Carol is so knowledgeable!”

#ARTBRD-W1-13 Wednesday, Feb. 13

6:30 - 8:15 pm

Now is the time to get ready for the fruits of summer. Be ready to ‘jam’ when the berries, peaches, rhubarb and more are at their peak of taste and availability. Learn the difference between the various preserves and have the opportunity to taste each. You will prepare a batch of jelly from start to finish and take home 1-2 jars to enjoy. Handout of recipes included. Supply fee of $8 will be collected at class.

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6:30 - 8:15 pm

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IOCP Family Service & Learning Center Join us for unique and important classes at IOCP. Learn about elder law topics, get a discount on your car insurance, discover fun and easy ways to get and stay healthy.

All classes take place at IOCP Family Service & Learning Center, 1605 County Rd. 101 No., Plymouth, in the Shannon Room.

Elder Law Series with Elizabeth Michaelis Explore legal issues directly impacting seniors, their families, estates and caregivers.

Each Elder Law class is: • $15/per person, per class, and you must register in advance • Time is 10:00 – 11:30 am • Presented by Elizabeth E. Michaelis, J.D., MBA, practices in trusts, wills and estates, elder law, medical assistance, end of life issues, and elder financial protection.

Probate: Understand It; Avoid It! Many people die without preparing important estate planning documents. By not planning, you risk the need to probate your estate, with its costs, delays, public filings and possible loss of control of the disposition of the assets you spent a lifetime acquiring.

Learn different ways property is transferred when someone dies and the reason why having a will does not avoid probate. #PROBATE-W1-13 Thursday, Jan. 17

10:00 - 11:30 am

Revocable Trusts for Estate Protection A Revocable Living Trust may not be for everyone, but for many people, taking the time to secure a trust now can save time, money, and frustration for their loved ones in the future. Topics: What a Revocable Living Trust is, how a Revocable Trust can help you avoid probate and secure your estate, and how to assess if a Revocable Trust makes sense for you. #REVOKE-W1-13 Thursday, Feb. 21

Financial Survival and Long-Term Health Care Costs Have you ever wondered how you would pay for long-term care costs if you, your spouse, or a parent needed it? Would so much of your assets and income be used that you would not have enough to survive? Would you have to sell your home? Explore recent federal and state legislation that has changed some of the basics you need to know in order to effectively plan for long-term care costs. #LONGFIN-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21

10:00 - 11:30 am

What to Do When Someone Dies Do you know the important tasks that must be taken care of if someone dies? Explore the practical considerations in handling someone’s affairs, as well as the four main tasks when you are responsible for settling the estate. This presentation explains the role of the personal representative (executor), the family members and others in an orderly estate administration. #WHATDO-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 18

10:00 - 11:30 am

This class is also offered: Tuesday, Mar. 26 6:30 - 8:00 pm Central Middle School – A201

Wills, Trusts and Other Estate Planning Tools By not planning, you may give up control of the disposition of the assets you spent a lifetime acquiring. Explore the importance of having a will or trust; the different ways property is transferred when someone dies; and the importance of planning for disability. #ESTATE-SP1-13 Thursday, May. 16

10:00 - 11:30 am

This class is also offered: #ESTATE-SP2-13 Tuesday, Apr. 23 6:30 - 8:00 pm Central Middle School – A202

10:00 - 11:30 am

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These classes take place at IOCP, 1605 County Road 101 No., Plymouth, in the Shannon Room.

Take the class, get the discount Defensive Driving for 55+ Refresher (4 hour) Save money on your car insurance! If you have taken the state-approved, 8 hour Defensive Driving Course for 55+, now you can renew your 10%, three year car insurance discount by taking this new, state-approved 4-hour refresher course. You will receive a certificate of completion to provide to your insurance company. Bring your driver’s license with you to class.

These 4 hour classes: • $25 for 1 class • Instruction by Minnesota Safety Council #DFDRV4-W1-13 Thursday, Jan. 17

12:30 - 4:30 pm

#DFDRV4-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 18

12:30 - 4:30 pm

Defensive Driving 55+ (8 hour) What students say: “I learned more in this class than I have in any other DD class and there have been several.” “The instructor is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.” “Great class. Thank you!”

