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Summer 2017

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Project Challenge ClassesSpecialized Programming for People With Disabilities

ContentsArts & Crafts ..............................................1Cooking .....................................................2Just For Fun ................................................4Recreation & Fitness ................................6Special Events ...........................................8Special Interest .........................................9Trips ..........................................................10Guidelines ..............................................12Registration .............................................13

CommunityEducation Staffphone 320-257-3810

SCOTT WALLNER, Assistant Director of Community Education320-529-6500 • scott.wallner @isd742.org

CHERYL FRUTH, Front Office320-257-3827 • [email protected]

JOANIE HAUS, Front Office320-257-3818 • [email protected]

SONIA DICKRELL, Coordinator320-257-3821 • [email protected]

MARY HEINEN, Coordinator320-257-3824 • [email protected]

ERIC JOHNSON, Coordinator320-257-3815 • [email protected]

JULIE JOHNSON, Coordinator320-257-3822 • [email protected]

JENNIFER NOBLE, Coordinator320-257-3820 • [email protected]

DIANE DIEGO OHMANN, Coordinator320-257-3823 • [email protected]

BLAIR LYERLY-SAMUELSON, Coordinator320-257-3819 • [email protected]

DAVID TWEDT, Coordinator320-257-3816 • [email protected]

For Project Challenge inquiries, contact the Program Coordinator:

JULIE JOHNSON, Coordinator320-257-3822 • [email protected]

Hello!Welcome to summer programming from Community Education! One of St. Cloud Area School District 742’s core values states, “Lifelong learning is essential for individuals to shape and thrive in our global society.” It is the power of fulfilling community needs through collective participation and use that creates experiences upon which our community and school district thrive. At Community Education, we believe in lifelong learning opportunities that enhance quality of life for our evolving and diverse community.

We invite all children, adults, and families to take advantage of the educational opportunities Community Education has to offer. You’ll find a variety of classes, activities, and programs designed to keep you and your family engaged in learning, in building your social networks, wellness and self-care. Through cultivation and lifelong learning we will create the conditions necessary for growing together.

David Twedt, Adult Enrichment Program CooordinatorMary Heinen, Youth Enrichment Program CoordinatorJulie Johnson, Project Challenge Program CoordinatorDiane Diego Ohmann, Youth Enrichment Program Coordinator

Welcome!Summer is the perfect time to discover Community Education. Our Project Challenge offering provides all students the opportunity to explore programming that meets a variety of needs. It’s an ideal way to engage, develop and grow — together with our community. I welcome you to choose classes and activities that are the right fit for you.

Willie JettSuperintendent of St. Cloud Area Public Schools

1320-257-3810 | stcloudcommunityed.com

Arts & Crafts

NEW! Keyholder Plaque for DadCheryl SalzerSearching for lost keys can take time. During class, participants paint a small wooden plaque with hooks to conveniently hang keys. Personalize with decorations of choice. Perfect for a home or give as a Father’s Day gift! Tuition includes materials. Class limit 12.

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5201-17S1 W Jun 7 6:30-8 PMNorth Junior High-103 Art Rm 1 Session • $10

NEW! Patriotic Tie Dye T-ShirtsKaty SowadaParticipants can arrive at their July 4th celebration wearing this fun, patriotic shirt they create in class! Please state participant t-shirt size when registering. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 14.


5206-17S1 Tu Jun 13 6-8:30 PMSouth Junior High-155 Art 1 Session • $15

NEW! Beaded BraceletsCheryl SalzerA little bling on an arm can dress up any outfit! Join friends in making a glass beaded bracelet. Participants will learn basic beading techniques that can be used again and again. Style, color, and design will be discussed. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 16.


5204-17S1 W Jul 26 6-7:30 PMNorth Junior High-103 Art Rm 1 Session • $12

NEW! Canvas String Art GraffitiKaty SowadaUsing string, masking tape, canvas and washable paint daubers, participants will make a colorful abstract painting for their room or to give away as a gift. During class, participants can personalize the painting by writing their name with a sharpie. Tuition includes all materials. Class limit 14.


