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Note: This brochure is valid through the end of December of 2009

Activities, Classes & Services for Youth & Adults of all Ages

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WELCOME TO COMMUNITY EDUCATIONCommunity Education For a Lifetime of Learning Fall 2009

L i n k i n g t h e C i r c l e s o f I n v o l v e m e n tL i n k i n g t h e C i r c l e s o f I n v o l v e m e n t

The St. Louis Public Schools’ Division ofCommunity Education has been building genera-tions of lifelong learners for more than 40 years.We take great pride in the high quality education-al opportunities offered through our communityeducation centers (CEC). This year, the District isproud to announce the transitioning of theCommunity Education Centers into CommunityEducation Full Service Schools (CEFSS). Thismeans that in addition to the array of activities andlife-long learning opportunities that can already befound at CECs, students, their families and thebroader community will also be able to accesshealth, human, and career services at designatedsites

An exciting aspect of this transitioning is theopportunity for you to participate. The communi-ty councils at each of the CEFSS is comprised ofcommunity residents, service providers, organiza-tions, students, teachers and administrators.Community councils tackle the hard problems thatface schools and communities. Working together,council members identify school and communityneeds, put programs in place to address thoseneeds, and watch their communities blossom withnew solutions and relationships. We want you tobe involved in that process.

As the Chief Executive Officer of the SpecialAdministrative Board of the St. Louis PublicSchools, I invite you and your family to explorethe wonderful opportunities found in this brochureand I encourage you to join one of the 13 CEFSScommunity councils.

The St. Louis Public Schools is where you belong!

Sincerely,

Rick SullivanChief Executive OfficerSpecial Administrative Board

SP E C I A L A D M I N I S T R AT I V E B O A R D

Rick Sullivan

CEOMelanie Adams

Vice PresidentRichard Gaines

Member

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For more than 40 years, the St. Louis PublicSchool District has provided high quality educa-tion programs for the entire family through itsaward-winning community education centers(CECs). We take pride that our focus has remainedconstant over the years – to create and support anurturing educational environment where chil-dren, families and members of the communityempower themselves to be successful. Many St.Louis residents have taken advantage of the freeand affordable experiences that help them achievetheir personal and educational goals. This year, thecenters will be transitioning into Full ServiceSchools.

This means that at these sites there will be a morefocused effort to partner with community serviceproviders in addressing impediments that hinderstudents from learning at higher levels. It is aclear recognition that low achievement is often asymptom of other issues and not indicative of astudent’s ability to learn. As an added measure,these services will also be made available to thefamilies of students assigned to the school as wellas members of the broader community.

Whether you’re looking to learn a foreign lan-guage, begin a new career, become more physical-ly active, or just have fun, you’ll find it at ourCommunity Education Full Service Schools.I encourage you to take advantage of the programsand opportunities found in this brochure as ourDistrict continues its commitment to strengthenthe relationship between our schools and our com-munity. Thank you for your support of the St.Louis Public Schools.

Sincerely,

Kelvin R. Adams, Ph.D.Superintendent of Schools

Community Education

Full Service Schools

Full Service Schools are an important response to the problems confronted by manychildren, families, and schools today. In its ideal state, a full service school is open to thecommunity before, during, and after normal school hours, seven days a week, all year long.It is characterized by strong partnering with community service providers and the engage-ment of families, youth, school staff, and neighborhood residents in helping to design andimplement activities and services. The primary focus is on the promotion of high educationalachievement and positive youth development.

Additionally, the school is oriented toward the community, encouraging student learn-ing through community service and service learning. A before- and after-school learningcomponent encourages students to build on their classroom experiences, expand their hori-zons, contribute to their communities, and have fun. A family support dimension helps fami-lies with child rearing, employment, housing, and other issues and problems. Medical, den-tal, and mental health services are readily available. College faculty and students, businesspeople, youth workers, neighbors, and family members come together to support and bolsterwhat schools are working hard to accomplish – ensuring young people’s academic, interper-sonal, and career success.

Over time, the full service school consciously tries to integrate activities in severalareas to achieve the desired results: quality education, positive youth development, familysupport, family and community engagement in decision making, and community develop-ment. In this process, the school emerges as a community hub, a one-stop center to meetdiverse needs and to achieve the best possible outcomes for each child.

We in St. Louis have begun this quest and this year will take special measures tostrengthen the effort. Initially, all of the aforementioned attributes of a full service school willnot be observable. However, it is envisioned that most, if not all of the characteristics men-tioned will be existent in the not too distant future. We welcome and encourage your full par-ticipation in this exciting journey.

Watch the CEFSS website for news and updates.www.slps.org

Turn to page 4 for a listing of services offered through our Community Education Full Service Schools

or

turn to page 6 for an index of all other classes and programs.

FULL SERVICE SCHOOLS

Community Education Full Service Schools For a Lifetime of Learning Fall 2009

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Community Education

Full Service SchoolsBevo-Long CEFSS

Health Screening & ServicesMentoringPaid Youth Employment TrainingVegetable GardeningAfter School ProgramCounselingDental CareVision ScreeningAdult Education

Lyon @ Blow

Carondelet S.L.A.T.E. Career Center Free

Nottingham CEFSS

Notary Public$1M-F 8:00 am-3:00 pm

Flu Shots$30M, Oct 5 9:00-11:00 am

Blood Pressure CheckFree M-F Call for schedule

Vashon CEFSS

Money & Credit EmpowermentFree 3:00-5:00 pm & 6:00-8:00 pmTh, Sep 17, Oct 1, Oct 15, Nov 5, Nov 19, Dec 3, Dec 17

Transition to College$80W, Sep 16

Walbridge CEFSS

Health Care*Lead Testing*Dental*Eye Care*Employment Services

STL CAN*Afterschool programs

Yeatman Liddell CEFSS

HDC*Pre-Employment Training for Youth

AcademicAchievement

NeighborhoodStabilization

Linking the Circles of Involvement

FULL SERVICE SCHOOLS


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Welcome 2

Full Service Schools 3

Table of Contents 5

How to Use this Brochure 5

Course Index 6

Helpful Telephone Numbers 9

Contact Information 10

CEFSS Map 11

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Bevo-Long CEFSS 12

Clay CEFSS 14

Ford CEFSS 15

Hamilton CEFSS 17

Lyon @ Blow CEFSS 19

Mullanphy CEFSS 20

Nottingham CEFSS 21

Shaw VPA CEFSS 23

Prospective Part-time Instructor form 25

Sigel CEFSS 26

Stevens CEFSS 28

Vashon CEFSS 29

Walbridge CEFSS 31

Yeatman-Liddell CEFSS 32

Regional Information 33

General Information 46

Mail-In Registration Slips 47

What is Community Education? 48

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Corrections/comments regarding this brochure should be directed to Megan Owens at (314) 345-4590 or [email protected].

HOW TO USE THIS BROCHURE

• You will find 13 Community Education Full

Service Schools (CEFSS) classes listed in this

brochure.

• You can search for classes two ways:

a. by CEFSS

b. by category.

By CEC:� To find a CEFSS convenient to you, refer to the

map on page 11.

‚ Then turn to the page(s) listed for the CEFSS of

your choice to see what classes are offered there.

a.Within each CEFSS’s section, classes

are listed by alphabetized categories.

b. Choose your classes and refer to

pages 46 and 47 for registration informa

tion.

By Category:� If you know what class you are looking for, and

the location is not your priority, refer to pages 6-8

to find classes listed by category.

• Choose your category(ies)

• Find your class(es) within that category

• If the class is offered at more than onecenter, choose the CEFSS that best meets your needs.

‚ Refer to pages 46 and 47 for registration information.

OR

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AcademicAchievement

NeighborhoodStabilization

Linking the Circles of Involvement

ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES

Acting Basics X X NottinghamArt X StevensArts N’ Crafts X Clay

X FordX Walbridge

Christmas Stocking Stuffers X X NottinghamCreative/Imaginative X Lyon@BlowHat Making/Millinery X VashonInterior Design X Lyon@Blow

X NottinghamKnitting & Crocheting X NottinghamPainting X NottinghamPhotography, Digital X NottinghamQuilting X NottinghamRecycled Paper Making X NottinghamRubber Stamping X NottinghamSewing X X HamiltonScriptwriting X NottinghamStained Glass X Nottingham

AUTOMOTIVE

Drivers’ Education X Vashon

BUSINESS & OFFICE SKILLS

Keyboarding/Typing X X Bevo-Long

CAREER EXPLORATION

Building Work & Life Skills X X VashonCMT X Yeatman-LiddellCNA X Walbridge

X Yeatman-LiddellInsulin Certification X Yeatman-LiddellInternet Job Search X HamiltonOperation Springboard X WalbridgePhlebotomy X Yeatman-Liddell

CHILDCARE

After School Program/Homework Help X HamiltonCDCA-St. Louis Educare Program X VashonMason After School X ShawOut of School Time X Sigel

X WalbridgePIIP Childcare X X VashonYMCA Latch Key Program X Mullanphy

COMMUNITY

Bicycle Safety & Repair X MullanphyCommunity Service Club X X ShawCommunity Speakers Series X X Vashon

COMPUTERS

Computer Lab, Open X SigelComputers X Bevo-Long

X X ClayX X FordX Lyon@BlowX NottinghamX WalbridgeX Yeatman-Liddell

Microsoft Excel X X MullanphyMicrosoft Office X Bevo-LongMicrosoft PowerPoint X X MullanphyMicrosoft Word, Basic X X Mullanphy

Seniors & Computers X FordWeb Site Design X Bevo-LongYouth Computer Night X Clay

CULINARY

Kids Up Front X HamiltonCooking X Walbridge

DANCE

Adult Dance X HamiltonBallet X HamiltonBallet, Beginning X ShawBelly Dancing X ShawCreative Movement X ShawMirage Dance Troupe X ShawChicago Style Steppin’ X StevensCultural Dance X WalbridgeHip Hop Dance X FordJazz X HamiltonMiddle Eastern Belly Dancing X SigelPre-School Dance X Lyon@BlowSalsa Dance X Bevo-LongSlid’in & Danc’in X VashonSwing Dance X Bevo-LongWaltz Dance X Bevo-Long

FAMILY

Childrens’ Division SigelFamily Connections, Creating Lasting X X FordFamily Activity Night X X FordFamily Computer Night X X ClayFamily Movie Night X X Ford

X X HamiltonFamily Reading Night X X ClayFamily Support Network X SigelFathers’ Support Center/Network X FordGrandparents’ Circle X FordProblem-Solving for Parents X Sigel

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Arabic X Bevo-LongBosnian X Bevo-LongFrench X NottinghamLatin X SigelSpanish X Bevo-Long

X Lyon@BlowX Shaw

Italian X Shaw

GENERAL BASIC EDUCATION

AEL/GED X Bevo-LongX HamiltonX Lyon@BlowX MullanphyX X NottinghamX SigelX VashonX Yeatman-Liddell

After-School Math Tutoring X VashonESOL X Bevo-LongHomework Help for Parents X FordSpecial Education Services X NottinghamTutoring X Ford

X Hamilton

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Class A* Y* Region Class A* Y* Region

* A =Classes for Adults * Y=Classes for Youth

GENERAL BASIC EDUCATION CONT

X StevensX WalbridgeX Yeatman-Liddell

Tutoring, Communication Arts X NottinghamTutoring & Homework Assistance X Sigel

GYMNASTICS

Tumbling X Bevo-Long

HEALTH

CPR X Yeatman-LiddellQuit Smoking with Auricular Therapy X Nottingham

MARTIAL ARTS

Karate X X Lyon@BlowX Walbridge

Kung Fu X NottinghamTae Kwon Do X Bevo-Long

MONEY MATTERS

Cash Flow Planning X X Bevo-LongFinancial Planning X Bevo-Long

X NottinghamMoney & Credit Empowerment X VashonMy Credit, Finance & Responsibility X Ford

MUSIC

Drum X FordDrum & Marching Corps X WalbridgeGuitar X X Bevo-Long

X Lyon@BlowHarmonica, Blues X X Lyon@BlowInstrumental Music X SigelLetters Carrier Band X ShawPiano X Clay

X SigelPiano & Voice X X Bevo-LongViolin X X Bevo-Long

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Aerobics X FordX Lyon@BlowX SigelX VashonX WalbridgeX Yeatman-Liddell

Cardio & Conditioning X HamiltonCompton Drew Bicycle Club X ShawHall Walking X X NottinghamPilates X SigelRunning Fitness Club X X ShawSlimnastics X NottinghamSoccer X X ShawT’ai Chi Chih X Bevo-Long

X NottinghamTae Bo X ClayWalking Fitness Club X X ShawYoga X Nottingham

X SigelX Wa;bridgeX Shaw

Yoga/Pilates Combo X ShawZen Tai (Kickboxing) X Nottingham

RECREATION

After School Recreation X MullanphyBasketball X Hamilton

X Yeatman-LiddellBasketball, Boys X Clay

X HamiltonX Stevens

Basketball, Girls X StevensBasketball, St. Louis Blazer X HamiltonBicycle Traffic Skills X X ShawCarondelet Swimming at YMCA X Lyon@BlowCarondelet Youth Group X Lyon@BlowFencing X X SigelFlag Football X Stevens

X WalbridgeGrandparent Recreation Night X ClayHill Volleyball X ShawMen’s Basketball League X Yeatman-LiddellOpen Gym X Clay

X FordX WalbridgeX Yeatman-Liddell

Open Gym Basketball X HamiltonOutdoor Bocce X ShawPom-Pon/Drill Team X StevensSigel Basketball X SigelTennis X Sigel

X StevensUltimate Frisbee X X ShawVolleyball X ShawVolleyball, Women’s X Lyon@BlowWrestling X Clay

SCOUTING

Boy Scouts X HamiltonX MullanphyX StevensX WalbridgeX Yeatman-Liddell

Cub Scouts X HamiltonGirl Scouts X HamiltonThunderbird Council Scout Leader X Shaw

SPECIAL INTEREST

CE Council Meeting X X Bevo-LongX X FordX X HamiltonX Lyon@BlowX X MullanphyX Stevens

Chess X ClayX HamiltonX Shaw

X X VashonEstate Planning X FordGrandparents’ Club X Yeatman-LiddellHome Composting X X Bevo-Long

X NottinghamNative Planting X X Bevo-Long

X NottinghamNeighborhood College-Transition to College X Vashon

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

21st Century X Stevens

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Friends With a Better Plan X HamiltonX Vashon

Good News Club X MullanphyMy Future...College, Career &

Beyond X X FordSchools & Scholars X X Ford

Sister Sherill’s “Sister Circle” X StevensX Vashon

Venturing BSA X VashonYMCA Teen Leadership Program X MullanphyYoung Ladies of Elegance X StevensYouth Empowerment X WalbridgeYouth Leadership Team X MullanphyYWCA Girls’ Circle X Mullanphy

COURSE INDEX


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Registration forms can befound on page 47 of this

brochure.