Save money on your car insurance premiums and become a better driver! Minnesota law requires insurance companies to offer you a 10% reduction for three years if you complete this National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving course. The course is classroom instruction - no driving or test is required. You will receive a certificate of completion to provide to your insurance company. Bring your driver’s license with you to class. The instructor is certified through the MN Safety Council. #DFDRV8-SU1-13 Thursday, Jun. 20 $29 for 1 class

8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Overcoming Carbohydrate Cravings Do you crave starches, snack foods, and sweets and find the more you eat, the more you want to eat? Is your snacking out of control? In this workshop, we will discuss a two week plan that will STOP your cravings (no kidding!), help you lose weight and help keep your insulin levels balanced. Overcoming carb cravings is not a matter of willpower but a matter of biology. Learn how you can stop the vicious cycle of food craving and weight gain. No hype – just the facts. #CARBCRV-W1-13 Thursday, Feb. 21 $35 for 1 class Janice Novak

1:00 - 2:30 pm

Total Body Band Strengtheners Strengthen your arms, back, shoulders, chest, hips, butt and thighs using resistance bands.

Not only will the exercises help you look better, they’ll help you feel better. Whenever you strengthen/tone a muscle, you boost your metabolism. This means you’ll burn more calories even while sleeping. These multitasking exercises will help increase bone density and endurance. It is a wonderful thing to be strong, fit and functional. You’ll learn lots of tips and techniques to improve overall health and wellness. All levels of fitness welcomed. $4 supply fee will be collected at class - bring exact amount please. #BDYBND-SP1-13 Thursday, May. 16 $35 for 1 class Janice Novak

1:00 - 2:30 pm

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Basic Home Repair - Electrical

Basic Home Repair - Plumbing

Learn to make simple electrical repairs in your home such as replacing switches, wall outlets, checking circuit breakers and rewiring a lamp. You will work with electrical boards and install wire-in conduit, wire 2way and 3-way switches, outlets and a lamp receptacle. Please bring a wire stripper, straight and phillips screwdrivers, and longnose pliers to class if you have them. $5 cost of the “Step by Step Guidebook to Home Wiring” will be collected at class. Tod grew up on a family dairy farm and learned to do many different repairs. He attended college and earned a degree in Industrial Technology and has over 20 years of experience in his present job selling automation equipment.

Do you have a leaky faucet but don’t want to pay to have the entire fixture replaced? Repair the faucet or replace the entire fixture yourself. Learn to repair minor plumbing problems and save precious dollars in the process. There will be a demonstration of cutting and gluing plastic pipe and fittings, as well as soldering copper pipe and fittings.

We will also look at and discuss the internal parts of a toilet. $5 cost of the “Step by Step Guidebook to Home Plumbing” will be collected at class. Tod grew up on a family dairy farm and learned to do many different repairs. He attended college and earned a degree in Industrial Technology and has over 20 years of experience in his present job selling automation equipment.

#ELECTRIC-W1-13 Monday, Feb. 11 6:00 - 8:30 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School - E119 Art Tod Novinska

#PLUMB-W1-13 Monday, Feb. 25 6:00 - 8:30 pm $39 for 1 class Central Middle School - E119 Art Tod Novinska

Keeping Chickens in Your Backyard Do you find chickens interesting? Funny? Even beautiful? Join this information-packed workshop and find out what to consider if you are thinking of keeping chickens in an urban or suburban setting. Learn: how to find out about your community’s requirements, coop and run needs, types of chickens, food protection from predators, health considerations, egg safety, talking with neighbors, and finding support in the community Theresa loves sharing the joy of being “chicken owned.” Youth age 15 - 17 may enroll when accompanied by an enrolled guardian.

Do you dream of fresh eggs?

#CHICK-W1-13 Tuesday, Jan. 29 6:30 - 8:30 pm $29 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Theresa Rooney

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Classes by Michelle Mero Riedel Students say: “Great class! Lot’s of unique information.” “Michelle is extremely knowledgeable.” “I learned where to buy good plants.” “I took the container gardening class last night and thought it was great! I would love to see more classes offered by Michelle. I am ready to go out and plant!!”

All classes by Michelle: • $25 for 1 class • Central Middle School, Room A204

Container Garden Design Do you desire lush, healthy, long-lasting and colorful container gardens that add pizzazz to your property? Ideally, container gardens should be vibrant for five months. Whether you are a novice or experienced gardener, it is hard to know where to begin. Learn how to get started on finding fast-growing, vigorous nursery quality plants with season-long colors. View images of striking combinations of readily available plants that are easily created in containers. A detailed handout is supplied. #GRDCNT-SP1-13 Monday, Apr. 22

Sowing Seeds Outdoors in the Winter Want to grow a lot of plants? Then explore sowing your own seeds during winter months in an easy, less-mess environment. Winter sowing is an inexpensive and easy germination process that uses recyclables, such as milk cartons, to create mini-greenhouses.

