adult education fall 2012 catalog

New year. Fresh start. Let’s GO!

WAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Sept. - Dec. 2012Register: ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.us

New Registration System!details on page 1

Welcome to Adult Enrichment!

We are pleased to present a wide variety of classes and learning opportunities in thiscatalog. These classes are intended for adults age 18 or older and most classes are notavailable to youth except where noted.

Catalog Credits

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

Adult EnrichmentWellness .......................................... 1 to 9

High School ................................. 10 to 12

Technology................................... 13 to 16

Learn ........................................... 17 to 21

Create ................................................... 22

Online Learning .................................... 23

Foods ........................................... 24 to 26

Courses at IOCP.......................... 27 to 29

Home Care ..................................... 30, 31

Special ......................................... 32 to 34

Contents

Project SOAR ...................................... 35

Family Learning Center ...................... 36

WISHES................................................ 37

Adult Basic Education........................ 38

Community Resources ....................... 39

District Map ......................................... 40

CES Directory ..................................... 41

Course Index ....................................... 44

Registration Information ................ 42, 43

Special Senior Performance

The Sound of Music

Wednesday, November 7, 2012Performance: 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm

Wayzata High School

Reserved Performance ~ Seniors age 62+ only pleaseSeating is Reserved ~ Tickets are FREE

Leave a message at 763-745-5264 and tell us: • Number of tickets needed (maximum 10 per party). • Names of each person attending. • Name & contact number of person making reservation. Sorry, we cannot accommodate special requests for seating

placement.

Presented by the Wayzata High School Drama Department.

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Wellness

In this section you will findclasses to help you get fit, meditate,dance, eat better, and be healthier.

Fit. Fabulous. FAST!

ZUMBA !

An exciting new workout that’s sweeping thenation! Zumba is a Latin inspired, dance fit-ness class incorporating international musicand Latin dance movements for a dynamicworkout. We will combine fast and slowrhythms that tone and sculpt the body, andachieve a unique blended balance of cardioand muscle benefits. Dancers and non-danc-ers can master this class and have a greattime. Achieve amazing results in a party-likeatmosphere. Youth age 15 - 17 may registerif accompanied by a registered guardian.Come, join the party! Michele is a certifiedZUMBA instructor.

#ZUMBA-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Nov. 14 6-6:45 pmNo class Oct. 17$69 for 8 classesCentral Middle School-CafeteriaMichele Engesser

ZUMBA - Take the Next Step!

This ZUMBA class is great for those whohave taken a ZUMBA class or have a littledance experience. Youth age 15-17 may reg-ister when accompanied by a registeredguardian.

#ZUMBA2-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Nov. 14

6:50-7:35 pmNo class Oct. 17$89 for 8 classesCentral Middle School-CafeteriaMichele Engesser

New Registration Software Ad

New Registration SoftwareTo better serve you, Wayzata Community Education has new and improved

registration soft ware. It’s interactive and much easier to use. Create an account in 3 easy steps:1. Go to: www.ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.us 2. Click on "Create an Account" in the upper right corner.3. Fill in your information and create a password. Click on the "Add Relationship" to add other family members and link your accounts. Browse for classes. Select your class, add it to your cart and checkout. Give us your email address and we'll send you a receipt and send you a reminder 2 days before the class.

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Ready for Intensity?

Fitness Boot CampStudent quotes: “It did what it promised.Huge difference and benefit.”; Enjoyed“her acceptance of different levels and herspirit.”;”Thanks, Gretchen. Great job!”Get motivated!

Be held accountable! Join Fitness Boot Campto achieve your fitness goals. All shapes, sizesand abilities are welcome. You will get aworkout to achieve your goals! Cardiovas-cular and strength work will be incorporatedin a variety of workouts. Participants willreceive before and after fitness assessmentsfor measurable results. Dress comfortablyand bring a yoga or exercise mat. GretchenVandeputte is a Certified Fitness Instructor.Class meets Tuesday and Thursday morningsat Wayzata High School.

#BOOTCMP-F1-13Tue/Thu, Sep. 18-Nov. 1 5:50-6:40 amNo class Oct. 18$124 for 13 classesWayzata High School-Gym 5, Gym 6Gretchen Vandeputte

#BOOTCMP-F2-13Tue/Thu, Nov. 6-Dec. 13 5:50-6:40 amNo class Nov. 22$99 for 11 classesWayzata High School-Gym 5, Gym 6Gretchen Vandeputte

Russian Kettlebell Training: Are YouSerious About Getting in Shape?

Shed pounds, gain muscle, explosive powerand energy with a single, simple tool. Thekettlebell is a favored fitness training methodfor busy men, women, and elite athletes. Thisclass will provide a challenging workout –check with your cardiologist or orthopedistprior to class if you have concerns. Trainingis done in bare feet. Wear loose clothing andbring water. A limited number of kettlebellsare available, so if you have your own, bringthem.

#KETTLE-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 1-Nov. 12 6:30-7:30 pm$99 for 7 classesCentral Middle School-CafeteriaRoxanne Altmeyer

New Refund PolicyRefunds (less $5 cancellation fee), given whena registration is withdrawn at least 3 businessdays before the start of class, 7 days for cookingclasses. Call 763-745-5213.


Pilates – You Choose!

Pilates Core

Focus on the basic Pilates core work. Classis designed to master the correct movementof the body to achieve the most out of alltypes of Pilates classes and other fitnessclasses. Youth age 15 to 17 may register whenaccompanied by a registered guardian. Bringa Pilates or yoga mat and towel with you toclass. Joan is a Stott Certified instructor.

#PILCOR-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Nov. 14 6-7 pmNo class Oct. 17$89 for 8 classesCentral Middle School-Wrestling RoomJoan Mielke Nimerfroh

#PILCOR-F2-13Wednesdays, Nov. 28-Jan. 9 6-7 pm$79 for 7 classesCentral Middle School-Wrestling RoomJoan Mielke Nimerfroh

Pilates Challenge

You’ve mastered the basics, now take it tothe next level and develop new skills. Incor-porate abdominals into all your daily activi-ties. This class is designed to bring your absto new strengths. Experience is recom-mended. Class taught by Stott Certified in-structor. Youth age 15 to 17 may registerwhen accompanied by a registered guardian.Bring a mat and towel with you to class.

#PILCHL-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Nov. 14 7-8 pmNo class Oct. 17$89 for 8 classesCentral Middle School-Wrestling RoomJoan Mielke Nimerfroh

#PILCHL-F2-13Wednesdays, Nov. 28-Jan. 9 7-8 pm$79 for 7 classesCentral Middle School-Wrestling RoomJoan Mielke Nimerfroh

Pilates Reformer - Beginner

The unique Pilates Reformer plus towerworkouts include exercises that help withposture, total body strength with an empha-sis on core training. Learn correct alignment,balance, flexibility and breathing techniquesunique to Pilates. Pilates can help with backpain, joint pain and other issues. Location isPilates MN, 864 E. Lake St., Wayzata.

#REFBEG-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 18-Oct. 16 6:30-7:30 pm$89 for 5 classesPilates MN, 864 E. Lake St., Wayzata

#REFBEG-F2-13Tuesdays, Oct. 23-Nov. 27 6:30-7:30 pmNo class Nov. 6$89 for 5 classesPilates MN, 864 E. Lake St., Wayzata

Pilates Barre

Barre workouts are the new exercise rage.Give it a try under the watchful eye of thePilates MN trained and certified staff. PilatesBarre class is designed to appeal to all fit-ness levels. The Barre workout combinesballet type techniques, small hand weightsand Pilates bio-mechanically correct form tolift, tone and strengthen your core, glutes andother body parts. Experience the body trans-forming results!

#BARR-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Oct. 17 7-8 pm$89 for 5 classesPilates MN, 864 E. Lake St., Wayzata

#BARR-F2-13Wednesdays, Oct. 24-Nov. 28 7-8 pmNo class Nov. 21$89 for 5 classesPilates MN, 864 E. Lake St., Wayzata

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Dance Classes

Belly Dance Classes

Emalee Kuberra is an experienced bellydance teacher, and has performed profession-ally since 2005. Emalee fuses the beauty ofbelly dance with its natural fitness benefits.Check out Emalee’s website at:www.shimmytwins.com.

Wedding Dance Crash Course

Wedding coming up fast and wondering whatto do with your two left feet? This workshopis for you! In just 2 hours, learn the commonwedding dances: Waltz, Foxtrot, Rumba andSlow Dance. Monica Mohn, three-time“USADance” Champion, will teach you easydancing skills and fun patterns so you willfeel confident, comfortable and look greaton that special day! Couples only please. Ifyou’ve got it, bring a CD of your weddingmusic!

#WEDDING-F1-13Saturday, Sep. 15 10:00 am-12:00 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School-CafeteriaMonica Mohn

Thriller! Dance LineLearn the DanceGreat Parent - Child Class!

Student quote: “My friends and I had aBLAST at the Thriller class and thoughtMonica did an awesome job breakingdown the dance to make it easy to learn. “

Always been thrilled by the moves in“Thriller”? Then this workshop is for you!This fun line dance is a great, easy versionof the classic moves that inspired us all. Bythe end of the class you’ll be dancing thenight away! No partner needed. Youth age 8and older may register when accompaniedby a registered guardian; choose the $25 par-ent/child fee.

#THRLLR-F1-13Saturday, Oct. 13 10:00-11:30 am$15 for 1 classCentral Middle School-CafeteriaMonica Mohn

Belly Dance Beginning

Explore the mysteries of the ageless dance.Perfect for all ages! You will discover andtone muscles you didn’t know you had. Wearcomfortable clothes and a hip scarf if youhave one. Bring water, a good friend and yoursense of humor. No previous experience re-quired. Youth age 15 - 17 may register whenaccompanied by a registered guardian.

#BELLYBG-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 18-Oct. 30 6:00-7:00 pmNo class Oct. 9 & 16$49 for 5 classesCentral Middle School – Small Gym

Belly Dance Advanced Beginner:Cymbals

Continue your exploration of belly dance ifyou have some previous experience. Buildon techniques learned in beginner classes,incorporate new movements, traveling steps,variations and combinations of movements.A short choreography will be learned andfinger cymbals will be introduced. Whetheryou want to dance for exercise, for fun, orare a serious dance student, there is some-thing rewarding about belly dance for every-one. Wear comfortable clothing and hip scarfif preferred. Youth age 15 to 17 may registerif accompanied by a registered guardian.

#BELLYBEG2-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 18-Oct. 30 7:00-8:00 pmNo class Oct. 9 & 16$49 for 5 classesCentral Middle School – Small Gym


Jay Dudding’s Dance ClassesStudents say: “Now instead of dreadinggoing out on the dance floor, I really lookforward to it. I am confident going outthere - which I never was before.”

Jay Dudding is one of the best dance instruc-tors in the metro area! Receive individualattention in a group setting. If you cannotattend one of the scheduled weekly sessions,you may attend at another location that sameweek. Ask Jay about dates and locations.

Dudding’s dance classes:

• Youth age 16 - 17 may register when ac-companied by a registered guardian.

• Location is Minnetonka Community Edu-cation Center, 4584 Vine Hill Rd,Deephaven 55331, in the gym.

Latin Dance - Let’s Begin

Learn Rumba, Salsa and Cha-Cha! By theend of the class you will know how to per-form the box step, Parallel and CrossoverBreaks, Under Arm Turns and Cross BodyLeads for all three dances. You’ll also learnthe Tango, a dance that will introduce thePromenade Open Flare and Corte, and theSamba, which will provide you with a se-quence of steps to wow your friends and as-sociates.

#LATIN1-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 18-Oct. 9 7:45-9:00 pm$39 for 4 classes

Latin Dance: Let’s Continue

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

#LATIN2-F1-13Tuesdays, Oct. 23-Nov. 6 7:45-9:00 pm$29 for 3 classes

Swing and Ballroom Dance:Let’s Begin

Learn the East Coast Swing, Hustle, andWaltz. The East Coast Swing is also calledthe Jitterbug, the official “sock hop” dance.In addition, you will learn the Cuddle,Hammerlock, Kansas City and the Sweet-heart.

#SWING1-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 18-Oct. 9 6:30-7:45 pm$39 for 4 classes

Swing and Ballroom Dance:Let’s Continue

Continue to perfect your East Coast Swing,Hustle, and Waltz and other dance steps withJay Dudding

#SWING2-F1-13Tuesdays, Oct. 23-Nov. 6 6:30-7:45 pm$29 for 3 classes

Nordic Walking - The Best Walk!

