Rochester Community

Education
Youth Enrichment
Coordinators
Registration .............................................328-4000
Linda Holm ...............................................328-4052
Kerry McAllister .......................................328-4053
Janet Szajner ............................................328-4051
Visit our website at www.rochesterce.org/youth.

SPRING 2011

Sports and Recreation

Archery
Archery Headquarters will teach you the basics of proper
stance, aiming, and shooting. Safety is stressed, and
equipment is provided. Archery Headquarters is just
east of Chateau Theaters at 3440 Northern Valley Place.
4 classes, fee of $35.
Class Code: 2138.301 (Gr. 3-5) Archery Headquarters
Wed, Apr. 13-May 4 6:00 PM-7:00 PM
Class Code: 2138.302 (Gr. 6-8) Archery Headquarters
Thu, Apr. 14-May 5 6:00 PM-7:00 PM
Intermediate Competitive Fencing (Gr. 5-8)
If you want to learn a competitive;sport that lasts a lifetime,
fencing is for you! We are offering an opportunity for you to
master the skills and techniques after your beginner class. It
will prepare you for competition in USFA tournaments. No
class May 30. Prerequisite: Competitive Fencing for Beginner
(Highly Recommended). Classes take place at Hawthorne
Education Center located at 700 4th Ave. SE. 8 classes,
fee of $75.
Class Code: 2078.300 Hawthorne-Gym
Mon Apr. 11-Jun. 6 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Open Fencing (Gr. 5-12)
This class is the follow up to the Competitive Fencing classes
previously offered by the Community Education program.
Fencers continue to master the skills and techniques in
preparation of the competition in USFA tournaments.
Participant is required to acquire his/her own fencing
equipment or pay an additional $20 equipment fee on the
first day of class. We can help you order your equipment at
the first scheduled class. No class May 30. Class is held at
Hawthorne Education Center, located at 700 4th Ave. SE.
8 classes, fee of $40.
Class Code: 2080.300 Hawthorne-Gym
Mon Apr. 11-Jun. 6 7:00 PM-9:00 PM
Flag Football
Ready, Set, HIKE! Here is your chance to master those
fundamental football skills you have been meaning to
work on. Run drills, play games, and begin to lay down the
groundwork that you would need to be a future Heisman
winner. Age-appropriate drills will foster growth in
passing, catching, and field positions. 3 classes, fee of $18.
Class Code: 2134.301 (Gr. K-1) John Adams-Fields
Sat, Apr. 23-May 7 9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Class Code: 2134.302 (Gr. 2-3) John Adams-Fields
Sat, Apr. 23-May 7 10:30 AM-11:30 AM
National Karate Studio (Gr. K-2)
Develop muscles and increase flexibility through the use of
karate. Focus will also include improving coordination and
listening skills. Class is held at the National Karate School
located at Northwest Plaza, 3526 55th St. NW. The website
address is www.nationalkarate.com. 3 classes, fee of $10.
Class Code: 2031.301 National Karate
Tue, Mar. 29-Apr. 12 4:30 PM-5:00 PM
Hapkido (Ages 13 & Up)
Train in "Street Smart" self-defense including throws,
takedowns, joint locks, kicks, and strikes. This class is an
introduction. Martial Art Fitness Center is located at 2849 S.
Broadway. Visit our website at www.mafci.com. 4 classes,
fee of $29.
Class Code: 5039.204 Martial Arts Fitness Center
Tue/Thu Apr. 5-Apr. 14 6:00 PM-7:00 PM
Judo (Ages 13 & Up)
Judo means the "gentle way." Judo is for sport, discipline,
fitness, self-defense, and a way of life. Judo is known for its
spectacular throws plus joint locks, chokes, and grappling.
Judo emphasizes safety. This is class is an introduction.
Martial Art Fitness Center is located at 2849 S. Broadway.
Visit our website at www.mafci.com. 4 classes, fee of $29.