After assembling, they are placed outside during the winter and spring months. This method is rewarding, fun and requires a more leisurely pace than inside sowing. #SEED-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 19

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Annuals and Perennials that Work Every gardener has at least one particular plant that grows well, lasts a long time, and looks fantastic all season. View over 100 images of Michelle’s favorite annuals and perennials and discover why they are on her must-have plant list. You will want to find every plant she recommends to plant in your garden of must haves! #ANNPRN-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16

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Vegetable Gardening: Plan Now! Do you know which onions, tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers will produce the best crops? Join us for this beginner gardening class! Learn special techniques used to grow a wide variety of plants and how to select the best location and maximize your harvest in a limited space.

Check out the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s Incredible Edible Garden Designs at: http://www.arboretum.umn.edu/firsttimers.aspx Peter C. Moe is Assistant Director for the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Youth age 15 - 17 may register if attending with a registered guardian. #GARDENVEG-W1-13 Wednesday, Mar. 13 6:30 - 8:30 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Peter Moe

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Calm Your Chaos: Time Management & Efficiency Tips

Calm Your Chaos: Develop a Home Maintenance Plan

No matter how busy you are, there are some areas of your life that don’t stop: appointments, activities, incoming mail, laundry, meal planning, and so on. With simple systems in place, you can have more time and energy for what’s most important to you! A new year means a new you! When Andrea spoke at the 2012 Parenting Forum, dozens of participants asked for more: more time, more topics and more depth. Bring your calendar with you to class. Learn how to: Utilize your calendar for priorities, develop routines so days run smoother, manage your paper piles, plan meals that fit your lifestyle, keep up with regular household duties, and incorporate tips and systems to know where to start.

You have a lot on your plate! Maintaining your home may not be your top priority, but understanding what should get done and when – and having a plan to do it – can save you time, money and stress in the long run!

Be prepared for spring! When Andrea spoke at the 2012 Parenting Forum, dozens of participants asked for more: more time, more topics and more depth. Learn how to: Utilize your calendar to keep track of tasks, create a master list that also includes seasonal items, develop routines to address cleaning goals, purge areas of your home annually, and avoid stress in stressful situations with helpful tips.

#TIME-W1-13 Thursday, Jan. 31 6:30 - 8:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Andrea Hayft

#MAINT-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21 6:30 - 8:00 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Andrea Hayft

Photo Organizing Are your precious photos scattered and stuffed in boxes, envelopes, closets, and drawers? Is organizing these prints on your “to do” list? Join this class and rescue those cherished memories! Bring them back into your life by learning strategies to get them organized and presentable so they can be enjoyed for generations to come. This class will focus exclusively on printed photos. Youth age 15 - 17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian. #LRNORG-W1-13 Tuesday, Feb. 5 6:30 - 8:30 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A205 Judy Schuette

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Project SOAR Project SOAR provides specially designed classes & activities that enable adults with disabilities to participate in Community Education programs. This is just a sampling of some of the Project SOAR classes. Registration is required for most classes.

For questions and to register, contact: Myra Wicklacz, Program Manager 4584 Vine Hill Road, Deephaven, 55331 952-401-6898 info@projectsoarmn.org

Project SOAR is supported by the Community Education Departments of the Hopkins, Minnetonka, St. Louis Park and Wayzata School Districts.

For more details on these activities, check out the Project SOAR catalog at www.projectsoarmn.org.

BINGO Join all your friends on the 1st Friday of each month at the Lenox Community Center Gym for a chance to win at BINGO! Win prizes and have a snack.

Karaoke Sing along with the music of your favorite artists and enjoy the talent of your friends!

Everyone is welcome at Karaoke Night. It’s a great way to express yourself. Held at the Minnetonka Community Ed Center in Deephaven.

Service Project Each season, Project SOAR participants will be giving back to our community in different ways. This season we will be creating beautiful bowls to be auctioned off for the “Empty Bowls Event.” We will be partnering with Hopkins Community Ed to make this service project meaningful and fun.

Game Nights It’s cold outside, so let’s get together and have some fun and play some games. We added more interactive and skill games for every ability. Of course, there are our old favorites as well. Come and enjoy an evening of games and have a snack too!

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Friday Night Dances Rock the night away with the latest & greatest hits! Our Friday Night Dances are held on the 3rd Friday of each month at St. Louis Park High School Cafeteria.

Cooking Classes Each month we learn how to cook different dishes that are healthy, easy, and very tasty.

Five kitchens cook 5 different menu items all around a theme. Come hungry because we always have a lot to sample. Classes are held at the Minnetonka High School Cooking lab.

Pizza, Pins, & Pop Night Bowling is great exercise and a great place to socialize with new and old friends. You’ll enjoy unlimited bowling for 2 hours, shoes, soda and pizza. Discover your inner athlete!

Adapted to your needs and abilities.