Please send them in early toreserve your spot!

HELPFUL NUMBERS


This brochure is published two times a year and is mailed according to the following schedule:

Fall: End of August

Winter/Spring: End of December

Watch for the brochure in your mailbox or call the Center of your choice to request a copy!

(The above schedule is subject to change)

Helpful Telephone NumbersHelpful Telephone Numbers

St. Louis Public SchoolsCentral Administration Office 231-3720

Superintendent’s Office 345-2500

Board Members’ Office 345-2230

Human Resources 345-2295

Office of Community Education 345-4590

SLPS K-12 Student Registration 633-5200

Transportation 633-5100

Virtual Schools 345-2551

City of St. Louis ServicesBoard of Election Commissioners,

Voter Registration 622-4336

Citizens’ Service Bureau 622-4800

Human Services 612-5900

Neighborhood Stabilization Office 622-4628

Personnel Department Job Hot Line 992-0996

Recreation Division 289-5320

S.L.A.T.E. 589-8000

St. Louis Public Library, Main Branch 241-2288

Youth & Family Services 612-5941

City of St. Louis OfficialsCity Hall (General Information) 622-4000

Mayor’s Office 622-3201

Board of Aldermen 622-3287

City-Wide Health & Human

Service AgenciesARCHS 534-0055

Better Family Life 367-3440

Covenant House 450-7667

Father Support Center 333-4170

Grace Hill 898-1700

Human Development Corporation (HDC) 613-2200

United Way of Greater St. Louis 421-0700

Urban League 615-3600

Youth Serving AgenciesAnnie Malone Children’s Home 531-0120

Big Brothers/Big Sisters 361-5900

Girl Scout Council of Eastern Missouri 890-9569

Girls Inc. of St. Louis (North) 385-8088

Greater St. Louis Area Council,

Boy Scouts of America 361-0600

Herbert Hoover Boys’ & Girls’ Club 652-8300

Mathews-Dickey Boys’ & Girls’ Club 382-5952

YMCA of Greater St. Louis, Downtown 436-4100

YWCA of Metropolitan St. Louis 533-9400

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CONTACT INFORMATION


Bevo-Long Middle CEFSSBevo-Long Middle CEFSS5028 Morganford Rd. 63116 (314) 353-1034

Patrice Crotty

Community Collaborative SpecialistJohn Kintree, Jim Sahaida

Co-Chairpersons

Clay Elementary CEFSSClay Elementary CEFSS

3820 North 14th St. 63107 (314) 231-9249

Aaron Gardner

Community Collaborative SpecialistEddie Blackman

Chairperson

Ford Elementary CEFSSFord Elementary CEFSS1383 Clara Ave. 63112 (314) 383-7001

Cheryl Nelson

Community Collaborative SpecialistDoug Hausser

Interim Chairperson

Hamilton eMINTS Academy CEFSSHamilton eMINTS Academy CEFSS

5819 Westminster Pl. 63112 (314) 367-6996

Avis May

Community Collaborative SpecialistKatrina Garrison

Chairperson

Lyon @ Blow CEFSSLyon @ Blow CEFSS516 Loughborough Ave. 63111 (314) 353-1599

Pierre Blaine

Community Collaborative SpecialistDave Buss

Chairperson

Mullanphy ILC Elementary CEFSSMullanphy ILC Elementary CEFSS4221 Shaw Blvd. 63110 (314) 772-9550

Pat Frost

Community Collaborative SpecialistDarnell White

Chairperson

N ottingham CAJT High CEFSSN ottingham CAJT High CEFSS4915 Donovan Ave. 63109 (314) 352-1163

Carolyn Wallace

Community Collaborative SpecialistTeresa McCain

Chairperson

Shaw VPA Elementary CEFSSShaw VPA Elementary CEFSS5329 Columbia Ave. 63139 (314) 776-4327

Joe Torrisi

Community Collaborative SpecialistMichelle Hatfield

Chairperson

Sigel Elementary CEFSSSigel Elementary CEFSS2039 Russell Blvd. 63104 (314) 865-5050

Walter Gibson

Community Collaborative SpecialistDon Owens

Chairperson

Stevens Middle CEFSSStevens Middle CEFSS1033 Whittier St. 63113 (314) 531-6160

Shana Renshaw

Community Collaborative SpecialistLillian Payne

Acting Chairperson

Vashon High CEFSSVashon High CEFSS3035 Cass Ave. 63106 (314) 652-9961

Theresa Rogers

Community Collaborative SpecialistRev. Douglas Petty

Chairperson

Walbridge Elementary CEFSSWalbridge Elementary CEFSS5019 Alcott Ave. 63120 (314) 261-8282

Gary Hayes

Community Collaborative SpecialistCurtis Royston, III

Chairperson

Yeatman-Liddell Middle CEFSSYeatman-Liddell Middle CEFSS4265 Athlone Ave. 63115 (314) 261-8134

Juliet Crowder

Community Collaborative SpecialistRalph Tidwell

Chairperson

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John H. WindomExecutive Director

(314) 345-4588

Peg PedersenC.E. Supervisor(314) 345-4592

Megan OwensSecretary

(314) 345-4590

Carol ReinerDivisional Assistant

(314) 345-4573

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This Way to Community Education!The Community Education Centers Full

Service Schools can be found on page 10,

along with the contact information corre-

sponding to the numbers found on this map.

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BUSINESS & OFFICE SKILLS

Computer Keyboarding/Typing

Learn proper technique, posture, home keys and finger-to-key placement;

increase typing speed and more.

6 wks, $35

M, Sep 14 B Foster 7:00-8:00 pm

COMPUTERS

Computers I, Introduction to (Adult)

This course is designed for those with little or no computer experience.

Learn computer terminology, how to use a mouse, access the Internet, set

up and use e-mail and more.

6 wks, $35

T, Sep 15 S Sacic 7:00-7:50 pm

Computers II, Introduction to (Adult)

Continuation of the Introduction to Computers I, including learning the

file system, most commonly used software, how to make safe purchases

over the internet, keep your personal information safe in chat rooms, con-

necting multiple computers, picture and file editing, hardware and soft-

ware set-up and more.

6 wks, $35

Th, Sep 17 S Sacic 7:00-7:50 pm

Microsoft Office (Excel, Word & PowerPoint) (Adult)

Introduction to Microsoft Office applications such as creating word docu-

ments, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations.

6 wks, $35

Th, Sep 17 S Sacic 6:00-6:50 pm

Website Design (Adult)

Design and setup your very own website.

6 wks, $35

T, Sep 15 S Sacic 6:00-6:50 pm

DANCE

Salsa Dance (Adult)

Learn how to Salsa! Singles welcome.

3 wks, $18 per person

Th, Sep 17 S Pargo 7:15-8:15 pm

Swing Dance (Adult)

Learn to Swing Dance. Singles welcome.


Th, Oct 8 S Pargo 7:15-8:15 pm

Waltz Dance (Adult)

Learn how to dance the Waltz. Singles welcome.


Th, Nov 5 S Pargo 7:15-8:15 pm

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Arabic (Adult)

Gain basic knowledge of the written and spoken Arabic language.

Students will also learn the culture and customs of Arabic-speaking peo-

ple.

8 wks, $40

T, Sep 15 M Said 6:00-7:20 pm

Arabic, Intermediate (Adult)

Gain even more knowledge of written and spoken Arabic. Students will

be able to speak and write the Arabic language with full understanding. 8 wks, $40

T, Sep 15 M. Said 7:30-8:50 pm

Bosnian I (Adult)

Learn to ask questions, and understand answers, in Bosnian. Learn basic

phrases, and begin to communicate with Bosnian-speaking people.

8 wks, $40

T, Sep 14 J Grubor 7:00-7:50 pm

Spanish, Beginning I (Adult)

Acquire basic Spanish vocabulary and conversational skills useful for

travel and culture exchange. Video presentations and learning materials

will be provided.

8 wks, $40

W, Sep 16 J Hamilton 6:00-7:30 pm

Spanish, Beginning II (Adult)

Practice conversation and improve Spanish speaking skills.

8 wks, $40

Th, Sep 17 J Hamilton 6:00-7:30 pm


AEL/GED

Pretest and study for the Graduate Equivalency Diploma (GED). Study

for the test at your own rate with tutor’s assistance. Transportation and

test fee assistance available. Registration for new students is on the first

and third Wednesdays at 6 pm. Must be at least 17 years old.

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Sep 14 P Walker 6:00-8:50 pm

ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)

Learn to read, write and speak English. Bring a friend or a neighbor.

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Sep 14 M Said 6:00-8:50 pm

COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCommunity Education Full Service Schools For a Lifetime of Learning Fall 2009

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BEVO-LONG CEFSS • (314) 353-1034

NOTE: No refunds will be issued after the first session.

Refunds for 1-day seminars will be given up to the day of the class. Once the seminar begins, no refunds will be given.

All dates under class/activity listings are starting datesM=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, Th=Thursday, F=Friday, Sa=Saturday, Su=Sunday

GYMNASTICS

Tumbling for Beginners (Youth)

This class wil teach the fundamentals of basic tumbling. It will develop

strength, endurance and self-confidence. Wearing comfortable, loose fit-

ting clothing or leotards is recommended. Classes may be offered monthly

if there is enough interest. Registration is at Bevo-Long CEC. For ages 5-

12

8 wks, $35

Location: Woerner Elementary School, 6131 Leona Street

W, Sep 16 J Wiegand 6:00-6:45 pm

Tumbling, Intermediate (Youth)

For students who have completed beginner’s tumbling.

8 wks, $35

Location: Woerner Elementary School, 6131 Leona Street

W, Sep 16 J Wiegand 6:45-7:30 pm

MARTIAL ARTS

Tae Kwon Do, Beginning (Youth)

Build a basic foundation of skills in Tae Kwon Do. This course is a pre-

requisite for Tae Kwon Do, Intermediate. Ages 6-14.

4 wks, $20

M, Sep 14 B Evans 7:00-7:50 pm

Tae Kwon Do, Intermediate (Youth)

Deepen your proficiency in this martial art to become a black belt or join

in competitions. Great for self-defense, discipline and self-esteem. Ages

8-16. Prerequisite: Tae Kwon Do, Beginning.

Ongoing, $15/mo (1 day/wk)

- or- $20/mo (2 days/wk)

M & W, Sep 14 B Evans 6:00-6:50 pm

Tae Kwon Do, Little Dragons

Basic martial arts skills: coordination, and agility, with a good foundation

of discipline and self-control. This class is for ages 4-8+. Parents will be

expected to stay for each class if they have a child attending.

Monthly, $15

M, Sep 14 D Browning 7:00-7:45 pm

MONEY MATTERS

Cash Flow Planning (Adult)

Methodical approach to eliminating debt and living within your means so

that the money you spend is on what you REALLY WANT!

4 wks, Free

M, Sep 14 B Burnett 6:30-8:00 pm

Financial Planning (Adult)

Class covers fundamental investing concepts and how to plan and achieve

financial goals (college, house, etc.) using different investment strategies.

Start young and it’s never too late.

4 wks, Free

M, Oct 19 B Burnett 6:30-8:00 pm

MUSIC

Guitar Lessons

For beginners and more experienced guitar players - private lessons avail-

able in classical, jazz, pop, rock & blues. Each lesson is 1/2 hour long.

For youth and adults, ages 7 and up.

Monthly, $35/mo (1/2 hr/wk) Student provides guitar, music book

M & T, Sep 14 Z Tasic 6:00-9:00 pm

Piano and Voice Lessons

Private weekly piano and voice lessons. Call 353-1034 to schedule a les-

son time. Student provides music book

Monthly, $40 (1/2 hr/wk)

T & Th, Sep 14 A Dillon 6:00-9:00 pm

Violin

Beginning and advanced private violin lessons. Call for more information

about renting or purchasing a violin and a music book.

Monthly, $40/month (1/2 hr/wk) Student provides music book

W, Sep 16 J Harris 4:00-8:30 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS

T’ai Chi Chih (Adult)

Our instructor, with more than 30 years of experience, will help you

increase your flexibility and muscle strength, achieve greater fitness, learn

correct body posture and integrate body, mind and spirit.

8 wks, $35

T &Th, Sep 15 Z Ming 6:00-7:00 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Community Advisory Council

Make a difference! Join the Community Advisory Council at Bevo-Long.

Call (314) 353-1034 for more information.

Ongoing, Free

2nd M of month, Sep 14 J Kintree & J. Sahaida 6:00-7:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST CONT

Home Composting Made Easy: Goodbye

Waste...Hello Black Gold

You can divert over 30% of your total residential waste from landfills

simply by composting kitchen and yard debris! Learn how to transform

this compost matter into (“black gold”) rich and organic material that you

can use in your yard, garden and house plants; 31 page booklet included.

1 evening, Free


Native Planting

Learn how to landscape and garden in an environmentally-friendly man-

ner. Improve your health by reducing your reliance on lawn and garden

chemicals. Protect and restore our state’s flora and fauna biodiversity

through the effective use of native plants. Handouts provided, including

plant suggestions for specific design themes.

1 evening, Free






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Kids Crafts

Create simple and fun crafts with your friends.

Ongoing, Free

M-F K Fitzgerald 7:30-8:00 am

COMPUTERS

Computers, Beginning

Learn the basics of Microsoft Word and Excel.

8 wks, $16

M-F, Sep 17 M Ray 5:00-7:00 pm

Open Computer Lab (Youth)

If you're an elementary student looking for a place to do homework

research, Clay’s the place.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Sep 8 M Ray 7:30-8:00 am

FAMILY

Family Computer Night

Parents learn basic computer skills from their child(ren) on a day desig-

nated for family.

Ongoing, Free

T, Sep 15 B Hamilton 6:00-7:00 pm

Family Reading Night

Family night out at Clay. Great opportunity to read to or with your kids

and their friends!

Ongoing, Free

W, Sep 16 6:00-7:00 pm

MUSIC

Piano (Youth)

Instruction of theory, musical elements, reading , styles, etc. to students.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Sep 8 J Cook 7:30-8:00 am

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Tae Bo (Adult)

Tae Bo is a complete fitness program that trims and firms your figure

while it conditions your heart and lungs.

8 wks, $10

T, Sep 15 L Jones 6:00-7:00 pm

Tae-Bo for Staff

Clay staff, let’s relax and exercise.

8 wks, $10

W, Sep 9 L Jones 7:00-7:30 am

RECREATION

Boys Basketball

Opportunity for 5th - 8th-graders open play at Clay.

Ongoing, Free

T & Th, Sep 15 B Hamilton 6:00-7:00 pm

Grandparent Recreation Night

A night for grandparents to relax and have fun by playing spades, bridge,

chess and more.