Class Code: 2161.204 Martial Arts Fitness Center

Tue/Thu Apr. 5-Apr. 14 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Kardio Kick (Ages 13 & Up) Egg Decorating "Egg"stravaganza (Age 3-Gr. 5/Adult)
Kick yourself into shape! Firm up! Lose weight! Get in Shape! Have you ever wished you could try more than one of the
Punch, kick, and stretch your way to good health with this new egg decorating kits, but you just didn't want that many
exciting workout to energetic music! 4 classes, fee of $29. colored eggs? Well, bring a special grown-up in your life and
come to our "egg-stravanza" to try a bunch of different kits
Class Code: 5070.204 Martial Arts Fitness Center all on the same day! We'll even top off our party with our
Mon Apr. 4-Apr. 25 6:30 PM-7:30 PM own plastic egg hunt! Note: An adult must attend with each
child, and we will provide the hard-boiled eggs and candy-
Taekwondo (Ages 5 & Up) filled plastic eggs. 1 class, fee of $16.
Taekwondo is Korea's national martial art utilizing the hand
and foot for blocking and striking techniques. Develop Class Code: 2357.360 Northrop-Rm. 102
discipline, flexibility, and stamina with this introductory Sat, Apr. 16 9:30 AM-11:00 AM
program. Wear comfortable work-out clothes. For questions,
call (507)281-4335, visit our website at www.mafci.com, or Goldfish Races
email us at: mafci@earthlink.net. Martial Art Fitness Center Do you know how to pick a really fast goldfish? We
is located at 2849 S. Broadway. Choose one session only. will have the goldfish and the racing tubes and after
4 classes, fee of $29. you have "made your pick", the races will begin!
While our fish are "cooling down," we will make a glitter
Class Code: 2036.207 Martial Arts Fitness Center goldfish craft and have our goldfish snack. Racing fish can go
Mon/Wed, Apr. 4-Apr. 13 6:00 PM-7:00 PM home with their jockeys with parental approval.
Class Code: 2036.208 Martial Arts Fitness Center 1 class, fee of $15.
Tue/Thu, Apr. 5-Apr. 14 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Class Code: 2578.361 (Ages 4-Gr. 1) Northrop-Rm. 319
Sat, Apr. 9 9:00 AM-10:30 AM
Zumba (Ages 13 & Up)
Class Code: 2578.362 (Gr. 2-5) Northrop-Rm. 319
Zumba is an exciting dance fitness program combining Latin
Sat, Apr. 9 10:45 AM-12:15 PM
and international music with dance to make exercise fun.
Choose one session only. 4 classes, fee of $29.

Class Code: 5031.204 Martial Arts Fitness Center

Wed Apr. 6-Apr. 27 6:30 PM-7:30 PM

Crafts and Cooking

Clifford the Big Red Dog (Gr. K-5)
Emily Elizabeth has a big red dog--the biggest, reddest dog
on her street, and his name is Clifford. He's so big that when
he runs after cars, he catches them in his mouth! Needless
to say, he makes an excellent watchdog. Read about
Clifford's adventures and make some cool dog projects.
1 class, fee of $12.
Raise Your Own Butterfly
Witness the wonder of the butterfly life cycle with this child-
and-insect friendly habitat that you will create. See the
caterpillar's transition as it matures, changes into a chrysalis,
and finally emerges as a Painted Lady butterfly--all in your
own home! Class includes instructions, habitat supplies,
butterfly larvae, and food. Note: An adult must attend with
student ages 3 yr.-Gr. 1. 1 class, fee of $15.

Class Code: 3049.350 Elton Hills-Art Rm.

Class Code: 2464.361 (Ages 3-Gr. 1/Adult)
Tue Apr. 12 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Northrop-Rm. 319
Class Code: 3049.351 Bamber Valley-Art Rm.
Sat, May 7 9:00 AM-10:30 AM
Wed Apr. 13 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Class Code: 2464.362 (Gr. 2-5) Northrop-Rm. 319
Class Code: 3049.352 Gage-Pod B
Sat, May 7 10:45 AM-12:15 PM
Mon Apr. 11 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Class Code: 2464.363 (Ages 3-Gr. 1/Adult)
Class Code: 3049.353 Bishop-Art Rm.
Northrop-Rm. 319
Thu Apr. 14 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Sat, May 7 1:00 PM-2:30 PM
Class Code: 3049.354 Ben Franklin-Art Rm.
Tue Apr. 19 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Class Code: 3049.355 Gibbs-Art Rm. Shrinky Dink Handprint Pin (Gr. K-5)
Wed Apr. 6 3:35 PM-5:00 PM Trace your hand on the special plastic sheet, then cut it out
Class Code: 3049.356 Churchill-Art Rm. and color and decorate it in your own special way. We will
Mon Apr. 11 3:35 PM-5:00 PM put them in the oven to shrink as we discuss the science of
the process. After the shrinking is complete, we'll add a pin
on the back to make a special Mother's day gift for Mom (or
Grandma). 1 class, fee of $10.