5205-17S1 M Jul 10 6-8 PMNorth Junior High-103 Art Rm 1 Session • $12

NEW! Spring Flower PotsCheryl Salzer & Katy SowadaMay brings spring flowers and Mother’s Day. Whether participants are looking for a special gift for mom or a new decoration for their home, these cute pots of handcrafted flowers are just the right touch. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 16.


5200-17S1 M May 1 6:30-8 PMNorth Junior High-103 Art Rm1 Session • $10

NEW! Uniquely Designed Summer HatsCheryl SalzerParticipants can shield their eyes from summer sun in style by creating their own unique hat. Paint, bling, or even fish hooks will be provided. Participants add the embellishments of their choice. Participants may bring along any other embellishments to add. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 16.


5203-17S1 M May 15 6:30-8 PMNorth Junior High-103 Art Rm 1 Session • $10

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2 Project Challenge Classes | Summer 2017

NEW! DIY Rainbow CakesKaty SowadaCalling all rainbow lovers! The secret to making these beautiful yet tasty treats is many different food colorings. Not only will the cupcakes be a rainbow of colors to look at, they will be delicious to eat! Tuition includes materials. Class limit 16.


5304-17S1 W May 24 6-7:30 PMApollo High School-813 Home EC/FCS1 Session • $10

NEW! Funnel Cakes & Snow ConesPattie GundersonParticipants will not need to wait for the county fair to enjoy some traditional carnival food. Attendees make delicious funnel cakes and enjoy a cool summer treat of snow cones. Tuition includes food. Class limit 16.


5302-17S1 Th Jun 1 6-8 PMApollo High School-813 Home EC/FCS1 Session • $10

NEW! S’Mores CupcakesKaty SowadaParticipants will make a cupcake version of a s’more with graham cracker crumbs mixed into the batter. Topping the cupcake is a creamy milk chocolate ganache and a super easy marshmallow frosting made with marshmallow fluff. Scrumptious! Tuition includes materials. Class limit 16.


5301-17S1 Th May 18 6:30-8 PMApollo High School-813 Home EC/FCS1 Session • $10

NEW! Super Suppers — Ranch ChickenLois VoukAfter one bite of this delicious chicken, participants will find a new favorite way to eat it. It is crispy and brown on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. Participants will also enjoy cookie dough cupcakes for dessert. Tuition includes food costs. Class limit 16.


5303-17S1 Tu Apr 25 6-8 PMApollo High School-813 Home EC/FCS1 Session • $15

Super Suppers —Summer CookoutHeidi LarsonParticipants will enjoy an evening in the park preparing an appetizing outdoor barbecued meal. A variety of lawn games will also be played. In case of inclement weather, dinner will be prepared in the shelter with fun indoor games. Tuition includes food and games. Class limit: 30.


5300-17S1 Th Jun 15 5:30-7:30 PMWaite Park Community Shelter1 Session • $15

Assistant Fee • $8course#5300-17S1A If you plan on eating with your client, please pay for the meal.

Cooking

Project Challenge is a blessing in so many ways.

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Cars, Music & FriendsLinda Hoon & Pattie GundersonThe city of Waite Park is celebrating Family Fun Fest and our participants will be a part of it! Begin the evening viewing all of the vintage cars displayed on the grounds. Later, listen to the musical entertainment of Nathan’s Band and later, The Holy Rocka Rollaz band in the community shelter. Participants will get a chance to dance too! Bring money for food vendors or participants can eat before they arrive. Tuition includes staff supervision. Class limit 14.


5108 -17S1 F Jun 9 5-8:30 PMWaite Park Community Shelter1 Session • $8

Dinner & Campfire at Molitor’s Quarry GrillPattie GundersonParticipants enjoy a relaxing evening with dinner outdoors at Molitor’s Quarry Grill. Afterwards, they gather around the fire pit to sing campfire songs, tell stories, and roast marshmallows. Tuition includes beverage and snack. Bring money for dinner and tip. Class limit 15.