Art, Craft & Sewing Classes Each month our instructors create projects where you can make beautiful things with your own hands. Bring your creativity and have fun making something of your very own or something to give away as a gift.

Pizza, Pop & a Picture Show Get out of the house and join your friends for this very popular event. Come and watch a recently released movie and dine on pizza and pop at the same time. We would love to have you there!

American ‘SOAR’ Idol Take the microphone, like you’re on center stage, and sing your heart out! Our judges, and the audience, always have a tough time picking a winner because everyone is so talented.

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Special Volunteering with Your Pet: Do you have a pet (dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig, yes, guinea pig!) that enjoys people?

Would you like to make a difference in your community? In this introductory session, learn what it takes to train and register your pet to visit schools, hospitals, nursing homes and more. Youth age 10 and older may register when accompanied by a registered guardian. Note: This is a “humans only” class.

Be a Skywarn spotter Become a Certified National Weather Service Skywarn Spotter Take this class to become a certified National Weather Service Skywarn Spotter! The National Weather Service relies on trained volunteers to supplement Doppler radar information on severe storms and tornadoes. Be one of the dedicated individuals and volunteer your time to learn about and detect severe weather. Your contribution is potentially life-saving in warning others about severe weather. Your reports will be used along with Doppler radar to issue warnings of tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and flash floods. Note age restrictions: Participants under age 21 will not be allowed to become Skywarn Spotters as you must be 21 to become “certified.”

Youth age 15 - 17 may enroll if accompanied by an enrolled guardian.

Topics include: • Safety aspects of storm spotting • Radar interpretation • Identifying an updraft and a downdraft • Determining storm motion • Assessing storm strength and potential • Identifying wall clouds • Reporting critical information to the National Weather Service These classes: * $15 for 1 class * Central Middle School - A413 CNF * Daniel Bovitz #SKYWRN-W1-13 Thursday, Mar. 21

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#VOLPET-W1-13 Wednesday, Mar. 13 7:00 - 8:30 pm $19 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Patti Anderson

Patti understands pets T-Touch® for Your Dog! Tellington T-Touch is a unique and positive way of influencing and changing your dog’s unwanted behaviors. The T-Touch method can improve their life and yours! In this introductory session you will learn two basic touches that can help your dog relax and settle; how to use your leash in a unique way to help with leash pulling, techniques for dogs that are shy and fearful, afraid of thunderstorms, get carsick or jump up on your friends. You will take away strategies that you can use on your dog as soon as you get home!

(This class is for humans only.) #TTOUCH-SP1-13 Wednesday, May 8 7:00 - 8:30 pm $25 for 1 class Central Middle School - A201 Patti Anderson

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Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People

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Quick Easy Dos for Hot Spring Days!

Add a twist to your everyday hairdo, or help your daughter get ready for a beautiful, busy summer day by mastering easy-to-do dos!

With the help of expert Great Clips staff, learn and practice easy up-dos, pony tails, french braids and regular braids. This is a great class for moms and dads who help their daughters with their daily dos! This class requires a buddy and you will register as an “adult/child pair.” One of you must have shoulder length hair or longer. Bring with you to class: comb, water bottle, pick, hand held mirror and pony tail holders. Youth must be 4 years old or older and accompanied by a guardian. Call us at 763-745-5213 if you would like to register an additional child. #ESYDOSP-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16 7:00 - 8:30 pm $15 for 1 class Central Middle School - A202 Great Clips - Regina Finkelstein

Grammar Refresher Explore the basics of English grammar-like sentence structure and punctuation-as well as more sophisticated concepts-like logic and clarity. A patient instructor, memorable lessons, vivid examples, and interactive exercises will give you ample opportunity to put what you learn into practice. Online class.

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As seen on the PBS television program “Piano in a Flash.” You don’t need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment.

How do we do it? While regular piano teachers teach note reading, piano professionals use chords. You can learn all the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session.

You will use a paper keyboard at class to minimize distractions from other students; when you get home you can get to work practicing on your own keyboard! Fee includes workbook and practice CD. Though you don’t have to know how to read music to benefit from this class, it is helpful.

Whether you can or cannot read music, review “How to Read Music Notation in Just 30 Minutes” by downloading a 5-page document from: wayzata.k12.mn.us/ces >Adult > Adult Enrichment Opportunities & Classes > Course Downloads. Don’t have access to a computer? Call us at 763-745-5213. #PIANO-W1-13 Monday, Jan. 28 6:30 - 9:30 pm $59 for 1 class Central Middle School - E116 Orchestra Jim Anderson

Just ONCE Guitar for Busy People Have you always wanted to learn the guitar but simply find it difficult to spare the time?

