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Everyone Connects!507-328-4000rochesterce.org/registerPaint Your Own Pottery pg. 3Creative Writing pg. 7Intro To Piano pg. 8Club Invention pg. 19 & 21WINTER & WINTER & SPRING SPRING 20222022

Community Education Youth Enrichment201 8th St NWRochester, MN 55901CATALOG CONTENTSACT Prep ...................................... 1Arts & Crafts ............................... 2Brain Boosters ........................... 4Dance ........................................... 6Health & Safety ...........................7Language, Music & Culture ......7Recreation & Sports ................. 8STEAM ........................................18Theatre ...................................... 23RPS Non-Student Days: Feb 9, Apr 20, May 11CE Youth Enrichment WILL hold classes on these dates.Community Education Ofces will be closed: Jan 17, Feb 21, May 30Dates, 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/registerPhoto Disclaimer: We currently follow prevention protocols (including masking) for the safety of our staff and participants in all of our in-person classes. Many photos in this catalog were taken prior to COVID-19 or in an area where social distancing and other safety protocols were followed.Greetings from the Community Education Youth Enrichment ProgramWe are excited to kick off 2022 and share our Winter/Spring catalog! We strive to bring a large variety of opportunity for youth in our community, and hope you will nd that within.As we begin a new year, we have many reasons to be thankful at Community Education Youth Enrichment. One of the things we are most grateful for is you! The students and families of the CE Youth Enrichment Program are simply the best. Without you, we would not be able to continue to provide as many learning and enrichment opportunities for the community of Rochester. We had a wonderful year in 2021, even with all the trials and tribulations, thanks in large part to you. As we roll into 2022, we cannot wait to see all the familiar faces back in our classes. We also hope to see many new ones. So, if you have enjoyed a CE Youth Enrichment class, be sure to tell your neighbors and friends so they can come along with you to the next one. Thank you, Rochester, and may 2022 be our best year yet!Nate Schriever Ma Gove Amanda Garcia Youth Program Manager Youth Enrichment Coordinator Youth Enrichment CoordinatorCONTACT US507-328-4000 rochesterce@rochesterschools.orgINCLEMENT 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.

Advantage ACT Test Preparation Virtual Online Course (Gr. 10-12) *Advantage Educational Programs provide an introduction to 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 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.$150–4 SessionsLocation: Online5419.001P Sa Jan 8–29 9 AM-12 PM5419.002P Sa Feb 5–26 9 AM-12 PM5419.003P Sa Mar 12–Apr 2 9 AM-12 PM5419.004P Su May 1–22 1-4 PMDoorway to College ACT Prep Seminar (Gr. 10-12) *The National ACT exam will be given to all juniors in Rochester Public Schools on Thursday, March 3, 2022. This intensive test preparation seminar is designed to coach high school students to do their best on the ACT Test. The participants can expect to:The participants can expect to: learn tips for improvement in all sub-sets; practice strategies to eliminate wrong answer choices; prepare to write a well-organized essay; take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience; reduce test anxiety and gain condence; and receive a comprehensive study guide and practice-test workouts. There will be a 45 minute lunch break during which students are responsible for their own lunch. Please bring two pencils and a calculator to the seminar.$109–1 SessionLocation: Northrop5410.201P Sa Jan 22 9 AM-3 PM Rm 1095410.202P Sa Feb 26 9 AM-3 PM Rm 308ACT PrepAdvantage ACT Test Preparation (Gr. 10-12) *Advantage Educational Programs provide an introduction to 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 in10th 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. Please bring notebook paper, pencils, calculator, and a small 3-ring binder or folder.$150–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 2015418.201P Sa Jan 29–Feb 26Skip: Feb 198:30-11:30 AM5418.202P Sa Jan 29–Feb 26Skip: Feb 1912 PM-3 PM5418.301P Sa Apr 30–May 21 9 AM-12 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. 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.$60Location: Online5417.002P1 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

Arts & CraftsA Geeky Afternoon (Gr. K-5)Experience an afternoon of awesome geekiness! Students in this course will spend the afternoon doing crafts and games themed around all their favorite geeky things: Star Wars, Harry Potter, video games and more. This is a fun class you won’t want to miss!$24–1 SessionLocation: George Gibbs–Art Rm2342.201 GB Th Feb 10 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092342.202 NO Sa Apr 9 1-2:30 PM2342.203 NO Sa May 21 12 PM-1:30 PMClay Creations (Gr. K-5)Experience and explore the world of polymer clay. From miniature characters to bowls and more, students will learn all about how to create using polymer clay. What do you think you will create?$24–1 SessionLocation: Overland–Art Rm2488.201 OV F Mar 11 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092488.202 NO Sa Mar 19 9:30-11 AMFlowers for Mother’s Day (Gr. K-5 w/Adult)In this fun adult/child course, participants will rst paint a lovely pot and then ll it with owers! Bring your mom, grandma, aunt, or other favorite adult role model to celebrate spring and those special role models in our lives! An adult must attend this class but does not need to register.$24–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1092343.201 Sa May 14 9:30-11 AMGarden Keepsake for Kids (Gr. K-5)Spring is here! Students in this class will make their own stepping stone to add to their lawn or garden that will last for years to come. Students will mold plaster and then add gems, shells, and other art deco to create this unique masterpiece!$24–1 SessionLocation: Elton Hills–Art Rm2340.301 EH Th Apr 7 4-5:30 PMLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm2340.302 FO Th Apr 21 4-5:30 PMJunior Jewelry Makers Workshop (Gr. 3-5)Are you looking for a fun, creative activity? Join us as we design and create unique pieces of jewelry! Each month will focus on a new theme and different creations. February: Leather and Braiding, March: Wire and Metal, April: Rings and Blings$24–1 SessionLocation: Elton Hills–Art Rm4109.201 EH Th Feb 3 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: Overland–Art Rm4109.202 OV Th Feb 17 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1094109.203 NO Sa Feb 26 9:30-11 AMLocation: Bamber Valley–Art Rm 4109.204 BV Th Mar 3 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm 4109.205 FO Th Mar 10 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Art Rm 4109.206 GB Th Mar 17 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: Hoover–Art Rm 4109.207 HO Th Apr 14 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: Jefferson–Art Rm 4109.208 JE Th Apr 21 4:05-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 316 4109.209 NO Sa Apr 30 9:30-11 AM2Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Kids Can Sew! Polar Fleece Hats (Gr. 4-8)Join us as we learn the basics of sewing using a sewing machine and make a soft and warm polar eece hat that you will be proud to wear! This course is for both beginner and intermediate level sewing students. All class materials including sewing machines will be provided.$29–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1122432.201 Sa Feb 5 9-11:30 AMKids Can Sew! Polar Fleece Pillowcase (Gr. 4-8)Calling all children who like to sew! Join us as we learn the basics of sewing using a sewing machine and make a soft, fuzzy eece pillowcase. This course is for both beginner and intermediate level sewing students. All class materials including sewing machines will be provided.$29–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1022433.201 Sa Apr 23 9-11:30 AMPaint Your Own Pottery (Gr. K-5)Each student will get a chance to paint their own ceramic, cereal sized bowl and take it home. The student will learn how to plan out their design and then ll in and layer with bright, colorful glazes for the best results. After class, bowls will be cured by the instructor to ensure they last a lifetime. Families will be contacted for pottery pickup when the pieces are ready.$29–1 SessionLocation: George Gibbs–Art Rm4107.201 GB Tu Apr 19 4-5:30 PMLocation: Jefferson–Art Rm4107.202 JE Tu Apr 26 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1024107.203 NO Sa Apr 30 9:30-11 AMLocation: Northrop–Rm 3164107.204 NO Tu May 3 5:30-7 PMPrintmaking for Kids (Gr. K-5)In this amazing art course, students will utilize recycled paper and cardboard, bubble wrap, styrofoam, potatoes and other objects to make and explore printmaking. We will also learn to use a small press to produce colorful one-of-a-kind prints!$24–1 SessionLocation: Ben Franklin–Art Rm4105.201 BF Tu Jan 25 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1094105.202 NO Sa Jan 29 9:30-11 AMLocation: Longfellow–Art/Music Rm4105.203 LF Tu Feb 1 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 2014105.204 NO Tu Feb 8 5:30-7 PMWooden Sculptures (Gr. K-5)Using the art of famous artists as inspiration, students will make their unique wooden creations. Concepts of learning how to combine different shapes and 3 dimensional creations will be the focus. No tools required, just glue and a great imagination!$24–1 SessionLocation: Washington–Art Rm4106.201 WA Tu Feb 22 4-5:30 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Art Rm4106.202 BV Tu Mar 1 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 2014106.203 NO Tu Mar 8 5:30-7 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 2014106.204 NO Sa Mar 12 9:30-11 AM3 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