5107-17S1 Th Aug 10 5:30-9 PMMolitor’s Quarry Grill1 Session • $12

Games GalorePattie GundersonNot only will game players enjoy a night socializing with friends playing favorite board games, they also learn life skills. Participants practice their math skills, turn taking; learn to think ahead, practice good sportsmanship and teamwork. Although we have a large selection of games to choose from, participants are welcome to bring games from home. Tuition includes refreshments. Class limit 20. Enter door 1.


5100-17S1 Th May 25 6-8:30 PMDiscovery Community School-Cafe1 Session • $8

Just for Fun

If you have a family member with a disability, I highly recommend you check out Project Challenge and the different activity choices they have for people with disabilities.

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NEW! Karaoke & Cinco De Mayo CelebrationPattie GundersonParticipants will blend two popular classes into one: Cinco De Mayo and Karaoke! They will celebrate Mexico’s national holiday with nachos and a non-alcoholic fruit daiquiri as well as sing along to CDs brought from home or one from our Project Challenge collection. Bring comfortable shoes. Tuition includes food and music. Class limit 30.


5104-17S1 F May 5 6-9 PMDiscovery Community School-Cafe1 Session • $12

Pizza, Pop, & a MoviePattie GundersonLooking to kick back and relax on a Friday evening after a long week of work? This class provides an evening full of food, fun and friends. Participants begin the night socializing while baking ready-made pizzas. Then, enjoy pizza while watching a PG or PG-13 movie. Tuition includes food costs. Class limit 25.


5102 -17S1 F Apr 28 6-9 PMApollo High School-813 Home EC/FCS1 Session • $12

Shopping, Garage StylePattie GundersonParticipants will spend a day with friends shopping garage sales in the St. Cloud area. The group will stop for a picnic lunch at a park before continuing for the day. Participants will be dropped off after the class at North Jr. High. This class may not be suitable for people using a wheelchair as time is limited and there are many stops. Tuition includes a beverage and transportation. Bring to class: packed lunch. Class limit 12.


5105-17S1 Sa May 20 9 AM-2 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $15

Summertime BingoMary ImholteParticipants will join their friends for an exciting evening of socializing, laughter, and bingo. There will be many opportunities to win great prizes. Tuition includes prizes and refreshments. Class limit 35. Enter door 3.


5109-17S1 Th Jul 13 6:30-8:30 PMNorth Junior High-Cafe1 Session • $10

Just for Fun

Events are so much fun and you make new friends.

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Bowling BingoJohn JohnsonParticipants will enjoy an evening of fun in a class combining bowling with bingo! At the beginning of each game, participants receive a bingo card marked with bowling terms (ex. strike, spare, gutter, etc.). As they bowl, items are crossed off the bingo card. A winning Bingo card receives a prize. Tuition includes 2 games of bowling, shoes and prizes. Class limit 20.


5009-17S1 M May 29 6:30-8:30 PMSouthway Bowl1 Session • $16

NEW! Firecracker BowlingJohn JohnsonParticipants create a firecracker explosion with their bowling pins! Play this exciting new game where two strikes in a row earn participants a prize. Tuition includes 2 games of bowling shoes, and prizes. Class limit 20.


5005-17S1 Tu Jul 11 6:30-8:30 PMSouthway Bowl1 Session • $16

It’s a HitPattie GundersonGather up the gang and join us for a non-competitive game of softball. Participants should bring their glove if they have one or use the equipment provided. Celebrate the last day with refreshments and a treat. Bring water bottles to class. Class limit 30. No class on June 13.


5001-17S1 Tu May 16-Jun 27 6-8:30 PMWhitney Softball Fields6 Sessions • $45No Class Jun 13

Mini Golf & Picnic SupperPattie GundersonHave fun playing mini golf at Summerland Park! Participants will also enjoy a hotdog, chips and ice cream for supper. Tuition includes golf and meal cost. Class limit 15.


