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Community Education Youth Enrichment201 8th St NWRochester, MN 55901Northrop Education Center will be CLOSED:September 2, November 28 & 29, December 23-25, 2024; January 1, 2025Dates, times, and class locations are subject to change after time of printing. Check our registration website for the most up to date information. www.rochesterce.org/registerCONTACT US507-328-4000 rochesterce@rochesterschools.org @RochesterCE @rochestermncommunityedCATALOG CONTENTSArts & Crafts ................................ 1Brain Boosters ........................... 2Career & College Prep ............. 3Dance ........................................... 3Fun & Games .............................. 4Fun With Food .......................... 5Trips ............................................. 6Health & Safety .......................... 6Language, Music & Culture ..... 6Recreation & Sports ..................7STEAM ........................................14We are excited to celebrate Rochester Community Education’s 50-year milestone with you. Thank you for taking classes, being instructors, volunteering, and serving our community alongside us. We hope that you continue to nd Community Education as a valuable resource for you and your family. Please stay in touch and continue to share your ideas for Community Education offerings in the future.Nate Schriever Adam McCaleb Josh HalversonYouth Program Manager Youth Enrichment Coordinator Youth Enrichment Coordinator

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Crafting Designs: Hand Weaving (Gr. K-8)Step into the world of weaving basics for kids! Children will explore loom and needle weaving, mastering techniques to craft beautiful tactile projects.$32–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 2012309.102 Gr. K-2Sa Dec 7 9-10 AM2309.101 Gr. 3-8Sa Dec 7 10:30 AM-12 PMFrankenstufes (Gr. 2 & Up)Join us in making a silly Frankenstufe! Take apart and reassemble multiple stuffed animals into a never-before-seen animal of your own design! Utilize simple hand-sewing skills and common household tools including needle, thread, seam ripper, and scissors to make a monster new to this world.$38–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092556.101 Sa Oct 26 12:30-3 PMPurr-fect Pottery (Gr. 1-5)Welcome to “Purr-fect Pottery” where your imagination takes shape! In this class, kids will mold and shape clay into adorable cats that will proudly sit on their shelves. Get ready for a paw-some time of creativity and fun!$26–1 SessionLocation: Sunset Terrace–Art Rm 4102.101 ST M Dec 9 2:30-4 PMLocation: Elton Hills–Art Rm 4102.102 EH M Dec 16 2:30-4 PMSunshine and Roses: Step-by-Step Canvas Painting (Ages 3 & Up w/ Adult)Join Sunshine and Roses Traveling Art Studio to paint and create on canvas. Classes are open to all ages (adults too) and you do not need any painting experience! Ages 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Choose Class 1, 2 or both!$28–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1024142.101P DragoniesTu Sep 17 3-4 PM4142.102P Customizable PumpkinTu Sep 17 4-5 PM4142.103P GiraffeTu Dec 17 3-4 PM4142.104P Customizable Hot CocoaTu Dec 17 4-5 PMArts & CraftsAbrakadoodle: Ultimate Holiday Gift Camp (Gr. K-5) *All new gifts for 2024! Get a head start on the holidays with this fun gift-making class. This year we’ll make a colorful 3-D holiday tree, sculpt a perky penguin, and create a mosaic snowman on a painted canvas board. These projects are perfect gifts for your friends and family or to keep them for yourself! Our most popular program of the year!$45–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092701.101P Sa Dec 7 9:30 AM-12 PMBeaded Critters Creations (Gr. 3-5)Come learn and make your very own beaded critter creation to hang on your backpack or give to a friend!$24–1 SessionLocation: George Gibbs–Art Rm2307.101 M Sep 16 2:30-4 PMCrafting Connections: Macrame Friendship Bracelets (Gr. K-8)This class focuses on colors, patterns, knots, and weaving while crafting unique friendship bracelets. Ideal for creative youngsters looking to explore new hobbies.$32–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092305.101 Gr. K-2Sa Sep 21 9-10 AM2305.102 Gr. 3-8Sa Sep 21 10:30 AM-12 PMCrafting Treasures: Personal Necklaces (Gr. K-8)Learn to design and assemble personalized necklaces using patterns, beads, and components. Perfect for individuals eager to explore their creativity through jewelry making.$32–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092308.101 Gr. K-2Sa Oct 12 9-10 AM2308.102 Gr. 3-8Sa Oct 12 10:30 AM-12 PM1* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Chess (Gr. 1-5)Join our chess class and unlock the secrets of this ancient and thrilling game! With chess you’ll develop your critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, concentration, memory, and attention span, all while having a blast! Our class is designed for kids of all levels, so whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, we’ve got you covered. Get ready to learn the ins and outs of chess from opening moves to end-game strategies. With fun and interactive lessons, you’ll master the art of the checkmate in no time! So come join us and become a chess master today!$49–4 SessionsLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm 3205.101 FO W Sep 11–Oct 9 2:20-3:50 PM Skip: Sep 25Location: Washington–Art Rm 3205.102 WA Tu Sep 17–Oct 8 2:20-3:50 PMLocation: Lincoln–Makers Space 3205.103 LN Th Sep 19–Oct 10 2:20-3:50 PMLocation: Bishop–Media Center 3205.104 HB Tu Oct 22–Nov 19 2:20-3:50 PM Skip:Nov 5Location: Longfellow–Media Center 3205.105 LF W Oct 23–Nov 13 2:20-3:50 PMRochester Scholastic Chess Tournament (Gr. K-8)Any student in grades K-8 may participate. Participants will play in one of three divisions. Register early as the tournament is capped at a limited number of participants.$10–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Gym, Rm 109, Rm 1123204.101 Advanced Gr. K-8Sa Oct 5 8:30 AM-3:30 PM3204.102 Novice Gr. 3-8Sa Oct 5 8:30 AM-3:30 PM$5–1 Session3204.103 Beginner Gr. K-2 Sa Oct 5 11:30 AM-3:30 PMRochester Scholastic Chess TournamentCelebrate National Chess Day by participating in the largest youth chess tournament in Rochester. Students in grade K-8 can expect a supportive environment with instruction from experienced chess players and high school role models. Students will be paired with others of similar skill level, and they do not need previous experience participating in a chess event. This opportunity is presented in partnership by Rochester Chess and Rochester Community Education.Brain Boosters{YEL!} Grandmasters of Chess (Gr. K-5) *New and returning students invited. Learn, practice and play at chess each class. The {YEL!} Teach It! Practice It! Play It!® method keeps students on track with new chess lessons and puzzles each week, as well as guided games and in-class tournaments. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session. $96–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center 2043.101P BV W Sep 11–Oct 23 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Sep 25Location: Lincoln–Media Center 2043.102P LN W Sep 11–Oct 23 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Sep 25Location: Folwell–Media Center 2043.103P FO Th Sep 12–Oct 24 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Oct 17Location: Gage–Media Center 2043.104P GA M Sep 16–Oct 21 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Washington–Media Center 2043.105P WA F Sep 20–Nov 1 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Ben Franklin–Media Center 2043.106P BF W Oct 2–Nov 6 5:30-6:30 PM Skip: Oct 18Location: Gage–Media Center 2043.107P GA M Nov 4–Dec 9 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center 2043.108P BV W Nov 6–Dec 18 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Nov 27Location: Folwell–Media Center 2043.109P FO Th Nov 7–Dec 19 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Nov 28Location: Washington–Media Center 2043.110P WA F Nov 8–Dec 20 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Nov 29Location: George Gibbs–Media Center 2043.111P GG Tu Nov 12–Dec 17 2:15-3:15 PM2Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Career & College PrepAdvantage ACT Test Preparation (Gr. 10-12) *This course includes diagnostic testing, instruction in time management, overcoming test anxiety, science reasoning, English strategies/review, essay writing, reading comprehension, and math strategies/review. Students enrolled in this course not only benet from personal instruction provided by experienced instructors, but also have free access to the online course, which they may repeat if needed at no extra charge.