Sunshine and Roses: Canvas Painting (Ages 6 & Up) *Join Sunshine and Roses Traveling Art Studio to paint and create your own beautiful masterpiece! These courses are so much fun and no experience is needed. Step-by-step instructions will be given by our teaching artist. All supplies including an 11x14 canvas are provided to participants. Moms, dads, grandmas, and grandpas can all join the fun! Adults are invited to register as well for an amazing bonding experience with their student. Please come dressed in clothes that can get paint on them. This course is taught by Penni Kittelson, of Sunshine and Roses Canvas Traveling Art Studio.$28–1 SessionLocation: NorthropSilly Snowman4142.201P Sa Feb 5 9-10 AM Rm 102Glittery Snowy Sunset4142.202P Sa Feb 5 10:30-11:30 AM Rm 102Name Design4142.203P Sa Mar 12 10-11 AM Rm 109Large Flower4142.204P Sa Apr 9 10-11 AM Rm 109Dragonies 4142.205P Sa May 21 10-11 AM Rm 102Brain BoostersMAGIKIDS! We believe that teaching Magic builds skills such as critical thinking, math, and reading. Magic also helps encourage socialization and engagement. Our Sort, Build, Play curriculum gets kids to engage with the game in a way that not only keeps them focused on the learning in that moment, but makes it more likely they will stick with it down the road.Class location: MagiKids, 4229 W. Frontage Rd NW, Hwy 52 NLearn Magic: The Gathering (Ages 10 & Up) *Magic is like playing chess… with monsters… on baseball cards! Want to cast spells like Harry Potter? Want the Sorting Hat to help you pick one (or more) of the ve Magic colors to play? Our nonprot organization was built for you, and our Cardwarts program gets you started! We help build skills such as critical thinking, math, and reading. Magic can also encourage socialization and engagement, with minimal screen time. We will provide cards, sleeves and deck boxes to all participants who come willing to learn and have fun! Want to try it rst? Go to magic.wizards.com and click on MTG Arena.$79–4 Sessions3206.201P Tu, Th Jan 4–13 6:30-8:30 PM3206.202P Tu, Th Apr 5–14 6:30-8:30 PMVarious Ways to Play Magic: The Gathering (Ages 10 & Up) *You know how to play Magic: The Gathering and love it. You know how to build a deck and you are ready to learn more. Join us for some various ways to play this game. Concepts include drafting, tournament play, and playing with more than two players. We will provide cards, sleeves and deck boxes to all participants who come willing to learn and have fun! It is recommended that you already know how to play Magic: The Gathering.$79–4 Sessions3207.201P Tu, Th Feb 1–10 6:30-8:30 PMCE WEATHERLINEFor weather-related announcements, call 507-328-4010.See page 28 for more information.4Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Family Time with Magic: The Gathering (Ages 10 & Up) *Magic for the whole family! In this course, parents will have the opportunity to learn a new game with your kids that you can all play together the entire year. Do you all enjoy dragons, spells, and fantasy? Interested in promoting socializing, reading, and strategizing? Magic: The Gathering is a card game where wizards build a spell book without the screen time! MagiKids was built for you and our program gets you started. We help build skills such as critical thinking, math, and reading. Our Sort, Build, Play curriculum gets kids to engage with the game in a way that not only keeps them focused on learning in the moment, but makes it more likely they will stick with it down the road. We will provide cards, sleeves and deck boxes to all participants who come willing to learn and have fun! $79–4 Sessions3208.301P Tu, Th Mar 15–24 6:30-8:30 PM{YEL!} Grandmasters of Chess 1.3 (Gr. K-5) *Returning students invited. Our spring session focuses on intermediate and advanced concepts and features an end-of-year in-class tournament. The {YEL!} Teach It! Practice It! Play It!® method keeps students progressing through 60+ chess lessons and thousands of puzzles as well as guided games. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session.$93–6 SessionsLocation: Lincoln–Media Center2044.301P LN Tu Apr 12–May 17 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center2044.302P BV W Apr 6–May 25 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Apr 20, May 11Location: Washington–Art Rm2044.303P WA Th Apr 14–May 19 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Sunset Terrace–Art Rm2044.304P ST F Apr 15–May 20 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Ben Franklin–Art Rm2044.305P BF F Apr 15–May 20 4:05-5:05 PMChess (Gr. 1-5)The game of chess is one of the oldest and most popular board games in the world! Chess helps develop critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, concentration, memory, attention span, patience, and sportsmanship. Students will learn basic principles and strategies of how to open a chess game, how to conduct the middlegame, and how to win (or avoid losing) in the endgame. Many other basic to advanced level tactics are also taught. This class is for beginners and advanced players.$44–4 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center3205.201 GB W Jan 26–Feb 23 4-5:30 PM Skip: Feb 9Location: Overland–Media Center-C2203205.202 OV Th Jan 27–Feb 17 4-5:30 PMLocation: Ben Franklin–Rm 100A, Media Center3205.203 BF W Mar 2–23 4-5:30 PMLocation: Lincoln–Media Center3205.204 LN Th Mar 3–24 4-5:30 PMLocation: Jefferson–Media Center3205.205 JE W Apr 6–May 4 4-5:30 PM Skip: Apr 20Location: Longfellow–Media Center3205.206 LF Th Apr 14–May 5 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1123205.207 NO Sa Apr 23–May 14 10-11:30 AM{YEL!} Grandmasters of Chess 1.2 (Gr. K-5) *New and returning students are invited to attend our winter session which focuses on advanced beginner and intermediate concepts. The {YEL!} Teach It! Practice It! Play It!® method keeps chess students progressing through 60+ chess lessons and thousands of puzzles as well as guided games and in-class tournaments. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session.$93–6 SessionsLocation: Lincoln–Media Center2043.201P LN Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center2043.202P BV W Jan 19–Mar 2 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 9Location: Longfellow–Media Center2043.203P LF W Jan 19–Mar 2 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 9Location: Washington–Art Rm2043.204P WA Th Jan 20–Feb 24 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Sunset Terrace–Art Rm2043.205P ST M Jan 24–Mar 7 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 21Location: Ben Franklin–Media Center2043.206P BF F Jan 28–Mar 11 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Mar 45 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