5003-17S1 Th Jun 29 5:30-7:30 PMSummerland1 Session • $16

No Tap Bowling TournamentJohn JohnsonParticipants can bowl in a no-tap tournament where nine pins down count as a strike! Join friends for this exciting new 3-week tournament. The final evening of bowling will be one half hour longer (8:30) to allow time for an awards ceremony. Tuition includes bowling and shoes. Class limit 25.


5010-17S1 W Jun 14-28 6-8 PMSouthway Bowl3 Sessions • $30

Outdoor Games ExtravaganzaPattie GundersonParticipants will enjoy a summer evening with a variety of outdoor games including beanbag toss, croquet, bocce ball, golf, ball toss and more. Included will be a little friendly competition. Activities will move indoors if case of inclement weather. Tuition includes refreshments and prizes. Class limit 20.


5004-17S1 Tu Jul 18 6-8:30 PMNorth Junior High-Lower Gym1 Session • $10

Recreation & Fitness

To know your family member is receiving top-notch supervision during all of the different activities is something you cannot even put into words.


Pizza & BowlingPattie GundersonParticipants can join us for a night of TGIF fun with friends, pizza, pop, and pins at Southway Bowl. Tuition includes pizza, pop and two games of bowling. Class limit 35.


5000-17S1 F May 19 5:30-8 PMSouthway Bowl1 Session • $22

Walking ClubKaty SowadaStay fit while visiting with friends and enjoying the warm evenings. Meet at the Whitney Recreation Center and walk the path outside. Participants walk inside in case of inclement weather. Tuition includes walking pass and supervision. Class limit 15.


5007-17S1 M Jun 5-26 6-7 PMWhitney Recreation Center4 Sessions • $16

Wheel Fit “Don’t Dis Your Abilities”Leah EganBack by popular demand. Wheel fit brings fitness to participants in their seat! Enjoy exercise and movement by overcoming challenges with others. Explore the world of seated and adapted exercises for all levels of fitness and abilities. Get inspired, get moving, get fit! That’s how we roll. Class limit 15.


5006-17S1 W May 3-31 4:30-5:30 PMDiscovery Community School-Gym5 Sessions • $28

Wii DancePattie GundersonDancing is an effective and fun way to get fit. Participants will experience dance night using Just Dance videos and the Wii system. Participants can challenge friends and family who have registered to a dance-off. Bring to class: water bottle. Tuition includes materials. Class limit 20.


5002-17S1 W May 10 6-8:30 PMDiscovery Community School-Cafe1 Session • $8

Recreation & Fitness

I find it quite rewarding to be able to participate in activities in the community through Project Challenge.

Project Challenge Instructors WantedCommunity Education classes are taught by our community. Project Challenge is currently looking for Instructors to teach Beginning Yoga, Basic Computer classes — e-mail, Facebook, internet safety — and Beginning Ballroom Dancing. Prior experience with individuals with special needs is preferred. Please contact Program Coordinator, Julie Johnson at 320-257-3822 or e-mail at [email protected].


18th Annual Music in the GardensLinda HoonParticipants will enjoy a relaxing Sunday afternoon with friends, listening to the music of Christina Seaborn at Munsinger Gardens located on the banks of the beautiful Mississippi River. Also enjoy the ceremonial release of butterflies, which takes place a half hour before the concert begins. Bring a chair or blanket to sit on. A root beer float will be included in the fun. Meet at the gazebo in the lower park of Munsinger Gardens. Participants should be picked up at the gazebo following the concert. Note: getting to the gazebo may be difficult for people with mobility issues. Tuition includes a root beer float. Class limit 15.


5403-17S1 Su Jul 23 2-4 PMMunsinger Gardens1 Session • $7

Demolition DerbyKaty SowadaJoin friends at the Benton County Demolition Derby where drivers ram their vehicles into each other hoping to be the last car running. The evening is filled with loud noises and excitement. The stands fill up quickly, so please arrive on time! Bring money for snacks. Tuition includes admission. Class limit 15.