$180–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 2019418.101P Sa Sep 21–Oct 12 9 AM-12 PM9418.102P Sa Nov 2–23 8:30-11:30 AM9418.103P Sa Nov 2–23 12-3 PMAdvantage ACT Test Preparation (Gr. 10-12) Self-Paced Online Course *The Online ACT Prep Course is an excellent alternative for any student unable to attend in-person classes or for students who prefer to prepare for the ACT exam at their own desired pace. Pre-recorded slides and videos from Advantage instructors guide students through strategies, techniques, drills, and intensive subject matter reviews that help increase scores on the ACT. Once enrolled, students will be sent an access code for their class via email. This code will allow them to access course material anytime. Students may also repeat this course at no extra charge. Please use your Google email account as the primary email address when registering. Participants will receive more information regarding class access in their course registration conrmation.$80Location: Online5417.001PAdvantage ACT Test Preparation Virtual Online Course (Gr. 10-12) *Advantage Educational Programs introduce the ACT format and strategies for answering questions as well as instruction for the specic subject areas to be tested. This course is designed for students who wish to improve their test-taking skills and overall score on the ACT college entrance exam. This course is intended primarily for students in 10th through 12th grade, however, students in other grades may still register. Focal points of the program include: diagnostic testing, science reasoning, intensive mathematical review, reasoning comprehension improvement, concentration improvement, overcoming test anxiety, and time management. This virtual classroom meets for 3 hours, one day each week for four weeks, and is taught live via Zoom by an Advantage instructor who provides instruction and interaction with the students. Internet connection and access to a computer or laptop is required. Class recordings are available for students who need to make up a class.$180–4 SessionsLocation: Online5419.005P Sa Aug 3–24 9 AM-12 PM5419.006P Sa Sep 21–Oct 12 9 AM-12 PM5419.007P Sa Nov 9–Dec 7Skip: Nov 309 AM-12 PMDance{YEL!} Industry Dance (Gr. K-5) *Industry Dance is an inclusion-focused dance program. Teach It!–We focus on building strong dance character and self esteem in your children. Practice It!–We will learn basic dance techniques as well as the most up-to-date dance styles like contemporary, jazz, hip-hop, commercial dancing, and popular routines in a productive learning environment! Dance It!–Finally, students put it all together in a choreographed routine in preparation for the recital. $86–6 SessionsLocation: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym6202.101P W Sep 11–Oct 23Skip: Sep 256-7 PM6202.102P W Nov 6–Dec 11 6-7 PMCE WEATHERLINEFor weather-related announcements, call 507-328-4010.See page 24 for more information.3* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Fun & GamesCubed Communities: Twist, Turn, Solve - Master the Rubik’s Cube! (Gr. K-9) *Taught by a Rubik’s Ambassador and World Cube Association speed cuber, this comprehensive course introduces beginners to the steps of solving the 3x3 Rubik’s Cube. Students not only receive their own Rubik’s Cubes and color-printed guides to keep, but also have the opportunity to advance their skills and become speed cubers. From novice to advanced levels, this class offers a dynamic and engaging experience, fostering problem-solving abilities and providing a fun introduction to the world of speed cubing.$64–1 SessionLocation: Lincoln–Media Center 5405.101P LN F Oct 4 2:20-5:20 PMGr. K-8Location: Northrop–Rm 308 5405.102P NO Sa Oct 5 9 AM-12 PMGr. K-9Location: Washington–Art Rm 5405.103P WA F Dec 13 2:20-5:20 PMGr. K-5Location: Northrop–Rm 308 5405.104P NO Sa Dec 14 9 AM-12 PMGr. K-9Teen Card Game Night (Gr. 6-12)Play popular collectible card games including Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, and Disney Lorcana. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Free Magic: The Gathering cards will be provided that you can use to learn how to play and take home with you. We view gaming as one of the best ways for young people to develop a life-long appreciation for strategy, math, reading, art, and respectful communication. This event series is presented in partnership with MagiKids, a Rochester-based non-prot organization. MagiKids has been wildly successful in their mission to donate gaming supplies to schools and libraries in 50 states and beyond. MagiKids has earned support from Hasbro, one of the largest toy and game companies in the world.No Fee–Registration Not Required–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 3195403.101 M Sep 30, Oct 28, Nov 18, Dec 166-8 PMLGBTQ+ Board Game Night (Gr. 6-12)LGBTQ+ youth are invited to play board games! Friends and allies are welcome too. We have played a wide range of games from the fast-paced “Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza” to “Coup,” a game about calculated blufng and betrayal. You do not need to bring any board games of your own, but we will prioritize games brought by youth. Whether you are in high school or middle school, you will nd a table that is fun for you. We invite adults who identify as LGBTQ+ community members to play games with students. They serve as unique role models who are not always visible in our regular school environment. Activities are open to all youth in grades 6-12 who identify as LGBTQ+ or allies.No Fee–Registration Not Required–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 3194502.102 (Youth)M Sep 16, Oct 7, Nov 4, Dec 96-8 PM4502.101 (Volunteer)M Sep 16, Oct 7, Nov 4, Dec 96-8 PM4Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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The Royal Treatment: Princess Spa Day (Gr. K-3)Join us for a magical experience where princesses can indulge in the ultimate royal treatment! Participants are encouraged to arrive dressed in their favorite princess attire. The session will include fun and interactive activities like manicures and facials, allowing each princess to feel special and glamorous. This enchanting event promises to be a memorable experience lled with laughter, beauty, and fairy-tale fun!$26–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092306.101 Sa Sep 28 10-11:30 AM2306.102 Sa Sep 28 1-2:30 PMWinter Wonderland Tic-Tac-Toe (Gr. 2-5)In our “Winter Wonderland Tic-Tac-Toe” class, kids in grades 2-5 will craft winter-themed tic-tac-toe boards using clay. Each child will take home a unique, festive game to enjoy!$24–1 SessionLocation: Bishop–Art Rm5404.101 M Nov 18 2:30-4 PMFun With FoodKids in the Kitchen: Beginner Basics (Gr. 3-8)Calling all young bakers! Join our beginning baking and cooking class. We will have a blast while you learn new skills in the kitchen. Get ready to whip up delicious treats and discover the joy of cooking.$36–1 SessionLocation: Dakota–SLICE Learning Kitchen2494.101 Sa Sep 14 9-11:30 AMKids in the Kitchen: Pizza Palooza (Gr. 2-5)Join us for a fantastic cooking adventure where you’ll learn how to create your very own pizza from scratch. Not only will you master the art of pizza making, but you’ll also get to take it home and bake it to perfection.$36–1 SessionLocation: Dakota–SLICE Learning Kitchen2496.101 Sa Oct 12 9-11:30 AMKids in the Kitchen: Pizza Picasso (Gr. 5-8)Welcome to Pizza Picasso - the ultimate youth cooking class! Join us and learn how to make your very own delicious homemade pizza. Get ready to roll out the dough, add your favorite toppings, cook it to perfection, and savor the joy of creating and eating your masterpiece.$36–1 SessionLocation: Dakota–SLICE Learning Kitchen2497.101 F Nov 22 5-7 PMKids in the Kitchen: Bread Masters (Gr. 2-5)Join “Bread Masters” and discover the joy of baking! Kids in grades 2-5 will learn how to make delicious bread from scratch. We’ll bake some in class and send some dough home for more baking fun. Let’s get kneading and have a blast!$34–1 SessionLocation: Dakota–SLICE Learning Kitchen2498.101 Sa Dec 7 9-11:30 AMRPS Community EducationRPS Student Nutrition ServicesCommunity Education’s Learning Kitchen at Dakota Middle School.A state-of-the-art learning kitchen, designed for our participants to develop and improve their culinary talents. 5 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Language, Music & CulturePoetry Out Loud (Gr. 9-12)Poetry Out Loud is a national poetry recitation competition that encourages youth to learn about great poetry through memorization and performance. Students choose 2-3 poems from the Poetry Out Loud anthology to recite. The regional competition will be held on January 28th, 2024, with the champions moving on to state and national competitions. This course will help students select their poems and provide recitation coaching and performance practice to prepare students for the regional competition. This course is open to all Rochester-area students in grades 9-12. Please visit http://poetryoutloud.org/ for more information.No Fee–Registration Required–7 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 102, Rm 3084410.101 Tu Nov 19–Jan 21Skip: Nov 26, Dec 24 & 316:30-8 PMHealth & SafetyCABS: Child & Babysitting Safety (Gr. 4-12) *The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute provides everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The YouTube “vlogger” style presentation of the video brings a youthful and high-energy spirit to the program content along with handouts, demonstrations, and additional resources. At the end of class, the students will receive their certication card along with instructions to access a digital copy of the Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) Student book. From getting started with your business to collaborating with parents and children, key safety, caregiving, and rst aid tips, CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete achievement of the core learning objectives to receive certication valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen.$57–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1023903.101P F Oct 18 9 AM-12 PM3903.102P Sa Nov 2 9 AM-12 PMHome Alone! Are You Ready? (Gr. 2 & Up) *Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether it is for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a child who is mature and well prepared. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, re safety, intruders, and rst aid tips. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Parents are encouraged to review the take-home information and discuss it with their child.$40–1 SessionLocation: Northrop3904.101P F Oct 18 12:30-2:30 PM Rm 1023904.102P Sa Nov 2 12:30-2:30 PM Rm 109TripsDisney on Ice Presents “Mickey’s Search Party” at the Xcel Energy Center$80/person–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Parking Lot9000.131 Sa Nov 23 9 AM-2:30 PM“Breakfast with Santa and Hansel & Gretel’s Magical Adventure!” at the Ives Auditorium$79/person–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Parking Lot9725.131 Su Dec 8 9:30 AM-3:30 PMRodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” at Theatre Latte Da$89/person–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Parking Lot9898.131 Sa Dec 21 12-6 PM“The Little Mermaid” at the Ordway$149/person–1 Session Location: Northrop–Parking Lot9100.131 Su Dec 29 11:30 AM-5:30 PM6Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Basketball{YEL!} Junior Basketball (Gr. K-3) *Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) class. YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It approach teaches players new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourages students to use those skills in introductory basketball games. Emphasis is placed on basic skills development of dribbling, shooting, passing, sportsmanship and teamwork. $92–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym 2070.101P BV Th Sep 12–Oct 24 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Oct 17Location: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym 2070.102P FO M Sep 16–Oct 21 6-7 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Gym 2070.103P GG F Sep 20–Nov 1 6-7 PM Skip:Oct 18Location: Bishop–Gym 2070.104P HB W Oct 30–Dec 11 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 27Location: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym 2070.105P WA W Oct 30–Dec 11 6-7 PM Skip:Nov 27Location: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym 2070.106P FO M Nov 4–Dec 9 6-7 PMLocation: Lincoln–Cafeteria/Gym 2070.107P LN M Nov 4–Dec 9 6-7 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Cafeteria/Gym 2070.108P BV Th Nov 7–Dec 19 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 28Location: George Gibbs–Gym 2070.109P GG F Nov 8–Dec 20 6-7 PM Skip:Nov 29Location: Jefferson–Gym 2070.111P JE Tu Nov 12–Dec 17 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Gage–Gym 2070.112P GA W Nov 13–Dec 18 2:15-3:15 PMRecreation & SportsBaseballSkyhawks: Baseball–After School Camp (Ages 5-8) *Master the essentials of baseball — elding, catching, throwing, hitting, and base running — in our engaging and positive environment! Tailored for beginners and intermediates, this program not only instills new baseball skills but also imparts crucial life lessons in respect, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Join us for a dynamic blend of athletic growth and character development.$85–4 SessionsLocation: Sunset Terrace–Gym, Fields2275.101P W Sep 18–Oct 9 2:20-3:35 PMSkyhawks: Baseball (Ages 5-10) *Master the essentials of baseball — elding, catching, throwing, hitting, and base running — in our engaging and positive environment. Tailored for beginners and intermediates, this program not only instills new baseball skills but also imparts crucial life lessons in respect, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Join us for a dynamic blend of athletic growth and character development.$75–4 SessionsLocation: Ben Franklin–Gym, Fields2263.101P Ages 5-7Th Sep 19–Oct 10 5:40-6:25 PM$79–4 Sessions2263.102P Ages 8-10Th Sep 19–Oct 10 6:35-7:35 PMConnect with us! @RochesterCE @rochestermncommunityed7* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Skyhawks: Basketball - Organized Scrimmages (Ages 9-12) *Join Skyhawks for organized basketball scrimmages for 3rd to 5th graders. Unlike traditional camps that focus on drills and skill development, this program emphasizes the excitement and fun of scrimmaging. This format encourages teamwork, strategy, and real-game experience. Campers will engage in various game situations that will challenge them to think quickly and adapt to different scenarios on the eld. Keeping to the traditional mission of Skyhawks, participants will also learn life skills through sports. $79–4 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–New Gym2074.101P Sa Oct 26–Nov 16 12:25-1:25 PMSkyhawks: Basketball–After School Camp (Ages 5-8) *This fun, skill-intensive program is tailored for beginner-to-intermediate players. Our progression-based curriculum goes beyond the game, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Boys and girls delve into the fundamentals of passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding, and defense through skill-based drills and games. Join us for a holistic basketball experience where fun meets skill development!$85–4 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–Gym2273.101P Tu Oct 22–Nov 12 2:20-3:35 PMSkyhawks: Basketball (Ages 5-12) *This fun, skill-intensive program is tailored for beginner-to-intermediate players. Our progression-based curriculum goes beyond the game, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Boys and girls delve into the fundamentals of passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding, and defense through skill-based drills and games. Join us for a holistic basketball experience where fun meets skill development!$75–4 SessionsLocation: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym 2265.105P WA Ages 5-7Tu Oct 22–Nov 12 5:40-6:25 PM2265.106P WA Ages 8-10Tu Oct 22–Nov 12 6:35-7:35 PM$79–4 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–New Gym 2265.102P JE Ages 6-8Sa Oct 26–Nov 16 11:15 AM-12:15 PM2265.103P JE Ages 6-8Sa Nov 23–Dec 21Skip:Nov 3011:15 AM-12:15 PM2265.104P JE Ages 9-12Sa Nov 23–Dec 21Skip:Nov 3012:25-1:25 PM$85–4 SessionsLocation: Ben Franklin–Gym2265.101P BFAges 5-8W Nov 20–Dec 18Skip: Nov 272:20-3:35 PMCheerMN Xtreme Cheerleading: Intro to All Stars Cheer (Ages 6-11) *Intro to All-Star Cheer is a 7-week program for children ages 6 & up. Intro to All Stars is a FUN way to learn the basics needed to become an All-Star cheerleader. This class is geared towards those that want to become part of our All-Star Team, but also caters to those who just want a FUN, low-pressure, non-competitive, technique-centered progression program. Athletes enrolled in Intro to All-Stars receive the following as part of the session fee: 1 hour of practice per week, 1 t-shirt and a bow.$125–7 SessionsLocation: Minnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer, 1252 60th Avenue NW2610.101P W Sep 11–Oct 30 Skip: Sep 256-7 PM2610.102P Th Sep 12–Oct 24 5:45-6:45 PMFencingRYF: Competitive Fencing for Beginners (Ages 11 & Up) *Join Rochester Youth Fencers (RYF) to learn a thrilling competitive sport that lasts a lifetime! In this course you will begin to master the skills and techniques of the sport of fencing. Individual coaching instruction will allow you to learn at your own pace. We focus on having fun, doing it right from the very beginning, and giving you the attention you deserve to succeed. CE WEATHERLINEFor weather-related announcements, call 507-328-4010.See page 24 for more information.8Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Location: Bishop–Gym 2052.104P HB Th Oct 3–Nov 14 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Oct 31Location: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym 2052.105P FO Th Oct 31–Dec 12 6-7 PM Skip:Nov 28Location: Bamber Valley–Gym 2052.106P BV M Nov 4–Dec 9 5:30-6:30 PMLocation: Jefferson–Gym 2052.107P JE W Nov 6–Dec 18 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 27$98–5 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Gym 2052.108P GG Tu Nov 12–Dec 17 5:30-6:30 PM Skip: Nov 26Floor HockeySkyhawks: Floor Hockey–After School Camp (Ages 5-8) *Join our Skyhawks Floor Hockey program for an immersive experience where young athletes focus on mastering essential skills. From precision stickhandling and accurate passing to powerful shooting, participants dive into the fundamentals of oor hockey. Outside of the game, participants will experience life lessons such as sportsmanship, teamwork, and respect.