Dance{YEL!} Junior Dance: Industry Dance (Gr. K-5) *Industry Dance is an inclusion focused dance program. We focus on building strong dance character and self-esteem in your children. We will learn basic dance techniques as well as the most up to date dance styles like Contemporary, Jazz, HipHop, Commercial Dancing, and TikTok routines in a productive learning environment! Finally, students put it all together in a choreographed routine in preparation for the recital. Dress for movement. Tennis shoes with no grips. We prefer your children wear joggers, no leggings or shorts for optimal movement. Pull long hair back. A water bottle and towel are suggested. RECITAL: Will take place the last 30 minutes of the last class.$87–6 SessionsLocation: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym2603.201P FO Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 6-7 PMLocation: Overland–Gym2603.202P OV W Jan 19–Feb 23 6-7 PMLocation: Gage–Cafeteria/Gym2603.203P GA M Jan 24–Mar 7 6-7 PM Skip: Feb 21Location: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym2603.301P FO Tu Apr 12–May 17 6-7 PMLocation: Overland–Gym2603.302P OV W Apr 13–May 18 6-7 PM{YEL!} Junior Dance (Gr. K-5) *Glissade, pirouette and chasse your way across the oor as you learn fundamental dance repertoire while preparing for the end of session recital. Each class students are taught dance fundamentals. Students practice those fundamentals as a group and individually. They implement what they’ve learned into across-the-oor and barre routines. Finally, students put it all together in a choreographed routine in preparation for the recital. Ballet or jazz dance shoes are recommended, but not required. Dress your child for movement. RECITAL: Will take place the last 30 minutes of the last class. $80–6 SessionsLocation: Ben Franklin–Cafeteria/Gym2602.201P BF W Jan 19–Feb 23 6-7 PM2602.301P BF W Apr 13–May 18 6-7 PMBackstage at the Ballet (Gr. K-5) *Join professional dancer and instructor Amanda Moder in a “behind the scenes” experience at the theatre! Course includes an introductory ballet class, storytelling, and backstage tour of Rochester Ensemble of Dance’s rehearsal for Snow White. Please wear sneakers/dance shoes and comfortable clothing that allows for unrestricted movement.$25–1 SessionLocation: Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center Dr SEGr. K-2 3601.301P W Apr 13 5-6:30 PMGr. 3-5 3601.302 W Apr 13 6:30-8 PM6Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Health & SafetyCABS: Child & Babysitting Safety (Gr. 4-8) *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, and the colorful magazine format of the student book makes learning fun. From getting started with your business, to working with parents and children, to 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.$55–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1093903.201P Sa Feb 5 9 AM-12 PM3903.301P Sa Apr 30 9 AM-12 PMHome Alone (Gr. 3-7) *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.$35–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 1093904.201P Sa Feb 5 12:30-2:30 PM3904.301P Sa Apr 30 12:30-2:30 PMLanguage, Music & CultureCreative Writing for Elementary Students (Gr. K-5) *In this amazing course, students will dive into the world of creative writing, learning as much as they can about creating interesting characters, building plots with plenty of action, and crafting vivid scenes that will grab a reader’s attention. Each writing course will use a theme that will allow students to use the skills learned to creatively write a story they’ll be proud to bring home.This course is run in collaboration with the Rochester Writing Lab. Rochester Writing Lab is committed to providing students more opportunities to write creatively. Join us as we explore everything ction. No experience is necessary but an active imagination is a MUST! $25–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 102Journey to the Center of the EarthGr. K-2 4143.201P Sa Jan 29 9-10:30 AMGr. 3-5 4143.202P Sa Jan 29 11 AM-12:30 PMIf My Pet Could TalkGr. K-2 4143.203P Sa Feb 26 9-10:30 AMGr. 3-5 4143.204P Sa Feb 26 11 AM-12:30 PMDream VacationGr. K-2 4143.205P Sa Mar 19 9-10:30 AMGr. 3-5 4143.206P Sa Mar 19 11 AM-12:30 PMCreative Writing Exploration (Gr. 3-5) *Join us as we explore ction writing, playwriting, screenwriting, and journalism. Each week we’ll discover what makes each of these writing styles unique and practice what we learn. This course is run in collaboration with the Rochester Writing Lab. Rochester Writing Lab is committed to providing students more opportunities to write creatively. Join us as we explore everything ction. No experience is necessary but an active imagination is a MUST!$45–4 SessionsLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm4144.301P FO Tu Apr 12–May 3 4:05-5:05 PM7 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

I Want To Be A Published Author! (Gr. 3-5) *Have you ever wanted to become a published author? Now is your chance! Using a kit from Studentreasures Publishing, each student will publish their own book and receive one hardcover copy.$84–8 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Art Rm2543.201P BV Tu, Th Feb 1–24 4:05-5:05 PMIntro to Piano (Ages 8-12) *Has your child expressed an interest in playing piano or simply just loves music? This course offers children the opportunity to begin learning the piano and explore a love of music. Intro to Piano is for beginner students with little or no experience in playing the piano. Vivian Lark, a local piano instructor and musician, will teach the basics of technique, common hand positions, music theory, and rhythm. Included in the course is the opportunity to take home your beginner keyboard between lessons. Students interested in this course should not only commit to attending all 4 sessions but time to practice between sessions at home. Class sizes are small to ensure the best possible outcome. To see more, visit Vivian’s YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC5SOfnUmhC4-nJIZA8tPs9Q$96–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 1124110.301P Sa Apr 23–May 14 1-2 PMRecreation & SportsArcheryArchery (Gr. 3-8) *Join the Archery Headquarters team to gain the knowledge and skill to become an archer! In this course you will safely learn all aspects of how to use a bow and arrow. Starting with correct form in stance, then learning how to correctly hold, aim, and shoot the bow. Safety is a high priority at Archery Headquarters and your keen attention will be required during each class. All equipment is provided. Sign up and learn a great recreational sport that will stay with you all your life. $60–4 SessionsLocation: Archery Headquarters, 3440 Northern Valley Place NE. Located off CTY RD 22.Gr. 3-5 2138.301P W, Th Apr 13–21 5-6 PMGr. 6-8 2138.302P W, Th Apr 13–21 6-7 PMBasketball{YEL!} Junior Basketball (Gr. K-3) *Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) class. We teach new skills each class, practice those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourage students to use those skills in introductory basketball games. Emphasis is placed on basic skills development of dribbling, shooting, passing, sportsmanship and teamwork.$80–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym2070.201P BV Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 6-7 PMLocation: Folwell–Cafeteria/Gym2070.202P FO M Jan 24–Mar 7 6-7 PM Skip: Feb 21Location: Northrop–Gym2070.203P NO Sa Jan 29–Mar 19 10-11 AM Skip: Feb 19, Mar 5Location: Gage–Gym2070.301P GA F Apr 15–May 20 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Gym2070.302P GB F Apr 15–May 20 6-7 PM PARK SINGING ARTS EVENT FREE!!Open to YOUTH of all ages!Come and explore singing, dancing, and a variety of musical instruments! Free gift for all participantsSponsored by Sing Out Loud and other area arts organizations—Visit www.singoutloud.org for more information.Questions? executivedirector@singoutloud.org8Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Little Hoopsters (Gr. K-5)Little Hoopsters is designed for new and beginner basketball players to learn and improve their skills. Athletes will work on dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive skills to build the foundation of their game for years to come. Rules and strategies of the game will also be covered. Most importantly, having fun is sure to be a slam dunk! Students should wear proper athletic shoes and clothing, and bring a water bottle each week.$44–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–GymGr. K-2 2050.201 M Jan 24–Feb 14 5-6 PMGr. 3-5 2050.202 M Jan 24–Feb 14 6:15-7:15 PMCheerMinnesota Xtreme Cheer U: Intro to Cheer (Ages 6-11) *This class is for individuals who would like introductory training to cheerleading. Experience can range from beginner to intermediate. This is a great training class to prepare your athlete for a competitive team! In this class we will work on all areas of cheerleading including tumbling, stunting, jumps and motions. Attire for the class is athletic shorts, a tted tank or t-shirt and athletic shoes. Please have your athletes bring a water bottle and the shoes they plan on participating in. Hair should be up in a ponytail. Please take all jewelry off before attending class. $94–8 SessionsLocation: Minnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer Studio, 1252 60th Ave NW2610.201P M Jan 24–Mar 14 6-6:40 PM2610.202P Tu Jan 25–Mar 15 6:30-7:10 PM2610.203P M Apr 4–May 23 6-6:40 PM2610.204P Tu Apr 5–May 24 6:30-7:10 PMFigure SkatingROCHESTER FIGURE SKATING CLUBSkate rental is available for $2 per lesson. It is strongly recommended that participants wear a helmet during class. Location: Rochester Recreation Center, 21 Elton Hills DR NWLearn2Skate (Ages 6-12) *Beginning 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. $146–7 Sessions2226.201P Tu Jan 4–Feb 22Skip: Feb 16-6:30 PM2226.202P Th Jan 6–Feb 24Skip: Feb 36-6:30 PM2226.203P F Jan 7–Feb 25Skip: Feb 46:15-6:45 PM2226.204P Sa Jan 8–Feb 26Skip: Feb 511-11:30 AM$164–8 Sessions2226.205P Tu Mar 8–May 17Skip: Mar 22, 29, Apr 196-6:30 PM2226.206P Th Mar 10–May 19Skip: Mar 24, 31, Apr 216-6:30 PM2226.207P F Mar 11–May 20Skip: Mar 25, Apr 1, 226:15-6:45 PM2226.208P Sa Mar 12–May 21Skip: Mar 26, Apr 2, 2311-11:30 AMLearn2Skate for Hockey (Ages 6-12) *Students 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, and skaters must provide their own equipment. Instructors use the Learn2Skate USA curriculum, which is sanctioned by the U.S. Figure Skating and USA Hockey. $146–7 Sessions2224.201P F Jan 7–Feb 25Skip: Feb 46:15-6:45 PM$164–8 Sessions2224.202P F Mar 11–May 20Skip: Mar 25, Apr 1, 226:15-6:45 PM9 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