In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Topics include: how chords work in a song, how to form the three main types of chords, how to tune your guitar, basic strumming patterns, how to buy a good guitar (things to avoid), and how to play along with simple tunes. Fee includes all supplies including a workbook. Bring your own acoustic guitar. Youth age 13-17 may register when accompanied by a registered guardian. #GUITAR-SP1-13 Tuesday, Apr. 16 6:30 - 9:00 pm $59 for 1 class Central Middle School - E116 Orchestra Eric Carranza

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Take a class, get a discount on your insurance Defensive Driving 55+ (8 hour) What students say: “I learned more in this class than I have in any other DD class and there have been several.” “The instructor is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic.” “Great class. Thank you!”

Save money on your car insurance premiums and become a better driver! Minnesota law requires insurance companies to offer you a 10% reduction for three years if you complete this National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving course. The course is classroom instruction - no driving or test is required. You will receive a certificate of completion to provide to your insurance company. Bring your driver’s license with you to class. The instructor is certified through the MN Safety Council.

All 8 hour classes: • $29 for 2 classes • Instruction by Minnesota Safety Council #DFDRV8-W1-13 Feb. 20 & Feb. 27 6:00 - 10:00 pm Central Middle School - A413 CNF #DFDRV8-SP1-13 May 13 & May 20 5:30 - 9:30 pm Central Middle School - Media Center Presentation Area

Defensive Driving for 55+ Refresher (4 hour) Save money on your car insurance! If you have taken the state-approved, 8 hour Defensive Driving Course for 55+, now you can renew your 10%, three year car insurance discount by taking this new, state-approved 4-hour refresher course. You will receive a certificate of completion to provide to your insurance company. Bring your driver’s license with you to class. Location is: Shannon Room, 1605 County Rd 101 No., Plymouth, MN 55447.

All 4 hour classes: • $25 for 1 class • Instruction by Minnesota Safety Council #DFDRV4-SP2-13 Wednesday, May 15 5:30 - 9:30 pm Central Middle School - A413 CNF #DFDRV4-W1-13 Thursday, Jan. 17 12:30 - 4:30 pm IOCP Family Service & Learning Center #DFDRV4-SP1-13 Thursday, Apr. 18 12:30 - 4:30 pm IOCP Family Service & Learning Center

#DFDRV8-SU1-13 Thursday, Jun. 20 8:00 am - 4:30 pm IOCP Family Service & Learning Center

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17th Annual Parenting Forum Saturday, February 2, 2013 8:30 am – 12:30 pm Central Middle School Keynote Panel Discussion: The State of Wayzata Schools More than 10 workshop offerings along with mini sessions on a variety of topics about Wayzata Public Schools.

Visit the new Marketplace that will focus on Wayzata Public Schools’ activities and organizations.

Sample food from Culinary Express and shop for items from district student groups and activities.

FREE and open to the public. No registration necessary.

A gift to the community from: Wayzata PTA/PTO Liaison Committee Wayzata Public Schools Communities in Collaboration Council The Parenting Forum is a Community Education program of the Wayzata Public Schools.

Demystifying the High School Attention 8th grade parents: Join us on Mon., Jan. 7, 7:00 pm at the Wayzata High Auditorium for a panel discussion.

This Parenting With Vision discussion panel was designed by parents to help ¿rst time high school parents to be more informed about WHS. The panelists include high school staff, current and past students and parents. Get the answers to these questions, and more: 1. When and what are the key orientation opportunities for parents and students?

2. How does scheduling work and what does the school day look like?

3. What kind of support is available for students and parents?

4. What are the communication tools?

5. What do we need to know about the non-academics, like lunch, sports, clubs and activities?

For more information, contact WPS Volunteer Coordinator Charlene Barghini by phone at 763-745-5208 or email to: charlene.barghini@wayzata.k12.mn.us.

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Family Learning Center Ready, Set, Kindergarten!

More than anyone, you are the most powerful influence on your child’s readiness for school success. Renée collaborates with Wayzata kindergarten teachers and will share their recommendations for parents, as well as her own. Discover the joy of teaching your child through play and exploring the world together.

Renée Lach, School Readiness Manager Monday, Jan. 14 6:30–8 p.m. $15/individual, $25/couple

Afternoon BLOCK Time at Peppermint Fence PLUS BLOCK Time is our popular Peppermint Fence PLUS drop-off program for children 16 months to 5 years. By pre-paying for an 8-11 week session (depending on the day of the week), you’re guaranteed a 2 1/2 hour slot, 12:00-2:30 pm, for your child every week, same day and time. Enjoy time for yourself, knowing your child is safe and having fun! Cost: $8/hour x number of weeks.