$85–4 SessionsLocation: Ben Franklin–Gym2270.101P BF Ages 5-8W Oct 23–Nov 13 2:20-3:35 PMLocation: Jefferson–Old Gym2270.102P JE Ages 5-8Tu Nov 19–Dec 17Skip: Dec 32:20-3:35 PMStudents interested in competition will have the opportunity to compete in USFA tournaments. Tournaments are optional and additional fees may apply. All equipment is provided.$120–11 SessionsLocation: John Adams–Gym 1 South2058.101P M Sep 23–Dec 9Skip: Oct 217-8 PMRYF: MN High School Meet Preparation/Open Fencing (Ages 7 & Up) *In this course students will continue to master the skills and techniques of fencing in preparation for competition in USFA tournaments and Minnesota High School Meets. This course is also open to fencers looking to sharpen their skills in an open fencing practice format. Participants are required to provide his/her own fencing equipment or pay an additional $30 equipment fee on the rst day of class. Additional USFA membership and tournament registration fees may apply for students who choose to compete. *PLEASE NOTE: All participants should have intermediate-to-advanced fencing skills and knowledge. This is NOT a beginner course.$60–25 SessionsLocation: John Adams–Gym 1 South2080.101P M, Th Sep 16–Dec 19Skip: Oct 17, Nov 28, Dec 127-9 PM{YEL!} Fencing 1.1 (Gr. 2-12) *New and returning students invited! Join this fast-growing Olympic sport. Each {YEL!} fencing class follows four basic components: Teach It!–Hall of Fame Olympic Fencing coach, Ro Sobalvarro, crafts our lessons and curriculum. Practice It!–Students pair up and practice the fencing move or concept, rotate partners, and repeat. Move It!–Students then participate in fencing matches using only the moves taught so far. Play It!–10-15 minutes each class, students fence with multiple fencers at their skill level.All equipment provided. $98–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym, Cafeteria/Gym 2052.101P BV M Sep 16–Oct 21 5:30-6:30 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Gym 2052.102P GG Tu Sep 17–Oct 29 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Oct 8Location: Ben Franklin–Gym 2052.103P BF W Oct 2–Nov 6 5:30-6:30 PM9* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Football{YEL!} Flag Football (Gr. 2-5) *Get ready to dash to the end zone with our high-octane, inclusive (everyone plays) Flag Football course. YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches players new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourages students to use those skills in non-contact ag football games. SAFETY & SPORTSMANSHIP are emphasized! We focus on basic skills development in passing, catching, defending, and teamwork. $86–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym, Fields 2604.101P BV Sa Sep 7–Oct 12 9:30-10:30 AMLocation: George Gibbs–Gym, Fields 2604.102P GG W Sep 11–Oct 23 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Sep 25Location: Lincoln–Cafeteria/Gym, Fields 2604.103P LN Th Sep 12–Oct 24 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Oct 17Location: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym, Fields 2604.104P WA Th Sep 12–Oct 24 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Oct 17Location: Bishop–Gym, Fields 2604.105P HB F Sep 13–Oct 25 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Oct 18Skyhawks: Flag Football–After School Camp (Ages 5-8) *Get ready to run, pass, and score your way to ag football success with Skyhawks Flag Football camp! Set to be an Olympic sport in 2028, this camp emphasizes skill development, strategy, teamwork and sportsmanship. Whether you’re a newcomer to the sport or an experienced player looking to rene your skills, this camp is the perfect platform to learn, compete, and have a blast on the ag football eld.$85–4 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–New Gym, Field2269.101P Tu Sep 17–Oct 8 2:20-3:35 PMSkyhawks: Flag Football (Ages 5-10) *Get ready to run, pass, and score your way to ag football success with Skyhawks Flag Football camp. Set to be an Olympic sport in 2028, this camp emphasizes skill development, strategy, teamwork and sportsmanship. Whether you’re a newcomer to the sport or an experienced player looking to rene your skills, this camp is the perfect platform to learn, compete, and have a blast on the ag football eld.$75–4 SessionsLocation: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym, Fields2274.101P Ages 5-7Tu Sep 17–Oct 8 5:40-6:25 PM$79–4 Sessions2274.102P Ages 8-10Tu Sep 17–Oct 8 6:35-7:30 PMGolfGolf Squad (Gr. K-5) *Golf Squad is an afterschool enrichment program that brings golf professionals from your local area to your school for a once-a-week lesson with you child. We focus on teaching the fundamentals of the game of golf which include putting, chipping, full swing irons and full swing woods, as well as help develop valuable life lessons such as relationship building, proper etiquette, and rules of the game. Students will receive a book and a visor/hat.$169–4 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym, Fields 2171.101P BV M Oct 7–28 2:20-3:50 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Gym, Fields 2171.102P GG Tu Oct 8–29 2:20-3:50 PMLocation: Overland–Gym, Fields 2171.103P OV W Oct 9–30 2:20-3:50 PMLocation: Ben Franklin–Gym, Fields 2171.104P BF Th Oct 10–Nov 7 2:20-3:50 PM Skip:Oct 1710Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Ice SkatingRochester Figure Skating Club Learn2Skate (Ages 6-12) *Beginner ice skating lessons will be offered for our newest skaters. These classes focus on having fun on the ice while safely learning basic movements and fundamentals of skating. Instructors use the Learn2Skate USA curriculum which is sanctioned by U.S. Figure Skating and USA Hockey. Skate rental is available for $2.00 per class and must pay for the entire session on the rst day of class. It is strongly recommended that participants wear a skate helmet during class. REGISTRATION CLOSES ON OCTOBER 11, 2024.$178–8 SessionsLocation: Rochester Recreation Center2226.101P Tu Oct 22–Dec 17Skip: Nov 266-6:30 PM2226.102P Th Oct 24–Dec 19Skip: Nov 286-6:30 PM2226.103P F Oct 25–Dec 20Skip: Nov 296:15-6:45 PM2226.104P Sa Oct 26–Dec 21Skip: Nov 3011-11:30 AMRochester Figure Skating Club Learn2Skate for Hockey (Ages 6-12) *Boys and girls ages 6-12 can learn the basic skating skills needed to play ice hockey. Skaters interested in doing the Hockey class must have passed the Basic 1 level or Snowplow Sam 4 level before starting the Hockey class. Equipment required: Gloves, helmet with mask, and stick. Skaters must provide their own equipment. Instructors use the Learn2Skate USA curriculum which is sanctioned by the U.S. Figure Skating and USA Hockey. Skate rental is available for $2.00 per class and must pay for the entire session on the rst day of class. REGISTRATION CLOSES ON OCTOBER 11, 2024.$178–8 SessionsLocation: Rochester Recreation Center2224.101P F Oct 25–Dec 20Skip: Nov 296:15-6:45 PMMartial Arts4KICKS FAMILY TAEKWONDOTaekwondo is a fun family activity and great for students of all ages! Under the instruction of Patricia Young with the American Taekwondo Association, students will improve their coordination, balance, strength, and agility while adults will benet from improved memory, balance, and exibility. Location: 4Kicks Family Taekwondo, 4915 Hwy 52 NW (W. Frontage Rd on the north side of the Slumberland building). Driveway entrance is between Slumberland and State Farm.Ages 4-7 *This is an introductory course for students new to Taekwondo. One adult may attend and participate with the child at no extra charge.$20–2 SessionsLocation: 4Kicks Family Taekwondo2181.101P W Sep 11–18 5:15-6 PM2181.102P W Sep 25–Oct 2 5:15-6 PM2181.103P W Oct 9–16 5:15-6 PM2181.104P W Oct 23–30 5:15-6 PM2181.105P W Nov 6–13 5:15-6 PMAges 8 & Up *Training for students ages 8 and up includes training in bully prevention, advanced self-defense, use of nunchuk, escrima, board breaks, and other advanced concepts. Students may attend one or two nights per week for the same fee. One adult may attend and participate with the child at no extra charge. $20–2 SessionsLocation: 4Kicks Family Taekwondo2182.101P M Sep 9–16 7-7:30 PM2182.102P Tu Sep 10–17 6-6:30 PM2182.103P M Sep 23–30 7-7:30 PM2182.104P Tu Sep 24–Oct 1 6-6:30 PM2182.105P M Oct 7–14 7-7:30 PM2182.106P Tu Oct 8–15 6-6:30 PM2182.107P M Oct 21–28 7-7:30 PM2182.108P Tu Oct 22–29 6-6:30 PM2182.109P M Nov 4–11 7-7:30 PM2182.111P Tu Nov 5–12 6-6:30 PM11* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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National Karate Studio: Intro to Karate (Gr. K-3) *Learn some basic martial art techniques that will help develop muscle and increase exibility. Not only will martial arts training develop strength, it will also improve a student’s coordination and listening skills. $15–3 SessionsLocation: National Karate Studio, 2711 Commerce Dr. NW2031.101P Tu Oct 8–22 7-7:30 PMMulti-SportSkyhawks: Multi-Sport and Tech Camp (Gr. 1-4) *Join Skyhawks after school for a program pairing a tech camp with traditional sports that include soccer, basketball, & ag football. In Comic Book Art & Storytelling 4 Kids we’ll learn how to lay out comics just like Marvel or DC. Create amazing action scenes, splash pages and panels, and design your own unique comics! Requires an iPad with the Procreate app (add’l cost: $12.99). Skyhawks Multi-Sport programs offer young athletes a taste of basketball, soccer, and ag football in one setting. $449–10 SessionsLocation: Washington–Art Rm, Cafeteria/Gym, Fields2271.101P Gr. 1-4M Sep 16–Nov 18 2:20-5 PM$225–10 SessionsLocation: Washington–Art Rm2271.102P TECH ONLYM Sep 16–Nov 18 2:20-3:30 PMPickleballSkyhawks: Pickleball (Ages 5-10) *Designed for new and intermediate players, Skyhawks Pickleball is a fun and skill-building entry into the fastest-growing paddle sport in the country! staff will teach core fundamentals and techniques for groundstrokes, volleys, and serves. $59–3 SessionsLocation: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym2272.101P Ages 5-7Th Dec 5–19 5-6 PM2272.102P Ages 8-10Th Dec 5–19 6:10-7:10 PMSoccer{YEL!