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Sep 14 CE Staff 6:00-7:30 pm

Open Gym (Adult)

Ongoing, $2/Night

W, Sep 16 T Dumas 6:00-8:30 pm

Open Gym (Youth)

Ongoing, Free

T, Sep 14 T Evans 6:00-8:30 pm

Royal Knights Wrestling

For more information contact Jimmie Miller at 613-7149.

Ongoing, Free Registration fee will apply

Location:

M & W, Oct 5 J Miller 6:00-8:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Chess Club (Youth)

Chess players, are you looking for a place to relax and play a friendly

game of chess? This is the place!

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Sep 8 T Newbill 7:30-8:00 am



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CLAY CEFSS • (314) 231-9249

Prospective Part-time InstructorsPart-time instructors are wanted for programs at CommunityEducation Centers around the city in business & office skills,

tutoring, dance, cooking, and more!

If you are interested, we invite you to mail your resume

and cover sheet and return it to:

Office of Community Education

Attn: Megan Owens

801 N. 11th Street

St. Louis, MO 63101

Or email to:

[email protected]


Arts N’ Crafts

Express! Explore! Create! Learn to create simple projects using your cre-

ative vision.

8 wks, $2 See instructor for supply fees

M & W, Sep21 CEFSS Staff 3:30-4:30 pm

COMPUTERS

Computers, Introduction to (Adults)

Are you lacking in computer and typing skills? Learn terminology, func-

tions, parts and how to use basic software programs while improving your

keyboarding skills.


M & W, Sep 21 CEFSS Staff 6:30-8:00 pm

Computers, Introduction to (Youth)

Are you lacking in computer skills? Learn terminology, functions, parts

and how to use basic software programs.


T & Th, Sep 22 CEFSS Staff 4:30-5:30 pm

Seniors & Computers

Learn the basic functions of computer operation from software applica-

tions to internet access.


W, Sep 23 CEFSS Staff 1:00-2:00 pm

DANCE

Hip Hop Dance (Youth)

Check your footwork, walk it out, and have some chicken noodle soup

with a soda on the side in this energetic hip hop dance class.

8 wks, $15

T & Th, Sep 22 CEFSS Staff 4:30-5:30 pm

FAMILY

Creating Lasting Family Connections

Creating Lasting Family Connections will teach you how to effectively

communicate with your family, children and spouse.

8 wks, Free

M, Sep 28 Better Family Life Staff 6:00-7:30 pm

Family Activity Night

Families have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities.

Ongoing, Free

4th W/month, Oct 28 CEFSS Staff 6:00-8:00 pm

Family Movie Night

A great opportunity for families and friends to play catch-up. Unwind and

relax with a good, age-appropriate movie. Youth, ages 5-8 must be

accompanied by an adult.

Ongoing, Free

4th Th/month, Oct 29 CEFSS Staff 6:00-8:00 pm

Fathers’ Support Center, St. Louis

This class will assist fathers with developing the skills and behaviors nec-

essary to cooperate in the care and rearing of their children. Call Ford

CEFSS for scheduled meetings.

Ongoing, Call for fees

M-F Father, Support Staff 7:45 am-4:00 pm

Location: Prince Hall Support Center, 4411 N. Newstead Avenue

Call (314) 333-4170 for more information.

Grandparents’ Circle

A social opportunity for grandparents raising children the second time

around to come together to relax, discuss issues affecting them, and plan

activities.

Ongoing, Free

3rd W/month, Oct 21 W Fulks 1:00-2:00 pm


Homework Help for Parents

Are you having difficulty assisting your child with homework because

your basic skills are not up to par? Parents, get assistance with your read-

ing, math, language and comprehension skills.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th, Sep 21 CEFSS Staff 6:00-7:30 pm

Tutoring

Get assistance with homework and classroom assignments as well as

improve academic performance with activities tailored specifically to your

needs.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th, Sep 12 CEFSS Staff 3:30-5:30 pm



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FORD CEFSS • (314) 383-7001

MONEY MATTERS

My Credit, Finance, & Responsibility

Get information on the Fair Credit Reporting Act and FTC Facts for

Consumers. Find out how to compose letters to address questionable

accounts and challenge information on your credit report.

8 wks, $20

Th, Sep 24 CEFSS Staff 5:30-6:30 pm

MUSIC

Drum

Beat your way into a new rhythm. Learn the basics about drums.

8 wks, $2 See Instructor for supply fees

W, Sep 21 CEFSS Staff 3:30-5:00 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Aerobics, Beginning

Get fit for you! Tone and strengthen your body, increase your blood cir-

culation, and improve your overall self-image.

8 wks, $25

M & W, Sep 21 CEFSS Staff 6:30-7:30 pm

RECREATION

Open Gym

A great way for youth to learn teamwork and cooperation. Youth must

complete homework before participating in open gym. Ages 7-14 on

Mondays. MUST BRING OWN BASKETBALL.

Ongoing, Free

M, Sep 21 CEFSS Staff 4:30-5:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

CE Council Meeting

Become involved! Participate in the decision-making process that effects

the Hamilton Heights & Wells Goodfellow communities. For more infor-

mation contact (314) 383-7001.

Ongoing, Free

2nd M/month, Sep 14 6:00-7:30 pm

Estate Planning

Learn how to keep your possessions out of probate court by creating a liv-

ing will, choosing power of attorney and burial choices.

8 wks, $20

T, Sep 22 CEFSS Staff 6:30-7:30 pm

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

My Future . . . College, Career & Beyond

Experience the journey of college preparation and visit St. Louis college

campuses. Get informed! Get engaged in the college process. Must have a

valid library card.

8 wks, $30

M, Sep 28 CEFSS Staff 5:30-6:30 pm

Schools & Scholars

Are you college bound? Are you interested in valuable summer programs

offered by various colleges and universities? Learn how to navigate the

internet. Use search engines to find college and university profile infor-

mation, scholarships and grants. Must have a valid library card.

8 wks, $20

T, Sep 22 CEFSS Staff 5:30-6:30 pm


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you have as little as one hour per week to

donate! Daytime or evening hours are avail-

able in most cases. We need responsible

adults to act as coaches, tutors, sponsors,

activity leaders, chaperones, mentors and

more. Call your local Community Education

Full Service School for more information

(please refer to pages 10 & 11 to find the one nearest you)

NOTE: Volunteers must complete an application, and go

through a screening and orientation process.SLPS obtains a

Police Record Report and a Child Abuse/Neglect Report on

all applicants.


Sewing

Learn to sew attractive garments, refit dresses and suits to perfection,

match colors and accessories and use special techniques with the sewing

machine.

8 wks, $30 Students provide their own supplies

T & Th, Sep 15 V Dobbs 6:00-8:00 pm

CAREER EXPLORATION

Internet Job Search

Navigate your way through the internet for jobs. Free computer lab usage.

Students must bring disc to store data. Printers are not available.

Ongoing, Free


CHILD CARE

After-School Program/Homework Helper

Youngsters (Pre-K-12) will participate in academics, arts and crafts, com-

plete homework assignments (in a classroom setting with certificated

teachers) and have fun. NOTE: TWO weeks payment must be made at

registration.

Ongoing, $5/week

M-Th, Sep 14 CE Staff 3:30-6:30 pm

CULINARY

Kids Up Front

Children ages 8-12, use the food guide pyramid to learn about nutrition

and healthy snacking. The class provides simple recipes that children can

prepare themselves. Operation Frontline, a program of Share Our

Strength, locally presented by Operation Food Search. (no class 11/26)

6 wks, Free

Th, Oct 29 Operation Frontline 4:00-5:30 pm

DANCE

Ballet

Beginning ballet for ages 4-10. Class develops techniques that include

breathing and posture, with floor and group exercises. Students should

wear loose-fitting clothes and soft-soled shoes. Must pre-register at

Hamilton for this class.

12 wks, $37.50

Location: St. Louis Public Library, Cabanne Branch, 1106 Union Blvd.

Sa, Sep 19 M Waters-Graham 11:00 am-12:00 pm

Dance (Adult)

Dance your way to fitness with choreography to popular music from the

70’s, 80’s and 90’s. Wear comfortable clothing and soft-soled shoes. Must

pre-register at Hamilton for this class.

12 wks, $37.50

Location: St. Louis Public Library, Cabanne Branch, 1106 Union Blvd.

Sa, Sep 19 M Waters-Graham 10:00-11:00 am

Jazz

Age 8 and older. Dance is taught to popular music as youngsters stretch, do floor

exercises, and develop choreography. Students should wear loose-fitting clothes and

soft-soled shoes. The class concludes the session with a group performance. Must

pre-register at Hamilton for this class.

12 wks, $37.50

Location: St. L Public Library, Cabanne Branch, 1106 Union Blvd.

Sa, Sep 19 M Waters-Graham 12:00-1:00pm

FAMILY

Family Movie Night

Come join us for indoor (gymnasium) or outdoor (school yard) Family

Movie Nights. Concession sales will support council activities. Please call

(314) 367-6996 for more information.

1 evening, Free Concessions for sale

Fri, TBA Prior to dusk


AEL/GED

Improve basic skills in reading, math and English. Prepare for high school

equivalence test. Individualized instruction allows you to learn at your

own speed.

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Sep 14 AEL Staff 6:00-9:00 pm

Each One Teach One Tutoring

Get assistance from Washington University students with homework and

classroom assignments as well as improve academic performance. After

school program participants already enrolled. Other youth please call to

schedule a day.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th, TBA Washington University Students 4:00-5:30pm


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PHYSICAL FITNESS

Cardio & Conditioning

Continuation of beginning class.

12 wks, $45

Location: Hamilton CEFSS, 5819 Westminster Place

M & W, Sep 14 G Griffin 6:00-7:15 pm

Cardio & Conditioning, Beginning

This class includes low-impact and step aerobics, kick boxing, pilates, ab

work, toning and conditioning moves as well as light weight training. If

you’re looking for a fun total body workout, this is it.

12 wks, $45

Location: Lexington Elementary School, 5030 Lexington Avenue

M & W, Sep 14 G Griffin 4:15-5:30 pm

RECREATION

Hop Squad Boys Basketball Practice

All ages welcome. Call Coach Jimmie Farrar, (314) 283-5704 for more

information.

Ongoing, Free

T, Sep 15 J Farrar 6:00-8:00 pm

Open Gym Basketball

Full-court basketball. Participants must sign in and pay at the door. Teams

are established by participants each session. No one admitted after 8:30

pm. No guaranteed playing time, no refunds. Bring your own ball. Age 18

and up.

Ongoing, $2/night

Th, Sep 17 S Dean 7:30-9:15 pm

St. Louis Blazer Youth Basketball

Basketball league for boys, 8th grade; tryouts will be held the first two

weeks.

Ongoing League fees apply

M & W, Sep 14 C Belts 7:15-9:00 pm

SCOUTING

Cub/Boy Scouts

Cub Scouts (ages 7-10) and Boy Scouts (ages 11-17) help young men

strengthen character, personal fitness and citizenship skills through a vari-

ety of activities.

Ongoing, Free

Th, Sep 17 K Weaver 6:30-7:30 pm

Girl Scouts

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make

the world a better place.

Ongoing, Free

Th, Sep 17 N Walker 6:30-7:30pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Chess Club (Youth)

Chess players, are you looking for a place to flex your mental muscles?

Come learn the fundamentals of chess. Welcoming all Hamilton CEFSS

students.

Ongoing, Free

Th, Sep 17 J Jernigans 4:00-5:00 pm

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Friends With A Better Plan

Community action program teaches social skills to reduce violence, drug

use and neglect.

Ongoing, Free

M &W, Oct 5 FWABP Staff 4:30-5:30 pm

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Creative Imaginative

Learn the fundamentals of art and design. Learn to think creatively. Learn

to recycle old things into new things. Over 16 years old, please contact

Lyon @ Blow at the number listed above.

10 wks, $5 Supply Fee: $20

Location: Broadway Bean, 7619 S. Broadway, 6311

Section 1 (Ages 7-9): Sa, Oct 17 L. Farmer 3:00-5:00 pm

Section 2 (Ages 11-16): Su, Oct 18 L. Farmer 3:00-5:00 pm

Elements of Interior Design (Adult)

Make your home or office beautiful! Learn the elements of decorating

with style and color, by creating the WOW factor. This class is taught by

a certified interior designer.


M, Sep 14 R Johnson 6:00-7:30 pm

COMPUTERS

Computers, Introduction to

Learn how to copy, move files, folders and other basic computer func-

tions.


W, Sep 16 B Bailey 7:00-8:00 pm

DANCE

Pre-School Dance

This is a new and exciting experience for all prima ballerinas! The class

will emphasize ballet and tap. Bring your tap and ballet shoes, tights and

leotards for dance.

6 wks, $20

Th, Sep 17 TBA 6:00-7:00 pm

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Spanish, Beginning (Adult)

Students will learn the pronunciation and basic sentence structure of com-

monly used vocabulary in a relaxed and informal setting necessary to

understand and use the Spanish language. Cultural and historical aspects

of Spanish-speaking countries will also be studied.

10 wks, $30

Th, Sep 17 E Martinez 6:30-8:00 pm

Spanish, Intermediate (Adult)

Students will continue to develop and improve vocabulary, pronunciation,

and sentence structure in the Spanish language. Prerequisite: Beginning

Spanish.

10 wks, $30

W, Sep 16 E. Martinez 6:30-8:00 pm


AEL/GED

Complete your high school education and review your basic skills. If you

already have your high school diploma or your G.E.D. and just want to

brush up on language, reading, or math skills, come join us. New student

registration on Thursdays.

Ongoing Free

T & Th, Sep 15 Sister Martha 6:00-8:00 pm

MARTIAL ARTS

YMCA Karate

Achieve optimal health and fitness while learning one of the most practi-

cal and effective forms of self defense.

Please contact the Carondelet Family YMCA to Register (314) 353-4960.

8 wks

T, Sep 8 YMCA Staff 7:00-8:30 pm

MUSIC

Guitar, Private Lessons (Adult)

Whether you are a beginning or advanced student, learn Delta to Jazz

Blues with one of the best known instrumentalists in the area. Instructor

specializes in blues, jazz, and finger-style guitar. Call to schedule your 1/2

hour weekly lesson today!

Ongoing, $40/month

Th, Sep 17 F “Jelly Jaw” Johnson 6:00-8:00 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Aerobics, Low Impact (Adult)

A high energy aerobics class that includes resistance training & stretching.

6 wks, $30

T & Th, Sep 15 M Waters-Graham 6:30-7:30 pm

RECREATION

Carondelet Youth Group (Ages 11-18)

Participate in various activities, such as swimming and basketball within

Carondelet and surrounding areas.