FencingRYFJoin Rochester Youth Fencers (RYF) to learn a thrilling competitive sport that lasts a lifetime!Location: John Adams–GymMN High School Meet Preparation/Open Fencing (Age 7 & Up) *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 $20 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.$60–18 Sessions2080.201P M, Th Jan 20–Mar 24Skip: Feb 217-9 PM$60–16 Sessions2080.301P M, Th Apr 4–May 26 7-9 PMCompetitive Fencing for Beginners (Gr. 5-12) *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. Students interested in competition will have the opportunity to compete in USFA tournaments. Tournaments are optional and additional fees may apply. All equipment is provided. $99–8 Sessions2058.201P M Jan 24–Mar 21Skip: Feb 217-8 PMIntermediate Competitive Fencing (Gr. 3-12) *Students who have acquired the basic repertoire of fencing skills have the opportunity to continue to improve, master new skills, techniques, tactics and strategies to fence more effectively. This course will better prepare you for competition in USFA tournaments. *Please note all participants should have basic fencing skills and knowledge. This is NOT a beginner’s course. Prerequisite: Competitive Fencing for Beginners (highly recommended).$78–8 Sessions2078.301P M Apr 4–May 23 7-8 PM{YEL!} Fencing (Gr. 2-5) *Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone participates) Olympic Sport. We teach fencers new skills each class, practice those skills in kid-friendly fencing games, and then encourage students to use those skills in fencing bouts (matches). All equipment provided. $96–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym2052.201P BV M Jan 24–Mar 7Skip: Feb 216-7:30 PM{YEL!} Fencing 2.1 (Gr. 2-5) *Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone participates) Olympic Sport. We teach fencers new skills each class, practice those skills in kid-friendly fencing games, and then encourage students to use those skills in fencing bouts (matches). All equipment provided. $96–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Gym2053.301P BV M Apr 4–May 9 6-7:30 PM{YEL!} Varsity Fencing Club (Ages 9 and Up) *{YEL!} Varsity Fencing Club prepares fencing students for competition at local, regional and state meets. Focus is on: •Electric fencing bouts; •Endurance for 15-point matches; •Rally Team scoring and rules; •Education on fencing rules and etiquette; • Coaching support at some local and regional tournaments (schedule TBD). Students will be encouraged to participate in {YEL!} tournaments, Team versus Team Dual Meets, and the MN State Fencing tournament.Location: Gage–Cafeteria/Gym$305–17 Sessions2501.201P W, F Jan 19–Mar 23Skip: Jan 21, Mar 46-7:30 PM$252–14 Sessions2501.301P Tu, Th Apr 12–May 26 6-7:30 PM10Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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. We teach players new skills each class, practice those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourage students to use those skills in non-contact ag football games. Safety and sportsmanship are emphasized. We focus on basic skills development in passing, catching, defending, and teamwork. $80–6 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Fields2604.201P GB M Apr 11–May 16 6-7 PMLocation: Lincoln–Fields2604.202P LN Tu Apr 12–May 17 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Ben Franklin–Fields2604.203P BF W Apr 13–May 18 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Gage–Fields2604.204P GA W Apr 13–May 18 6-7 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Fields2604.205P BV F Apr 15–May 20 4:05-5:05 PM @RochesterCEJOIN COMMUNITY ED AT TARGET FIELD THIS SUMMER!Catch a coach bus at Northrop Education Center and enjoy a day of baseball.There is nothing like summertime in Twins Territory. The ballpark, the fun, the food, the game. Plan to create memories with family and friends at a Twins game this year!Fee includes coach bus transportation, covered seating in section 326, and $10 in food coupons. Sunday, June 12: Twins vs. Tampa Bay Rays (9245.231) Wednesday, August 3: Twins vs. Detroit Tigers (9245.232)11 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