} Junior Soccer (Gr. K-3) *Get outside and get kickin’ with our fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) Junior Soccer course! YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It approach teaches players new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourages students to use those skills in introductory soccer games. SAFETY & SPORTSMANSHIP are emphasized! We focus on the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, trapping, and shooting. $86–6 SessionsLocation: Bishop–Gym, Fields 2605.101P HB W Sep 11–Oct 23 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Sep 25Location: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym, Fields 2605.102P WA W Sep 11–Oct 23 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Sep 25Location: Sunset Terrace–Gym, Fields 2605.103P ST W Sep 11–Oct 23 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Sep 25Location: Ben Franklin–Gym, Fields 2605.104P BF Th Sep 12–Oct 24 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Oct 17Location: George Gibbs–Gym, Fields 2605.105P GG M Sep 16–Oct 21 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym, Fields 2605.106P BV Tu Sep 17–Oct 22 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Gage–Gym, Fields 2605.107P GA Tu Sep 17–Oct 22 2:15-3:15 PMSkyhawks: Futsal–Indoor Soccer (Ages 5-10) *Elevate your young athlete’s soccer skills with Skyhawks Futsal by honing technical skills like dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control. Beyond the eld, they’ll cultivate teamwork and sportsmanship. By the program’s end, expect improved soccer skills, new friendships, and valuable life lessons.Location: Washington–Cafeteria/Gym$75–4 Sessions2268.101P Ages 5-7Tu Nov 19–Dec 17Skip: Dec 35:40-6:25 PM$79–4 Sessions2268.102P Ages 8-10Tu Nov 19–Dec 17Skip: Dec 36:35-7:35 PM12Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Skyhawks: Soccer (Ages 6-12) *Elevate your young athlete’s soccer game with Skyhawks Soccer by honing technical skills like dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control. Beyond the eld they’ll cultivate teamwork and sportsmanship. By the program’s end expect improved soccer skills, new friendships, and valuable life lessons.$79–4 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–New Gym, Field2264.101P Ages 6-8Sa Sep 21–Oct 12 11:15 AM-12:15 PM2264.102P Ages 9-12Sa Sep 21–Oct 12 12:25-1:25 PMTable TennisTable Tennis and Team XNT5 (Gr. 1-9) *Join Team USA Table Tennis Coach Qi Wei as he teaches you the fundamentals of table tennis. Students will learn stroke fundamentals, develop footwork, game strategies, shot selection, and specialty skills. Table tennis is not only fun but helps to improve hand-eye coordination, mental awareness, reexes, and core muscles. It will keep your mind sharp and it’s easy on the joints! Please come dressed in comfortable clothing and tennis shoes, and bring a table tennis paddle. Location: Rochester Table Tennis Club, Team XNT5 Training Facility, 4867 19th ST NW Rochester, MN 55901.$165–8 Sessions2137.102P Tu, Th Sep 10–Oct 3 4:30-6 PM2137.103P Tu, Th Oct 1–24 3-4:30 PM2137.106P Tu, Th Nov 5–Dec 5Skip: Nov 26 & 284:30-6 PM$245–12 Sessions2137.101P M, W, F Sep 9–Oct 4 4:30-6 PM2137.104P M, W, F Oct 2–28 3-4:30 PM2137.105P M, W, F Nov 1–29Skip: Nov 223-4:30 PMVolleyballLittle Spikers Volleyball Basics (Gr. 2-5)Little Spikers Volleyball Basics is designed for new and beginner volleyball players to learn and improve the basic skills of serving, passing, setting, and spiking. Students will be using a specially weighted volleyball for beginners to help them develop the proper technique. In addition to skills, the rules and strategies of the game will be covered as well. Students should wear athletic shoes, comfortable clothing, and bring a water bottle each week.$42–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Gym2033.101 Gr. 2-3M Oct 14–Nov 4 5-6 PMSkyhawks: Beginning Volleyball–Co-Ed (Ages 6-12) *Experience the thrill of team sports with Skyhawks Volleyball! Our dynamic program encapsulates all facets of the game—bumping, setting, spiking, hitting, and serving—through engaging drills and exercises. Tailored for beginner-to-intermediate players, we go beyond the court emphasizing critical life skills such as leadership and teamwork. Join us for a fun-lled journey into the heart of volleyball excitement!$79–4 SessionsLocation: John Adams–Gym 22266.101P Ages 6-8Th Oct 24–Nov 21Skip: Oct 315-6 PM2266.102P Ages 9-12Th Oct 24–Nov 21Skip: Oct 316:10-7:10 PMConnect with us! @RochesterCE @rochestermncommunityed13* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Sky Wars (Ages 5 & Up w/Adult)In this program we follow the struggles as new discoveries alter our view of Earth and its place in the universe. Witness the connections and conicts between astronomy and astrology. See how the Earth went from a at place to a round world -- from a static, motionless home to a spinning, orbiting planet! Finally, voyage into the galaxy to glimpse how future discoveries might start new battles about the sky above.$6–1 SessionLocation: Mayo–Planetarium2461.101 Th Oct 24 6:30-8 PMSunstruck (Ages 5 & Up w/Adult)Discover the wonders of our sun! Learn about its birth, how it grew to both support and disrupt life, and travel to the distant future to experience its last moments. Be inspired by actual images of our sun before nishing your visit with a tour of the observable universe. Sunstruck is a full-dome experience. $6–1 SessionLocation: Mayo–Planetarium2463.101 Th Dec 12 6:30-8 PMSTEAMPLANETARIUM Suggested ages 5 and up. Please enter through door #6 at Mayo High School. Please register each person that is attending. ADULT AND CHILD MUST BOTH REGISTER, AND ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST PAY THE $6 PER-PERSON REGISTRATION FEE.Perfect Little Planet (Ages 5 & Up w/Adult)Imagine the ultimate space vacation! Discover our solar system through a new set of eyes – a family from another star system seeking the perfect vacation spot. Fly over the surface of Pluto, our best known Dwarf Planet. Dive over the ice cliffs of Miranda. Sail through the rings of Saturn. Feel the lightning storms of Jupiter. Walk on the surface of Mars. A solar system journey for space travelers of all ages.$6–1 SessionLocation: Mayo–Planetarium2462.101 Th Nov 21 6:30-8 PMRochester at Night (Ages 5 & Up w/Adult)Come view the night as it appears from Rochester, Minnesota. We will tour the constellations of this night as well as learn tricks, tips, and secrets for following the stars all year long. Learn to travel using the stars, tell time using the stars, and follow the seasons using the stars. We’ll also take a trip into the universe, so come see what you’ve been missing every night! $6–1 SessionLocation: Mayo–Planetarium2460.101 Th Sep 12 6:30-8 PMPhysics for Fun (Gr. 3-5)Discover the exciting world of physics through hands-on projects and engaging activities! In this course, we’ll delve into the principles of physics by designing and building a variety of fascinating contraptions including catapults, crossbows, and more. Together, we’ll explore the science behind these devices and learn about the forces, energy, and motion that make them work. Each session will introduce a new project, giving you the opportunity to apply your knowledge and creativity to construct and test your own inventions.$26–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1093326.101 Sa Dec 14 10-11:30 AMScience Explorers Club (Gr. 2-5)Science is best learned and remembered by being a part of the process. Our science explorers will have the opportunity to do a variety of hands-on activities to discover and learn! Each week our explorers will cover a different area of scientic exploration. Topics may include physics, chemistry, biology, geology, astronomy, engineering, and more! Who knew learning could be so much fun!$54–4 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center 2400.101 GG M Sep 16–Oct 7 2:30-4 PMLocation: Bishop–Media Center 2400.102 HB W Sep 18–Oct 16 2:30-4 PM Skip:Sep 25Location: George Gibbs–Media Center 2400.103 GG M Oct 21–Nov 11 2:30-4 PM14Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Location: Bishop–Media Center2400.104 HB W Oct 23–Nov 13 2:30-4 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center 2400.105 GG M Nov 18–Dec 16 2:30-4 PM Skip:Nov 25Location: Bishop–Media Center 2400.106 HB W Nov 20–Dec 18 2:30-4 PM Skip:Nov 27{YEL!