Ongoing, Free

Location: Carondelet Family YMCA, 600 Loughborough Avenue

F YMCA Staff 6:00-8:00 pm

Swimming at the YMCA

Receive a $10 discount on any swimming offered through the Carondelet

YMCA. Must be a Lyon@Blow CEFSS participant. (A pink slip must be

presented to the front desk clerk at the Y at time of enrollment).

Location: Carondelet Family YMCA, 600 Loughborough Avenue

Ongoing, See YMCA Fees

M-Sa, Sep 14 YMCA 8:00am-9:00 pm

Volleyball, Women's

This is your chance to get a serious cardiovascular workout while still

having lots of fun. The class is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

9 wks, $100/team

T, Sep 15 R Creighton 6:30-9:00 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

CEFSS Council Meetings

Ever wonder how the classes in the brochure are selected or just how your

neighbor seems to be in the “know” just by attending the council meet-

ings the second Monday of each month? Help make a difference.

Ongoing, Free

2nd M/month, Sep 14 D Buss 6:15-8:00 pm

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CHILD CARE

YMCA Latch Key Program

Quality before and after school program focuses on academics, character

building and recreation. Staffed and directed by the South City Family

YMCA. Call (314) 644-3100 for more information.

Ongoing, Sliding Scale

M-F, Aug 20 YMCA Staff 6:30-8:30 am & 3:00-6:00 pm

COMMUNITY

Bicycle Safety & Repair; Byte Works

Learn bicycle safety and maintenance and/or computer basics. Special

reward upon completion of class. Call (314) 664-0828 for information.

Call for Schedule, Free

Location: Bicycle Works, Shenandoah Avenue & Thurman Avenue

Sa Bicycle Works/Byte Works Staff 10:00 am-3:00 pm

COMPUTERS

Basic Microsoft Power Point

Basic introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint for those who have little or

no knowledge of PowerPoint

3 wks, Free

F, Oct 16 TBA 6:15-7:45 pm

Basic Microsoft Excel

Basic introduction to Microsoft Excel for those who have littler or no

knowledge of Excel

3 wks, Free

Session 1: F, Sep 25 TBA 6:15-7:45 pm

Session 2, F, Dec 4 TBA 6:15-7:45 pm

Basic Microsoft Word

Basic introduction to Microsoft Word for whose with little or no knowl-

edge of Word.

3 wks, Free

Session 1:F, Sep 4 TBA 6:15-7:45 pm

Session 2: F, Nov 6 TBA 6:15-7:45 pm


AEL/GED

Study for your high school certificate with a master teacher. Tutors on site

M-F, 4:00-8:30 pm. Online GED access available for those enrolled with

the master teacher. Call 772-9550 for information.

Ongoing, Free

M & Th, Aug 17 SLPS AEL/GED Staff 6:00-8:00 pm

RECREATION

After School Recreation

Recreation for youth, including basketball, jump rope, and kick ball.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Aug 17 K Sparks 6:00-8:00 pm

SCOUTING

Boy Scouts

A fun and exciting adventure. Scouting teaches leadership, team building

and survival skills.

Ongoing, Free

W, Sep 2 P Burke 6:00-7:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

CE Council Meeting

Ongoing, Free

4th Sa/month, Sep 26 10:30-11:30 am

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Good News Club

Mentoring and recreation program for children 2nd-5th grades.

Permission slips required; limited enrollment.

Ongoing, Free

Th, Sep 17 B. Stears 4:15-5:45 pm

Youth Leadership Team

Youth in grades 6-12 identify service-learning projects to make a positive

impact in their community. Class limited to 15 people.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Aug 17 K Sparks, P Wells 4:15-7:15 pm

YWCA Girls Circle

YWCA Girls Circle Program for 5th and 6th grade girls. Ask yourself: do

you want to be heard, make new friends and express yourself creatively?

This is the group for you. Each Girls Circle is limited to 10 - 12 girls.

Ongoing, Free

W, Sep 16 YMCA Staff 4:15-5:45 pm

YMCA Teen Leadership Program

Mentoring and recreation program for teens. Limited enrollment/

Ongoing, Free

W, Aug 19 O Bryant 6:00-7:00 pm


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Acting Basics

Experience the effective way to “act” in front of an audience, be it a

monologue or character scenes. Overcome your “fear of public speaking.”

Learn different skills of performing for stage and screen. Students practice

theatrical techniques needed for auditions and actual performance. Course

taught by New York trained actor.

8 wks, $35

T, Sep 22 N Mur 7:00-9:00 pm

Christmas Stocking Stuffers

Need ideas for stocking stuffers for adults? Learn to easily make useful

items for friends and loved ones.

1 night, $5 Supply Fee: $2

W, Nov 18 D Indelicato 7:00-8:30 pm

Decorating on a Budget

Make your home or office beautiful! Learn the elements of decorating

with style and color, by creating the WOW factor. This class is taught by

a certified interior designer.

8 wks, Free Supply Fee: $45

T, Sep 15 R Johnson 6:00-7:30 pm

Digital Photography

Learn the basics of digital photography. Explore lighting, color, texture,

composition, and the basic functions of your camera gaining a solid

grounding in technical and creative photographic processes. Portfolios of

your best work will be created. Students will need to provide their own

camera with a minimum of 6.1 megapixels.

8 wks, $30

Th, Sep 24 J McConnel 6:45-8:45 pm

Knitting & Crocheting

Learn to knit or crochet or improve your skills. Create afghans, sweaters

and more. Beginners please bring size 8, 10-inch long knitting needles

and light color worsted weight yarn; or size "H" crochet hook and light

color worsted weight yarn to first class. More experienced needle workers

bring your projects.

8 wks, $34

W, Sep 16 E Sprinz 7:00-8:50 pm

Painting

Expand your talents in this class. Learn new techniques to create fantastic

projects in oil or acrylics on canvas, wood or metal. Class limited to 18

students.

8 wks, $42/session

Session 1: W, Sep 16 P Rogers 6:15-8:45 pm

Session 2: Th, Sep 17 P Rogers 6:30-9:00 pm

Quilting

Quilting for beginners or experienced quilt makers who would like to

learn new techniques. Includes fabric and color, cutting, piecing and

appliques. Create beautiful pillows, wall-hangings, quilts and more. No

supplies needed for first class.

8 wks, $34 $2 supply fee to instructor

T, Sep 22 B Waldrop 7:00-9:00 pm

Recycled Paper Making

Turn your junk mail into decorative paper. You’ll have fun finding cre-

ative uses for this unique paper.

1 evening, $5 Call 352-1163 for supply list

W, Sep 30 D Indelicato 7:00-8:30 pm

Rubber Stamping I

Make your own greeting cards using rubber stamps. It’s lots of fun and

easy to do. Come join us for the latest craze. Ages 10 and older.

6 wks, $26

W Sep 22 D Indelicato 7:00-8:30 pm

Script Writing (Stage plays and Screenplays)

Learn the techniques needed to write scripts for theatre and movies.

Excite your prospective producer in the first ten pages. Experience how to

correctly format your work to look professional, so it will get read.

Acquire the art of dramatic writing from a working playwright/screen-

writer

8 wks, $35

W, Sep 23 N Mur 7:00-9:00 pm

Stained Glass

This class is great for advanced beginners and more experienced students.

Create a new project or continue one already started. Learn to repair your

art glass window. Students must have their own tools and supplies. Class

limited to 8 students. Beginning students check with office for supply list.

8 wks, $40

Th, Sep 24 M Anderson 6:30-8:30 pm

COMPUTERS

Computer, Basic

Basic computer and internet usage. Strictly for beginners.

6 wks, $35

M, Sep 21 CE Staff 6:30-7:30 pm

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

French, Beginning

Learn the basics of the French language.

8 wks, $35

T, Sep 15 J Lange 7:00-8:00 pm


AEL/GED

Prepare and pretest for your Graduate Equivalency Diploma (GED) Call

314-352-1163 for information and to register

8 wks, Free

T & Th, Sep 22 AEL STAFF 6:30-8:30 pm

Special Education Services

In compliance with federal, state and local laws, special education servic-

es are offered to parochial students by the St. Louis Public Schools. For

more information, call the Office of Special Education at 454-0010,

regarding the after-school special education program.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th Office of Special Ed Staff 3:00-6:30 pm

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GENERAL BASIC EDUCATION CONT

Tutoring, Communication Arts

Free English tutoring for students, grades 1-8. Please call (314) 352-1163

for scheduling.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th A Blum By Appointment

HEALTH

Quit Smoking with Auricular Therapy

Auricular therapy utilizes safe, effective micro-electronic stimulation of

nerve endings on the outer ear, releasing natural relaxants to help elimi-

nate withdrawal symptoms. Please call (314) 352-1163 for appointment.

Ongoing, $50

M-Th C Brame, L Riggs By Appointment

MARTIAL ARTS

Kung Fu, Intermediate

Intermediate martial art training for adults. Beginners are welcome.

6 wks, $25

M, Sep 21 E Hurst 5:30-6:50 pm

MONEY MATTERS

Financial Workshop for Individual Investors

This course is designed to provide participants with a greater understand-

ing of financial and investment topics.

6 wks, $20

W, Sep 16 J Fish - Edward Jones 7:00-8:30 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Hall Walking

Join us for hall walking. Avoid the extreme elements in a safe and com-

fortable environment. Please check in at the Community Education

Center’s office when you arrive.

Ongoing, Free


Hatha Yoga

Hatha Yoga is a unique combination of postures, breathing techniques,

and meditation. It provides a balanced and wholesome approach to

achieving perfect physical and mental health, happiness and tranquility.

All yoga postures are based on the formula of stretching, relaxation, deep

breathing and increasing circulation and concentration. Students will need

to purchase a mat.

6 wks, $30

Location: AAA Busch, 5910 Clifton Avenue 63109

M, Sep 21 M Sharma 6:30-7:30 pm

Slimnastics (Co-Ed)

Certified instructor with over 20 yrs. experience. First half of class: Low

impact aerobic dance moves with a taste of Zumba (salsa aerobics), hip

hop, kickboxing, and belly dance. You’ll gain muscle tone, endurance,

and core strength while getting a great cardio workout. Second half of

class: Floor Exercises: bring a mat or towel. Tone, strengthen, and stretch

your body while working abs, back, glutes, inner and outer thighs, hips,

and hamstrings. Cool down with simple Yoga stretches and breathing.

Great for all fitness levels.

8 wks, $20/session

Session 1: T, Sep 15 J Barnowski 6:30-7:30 pm

Session 2: Th, Sep 17 J Barnowski 6:30-7:30 pm

T'ai Chi Chih

Students practice a slow soft movement exercise and meditation. There

are great mental and physical benefits from practicing this form of ancient

exercise and meditation.

6 wks, $22

W, Sep 16 D Cote 5:15-6:45 pm

Zen Tai (Kick Boxing)

Full cardio/aerobic exercise for upper and lower body development. Build

muscle mass, tone body, burn off calories, build self-esteem and discipline

your mind all at the same time.

6 wks, $22

M, Sep 21

E Hurst 7:00-8:00 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Home Composting

Learn how to transform debris from kitchen and yard into rich compost.

Booklet included. Call 352-1163 to reserve your spot.

1 evening, Free


Native Planting

Learn an environmentally friendly way to landscape. Improve your health

by learning ways to reduce chemical usage on lawns & gardens. Call 352-

1163 to reserve your spot.

1 evening, Free



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CHILD CARE

Mason After School

Please call (314) 645-1201 to register and more information.

Ongoing, Call for Fee

M-F, Aug 20 E Palsenberger 3:15-5:15 pm

COMMUNITY

Community Service Club

Information about Community Service and the five steps to a successful

service project, how to get involved, access community needs, design and

implement project including the celebration component.

2 wks, Free

M, Oct 12 J Torrisi 7:00-8:00 pm

DANCE

Ballet, Beginning

This class will use creative activities and traditional ballet exercises, both

barre and centre, to introduce students to the movement, music, terminol-

ogy, and discipline of classical ballet.

8 wks, $20

M Sep 21 N Robinson 5:15-6:15 pm

Belly Dancing

6 wks, $25

Th,Sep 10 A Ginsberg 6:30-7:15 pm

Creative Movement (ages 3-5)

This introduction to dance emphasizes the development of creativity and

coordination skills, through movement, music, and language, in order to

lay a foundation for future study.

8 wks, $20

M, Sep 21 N Robinson 4:30-5:10 pm

Mirage Dance Troupe

Members of troupe only

8 wks, Free

Th, Sep 10 A Ginsberg 7:15-9:00 pm

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Italian for the Traveler

To register, or for more information on this class, please contact our part-

ners at Harrison Education Center of St. Louis Community College at

951-9850. No class 11/24.

10 wks, $102

T, Sep 22 A Buzzai 7:00-9:00 pm

Spanish for the Traveler



951-9850.

8 wks, $79

T, Sep 22 A Schnietz 6:30-7:30 pm

MUSIC

Letters Carrier Band

Band practice with regular gigs each month.

Ongoing, Free

T, Sep 15 D Ullrich 6:30-8:30 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Compton Drew Bicycle Club

Compton Drew students only

Ongoing, $20

Mon-Thurs, Aug 31 Lindell/Torrisi 3:15-5:15 pm

Yoga, Beginning PEDU: 761 11050



951-9850. No class 3/17. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring towel/mat. Do

not eat 1 hour before.

8 wks, $50

W, Sep 16 J Woehrle 6:30-7:30 pm

Pilates/Yoga Combo PEDU: 761 11049



951-9850. No class 3/17. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring towel/mat. Do

not eat 1 hour before.

8 wks, $50.

M, Sep 14 J Woehrle 6:30-7:30 pm

Soccer for Youth

Mini-soccer, learn basic fundamentals.Third through eighth graders wel-

come.

4 wks, $10

Th, Sep 3 TBA 4:15-5:15 pm

Soccer for Adults

Come kick it around for fun and exercise.

4 wks, Free

Th, Oct 1 TBA 6:15-7:30 pm



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To register for all St. Louis Community College courses, please mail or

bring in your registration form to Harrison Education Center of St. Louis

Community College at 4666 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63115,

with the payment for the class.

Registration is due 1 week prior to the start date. Sorry no exceptions.


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PHYSICAL FITNESS CONT

Walking Fitness Club

Community walking for fitness program with neighborhood routes leav-

ing from Shaw school.

10 wks, Free

T & Th, Sep 15/17 TBA 6:30-7:30 pm

Running Fitness Club

Meet at Shaw school for runs through the neighborhoods for the purpose

of improving fitness levels.