Class Code: 2577.360 Northrop-Rm. 112

Sat, May 7 9:00 AM-10:30 AM
Spring Treats (Gr. 2-7) Master the Challenge
Love to cook? Sign up for lots of measuring, mixing, baking,
decorating, and sampling Spring treats! Tons of hands-on
fun! Chess (Gr. 1-5)
Participation in Chess has been shown to increase test
Class Code: 2472.351 Century-Rm. H-231 scores in reading and math. Chess helps develop critical
Tue Apr. 19 6:00 PM-8:00 PM thinking, problem solving abilities, concentration, memory,
attention span, patience, sportsmanship, and other skills.
Students will learn basic principles and strategy of how to
Hobbies and Collectibles open a chess game, how to conduct the middlegame, and
how to win (or avoid losing) in the endgame. Many other
3-2-1 Blastoff! basic to advanced level tactics are also taught. Class is for
Get ready for lift-off! Customize and launch your own model beginning to advanced players. 4 classes, fee of $24.
rocket and watch it soar! Launch will be held at the end of
class on the Century High School fields. Note: An adult must Class Code: 3205.354 Ben Franklin-Media Center
attend with student in Gr. K-2. 1 class, fee of $20. Thu Apr. 14-May. 5 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Class Code: 3205.356 Washington-Media Center
Class Code: 3210.251 (Gr. K-2/Adult) Century-Rm. D-106 Tue Apr. 12-May. 3 7:45 AM-9:10 AM
Sat, Apr. 30 9:00 AM-10:30 AM
Class Code: 3210.252 (Gr. 3-5) Century-Rm. D-104 Have Fun Learning to Print (Ages 5-6/Adult)
Sat, Apr. 30 10:30 AM-12:00 PM In a six-week class, students accompanied by a parent will be
Class Code: 3210.253 (Gr. 6-8) Century-Rm. D-104 taught to learn upper case letter and number formation
Sat Apr. 30 12:30 PM-1:45 PM using a proper pencil grip and strengthening their upper
bodies all while having fun. Hand Writing Without Tears
(HWT) hands-on materials and developmentally appropriate
activities will be implemented. Students will develop the
language for letters, the sequence for formation of letters
and good posture. Handouts and weekly home program
Wiggly Acres! suggestions will be provided. This class is geared to children
Peek into the underground world of earthworms. Construct ages 5 and 6 years old and entering kindergarten in fall 2011.
a worm and Plexiglas habitat and add worms. See how they The HWT workbook, "Letters and Numbers for Me" will be
turn waste into soil and dig tunnels to create drainage for used during class and at home. Note: An adult must attend
plants. All supplies are included (worms too!). 1 class, with student. Class size is limited to 8. No class May 14 and
fee of $20. May 28. 4 classes, fee of $59.

Class Code: 3227.351 (Gr. K-5) Northrop-Rm. 102 Class Code: 3149.360 Northrop-Rm. 318
Sat, Apr. 23 9:00 AM-10:15 AM Sat Apr. 30-Jun. 4 9:00 AM-10:00 AM
Class Code: 3227.352 (Ages 4-6) Northrop-Rm. 102
Sat, Apr. 23 10:30 AM-11:45 AM Have Fun with Cursive Writing (Gr. 2-3)
In a six-week class, students entering 3rd grade or students
wanting to improve their cursive writing will practice
numerous skills including cursive connections, lower case
and capital skills and spacing. Handwriting Without Tears
(HWT) materials and methods will be used. The HWT
“Cursive Handwriting” workbook will be used during class
Youth Volunteer Opportunities and at home. Handouts and weekly home program
suggestions will be provided. Class limited to 6 students. No
Quilts for Kids (Gr. 4-8) class May 14 and May 28. 4 classes, fee of $59.
Make a fluffy quilt for a baby in need of a warm blanket. You
will learn basic sewing skills as you cut, assemble, and sew Class Code: 3151.360 Northrop-Rm. 318
layers of colorful fabric. All supplies are included in the class Sat Apr. 30-Jun. 4 10:30 AM-11:30 AM
fee. Blankets will be donated to either the Olmsted County
Crisis Nursery or Women's Shelter. 2 classes, fee of $10.