} Bricktopia Catapults (Gr. 1-5) *Explore engineering with Bricktopia Catapults class! Build a catapult, dragster, and scale with LEGO bricks and challenge yourself to problem-solve and innovate. Join now! LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.$86–6 SessionsLocation: Washington–Media Center 2250.101P WA Tu Sep 17–Oct 22 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center 2250.102P GG W Oct 23–Dec 4 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 27Location: Jefferson–Media Center 2250.103P JE Th Nov 7–Dec 19 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 28Location: Bamber Valley–Media Center 2250.104P BV Tu Nov 12–Dec 17 2:15-3:15 PM{YEL!} Bricktopia Tall Tower (Gr. 1-3) *Can your tower withstand heavy winds or an earthquake? Can your bridge withstand a convoy of trucks lled to the brim? The {YEL!} Bricktopia Tall Towers class challenges innovators to explore these engineering questions and principles while building their own towers, their own bridges, and more using LEGO bricks. Get busy building better bridges today! $86–6 SessionsLocation: Washington–Media Center2251.101P WA Tu Nov 12–Dec 17 2:15-3:15 PM{YEL!} Robotics: Muscle ‘Bots (Gr. 1-5) *Get ready to ex some robot muscle! We’ll build a robot to compete in a tug-o-war competition, a truck pull, and haul heavy loads. Students use these robots to learn basic computer coding and engineering principles.$92–6 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center 2253.101P GG Th Sep 12–Oct 24 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Oct 17Location: Washington–Media Center 2253.102P WA M Sep 16–Oct 21 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm 2253.103P FO Tu Sep 17–Oct 22 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Bishop–Media Center 2253.104P HB Tu Oct 1–Nov 12 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Nov 5Location: Lincoln–Media Center 2253.105P LN M Oct 7–Nov 11 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center 2253.106P BV F Nov 1–Dec 13 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 29Location: Jefferson–Media Center 2253.107P JE M Nov 4–Dec 9 6-7 PMLocation: Gage–Media Center 2253.108P GA Th Nov 7–Dec 19 2:15-3:15 PM Skip:Nov 28Location: Sunset Terrace–Media Center 2253.109P ST Th Nov 7–Dec 19 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Nov 28Location: Ben Franklin–Media Center 2253.111P BF F Nov 8–Dec 20 5:30-6:30 PM Skip:Nov 29{YEL!} Robotics: Nature ‘Bots (Gr. 1-5) * We’ll study nature while learning computer coding and engineering skills. We’ll build a frog ‘bot and discuss metamorphosis and then build a bumble bee and discuss the importance of pollination. $92–6 SessionsLocation: Washington–Media Center2254.101P WA M Nov 4–Dec 9 2:15-3:15 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center2254.102P GG Th Nov 7–Dec 19 2:15-3:15 PM Skip: Nov 28Location: Folwell–Media Center2254.103P FO Tu Nov 12–Dec 17 2:15-3:15 PMCE WEATHERLINEFor weather-related announcements, call 507-328-4010.See page 24 for more information.15* = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Gibbs LEGO Robotics (Gr. 5)Make new friends at your school and learn in the best way possible - through play! Solve puzzles by designing and testing LEGO Mindstorms robots. Gibbs Elementary School and Community Education offer LEGO Robotics in partnership with the IBM LEGO Outreach (ILEO) program. A professional engineer from IBM will volunteer at your school and teach you about computer programming.The IBM LEGO Education Outreach (ILEO) Competition is the culmination of Gibbs Elementary School’s LEGO Robotics season. Teams of students from Southeastern Minnesota will display their engineering skills and use their robots to solve challenges.$100–11 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Rm B1212589.101 Tu Sep 17–Dec 10Skip: Oct 8, Nov 52:30-4 PMParent Volunteers Needed! Help us bring LEGO Robotics to your elementary school. Contact RochesterCE@rochesterschools.org for more information.Dates for Middle School LEGO Robotics will be announced soon for Dakota, John Adams, Kellogg, and Willow CreekFEBRUARY 28 2025 ROCHESTER COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGES AV ETHE DAT E16Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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3D Printing-Pokémon (Gr. 2-5) *Design your own 3D pocket monster using TinkerCAD. This course will give students an introduction to using CAD modeling & design software. Student designed Pokemon will be printed and mailed home.Additional Technical Requirement: • TinkerCAD (login information will be provided during class)$80–2 Sessions • Online3728.001P Tu Oct 15–22 6-7:30 PMDungeons & Dragons 101: One Shot Minecraft Adventure (Gr. 2-6) Online *Learn the basics of Dungeon and Dragons. Pick and develop your character and join us for a Minecraft one shot campaign.$63–1 Session • Online3627.001P M Dec 30 9 AM-12 PM3D Printing-Star Wars (Gr. 3-7) *Students will design 3D objects using TinkerCAD (an online web app) and use the 3D slicing program Cura to bring their creations to life. We will be designing a droid. 3D Model will be printed and mailed home.Additional Technical Requirement:• TinkerCAD (login information provided in class)$60–1 Session • Online3734.001P M Dec 30 1-3 PMDungeons & Dragons 101 With Character Creation (Gr. 1-6) *What’s it like to play Dungeons and Dragons? Dungeons and Dragons, a timeless game of fantastical elements such as magic, mythical creatures, and fairies, offers great opportunities to develop problem-solving skills, team-building abilities, and creative thinking that cannot be replicated elsewhere. Start by learning its basics, creating your own character, and embarking on an amazing roleplaying game.$84–2 Sessions • Online3731.001P Gr. 3-6Tu Oct 1–8 6-8 PM$63–2 Sessions • Online3731.002P Gr. 1-5W Dec 4–11 6-7:30 PMTECH ACADEMYHome technical requirements for all classes:• Computer: PC (Windows 7 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM. Chromebooks, tablets, and phones typically DO NOT Work.• Internet: Broadband internet• Webcam • Microphone and speakers• Zoom installed on computer• Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse and keyboard3D Printing-Dungeon & Dragon Die Design (Gr. 3-7) *Learn the ins and outs of 3D design with TinkerCAD. Students will design a custom D&D D4 (4-sided) and D10 (10-sided). Dies will be printed and mailed home.Additional Technical Requirement:• TinkerCAD (login information will be provided during class)$80–2 Sessions • Online3727.001P Sa Oct 19–26 10:30 AM-12 PM3D Printing-Harry Potter (Gr 2-5) *Learn 3D design and modeling skills using TinkerCAD while creating a Deathly Hallow model, then creating your own magical pendant. Students will be able to pick one design to be printed and mailed home.Additional Technical Requirement: • TinkerCAD (login information will be provided during class)$80–2 Sessions • Online3737.001P Gr. 2-5W Sep 18–25 6-7:30 PM$60–1 Session • Online3737.002P Gr. 3-5Tu Dec 17 6-8 PM3D Printing-Jewelry Design (Gr. 2-6) *Students will learn to build 3D models on the computer using CAD software. They will design a pair of earrings and a ring and choose one project to be printed. Additional Technical Requirement: • TinkerCAD (login information will be provided during class)$60–1 Session • Online3732.001P Th Sep 26 6-8 PMTech Academy courses are continued on page 18.17 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Dungeons & Dragons 101: One-Shot Champaign (Gr. 1-6) *Go on an epic adventure for all ages and experience levels. D&D is a timeless role-playing game that helps kids develop math skills, storytelling, and collaboration skills. Work in small groups of 4-7 students to complete this one-shot campaign.