10 wks, Free

M & W, Sep 14/16 TBA 6:30-7:30 pm

RECREATION

Bicycle Traffic Skills 101

Gain the confidence you need to ride safely in traffic or on the trail. The

course covers bicycle safety checks, fixing a flat, on-bike skills, and crash

avoidance techniques; and a student manual. Both sessions meet on

Saturday, October 3rd from 9:00-12:00 noon.

3 wks, $45

Session 1: T, Sep 22 St. Louis Bicycle Federation 6:00-9:00 pm

Session 2: Th, Sep 24 St. Louis Bicycle Federation 6:00-9:00 pm

Hill Volleyball, Co-Ed

Get a workout, while having a great time, in this co-ed volleyball league.

8 wks, $100/team

W, Sep16 R Creighton 6:30-9:00 pm

Outdoor Bocce

Learn the basics of bocce. Techniques, skills, rules, and league play.

4 wks, $10

Wed, Sep 30 TBA 4:15-5:15 pm

Ultimate Frisbee, Introduction to

Learn basic fundamentals, rules of game, positions, and practice game

experiences. Ages 14 and up welcome.

4 wks, $10

T, Sep 24 St. Louis Bicycle Federation 6:15-7:15 pm

Volleyball for Youth

Beginners introduction to basic volleyball skills.Third to fifth graders wel-

come.

4 wks, $10

W, Sep 9 TBA 4:15-5:15 pm

SCOUTING

Scout Night Recruitment

Register for Club and Boy Scout Program

1 wk, Free

Th, Sep 17 J Kahtri 6:00-9:00 pm

Thunderbird Council Scout Leader Meeting

Scout Leaders meet once a month.

Ongoing, Free

1st Monday of each month J Kahtri 6:00-9:00 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Chess Club

Beginners introduction to chess.Third to fifth graders welcome.

4 wks, Free

M, Sep 14 TBA 4:15-5:15 pm

St. Louis Regional Bicycle Federation

Open meeting of bicycle organization to report on vision, actions taken,

goals, etc.

1 wk, Free

T, Aug 25 P Vinyard 6:30-8:30 pm

Th, Dec 3 P Vinyard 6:30-8:30 pm

SPECIAL EVENT

Hearts for Hunger Canned Food Drive Information Meeting

Learn how you can get involved in an effort to feed the hungry in our

community

1 wk, Free

W, Oct 14 Joe Torrisi 7:00-8:00 pm

Risotto Cookoff Meeting

Informational meeting about Risotto Cookoff Championship. Learn about

risotto, the contest, how to enter, recipe exchange, and more.

Location: Milo’s Bocce Garden

1 wk, Free

M, Oct 5 J Vollmer, J Torrisi 7:00-8:00 pm

Team in Training Information Meeting

Learn about Team in Training, benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma

Society by training you to complete a long-distance run, century bicycle

ride, or triathlon. The events will be: GO! St. Louis Marathon/Half

Marathon, St. Anthony’s Triathlon in Florida, and the Rock&Roll San

Diego Marathon. Visit www.teamintraining.org for more information.

1 wk, Free

T, Oct 20 C Heffner 6:30-7:30 pm

To register forclasses, please usethe registrationslips found on

page 47 of thisbrochure

PROSPECTIVE PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR FORMCommunity Education Full Service Schools For a Lifetime of Learning Fall 2009

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Prospective Part-time InstructorsPart-time instructors are wanted for programs at Community Education Centers around the city

in foreign languages, martial arts, physical fitness & sports, music, art, business & office skills, tutoring, dance, cooking, and more!

If you are interested, we invite you to fill in this form and return it to:

Office of Community Education

Attn: Megan Owens

801 North 11th Street, St. Louis, MO 63101

Or e-mail your resume and cover sheet to: [email protected]

Name __________________________________________________________________________

Phone (day) ___________________________(night)___________________________

Address __________________________________ E-mail _________________________________

Subject(s) of expertise ______________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

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Experience ______________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________

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SIGEL CEFSS • (314) 865-5050


CHILD CARE

Out of School Time

Includes homework help, a nutrition program, an urban gardening pro-

gram (Wednesday Garden Market), craft activities and recreation. Please

call (314) 604-9016 for information during the hours of 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Aug 20 C Pruitt 6:30-8:45 am

& 4:08-5:45 pm

COMPUTERS

Open Lab

Come check your email, work on your GED, research just about anything,

type a letter, do your homework, and more. Must adhere to SLPS website

restrictions. No downloading programs or games. Supervised.

Ongoing, Free


DANCE

Middle Eastern Belly Dancing

8 wks, $18

T, Sep 22 S Marrow 6:30-7:30 pm

FAMILY

Children’s Division (CD, formerly DFS)

The CD office at Sigel CEC offers information about jobs, job training,

shelters, food pantries, utilities assistance, parenting, discipline, stress,

alcohol/drug treatment, housing/rental assistance and counseling. Please

call 773-7742 for more information. CD mans a 24-hour emergency serv-

ice hotline: 1-800-392-3738 for families experiencing crisis, or to report

child abuse.

Open Year Round

M-F 8:00 am-4:45 pm

Family Support Network

Sigel’s School Links program is designed for children and families expe-

riencing challenges in parenting, family functioning and/or school func-

tioning. Provides licensed, professional in-home and/or school-based,

weekly family/individual counseling, parent education, resource acquisi-

tion and follow-up. Serves families with children ages ranging from birth-

17 years old who live within Sigel’s area. For more information call (314)

644-5055.

Open Year Round, Free

M-F

8:00 am-4:45 pmProblem Solving for Parents

Having the same problem with your child(ren) over and over again?. This

program will give you the support you need to do your very best in rais-

ing and disciplining your child(ren). Each night will cover a new topic

agreed on by the group. Facilitated by a family specialist.

8 wks, Free

TBA L Devero 5:00-6:00 pm

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Latin, Advanced

Advanced work on vocabulary, grammar and short stories. For students

who have basic and intermediate knowledge of the Latin language.

8 wks, $35

T, Sep 22 L Salser 7:00-8:30 pm

Latin, Beginning

Learn parts of speech, basic vocabulary and practice reading short stories.

Latin helps in our own language, see how. Class will be scheduled accord-

ing to availability of interested students. Please call.

8 wks, $35

M, Sep 21 L Salser 7:00-8:30 pm


AEL/GED

Now is the time to complete your high school education. Students will

work on basic skills in reading, math, and English to prepare for the high

school equivalency test.

8 wks, Free

M & W, Sep 21 AEL Staff 6:00-8:00 pm

Tutoring & Homework Assistance

1st-6th Grades for all subjects. 30 minute sessions.

Ongoing, $5/wk

M-Th, Sep 21 E Sleet, L Salser 4:00-6:00pm (as scheduled)

Parents as Teachers is a free program, which offers practi-

cal assistance to expectant parents and parents with chil-

dren from birth to five years old. It is based on the belief

that the parent is the child's first and most influential

teacher. The Parents as Teachers program focuses on the

child's intellectual, language, motor, social and emotional

development. Yearly developmental screenings are avail-

able and referrals made to resources if needed. Studies

show that children enrolled in this early childhood program

do better in school than their nonparticipating peers.

The program is open to all St. Louis families with young

children and offers the following:

Personal visits

Parent group meetings

Developmental screenings

Community resources

Simply call 771-4626 to join today!

MUSIC

Instrumental Music Program

Learn how to play the acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and keyboard. Open

to any youth, grades 5-6th. No transportation provided. Each session lim-

ited to 5 students. Sponsored by Sustainable Neighborhoods South

Cluster.

As Scheduled

Ongoing, Free

T & Th, Sep 21 L Becton As Scheduled

Session 1 4:15-4:45 pm



Piano, Private Lessons

Start your musical career by learning basic music theory, easy rhythm pat-

terns, and more. Limited enrollment space.

Ongoing

M & W, Sep 21 L Becton As Scheduled

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Aerobics, Low Impact

Best kept secret; fun and affordable fitness. Class is adaptable for all fit-

ness levels.

8 wks, $35

M & W, Sep 21 J Pope 6:00-7:00 pm

Pilates

Taught by a certified instructor. Please bring your own mat.

8 wks, $25

W, Sep 23 J Pope 7:00-7:45 pm

Yoga for Health

Come and enjoy physical fitness and mental wellbeing. Yoga emphasizes

precise and careful body alignment, muscular balance and maximum

spinal extension. Anyone can experience the health of yoga. Release

stress, increase vitality and stamina and unite body and mind. Open to all

levels of experience.

8 wks, $18

Th, Sep 24 S Lipe 6:00-7:00 pm

RECREATION

Fencing, Classical French

Classical French Fencing with a focus on learning and games. Class

equipment is limited. Ages 10 and up preferred.

8 wks, $25 or $3/nightly equipment rental

T, Sep 22 T Whaley 7:00-8:30 pm

Sigel Basketball Team

Join this organized basketball team and compete in games throughout the

year. Mandatory Parent meeting.

Ongoing, Free Uniform Leasing Cost: $15

W Sep 23 C Stallworth 6:00-7:00 pm

Tennis Lessons

Open to ages 9-12.

8 wks, Free

T & Th, Sep 22 M Nash 4:45-5:45 pm


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Adult Learning Center

5078 Kensington Ave., 63108

367-5000

8am-1pm, M-F & 5pm-8pm, T&Th

Bevo-Long CEFSS

5028 Morganford Rd., 63116

353-1034

6pm-9pm, M&W

Carondelet-Blow CEFSS

516 Loughborough Ave., 63111

353-1599

6pm-8pm, M&W

Lyon @ Blow CEFSS

516 Loughborough Ave., 63111

353-1599

6pm-8pm, T&Th

Sigel CEFSS

2039 Russell Blvd., 63104

865-5050

6pm-8pm, M&W

Vashon CEFSS

3035 Cass Ave., 63106

533-9487

6pm-8pm, T&Th

Adult Education & Literacy (AEL)• Adult Basic Education (ABE)

• English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

• Family Literacy (FL)

• GED Preparation

• Literacy Skills Improvement

• Workplace Readiness

Visit us online at: www.slps.org/directory of services


After School Art

Express! Explore! Create! Learn to create simple projects. A completed

project goes home every week.

12 wks. Free

W, Sep 23 CE Staff 3:30-5:00 pm

DANCE

Chicago Style Steppin’ Class

Open to adults. This class lets you kick up your heels and learn a variety

of steppin’ styles. Video demonstrations are part of the instruction.

13 wks, $20 per trimester or $50 for whole year

T, Sep 15 I Israel 6:00-8:00 pm


Tutoring, Group

Get help with homework and class assignments in all subject areas. Note:

Please bring your homework to tutoring. Open to middle school students.

12 wks, Free

M-Th, Sep 21 Certified Teachers 2:30-3:30 pm

RECREATION

Basketball, Boys

Open to young men who attend Stevens Middle, grades 6-8. Learn how to

be a team player and participate in league play.

12 wks, Free

M & W, Sep 21 J Massenberg 4:00-5:30 pm

Basketball, Girls

Open to young ladies who attend Stevens Middle, grades 6-8. Learn fun-

damentals and sportsman-like conduct.

8 wks, Free

T & Th, Sep 22 B Davis 4:00-5:30 pm

Pom-Pon/Drill Team

Get ready for the show of the year. Young ladies learn the steps, moves,

and chants to make them the highlight of any parade or program.

Ongoing Uniform Cost: See Instructor

M-Th, Sep 21 TBA 2:30-4:00 pm

Flag Football

Open to young ladies and men. Coed team play. Learn fundamental skills

of football, and participate in league play. Games played on Saturdays.

10 wks, free

T & Th, Sep 15 C Garner 2:30-4:00 pm

Tennis

Learn the fundamentals and basics of the tennis game, great workout.

10 wks, Free

M & W, Oct 5 Just Us Tennis Foundation 2:30-4:00 pm

SCOUTING

Boy Scouts

Open to young men, ages 11-14. Weekly meetings and weekend events.

12 wks, Free

W, Sep 23 S Johnson 2:30-3:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

CE Council Meeting

Do you want to help make your school and neighborhood a better place?

Speak up at the monthly Council Meetings. You help make the right

choice for your school and neighborhood. All welcome.

Ongoing, Free

4th W/month CE Council 6:00 pm

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Sister Sherill’s “Sister Circle”

A young ladies rap session dedicated to issues of the day. An excellent

way to get your point across with style. Open to Sumner High School stu-

dents only.

Ongoing, Free

T, Sep 22 S Jones 11:00am-1:00 pm

21st Century

Offers a variety of club experiences and programs for middle school stu-

dents. Open to students at Stevens Middle. Weekly field experience.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Sep 21 Select Staff 2:30-5:30 pm

Young Ladies of Elegance

Young ladies are exposed to proper etiquette and young lady develop-

ment. What does it mean to be a lady?

12 wks, Free

T, Sep 22 N McDonald 2:30-4:00 pm


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Hat Making/Millinery

Fall into a fabulous hat making class for women and men of all ages.

Design and create unique, one of a kind hats that will make heads turn!

The instructor has over 20 years of design and hat making experience.

Free to high school students. Participants must purchase own supplies.

8 wks, $15

M & W, Sep 12 O Willis 3:00-5:00 pm

AUTOMOTIVE

Driver’s Education

Introduction to driving basics - including a combination of classroom

instruction and on-the-street, behind-the-wheel driving. Must be 18 or

older and have permit. Please call 652-9961 for more information. Must

register prior to start of class.


M & W, Sep 14 N Neal 5:30-7:00 pm

CAREER EXPLORATION

Building Skills for Work and Life

This course is a must if you are serious about being gainfully employed.

Learn the skills you need to get the job you want! The course will cover

basics such as responsibility, effective communication, attitude, team

work, conflict resolution, body language, resume, job search strategies

and much more. Class includes free resume and mock interviews.

8 wks, $25 for adults & Free for youth

T & Th, Jan 27 M Brooks 5:30-7:30 pm

CHILD CARE

CDCA-St. Louis Educare Program

The Educare program supports child care providers by offering free train-

ing, technical assistance, site visits and professional development opportu-

nities to home daycare providers, directors and owners of childcare facili-

ties. Free monthly training sessions are held at Vashon CEC. Please con-

tact A. Walton at 531-1412 for the fall schedule and more information.

Ongoing, Free

M, Please call for schedule A Walton 6:30-8:30 pm

PIIP Childcare

The Parent Infant Interaction Childcare Center is located at Vashon High

School and is a licensed center available to students enrolled at Vashon.

The Center operates on a regular school schedule. Qualifying students

must pay a nominal fee. Please contact Mrs. Harris at 531-9028 for addi-

tional information.

School year schedule, sliding fee scale

M-F, Aug 20 M Hayes 7:00 am-5:00 pm

COMMUNITY

Community Speakers Series

Come and participate in workshops of various topics and interest.