5402-17S1 W Aug 2 6:30-9:45 PMBenton County Fair Grounds1 Session • $20

Assistant Fee • $14course#5402-17S1A

NEW! Disney Fun DancePattie GundersonEnjoy a fun evening with friends at this Disney themed dance. Participants should dress as your favorite Disney character or dress as they are. Walk-ins are welcome but pre-registration is highly recommended. Staff with full name, address and phone number information to register at the door should accompany walk-ins. Tuition includes DJ and a snack.


5405-17S1 F Jun 16 7:15-9 PMSouth Junior High-Upper Gym & Cafe1 Session • $7

Special Events

Project Challenge is a blessing in so many ways.

Experience Adult EnrichmentThe St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education Adult Enrichment program promotes healthy social interaction and helps participants maximize their social, emotional, physical and academic potential through outstanding instructors, facilities and programming, and St. Cloud’s diverse and evolving community through inclusive, affordable classes.

To register visit www.stcloudcommunityed.com or call 320-257-3810.

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Dinner & a MovieHeidi LarsonParticipants can bring a date or come “solo” for a light supper at the throw back to the 50’s restaurant, Park Diner in Waite Park. Night includes a movie (group’s choice) at Parkwood18 just across the parking lot. Occasionally the movie will go past the 9 pm pick up time. Guardians will be notified of the later pick up time by phone, from contact information provided. Participants should be picked up at the theater following the movie. Tuition includes movie admission. Bring money for the meal. Class limit: 16. If an assistant attends, they must purchase a separate ticket.


5406-17S1 F May 26 5-9 PM5406-17S2 F Jun 23 5-9 PM5406-17S3 F Jul 21 5-9 PMPark Diner1 Session • $17

St. Cloud Municipal Band — Let’s DanceLinda HoonThe St. Cloud Municipal Band presents its spring concert program at the Paramount Theater entitled “Let’s Dance” featuring toe-tapping tunes of many styles including old English and Irish folk music, Argentine tango’s, American marches and jazz and pop styles from across the ages. Tuition includes admission. Class limit 12.


5407-17S1 M May 8 7-9 PMParamount Theatre1 Session • $10

Summer DancePattie GundersonWhat better way to spend a summer evening than with a dance in the park! Join your friends for an evening of great music and dancing to a DJ at Waite Park Community Shelter. Pre-registration is encouraged so participants can spend more time dancing and less time waiting in line. Co-sponsored by Arc Midstate and the Bette Pollreis Fund. Tuition includes pizza, refreshments, and entertainment. Class limit 100.


5404-17S1 F Jul 14 7:15-9 PMWaite Park Community Shelter1 Session • $7

Rox BaseballPattie GundersonParticipants enjoy a night of fun and excitement cheering on the St. Cloud Rox Northwoods League Baseball Team as they play Duluth Huskies at the Joe Faber Field located behind the St. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex (MAC). Participants should bring money if they want to purchase items from the concession stands. Tuition includes admission. Class limit 20.


5401-17S1 Tu Jul 20 6:45-9:45 PMSt. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex-Joe Faber Field1 Session • $16


Special Events

I love to see all of my best friends, and I make new friends too.

ASSISTANTS, PLEASE NOTE:Plays: Arrive a minimum of 15 minutes before the start of the play in order for all to be seated before the play starts. We want to be courteous of other patrons. Tickets for events are purchased up to a month in advance. Keep this in mind and avoid registering last minute as there may not be a ticket available for you.

Trips: Register at the same time as participants to ensure the correct number of tickets are purchased and a bus is ordered that is big enough for all to have seating. Please arrive at least 15 minutes ahead of time to allow for boarding and a punctual departure time.

PARTICIPANTS: Participants of Project Challenge need to pay the class fee only.


38th Annual Clearwater RodeoLinda HoonWe’re back at the rodeo again! See events such as calf roping, bull riding, saddle bronco riding, steer wrestling, steer roping and barrel racing. Participants may even see a clown or two. Tuition includes entrance fees. Bring money for concession stands. Class limit 20.