Empower your walk with Nordic Walk-ing poles and turn it into a total bodyworkout, engaging up to 90% of yourmuscles while increasing your heart rateand calorie burn. Walk tall and enjoy thenatural rhythm of Nordic Walking whilerelieving the stress on your lower joints.You will learn safe and effective Nordicwalking technique. Wear comfortablewalking shoes and dress for the weather,we will be going outdoors. Youth age 15- 17 may register when accompanied bya registered guardian. LEKI Nordic Walk-ing poles will be provided for use duringthe class. Check out the slideshow onwww.youtube.com, search on “ NordicWalking Poles, all the buzz!”.

#NORDWK-F1-13Saturday, Oct. 6 9:00-10:30 am$19 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A201Linda Lemke

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Yoga Classes

Stretch. Flex. Breathe!

Join yogastudio for yoga classes taught bycertified instructors.

All classes:

• Location: yogastudio, 3900 VinewoodLane, Plymouth

• Dress lightly, bring water, and a mat orlarge towel. Mat may be rented for $1/class.

• Youth age 16 to17 may register when ac-companied by a registered guardian.

Pigs Fly Yoga

Are you curious but a little scared about try-ing yoga? Maybe you need the enhancedflexibility, strength and breathing benefits?

All Pigs Fly classes - $39 for 5 classes

#PGSFLY-F1-13Thursdays, Sep. 20-Oct. 18 5:35-6:15 pm

#PGSFLY-F2-13Thursdays, Oct. 25-Nov. 29 5:35-6:15 pmNo class Nov. 22

Hot Yoga

Hot Fitness Yoga takes place in a heated stu-dio for deeper stretching, detoxification,stress relief and injury prevention. All levelsof participants are welcome. Please arrive 15minutes early for your first class.

All Hot Yoga classes - $59 for 5 classes

#HOTYOGA-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 18-Oct. 16 6:30-7:45 pm

#HOTYOGA-F2-13Tuesdays, Oct. 23-Nov. 27 6:30-7:45 pmNo class Nov. 6

#HOTYOGA-F3-13Thursdays, Sep. 20-Oct. 18 6:30-7:45 pm

#HOTYOGA-F4-13Thursdays, Oct. 25-Nov. 29 6:30-7:45 pmNo class Nov. 22

Tabata Yoga

Sweat, detox, strengthen, fo-cus and balance! Challengingyet do-able because you can take a breakanytime! Class includes deep stretching anda 5 minute savasana (rest) at the end of class.

All Tabata Yoga classes - $49 for 5 classes

#TABYGA-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Oct. 17 7:00-8:00 pm

#TABYGA-F2-13Wednesdays, Oct. 24-Nov. 21 7:00-8:00 pm

Fencing

Try the exciting andgrowing sport offencing. Classestaught by Youth En-richment League andavailable for youth ingrades 2-5, 6–12 andtheir parents.

All classes:

• Adults may register for adult section onlyif they have a child is registered

• Wear long pants and athletic shoes• Provided with fee: safety swords, protec-

tive masks and jackets• All classes take place at West Middle

School – Auxiliary Gym• Dates: Thursdays, Oct. 11-Dec. 20 (no

class Oct. 18, Nov. 8, 22 & 29, Dec. 13)• Times and prices vary see sections below

Learn this exciting and increasingly popularsport! New and experienced students invited.New students will learn fencing basics: ad-vance, retreat, thrust, lunge, etc. Experiencedstudents will work on: economy of motion,setup attacks, combination attacks and add-ing new moves to their skill set. All studentswill work towards arm-band advancementwith the ultimate goal of reaching the ninthlevel black band. Develop your athletic skills,dexterity, speed and strength. Safety is Pri-ority One!

Middle School team will compete againstother schools at meets as well as compete inlocal and metro-wide tournaments.

Attention parents: Don’t just watch from thesidelines, grab a foil and mask and get a greatworkout too! Parent section is only for theparents of youth who are registered Grades2-5, or 6-12 section. Parents join the classtime for which their youth is registered.

Fencing for Grades 2-5#FENCE-ElemF-126:00-7:00 pm$79 for 6 classes

Fencing Team - Grades 6-12#FENCE-TMF-127:05-8:35 pm$99 for 6 classes

Fencing for ParentsOnly parents whose youth are in a Fencingclass#FENCE-F1-136:00-8:35 pm$39 for 6 classes


Kung Fu Classes

Great Parent – Child Fitness!

Kung Fu is more than just kicking, punch-ing, and self-defense. Join us and learnawareness of self and surroundings whileimproving self-esteem, confidence and, yes,becoming more physically fit. Learn the life-long benefits of this ancient Chinese art.

Parents: don’t just sit on the sidelines. Reg-ister and participate with your child in class.

Instruction is supervised but may not be de-livered by Al Lam. Al Lam has studied KungFu since age 8 and is a certified instructorwith over 35 years of experience, and he con-tinues to train in China.

All classes:

• $79/per person for 7 classes; Kung Fu:2nd Night Option only additional $29

• Central Middle School, Wrestling Room• Optional uniform and certification for

white to black belt available for additionalfees

• Wear loose, comfortable clothing to class• No class Tuesdays Nov. 6 & 20; Thurs-

days Oct. 18 & Nov. 22

Kung Fu Wu Shu -Beginner & White Belt Adult & Youth

Join this fun, non-competitive, full-partici-pation class. This class is designed for youthbeginners ages 5 and older, and adults.

#KFBEG-F1-13Tuesdays, Oct. 2-Nov. 27 6:15-7:00 pm

#KFBEG-F2-13Thursdays, Oct. 4-Nov. 29 6:15-7:00 pm

Kung Fu Wu Shu -Yellow to Blue Belt

This class is a continuation of the Kung Fu -Wu Shu Beginner & White Belt class. Op-tional certification is available for an addi-tional fee.

#KFYB-F1-13Tuesdays, Oct. 2-Nov. 27 7:00-7:45 pm

#KFYB-F2-13Thursdays, Oct. 4-Nov. 29 7:00-7:45 pm

Kung Fu Wu Shu -2nd Blue to Black Belt

This class is a continuation of the Kung Fu -Wu Shu Yellow to Blue Belt class. Optionalcertification is available for an additional fee.

#KFBB-F1-13Tuesdays, Oct. 2-Nov. 27 7:45-8:30 pm

#KFBB-F2-13Thursdays, Oct. 4-Nov. 29 7:45-8:30 pm

Kung Fu: 2nd Night Option

Ramp up your training and progress at afaster rate! Register for this section and youcan attend both Tuesdays and Thursdays. Youmust be registered for your regular class be-fore registering for this 2nd Night Option.

#KF2-F1-13$29 for 2nd night instruction

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Wellness Comes

in a Class

Absolutely Abdominal

We all have four layers of abdominalmuscles, each with fibers running in a dif-ferent direction. This criss-crossing patternshapes your midsection and supports thelower back. There are many reasons why theabs can weaken and“lose shape”: past preg-nancies, abdominal sur-gery, sitting for hours aday at a desk, just toname a few. Commoncrunches only serve tofurther weaken muscles.In this workshop, wewill learn how tostrengthen all four layersof ab muscle, reshapeyour waistline and checkoverstretched abdominalconnective tissue from pregnancies. (If youhave this issue, it will change how you doabdominal exercises.) Get a tummy tuckwithout surgery and find relief from lowerback discomfort to boot! Come and learnhow to strengthen and flatten your abdomenquickly, effectively and in a very functionalway. Come in loose clothing and be preparedto exercise. Bring a mat. Youth age 16 to 17may register when accompanied by a regis-tered guardian.

#ABAB-F1-13Monday, Oct. 8 6:30-8:00 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School-Media CenterJanice Novak

Yoga Meditation I

Learn to calm your mind and bring personalpeace as well as emotional and mental well-being into your life. Main-stream science hasadopted the powerof meditation andyoga for relievingstress and reducingthe effects of physi-cal illness and en-hancing recovery.The benefits of im-proved flexibility,strength and con-centration are welldocumented. Youthage 16 and 17 may register when accompa-nied by a registered guardian. Eat a very lightmeal or nothing 2 hours prior to class. Bringa yoga mat and towel or small pillow to class.No water.

#YGAMED-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 15-Nov. 19 6:00-7:30 pm$65 for 6 classesCentral Middle School-Media CenterPatrick Weseman

Alexander Technique

What is the Alexander Technique? Join usas we explore this 100 year old kinestheticre-education technique that helps bring aboutmind/body integration, releases unnecessarytension and stress that may cause injuries.Enhance your quality of life and performancein sports or physical activities. Benefits in-clude: increased energy, better balance andcoordination, improved breathing and pos-ture and changes in mental clarity and moods.Class combines individual instruction andgroup setting, plus one 15-minute privatelesson taught by Lisa, a certified teacher ofAlexander Technique. Lisa is a teachingmember of the American Society of theAlexander Technique and has been teachingfor over 24 years. Note location: MinnetonkaCommunity Education Center, 4584 VineHill Rd., Deephaven, 55331; DeephavenRoom.

#ALEX-F1-13Wednesdays, Oct. 3-Nov. 14 6:00-7:30 pm$89 for 7 classesMinnetonka Community Education CenterLisa Galbraith Heyl


Foods to Reduce Pain &Inflammation

Do you have stiff joints, achy muscles andinflammation? Your food choices affect painand inflammation levels more than you real-ize. Learn the importance of balancing bloodsugar to manage inflammation. Understandwhy processed carbohydrates increase painand inflammation and discuss how to replaceprocessed foods with real foods. Discover therole of therapeutic Omega 3 fats and keyminerals, such as magnesium. Class quali-fies for 2.4 continuing education credits forregistered nurses. RNs are responsible fordetermining whether this course meets theirneeds. Class developed by licensed nutrition-ist and delivered by nutrition educator.

#PAIN-F1-13Thursday, Nov. 1 7:00-9:00 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A201Nutritional Weight And Wellness

Gut Reaction

Do you suffer from heartburn, gas, bloating,indigestion, constipation or diarrhea — or doyou have an autoimmune disorder, sugar orbread cravings or depression? These are allindications of digestive problems. You maybe surprised that the cereal or bagel that youeat for breakfast causes heartburn all day, andthat big glass of milk gives you gas and diar-rhea. Learn how the right foods and selectedsupplements can restore intestinal health.This course qualifies for 2.4 continuing edu-cation credits for registered nurses; RNs areresponsible for determining whether thiscourse meets their needs.

Note location: Minnetonka Community Edu-cation Center, 4584 Vine Hill Rd.,Deephaven, 55331.

#GUTREA-F1-12Thursday, Nov. 8 6:30-8:00 pm$29 for 1 classMinnetonka Community Education CenterNutritional Weight & Wellness

Lose Weight …

Kick the Habit with

Group Hypnosis

Hypnosis is effective, relaxing, and you willbe in control at all times. Fee includes a CDand lifetime mem-bership card for rein-forcement, allowingyou to attend futureseminars free. Stu-dents interested inboth classes mustregister for bothclasses. See websitefor more detail: www.hypnosisclinic.net. In-structor holds a Doctorate of Clinical Hyp-notherapy.

• Fee for each class is $65/person for 1 classand lifetime membership

• Location is Central Middle School,Media Center

• Youth age 11 and older are welcome toregister when accompanied by a regis-tered guardian

• Bring a pillow, blanket or bean bag chairfor added comfort

• Taught by Mary Fischer, Ph.D.

Schedule:

• 6:00-6:30: Check-in• 6:30-7:15: Introduction (required for both

weight loss and smoking cessation)• 7:15-8:00: Weight loss hypnosis (smok-

ers will take a 45 minute break, off schoolgrounds, 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 motivatedto exercise and drink more water.

#HYPWT-F1-13Thursday, Sep. 20 6:00-9:00 pm

Stop Smoking orChewing Tobacco with Hypnosis

If you are ready to quit smoking and chew-ing, hypnosis can help you stop immediatelywith little, if any withdrawal, or weight gain.