Workshops include: homeownership, credit education, financial literacy,

career and work skills, health & nutrition, professional development and

other topics. For additional information and scheduling, please call 652-

9961.If you have a topic or workshop you would like to present to the

community, please contact us at the number listed. We welcome your

involvement!

Ongoing, Some workshops free & others nominal fee

Call for dates and time As scheduled

DANCE

Slid’in & Danc’in

Keep in style and have fun while learning the latest and newest slides.

Come and join this lively and fun group of ladies and gents to get your

“slide” on. You might walk in, but you will slide out!

8 wks, $2/each class

M & W, Sep 24 E Ledbetter 6:00-7:30 pm


AEL/GED

It's time to move forward and complete your general education require-

ments. A qualified instructor will help you brush up on your reading, lan-

guage and math skills in preparation for the GED exam. Volunteers on

sight to help with tutoring.

Ongoing, Free

T & Th, Sep 15 G Dismuke 5:30-8:00 pm

After-school Math Tutoring

Math got you all confused? Help is available!! After-school math tutoring

and assistance is available to all students needing extra help. Please see

Ms. Ritter or Ms. Briggs for all your high school math needs.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th, Sep 14 N Briggs; E Ritter 2:30-4:30 pm

MONEY MATTERS

Money & Credit Empowerment

In today’s environment... good CREDIT talks! These classes are designed

to help you grow financially responsible. You will learn how to get out of

debt and stay out of debt, how to manage your money and how to develop

a budget that works for you. Don’t miss out! Call for more information

and to register.

7 wks, Free

Session 1: Th, Sep 17 P Gaertner 3:00-5:00 pm

Session 2: Th, Sep 17 P Gaertner 6:00-8:00 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS

Get Fit Aerobics

Pump it up with low impact aerobics to get fit, get healthy, get in shape,

and get ready to watch the results! Program taught by a trained fitness

expert. Bring your towels, water and determination.

8 wks, $35

T & Th, Sep 15 R Jones 6:30-7:30 pm


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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Friends With A Better Plan

A community action program focusing on conflict resolution, self-esteem,

team-building and discussions on hot topics and concerns facing youth

today. Includes some Saturday field-trips.

Ongoing, Free

T & Th FWABP Staff 2:30-4:30 pm

Sister Sherill’s “Sister Circle”

Join the ‘girls’ only information and rap sessions about issues affecting

young ladies today. Guest speakers and field trips planned. if you’ve got

questions, Sister Sherill’s got answers!

Ongoing, Free

M, Sep 14 S Jones 9:00-10:00 am

Venturing BSA

Venturing provides positive experiences to help young people mature and

to prepare them to become responsible and caring adults. Venturing pro-

vides the skills needed for young adults to make ethical choices, experi-

ence a fun program full of adventure and challenges, acquire leadership

skills, and to take advantage of opportunities to advance their skills and

knowledge in the areas of high adventure, sports, arts, hobbies and Sea

Scouting.

Ongoing, Free

W, Sep 16 C Floyd 2:30-4:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Chess

Chess is a game of strategy and strategic moves. Join the after-school

chess club and show us your moves or learn new strategies. Field trips

and workshops by chess experts planned! Club is open to experienced and

beginners.

Ongoing, Free

T & Th, Sep 15 W Wallace 2:20-4:30 pm

Neighborhood College - Transition to College

NEW! If you need help or assistance entering or re-entering college - this

class is for you. Sponsered by St. Louis Community College, Florissant

Valley, this 8 week program provides an opportunity for students to obtain

an introduction to the college environment by helping students develop

and effective habits to help students have a successful experience in col-

lege. The classes will conveniently be held at Vashon High CEFSS, with

full access to the Community College system. Please plan to register

early.

8 wks, $80 some partial scholarships available

W, Sep 16 V Lopez 5:30-8:00 pm


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Neighborhood College“Prepares students personally and academically to successfully transition

into credit college courses at St. Louis Community College.”

Prepare to get your college degree NOW

New Transition to College classes startingWednesday, September 16, 2009

Fees for this 8-week program are only $80, which includes all materials,college ID and more! **Limited partial financial assistance available.

Classes will be held at Vashon High CEFSS3035 Cass Ave., St. Louis, MO 63106

(314) 652-9961

For more information contact St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley at 314-513-4296or the Vashon Community Education Council at 314-652-9961.Sponsored by St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley

and the Vashon Community Education Council—part of St. Louis Public Schools at Vashon

St. Louis Community College is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution. Special accommodations are available for persons with disabilities.

ARTS & CRAFTS & HOBBIES

Arts & Crafts

Youth, ages 7-12 years old, will participate in drawing, finger painting

and various crafts.

8 wks, Free Supply Fee: $5

F, Sep 25 CE Staff 4:00-7:00 pm

CAREER EXPLORATION

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

This course is designed to teach skills in residential care, which will qual-

ify students to perform uncomplicated nursing procedures and assist

licensed practical nurses or registered nurses in direct resident care.

16 wks Call for Supply Fee

T & Th, Aug 18 Ms. Hayes 4:00-8:00 pm

Operation Springboard

Pre-employment training for youth ages 14-20 years old.

3 wks, Free

M, W, & F, Sep 9 M Chambers 3:30-6:30 pm

CHILD CARE

Out of School Time

Before and after school childcare.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Aug 20 Youth In Need 6:30-8:00 am

& 3:00-6:00 pm

COMPUTERS


Learn how to use basic software programs like the popular Microsoft

Word and Excel. Basic computer terminology, its functions, as well as

how to navigate the internet will also be taught.

8 wks, Free


Computers II

For more advanced students.

8 wks, Free


DANCE

Cooking

This class teaches preparation of wholesome foods.

8 wks, Free

T, Sep 15 St. Louis C.A.N. 3:30-5:30 pm

Cultural Dance

Students will learn different dance moves from all types of dance styles.

8 wks, Free



Tutoring

Students get assistance with homework and class assignments, as well as

improving their academic skills.

Ongoing, Free

M-Th, Sep 14 K Hill, E Stewart 4:00-6:00 pm

MARTIAL ARTS

Karate

Basic karate instructions and techniques.

8 wks, Free


MUSIC

Golden Knights Drum and Marching Corp.

Basics in drumming and marching skills

Ongoing, Free

T & TH, Sep 15 M White 6:00-7:30 pm

PHYSICAL FITNESS


If you want to have fun getting in shape and burn calories, come join us.

Video demonstrations are part of the instruction. Must bring own exercise

mat and weights.

Ongoing, Free

M-T, Sep 14 St. Louis C.A.N. 5:30-6:30 pm

Flag Football

8 wks, Free

Practices: M & F, Aug 31 Dream Center Staff 3:30-5:30 pm

Games: Sa

Yoga

8 wks, Free

Su, Sep 13 R Bennett 12:30-2:30 pm

RECREATION

Open Gym

Recreation for youth and young adults. Subject to cancellation due to day-

school activities.

Ongoing, Free

M-F, Aug 24 CE Staff 5:30-6:30 pm

SCOUTING

Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts (ages 11-17) help young men strengthen character, personal

fitness and citizenship skills through a variety of activities.

Ongoing, Free

Th, Sep 17 S Hearns 3:30-4:30 pm

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Youth Empowerment

Group discussions on topics of interest

Ongoing, Free

Th, Sep 17 K Minor 4:30-5:30 pm


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YEATMAN-LIDDELL CEFSS • (314) 261-8134

CAREER EXPLORATION

Certified Medical Technician (CMT)

This course is designed to teach the additional skills needed after CNA

certification. Must have a high school diploma or GED.


Session 1: T & Th, Sep 15 Mrs Salone 4:30-8:30 pm

Session 2: T & Th, Call for Start Date

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

This course is designed to teach skills in nursing home care, which will

qualify students to perform uncomplicated nursing procedures and assist

licensed practical nurses or registered nurses in direct resident care. No

GED or high school diploma needed.


T & Th, Sep 15 Mr. Byndom 4:30-8:30 pm

Insulin Certification

This class is designed to teach additional skills needed after CNA certifi-

cation, and to certify you in giving insulin. Must be CMT certified.

1 wk Call for Supply Fee

Call for appointment Mrs Salone 4:30-8:30 pm

Phlebotomy

Phlebotomy is a program that prepares students for entry-level positions

as phlebotomists. A phlebotomist is a member of the clinical (medical)

laboratory team, with the main function of collecting blood specimens by

venipuncture and microcollection techniques, and facilitating the collec-

tion and transport of other specimen.


M & W, Call for start date C. Byndom 4:30-8:30 pm

COMPUTERS


This class is for the beginning computer user. Learn the fundamental com-

puter skills you'll need to succeed in today's workplace.

8 wks, $25

W, Sep 16 CE Staff 2:30-3:30 pm

HEALTH

CPR

Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) serves as an artificial heartbeat

and respirator until emergency equipment arrives. Earn a CPR certifica-

tion, valid for 24 months.

Ongoing Supply Fee: $55

F, Call for appointment (8 hr class)


GED Online

Computer lab is open for students to work independently toward their

GED.

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Jan 21 SLPS AEL/GED Staff 6:00-7:30 pm

Tutoring

School-aged children and adults receive additional academic instruction in

areas of difficulty.

Ongoing Free


PHYSICAL FITNESS


If you want to have fun getting into shape, and burn calories, come join

us. Must bring own exercise mat and weights.

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Sep 21 St. Louis C.A.N. 5:30-6:30 pm

SCOUTING

Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts (ages 11-17) help young men strengthen character, personal

fitness and citizenship skills through a variety of activities.

Ongoing, Free

T & Th, Sep 22 CE Staff 2:30-3:30 pm

SPECIAL INTEREST

Grandparent’s Club

A monthly event for grandparents to come together and discuss issues of

interest to themselves and the community.

Ongoing Free

T & Th, Sep 22 CE Staff 11:00 am-12:00 pm

RECREATION

Basketball (Adult)

Come play full court, competitive basketball. Must be 18 or older. No

children allowed. Teams play to 8 points or 12 minutes, whichever comes

first. Bring exact change. No refunds. Subject to cancellation due to day

school activities. Please call to confirm start date.

Ongoing, Free


Men’s Basketball League

Organized team play with officials. Call Tony Evans for more information

at (314) 503-0283.

8 wks

T & Th, Sep 15 T Evans 6:00-8:30 pm

Open Gym (Youth)

Ongoing, Free

M & W, Jan 21 CE Staff 3:30-5:30 pm


YEATMAN-LIDDELL CEFSS • (314) 261-8134

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION REGIONS


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BEVO-LONG COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION

St. Louis Public Schools:

Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Bevo · Boulevard Heights · Dutchtown · Holly Hills · Princeton Heights

Neighborhood Stabilization OfficersBrian Kolde, 657-1364 - Ward 14

Anthony (TJ) Minden, 657-1363 - Ward 13 & 17

Dianne Rains, 657-1375 - Ward 25

Neighborhood Organization Meetings

Neighborhood Organization Reg. Meeting Dates Time Place of Meeting

Boulevard Heights Neighborhood Association 1st Wednesday (Mar-May, Sep-Nov) 7:00 pmImmaculate Heart of Mary Gym

3900 Block of Blow

Chippewa Park Neighborhood Association

(Bevo Mill)1st Thursday (except Jul and Dec) 7:30 pm 4705 Ridgewood Avenue

Dutchtown West Neighborhood Association 2nd Tuesday 7:00 pmGrbic Banquet Hall

4071 Keokuk Street

Holly Hills Improvement Association4th Monday

(Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sep, Nov)7:00 pm

Southern Commercial Bank

5515 South Grand Boulevard

Newport Heights Neighborhood Association(Bevo Mill) 1st Wednesday 7:00 pm

Southern Commercial Bank

4914 Gravois Avenue

Princeton Heights Neighborhood Association1st Thursday

(except Jan, Feb, Aug)7:00 pm

Redeemer Evangelical Church

6450 S. Kingshighway Blvd.

Long Middle Community Education

Full Service School

5028 Morgan Ford Road, 63116

(314) 481-3340, School Office

(314) 353-1034, CEFSS Office

Oak Hill Elementary School

4300 Morganford Road, 63116

(314) 481-0634

Woerner Elementary School

6131 Leona Street, 63115

(314) 481-8585



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CLAY COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:College Hill · Fairgrounds · Near North Riverfront · Old North St. Louis · Hyde Park

Neighborhood Stabilization Officers

Annette Bridges, 657-1352 - Ward 2

Sandy Colvin, 657-1357 - Ward 7

Jo Ann Rankins-Cannon, 657-1353 - Ward 3

Kathryn Woodard, 657-1355 - Ward 5

Neighborhood Organization MeetingsNeighborhood Organization Reg. Meeting Date Time Place of Meeting

Community Advisory Panel2nd Tuesday

(Bi-monthly)4:00 pm

Mallinckrodt Corporation

Mallinckrodt St. & 2nd Street

Fairground East Neighborhood Organization 2nd Tuesday 6:30 pmNeighborhood Council Office

3808 W. Florissant Avenue

Near Northside Neighborhood Council Last Monday 7:00 pmSt. Bridget of Erin (Rectory)

2401 Carr Street

Old North St. Louis Restoration Group 3rd Monday 7:00 pmONSL Restoration Office

2800 N. 14th Street

Clay Community Education Full Service School

Advisory CouncilLast Thursday 4:00 pm

Clay CEFSS

3820 N. 14th Street

Third Ward Neighborhood Council1st Monday

Quarterly6:00 pm

Neighborhood Council Office

3808 W. Florissant Avenue

Ames VPA Elementary School

2900 Hadley Street, 63107

(314) 241-7165

Clay Elementary Community Education

Full Service School

3820 North 14th Street, 63107


(314) 231-9249, CEFSS Office

FORD COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION

St. Louis Public Schools

Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Wells Goodfellow · Hamilton Heights · West End · Visitation Park · Kingsway West

Neighborhood Stabilization OfficersPatricia Jackson, 613-7155 - Ward 22

Antonio Passion, 613-3134 - Ward 1

Larry Isom, 613-3162 - Ward 26


Neighborhood Organization Reg. Meeting Date Time Place of Meeting

22nd Ward Community Meeting 622-3287 Last Thursday 6:00 pmFriendly Temple M.B. Church

5515 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Hamilton Heights Neighborhood Association Last Thursday 6:00 pmFriendly Temple M.B. Church


Operation Weed & Seed (Combined with 22nd Ward

Meeting)Last Thursday 6:00 pm

Friendly Temple M.B. Church


Operation Weed & Seed Meeting (Seeding Meeting) 3rd Thursday 11:00 amWest End Mount Carmel Community

Center, 5935 Horton Place

Ford Community Education Full Service School

Advisory Council 383-70012nd Monday 6:00 pm

Ford CEFSS

1383 Clara Avenue



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Ford Elementary Community Education

Full Service School

1383 Clara Avenue, 63112


(314) 383-7001, CEFSS Office

Laclede Elementary School

5821 Kennerly Avenue, 63112

(314) 385-0546

Lexington Elementary School

5030 Lexington Avenue, 63115

(314) 385-2522

Langston Middle School

5511 Wabada Avenue, 63112

(314) 383-2908



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HAMILTON COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Academy · Central West End · DeBaliviere Place · Kingsway West · Skinker/DeBaliviere



Neighborhood Organizations Reg. Meeting Dates Time Place of Meeting

7th District Public Affairs - St. Louis Metropolitan

Police Department - Off. Green 444-00471st Tuesday 7:00 pm

St. Louis Metro Police, North Patrol

Division, 4014 Union Boulevard

Block Unit # 1035 1st Monday 6:30 pmHamilton CEFSS

5819 Westminster Place

Block Unit # 1367

Khatib Waheed 721-05572nd Tuesday 6:30 pm

Hamilton CEFSS


Boy / Cub Scouts Tuesdays, during school year 6:30 pmHamilton CEFSS


Concerned Citizens United Neighborhood

Association (CCUNA)

Dorothy Sneed 454-9203

3rd Wednesday 7:00 pmWinston Churchill Apartments

5475 Cabanne Avenue

Hamilton Community Education Full Service

School Advisory Council 367-69963rd Tuesday 6:00 pm

Hamilton CEFSS


Operation Weed & Seed St. Louis, Inc.