Class Code: 4743.251 Northrop-Rm. 319

Mon, May 2-May 9 6:00 PM-7:30 PM
KidzMath™ After School (Gr. K-2) Looking Ahead to Algebra:
New lessons for Spring! The KidzMath™ program provides Graphing and Geometry (Gr. 3-6)
academic enrichment and gives students extra practice with Understanding graphing on the coordinate plane is central
the important skills needed to become confident math to Algebra. Come and explore Geometry and its relationship
learners. Students have fun with cooperative math games to Algebra through graphing simple and more complex
and literature-based activities. Students will also spend time equations and using physical activity and hands-on
reviewing math facts. 4 classes, fee of $35. materials. Look at how ratios are used in Geometry and real
life and learn the meaning of squaring and cubing numbers
Class Code: 3043.351 Bamber Valley-Art Rm. to describe and determine the measurements of geometric
Mon Apr. 11-May. 2 3:35 PM-5:00 PM figures. Prerequisite: Fraction Action--or equivalent
Class Code: 3043.352 Gibbs-Art Rm. knowledge with instructor's permission. Please bring a sack
Tue Apr. 12-May. 3 3:35 PM-5:00 PM lunch for the April classes and a snack for the July classes.
No class Apr. 16. 3 classes in April and 4 classes in July,
fee of $72. Instructor: Margaret Pellegrini.

Class Code: 3056.361 Northrop-Rm. 209

Sat Apr. 9-Apr. 30 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Class Code: 3056.461 Northrop-Rm. 306
Mon Jul. 11-Jul. 14 8:00 AM-12:30 PM
Looking Ahead to Algebra: Fraction Action (Gr. 4-6)
A thorough understanding of fractions is essential to success
in Algebra. Come explore fractions, ratios, and their
relationship to Algebra with hands-on work and physical
activity. Math-minded students will start with developing
prime factorizations and using them to generate Greatest
Common Factors and Least Common Multiples. Next we will
introduce integers and variables in equations, use the Looking Ahead to Algebra:
properties of numbers, and develop an understanding of Systems & Inequalities (Gr. 4-7)
exponents. Using this knowledge, we will explain how Systems and Inequalities goes beyond pre-Algebra to cover
fraction processes such as simplifying and dividing them the remaining prerequisites for high school credit Algebra
work. After examining the process of traditional long with hands-on materials and activities. We will start by
division, we will use it to convert fractions into decimals.We converting equations between their graphs and Standard,
will write and solve equations with integers, fractions, and Slope-intercept, and point slope formats and use the
decimals. Prerequisite: Fraction Blast or a good knowledge Pythagorean theorem to calculate distances on the
of basic fractions. Please bring a snack. 4 classes, fee of $43. coordinate plane. We will solve and graph inequalities with 1
Instructor: Margaret Pellegrini. and 2 variables and explore equations and inequalities
containing absolute values. Then we will solve systems of
Class Code: 3055.461 Northrop-Rm. 306 equations and inequalities by combination, substitution, and
Mon Jun. 27-Jun. 30 8:00 AM-12:30 PM graphing.Prerequisite: Graphing and Geometry or close to
completing Pre-Algebra. with instructor's permission. Please
Looking Ahead to Algebra: Fraction Blast (Gr. 3-6) bring a sack lunch for the May classes and a snack for the
Fractions are important both in middle school math and in July classes. 3 classes for the May classes and 4 classes for
preparing for Algebra. Come get a deeper understanding of the July classes, fee of $65. Instructor: Margaret Pellegrini.
fractions by exploring them with hands-on materials and
physical activity. We will add, subtract, multiply and reduce Class Code: 3059.361 Northrop-Rm. 306
fractions, and introduce the use of variables. Next, we'll Sat May 7-May 21 9:00 AM-2:00 PM
convert fractions to a common denominator by finding Class Code: 3059.461 Northrop-Rm. 112
materials which fit, divide a number by a fraction, convert Mon Jul. 18-Jul. 21 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
fractions to hundredths, and note that a fraction in
hundredths can also be written as a decimal and percent.
Please bring a sack lunch. 1 class, fee of $24.
Instructor: Margaret Pellegrini.