#HYPSMK-F1-13Thursday, Sep. 20 6:00-9:00 pm

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High School

ACT and PSAT/

SAT Preparation

Workshops

In these five-hourseminars, students willlearn:

• Strategies for usingpartial knowledgeto 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 de-tailed answer explanations

• Get suggestions for individualized studyin the days leading up to the test

ACT Preparation Workshop

Attention Juniors and Seniors: With a topscore of 36 and the national average now at21, a score increase of even one or two pointson the ACT gives you a real advantage. ZAPStest-preparation seminars are designed tohelp each student do his or her personal beston the ACT. Motivational instruction andhands-on practice will help you understandyour strengths and weaknesses. Bring 2 pen-cils, paper and calculator with you to theworkshop. Register directly on line at:www.zaps.com, or call ZAPS to register at1-877-927-8378 (toll free).

#ACTPRP-F1-13Monday & Tuesday, Oct. 8-9 3:45-6:15 pm$99 for 2 classesWayzata High School-B204 Forum Room

#ACTPRP-F2-13Monday & Tuesday, Oct. 8-9 6:45-9:15 pm$99 for 2 classesWayzata High School-B204 Forum Room

PSAT/SAT Preparation Workshop

A score increase of even ten points on the SAT test can make the difference in getting ac-cepted or getting scholarships. ZAPS test-preparation seminars are carefully designed to helpeach student do his or her personal best on the SAT. Students who take the ZAPS seminar—and practice the strategies at home—typically experience score increases of 50 to 150 pointson the SAT or 5 to 15 points on the PSAT. Bring 2 pencils, paper and calculator with you tothe workshop. Motivational instruction and hands-on practice will help you understand yourstrengths and weaknesses. Register today at www.zaps.com or 1-877-927-8378.

#SATPRP-F1-13Wednesday & Thursday, Sep. 19-20 6:30-9:00 pm$99 for 2 classesWayzata High School-B204 Forum Room


College Scholarships

and Admissions

Jason Lum sought and received $250,000 in scholarshipsand graduated from Harvard and Berkeley. He serves asCNBC’s contributing consultant on college admissionsand financial aid and worked for Harvard University’sAdmissions Office. Jason has been profiled by the Min-neapolis-St. Paul StarTribune, CBS news, CBS radio, andmore. Go to www.ScholarEdge.com to learn more aboutJason.

All classes:

• Youth under age 18 must be accompaniedby a registered guardian.

• $35/per person; $29/add’l person in samehousehold for 1 class

• Jason’s book “Help!: Straight Talk forSurviving the College Search” is includedin class fee

How to Get Into Top Colleges!:Admissions Tips from a HarvardGraduate

Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Columbia, Berke-ley. Getting into top universities often opensthe doors to prestigious and lucrative careers.Because these schools represent the very bestof American college education, the compe-tition to get into these schools is at an all-time high. Even the best students with highGPAs and strong ACT scores are confront-ing unprecedented competition. Yet very fewstudents have a strategy to tackle the verydemanding admissions process. Find outwhat admissions committees from top col-leges are looking for, and more important,mistakes that even top applicants make thatseverely hurt their chances of admission.Learn up-to-date information about collegeadmission trends at top universities, com-bined with Jason Lum’s one-on-one conver-sations with application readers fromHarvard.

#TOPCOL-F1-13Tuesday, Sep. 25 7:00-9:00 pmCentral Middle School-Media Center

College Scholarships:What You Need to Know andDo in Middle School

It is never too early to plan for paying forcollege. In fact, some of America’s top schol-arship winners plan how to create their ap-plications before attending high school! JoinJason Lum and learn what they know. Thisnew course is designed specifically formiddle school students and parents who arewondering what to do in high school to im-prove their chances of winning scholarshipmoney. Jason will provide tips and adviceon what to do and what not to do in highschool to improve the chances for successwhen applying for scholarships.

#SCHMDL-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 23 7:00-9:00 pmCentral Middle School-Media Center

How to Win College Scholarships

When costs for a four-year college educa-tion can exceed $200,000, scholarships be-come essential . To get a scholarship mustyour student be an academic or athletic su-perstar? Must you “know the right people”?The answer is - no! Jason Lum sought andreceived $250,000 in scholarships and gradu-ated from Harvard and Berkeley. He servesas CNBC’s contributing consultant on col-lege admissions and financial aid and workedfor Harvard University’s Admissions Office.Jason has been profiled by the StarTribune,CBS news and radio, and more. Learn moreat: www.ScholarEdge.com to learn more.Youth age 16 and 17 may register when ac-companied by a registered guardian.

#SCHOLR-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 30 7:00-9:00 pmCentral Middle School-Media Center

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MN College Savings Plan

Saving for college can seem overwhelm-ing. But, Minnesota’s 529 Plan makes iteasy to start and simple to save. Openingan account is affordable and anyone cancontribute. There are a variety of invest-ment options that offer tax advantages,low fees, and flexible features. Interestedin learning more? Come to a special pre-sentation to find out the details, speak toa representative, and receive materials toget started. Class is free of charge andsponsored by the MN College Savings

Driver Education

Program

Students learn from licensed District teach-ers using District-owned vehicles. We arecommitted to helping students become safeand responsible drivers with full knowledgeof driving rules and strong driving skills byproviding an exceptional classroom and be-hind the wheel learning experience. Regis-ter for each separately.

Classroom:

Classroom instruction consists of 30 hoursof training taught by a teacher with both ateaching license and a driver education cer-tification and is offered in the evenings, af-ter school and during summer break atWayzata High School.

• Classroom fee is $169• To register:

Web:www.ceregistration.wayzata.k12.mn.usPhone: 763-745-5209

Behind the Wheel:

Upon completion of the classroom instruc-tion, students may register for Behind theWheel.

• Behind the Wheel fee is $305• To register: 763-745-5209

Fencing

League

Try the exciting andgrowing sport of fencing.New and experiencedstudents invited. Newstudents will learn fenc-ing basics: advance, re-treat, thrust, lunge, etc. Experienced studentswill work on: economy of motion, setup at-tacks, combination attacks and adding newmoves to their skill set. All students will worktowards arm-band advancement with the ul-timate goal of reaching the ninth level blackband. Develop your athletic skills, dexterity,speed and strength. Safety is Priority One!

All classes:

• Adults may register for adult section onlyif they have a child is registered

• Wear long pants and athletic shoes• Provided with fee: safety swords, protec-

tive masks and jackets• All classes take place at West Middle

School – Auxiliary Gym• Dates: Thursdays, Oct. 11-Dec. 20 (no class

Oct. 18, Nov. 8, 22 & 29, Dec. 13)• Taught by Youth Enrichment League

Fencing for Grades 2-5#FENCE-ElemF-126:00-7:00 pm$79 for 6 classes

Fencing Team - Grades 6-12#FENCE-TMF-127:05-8:35 pm$99 for 6 classes

Fencing for ParentsOnly parents with youth in a Fencing class#FENCE-F1-136:00-8:35 pm$39 for 6 classes

Plan which is a state-sponsored collegeinvestment tool; there are no commissionsor sales involved in this program.

#COLSAV-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 3 7:00-8:30 pmFREECentral Middle School-Media CenterRobert Stern


Technology

Join us for an invigorated and updated menuof Technology classes. Hands-on computerclasses take place in our new, comfortablecomputer lab that is closer to the entrance.

Technology classes take place at CentralMiddle School Community Education Com-puter Lab, except where noted.

For Beginners

Intro to Computers and Windows

Hands-on and low key class! This is for thevery beginner who knows it’s never too lateto learn! Explore terminology, hardware, dif-ferent types of software and more. We willalso learn the basics of the Windows operat-ing system using desktop icons and navigat-ing opening, closing, moving and resizingwindows. Who knew that scroll bars, statusbar, menus, toolbars, accessory applications,the start menu and task bar could be so muchfun? Join us ... it’s never too late!

#INTROPC-F1-13Thursday, Sep. 20 10:00 am-12:00 pm$39 for 1 classRon Timm

iPad BeginnerTake a Tour of Your iPad

Bring your iPad to this workshop for somehands-on fun. We will explore how to usethe iPad for many pur-poses, from email tousing a variety of appsto music and movies.We will learn how toorganize our apps andsearch for new ones,plus how to use theiTunes Store to findapps, music, and vid-eos. Learn about toolslike Calendar, Maps,the camera, and much more! Bring your iPadand all your cables so you can participate inour Tour of the iPad.

#IPAD-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 24 6:30 - 8:30 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A410 TECHDave Zukor

Meet Your

Technology Instructors!

Andrea Lee

Formerly a 7th grade En-glish teacher, Andrea Leehas taught adult educationcomputer classes for the last5 years. She greatly enjoyshelping adults better utilizeand understand the wondersof today’s technology.

What her students say about Andrea:

• “This hands-on approach is exactly whatI needed. Thank you!”

• “Very knowledgeable. Clear explanations.Great Class!”

Ron Timm

Ron Timm, PhD, has beena professional photographerfor 20 years, is an interna-tional photography judge,has been a teacher for over20 years, is president of theCamera Council, and is di-rector of a photographyjudging 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 In-tegration Specialist forWayzata Schools. Heteaches teachers how to usetechnology to enhance theirstudent’s experience andlearning capacity. He be-lieves in having fun withtechnology while learningvaluable information.

What his students say about Dave:

• “Dave is just great! He showed us whatcan be done with the iPad.”

• “Very hands-on. I didn’t hesitate to askquestions.”

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Workplace

Essentials

Industry Standard Software,Updated Curriculum

Master your computer skills using Windows7 operating system, Microsoft Office 2010,and Labyrinth FastCourse curriculum. Laby-rinth is a practical, professional, hands-oncurriculum for quick skill mastery. You willbe provided a manual for classroom use andyou may purchase a manual to take homeafter class if you choose. Each manual cov-ers all classes in a software series– e.g. WordFastCourse covers “Word Parts 1, 2 and 3.

All Microsoft Office classes:

• Purchase manual after class for $15 if youwish

• Taught by Andrea Lee

Microsoft Word 2010: Part 1

In this hands-on class,learn how to create, for-mat, save, and printdocuments. Studentswill also learn how to setcustom tabs and mar-gins, cut/copy/paste text,use bullets and numbering, create headersand footers, use spell/grammar check, andmuch more.

#WRDPT1-F1-13Tuesday, Sep. 18 9:30-11:30 am$39 for 1 class

#WRDPT1-F2-13Thursday, Sep. 20 7:00-9:00 pm$39 for 1 class

Microsoft Word 2010: Part 2

Expand your knowledge of Word 2010 bylearning how to create and modify tables,insert columns/rows, apply borders and shad-ing, and use WordArt, SmartArt, and ClipArt.Students will also format text using styles,work with headers and footers, learn how toprint labels/envelopes, and more. Prerequi-site: Word 2010 Part 1 or basic knowledgeof Microsoft Word 2010.

#WRDPT2-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 9 9:30-11:30 am$39 for 1 class

#WRDPT2-F2-13Thursday, Oct. 25 7:00-9:00 pm$39 for 1 class

Mail Merge -Microsoft Word 2010: Part 3

Create professional-looking mailing labels,name-tags, envelopes, mailing lists and formletters using Word’s Mail Merge feature. Youcan create your address list in Word, or im-port it from Excel, Access, or Outlook. Youcan even add clip art to your mailing labels!Prerequisite: Word 2010 Part 1 or basicknowledge of Microsoft Word 2010.

#WRDPT3-F1-13Thursday, Oct. 25 9:30-11:30 am$39 for 1 class

Microsoft Excel 2010: Part 1

Gain a solid understand-ing of the basics of Ex-cel, a powerful spread-sheet application. Youwill learn how to navi-gate around in Excel; usethe ribbon to issue com-mands, insert, delete, re-arrange, and rename worksheets. You’ll alsolearn to enter data, values, and formulas,delete and replace cell entries, work withnumber and text formatting, and modify theappearance of a worksheet by inserting/hid-ing columns and rows. Learn how to print,save, and close your workbook for easy re-trieval.

#EXCPT1-F1-13Monday, Sep. 17 6:00-9:00 pm$55 for 1 class

#EXCPT1-F2-13Tuesday, Sep. 25 9:30 am-12:30 pm$55 for 1 class

#EXCPT1-F3-13Wednesday, Oct. 3 9:30 am-12:30 pm$55 for 1 class

Microsoft Excel 2010: Part 2

Expand your Excel skills to work with for-mulas and functions, modify and copy for-mulas, and create formulas with the “IF”function. In this class, you will also learn howto format worksheets and numbers, applyborders and fills, and chart your worksheetdata. Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Part 1 or ba-sic knowledge of Excel.