5504-17S1 Sa Aug 19 4-9 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $20


A Day at ValleyfairKaty SowadaParticipants will take part in the amusement park rides, enjoy the various live entertainment, visit the Dinosaur Park, eat the delicious park food or shop at the gift shop. Participants should be prepared for quite a bit of walking and will be expected to stay with their group. Bring a bag lunch to eat outside the gates at noon and money for the evening meal. Tuition includes admission and transportation. Class limit 35.


5505-17S1 Su Aug 13 9:30 AM-8 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $48


NEW! A Day on The Historical Kelly FarmCheryl SalzerFarming looks very different now than it did in the 1860s. On this trip participants will have the opportunity to tour the Oliver Kelly historic house, barn, gardens, and fields and perhaps help with various chores. They will see and do activities just as they were done in the 1800s. Participants bring a bag lunch and eat in the visitors’ center or outside on a picnic table. Tuition includes admission and transportation. Bring money to shop in the visitors’ center. Class limit 20.


5506-17S1 Sa Aug 5 9:30 AM-4:30 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $25


A Trip to the CasinoCheryl SalzerEnjoy a fun outing with friends and hopefully be lucky at Casino Mille Lacs. Meet at North Junior High, door 3, for transportation to Grand Casino Mille Lacs. Tuition includes transportation. Class limit 30.


5502-17S1 Sa May 13 10 AM-4 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $20


Como Park ZooLinda HoonExperience summer at the Como Zoo. Participants will visit the Conservatory, which houses a variety of beautiful flowers, and then take time exploring the animal exhibits. Bring money for lunch in the park or bring a bag lunch and eat early upon arrival. Tuition includes transportation. Class limit 40.


5503-17S1 Sa Jun 10 9 AM-4:30 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $18


Summer Fun at Confidence Learning CenterPattie GundersonParticipants will travel to Confidence Learning Center on Sylvan Lake in Brainerd for an afternoon at the beach. Activities include, but are not limited to: supervised swimming, paddle boating, water basketball, water volleyball, tubing behind a boat, canoeing, and taking a ride in a glass bottom boat. Bring to class: bag lunch. Beverage will be provided. Tuition includes program cost, beverage and transportation. Class limit 20.


5501-17S1 Sa Jul 15 10 AM-5 PMNorth Junior High-Parking Lot1 Session • $36


Trips

ASSISTANTS, PLEASE NOTE:Plays: Arrive a minimum of 15 minutes before the start of the play in order for all to be seated before the play starts. We want to be courteous of other patrons. Tickets for events are purchased up to a month in advance. Keep this in mind and avoid registering last minute as there may not be a ticket available for you.

Trips: Register at the same time as participants to ensure the correct number of tickets are purchased and a bus is ordered that is big enough for all to have seating. Please arrive at least 15 minutes ahead of time to allow for boarding and a punctual departure time.

PARTICIPANTS: Participants of Project Challenge need to pay the class fee only.

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Guidelines

WHEN TO REGISTERRegistration for winter classes is open upon receipt of the catalog. Online registration announcements will be made available at www.isd742.org.

CLASS CONFIRMATIONUnless we contact you, assume the course is held at the time and place indicated and that you are registered.

CANCELLATIONS• Complete refund is given if a class is canceled or filled.

• A $5 cancellation fee plus direct expenses (materials, transportation, ticket and/or other class costs) will be charged if participants cancel a class up to 24 hours prior to class.

• Classes canceled less than 24 hours in advance will not be refunded.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDIf participants are not 100% satisfied with a class, they can contact the Community Education Main Office at 320-257-3810 and we will gladly address your concerns.

SCHOOL CLOSINGSIf school closes during the day due to bad weather, Community Education will cancel all activities. Announcements are made on the District 742 website www.isd742.org and local radio stations.

BE AN INSTRUCTORDistrict 742 Community Education instructors are employed because they have a special skill or expertise they are willing to share with the community. District 742 Community Education does not endorse the opinions or business affiliation of instructors.

TRIPS & OUTINGSAll pick up times listed indicate the time the bus/van leaves that location. It takes some time to board the bus and secure wheelchairs so we ask that you arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the departure time.