Class Code: 3150.460 Northrop-Rm. 109

Fri Jun. 24 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
Science Explorers VI (Gr. 2-5) Youth Boating Qualification (Ages 12 & Up)
If you enjoyed previous Science Explorers classes, or if This is an opportunity for students ages 12 and older to earn
you've never attended one of them before, join us again for a Minnesota DNR Watercraft Operator's Permit. The U.S.
four new topics! Our class topics will be: Electrical Circuits II Coast Guard Auxiliary will present information on various
(build an electromagnet and a light-up game); Horticulture watercraft including personal watercraft (jet skis). This DNR
(analyze types of seeds and look at parts of a plant); approved class will cover boating skills, MN regulations,
Engineering (build bridges and test different designs for terminology, and other aspects of boating safety. Class
strength); and Astronomy (study the planets and build a includes a complete packet of materials and the
model of the solar system). No prerequisite required. administering of the state test for certification. Parents are
4 classes, fee or $45. welcome to register also. Co-sponsored with the U.S. Coast
Guard Auxiliary. Instructor: Doug Cederholm. This class will
Class Code: 3083.361 Hoover-Art Rm. meet on Tuesday and Thursday. 4 classes, fee of $18.
Mon, Apr. 11-May 2 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Class Code: 3083.362 Jefferson-Art Rm. Class Code: 5705.301 Northrop-Rm. 112
Tue, Apr. 12-May 3 3:35 PM-5:00 PM Tue/Thu Apr. 5-Apr. 14 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Class Code: 3083.363 Gibbs-Art Rm. Class Code: 5705.302 Northrop-Rm. 112
Wed, Apr. 13-May 4 3:35 PM-5:00 PM Tue/Thu Apr. 19-Apr. 28 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Class Code: 3083.364 Folwell-Art Rm.
Thu, Apr. 14-May 5 3:35 PM-5:00 PM
Art
Health and Safety Learn to Draw (Gr. K-5)
Do you love to draw or wish you could learn? Our classes are
designed for artists at every level. Come for a step-by-step
ATV--All Terrain Vehicle Safety (Ages 11 & Up)
approach to the basics or a chance to perfect and add to
Learn the principles of all terrain vehicle (ATV) safety. The
techniques you already know. Remember drawing isn't just
class is in two segments. Part 1: The ATV CD-ROM portion of
about art; drawing is about fine motor coordination, self-
the class must be done as a self-study unit at home. You will
esteem, and creative confidence. 6 classes, fee of $39
not be allowed to participate in the field operating class
unless you have first completed the ATV CD-ROM. Phone the
Class Code: 4101.314 Bamber Valley-Media Center
DNR Information Center at 888-646-6367 or 651-296-6157
Tue, Apr. 5-May 10 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
to get your free copy. Part 2 on Apr. 16: Review the written
Class Code: 4101.319 Bishop-Art Rm.
test and accomplish the field operating skills. You MUST BE
Mon, Apr. 4-May 9 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
11 years of age or older BEFORE the class start date to be
Class Code: 4101.312 Churchill-Art Rm.
eligible to take this class. Upon completion, each student will
Tue, Apr. 5-May 10 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
be DNR certified to operate an ATV on trails. Class will
Class Code: 4101.315 Elton Hills-Art Rm.
include safety techniques, riding methods, legal
Wed, Apr. 6-May 11 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
requirements, first aid, and hands-on riding skills. Parents
Class Code: 4101.311 Folwell-Art Rm.
must accompany their child to class to sign the DNR forms.
Wed, Apr. 6-May 11 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
Class is taught by DNR Safety Instructors. Bring your lunch
Class Code: 4101.318 Ben Franklin-Media Center
including beverage. The class and driving test will be held at
Wed, Apr. 6-May 11 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
John Adams Middle School. Students can bring their own
Class Code: 4101.316 Gage-Music Rm. 235
ATV to class. Please bring a helmet and birth certificate to
Mon, Apr. 4-May 9 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
class. 1 class, fee of $20.
Class Code: 4101.323 Gibbs-Art Rm.
Thu, Apr. 7-May 12 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
Class Code: 5712.300 John Adams-Cafeteria
Class Code: 4101.320 Hoover-Art Rm.
Sat Apr. 16 8:30 AM-12:00 PM
Thu, Apr. 7-May 12 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
Skill testing outside from 12:00 PM-3:00 PM
Class Code: 4101.322 Jefferson-Art Rm.
Thu, Apr. 7-May 12 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
Class Code: 4101.321 Lincoln-Art Rm.
Thu, Apr. 7-May 12 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
Class Code: 4101.317 Pinewood-Art Rm.
Mon, Apr. 4-May 9 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
CABS-Childcare & Babysitting Safety (Gr. 4-5) Class Code: 4101.310 Sunset Terrace-Art Rm.
Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics Tue, Apr. 5-May 10 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
include accessing 911, medical emergencies, fire safety, Class Code: 4101.313 Washington-Staff Lounge
personal safety, child development, proper feeding Wed, Apr. 6-May 11 3:35 PM-4:40 PM
techniques, and the Heimlich maneuver. The CABS book
(yours to keep) and course were developed by the American
Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American
Pediatrics Association. 1 class, fee of $25.