$84–2 Sessions • Online3726.001P Gr. 3-6Sa Sep 14–21 9-11 AM$63–2 Sessions • Online3726.002P Gr. 1-5Tu Nov 19–26 6-7:30 PMEngineering in Minecraft (Gr. 3-7) *This course introduces students to Minecraft circuit building and engineering concepts using Redstone. We will build 2-3 electrical contraptions in this course. Additional Technical Requirement: • Minecraft Java Edition$45–1 Session • Online3725.001P Th Nov 14 6-8 PMExtreme Coding - Articial Intelligence (Gr. 3-6) *Dive into more advanced computer science topics including articial intelligence and machine learning. Computers are getting smarter every day due to advances in machine-learning algorithms. Coders can teach computers to recognize faces, play games, and nd patterns. In our class we will create a chatbot, a rock-paper-scissors game, and more.Additional Technical Requirement: • Scratch and Scratch account - Instructions will be emailed$45–1 Session • Online3625.001P W Dec 18 6-8 PMGame Coding - Mario Kart (Gr. 3-6) *In this class we introduce students’ programming concepts using Scratch. Scratch is a drag-and-drop creative coding platform developed by MIT. Students will be instructed to make a Mario Kart-style game and then pick characters and track to customize their games.Additional Technical Requirement:• Scratch and Scratch account – Instructions will be emailed$60–1 Session • Online3729.001P Gr. 3-6Sa Nov 9 9 AM-12 PM$60–2 Sessions • Online3729.002P Gr. 3-6Sa Dec 14–21 8-9:30 AMGame Coding - Nintendo Characters (Gr. 1-4) *Create YOUR OWN VIDEO GAME! Love video games? Choose your storyline with popular Nintendo characters as your stars. Add challenges and difculty levels. Additional Technical Requirement:• Scratch and Scratch account – Instructions will be emailed$60–2 Sessions • Online3642.001P Sa Nov 16–23 8-9:30 AMGame Coding - Super Mario (Gr. 3-6) *In this class we introduce students’ programming concepts using Scratch. Scratch is a drag-and-drop creative coding platform developed by MIT. Students will be instructed to make a Mario Kart-style game and then pick characters and track to customize their games.Additional Technical Requirement:• Scratch and Scratch account – Instructions will be emailed$80–2 Sessions • Online3730.001P Sa Oct 19–26 8-10 AMTech Academy continuedSTEAM Course Note: LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.18Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Game Coding (Gr. 1-4) *Don’t just play games....CREATE them! All new games and characters! Create and learn to modify our arcade-style games using Scratch. Scratch is a programming language developed by MIT. Basic computer skills needed (basic keyboarding and using a mouse). Additional Technical Requirement:• Scratch and Scratch account – Instructions will be emailed$40–1 Session • Online3649.001P W Nov 13 6-7:30 PMIntro to 3D Printing (Gr. 2-6) *This 3D printing camp takes students through the 3D printing process from start to nish. Students will be designing a keychain, and the 3D print will be mailed home. No experience is necessary, but familiarity with doing common tasks using a computer and keyboarding is required. Fees listed include printing fee for one project. Additional Technical Requirement:• TinkerCAD (login information provided in class)$80–2 Sessions • Online3623.001P Gr. 2-5Th Oct 3–10 6-7:30 PM$60–1 Session • Online3623.003P Gr. 3-6W Nov 20 6-8 PM3623.002P Gr. 2-5M Dec 23 10 AM-12 PMIntro to Game Coding (Gr. 1-4) *Don’t Just PLAY games. CREATE them! All new games and characters! Create and learn to modify our arcade-style games using Scratch. Scratch is a programming language developed by MIT. Basic computer skills needed (basic keyboarding and using a mouse).Additional Technical Requirement:• Scratch and Scratch account – Instructions will be emailed$45–1 Session • Online3750.001P Sa Dec 28 10 AM-12 PM Intro to Minecraft Modding (Gr. 1-5) *Learn to make Java mods for Minecraft Java Edition using MCreator. Customize your gaming experience! MCreator is a great tool to learn Minecraft modding and to learn concepts of software programming. Students should be comfortable with keyboarding and, of course, playing Minecraft! Additional Technical Requirement:• MCreator - Instructions will be emailed$45–1 Session • Online3724.001P Th Dec 26 10 AM-12 PMIntro to Video Game Design with Nintendo Characters (Gr. 1-4) *Create YOUR OWN VIDEO GAME! Love video games? Choose your storyline with popular Nintendo characters as your stars. Add challenges and difculty levels. Additional Technical Requirement: • Scratch and Scratch account - Instructions will be emailed$60–2 Sessions • Online3622.001P W Oct 2–9 6-7:30 PMMinecraft Game Coding with Scratch (Gr. 2-4) *In this class we introduce students’ programming concepts using Scratch. Learn to create an interactive 2D video game using your FAVORITE Minecraft characters. Scratch is a drag-and-drop creative coding platform developed by MIT. Additional Technical Requirement:• Scratch and Scratch account – Instructions will be emailed$40–1 Session • Online3733.001P Th Nov 21 6-7:30 PMMinecraft Mod Development - Biomes (Gr. 2-6) *Create a new custom biome for this exciting new class! MCreator is an excellent tool for learning Minecraft modding and software programming concepts. Students will need to have Minecraft and mod-creation software (free download) installed prior to class. Video instructions will be sent prior to class. $40–1 Session • Online3740.001P W Nov 6 6-7:30 PMTech Academy courses are continued on page 20.19 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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Minecraft Mod Development - Custom Sword (Gr. 2-6) *For Minecraft enthusiasts that want to learn how to create their own custom sword. Learn how to make mods! Students will need to have Minecraft and mod creation software (free download) installed prior to class. Video instructions will be sent prior to class.$45–1 Session • Online3745.001P Tu Dec 3 6-8 PMMultiplayer Minecraft - City Builder (Gr. 2-6) *Collaborate with fellow students to construct a city! Students will take home their completed world les at the end of class. Beginners and experienced Minecrafters alike will love this action-packed camp! Additional Technical Requirement:• Minecraft Java Edition$60–2 Sessions • Online3748.001P Gr. 2-6Tu Sep 17–24 6-7:30 PM$80–2 Sessions • Online3748.002P Gr. 3-6Sa Dec 14–21 10 AM-12 PMMultiplayer Minecraft - Escape the Ender Dragon (Gr. 1-5) *Unleash your creativity as you work collaboratively. Create a world with others in multiple, unique-themed escape room adventure maps. Our mission is to race through the end and escape the Ender Dragon. Students will get a copy of the world to continue development at home. We will be using PC/Java edition of Minecraft. Additional Technical Requirement: • We will be using the PC/Java edition of Minecraft• Minecraft Education Edition downloaded and installed on iPad, MacBook, Windows PC or Chromebook (other tablets such as Android are not supported)$45–1 Session • Online3756.001P W Oct 16 6-8 PM$60–1 Session • Online3756.002P Tu Dec 31 9 AM-12 PMMultiplayer Minecraft - Master Builder (Gr 1-5) *Join us in this new multi-player Minecraft class. We will go over basic, and not so basic, building techniques and then work alone or collaboratively to complete building challenges on our Tech Academy Minecraft server. Additional Technical Requirement:• Minecraft Java Edition$60–1 Session • Online3735.001P Sa Nov 30 9 AM-12 PM Multiplayer Minecraft - Survival Challenge (Gr. 2-6) *Team up & survive in our multi-player world! Explore the unknown and join other survival enthusiasts to overcome challenges and complete quests on our server. Additional Technical Requirement:• Minecraft Java Edition PC (Windows or MacBook)$60–1 Session • Online3624.001P Gr. 2-6Th Oct 17 9 AM-12 PM$45–1 Session • Online3624.002P Gr. 2-5Tu Nov 12 6-8 PMMultiplayer Minecraft - Theme Park Builder (Gr. 1-5) *Work as a team to create a custom theme park in Minecraft. Possible projects include roller coasters, water rides, a trampoline park, an obstacle course, a boat race, and more! Students will get a link to download of the world map to expand on. Additional Technical Requirement: • Minecraft Java Edition$60–1 Session • Online3657.001P Sa Oct 12 9 AM-12 PMMultiplayer Minecraft - World Builder (Gr. 1-6) *Create a world with others in multiple, unique-themed lands. Build different biomes or base a section on your favorite movie or video game! Students will get a copy of the world to continue development at home.Additional Technical Requirement:• Minecraft Java Edition PC (Windows or MacBook)$60–2 Sessions • Online3746.001P Th Dec 5–12 6-7:30 PMTech Academy continued20Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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Multiplayer Minecraft-Block Hunter (Gr. 3-6) *Join us in this new multi-player Minecraft class as we play this hide-and-seek game. Hunters will work together to nd the hidden blocks and animals on our new adventure map. Get ideas to create your own Block Hunter minigame.Additional Technical Requirement:• Minecraft Java Edition$45–1 Session • Online3752.001P Tu Dec 10 6-8 PMPokemon Game Coding (Gr. 2-5) *In this class we introduce students’ programming concepts using Scratch. Learn to create an interactive 2D video game using your FAVORITE Pokémon characters. Scratch is a drag-and-drop creative coding platform developed by MIT. Additional Technical Requirement: • Scratch and Scratch account - Instructions will be emailed$60–2 Sessions • Online3669.001P Tu Oct 29–Nov 5 6-7:30 PMVideo Production - “Top” List Creator (Gr. 1-6) *Learn how to create YouTube content! YouTube is the top destination for online videos. Learn tricks that pro lmmakers use to create top-10 or favorite-list videos. Edit your video, add transitions, insert a soundtrack, and then share your nished video with the world! Additional Technical Requirement:• Cell phone video camera or external webcam• Wondershare Filmora (free download)$40–1 Session • Online3626.001P Gr. 1-5Th Oct 24 6-7:30 PM$60–1 Session • Online3626.002P Gr. 3-6F Dec 27 9 AM-12 PMVideo Production - Podcasting (Gr. 3-8) *Learn the ins and outs of producing your own podcast. Explore ideas, make a script map, and more! We will also