#EXCPT2-F2-13Monday, Oct. 15 6:00-9:00 pm$55 for 1 class

#EXCPT2-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 16 9:30 am-12:30 pm$55 for 1 class


Excel 2010: Part 3

Are you ready for some advanced topics inExcel? Learn how to use the tools Excel of-fers in analyzing data: Tables and PivotTables. Tables provide a structure for orga-nizing lists of information and formatting,sorting, and filtering data. Pivot Tables letyou summarize data in various ways (i.e.sum, average, standard deviation) and in-stantly change the way it is presented. Thesetools offer tremendous speed and flexibilityin analyzing and presenting all of your day-to-day data. Prerequisite: Excel 2010 Part 2or intermediate knowledge of Excel.

#EXCPT3-F1-13Tuesday, Nov. 13 9:30-11:30 am$39 for 1 class

PowerPoint 2010: Part 1

Learn PowerPoint and begin building impres-sive graphics presentations. In this course,you will learn how tonavigate throughPowerPoint using docu-ment themes and utiliz-ing the ribbon. You willcreate your own slideshow, add slides, createbulleted lists, copy text,add pictures, rearrange slides, and more. Bythe end of this class, you will be able to cre-ate your first presentation.

#PPPT1-F1-13Wednesday, Sep. 19 9:30-11:30 am$39 for 1 class

#PPPT1-F2-13Tuesday, Oct. 23 7:00-9:00 pm$39 for 1 class

PowerPoint 2010: Part 2

Ready to take your presentations to the nextlevel? Want to really grab your audience’sattention? Learn how to add graphics, cus-tomize your slide backgrounds, animate yourtext, add sound effects, embed video, insertcharts, change your slide transitions, andmore. Prerequisite: PowerPoint 2010 Part 1or basic knowledge of PowerPoint.

#PPPT2-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 10 9:30-11:30 am$39 for 1 class

Digital Photos

Digital Camera 101

Unlock the potential of your digital camerain this beginner’s workshop with an expertphotographer. Dis-cover how digitalcameras work: usinga zoom lens, deletingyour photos, viewingyour shots. Learnhow to take betterphotos in the “field.” Master: downloading,cataloging, printing, and emailing your pho-tos. Plus quick intro to image editing. Leaveclass able to get the max out of your digitalcamera. Bring with you to class: digital cam-era with fully charged battery, manual.

• Weeks 1 and 3 meet at Central MiddleSchool; week 2 class meets in the field.

#DGTCAM-F1-13Tuesdays, Sep. 25 & 29 &Saturday, Oct. 2 1:00-3:00 pm$49 for 3 classesCentral Middle School – A201Ron Timm

How to Take Great Photoswith Your Digital Camera

Discover techniques that professional pho-tographers use to create beautiful photos.Learn about use of black and white photog-raphy, negative space, props, and techniques“to create an environment”. Learn how to useframing and cropping, as well as differentflash techniques and lighting to create stun-ning photos to tell your story.

#GRTPHT-F1-13Thursday, Nov. 15 7:00-9:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A206Ron Timm

Picasa: Free and EasyImage Editing Software

Picasa is a free image editing software down-load from Google and is an excellent toolfor the beginner. In this hands-on class youwill learn how to use Picasa for editing,resizing, making slide shows, collages, print-ing and sending photos to free photo storageon the internet or to your friends.

#PICASA-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 23 10:00-11:30 am$39 for 1 classRon Timm

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Social Networking,

Buying & Selling

Social Networking 101: Facebook, Pinterest, and LinkedIn

Interested in the social networking phenomenon? Explore Facebook, Pinterest, and LinkedInbasics with this hands-on class. In Facebook, learn how to create an account, update yourstatus, send messages, search for people you know, upload videos or photos, and link to andutilize Pinterest. In LinkedIn, learn to connect with others who share your personal or em-ployment interests, follow companies, search for jobs, and manage connections. You caneven set up accounts during class. You must have an email address. Safety and privacy issueswill also be explored.

#SOCNET-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 2 7:00 - 9:00 pm$39 for 1 classAndrea Lee

eBay and Craigslist 101

The world of eBay is addictive and fun—find out how to buy and sell on eBay,cyberspace’s garage sale! This information-packed and hands on class includes tips onhow to make wise and safe purchases oneBay. Students will also learn the elementsof effective selling: how to assess demandfor your item, establish an eBay identity,price your item, add a photo to your well-written description, get higher bids, collectpayment, the shipping process—and avoidbeginners’ mistakes. As an option for largeor heavy items too difficult to ship, studentswill also learn about posting items tocraigslist, a local on-line classifieds website.To set up a buyer’s/seller’s account in class,you will need a credit card number, check-ing/routing number, phone, and your emaillogin/password. Prerequisite: Internet expe-rience.

#EBAY1-F1-12Tuesday, Oct. 2 9:30 - 11:30 am$39 for 1 classAndrea Lee

#EBAY1-F2-12Thursday, Oct. 4 7:00 - 9:00 pm$39 for 1 classAndrea Lee

Beyond eBay: Converting Your Stuffinto Cash

In this tight economy, everyone can use alittle extra cash. Do you have items such asbooks, movies, or CDs lying around? Do youwish you had a place to sell your handcraftedgoods? Do you want to find local buyers foryour stuff? This class will teach students howto set up an eBay shop, sell from Amazon,Facebook Marketplace, Etsy, eBayClassifieds, Backpage, and more.

#EBAY2-F1-12Thursday, Nov. 1 7:00 - 9:00 pm$39 for 1 classAndrea Lee


Learn

International

Whether for travel, employment or personalenrichment, join us for these classes to learna language and explore a culture.

Spanish I:An Introduction to Español

Hola! Explore the fundamentals of Spanishgrammar, vocabulary and usage. Learn ev-eryday conversational phrases from verb us-age to forming questions. Using simple ex-planations and examples, no se preocupe(don’t worry!) you will learn to speak thelanguage from the very first session. At thelast class we will take a field trip to an au-thentic Spanish restaurant where you willpractice your new language! Bring with youto the first class: “5- Minute Spanish,” pub-lished by Berlitz (can be purchased at Barnesand Noble), and a spiral notebook with fold-ers.

#SPANBEG-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 1-Nov. 19 6:00-7:00 pm$79 for 8 classesCentral Middle School-A207Beth Bowerman

Spanish II

Travel in Spanish II from the basics to greaterease and comfort with this beautiful lan-guage. New grammar, vocabulary andphrases will be reinforced by oral drills andconversing with your classmates with addedemphasis on verb tenses and conjugations.If you have already had the basics of Span-ish, feel free to enroll in this class. Bring withyou to the first class: “5- Minute Spanish,”published by Berlitz (can be purchased atBarnes and Noble), and a spiral notebookwith folders.

#SPANINT-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 1-Nov. 19 7:00-8:00 pm$79 for 8 classesCentral Middle School-A207Beth Bowerman

Introduction to Italian - Part 1

Ciao! Learn the fundamentals of Italiangrammar, vocabulary and usage. Everydayconversations and phrases necessary for thetraveler: basic vocabulary, definite and in-definite articles, numbers, common questionsand responses, and some common verbs inthe present indicative tense. A perfect coursefor anyone considering more in-depth studyor planning a trip to Italy! Fee includesmanual. Note location: Minnetonka Commu-nity Education Center, 4584 Vine Hill Road,Deephaven, 55331; Room 213.

#ITALN1-F1-12Mondays, Sep. 10-Oct. 15 6:30-8:00 pm$75 for 6 classesMinnetonka Community Education CenterDiane Rusk

Introduction to Italian - Part 2

Continue building on the skills gained in Ital-ian: Level 1, this course will continue devel-oping students’ listening and speaking skills.As in Level 1, focus will be placed on essen-tial traveler’s language, with expansion ofyour vocabulary and mastery of grammati-cal structures. Completion of the previouscourse is not required, but you should be fa-miliar with basic vocabulary, definite andindefinite articles, common questions andresponses, and some common verbs in thepresent indicative tense. Fee includesmanual.Note location: Minnetonka Commu-nity Education Center, 4584 Vine Hill Road,Deephaven, 55331; Room 213.

#ITALN2-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 29-Dec. 3 6:30-8:00 pm$75 for 6 classesMinnetonka Comm Ed Center, Room 213Diane Rusk

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Chinese Culture –Introduction & Tips

A thorough understanding of Chinese cul-ture is essential for business and personalsuccess when dealing with the Chinese.Whether you are interested in Chinese cul-ture for business or personal travel, or to builda stronger relationship with colleagues,neighbors or friends, join us and learn basicChinese protocol. Topics covered includetable manners, dress codes, superstitions,negotiating skills, business etiquette, andmore. Participants will gain a basic under-standing of the Chinese culture. Youth 15 –17 may register when accompanied by a reg-istered guardian. Originally from HongKong, Margaret Li has been offering Chi-nese cultural training to Fortune 500 com-panies for the last 20 years. Ms. Li was in-vited to give a private cultural briefing toFormer Gov. Arne Carlson and his delega-tion for their first trip to Asia in 1992.

#CHN-F1-13Wednesday, Nov. 14 7:00-8:30 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-Media CenterPresentation AreaMargaret Li

Money

Demystified

Write Your Own Will

Students say: “It was step-by-step.”, “Afine, informative class!” I really feel asthough I accomplished somethingimportant.”

Who would raise your children if you died?Who will be the executor of your estate?Without a will the laws of Minnesota and ajudge will make all of the decisions. Whetheryou are married, widowed, single or di-vorced, it’s important to have a will to makesure that your wishes (and not those of thestate) are carried out. Learn about estates andwills and prepare a complete and legal willin class. You will be provided with instruc-tions, a professionally prepared form, wit-nesses and a notary public - all of the toolsnecessary to complete this important docu-ment before you leave class. The class is forthose who have an estate of less than$700,000, including life insurance, and whodo not own a business. Couples need to reg-ister and pay individually. Download impor-tant documents from the Community Edu-cation website at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/ces > Adult > Adult Enrichment Opportuni-ties & Classes > Course Downloads. If youdo not have internet access, call 763-745-5213 seven days prior to class.

#WILL-F1-13Monday, Dec. 3 6:30-9:00 pm$45 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A202Sally Mortenson


Avoiding Probateand Preserving Assets

Students say: “He is very knowledgeableand patient with questions.” “I liked theexamples he shared.” and “He explainedthings well and made themunderstandable.”What is a living trust and how can it be usedto avoid probate while still retaining controlof assets? Discuss alternative methods ofavoiding probate and ways to plan for pres-ervation of assets in case of extraordinarymedical costs and long-term care. Informa-tion on different types of wills and ap-proaches to estate planning will be explored.

#ASSETS-F1-13Thursday, Sep. 20 7:00-9:00 pm$19 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A201Richard Bunin

Keeping the Cabin in the Family

Many cabin owners have come to realize howimportant the cabin is to their children andgrandchildren and wonder what approach isbest for passing the family cabin on to thenext generation. This class will examine thelegal options available and will cover therisks of doing nothing. The presenter, JohnOlmon, is an attorney with 25 years of expe-rience in estate planning and is a second-gen-eration cabin owner.

#CABIN-F1-13Thursday, Nov. 1 7:00-9:00 pm$25 per person/$9 add’l adult for 1 classCentral Middle School-Media CenterJohn Olmon

Savvy Social SecurityPlanning for Boomers

Boomers are asking: Will Social Security bethere for me? How much can I expect to re-ceive and when should I apply for it? Howcan I maximize my benefits? Will SocialSecurity be enough to live on in retirement?The decisions you make today will influencethe total Social Security benefits you willreceive you’re your lifetime. Learn the 5 fac-tors to consider when deciding when to ap-ply for benefits:

• When it makes sense to delay benefits andwhen 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 yourspouse;

• How to minimize taxes on your SocialSecurity; and how to coordinate SocialSecurity with your other sources of retire-ment income.

The class is for everyone who thinks theymight want to retire some day. Bob Davis isa Certified Financial Planner, CFP®, whobegan his financial planning career in 1998.

#SOCSEC-F1-13Monday, Oct. 8 6:30-8:30 pm$19 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A413 CNFBob Davis

CPR & AED Training:Two Year Certification

Learn the skills to maintain life until emer-gency medical personnel arrive. NationalSafety Council CPR/AED course providesup-to-date training in CPR/AED. MeetsOSHA training requirements and MN StateBoard of Nursing demonstration of skill re-quirement. Pediatric CPR/AED is covered;however, upon course completion, you willreceive a two-year certificate for Adult CPR/AED only from the National Safety Coun-cil. Instruction is by the Minnesota SafetyCouncil, a nonprofit organization.