Class Code: 3903.361 Northrop-Rm. 201

Sat, Apr. 9 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Picture This! (Gr. K-8) Intermediate Theatre Projects (Gr. 4-5)
Kids will get to paint a special picture frame for Mom or Dad Do you love STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester)?
(or Grandma or Grandpa). This will be a hand-painted Wish you could attend STAR during the school year? Now
keepsake for any parent or grandparent to treasure! Color you can! Sign up for one of our exciting new Theatre
Me Mine is located at 3160 Wellner Dr. NE. 1 class, Projects! Through fun games, activities, and exercises,
fee of $21. students will develop their skills in voice, movement, and
theatrical performance. They will apply them in an original
Class Code: 4141.360 Color Me Mine play, which will be performed for family, friends, and
Tue Apr. 5 6:00 PM-7:30 PM community on the last day of class. No class Apr. 23.
Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE.
6 classes, fee of $85.
Theatre
Class Code: 4128.361 Rochester Civic Theatre
Adventures in Acting (Gr. K-1) Sat Apr. 9-May 21 3:00 PM-5:00 PM
Through fun games and activities, students will be
encouraged to use their own imaginations to create new
Senior Theatre Projects (Gr. 6-12)
characters and explore new worlds. This class is a great
Do you love STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester)?
introduction to the theatrical arts. No class Apr. 23 and May
Wish you could attend STAR during the school year? Now
7. Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr.
you can! Sign up for one of our exciting new Theatre
SE. 6 classes, fee of $25.
Projects! Through fun games, activities, and exercises,
students will develop their skills in voice, movement, and
Class Code: 4106.361 Rochester Civic Theatre
theatrical performance. They will apply them in an original
Sat Apr. 2-May 21 9:00 AM-9:30 AM
play, which will be performed for family, friends, and
Class Code: 4106.362 Rochester Civic Theatre
community on the last day of class. No class Jan. 17 and Apr.
Sat Apr. 2-May 21 10:00 AM-10:30 AM
25. Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr.
Class Code: 4106.363 Rochester Civic Theatre
SE. 6 classes, fee of $85.
Sat Apr. 2-May 21 11:00 AM-11:30 AM
Class Code: 4129.361 Rochester Civic Theatre
Beyond the Stage (Gr. 6-12) Mon Apr. 4-May 16 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
For the serious actor/actress, this class will take a
conservatory style approach to the art of acting. Students
will explore non-traditional styles of theatre and acting, TRIPS AND TOURS
work one-on-one with a knowledgeable instructor, develop
a repertoire of skills that can be used both on and off the Amtrak/Chuck E. Cheese (Families)
stage, and be offered the opportunity to think "outside the Ride the Amtrak train from Winona to LaCrosse! Our
box" to challenge themselves to grow as performers. This departure is at 8:15 AM from the Recreation Center-west
class is designed for students who wish to explore and parking lot by coach bus to meet the train in Winona. After
expand upon their theatrical skills and talents outside of a the train ride, we will stop at Chuck E. Cheese for lunch.
performance setting. Open to students who have attended Lunch is not included in the fee. We will arrive back at the
previous Theatre Academy classes or STAR (Summer Theatre Recreation Center at 3:00 PM. An adult must register and
Academy of Rochester) or have had previous acting attend with students. No refunds after Mar. 1 for the March
experience. No class Apr. 26. Rochester Civic Theatre is trip. Minimum age is 2 years. Fee of $33 PER person.
located at 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE. 6 classes, fee of $85.
Class Code: 4402.350 Recreation Center-West Parking Lot
Class Code: 4124.361 Rochester Civic Theatre Fri Jun. 10 8:15 AM-3:00 PM
Tue Apr. 5-May 17 4:00 PM-6:00 PM