ACCOMMODATIONSEvery effort will be made by our staff to make accommodations so all may participate; however Community Education staff are not serving as personal care attendants. If the participant requires assistance with medication, toileting, or for physical and/or behavioral interventions a caregiver must accompany them. Assistant fees are tied to some classes and the assistant must sign up at the same time as the participant.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEIf you are eligible to receive financial assistance, it will consist of 50% of each

class fee up to $20 per catalog. You must be a resident of District 742 to qualify. Verification required. If you are a member of UCare Minnesota, contact Community Education for information regarding partial fee reimbursement.

Participation GuidelinesThe following guidelines have been developed to ensure participant safety and enjoyment at all Project Challenge events and activities.

1. Participants must be 16 years of age or older.

2. Most Project Challenge activities have waiting lists. Contact the Community Education Main Office immediately if a participant is unable to attend as planned in order to allow someone on the waiting list to attend.

3. Pre-registration is required for all activities. Exceptions can be made for dances and Saturday morning bowling but pre-registration is recommended.

4. No substitutions of one participant for another. Legally, only those participants who are registered can participate.

5. Check in with Project Challenge staff when participants are dropped off. The instructor is in the class approximately 15 minutes prior to class. Be prompt in dropping participants off and picking them up. Vans and buses leave promptly at the time listed in class description.

6. Project Challenge staff are not personal care attendants. They are not certified to administer medications, lift participants or assist with toileting needs. Consumers needing this form of care must be accompanied by a primary caregiver.

7. All Project Challenge activities are sponsored by St. Cloud Area School District 742. Drinking of alcoholic beverages is prohibited.

8. Participants requiring assistance for physical or behavioral issues must be accompanied and supervised by a caregiver.

9. If a behavioral incident occurs, a primary caregiver may be required to accompany the participant to all future classes and trips.

10. Assistants must register at the same time as participants when there is an assistant fee. This ensures the correct number of tickets are purchased and proper transportation is arranged.

5 Easy Ways to Register1. ONLINE www.stcloudcommunityed.com

2. PHONE Call 320-257-3810. Please have credit card and course information ready.

3. MAIL Complete the form and mail it with your check (payable to District 742 Community Education), money order or credit card number to:

District 742 Community Education Midtown Square Mall 3333 Division St., Suite 216 St. Cloud, MN 56301

4. FAX Fill out the registration form including credit card number and fax to 320-257-3848.

5. IN PERSON Community Education Main Office Midtown Square Mall 3333 Division St., Suite 216 St. Cloud, MN 56301

OFFICE HOURS M-F • 7:30 am – 4 pm


Registration

Check Class Box and Enter Total for Participant and Assistant

3 Class Name ClassNo.

Fee AsstNo.

AsstFee

Total

ARTS & CRAFTS Beaded Bracelets 5204-17S1 $12

Canvas String Art Graffiti 5205-17S1 $12

Keyholder Plaque for Dad 5201-17S1 $10

Patriotic Tie Dye T-Shirts 5206-17S1 $15

Spring Flower Pots 5200-17S1 $10

Uniquely Designed Summer Hats 5203-17S1 $10

COOKING

DIY Rainbow Cakes 5304-17S1 $10

Funnel Cakes & Snow Cones 5302-17S1 $10

S’Mores Cupcakes 5301-17S1 $10

Super Suppers - Ranch Chicken 5303-17S1 $15

Super Suppers- Summer Cookout 5300-17S1 $15 5300-17S1A $8

JUST FOR FUN

Cars, Music & Friends 5108 -17S1 $8

Dinner & Campfire at Molitor’s Quarry Grill 5107-17S1 $12

Games Galore 5100-17S1 $8

Karaoke & Cinco De Mayo Celebration 5104-17S1 $12

Pizza, Pop & a Movie 5102 -17S1 $12

Shopping, Garage Style 5105-17S1 $15

Summertime Bingo 5109-17S1 $10

RECREATION & FITNESS

Bowling Bingo 5009-17S1 $16

Firecracker Bowling 5005-17S1 $16

It’s a Hit 5001-17S1 $45

Mini Golf & Picnic Supper 5003-17S1 $16

No Tap Bowling Tournament 5010-17S1 $30

Outdoor Games Extravaganza 5004-17S1 $10

Pizza & Bowling 5000-17S1 $22

Walking Club 5007-17S1 $16

Wheel Fit “Don’t Dis Your Abilities” 5006-17S1 $28

Wii Dance 5002-17S1 $8

3 Class Name ClassNo.

Fee AsstNo.