Payment for the entire session is required at the time of registration. Remaining sessions for this school year are Dec. 3 - March 2 and March 4 - May 17. If you start a session late, your fee will be prorated. Registration for the March – May session begins online Feb. 11, 2013. Openings are filled on a first come, first served basis. Please indicate a first and second choice.

Keeping Peace in the Family “Dad! She’s looking at me!” “Mommy, you take baby back to hospital now.” “Two children! What were we thinking?” Siblings bring joyful moments and memories, rivalry, stress, parenting challenges, and special lifelong relationships to the family. Discover ways to guide sibling behavior, teach conflict resolution, and encourage respect. Learn how structure and traditions create a sense of belonging and importance for each family member. If you need a positive view of the big picture and more peace in your family, this class is for you.

Mary Eckberg, Lead Parent Educator Monday, Feb. 11 6:30–8 p.m. $15/individual, $25/couple

Contact the Family Learning Center for more information at 763-745-5290, or register online at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/flc February 20, 2013 Registration begins for Summer 2013 and 2013-2014 School Year!

Don’t miss out! Many classes fill immediately on the first day of registration for Peppermint Fence Preschool, Early Childhood Family Education parent/child classes (ECFE) and our summer preschool program.

The Family Learning Center catalog will be on the district website in early February, 2013, with everything you need to know.

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WISHES Youth Enrichment The WISHES Youth Enrichment program offers a variety of after school enrichment opportunities for elementary school students. Participating in the WISHES program is a great way to help your child build confidence and self-esteem, explore interests in greater depth and develop new hobbies and recreational interests.

Classes are held after school at each of the elementary schools as well as evenings and Saturdays. Students can attend classes at any of the schools. Transportation is not provided. Class selections include arts and crafts, science, engineering, robotics, chess, cooking, sewing, music, dance and more.

Winter WISHES class registration opens Jan. 3rd. Watch for the summer WISHES catalog on March 14, 2013. Course offerings can also be viewed online at www.ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.us, or call 763-745-5213 to request a catalog.

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Adult Basic Education GED Preparation The countdown has started. Now is the time to finish up any unfinished GED tests or earn your GED before the test changes on January 1, 2014. Prepare for your GED in a student-centered, individualized class to meet your learning needs. Classes are open to students who are 16 years or older and not enrolled in High School. Daytime and Evening class opportunities are available.

Earn your GED and participate in WEST’s GED Graduation Ceremony

New GED class coming this January! GED Express Get ready for the GED test in a just few weeks! GED Express is a fast paced GED preparation class ideal for those who need a quick brush up to pass the test. Participants must meet class requirements. Call 763-7456034 for class information and dates.

English as a Second Language Academic Skills Improvement Gain an edge on employment, a promotion or be better prepared for post-secondary education by improving your reading, math or writing skills.

Improve your English speaking, listening, grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing skills. Introductory, Beginning, and Intermediate level classes available. English skills assessment is required. Call 763-745-5214 to register.

Become an English or Academic Volunteer Tutor in 3 easy steps: Assist someone in your community by becoming a volunteer tutor. Give a few hours a week and help adults learn English, basic reading, writing or math skills. Training is required and is completed in 3 easy steps.

Step 1: Tutor Orientation Learn about Minnesota’s Adult Basic Education and volunteer programs. Attend one: Buffalo: Monday, February 11th 7-9pm, Discovery Center, 301 2nd Ave. NE or Plymouth: Tuesday, February 12th from 6-8pm, IOCP, 1605 Cty. Rd 101 N

Step 2: Combination English and Literacy Training Learn the basics of literacy tutoring. Receive tools, ideas, and support from a Minnesota Literacy Council expert.

Saturday, February 16th, 9am-4pm, Buffalo Discovery Center

Step 3: Final training session is a follow up to step 2. Learn more about literacy tutoring.

Wednesday, February 20th, 6-9pm, Buffalo Discovery Center

To get started, call Cheryl Lubinski at 763-745-6034 and register www.ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.us

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Community Resources IOCP Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners (IOCP) provides both short- and long-term help with food, clothing, housing, employment, child care, transportation, and connections to other resources to families and individuals of 8 west suburban communities— Hamel, Long Lake, Medicine Lake, Medina, Minnetonka Beach, Orono, Plymouth, and Wayzata. IOCP also engages the entire community in learning and service opportunities.

Located at 1605 Hwy 101 North in Plymouth. On the web at: www.iocp.org (763489-7500).

Plymouth Parks & Recreation Aquatics Program 763-509-5200 ~ www.plymouthmn.gov Plymouth Parks and Recreation is an American Red Cross authorized provider and sponsors the aquatics program.

• Swim Lessons: Red Cross Learn to Swim program is offered year-round including parent child classes, youth, teen, adult and specialty classes.