Resident Advisory Meeting

Kabir Muhammad 581-4575

3rd Thursday 6:00 pm

Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist

Church

5515 MLK Drive, 63112

Operation Weed & Seed St. Louis, Inc.

Seeding Committee Meeting

Edmund Hennessy 539-2273

2nd Wednesday 9:00 am

West End Mt. Carmel Community

Outreach Services

5935 Horton Place, 2nd Floor Library

Regional Arts Commission

Jill McGuire 863-58112nd Thursday 8:30 am

Regional Arts Commission

6128 Delmar Boulevard

Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council

Darcell Blaylock 862-51222nd Monday 7:00 pm

Skinker-DeBaliviere Council Office

6008 Kingsbury Avenue

Hamilton eMINTS Elementary

Community Education

Full Service School

5819 Westminster Place, 63112


(314) 367-6996, CEFSS Office

Soldan IS High School

918 North Union Boulevard. 63108

(314) 367-9222

Buck Green, 657-1368 - Ward 1

Larry Isom, 657-1376 - Ward 26

Les Mason, 657-1378 - Ward 28

Anthony (T.J.) Minden, 657-1363 - Ward 13 & 17

Antiono Passion, 657-1351 - Ward 1



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Neighborhood Organization Reg. Meeting Dates Time Place of Meeting

Carondelet Community Betterment Federation 752-6339 August 6, November 5 7:00 pm To be determined

Carondelet-Holly Hills Landlord Association 3rd Monday 7:00 pmSouthern Commercial Bank

5515 S. Grand Boulevard

Carondelet Youth Group Every Friday 6:00 pmCarondelet YMCA

600 Loughborough Avenue

Dutchtown South Community Corporation 352-48651st Monday

Quarterly7:00 pm

Thomas Dunn Learning Ctr.

4025 Minnesota Avenue

Marine Villa Improvement Association 558-4083 4th Monday 7:00 pmImagine Academy

3740 Marine Avenue.

Mount Pleasant Neighborhood Association 351-3616 Last Wednesday of Odd Months 7:00 pmCharless Home

4431 S. Broadway

Lyon @ Blow Community Education Full Service School

Advisory Council 353-15992nd Monday 6:30 pm

Lyon @ Blow CEFSS

516 Loughborough Avenue

S. Broadway Merchants’ Association www.sbroadwaymerchants.org

James Dearing 351-4099

Periodic meetings

Call for more informationN/A N/A

LYON @ BLOW COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Boulevard Heights · Dutchtown · Carondelet · Marine Villa · Mount Pleasant · Patch



Carnahan High School of the Future

4041 S. Broadway, 63118

(314) 457-0582

Froebel Elementary School

3709 Nebraska Avenue, 63118

(314) 771-3533

Lyon @ Blow K-8 Community Education

Full Service School

516 Loughborough Avenue, 63111


(314) 353-1599, CEFSS Office

Meramec Elementary School

2745 Meramec Street, 63118

(314) 353-7145

Monroe eMints Elementary School

3641 Missouri Avenue, 63118

(314) 776-7315

Woodward Elementary School

725 Bellerive Boulevard, 63111

(314) 353-1346

Maira Cuciureanu, 657-1374 - Ward 24

Caroline (Haly) Halyburton, 657-1361 - Ward 11

Dena Hibbard, 657-1359 - Ward 9

Judy Lane, 657-1365 - Ward 15


Barb Potts, 657-1370 - Ward 20

Kathy Savage, 657-1362 - Ward 12

MULLANPHY ILC COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Shaw · Tiffany · McRee Town · Forest Park SE · Midtown

Tower Grove East · Compton Heights · Gate District


Neighborhood Organization Meetings Neighborhood Organizations Reg. Meeting Dates Time Place of Meeting

Adams Grove Neighborhood Association

www.stlouis.missouri.org/lrcnpa 2nd Thursday 7:00 pm

New Hope Church of the Nazarene

1211 S. Newstead Avenue

Botanical Heights Neighborhood Association 4th Monday 6:30 pm Mullanphy ILC CEFSS, 4221 Shaw Avenue

Forest Park SE Community Council

www.forestparksoutheast.org4th Tuesday 6:30 pm

Lighthouse Community Outreach Center

1211 Tower Grove Avenue

Forest Park SE Youth Alliance

www.stlouis.missouri.org/fpseyouthalliance

1st Friday

3rd Saturday

7:00 pm

9:00 pm

Gibson Heights Presbyterian Church

1075 S. Taylor Avenue

Garden District Board 3rd Saturday 8:00 am Monsanto Center, MBG, 4500 Shaw Avenue

Mullanphy Community Education Full

Service School Advisory Council3rd Saturday 10:30 am

Mullanphy ILC CEFSS

4221 Shaw Avenue

Shaw Neighborhood Improvement Association 1st Monday 7:00 pmSt. Margaret of Scotland

3854 Flad Avenue

Tiffany Neighborhood Association 3rd Tuesday 7:00 pm Tiffany Neighborhood Community Center



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Adams Elementary School

1311 Tower Grove Avenue, 63110

(314) 535-3910

Fanning Middle School

3417 Grace Avenue, 63116

(314) 772-1038

Mann eMINTS Elementary School

4047 Junita Street, 63116

(314) 772-4545

Mullanphy ILC Elementary

Community Education Full Service School

4221 Shaw Avenue, 63110


(314) 772-9550, CEFSS Office

Sherman Elementary School

3942 Flad Avenue, 63110

(314) 776-2626

Jimmie Miller, 657-1356 - Ward 6


Michelle Boston-David, 657-1358 - Ward 8

Vernita Mullins, 657-1369 - Ward 19


Dena Hibbard, 657-1359, Ward 9




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Kingshighway Hills Neighborhood 1st Thursday 7:00 pmKennard CJA

5031 Potomac Street

Lindenwood Neighborhood Association 1st Monday 7:30 pmUnion United Methodist Church

3543 Watson Road

Nottingham Community Education Full

Service School Advisory Council3rd Tuesday 6:00 pm

Nottingham CAJT CEFSS

4915 Donovan Avenue

St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Association 4 meetings / year 7:00 pmContact:

P.O. Box 190314, St. Louis, 63119-6314

Southhampton Neighborhood Association2nd Wednesday


Southhampton Presbyterian Church

4716 Macklind Avenue

Tilles Park Neighborhood AssociationLast Tuesday


St. Louis Police Officers’ Association

3710 Hampton Avenue

NOTTINGHAM COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Princeton Heights · Southwest Garden · Southwest Hampton

North Hampton (Kingshighway Hills · Tilles Park) · St. Louis Hills · Lindenwood



Buder Elementary School

5319 Lansdowne Avenue, 63109

(314) 532-4343

Busch AAA Middle School

5910 Clifton Avenue, 63109

(314) 352-1043

Central VPA High School @ Southwest Complex

3125 S. Kingshighway Boulevard, 63139

(314) 771-2772

Kennard CJA Elementary School

5031 Potomac St., 63139

(314) 353-8875

Mallinckrodt ABI Elementary School

6020 Pernod Avenue, 63139

(314) 352-9212

Nottingham CAJT High


4915 Donovan Avenue, 63109


(314) 352-1163, CEFSS Office

Chris Howard, 657-1366 - Ward 6




Anthony (T.J.) Minden, 657-1363 - Ward 13

Dena Hibbard, 657-1359, Ward 9




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SHAW VPA COMMUNITY EDUCATIONFULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Ellendale · Clifton Heights · The Hill · Southwest Garden · Kings Oak · Cheltenham

Clayton Tamm · Franz Park · Hi-Pointe


Neighborhood Organization MeetingsNeighborhood Organizations Reg. Meeting Dates Time Place of Meeting

Clifton Heights Neighborhood Association

772-39274th Monday 7:00 pm

Mason Elementary School

6031 Southwest Avenue

Clayton/Tamm [email protected] 3rd Thursday TBA TBA

Dogtown Business Association Jim Seitz TBA TBA TBA

Ellendale Neighborhood Association 644-0711 1st Tuesday 6:30 pm TBA

Franz Park Community Association

[email protected] 4th Thursday 6:30 pm

Roe School

1921 Prather Avenue

Hi Pointe Residents Association 647-8270 2nd Thursday TBA TBA

Hill 2000 Joe Barboglia 772-2000 Quarterly 7:00 pmSt. Ambrose School Cafeteria

5110 Wilson Avenue

Italian Community Band of St. Louis Every Thursday 7:00 pmSt. Louis Bocce Club

2210 Marconi Avenue

Kings Oak Neighborhood Association 4th Tuesday 7:00 pmSLU High School

4900 Oakland Avenue

Shaw Community Education Full Service School

Advisory Council3rd Tuesday 7:00 pm

Shaw VPA CEFSS

5329 Columbia Avenue

Southwest Garden Neighborhood General Meeting

Dana Gray 772-6082

4th Monday

(Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct)7:00 pm Location varies

Southwest Garden Property Owners Association

Jay McCellen 772-6082

3rd Wednesday

(Feb, May, Aug, Nov)7:00 pm

Botanical Gardens

Room varies

Compton Drew ILC Middle School

5130 Oakland Avenue, 63110

(314) 652-9282

Dewey IS Elementary School

6746 Clayton Avenue, 63139

(314) 645-4845

Gateway IT High School

5101 McRee Avenue, 63110

(314) 776-3300

Mason eMINTS Elementary School6031 Southwest Avenue, 63139

(314) 645-1201

Shaw VPA Elementary


5329 Columbia Avenue, 63139


(314) 776-4327, CEFSS Office

Wilkinson ECC Elementary School @ Roe

1921 Prather Avenue, 63139

(314) 393-6198

Diane Rains, 657-1375 - Ward 25




Mike Flood, 657-1360, Ward 10



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SIGEL COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Benton Park · Benton Park West · Compton Heights · Fox Park · Gate District · Gravois Park · Kosciusko · Lafayette Square

LaSalle Park · McKinley Heights · Peabody/Darst Webb · Soulard · Tower Grove East



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Police Department - Off. Don Re 444-0169

2nd Thursday

(except Jun, Jul, Aug)7:30 pm

5 Start Senior Center

2832 Arsenal Street

Benton Park Neighborhood Association 1st Tuesday 7:30 pmEpiphany United Church of Christ

2911 McNair Avenue

Benton Park West Neighborhood Association 3rd Thursday 7:00 pmSalvation Army Transitional Housing

2740 Arsenal Street

Buder Park Neighborhood Association2nd Tuesday

Odd months (Jan, Mar, etc.)7:00 pm

Caroline Mission

2828 Caroline Street

Compton Hills Neighborhood Association 2nd Tuesday 7:30 pm Call Jimmy Miller, NSO, 652-8948

Eads Park Last Wednesday 6:30 pm Hodgen Elem. School 1616 California Street

Fox Park Neighborhood Association 772-1810 Last Tuesday 7:00 pm Berea Presbyterian Church, 2617 Russell Blvd.

Gate District Association

Judy Ferber 772-2373

1st Wednesday

(Feb, May, Aug, Nov)7:00 pm

Immaculate Conception

(St. Henry Parish Hall)

Gravois Park Block Link Neighborhood Assoc. 2nd Tuesday, except Dec 6:30 pm International Institute, 3401 Winnebago Street

Lafayette Square Restoration Committee 2nd Tuesday 7:00 pmLafayette Park United Methodist Church

2300 Lafayette Avenue

LaSalle Park Neighborhood Association

621-62113rd Tuesday 7:30 pm

Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

1001 Park Avenue

McKinley Heights Neighborhood Association 1st Monday 7:00 pm Sigel CEFSS, 2039 Russell Boulevard

Sigel Community Education Full Service School

Advisory Council3rd Wednesday 5:30 pm Sigel CEFSS, 2039 Russell Boulevard

Soulard Restoration Group 1st Wednesday 7:00 pm Sts. Peter & Paul, 816 Allen Avenue

Sustainable Neighborhoods 3rd Tuesday 6:00 pm Sigel CEFSS, 2039 Russell Boulevard

Tower Grove East Neighborhood Association 4th Thursday 7:30 pm St. Elizabeth’s Academy, 3401 Arsenal Street

Bunche IS @ Madison Middle School

1118 South 7th Street, 63104

(314) 588-8750

Gallaudet Hearing Impaired

Elementary School

1616 South Grand Boulevard, 63104

(314) 771-2894

Hodgen Elementary School

1616 California Avenue, 63104

(314) 771-2539

L’Ouverture Middle School

3021 Hickory Street, 63104

(314) 664-3579

McKinley CLA Middle School

2156 Russell Boulevard, 63104

(314) 773-0027

Peabody eMints K-8 School

1224 South 14th Street, 63104

(314) 241-1533

Roosevelt High School

3230 Hartford Avenue, 63118

(314) 776-6040

Shenandoah Elementary School

3412 Shenandoah Avenue, 63104

(314) 772-7544

Sigel Elementary

Community Education

Full Service School

2039 Russell Boulevard, 63104


(314) 865-5050, CEFSS Office



Dena Hibbard, 657-1359 - Ward 9

Barb Potts, 657-1370 - Ward 20

Judy Lane, 657-1365, Ward 15

Jimmie Miller Jr., 657-1356 - Ward 6




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STEVENS COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Midtown · Fountain Park · Lewis Place · Vandeventer · Central West End · Covenant Blue/Grand