GymnasticsGYMNASTICSStudents will be split into ability-based age groups whenever possible but due to registration numbers classes may be combined. Location: Gage East–Gymnastics Gym, 930 40th ST NW.Beginner I (Gr. 1-7)The Beginner I class is open to all gymnasts. We will focus on developing basic gymnastics skills in all events, including forward rolls, backward rolls, headstands on oor, front support, casts and basic swinging on the bars, walking and jumping on the beam, basic springboard technique and vaulting skills. $126–7 Sessions2155.301 Tu Apr 5–May 17 6-7 PM2155.302 Tu Apr 5–May 17 6-7 PM2155.303 Tu Apr 5–May 17 7:15-8:15 PM2155.304 Th Apr 7–May 19 6-7 PM2155.305 Th Apr 7–May 19 6-7 PMBeginner II (Gr. 1-7)This class will continue developing basic gymnastics skills on all events with a focus on form, including forward rolls, cartwheels and handstands on oor, glide swings and pullovers on the bars, jumps and turns on the beam, springboard technique and basic vaulting skills. $126–7 Sessions2156.301 M Apr 4–May 16 6-7 PM2156.302 Th Apr 7–May 19 7:15-8:15 PM2156.303 Th Apr 7–May 19 7:15-8:15 PMIntermediate I (Gr. K-7)This class is appropriate for all gymnasts who have mastered the basic gymnastics skills of cartwheels, walking and jumping on the beam, pullovers on the bars, and springboard technique on the vault. In this class, we will introduce beam tumbling, round offs, back walkovers and front limbers on oor, back hip circles and sole circle dismounts on bars, along with continued springboard technique for vault.$126–7 Sessions2157.301 Tu Apr 5–May 17 7:15-8:15 PMIntermediate II (Gr. K-7)This class is appropriate for all gymnasts who have mastered cartwheels, round offs and back walkovers, jumping and turning on the beam, casting, pullovers and back hip circles on the bars, and springboard technique on the vault. This class will have a greater focus on form while working on beam tumbling, round offs with rebounds, back and front walkovers on oor, back and front hip circles on bars, and more complex gymnastics skills.$126–7 Sessions2158.301 M Apr 4–May 16 7:15-8:15 PMAdvanced Gymnastics (Gr. 2-8)Advanced Gymnastics class is open to all gymnasts grades 2-8 who have mastered the beginner and intermediate gymnastic skills, and are interested in advancing their gymnastic ability. This class is form focused while introducing and working on back extensions, aerials, front and back handsprings, on oor, kips and hop ups on bars, full turns, jumps, leaps and dismounts on beam and inverted vaults.$189–7 Sessions2160.301 M Apr 4–May 16 6-8 PMCE WEATHERLINEFor weather-related announcements, call 507-328-4010.See page 28 for more information.12Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Horse RidingTURN CREST STABLESHelmets are available or bring your own helmet. Riders MUST wear long pants (jeans) and boots or sturdy shoes with a 1-inch heel, no tennis shoes. Class is held at Turn Crest Stables, 26947 CTY HWY 34, Kasson. Directions: Take Hwy #14 west past Byron 2 mi. Turn right at CTY #15, go 1/4 mi. to stop sign, take a left to Turn Crest Stable.Horse Riding Lessons (Ages 7-Up) *Join us for some amazing horseback-riding lessons! Not only will we learn how to properly ride a horse but also how to groom and tack up the horse you are going to ride. $144–4 Sessions2208.301P Th May 5–26 6:30-7 PM2208.302P Th May 5–26 7-7:30 PMLittle Riders Riding Camp (Ages 5-7 w/Adult) *Our Little Riders will learn how to ride and control a horse from horseback while an adult is leading them. By the end of this course, our riders will be riding their horse on their own! All riders must have an adult attend each class with them, no exceptions. $144–4 Sessions2205.301P Tu Apr 5–26 6:30-7 PM2205.302P Tu Apr 5–26 7-7:30 PMYoung Riders Day at the Stables (Ages 7 & Up) *Ready for an amazing day at the stable? Students will get to meet all the schooling horses at Turn Crest Stables and we will learn about horse breeds, coloring, and anatomy. Students will also learn to groom and tack their horse. And of course, we will get to do some horseback riding! Most of the class will be held in the indoor arena, but dress for the weather. $66–1 Session2207.301P Sa May 14 10 AM-1 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. One adult may attend and participate with the child at no extra charge. Classes are held at 4Kicks Taekwondo, 4915 Hwy 52 NW, Frontage Road, on the north side of the Slumberland building. Driveway entrance is between Slumberland and State Farm and the door is between the Detour Athletics door and the Slumberland pick-up door.Location: 4Kicks Family Taekwondo, 4915 Hwy 52 NWAges 4-7 *This is an introductory course for students new to Taekwondo. Students who wish to continue Taekwondo lessons after completing this course should contact 4Kicks Family Taekwondo for further information. $25–3 Sessions2181.201P W Jan 12–26 5:15-6 PM2181.202P W Feb 9–23 5:15-6 PM2181.203P W Mar 9–23 5:15-6 PM2181.204P W Apr 6–20 5:15-6 PM2181.205P W May 4–18 5:15-6 PMAges 8 & Up *This class includes training in bully prevention, advanced self-defense, use of nunchuk, escrima, board breaks, and other advanced concepts. $25–3 Sessions2182.201P M Jan 10–24 7-7:30 PM2182.202P Tu Jan 11–25 6-6:30 PM2182.203P M Feb 7–21 7-7:30 PM2182.204P Tu Feb 8–22 6-6:30 PM2182.205P M Mar 7–21 7-7:30 PM2182.206P Tu Mar 8–22 6-6:30 PM2182.207P M Apr 4–18 7-7:30 PM2182.208P Tu Apr 5–19 6-6:30 PM2182.209P M May 2–16 7-7:30 PM2182.210P Tu May 3–17 6-6:30 PM13 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

Nordic SkiRochester Nordic Ski Club (Gr. 3-6)Coaches from the Rochester Nordic Ski Team will provide Nordic group ski lessons, games and movement exercises to help young skiers learn and enjoy the sport of cross-country skiing! All classes will be held at Quarry Hill Nature Center. Please watch for signage to direct you where to go. Skiers must dress appropriately for the weather as we will be outside skiing for the duration of each class. Skiers must bring their own equipment (skis, boots and poles appropriately sized to the skier) or make arrangements to rent equipment from Tyrol Ski & Sports or Quarry Hill prior to the start of each lesson. Join us as we enjoy the Minnesota winter and learn a sport to last a lifetime! Please note the rst session meeting on January 12th will be a skier/parent informational meeting. No equipment will be necessary for this class session.$55–7 SessionsLocation: Quarry Hill Nature Center2085.101 W Jan 12–Feb 23 4:30-5:30 PMIntro to Taekwondo Martial Arts Fitness (Ages 5-Adult) *Taekwondo will help you develop discipline, respect, and condence, as well as learn to focus and listen. Wear comfortable workout clothes and be ready for some fun. Parents, would you like to join your child in this fun class? Parents are welcome to come and learn with your child. You will both burn some calories, improve exibility, balance, and stamina while learning self-defense. For questions, call: (507) 358-3484, email: fred.gommels@gmail.com or visit our website: www.mafci.com. $19–2 SessionsLocation: Martial Arts Fitness Center, 2849 S Broadway2036.201P F Jan 7–14 5:30-6:30 PM2036.202P F Mar 11–18 5:30-6:30 PMNational Karate Studio: Intro to Karate (Gr. K-3) *Learn some of the basic techniques of Karate that will help develop muscle and increase exibility. Not only will Karate make you stronger, it will also improve coordination, focus, and listening skills.$15–3 SessionsLocation: National Karate Studio, 2711 Commerce Dr. NW2031.201P Tu Jan 18–Feb 1 7-7:30 PMCE WEATHERLINEFor weather-related announcements, call 507-328-4010.See page 28 for more information.14Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Rock ClimbingROCA Each climber will receive personalized instruction, guidance, and supervision to provide the best experience possible. Your enrollment cost will also include a free membership pass for the time that your class is in session. Parents are free to drop their child off or stay and learn with them. Rental harness and shoes are provided at no additional cost. You must complete the Visitor Agreement on the Roca website at www.climbroca.com/visitor-agreement.Location: Roca Climbing & Fitness, 6071 Rome Circle NW.Intermediate Youth Climbing Class (Ages 8-12) *This class is designed for youth who are comfortable on the wall and will focus on techniques to expand their knowledge and skill set in climbing. We will work on tying climbing knots, proper body positioning, and individualized instruction on more advanced technique. $96–4 Sessions2118.201P Su Jan 9–30 2:30-4 PM2118.202P Su Feb 6–27 2:30-4 PM2118.203P Su May 1–22 2:30-4 PMParent & Child Climbing Adventure (Gr. K-6 w/Adult) *This class will take you and your child on an amazing indoor adventure exploring all that is climbing! Each week, your skilled rock-climbing instructor will introduce you to new climbing skills and experiences such as belaying, climbing technique, and super fun climbing games! Children must have an adult to stay and assist during class. It is important for the same adult to attend every week as we build on skills learned in the previous class. If you have 2 children attending the same class, you must have 2 adults to assist. $120–4 Sessions2116.201P M Jan 10–31 5:30-7:30 PM2116.202P M Feb 7–28 5:30-7:30 PM2116.203P M Apr 4–25 5:30-7:30 PM2116.204P M May 2–23 5:30-7:30 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. $165–8 SessionsLocation: Rochester Table Tennis Club, Team XNT5 Training Facility, 4867 19th ST NW2137.201P M, W Jan 3–26 4:30-6 PM2137.202P W, F Jan 5–28 4:30-6 PM2137.203P M, W Feb 2–28 4:30-6 PM2137.204P W, F Feb 2–25 4:30-6 PM2137.205P M, W Mar 2–28 4:30-6 PM2137.206P W, F Mar 2–25 4:30-6 PM2137.207P M, W Apr 4–27 4:30-6 PM2137.208P W, F Apr 6–29 4:30-6 PM2137.209P M, W May 2–25 4:30-6 PM2137.210P W, F May 4–27 4:30-6 PMTrack & Field{YEL!} Track and Field Decathlon (Gr. 1-4) *Fast-paced and inclusive (everyone participates). YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches players new skills each class practices those skills and then use them in safe track and eld events (javelin, discus, shot put, long jump, relay race and more). SAFETY is our rst rule. We use foam padded javelins and safety hurdles, as well as lightweight safety shot put and discus materials. Get set...GO! $80–6 SessionsLocation: Gage–Fields/Gym2612.301P GA M Apr 11–May 16 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Fields2612.302P GB Tu Apr 12–May 17 6-7 PM15 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