• Friday Night Open Swim: Enjoy the benefits of swimming, fitness, and family fun.

Lap lane available. 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Dates vary.

• Pool Rental: Enjoy the pool with your group or organization. Wayzata East and West Pools are available for limited rental.

The fee is $85 per hour and includes two lifeguards. Larger groups will be charged for additional guards. Call 763–509–5222 at least two weeks in advance. No Sunday rentals.

Location: Wayzata East Middle School.

Looking to make a difference? Work in a fun and supportive environment. Lifeguard, Water Safety Aide, and Water Safety Instructor part-time positions are available during the school year and summer. Apply online.

Questions? Contact Plymouth Parks and Recreation for additional information.

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Community Services for Older Adults Senior Community Services sponsors a variety of activities for seniors in the communities of Wayzata and Plymouth. For more information on services and activities call 952-541-1019.

Plymouth Creek Center Located at 14800 – 34th Avenue in Plymouth.

The senior program operates from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm every weekday and some evenings. Many programs, classes and trips are offered, including exercise, painting, history classes, legal and health seminars and many special focus groups. A bi-monthly newsletter will be mailed to seniors upon request.

Call Sara Mittelstaedt at 763-509-5280.

Wayzata Transportation for some activities is available through Senior Community Services.

Wayzata Area Senior Gathering is a social group for all area seniors. Call Linda Mackin at 952-541-1019 for more information.

Minnetonka Senior Center The Minnetonka Senior Center and Community Center is located at 14600 Minnetonka Blvd., Minnetonka 55345 and provides education and activities for adults of all ages.

For information call 952-939-8393, or visit the website at: www.eminnetonka.com.

Minnetonka residents can receive the monthly newsletter, Minnetonka Script, at no charge.

Athletic Associations For information about youth athletic associations and contacts, go to the District website at: www.wayzata.k12.mn.us . . .

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Wayzata Community Education Directory Bob Wittman, Director ....................................................................................... 763-745-5202 Diane Robinson, Secretary ............................................................................... 763-745-5213 Kristin Tollison, Assistant Director ..................................................................... 763-745-5262 Becky Nelson, Receptionist .............................................................................. 763-745-5214

Adult Enrichment Program ...................................................... 763-745-5213 Sandra Stevenson, Coordinator ........................................................................ 763-745-5212 Diane Robinson, Registrar ................................................................................ 763-745-5213 Adult Basic Education /ESL Cheryl Lubinski, Coordinator ............................................................................. 763-745-6034 Becky Nelson, Assistant .................................................................................... 763-745-5214

Driver Education ....................................................................... 763-745-5203 Kim Hilt, Coordinator ......................................................................................... 763-745-5216 Colleen Wier, Registrar ..................................................................................... 763-745-5209 Facilities Linda Vicary, Secretary ..................................................................................... 763-745-5263 Sally Wheeler .................................................................................................... 763-745-5224

Family Learning Center Marcia Treno, Coordinator ................................................................................. 763-745-5292 Cindy Browne, Secretary .................................................................................. 763-745-5290 Mary Eckberg, Early Childhood Family Education Manager ............................. 763-745-5295 RenĂŠe Lach, School Readiness Manager ........................................................ 763-745-5293 Joyce Heyer, Peppermint Fence Preschool Manager ....................................... 763-745-5294

Home Base Lynn Zemlin, Coordinator .................................................................................. 763-745-5204 Karen Neiss, Home Base Billing ....................................................................... 763-745-5201

Project SOAR Myra Wicklacz, Coordinator .............................................................................. 952-401-6898

Volunteers Charlene Barghini, Coordinator ........................................................................ 763-745-5208 Colleen Wier, Assistant ..................................................................................... 763-745-5209 Mary Kay Williams, Coordinator Club Y.E.S. (Youth Extending Service) .......... 763-745-6807

District Welcome Center Welcome Center Main Line ............................................................................... 763-745-5240 Gail Ortlip .......................................................................................................... 763-745-5073 Kristin Tollison ................................................................................................... 763-745-5262

WISHES Deb Slomkowski, Youth Enrichment Manager ................................................... 763-745-5205 Diane Robinson, Registrar ................................................................................ 763-745-5213 School District Administration ...................................................................... 763-745-5000 City of Plymouth, Aquatics Program ............................................................. 763-509-5200

Wayzata Public School Board of Education Linda Cohen, Susan Droegemueller, Susan Gaither, Jay Hesby, John Moroz, Cheryl Polzin, Carter Peterson Dr. Chace B. Anderson, Superintendent

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ONLINE REGISTRATION Go to: www.ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.us Set up an account and register using your MasterCard, VISA or Discover. Need Help? Call the Registrar at 763-745-5213

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BY MAIL or IN PERSON Mail : Wayzata Community Education, Adult Registration, PO Box 47334, Plymouth, MN 55447 (Checks payable to ISD 284) In Person: 8 am to 4 pm, Central Middle School, 305 Vicksburg Lane, Plymouth

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BY PHONE 8 am to 4 pm, 763-745-5213

UCare – UCare members may be eligible for a $15 discount on most classes in this catalog.