Ville · Greater Ville



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Beaumont High School

3836 Natural Bridge Avenue, 63107

(314) 533-2410

Cole eMINTS Elementary School

3935 Enright Avenue, 63108

(314) 533-0894

Cote Brilliante Elementary School2616 Cora Avenue, 63113

(314) 531-8680

Farragut Elementary School

4025 Sullivan Avenue, 63107

(314) 531-1198

Hickey Elementary School

3111 Cora Avenue, 63115

(314) 383-2550

Griscom Alternative School

3847 Enright Avenue, 63108

(314) 552-2219

Metro A&C High School

4015 McPherson Avenue, 63108

(314) 534-3894

Stevens Middle

Community Education

Full Service School

1033 Whittier Street, 63113


(314) 531-6160, CEFSS Office

Stix ECC Elementary School

647 Tower Grove Avenue, 63110

(314) 533-0874

Washington Montessori

Elementary School

1130 N. Euclid Avenue, 63113

(314) 361-0432





Buck Green, 657-1368, Ward 18

Ronald Jenkins, 657-1354 - Ward 4


7th District Crackdown 1st Wednesday 10:00 amSt. Louis Metro Police Dept., North Patrol


7th District Public Affairs,

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department1st Tuesday 7:00 pm

St. Louis Metro Police Dept., North Patrol


8th District Crackdown 2nd Tuesday 1:00 pmSt. Louis Metro Police Dept., North Patrol


8th District Public Affairs,

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department2nd Thursday 7:00 pm

St. Louis Metro Police Dept., North Patrol


Block Unit One 4100 Enright 261-1382 2nd Monday 6:00 pm Stevens CEFSS, 1033 Whittier Street

Cathedral Square Special Business District 2nd Wednesday 6:00 pm Cathedral Towers, 325 N. Newstead Avenue

Enright Neighbors 2nd Saturday 10:00 am Lane Tabernacle CME

Stevens Community Education Full Service School

Advisory Council3rd Wednesday 5:30 pm Stevens CEFSS, 1033 Whittier Street

The Vandeventer Citizens for a Better Community 2nd Tuesday 6:30 pm Stevens CEFSS, 1033 Whittier Street

Weed & Seed 8th District Neighborhood Meeting 3rd Wednesday 6:30 pmRanken Technical College

4431 Finney Avenue

Weed & Seed Seeding Meeting 2nd Wednesday 9:00 amShiloh M.B. Church Adult & Child Center

4373 Finney Avenue



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VASHON COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Carr Square · Covenant Blu/Grand Center · Fairgrounds · JeffVanderLou · Midtown · St. Louis Place




5th Ward Community Meeting

April Ford Griffin 622-32873rd Wednesday 7:00 pm

St. Louis Fire Department

1421 N. Jefferson Avenue at Cass Avenue

19th Ward Community Meeting

Tanario Martin 371-8585Meeting Date Varies 6:00 pm Location Varies

Vashon Community Education Full Service

School Advisory Council 652-99614th Thursday 5:30 pm

Vashon CEFSS

3035 Cass Avenue

JVL Saftey & Security Task Force Meeting

Sam Coleman/George Robnett 371-85852nd Tuesday 6:00 pm

Area II Police Station

919 N. Jefferson Avenue

Neighbors for Social Justice

Shelia Rendon 621-60024th Monday 6:00 pm

Vashon CEFSS

3035 Cass Avenue

Carr Lane VPA Middle School

1004 N. Jefferson Avenue, 63106

(314) 231-0413

Cleveland NJROTC High School

@ Pruitt

1212 N. 22nd Street, 63106

(314) 231-1443

Clyde Miller Academy High School

1000 N. Grand Avenue, 63106

(314) 371-0394

Columbia Elementary School

3120 St. Louis Avenue, 63106

(314) 533-2750

Dunbar Elementary School

1415 N. Garrison Avenue, 63106

(314) 533-2526

Gateway Math & Science

Elementary School

#4 Gateway Drive, 63106

(314) 241-8255

Gateway Michael

Special Education School

#2 Gateway Drive, 63106

(314) 241-0993

Gateway Middle School

1200 N. Jefferson Avenue, 63106

(314) 241-2295

Henry eMINTS Elementary School1220 N. 10th Street, 63106

(314) 231-7284

The Innovation Concept Academy

@ Blewett

1927 Cass Avenue, 63106

(314) 231-2459

Jefferson Elementary School

1301 Hogan Street, 63106

(314) 231-2459

Sumner High School

4268 W. Cottage Avenue, 63113

(314) 371-1048

Vashon High

Community Education

Full Service School

3035 Cass Avenue, 63113


(314) 652-9961, CEFSS Office



Kathryn Woodard, 657-1355 - Ward 5

Luke Reven, 657-1367 - Ward 17

JoAnn Rankins-Cannon, 657-1353, Ward 3



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WALBRIDGE COMMUNITY EDUCATIONFULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Mark Twain · I-70 Industrial · Walnut Park East · Walnut Park West · North Pointe · Baden




1st Ward TBA TBA TBA

2nd Ward 4th Thursday 7:00 pm 8709 Riverview Boulevard

6th District Public Affairs

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department4th Monday 7:00 pm

St.Louis Metro Police Dept., North Patrol


27th Ward 3rd Thursday 7:00 pm 6080 W. Florissant Avenue

Area F Block Units 2nd Saturday 1:00 pm 5860 W. Florissant Avenue

Baden Improvement Association 2nd Tuesday 7:00 pm 8900 Riverview Boulevard

Northside Neighborhood Action Association 1st Saturday 10:30 amNorth Park United Methodist Church

1525 Orchid Avenue

Walbridge Community Education Full Service

School Advisory Council3rd Monday 6:00 pm

Walbridge CEFSS

5019 Alcott Avenue

Herzog Elementary School

5831 Pamplin Place, 63147

(314) 385-2212

Nance Elementary School

8959 Riverview Boulevard, 63147

(314) 867-0634

Trans & Law Academy @ Northwest

5140 Riverview Boulevard, 63120

(314) 385-4774

Walbridge Elementary

Community Education

Full Service School

5000 Davison Street, 63120


(314) 261-8282, CEFSS Office


Christy Boyd, 657-1377 - Ward 27


DeAnna Murphy, 657-1371 - Ward 21

Patricia Jackson, 657-1372, Ward 22



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College Hill Community 2000

www.stlouis.missouri.org/collegehill

4th Wednesday, Quarterly

(Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct)6:30 pm 3808 W. Florissant Avenue

Fairground Community Development Organization 4th Thursday 6:30 pm 3808 W. Florissant Avenue

Fairground East Neighborhood Organization 2nd Tuesday 6:30 pm 3808 W. Florissant Avenue

North Newstead Association 3rd Monday 5:30 pm 4601 Pope Avenue

O’Fallon Community Development Organization

533-20303rd Tuesday 7:00 pm 3808 W Florissant Avenue

Penrose Neighborhood Housing Corporation 3rd Tuesday 6:30 pmSt. Englebert Catholic School

4720 Carter Avenue

Yeatman-Liddell Community Education Full

Service School Advisory Council2nd Tuesday 6:00 pm

Yeatman-Liddell CEFSS

4265 Athlone Avenue

Third Ward Neighborhood Council1st Monday

Quarterly6:00 pm 3808 W. Florissant Avenue

YEATMAN-LIDDELL COMMUNITY EDUCATION FULL SERVICE SCHOOL REGION


Serving all or part of the following city neighborhoods:Penrose · O’Fallon · Fairgrounds · College Hill · North Riverfront · Riverview

Near North Riverfront



Ashland Elementary

3921 N. Newstead Avenue, 63115

(314) 385-4767

Bryan Hill Elementary School

2128 Gano Avenue, 63107

(314)534-0370

Yeatman-Liddell Middle

Community Education

Full Service School

4265 Athlone Avenue, 63115


(314) 261-8134, CEFSS Office


JoAnn Rankins-Cannon, 657-1353 - Ward 5


DeAnna Murphy, 657-1371 - Ward 21

Kathryn Woodard, 657-1355, Ward 5

Sandy Colvin, 657-1357, Ward 7

GENERAL INFORMATION


OFFICE HOURS:

Monday-Thursday 1:30-9:00 pm. Generally, offices are

not open for registration on Fridays.

TO REGISTER BY MAIL:

Fill out a registration form (page 47) and mail to the

CEC offering the class(es), along with a check or money

order in the amount of the class fees, made payable to the

individual CEC. Be sure to do this in advance, as class-es may fill quickly.NOTE: Students who register by mail should assume they are in the

class(es) for which they registered unless they are notified otherwise.

Generally, registration confirmation is not mailed out to students, but may

be given to them on the first day of the class.

TO REGISTER IN PERSON:

You may register in person during regular office hours

(see above).

LENGTH OF TERM:

Please refer to each individual class description.

FEES:

Class fees are listed in the course description. Please pay

supply fees to the instructor on the first night of class.

REFUNDS:

If a class is cancelled by a Community Education Center,

you will be notified and will receive a full refund. For

student cancellations, please contact your individual

CEC for information regarding its refund policy.

INCLEMENT WEATHER:

Community Education programs are closed when the St.

Louis Public Schools are closed due to bad weather.

Announcements will be made on radio stations KMJM,

KTRS, WIL, and KY98 and tv stations KMOV, KSDK

and KTVI.

PLEASE NOTE:

All dates under classes/activities are start dates.

DISCRIMINATION:

The Board of Education of the City of St. Louis does not

discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin,

sex, age, religion or disability in the admission or access

to treatment or employment in its programs and activi-

ties. Inquiries regarding compliance with Title VI, AGE,

Section 504 or ADA should be directed to the Executive

Director of Human Resources, at 801 North 11th Street,

St. Louis, MO 63101, (314) 345-2295 or (314) 345-

2379. Requests for special needs should be made to the

Community Collaborative Specialist at the individual

Centers.

FUNDING:

The funding of services at the Community EducationCenters is financed by the St. Louis Public Schools andby a grant from the Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment and the Community DevelopmentAdministration, under the provisions of Title 1 of theHousing and Community Development Act of 1980 (PL96-399).

Francis G. Slay, MayorCity of St. Louis

Jill Claybour, Acting Executive DirectorCommunity Development Administration

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HOW TO READ CLASS LISTINGSHOW TO READ CLASS LISTINGS

• All classes are listed by category (in alphabetical order), under the site where offered.

• Each class listing contains the following information:Class title

Description of the class

Location: of class, only if different from the CEC (please REGISTER at the CEC)

Length of class (in weeks), Cost of class Supply fee, if any

Day of the week the class takes place, Beginning date Instructor’s name Time of class

MAIL-IN REGISTRATION


MAIL-IN REGISTRATION FA 2009Mail to: Center of your choice (addresses can be found on page 10)

Mail today to secure your space! Date: _________________

First Name: ________________________________ Middle Initial: _________ Last Name: ____________________________________

Date of Birth: ___________________ Student ID: __________________________ Grade: ________ Sex: (M or F) _____

Ethnic Group:

Circle One: African-American/Black, American Indian/Alaska Native, Hispanic/Latino, Asian & Pacific Islander, White

Address: _____________________________________________________ City: _______________________ Zip Code: ____________

Home Phone: _____________________ Work Phone: __________________ Emergency/ Cell Phone: _______________________

(If student is a Youth) Responsible Party's Relationship:

Circle One: Both Parents, Mother or Stepmother, Father or Stepfather, Grandparent, Legal Guardian, Friend or Spouse,

Independent or Group Home, Aunt or Uncle, Brother or Sister, Emergency Contact, Foster Parent, Neighbor, Other

Responsible Party's First Name: __________________________ Responsible Party's Last Name: ______________________________

Responsible Party's Address: _______________________________________ City: _____________________ Zip Code: ____________

Responsible Party's Home Phone: __________________ Work Phone: _______________ Emergency/ Cell Phone: ________________

Please make check payable to the CENTER you will be attending. (Additional persons can be registered on additional sheets.)

I give permission for me (or my son/daughter) to be photographed for possible use in future publications of the

St. Louis Public Schools.

Signature ______________________________________________

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Class Name Fee

MAIL-IN REGISTRATION FA 2009Mail to: Center of your choice (addresses can be found on page 10)

Mail today to secure your space! Date: _________________

First Name: ________________________________ Middle Initial: _________ Last Name: ____________________________________

Date of Birth: ___________________ Student ID: __________________________ Grade: ________ Sex: (M or F) _____

Ethnic Group:

Circle One: African-American/Black, American Indian/Alaska Native, Hispanic/Latino, Asian & Pacific Islander, White

Address: _____________________________________________________ City: _______________________ Zip Code: ____________

Home Phone: _____________________ Work Phone: __________________ Emergency/ Cell Phone: _______________________

(If student is a Youth) Responsible Party's Relationship:

Circle One: Both Parents, Mother or Stepmother, Father or Stepfather, Grandparent, Legal Guardian, Friend or Spouse,

Independent or Group Home, Aunt or Uncle, Brother or Sister, Emergency Contact, Foster Parent, Neighbor, Other

Responsible Party's First Name: __________________________ Responsible Party's Last Name: ______________________________

Responsible Party's Address: _______________________________________ City: _____________________ Zip Code: ____________

Responsible Party's Home Phone: __________________ Work Phone: _______________ Emergency/ Cell Phone: ________________

Please make check payable to the CENTER you will be attending. (Additional persons can be registered on additional sheets.)

I give permission for me (or my son/daughter) to be photographed for possible use in future publications of the

St. Louis Public Schools.

Signature ______________________________________________

Class Name Fee

Community Schools

801 North 11th Street

St. Louis, MO 63101

SLPS Community Education: Over 41 years linking the circles of involvement

Note: This brochure is valid through the end of December 2009

What is Community Education?Community education is a philosophy of life-long learning that engages schools, families and the

broader community in a process designed to establish and meet educational and community goals.

St. Louis Community Education

The MISSION of the St. Louis Community Education Program is to create and support a nurturing

educational environment through which children, families and other neighborhood residents can expe-

rience success.

The primary GOAL of the St. Louis Community Education Program is to assist schools, families and

communities in enhancing the academic achievement and performance of its students. This goal is

further reached through the participation of stakeholders in activities designed to foster the stabiliza-

tion of neighborhoods through the implementation of tenets that:

• integrate classroom and community learning;

• focus on experiential learning activities in a variety of settings throughout the day and

evening that relate to the environment in which students and residents live;

• use neighborhood adults as role models and learning resources;

• encourage and provide life-long learning opportunities for neighborhood residents of all ages

and abilities;

• bring together resources of the school system, the City of St. Louis, the Community

Education Centers, and other service providers to create a safe and structured learning

environment, based on priorities established in the neighborhoods, and;

• support the Regional Community Education Advisory Council in establishing Center and

Regional goals and priorities.

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