#CPR2YR-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 23 6:00-9:00 pm$65 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A201Minnesota Safety Council-Al Terwedo

Saving for College?

Learn about the State ofMinnesota savings tool,

MN College Savings Plan

See page 12 for details

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Navigating Medicare: What You Needto Know from an Impartial Source

Thinking about retirement or getting readyto retire? Family member or a caregiver tosomeone who has Medicare coverages? Al-ready have Medicare and just want to knowwhat is going on with Medicare? This classis a chance for anyone to learn about Medi-care. We will discuss Medicare Parts A, B, Cand D coverages. The class is an educationalopportunity and not a sales pitch.It is offeredby SCS (Senior Community Services), a non-profit agency.

#MEDCRE-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 10 6:30-9:00 pm$15 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A413 CNFSenior Community Services

Landlord 101: So You Want toBecome a Landlord?

Students say: “He really knows what he’stalking about. Great class!”, “Appreciatedthe good, plain facts.” and “Loved Ron’senthusiasm and experience.”Do you want to be a landlord? Join us for aninformative evening and learn about the op-portunities and pitfalls of renting out yourhome or residential investment property.Learn about: how much to charge for rent,finding and screening good tenants, check-ing references, security deposits, leases, P &L on rental properties, maintenance, tax im-plications, tenant’s rights and more. RonTimm has been a landlord for 30 years.

#LNDLRD-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 10 7:00-8:30 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A202Ron Timm

Living Better on Less

Learn how to live a richer, more meaningfullife while reducing consumption, debt andstress. Difficult economic times dictatechange. Why not make it a change for thebetter? Enrich your life while you reducecosts on homes, cars, food, recreation andmore. Learn how simple living principles willhelp you reduce your monthly “costs”. Isyour goal to work less, change fields or goback to school? This class could be the be-ginning of a richer life!

#LVGBTR-F1-13Wednesday, Nov. 7 7:00-8:30 pm$19 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A201Ron Timm

Medicare Advantage - Part D

There is an Annual Enrollment Period forDrug and Medicare Advantage Plan changesfrom October 15 - December 7, 2012. Evenif you are happy with your current Part Dand/or Medicare Advantage coverage, it isrecommended that you check every year tobe sure there are no benefits surprises for thenew year. Topics included in the presenta-tion: What is a Medicare Advantage plan?How does it work? Compare the variousplans, and their advantages and disadvan-tages. What is the Part D benefit, a compari-son of prescription coverage currently avail-able from your Medicare supplement or em-ployer retiree plan versus Part D coverage,and obtaining information about the plansavailable to you. Presented by Senior Com-munity Services, a non profit agency withno products or services to sell.

#MEDPTD-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 24 6:00-8:30 pm$15 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A413 CNFSenior Community Services


Secrets to Getting an Online Teaching Job

Thousands of people are teaching college classes online. Working from home, competitivepay, and keep your day job. Some online instructors make over $100,000 a year! But wheredo you start? The instructor, Jason Lum, has served as a hiring manager, Assistant Dean, andCore Faculty for one of the largest online universities for over a decade. He will provide youwith all you need to know about how to create your resume, find the right opportunities, andmarket yourself. Prerequisite: An undergraduate degree required to teach most online courses.

#ONJOB-F1-13Thursday, Oct. 25 7:00-9:00 pm$35 for 1 classCentral Middle School-Media CenterJason Lum

Don Cosgrove

Returns to Wayzata!

Don Cosgrove of The Talent Center has taught at The Guthrie The-ater, and has recorded/directed Audio Books for years, many fromhis own in-home studio. Don is a professional actor and has sharedhis professional experience with students throughout the Twin Cit-ies.

These classes:

* Youth age 12 and older may register when accompanied by aregistered guardian.

* Register for both and save! Enroll in “Combine Voiceover Classesfor a Discount”

How to Make Money DoingVoiceovers in TV and Radio

There’s an exploding voice-over market inthe Twin Cities. Find out how to get into thisfun, creative and potentially lucrative busi-ness! Learn how-to get work; who hires; gettalent agency representation; create a profes-sional demo and resume; build on yourstrengths and skills. Be professionally di-rected in a non-stressful environment … per-sonal growth and fun, too! Don Cosgroveteaches the classes recommended by talentagencies and professional TV / radio / videoand film talent.

#VOICE1-F1-13Monday, Oct. 15 7:00-9:30 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A202

Make Money ReadingAudio Books … On the Internet!

Do you read books? Enjoy reading out loud?Use a computer? Join Don and learn how youcan combine these three interests and be paidto do it. There are 195,000 new books pub-lished in the U.S. every year, with forty-onepublishers in the Twin Cities. Learn what youneed to take advantage of this rapidly grow-ing, exciting and creative market which nowincludes the Internet. Learn how to get Au-dio Book reading jobs, develop the special-ized interpretation skills needed, explore theexpanding markets, and discover how to findand market yourself to publishers, produc-ers and directors. Perhaps even record in yourown home.

#VOICE2-F1-13Monday, Oct. 22 7:00-9:30 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A204

Combine Voiceover Classes for a Discount

Register for “How to Make Money Doing Voiceovers in TV and Radio” and “How to Make $$Reading Audio Books!” for the discounted price of $65. Use this course section to register.

#VOICE12-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 15 & 22 7:00-9:30 pm$65 for both classes

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Create

Viking Weave Jewelry

Viking weave is a centuries old art form thatinvolves handweaving wire around a man-drel and then pullingit through a drawplate to secure theweave. Once youlearn the technique,you’ll be makingjewelry pieces forfriends and familyfor years to come.You will receive a kitin class - included inworkshop fee. You’ll leave the class with acompleted bracelet in gold, silver or copper.They are tarnish resistant and last a lifetime.

#VIKING-F1-13Wednesday, Sep. 19 6:00-9:00 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A301 ArtKathleen Murray

#VIKING-F2-13Tuesday, Nov. 13 6:00-9:00 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A301 ArtKathleen Murray

Nuno Felted Scarf

Learn the magical art of Nuno felting! Em-bellish a silk scarf with soft, colorful woolfibers to create a beautiful accessory for fallor anytime you wantto add little sparkleto your wardrobe.We’ll be workingwith water, so dressfor mess. Bring toclass: 2-3 hand tow-els, sharp scissors,plastic bag to carryhome wet items.$25 supply is pay-able to instructor at class. Youth age 16 & 17may register when accompanied by a regis-tered guardian.

#NUNOSCF-F1-13Saturday, Nov. 3 9:00 am-1:00 pm$35 for 1 classCentral Middle School – Room A301Leslie Granbeck

Partnership Classes

Wayzata Community Education is pleasedto partner with Orono Community Educa-tion to bring you pottery and stained glassclasses.Class location is Orono DiscoveryCenter, Room 202, 5050 Independence St.,Maple Plain

Pottery - Wheel Throwing

Learn about the pottery wheel and joys ofmaking pots with your own hands. This classis for all levels whether you’re a beginner orlooking to improve your wheel throwingskills. Supplies are included in the class fee.

#POTTERY-F1-13Thursdays, Oct. 4-Dec. 13 6:30-9:00 pmNo class Oct. 18 & Nov. 22$189 for 9 classesEd Francis

Stained Glass Holiday Trees

Small glass trees will be created with scrapglass, wire, beads and other embellishments.They will be soldered onto brass rods ormade to hang as ornaments. Each studentmust bring a base from home, which will bediscussed in the first class. These are greatgifts for the holidays and all year long. $10supply fee is payable to instructor at class.

#HOLTREE-F1-13Nov. 20 & Nov. 27 6:30-9:00 pm$49 for 2 classesCindy Bergstrom

Stained Glass Sculpture -Garden Art

Create garden art that will enhance yourspace in any season! Learn how to make aneasy, contemporary design with stained glass,nuggets and lead on two posts. All tools willbe provided. $20 material fee is payable tothe instructor at class.

#GARDENART-F1-13Mondays, Sep. 24-Oct. 8 6:30-9:00 pm$59 for 3 classesCindy Bergstrom

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Foods

Bake ‘n Take Holiday Cookies:Adult-Only Class

Get all your holiday treats made in one day!We’ll make dough from scratch and bake up:Peanut Butter Blossoms, Snickerdoodles,colorful Sugar Cookies as well as no-baketreats including Rum Balls and ChocolateSuckers. Students will work in teams of 4and each person will take home approxi-mately 10 dozen treats and a packet of reci-pes. Bring with you to class: 2 cookie sheets,cooling rack, dishcloth, towel and severalshallow containers and wax paper to trans-port goodies. Parchment paper is optional,but helpful. If you register after Nov. 19th,call 763-745-5214 for important class infor-mation. Peanut allergies cannot be accom-modated in this class.

#COOKIE-F1-13Saturday, Dec. 1 9:30 am-12:30 pm$45 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Lisa-Marie Stienessen

Bake ‘n Take Holiday Cookies:Child-Adult ClassKids say: “We love this class. It’s so muchfun!” Moms say: “This class is organized,easy and fun.”

Bring your child or grandchild for this hands-on cookie class! Work together in a smallgroup to make and take home goodies suchas Peanut Butter Stars and Snickerdoodlesas well as no-bake treats including Choco-late Scotchies. Receive other recipes to tryat home! Each adult should bring: 2 cookiesheets, a cooling rack, dishcloth, towel andseveral shallow containers and wax paper totransport goodies. Parchment paper is op-tional, but helpful. Registration fee is for oneadult + one child and includes food supplies.Appropriate for youth age 6 and older. Planto take home 6 or more dozen cookies perpair. NOTE: If you registered after Nov.. 19,call 763-745-5214 to get important letter forthis class.

#COOKIECH-F1-13Saturday, Dec. 1 1:00-4:00 pm$45 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Lisa-Marie Stienessen


No Need to Knead – Pizza,Flatbreads, and Focaccia

Learn to make pizza, flatbread and focacciadough that you mix, not knead, and store upto a week in the refrigerator. Bake whenneeded for extrafast, homemademeals. Pre-bakepizza dough for su-per-fast, easy pizzayour family willlove. Developdough stretchingand rolling tech-niques, make abatch of dough andtaste samples.Handout includestopping recipes andwhole-wheat doughoption. Bring a rolling pin, large mixingbowl, measuring cups and spoons, and largewooden spoon. Demonstration, hands-on andtasting. $8 supply fee is payable to the in-structor at class. Carol Schaub, avid andskilled instructor, teaches in 15 districts.

#PZZA-F1-13Tuesday, Sep. 18 6:30-8:15 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Carol Schaub

Easy Artisan Breads in Minutes

Tired of eating breads with no flavor or tex-ture? Wow your family and friends with fabu-lous, delicious home-made artisan breads!Learn to make savory, healthy breads in lessthan 5 minutes using dough that you mix inminutes (no kneading required) and store inyour refrigerator for up to two weeks. Sampleseveral breads in class, mix up a batch ofdough to take home and receive recipes for avariety of artisan breads. Bring with you toclass: 5 quart mixing bowl with cover, set ofmeasuring cups and spoons, and a largewooden spoon. You will leave class with abatch of bread dough and a finished loaf ofbread baked in class. $8 supply fee is pay-able to instructor at class.

#ARTBRD-F1-13Monday, Oct. 22 6:30-8:15 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Carol Schaub

Truffles - Chocolate Candiesfor All Occasions

Nancy has taught hundreds of people to makethese chocolate delicacies and they are soeasy, anyone can make them. Truffles makewonderful gifts, if you can part with them.Each student will take home an elegant boxof 15-18 truffles. We will make 5 differentrecipes in this class. $12 supply fee is pay-able to instructor at class. Optional trufflekits available for purchase for future candymaking projects. Youth ages 16 & 17 mayregister when accompanied by a registeredguardian.

#TRFFL-F1-13Thursday, Oct. 25 6:00-9:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Nancy Burgeson

My Big FatGreek Baklava!

Learn how to make the classic honey-wal-nut phyllo dough pastry, Baklava. Demae,“The Greek Lady”, host of the NWCT pub-lic access TV show “It’s OPA Time!”, sharesher YiaYia’s (Grandmother’s) special fam-ily recipe and secret to making the best bak-lava ever. Sample Demae’s baked baklava asyou prepare your own in class. You will bringhome your dish to finish; it will require 30-45 minutes baking time and 1 cup of honey.Don’t worry! Demae will show you exactlywhat to do at home. Bring with you to class:9x8x2 baking pan. $15 supply fee payableto the instructor at class.