SoccerLittle Kicks Soccer Skills & Drills (Gr. K-5)Designed for new and beginner soccer players to learn and improve their skills, our classes go beyond just teaching kids athletic and soccer skills. Our coaches use soccer as a tool to teach condence, perseverance, and teamwork--core values that will help students thrive in any situation. We design our classes to provide age-appropriate fun and learning. Students should wear comfortable clothing, athletic shoes, and bring a water bottle each week.$44–4 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–Big Gym/FieldsGr. K-2 2060.201 M Apr 4–25 5:15-6:15 PMGr. 3-5 2060.203 M Apr 4–25 6:30-7:30 PMLocation: Jefferson–FieldsGr. K-2 2060.202 M May 2–23 5:15-6:15 PMGr. 3-5 2060.204 M May 2–23 6:30-7:30 PM{YEL!} Indoor Junior Soccer (Gr. K-3) *Get kickin’ with our fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) Junior Soccer course! We teach players new skills each class, practice those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourage students to use those skills in introductory soccer games. Safety and sportsmanship are emphasized! We focus on the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, trapping, and shooting. $80–6 SessionsLocation: Lincoln–Cafeteria/Gym2605.201P LN Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 6-7 PMLocation: Ben Franklin–Gym2605.203P BF W Jan 19–Mar 3 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 9Location: Bamber Valley–Gym2605.202P BV W Jan 19–Feb 23 6-7 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Gym2605.204P GB M Jan 24–Mar 14 6-7 PM Skip: Feb 21, Mar 7{YEL!} Junior Soccer (Gr. K-3) *Get outside and get kickin’ with our fast-paced, inclusive (everyone plays) Junior Soccer course! We teach players new skills each class, practice those skills in kid-friendly games, and then encourage students to use those skills in introductory soccer games. Safety and sportsmanship are emphasized. We focus on the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, trapping, and shooting. $80–6 SessionsLocation: Overland–Fields2606.301P OV M Apr 11–May 16 6-7 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Fields2606.302P BV W Apr 13–May 18 6-7 PMLocation: Washington–Fields2606.303P WA Th Apr 14–May 19 4:05-5:05 PMVolleyball Little 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 special light weight volleyball for beginners to help them develop the proper technique. In addition to the skills, rules and strategies of the game will be covered. Students should wear proper athletic shoes and clothing, and bring a water bottle each week.$44–4 SessionsLocation: Northrop–GymGr. 2-3 2054.201 M Apr 11–May 2 5-6 PMGr. 4-5 2054.202 M Apr 11–May 2 6:15-7:15 PM16Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

2022 GATEway Science FairGrades 3-6 February 26, 202212:30-4:30 PMLandow Atrium Mayo Clinic, Gonda BuildingBe a student scientist and share what you learn at the science fair! All interested students in grades 3-6 in any public, private, or home school in Rochester or surrounding communities are invited to participate. The GATEway Science Fair is non-competitive: no ribbons or prizes are awarded. You will see a fun Science Museum of Minnesota (SMM) presentation and receive written reviews of your project, a certificate of participation, a light snack, and a cool t-shirt! See www.rochestergateway.com for full information, including fair rules, project guidance, parking map, volunteering, and more.Space is limited so register early! www.rochesterce.org/registerYou can do a Science Fair Project!1. Choose a topic that interests you. Learn more about your topic. Form a question that you can test.2. Write your hypothesis–a testable explanation to answer your question.3. Do the experiment and record the results.4. Prepare a display board for your experiment.5. At the fair, use your display board to explain your project to reviewers who are science professionals.EVENT SCHEDULE12:30 PM Doors open12:30-1:15 PM Check-in/Set up1:30-2:30 PM Review Session or SMM program2:30-3 PM Snack3-4 PM SMM program or Review Session4-4:30 PM Public viewing4:30 PM Receive reviews & clean up17 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

STEAM {YEL!} Brick Builders | Smash n’ Reel (Gr. 1-5) *Build a smashing hammer, a hill racer, a shing rod, and more using LEGO® bricks. Use these LEGO* brick models to explore STEM concepts. The {YEL!} Teach It!…Practice It!…Play It! method engages students to create and innovate. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.$80–6 SessionsLocation: Washington–Media Center2250.201P WA M Apr 11–May 16 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Jefferson–Media Center2250.202P JE Tu Apr 12–May 17 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center2250.203P GB Th Apr 14–May 19 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Folwell–Media Center2250.204P FO F Apr 15–May 20 4:05-5:05 PM{YEL!} Brick Builders: Rapid Racers (Gr. 1-5) *Build a Formula 1 racer, land yacht, and more race cars using LEGO bricks. Use these LEGO brick models to explore STEM concepts. The {YEL!} Teach It!…Practice It!…Play It! method engages students to create and innovate. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.$80–6 SessionsLocation: Jefferson–Media Center2251.201P JE Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: George Gibbs–Media Center2251.202P GB Th Jan 20–Feb 24 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Overland–Media Center-C2272251.203P OV M Jan 24–Mar 7 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 21Location: Folwell–Media Center2251.204P FO F Jan 28–Mar 11 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Mar 4{YEL!} Junior Robotics 2.2 (Gr. 1-5) *Build a bumble bee, frog or design your own predator. Then program the bumble bee to y and buzz, the frog to leap, and the predator to hunt. $87–6 SessionsLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm2252.201P FO Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center2252.202P BV Th Jan 20–Feb 24 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Lincoln–Art Rm2252.203P LN M Jan 24–Mar 7 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 21{YEL!} Junior Robotics 2.3 (Gr. 1-5) *Build a better, safer world. This session we focus on keeping civilization safe by building and programming an automatic ood gate, an earthquake machine, and designing your own city-safety features. $87–6 SessionsLocation: Lincoln–Art Rm2253.201P LN M Apr 11–May 16 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Folwell–Media Center2253.302P FO Tu Apr 12–May 17 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center2253.302P BV Th Apr 14–May 19 4:05-5:05 PM18Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