AsstFee

Total

SPECIAL EVENTS 18th Annual Music in the

Gardens 5403-17S1 $7

Demolition Derby 5402-17S1 $20 5402-17S1A $14

Dinner & a Movie 5406-17S1 $17



Disney Fun Dance 5405-17S1 $7

Rox Baseball 5401-17S1 $16 5401-17S1A $12

St. Cloud Municipal Band —Let’s Dance 5407-17S1 $10

Summer Dance 5404-17S1 $7

TRIPS

38th Annual Clearwater Rodeo 5504-17S1 $20 5504-17S1A $16

A Day at Valleyfair 5505-17S1 $48 5505-17S1A $38

A Day on The Historical Kelly Farm 5506-17S1 $25 5506-17S1A $20

A Trip to the Casino 5502-17S1 $20 5502-17S1A $8

Como Park Zoo 5503-17S1 $18 5503-17S1A $8

Summer Fun at Confidence Learning Center 5501-17S1 $36 5501-17S1A $14

Assistant fees may be paid online with a credit card by clicking on class number with an “A” after.

Participant Total $____________ Asst. Total $ ______________

Participant ____________________________ Phone ____________________Address __________________________________________________________City ___________________________________ State _______Zip ___________E-mail ____________________________________________________________Staff __________________________________ Phone ____________________

Special Needsm Seizure Disorder m Behavioral m Walkerm ASL Interpreter m Wheelchair m Allergies

Other ____________________________________________________________

Legal Gaurdian _______________________Phone ____________________Emergency Contact ___________________Phone ____________________

m Visa m Master Card m Discover

Cardholder ______________________________________________________Number __________________________________________________________Signature _____________________________________ Exp Date _________

Pictures and videos are taken during classes. Sign below ONLY if you DO NOT want your picture used in future catalogs or advertising for Project Challenge.

___________________________________________________________ Date __________________

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St. Cloud Area School District 742Community EducationMidtown Square Mall3333 Division St., Suite 216St. Cloud, MN 56301

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“You give but little when you give of your possessions.It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” ~ kahlil gibran

Project Challenge needs your help! Make a difference in the lives of participants through volunteering.

To become a volunteer call 320-257-3810 or email [email protected]. Visit our website at www.isd742.org for more information, view open positions and apply.

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DISTRICT LOCATIONS When attending Project Challenge classes and activities (unless otherwise noted) enter the school building using designated entrances:

Apollo High School – Door 301000 N 44th Ave., St. Cloud

Discovery Community School – Door 1700 7th St. S, Waite Park

North Junior High School – Door 31212 29th Ave. N, St. Cloud

South Junior High School – Door 51120 15th Ave. S, St. Cloud

OUT OF DISTRICT LOCATIONSBenton County Fairgrounds1410 3rd Ave. S., Sauk Rapids

Molitor’s Quarry Bar and Grill425 35th Ave. NE, Sauk Rapids

Munsinger Gardens1515 Riverside Dr. SE, St. Cloud

Paramount Theatre913 W St. Germain St., St. Cloud

Park Diner1531 Division St., Waite Park

St. Cloud Municipal Athletic Complex— Joe Faber Field5001 Veterans Drive, St. Cloud

Southway Bowl1222 33rd St. S., St. Cloud

Summerland1050 28th Ave. NE, Sauk Rapids

Waite Park Community Shelter151 13th Ave N., Waite Park

Whitney Recreation Center — Softball Fields1529 Northway Dr., St. Cloud

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