#Baklava-F1-13Tuesday, Nov. 13 6:30-8:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Demae Costakis De Rocher

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Fresh Ingredient:Farm to Table & Fabulous

Join us for some great insight into cookingand eating ideas with fresh foods. Learn theadvantages of eating fresh foods grown lo-cally and tap into the current trends of eat-ing locally grown foods without the use ofchemical pesticides or hormones. Localfarmer Ed Kerber from Kerber Farms willbe on hand to share his insight about buyingfresh foods from your local farmers. Discoverthe differences and similarities between sus-tainable and organic farming, a brief historyof American farms, how top chefs create andmarket their farms and how the fresh foodstravel from farm to table. Become familiarwith farm fresh food by making (hands on)farm to table recipes. Recipes will includeFresh Tomato Gazpacho, Farmers FavoriteCowboy Caviar, Snow Pea and AvocadoSlaw and Bison Beef Brisket. Bring your owncontainers for take home items. $12 supplyfee is payable to the instructor at class. Classqualifies for 2.5 CEUs.

#FARM-F1-13Monday, Oct. 8 6:30-9:00 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Valerie Johns

Super Foods for aHealthy Lifestyle

Discover the super foods you can add to yourdiet that can help you fight disease, main-tain body weight and even live longer.Through hands-on cooking and discussion,learn about nutrient-dense foods that are highin vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Wewill make these super-food recipes: ChickenFajita Salad, Quesadilla, Muesli and MintLemonade. You will receive a handout withadditional recipes. Class qualifies for 2.5CEUs. Youth age 15-17 may register whenaccompanied by a registered guardian. $12supply fee is payable to the instructor at class.

#SUPFDS-F1-13Monday, Nov. 12 6:30-9:00 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Valerie Johns

Chicken &More Chicken

Some classic, some quick, some spectacular for com-pany but ALL healthy and delicious! There will bewhole chicken, chicken parts and those versatile skin-less-boneless chicken breasts. We’ll use skillets andthe oven to prepare and enjoy Chicken: Cordon Blue,Marsala with Sage, Philippine style Adobo, Strips withSpicy Honey Dipping Sauce with White Wine andMushroom Sauce, Crab-Stuffed Breasts, CrispyParmesan Strips, Italian Lemon, Lemon Kebabs, Pine-apple-Raspberry Nibbles, Raspberry Lime and lastlyRoasted with Mushrooms and Apples. Three recipesare great as appetizers, and the entrees will quicklybecome your favorites for family and friends! $15supply fee payable to instructor at class.

#CHICKEN-F1-13Wednesday, Sep. 19 6:00-9:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A306Laurel Severson

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IOCPLearning Center

Join us for unique and important classes at IOCP.

Meet Women Warriors, learn about elder law topics, get a discount on your car insurance andmore.

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

Women Warriors

Role of Women in the US Military through Time & Conflicts

Mary Dewey, Viet Nam, Navy WAVEMary Dewey enlisted in the US Navy as aWAVE, Women Accepted for VolunteerEmergency Service, in Oct 1971, toward theend of the Vietnam War. She was in the firstNavy Data Processing class that acceptedwomen and retired after another 18 years inthe Navy Reserves. She will share life as awoman in the Viet Nam era including bootcamp and the changing role of women in theNavy.

#WARRIOR-F2-VietNam-13Wednesday, Oct. 24

Heidi Cook, Cold War, NavyHeidi Cook will discuss the vital role of sub-marines during the Cold War. She served inthe U.S. Navy from 1983 - 1987 as a Per-sonnel Specialist and was assigned to thePersonnel Support Detachments at the Re-cruit Training Command in Orlando, FL andat the Naval Weapons Station in Charleston,SC.

#WARRIOR-F3-ColdWar-13Wednesday, Nov. 14

Melinda Thein, Iraq, ArmyMelinda Thein graduated from West Pointin 1998. She was the senior personnel of-ficer (S-1/Brigade Adjutant) for the 937thEngineer Group (Combat). Her unit traveledwith and supported the 3rd Infantry Divisionright from Day One of Operation Iraqi Free-dom. The 937th Engineer Group built roadsand bridges, breached obstacles, and per-formed other combat engineering operationsthat were needed to get the 3rd ID up toBaghdad in order to occupy the Baghdad In-ternational Airport.

#WARRIOR-F4-Iraq-13Wednesday, Dec. 5

Join Wayzata Community Education andfour extraordinary women as we explore theevolution of women’s service in the militarythroughout the years and the conflicts. Hearfirst-hand accounts from women who servedin the military, some oversees, and learnabout their unique experiences.

Each month will feature a different speakerwho will bring her own perspective on a spe-cific period of time from World War II to theinvasion of Iraq. Lunch will be served andquestions will be encouraged. Youth age 13-17 may register when accompanied by a reg-istered guardian. Join us and celebrateAmerica’s Women Warriors!

Register for each speaker date separately.Assorted box lunches included in the fee.Veggie sandwich is available - specify whenregistering.

• All speakers: 11 am-1 pm

• $15 for 1 class, includes lunch

Speaker and topics:

Ruth Shannon, WWII, Navy W AVERuth Shannon enlisted in the Navy WAVE ,Women Accepted for Volunteer EmergencyService, in 1942; the very first year thatwomen were allowed to serve in the Navysince WWI. She was stationed in New Yorkworking for an officer. Come hear her sto-ries of wartime life in the WAVES.

Wayzata American Legion Post 118 will do-nate and dedicate a flag to IOCP prior to thespeaker.

#WARRIOR-F1-WWII-13Wednesday, Sep. 19

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Defensive Driving for55+ Refresher (4 hour)

What students say: “I learned more in thisclass than I have in any other DD class -and there have been several” and “Theinstructor is very knowledgeable andenthusiastic.” and “Great class. Thankyou!”Save money on your car insurance! If youhave taken the state-approved, 8 hour De-fensive Driving Course for 55+, now you canrenew your 10%, three year car insurancediscount by taking this new, state-approved4-hour refresher course. You will receive acertificate of completion to provide to yourinsurance company. The instructor is certi-fied through the MN Safety Council. Bringyour driver’s license with you to class.

#DFDRV4-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 16 12:30 - 4:30 pm$25 for 1 classMinnesota Safety Council

Defensive Driving 55+ (8 hour)

Save money on your car insurance premi-ums and become a better driver! Minnesotalaw requires insurance companies to offeryou a 10% reduction for three years if youcomplete this National Safety Council’s De-fensive Driving course. The course is twosessions of classroom instruction - no driv-ing or test is required. You will receive a cer-tificate of completion to provide to your in-surance company. All day attendance is re-quired to receive credit. Bring your driver’slicense with you to class. The instructor iscertified through the MN Safety Council.

#DFDRV8-F1-13Thursday, Dec. 13 8:00 am - 4:30 pm$29 for 1 classMinnesota Safety Council

Positive Approaches toPerimenopause & Menopause:Strategies to Restore Health &Balance

Peri-menopause actually starts around theage of 35 for most women and can last 10-15 years. Common symptoms include: fa-tigue, mood swings, weight gain, water re-tention, depression, sleep disturbances, jointaches, hot flashes, anger flashes, migraines,fibrosis, exaggerated PMS and more. In thisworkshop, you will learn effective self-helptechniques. We will discuss: what causessymptoms and how to get rid of them; howto get hormone levels measured – blood testvs. saliva test and what to do with the re-sults; traditional HRT vs. bio-identical hor-mones; acupressure points and breathingtechniques to decrease hot flashes and othersymptoms; nutritional musts; and a simpleposture improvement technique. You willleave with multiple tools and techniques forrestoring health and well-being.

#MENOPS-F1-13Thursday, Sep. 20 1:00 - 2:30 pm$39 for 1 classJanice Novak

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


What to Do When Someone Dies

Do you know the important tasks that mustbe taken care of if someone dies? Elder lawAttorney Elizabeth Michaelis will discuss thepractical considerations in handlingsomeone’s affairs, as well as the four maintasks when you are responsible for settlingthe estate. This presentation explains the roleof the personal representative (executor), thefamily members and others in an orderly es-tate administration.

#WHATDO-F1-13Thursday, Sep. 20

Wills, Trusts and Other EstatePlanning Tools

Many people die without preparing impor-tant estate planning documents. By not plan-ning, you may give up control of the dispo-sition of the assets you spent a lifetime ac-quiring. Local Estate Planning & Elder Lawattorney Elizabeth Michaelis will discuss theimportance of having a Will or Trust; the dif-ferent ways property is transferred whensomeone dies; and the importance of plan-ning for disability.

#ESTATE-F1-13Thursday, Nov. 8

Elder Law Series

Explore legal issues directly impacting se-niors, their families, estates and caregivers.Each Elder Law class is:

• $15/per person, per class, and you mustregister in advance

• Time is 10:00 – 11:30 am

• Presented by Elizabeth E. Michaelis, J.D.,MBA, practices in Trusts, Wills and Es-tates, Elder Law, Medical Assistance, endof life issues, and Elder financial protec-tion.

Legal Issues For Disability andAging: Protecting Financial AndHealth Care Powers

Are you caring for an aging or disabled fam-ily member or friend? Are you concernedabout how to provide help with financial andhealth needs during late-stage disability ordementia? This class will explain formal andinformal tools to help manage assets and pro-vide assistance with health care decisions,powers of attorney and health care directives,trusts, banking and other financial arrange-ments.

#DISAGE-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 16

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

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HomeCare

Backyard Apple Growing

Growing apples is fun and rewarding. Learn which varietiesperform the best and why dwarf trees are the best choice forhome gardeners. Learn why proper planting and pruning are veryimportant and how to control pests using organic techniques. $5supply fee is payable to instructor at class and includes a month-by-month apple growing calendar, apples to taste and a few totake home. Youth age 15 - 17 may register if attending with aregistered guardian. Peter C. Moe is Assistant Director for theMinnesota Landscape Arboretum.

#APPLE-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 10 6:30 - 8:30 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A201Peter Moe

Basic Home Repair -Electrical

Learn to make simple electrical repairs inyour home such as replacing switches, walloutlets, checking circuit breakers and rewir-ing a lamp. You will work with electricalboards and install wire-in conduit, wire 2-way and 3-way switches, outlets and a lampreceptacle. Please bring a wire stripper,straight and phillips screwdrivers, and long-nose pliers to class if you have them. $5 sup-ply fee is payable to instructor at class forthe “Step By Step Guidebook to Home Wir-ing.” Tod grew up on a family dairy farm andlearned to do many different repairs. He at-tended college and earned a degree in Indus-trial Technology and has over 20 years ofexperience in his present job selling automa-tion equipment.

#ELECTRIC-F1-13Monday, Oct. 29 6:00 - 8:30 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A301 ArtTod Novinska

Basic Home Repair -Plumbing

Do you have a leaky faucet but don’t want topay to have the entire fixture replaced? Re-pair the faucet or replace the entire fixtureyourself. Learn to repair minor plumbingproblems and save precious dollars in theprocess. There will be a demonstration to cutand glue plastic pipe and fittings, as well assoldering copper pipe and fittings. We willalso look at and discuss the internal parts ofa toilet. $5 supply fee is payable to instruc-tor at class for the “Step By Step Guidebookto Home Plumbing.” Tod grew up on a fam-ily dairy farm and learned to do many differ-ent repairs. He attended college and earneda degree in Industrial Technology and hasover 20 years of experience in his presentjob selling automation equipment.

#PLUMB-F1-13Monday, Oct. 15 6:00 - 8:30 pm$39 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A301 ArtTod Novinska


Calm Your Chaos:Develop a HomeMaintenance Plan

You have a lot on your plate! Maintainingyour home may not be your top priority, butunderstanding what should get done andwhen – and having a plan to do it – can saveyou time, money and stress in the long run!When Andrea spoke at the 2012 ParentingForum, dozens of participants asked formore: more time, more topics and moredepth. Learn how to: utilize your calendar tokeep track of tasks; create a master list thatalso includes seasonal items; develop rou-tines to address regular and special cleaning;purge areas of your home annually; avoidstress in stressful situations with helpful tips.