go over rening your audio using Audacity. Edit your video, add transitions, insert a soundtrack, and then share your nished video with the world! Additional Technical Requirement:• Cell phone video camera or external webcam• Wondershare Filmora (free download)• Audacity free software download$45–1 Session • Online3659.001P Gr. 3-8Th Nov 7 6-8 PM3659.002P Gr. 4-8Sa Dec 7 9-11 AMVideo Production - Special Effects (Gr. 3-7) *Learn lm editing basics and how to use Hollywood-style special effects techniques. We will be teaching students how to create magical special effects. Additional Technical Requirement:• Cell phone video camera or external webcam • Wondershare Filmora (free download)$80–2 Sessions • Online3621.001P Sa Sep 28–Oct 5 9-11 AMVideo Production-YouTube Shorts & IG Reels & TikTok (Gr. 3-8) *Learn the art of production video shorts for Tiktok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels. Edit the video and add motion graphics and special effects to your own video short while practicing storytelling and lm production techniques.Additional Technical Requirement:• Cell phone video camera or external webcam • Wondershare Filmora (free download)$60–1 Session • Online3736.001P Gr. 3-7F Oct 18 9 AM-12 PM$80–2 Sessions • Online3736.002P Gr. 3-8Sa Nov 16–23 10 AM-12 PM21 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 24 for more information)

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www.rochesterce.org/saccENCOURAGE THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW.Apply to SACC for a job that will inspire and challenge you.For more information visit:www.applitrack.com/rochester/onlineapp/default.aspxDo you love working with kids? Whether an individual or a business, we want you! Share your talents and ideas with Community Education and the kids of Rochester Public Schools.Join us in our quest to Enrich our Community!Community Education Youth Enrichment is looking to partner with more local businesses, organizations, and individuals to provide amazing learning and enrichment opportunities for our community. We reach thousands of local youths each year as they explore new ways to learn and grow, with plenty of fun along the way.Let’s work together to provide even more of these opportunities! Please reach out to us for more information on how you can help us enrich our community!Contact:Adam McCaleb • admccaleb@rochesterschools.org • 507-328-40525K BEGINS AT 8:30 AMFREE FAMILY FUN RUN BEGINS AT 10:30 AMSOLDIERS MEMORIAL FIELD PARK 244 Soldiers Field Dr. SW, Rochester, MN 55902SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2024SOLDIERS MEMORIAL FIELD PARKhttps://bit.ly/ECFE-Run1ST ANNUAL ROCHESTER ECFE 5K AND FAMILY FUN RUNREGISTER TODAY!The whole family is invited to join the fun! Come out for the baby crawl, toddler and preschool heats, and even some big kid races! We will also have food options available for purchase and games in the green space of the park.

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REGISTRATION INFORMATIONPrompt registration is encouraged as space is limited and classes may ll quickly. Additional class times may be added if needed. Call Community Education at 507-328-4000 with any questions regarding class openings.CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY PRIOR TO START DATEIf you withdraw from a class more than 3 full business days (excluding weekends) before the class start date, you will receive a refund minus any costs incurred, including a processing fee.• For classes with a registration fee of less than $150, the processing fee is $5.• For classes with a registration fee of $150 or higher, the processing fee is $20.Classes may have a “No Refunds” date listed in the description. If a date is not specied, the “No Refunds” date is 3 full business days (excluding weekends) prior to the class start date. No refunds will be issued after the “No Refunds” date.CLASS WITHDRAWAL POLICY AFTER START DATEYou may withdraw from classes of three sessions or more after attending the rst session. You must notify the Enrichment Ofce, 507-328-4000, of your intent to withdraw prior to the second class. Unless otherwise indicated, you will be issued a prorated refund minus a $5 processing fee and any costs incurred.TRANSPORTATIONParents are responsible for their student’s transportation unless noted otherwise. Students should be dropped off no earlier than 10 minutes before the listed class start time. Students attending an after school class at their home school will go to the class after school is released. Parents/Guardians are responsible for communicating class information with the school staff. Student MUST be picked up promptly after the listed class end time. Students will only be released directly to their parent/guardian. Parents/Guardians: Please meet the instructor and your student at the main/front entrance of the building unless otherwise stated. Students will not be released to the parking areas. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATIONFamilies who qualify for the free or reduced price meal program may receive a 50 percent reduction in class fees up to $25 per child, per catalog. Partnership classes marked with * may be eligible for scholarships. Families may call Community Education at 507-328-4000 to determine if they meet the criteria.HEALTH CONCERNSCommunity Education staff will not administer medications to children participating in youth classes. Parents/guardians must stay on site if their child needs medication during class time.WAIVER OF LIABILITY NOTICEI understand that Independent School District #535 and Community Education are not responsible for any injury to my son or daughter, and I have my own insurance and/or I will be responsible for all services provided by a healthcare provider, hospital, and/or ambulance service. EMAIL NOTEIt has been brought to our attention that some families have not been receiving emails from Community Education. We recommend that you add our domain (rochesterschools.org) as a Safe or Trusted Sender to your email account.INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICYIf Rochester Public Schools are cancelled for the day, all Community Education day and evening classes are cancelled. If school begins late, Community Education morning classes will not meet. Classes that begin at noon or after will be held. If school dismisses early, all Community Education classes are cancelled for the remainder of the day and evening. If school is not cancelled, but the weather is threatening, evening classes may be cancelled by 3 PM. In all weather-related circumstances, you can call the Community Education Weather recording at 507-328-4010. You can also sign up for RPS Skylert message system to be notied regarding weather-related announcements at www.rochesterschools.org/page/inclement-weather, select Skyward/Skylert Resources > Skylert Community Sign Up. UCARE DISCOUNTEligible UCare members may get up to a $15 discount on many community education classes in Minnesota. Members must have UCare insurance at the time of registration and throughout the duration of the class. Members need to provide their UCare member ID number when registering for class. Limits and restrictions may apply.This program is partially funded with a grant from the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) using federal funding, CFDA 84.287, 21st Century Community Learning Centers. This program does not necessarily represent the policy of the federal Department of Education or MDE and you should not assume endorsement by the federal or state government.24Youth Enrichment Fall 2024 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONSSTEP ONE – The information you provide on the Registration Form will be entered and payment processed. You will receive a conrmation email or phone call when STEP ONE is complete and you are registered.STEP TWO – Follow the link in your conrmation email to share any information we may need to know to keep your child safe and to serve them to the best of our ability, (e.g., including health concerns or special needs). You may update this information in your account at any time.Call 507-328-4000 for assistance. Although Community Education is part of Rochester Public Schools, we do not have access to information you may have provided to other departments of the district. COMMUNITY EDUCATION YOUTH REGISTRATION FORMNorthrop Education Center • 201 8th Street NW Rochester, MN 55901www.rochesterce.org/register • 507-328-4000 STEP ONE: Registration InformationStudent’s First Name Last Name Address Zip Code City Birthdate Age Gender School Grade (2024-25) Parent/Guardian Email Address Home Phone Cell Phone Work Phone Parent/Guardian Name We like to photograph our participants in action from time to time. My child may be photographed. Yes NoClass Code Class Title Dates Time FeeT-Shirt Size: YOUTH S M L ADULT S M L XLTOTAL: Cash Check Number (Make checks payable to “Community Education”) Discover MasterCard VISA AmEx Card # - - - Exp. Date / Signature Card holder’s printed name STEP TWO: Conrm your personal information (watch for email)25

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