Elementary Theatre Projects (Gr. 2-3)

Do you love STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester)?
Wish you could attend STAR during the school year? Now
you can! Sign up for one of our exciting new Theatre
Projects! Through fun games, activities, and exercises,
students will develop their skills in voice, movement, and
theatrical performance. They will apply them in an original
play, which will be performed for family, friends, and
community on the last day of class. No class Apr. 23.
Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Centre Dr. SE.
6 classes, fee of $45.
Minnesota Twins (Families)
See the Twins at Target Field! Join us for the Minnesota
Twins vs. Cleveland Indians game on April 24. Tickets are in
family section. Coach bus will load at Northrop at
10:30 AM. Rochester return time will be around
6:00 PM. An adult must register and attend with
students. Fee of $45 PER person.

Class Code: 4127.361 Rochester Civic Theatre Class Code: 4406.350 Northrop-Parking Lot
Sat Apr. 9-May 21 12:00 PM-1:00 PM Sun, Apr. 24 10:30 AM-6:00 PM
Class Code: 4127.362 Rochester Civic Theatre
Sat Apr. 9-May 21 1:30 PM-2:30 PM
 Valleyfair (Gr. 5-9)
Twists, turns, speed, and the Old West are top features of Middle School Sports—2:45-4:30 PM
Renegade--a world-class wooden roller coaster at Valleyfair.
Guests will experience an adventurous ride including a Track $52* Girls Lacrosse $52
never-before-experienced twisting first drop, a low-to-the- Apr. 18-May 26 Apr. 19-May 26
ground high-speed S-turn, and a high-speed station fly-by. 5017.301 Friedell W/TH 5020.302 John Adams T/TH
Check out Riptide featuring "720 degrees of attitude"! Don't 5017.302 John Adams M/TH 5020.303 Kellogg T/TH
miss Steel Venom, the "U"-shaped roller coaster that takes 5017.303 Kellogg T/TH 5020.304 Willow Creek T/TH
you from 0-60 mph in 2.5 seconds! Watch a movie at the 5017.304 Willow Creek W/TH
IMAX Cinema or splash around at the water park! Our trip to
Valleyfair includes a ride in an air-conditioned coach bus, Boys Flag Football-$52 Boys Lacrosse-$52
admission to the park, shows, and attractions. Bring a sack Apr. 19-May 26 Apr. 18-May 25
lunch or money to buy lunch at Valleyfair. If you bring your 5025.302 John Adams T/TH 5021.302 John Adams M/W
own lunch, please bring money to store your lunch in a 5025.303 Kellogg T/TH 5021.303 Kellogg M/W
locker at Valleyfair. Lunches are not to be left on the bus. 5025.304 Willow Creek T/TH 5021.304 Willow Creek M/W
Bus will load at and return to the Northrop parking lot.
Parents: Please indicate on the registration form if you Girls Flag Football-$52
would like to attend free as a chaperone. No refunds after Apr. 18-May 25
May 2. Fee of $48. 5026.302 John Adams M/W
5026.303 Kellogg M/W
Class Code: 5044.350 Northrop-Parking Lot 5026.304 Willow Creek M/W
Fri Jun. 10 8:00 AM-8:00 PM