#MAINT-F1-13Thursday, Oct. 4 6:30 - 8:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A202Andrea Hayft

Photo Organizing & Home Decluttering

Are your precious photos stuffed in boxes, envelopes, closets, drawers, and folders? Learnthe basics of how to organize your photos and get those cherished memories back in your life.Overwhelmed with household clutter? This fun and motivating class offers tips and tech-niques to help you organize various rooms in your house through instruction, demonstra-tions, and optional hands-on organizing. Go home with tips that will keep you enthused aboutorganizing and maybe get the entire family involved! Youth age 15 - 17 may register whenaccompanied by a registered guardian.

#LRNORG-F1-13Monday, Oct. 8 6:30 - 8:30 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A205Judy Schuette

Calm Your Chaos:Time Management andEfficiency Tips

No matter how busy you are, there are someareas of your life that don’t stop: appoint-ments, incoming mail, laundry, meal plan-ning, school schedules, and so on. Withsimple systems in place, you can have moretime and energy for what’s most importantto you! When Andrea spoke at the 2012Parenting Forum, dozens of participantsasked for more: more time, more topics andmore depth. Bring your calendar with you toclass. Learn how to: utilize your calendar forpriorities; develop routines so days run moresmoothly; manage your paper piles; planmeals that fit your lifestyle; keep up withregular household duties; incorporate tips andsystems to know where to start.

#TIME-F1-13Tuesday, Sep. 18 6:30 - 8:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School - A202Andrea Hayft

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T-Touch® for Your Dog!

Tellington TTouch® is a unique and positive way ofinfluencing and changing your dog’s unwanted behav-iors. The TTouch® method can improve their life andyours! In this introductory session, you will learn twobasic touches that can help your dog relax and settle,how to use your leash in a unique way to help with leashpulling, techniques for dogs that are shy and fearful,afraid of thunderstorms, get carsick or jump up on yourfriends. You will take away strategies that you can useon your dog as soon as you get home! (This class is forhumans only.)

#TTOUCH-F1-13Wednesday, Oct. 24 7:00-8:30 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-A202Patti Anderson

Special

These classes are so “special” they defy cat-egorization. Peruse, enjoy and engage!

Defensive Driving 55+ (8 hour)What students say: “I learned more in thisclass than I have in any other DD class -and there have been several” and “Theinstructor is very knowledgeable andenthusiastic.” and “Great class. Thankyou!”

Save money on your car insurance premi-ums and become a better driver! Minnesotalaw requires insurance companies to offeryou a 10% reduction for three years if youcomplete this National Safety Council’s De-fensive Driving course. The course is twosessions of classroom instruction - no driv-ing or test is required. You will receive a cer-tificate of completion to provide to your in-surance company. Attendance both sessionsis required to receive credit. Bring yourdriver’s license with you to class. The instruc-tor is certified through the MN Safety Coun-cil.

#DFDRV8-F2-13Monday, Oct. 8 & 15 6:00-10:00 pm$29 for 2 classesCentral Middle School-A206Minnesota Safety Council

#DFDRV8-F1-13Thursday, Dec. 13 8:00 am-4:30 pm$29 for 1 classIOCP Shannon RoomMinnesota Safety Council

Defensive Driving for55+ Refresher (4 hour)

Save money on your car insurance! If youhave taken the state-approved, 8 hour De-fensive Driving Course for 55+, now you canrenew your 10%, three year car insurancediscount by taking this new, state-approved4-hour refresher course. You will receive acertificate of completion to provide to yourinsurance company. Bring your driver’s li-cense with you to class.

#DFDRV4-F2-13Wednesday, Sep. 19 6:00-10:00 pm$25 for 1 classCentral Middle School-Media CenterPresentation AreaMinnesota Safety Council

#DFDRV4-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 16 12:30-4:30 pm$25 for 1 classIOCP Shannon RoomMinnesota Safety Council


“Follow the Bone” Deer CuttingStudents say: “Instructor is veryknowledgeable; offered great suggestionsfor cutting and cooking.”

Learn basic skills to cut your own deer fromprofessionals with at least 20 years in themeat business. Instructor will cover propercare of the deer including field dressing, skin-ning and cleaning of the carcass. Next learnhow to cut your deer from pulling back strapsfor chops, to the hind for roasts and jerkyand trim for ground venison to sausage.Cooking instructions are also included. Roadkill deer will be used for demonstration. Deercutting supplies will be available to purchasefor those who choose. For more informationgo to www.deerdummy.com. Youth age 13-17 may register when accompanied by a reg-istered guardian.

Fee includes: second registration FREE,DVD narrated by Ron Shara of MN Bound(retail value of $9.99), and step-by-step bookfor quick reference in the field (retail valueof $4.99). With the second registration free,bring your buddy, child, neighbor or spouse!

#DEER-F1-13Thursday, Oct. 4 7:00-9:00 pm$49 for 1 class (2nd person is free)Central Middle School-Ice ArenaKerry Swendsen

Easy Dos: Back to School Beautiful!

Add a twist to your everyday hairdo, or helpyour daughter get ready for a beautiful, busyday by mastering easy-to-do dos for hot days!With the help of expert Great Clips staff,learn and practice easy up-dos, pony tails,French braids and regular braids. This is afantastic class for dads who help their daugh-ters with their dos! This class requires abuddy, and you will register as an “adult/childpair.” One of you must have shoulder lengthhair or longer. Bring with you to class: comb,water bottle, pick, hand held mirror and ponytail holders. Youth must be 4 years old orolder and must be accompanied by a guard-ian.

#ESYDOSH-F1-13Tuesday, Sep. 25 7:00-8:30 pm$15/parent-child$5/add’l childCentral Middle School-A202Great Clips

The Last Keeper at Split Rock

Mike Roberts turned off the light at the SplitRock Lighthouse at the end of the 1968-69shipping season. Little did he know that thelight would never shine again for the mari-ners of this iconic Lake Superior NationalLandmark. Mike will enthrall you with thestories from his U.S. Coast Guard experience,personal search and rescue stories, and thesinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald in Novem-ber of 1975.

Youth age 10 and older may register whenaccompanied by a registered guardian. Paythe “parent-child” discounted rate.

Mike Roberts was the last keeper at the SplitRock Lighthouse and is now an author.

#SPLRCK-F1-13Tuesday, Oct. 23 6:30-8:00 pm$19/parent-child; $5/add’l child$15/personCentral Middle School-A413 CNFMike Roberts

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Music

Just ONCE for Busy People

Have you always wanted to learn the guitarbut simply find it difficult to spare the time?In just a few hours you can learn enoughabout playing the guitar to give you years ofmusical enjoyment, and you won’t have totake private lessons to do it. This crash coursewill teach you some basic chords and get youplaying along with your favorite songs rightaway. Topics include: how chords work in asong; how to form the three main types ofchords; how to tune your guitar; basic strum-ming patterns; how to buy a good guitar(things to avoid); how to play along withsimple tunes. Supply fee of $29 will be col-lected by the instructor at class. Bring yourown acoustic guitar. Youth age 13-17 mayregister when accompanied by a registeredguardian. Bring your own acoustic guitar.

#GUITAR-F1-13Monday, Sep. 17 6:30-9:00 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-E116 OrchestraJeff Doheny

Instant Piano forHopelessly Busy PeopleStudents say: “Jim knows how to teachpiano!”

You don’t need years of weekly lessons tolearn piano. In just a few hours, you can learnenough secrets of the trade to give you yearsof musical enjoyment. How do we do it?While regular piano teachers teach note read-ing, piano professionals use chords. You canlearn all the chords you’ll need to play anysong in this one session. $29 supply fee for aworkbook and practice CD will be collectedin class. As seen on the PBS television pro-gram “Piano in a Flash”.

#PIANO-F1-13Monday, Nov. 19 6:30-9:30 pm$29 for 1 classCentral Middle School-E116 OrchestraJim Anderson

NEW!Write Great Pop and Country Songs

Join us to take an in-depth look at what makeshit songs work, explore topics like objectwriting, point of view, rhyme scheme, build-ing contrast, writing from your senses, andmore! Songwriting is a mix of craft and art.Many times it starts with inspiration to get arough draft, but how do you make your songshine? You’ll leave class with the tools to startwriting better songs that touch people.

#SONG-F1-13Mondays, Oct. 8-22 7:00-9:00 pm$49 for 3 classesCentral Middle School-A201Chad Shank

Beginning Voice 101

Do you enjoy music and singing? Do youwish you could make your voice sound theway you have always dreamed of? Do youwant to sing outside of your shower? Thenjoin Tara as she takes you on a journey ofdeveloping your voice! Learn techniques toproducing a stronger, richer voice throughbreathing and core strength, vocal range, eartraining, diction and emotion. Let us help youfind your voice!

Location: Minnetonka Community Educa-tion Center, 4584 Vine Hill Rd., Deephaven,55331; Vocal Room.

#SING-F1-13Wednesdays, Sep. 19-Oct. 10 6:30-8:30 pm$79 for 4 classesMinnetonka Community Education CenterTara Brueski


ProjectSOAR

Project SOAR provides specially designedclasses & activities that enable adults withdisabilities to participate in Community Edu-cation programs. This is just a sampling ofsome of the Project SOAR classes. For amore detailed selection, go to our website atwww.projectsoarmn.org and check out ourProject SOAR catalog. Register online atwww.minnetonkacommunityed.org .

For questions and to register, contact: MyraWicklacz, Program Manager 4584 Vine HillRoad, Deephaven, MN 55331 [email protected].

Project SOAR is supported by the Commu-nity Education Departments of the Hopkins,Minnetonka, St. Louis Park and WayzataSchool Districts.

For more detail on these activities, check outthe Project SOAR catalog atwww.projectsoarmn.org

Game Nights

Let’s do something FUN together. Each ofour Game Nights will have a different theme.When it’s nice out, we may do some gamesoutside. Enjoy a snack too!

Pizza, Pop & a Picture Show

Get out and join your friends for this verypopular event. Come and watch a recentlyreleased movie and dine on Pizza and Pop atthe same time. We would love to have youhere! Held at the Minnetonka CommunityEducation Center.

Bingo

Join us on the 1st Friday of each month atthe Lenox Community Center for a chanceto win PRIZES at BINGO! Come for thegame…come for the FUN!

Fall Formal Dance

Enjoy a special night out with your friendsor a special date. Dress up in fancy attire anddance to the greatest hits with our DJ. Don’tforget a corsage or boutonniere! Make it anight to remember by having your picturetaken and enjoy light refreshments.

Friday Night Dances

Rock the night away with the latest & great-est hits! Our Friday Night Dances are heldon the 3rd Friday of each month at St. LouisPark High School. No Dance in December!

Spa Night

Relax and take in the aromatherapy. Learnhow to make your feet and hands soft andsmooth. You’ll soak your feet and your staffor helper will massage and buff your feet toperfection and then add a little polish andsoften up with lotion. Decorate and takehome your own spa kit too!

Cooking Classes

Each month we learn how to cook differentdishes that are easy, healthy and very tasty.Classes are always held at the MinnetonkaHigh School Cooking lab.

Pizza, Pins & Pop at Park Tavern

Come and hang out with your friends as youbowl a few strikes or even a Turkey! You’llenjoy unlimited bowling for 2 hours, shoes,one soda and pizza at Park Tavern Bowl.

Karaoke

Sing your favorite songs and enjoy the tal-ent of your friends! Everyone is welcome atKaraoke night. It’s a great way to expressyourself. Held at Minnetonka CommunityEducation Center.

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FamilyLearning Center

NEW—Amazing Afternoons!

Full-year enrichment classes for children 3-5 years old and kindergarteners too! Chooseone, two, three, or even all four afternoons!These mixed-age classes include music, art,movement, math, science, and language ac-tivities. Your child will learn and have fun atthe same time. Enroll in just Amazing Af-ternoons, or add them to your child’s schoolday at Peppermint Fence Preschool. TerrificTuesdays, Wacky Wednesdays, ThrillingThursdays, and Fun Fridays meet 1-3:30 pm.

Daddy and Me at ECFE

Capture the fun! You’ve got your own style,Dad, and your child loves it. Come to“school” together, and make Tuesday nightthe highlight of the week for both of you.Our terrific activities are specially designedfor dads and their kids. A parent educatorexperienced in working with fathers leadsdiscussions on the important role of dads. Gotquestions about discipline, balancing workand family, what’s normal for your child,differing parent styles, child safety? We’vegot answers. Got any ideas? The rest of uswant to hear them. Daddy and Me—it’s thebest place to be! Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 pm,September 21, 2012-May 14, 2013.

ECFE: Why all the excitement?

Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)is unique to Minnesota. This nationally cel-ebrated model supports the essential role ofparents as their birth to five year oldchildren’s first and most important teachers.ECFE programs require degreed, licensedearly childhood teachers and parent educa-tors. Our ECFE is typical of WayzataSchools, a model of excellence and amongthe very best in Minnesota. We have dayand evening classes for all age ranges: 0-6months, 6-12 moths, 12-24 months, 24-36months, and 2-5 years of age. We have theenergy and resources to meet the needs ofyour family. Register now and experienceour best year ever!

Questions? Call 763-745-5290

To register, go to www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/ces, select Registration, then Early Childhood.

Wayzata Family Learning Center is located in Central Middle School,305 Vicksburg Lane, Plymouth.


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For information about youth athletic associations and contacts, go to the Districtwebsite at: www.wayzata.k12.mn.us . . . Facilities.

The WISHES Youth Enrichment programoffers a variety of after school, evening andweekend enrichment opportunities for el-ementary and middle school students.Classes are held at each of the elementaryschools. Students can attend classes at anyof the schools. Transportation is not pro-vided. Class selections include arts andcrafts, science, engineering, music, drama,dance and many others. WISHES catalogsare distributed 3 times per year (fall, winter/spring and summer), and are sent home withall elementary students. Check your child'sThursday take-home information in Septem-ber for the fall WISHES Youth Enrichmentcatalog. Course offerings can also be viewedonline at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us/ces.

WISHESYouth Enrichment

Strings Lessons

Wayzata Schools Community Education isproud to partner with MacPhail Center forMusic to offer strings lessons for elementarystudents in grades 2-5. The WISHES pro-gram offers after school violin and cello les-sons at each of the elementary schools. Lim-ited instrument rental is also available. Reg-istration and fee information will be senthome with all elementary students in Sep-tember. For more information call 763-745-5205.

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 ordown the road, professionally staffed and reasonably priced. Classroom and meeting roomsare readily available. For more information, call 763-745-5263.

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AdultBasic Education

English Language

Improve your English speaking, listening,reading and writing skills. Pre-beginning,Beginning, and Intermediate Level classesare available.

GED Preparation

The GED (General Educational Develop-ment) is a high school equivalency diplomaavailable for adults 16 years or older, whoare not enrolled in high school. The GEDcredential increases opportunities for em-ployment, job advancement and further edu-cation.

* Individualized instruction* Official practice tests* Obtain necessary age waiver if under 19

years of age* Online preparation option

Academic Skills

Get an edge on employment, promotion orbe better prepared for post-secondary edu-cation by improving your reading, math orwriting skills.

Classes are FreeCall 763-745-5214 to register

Volunteer to Tutor Adults

Experience the rewards of tutoring and makea difference in only a few hours per week.Wayzata Adult Education is in need of day-time volunteers to tutor English language andbasic academic skills. Other volunteer op-portunities are available.

A 12 hour English or literacy training is re-quired.

Fall training dates:

Part 1: Adult Basic Education OrientationOctober 1 6:30-8:30pmIOCP, Plymouth

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October 3 6-8pmIOCP, Plymouth

Part 2: 2 day CombinationEnglish and Literacy training

October 6 9am-4pmIOCP, PlymouthOctober 8 7-10pmIOCP, Plymouth

Call Becky to register: 763-745-5214

All classes are conveniently located at:

IOCP, 1605 County Rd 101 N, Plymouth, MN 55447

For program information call Cheryl Lubinski 763-745-6034

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IOCP

Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners(IOCP) serves families and individuals of 8west suburban communities—Hamel, LongLake, Medicine Lake, Medina, MinnetonkaBeach, Orono, Plymouth, and Wayzata. Lo-cated at 1605 Hwy 101 North in Plymouth.IOCP provides both short- and long-termhelp with food, clothing, housing, employ-ment, child care, transportation, and connec-tions to other resources. IOCP also engagesthe entire community in learning and serviceopportunities. www.iocp.org 763-489-7500.

Plymouth Parks & RecreationAquatics Program

763-509-5200www.plymouthmn.govPlymouth Parks and Recreation is an Ameri-can Red Cross authorized provider and spon-sors the aquatics program. Contact PlymouthParks and Recreation for additional informa-tion.

* Swim Lessons: Red Cross Learn to Swimprogram is offered year round including par-ent child classes, youth, teen, adult and spe-cialty classes.

* Friday Night Open Swim: Come and en-joy the benefits of swimming, fitness, andfamily fun. Lap lane available.

Location: Wayzata East Middle School

Fri. 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Dates vary

* Pool Rental: Enjoy the pool with yourgroup or organization. Wayzata East andWest Pools are available for limited rental.The fee is $85 per hour and includes two life-guards. Larger groups will be charged foradditional guards. Call 763–509–5222 atleast two weeks in advance. No Sunday rent-als.

Looking to make a difference? Work in a funand supportive environment. Lifeguard, Wa-ter Safety Aide, and Water Safety Instructorpart-time positions are available during theschool year and summer. Applications on-line at www.plymouthmn.gov .

Community Services

for Older Adults

Senior Community Services sponsors a va-riety of activities for seniors in the commu-nities of Wayzata and Plymouth. For moreinformation on services and activities call952-541-1019.

Plymouth Creek Center

Located at 14800 – 34th Avenue in Plymouth.The senior program operates from 8:00 amto 4:30 pm every weekday and some eve-nings. Many programs, classes and trips areoffered, including exercise, painting, historyclasses, legal and health seminars and manyspecial focus groups. A bi-monthly newslet-ter will be mailed to seniors upon request.Call Sara Mittelstaedt at 763-509-5280.

Wayzata

Transportation for some activities is avail-able through Senior Community Services.Wayzata Area Senior Gathering is a socialgroup for all area seniors. Call Linda Mackinat 952-541-1019 for more information.

Minnetonka Senior Center

The Minnetonka Senior Center and Commu-nity Center is located at 14600 MinnetonkaBlvd., Minnetonka 55345. The Center pro-vides education and activities for adults ofall ages. For information or questions, call952-939-8393, or visit the website at:www.eminnetonka.com. Minnetonka resi-dents can receive the monthly newsletter,Minnetonka Script, at no charge.

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KIMBERLY LANE ELEM.17405 Old Rockford Road

OAKWOOD ELEM.17340 County Road 6

PLYMOUTH CREEK ELEM.16005 41st Ave. N.

SUNSET HILL ELEM.13005 Sunset Trail

ADMINSTRATION BUILDING210 County Road 101 N.

BOARDWALK150 South Central Ave.

BEACON HEIGHTS12325 State Highway 55

IOCP1605 County Road 101 No.

WAYZATA SR. HIGH4955 Peony Lane

CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL305 Vicksburg Lane

EAST MIDDLE SCHOOL12000 Ridgemount Ave.

WEST MIDDLE SCHOOLWayzata Blvd. & Barry Ave.

BIRCHVIEW ELEM.425 Ranchview Lane

GLEASON LAKE ELEM.310 County Road 101 N.

GREENWOOD ELEM.18005 Medina Road

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Bob Wittman, Director ....................................................................................... 763-745-5202Diane Robinson, Secretary ............................................................................... 763-745-5213Kristin Tollison, Assistant Director ..................................................................... 763-745-5262

Adult Enrichment Program ...................................................... 763-745-5213Sandra Stevenson, Coordinator ........................................................................ 763-745-5212Diane Robinson, Registrar ................................................................................ 763-745-5213

Adult Basic Education /ESLCheryl Lubinski, Coordinator ............................................................................. 763-745-6034Becky Nelson, Assistant .................................................................................... 763-745-5214

Driver Education ....................................................................... 763-745-5203Kim Hilt, Coordinator ......................................................................................... 763-745-5216Colleen Wier, Registrar ..................................................................................... 763-745-5209

FacilitiesLinda Vicary, Secretary ..................................................................................... 763-745-5263Sally Wheeler .................................................................................................... 763-745-5224

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

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

Project SOARMyra Wicklacz, Coordinator .............................................................................. 952-401-6898

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

Welcome CenterGail Ortlip .......................................................................................................... 763-745-5073Sally Wheeler .................................................................................................... 763-745-5224

WISHESDeb Slomkowski, Youth Enrichment Manager ................................................... 763-745-5205Diane 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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4 Easy Ways to Register

NEW! ONLINE REGISTRATIONGo to: www.ceregistration.k12.mn.us This is new, super easy software!Set up a new account and password. Register using your MasterCard, VISA orDiscover.

BY MAILMail to: Wayzata Community Education • Adult RegistrationPO Box 47334, Plymouth, MN 55447 (Checks payable to District 284)

IN PERSON8 am to 4 pm, Central Middle School,305 Vicksburg Lane, Plymouth

BY PHONE8 am to 4 pm,763-745-5213

Need Help?:

Call the Registrar at 763-745-5213.For your financial security, faxed registrations are not accepted.

Register early:

Many classes fill quickly. Please register at least one week in advance so class enrollmentdecisions can be made.

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 enrolledin UCare at the time of registration, and through the duration of the class(es). Be prepared toprovide your UCare ID number when registering.

Additional fees/materials:

Additional fees and/or materials are required for some classes. Check the course descriptionfor the amount. Payment is made directly to the instructor at the first class, unless otherwisenoted.

New Refund Policy:

There is a $5 cancellation fee. Refunds, less $5 fee, are given when registration is withdrawnat least 3 business days before the start date of the class; 7 days for cooking classes. Call 763-745-5213.

Photo/Video Use Policy for Adult Enrichment Classes:

By registering for a Community Education, Adult Enrichment class, you are giving permis-sion 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 beused, please inform the instructor prior to the first class.

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Are you in? If you register online, youwill know immediately if you are in theclass; provide your email address whensetting up your online account and we willemail confirmation and a receipt. If youregister by mail, assume you are registeredfor class unless we notify you. Althoughmost classes run, we reserve the right tocancel classes due to enrollment.

Facility changes For reasons beyondour control, it is sometimes necessary tochange facility, location, time and date.

Inclement weather information Ifschool closes during the day due toweather, Community Education will cancelall activities. If school is not closed,assume classes are “on” — no refunds ifclasses commence. Announcements will be

broadcast over WCCO-AM radio andWCCO-TV. You may also check thedistrict’s website main page atwww.wayzata.k12.mn.us.

Fee discounts Fee discounts may beavailable to qualifying low income District284 residents. Call 763-745-5213.

Refund Policy Full refunds are givenwhen Adult Enrichment cancels a class.Unless otherwise noted, refunds (less $5cancellation fee) will be given when aregistration is withdrawn at least 3business days before the start date of theclass; 7 days for cooking classes. Notethat other Community Education programshave separate refund policies. Call 763-745-5213.

Adult Enrichment Registration Form

Name ___________________________________________________________________________

Birthdate if under age 18 ______________ Male___ Female___ Grade___ School ______________

Street, City, Zip ___________________________________________________________________

Email address ____________________________________________________________________

Phone (Home, Work and Cell) ________________________________________________________

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Class # Class Title Class Fee Class Total

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(Check payable to I.S.D. #284) Total $ __________

Adult Enrichment Registration Form

Name ___________________________________________________________________________

Birthdate if under age 18 ______________ Male___ Female___ Grade___ School ______________

Street, City, Zip ___________________________________________________________________

Email address ____________________________________________________________________

Phone (Home, Work and Cell) ________________________________________________________

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Class # Class Title Class Fee Class Total

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(Check payable to I.S.D. #284) Total $ __________

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

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MeetExtraordinaryPeople

Planfor College

Learnto Eat Better

Last Keeper Split Rock LighthouseMike Roberts was the last Keeper at Split Rock Lighthouse when it was decommissioned in 1969. What was it like to be a Keeper of this iconic Minnesota destination? What was his job? Come and here his stories! Page 33

Women WarriorsMeet four extraordinary women and explore the evolution of women’s service in the military

in the military, some oversees, and learn about their unique experiences from WWII throughIraq. Page 27

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

Fresh Ingredient: Farm to Table & FabulousWhat’s the difference between “sustainable”

foods and where? What are some recipes and

cooking class and discussion. Page 26

Super Foods for a Healthy LifestyleThere are “super foods” that you can add to

class and discussion. Page 26

MN College Savings Plan - FREEThis investment plan is managed by the State of Minnesota. It is very simple to use, easy to set up with only a few choices and requires as little or as much as you can afford to invest. Sandra, Adult Enrichment Coordinator says:

wizard to invest for your child’s college with this plan.” Page 12

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