CLUB INVENTIONJoin Club Invention® for an environment that promotes critical and creative thinking after school. Students will gain insight and inspiration while nding opportunities to take risks and develop new ideas. These experiences empower children to thrive as problem solvers in their own lives and in the world around them. *Registration for this club is ONLY through Club Invention. Click www.invent.org/programs/club-invention afterschool to register or to register by phone call 1-800-968-4332.Bolder Builders (Gr. 1-5) *In Bolder Builders™, students join engineer, architect and builder Archie Tek to restore a town called Unlucky. They apply building principles that have been used for centuries, learning that even through natural disasters, people can be resilient and rebuild their communities. Considering both function and aesthetics, children design the town layout and construct buildings and bridges. They collaborate, brainstorm and plan their design, and then create, test and recreate to discover that they can make an impact on the world. $70–5 SessionsLocation: George Gibbs–Art Rm3086.201P GB M Jan 31–Mar 14 4-5:30 PM Skip: Feb 21, Mar 7Location: Jefferson–Art Rm3086.202P JE Tu Feb 1–Mar 1 4-5:30 PMPassage to Planet Rog (Gr. 1-5) *Passage to Planet ROG™ engages children in an exciting journey through space to a distant planet. Through a series of challenging missions, from establishing an outpost to making clay sculptures, children practice creativity, collaboration and communication as they develop solutions to explore this new place and then return home to Earth. Children also practice empathy and understanding of differences through observing alien lifeforms. This hands-on adventure empowers children to use their imaginations, make observations, collect data, apply engineering principles and practice responsible decision making. $70–5 SessionsLocation: Northrop–Rm 1123087.201P NO M Apr 11–May 9 5:30-7 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Art Rm3087.202P BV Tu Apr 12–May 10 4-5:30 PMScience Explorers: Paper Rockets (Gr. 1-5)In this class, we are going to explore the world of engineering and physics! Students will be building a paper rocket and sending them into ight. This hands-on class is sure to be a blast!$24–1 SessionLocation: Ben Franklin–Art Rm3085.201 BF Th Mar 10 4-5:30 PMLocation: Northrop–Rm 1023085.202 NO Sa Mar 12 10-11:30 AMLocation: Pinewood–Art Rm3085.203 PW Th Mar 17 4-5:30 PMA Night at The Planetarium (Gr. K-12 w/ Adult)Join us on a journey through the universe! We will start with a peak at the night sky from our own backyard. Paul Larson will guide you as you learn some tips and tricks for following the constellations as they appear right here in Rochester, Minnesota. We will then take ight as we tour our Solar System and observable universe. Next time you gaze up to the night sky, you’ll know exactly what you’re looking for! This course is intended for the whole family. Seating is limited, so please register each member of your family who will attend.$10–1 SessionLocation: Mayo HS–Planetarium2305.201 Th Feb 24 6:30-8 PM2305.202 Th Apr 21 6:30-8 PMGeocaching for Kids! (Gr. 2-6)Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunt that is fun for the whole family! In this course, students will learn the basics of geocaching and what methods they can use to start treasure hunting with their family right away. We will be taking a look to see if there are any caches near by that we might nd, as well as creating a small cache that will be hidden and added to the Geocache database. This is a class you won’t want to miss!$24–1 SessionLocation: Northrop3088.301 Sa Apr 23 10-11:30 AM Rm 2013088.302 Th Apr 28 5:30-7 PM Rm 3163088.303 Sa May 7 10 AM-11:30 PM Rm 31619 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

The Science of Art (Gr. K-5)Discover science through art! In this course, students will create unique pieces of art all while experimenting with light, color, movement and the science behind it. It’s science and art all in one!$29–1 SessionLocation: Northrop–Rm 109Gr. K-2 4108.201 Sa Feb 12 9-11 AMGr. 3-5 4108.202 Sa Feb 12 12-2 PMGr. K-2 4108.301 Sa Apr 23 9-11 AMGr. 3-5 4108.302 Sa Apr 23 12-2 PM{YEL!} Coding 2.2 Scratch Coding (Gr 2-5) *STEM Coding Enrichment for the 21st Century learner. Each {YEL!} Coding class follows four basic components: •Teach It!…Students learn different story-telling and coding techniques (movement blocks, animation, dialogue, timing, etc.) •Code It!… Students use Scratch®* to code their own animated story lines: i.e. westerns, missions in space and even dance parties. •Explore It!…Students can write their own code, experiment with it and test new options. We foster a collaborative environment where students learn from each other’s creativity. •Keep It!…Students can keep their code online with Scratch® and can access it and expand upon it at any time.$87–6 SessionsLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center2042.201P BV Tu Jan 18–Feb 22 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Overland–Media Center-C2272042.202P OV Th Jan 20–Feb 24 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Folwell–Media Center2042.203P FO M Jan 24–Mar 7 4:05-5:05 PM Skip: Feb 21{YEL!} Coding 2.3 Level 3: Video Games (Gr. 2-5) *STEM Video Game Enrichment for the 21st Century learner. This {YEL!} Advanced Video Game class follows four basic components: •Teach It!…Students learn advanced and review intermediate video game design techniques (animation, cumulative scoring, conditional statements, etc.) •Code It!… Students use Scratch® to code their own video games: i.e. Maze Runner, Asteroid Smash and more. •Explore It!…Students can write their own video game code, experiment with it and test new options. Our collaborative learning environment encourages students to learn from each other. Keep It!…Students can keep their video games online with Scratch® and can access it and expand upon it at any time. Prerequisites: Students should either 1) have taken a previous {YEL!} Junior Coding class (Video Games or Storytelling); or 2) have prior experience coding with Scratch®. Scratch is not afliated with {YEL!} nor does it endorse this program.$87–6 SessionsLocation: Folwell–Art/Music Rm2032.201P FO M Apr 11–May 16 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Bamber Valley–Media Center2032.202P BV Tu Apr 12–May 17 4:05-5:05 PMLocation: Overland–Art Rm2032.203P OV Th Apr 14–May 19 4:05-5:05 PMCode Championship Tournament | Virtual Computer Coding Competition (Gr. 3-9) * Build a computer bot to play head-to-head against other coders! Whether this is your rst Code Championship event, or if you’ve been competing for years, this is the perfect way to explore the competitive coding world of Code Championship. No previous coding experience necessary. The Spring 2022 Code Championship Series is a series of six tournaments in six weeks (it’s ok to miss one or two). These tournaments will be hosted online using Google Meet and the Code Championship website. If you have a modern browser like Chrome or Firefox, no additional download is required. Please come knowing how to navigate the internet (basic typing and mouse control). The link to the Google Meet event will be emailed two days before the tournament. For more information visit: www.codechampionship.com/gallery/$114–6 SessionsLocation: Online4310.001P Sa Apr 2–May 7 9-11 AM20Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

At Gibbs Elementary and Jefferson Elementary, your child will:Join engineer, architect and builder Archie Tek in Bolder Builders™ to restore the town of Unlucky!Create an understanding of engineering as children model and test sheltersthat will house town residents during different weather conditions.Take on the challenge to build stronger bridges and better buildings using inspiration from nature, and the inductees of the National Inventors Hall of Fame!→ Location: Gibbs Elementary School | Room: D123-Art Room5525 56th St NW, Rochester, MN 55901 Dates & Times: January 31 - March 14, 2022 (Mondays) from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM(Note: There will be no session held on 2/21 or 3/7)→ Location: Jefferson Elementary School | Room: 11B-Art Room1201 10th Avenue NE, Rochester, MN 55906 Dates & Times: February 1 - March 1, 2022 (Tuesdays) from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM→ Location: Bamber Valley Elementary School | Room: 538- Art Room2001 Bamber Valley Rd SW, Rochester, MN 55902Dates & Times: April 12 - May 10, 2022 (Tuesdays) from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM → Location: Northrop Education Center | Room: 112201 8th Street NW, Rocheseter, MN 55901 Dates & Times: April 11 - May 9, 2022 (Mondays) from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PMSECURE YOUR SPOT TODAY!Register at INVENT.ORG/CLUB or call 800-968-4332Club Invention is coming to Rochester Public Schools 4 available locations! Grade(s): 1st through 5th | Price: $70, per participant Instructor: Adam McCaleb | admccaleb@rochesterschools.orgBrought to you by Rochester Community Education.At Bamber Valley Elementary and Northrop Education Center, your child will:Travel to a distant planet to develop devices that help its inhabitants solve problems in space and on the planet in Passageto Planet ROG™!Combine logical thinking and creativity to invent tools needed to fix a spaceship. Examine minerals, atmosphere, and aliens, and work as a team to make sure your spacecraft makes it home safely with news from beyond!