*Track meets will take place on Thursdays each week with all schools
combined. Meet bus will not be available on Thursdays as meets will
end at 5:30. You may pick your student up at the meet site or at their
school.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND POLICIES

Registration Information
Registration begins upon receipt of this brochure. Space is limited and
classes fill quickly; we encourage prompt registration. Additional times
may be set up if classes fill; this determination is usually made two weeks
in advance. Please call our office if you have questions on openings at
328-4000
Confirmation
Community Education does not send out confirmations. Please mark
your calendars. You will only be notified if a class is changed or cancelled.
Class Cancellation Policy Prior to Start Date
Class cancellations must be made a minimum of one week prior to the
first date for a full cash refund (unless otherwise noted in the
description.
If you cancel with less than a week notice, prior to the first class, you will
be issued a Community Education credit on account, minus $5 processing
fee and any other costs incurred (including supplies, food, and salaries).
In the event a Community Education class must be cancelled due to
inclement weather or other unavoidable circumstances, every effort will
be made to reschedule. However, there may be instances when it will not
be possible to reschedule the class or make a restitution of funds.
Class Withdrawal Policy After Start Date
You may withdraw from classes of three sessions or more after attending
the first session. You must notify the Enrichment Office, 328-4000, of
your intent to withdraw prior to the second class. You will be issued a
prorated cash/credit refund minus a $5 processing fee and any costs
incurred.
Transportation
Parents are responsible for their student’s transportation unless noted
otherwise. When picking up your student from class please be prompt,
as additional supervision is not provided after class.
Scholarships
A limited number of scholarships are available for selected classes.
Please call 328-4000 to request additional information. Scholarships are
st
funded in part by the following: 21 Century Community Learning
Center Grant, Rochester Public School foundation – Chance Fund and
the Rochester Area Foundation Donor Advised Fund. We thank these
organizations for their support to the students in our community.
Health Concerns
Please indicate on the registration form if your student had any medical
or health concerns. The Community Education staff is not trained to
administer any medication.
Tax Credit/Deduction
The fee charged for some activities may be tax deductible. Please
consult your tax advisor to determine whether you qualify for an
education tax credit or deduction.
Waiver of Liability Notice
It is understood by you that Independent School District #535 and
Community Education are not responsible for any injury to your son or
daughter, and your own insurance and/or you will be responsible for all
services provided by a health care provider, hospital, and/or ambulance
service.
 Announcement
Summer of Service (SOS 2011
Looking for a GREAT summer opportunity? Join SOS for two
weeks of FUN! SOS is a program for youth entering grades 5-10.
During each two-week session, you will work on a team of ten
helping our community with different service-learning projects.
Registration forms will be available March 7. For more
information, please call 328-4051.
 Session 1 – June 13-25
 Session 2 – June 27-July 1 and July 11-15
 Session 3 – July 18-July 29
 Session 4 – August 1-12
ROCHESTER COMMUNITY EDUCATION
WEATHERLINE
WWW.ROCHESTERCE.ORG
If Rochester Public School are cancelled for the day, all
Community Education day and evening classes are cancelled.
If school begins late, Community Education will not meet in the
a.m. session. Classes that begin at noon or after will be held.
If school dismisses early, all Community Education classes are
cancelled for the remainder of the day and evening.
If school is not cancelled, but the weather is threatening,
evening classes will be cancelled by 3:00 pm. In all weather-
related circumstances, local radio stations will announce our
cancellation.
For weather related announcements, call CE Weatherline at
328-4010.

We accept VISA, MasterCard, or American Express

Make check payable to Rochester Community Education

How to register: Mail: Community Education, Youth Dept. *Phone: 328-4000

Online: www.rochesterce.org/youth 201 8th St. NW, Rochester, MN 55901 *FAX: 328-4015
Drop Box: In front of Northrop main door In Person: Between the hours of 8:00 am-4:30 pm *credit card registration only