UCare for Senior members are limited to one discount per year. Members must be enrolled in UCare at the time of registration, and through the duration of the class. Have your UCare ID number ready when registering.

Additional fees/materials – Additional fees and/or materials are required for some classes.

Check the course description for the amount. Payment is made directly to the instructor at the first class, unless otherwise noted.

Are you in? If you register online, you will know immediately if you are in the class; provide your email address when setting up your account and we will email confirmation and a receipt. If you register by mail, assume you are enrolled unless we notify you.

Although most classes run, we reserve the right to cancel classes due to enrollment.

NEW Refund Policy Full refunds are given when Adult Enrichment cancels a class.

Unless otherwise noted, refunds (less $5 cancellation fee) will be given when an enrollment is withdrawn at least 3 business days before the start of the class; 7 days for cooking classes. Note that other Community Education programs have separate refund policies. Call 763-745-5213.

Facility changes: For reasons beyond our control, it is sometimes necessary to change facility, location, time and date.

Inclement weather information: If school closes during the day due to weather, Community Education will cancel all activities. If school is not closed, assume classes are “on” — no refunds if classes commence. Announcements are broadcast over WCCO-AM radio. You may also check the district’s main webpage at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us.

Fee discounts: Fee discounts may be available to qualifying low income District 284 residents. Call 763-745-5213.

Photo/Video Use Policy for Adult Enrichment Classes: By registering for a Community Education, Adult Enrichment class, you are giving permission to use your photograph/video in future District #284 publications such as this catalog, print publications/brochures, and web pages. If you do not wish your photograph/ video to be used, please inform the instructor prior to the first class.

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Course Index Take a look. Make a plan. Let’s GO!

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The economy is heating up.

Are you job ready?

Technology: Skills up-to-date? classes starting on page 13

New to computers?

We’ve got you covered with Computer Basics 1 & 2.

Microsoft Word 2010: Parts 1 & 2 Learn the basics and then take it to the next level. Acquire the knowhow to feel con¿dent.

Mail Merge Mail Merge can be tricky, but it is a highly valued, and valuable skill.

Microsoft Excel 2010: Parts 1, 2 & 3 Start at the beginning and learn your way to the mastery of Tables, Charts and Macros.

PowerPoint 2010: Parts 1 & 2 Build impressive graphics presentations that grab your audience’s attention.

Patient and skilled instructors. Certi¿cate of Completion available upon request. Small, comfortable computer lab. Daytime and evening classes.

Turn Your Job Search Into a Job Offer see classes on page 25

Refresh Your Resume Does your resume clarify your job objectives, list accomplishments and present all in a concise format? This class is for anyone who is seeking a new, or better job.

Career Exploration Take an interest inventory. Learn about employment, training and education paths that ¿t your goals.

Is Your Career Toolbox Ready?

Tuesday, January 29, 2013 ~ IOCP, 1605 Cty Rd 101 N., Plymouth z 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm ~ resume review z 6:30 - 8:00 pm Graham Riley, Job Search Advisor & Career Coach FREE but you must reserve your spot by calling 763-745-5264

To see all classes and register: www.ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.us Questions? Call 763-745-5213. See you at class!

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TECH JOB MONEY

HEALTH & BALANCE

HOME COOKING

FIT & FUN

iPhone 101 Refresh Your Resume Career Exploration Managing Health Care Expenses in Retirement Real Estate - Buy, Sell, Be a Landlord

Hot Flash Solutions The Food Connection to ADD/ADHD Retiring? Now What?

Asian Fusion Intro to Sushi Classic Northern Italian Dinner Appetizers - Quick, Easy & Enticing Crazy for Cupcakes Herbs & Spices for Seasonal Cooking Food Art: Garnishing with Fruits and Vegetables Going Gluten Free Ring in the New Year with Whole Grains

New Classes Resist-a-Band Full Body Workout Intro to Rock Climbing Self Defense for Women Latin Style Nightclub Dancing First Wedding Dance “Bad” Dance Line Country Line Dancing Social Dance - 1960’s Madmen Style!

Keeping Chickens in Your Backyard

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Central Middle School 305 Vicksburg Lane P.O. Box 47334 Plymouth, MN 55447-3941

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