64th Annual Rochester Regional STEM FairFriday, February 18, 2022 at RCTC Research paper judging: Tuesday, February 15, 2022 at Friedell Middle SchoolMore information at www.rochesterce.org/rochstemfairRegister today! www.rochesterce.org/register @RochMNSTEM22Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Storytelling with Ma Susy (Ages 4-6) *See me, hear me, watch me! Does your child have a theatrical propensity? This three-week session will help your child channel their active imagination as they focus on being seen as different characters, heard in different voices, and move to act out the stories as they learn. Each three-week session is unique, so you may register for one or both of these courses. Classes taught by storyteller, Susy (Ma Susy) Olsen.$30–3 Sessions3895.201P Sa Feb 12–26 10-10:45 AM3895.202P Sa Mar 12–26 10-10:45 AMTheatre Games (Gr. 1-3) *In this fun and supportive class, children use theater games, storytelling and role-playing to stretch their imaginations and discover the endless creativity in themselves. Classes taught by storyteller, Susy (Ma Susy) Olsen.$40–3 Sessions3882.301P Sa Apr 2–16 11 AM-12 PM3882.302P Sa May 7–21 11 AM-12 PMYoung Actors Troupe (Gr. 6-8) *This course will be a continuation of the fall acting troupe, but we would also like to extend an invitation for those who didn’t attend the fall session to join in! We will continue with scene work, script analysis, character development, and monologues. Each session builds from the previous but can also be taken separately.$50–4 Sessions3899.201P Th Jan 13–Feb 3 4-5 PM3899.202P Th Mar 3–24 4-5 PM3899.203P Th Apr 7–28 4-5 PMTheatreROCHESTER CIVIC THEATER The Rochester Civic Theatre has been a staple in the Rochester arts community for 70 years and counting. RCT is delighted to announce a return to children’s programming with year-round classes for all ages as well as youth productions each season!Location: Rochester Civic Theatre, 20 Civic Center Dr SEIMPROV! (Gr. 4-5) *Learn to think fast, increase observation and concentration skills, gain condence, and free your imagination! Lifelong skills are learned while having tons of fun playing improv games. A high energy, fast-paced, funny class! New material is learned each class so no repeats when you sign up for multiple sessions.$50–4 Sessions3892.201P Th Jan 13–Feb 3 5:30-6:30 PM3892.202P Th Mar 3–24 5:30-6:30 PM3892.203P Th Apr 7–28 5:30-6:30 PMImprov A-Go-Go (Gr. 9-12) *It’s Sunday Funday for our high school improv students! Whether you are an old hat or brand new to improv, all are welcome to join the fun. Following the core principles of having fun, embracing failure, staying in the moment, and the famous concept of “Yes, and,” students will stretch their performance muscles, make friends and build new skills!$25–1 Session3881.201P Su Feb 6 6-8 PM3881.202P Su Mar 27 6-8 PMJOIN COMMUNITY ED AT CHANHASSEN DINNER THEATRE!Footloose is the story of Ren McCormack, a teenage boy from Chicago. He and his mother move to the small town of Bomont. Upon arriving, Ren nds himself at odds with most of the town, including the Reverend Bomont. The Reverend has convinced the town to outlaw dancing, which Ren nds unbelievable. With the help of the Ariel (the Reverend’s daughter) and Willard (a country hick who becomes his best friend), Ren convinces the Reverend to let the teenagers dance, and in the process helps the town to heal from a tragedy that affected them all. Fee includes coach bus transportation, theatre ticket and lunch.Wednesday, March 23 (9735.231) Saturday, April 9 (9735.232)23

SOS IS BACK! Summer of Service is a service based summer program for youth entering grades 5-12. During each two-week session students will work in teams to provide help in and around our community performing a variety of service and volunteer based learning projects. Join SOS for two weeks of serving our community, learning, camaraderie, and fun!Serve your community while building lasting friendships!Register for one session or multiple!Registration opens soon– space is limited!Each session includes one SOS T-ShirtBe on the lookout for more information on SOS, our service based summer program for students in grades 5-12! For more information visit www.rochesterce.org/SOS24

Rochester Public Schools Community Education Youth EnrichmentCOVID-19 Prevention StandardsRPS Community Education developed the following COVID-19 Prevention Standards under the guidance of the Minnesota Departments of Health and Education and the Centers for Disease Control to minimize exposure to the novel coronavirus. All prevention standards are subject to change as new guidance becomes available.We remain committed to providing high quality opportunities for children to build new skills, to explore their future, and to connect with one another and with positive adult role models Class Design • Classes/camps enrollment will be monitored as to ensure adherence to requirements determined by Rochester Public Schools, Olmsted County, and the State of Minnesota.• Classes/camps will make all reasonable attempts to not combine or mix with other individuals or groups. • All classes are assigned to one or more dened indoor and/or outdoor learning spaces. Staff will restrict activities to those places, and any assigned path between them. • Staff will limit any closer proximity with participants to no more than brief interactions. • Learning materials will be provided for individual use, wherever possible.• Staff will encourage and suggest alternate, non-contact greetings and celebrations for participants to use (snap, claps, call/response, etc.)Health & Hygiene • Participants and staff will wash hands frequently to reduce transmission of germs, including, but not limited to, arrival for class, before and after class/camp set-up, before and after transitioning your group to another space, before and after using any shared equipment. • Parents should send students with their own rellable water bottles to rell at designated areas. • RPS Community Education will follow mask requirements determined by Rochester Public Schools, Olmsted County, and the State of Minnesota. In the event those requirements do not align, Community Education will follow requirements currently in place within Rochester Public Schools. Drop-off & Pick-up • Parents/guardians and children should attempt to maintain physical distancing from non-family members and other participants when possible.• Parents/guardians must perform a health status screening based on current Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidance, persons showing any symptoms should NOT attend class. Sanitizing • RPS Community Education requires frequent sanitizing of high touch surfaces. In RPS buildings, maintenance staff will perform this duty for xed building features (e.g., sinks, doorknobs, light switches, stair rails). Community venue owners who host Community Education programs, and transportation vendors who transport Community Education participants agree to ensure this happens. • RPS Community Education requires instructors/coaches to sanitize any shared materials and equipment between classes/camps with EPA-approved cleaners capable of eliminating the novel coronavirus. Exclusion • According to the CDC’s current guidance, people with these symptoms may have an illness they can spread to others: fever of 100.4 or greater, sore throat, cough, shortness of breath or difculty breathing, new loss of taste or smell, new onset of severe headache, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea. Additional symptoms may be identied by the CDC. Adults/children with any of the symptoms identied by the CDC, without an alternate medical explanation provided, or who have had exposure in the last 14 days to someone with these symptoms, are not allowed to participate in Community Education programs until they are no longer required to self-isolate or quarantine based on CDC guidelines. • If a participant exhibits signs of illness during a program, we will separate them from the group and call parents/guardians to pick them up. Nate Schriever Ma Gove Amanda GarciaYouth Program Manager Youth Enrichment Coordinator Youth Enrichment Coordinator25

COURSE LOCATIONS & ADDRESSESAll addresses for courses that meet at district buildings can be found online at: www.rochesterce.org/about-us/locationsBamber Valley Elementary School2001 Bamber Valley Rd SWRochester, MN 55902Folwell Elementary School6th St SWRochester, MN 55902Franklin Elementary School1801 9th Ave SERochester, MN 55904Gage East930 40th St NWRochester, MN 55901Gage Elementary School1300 40th St NWRochester, MN 55901Gibbs Elementary5525 56th St NWRochester, MN 55901Lincoln District-Wide School1122 8th Ave SERochester, MN 55904Northrop Education Center201 8th St NWRochester, MN 55901Overland Elementary School2300 Overland Dr NW Rochester, MN 55901MIDDLE SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL Community Education oers a number of learning opportunities for middle school students after school. From gaming to art, math, or sports there is something for every interest!Pre-registration is required. Tuition assistance is available to qualifying students. Call the main oce at 507-328-4000 for more information.Limited late bus service may be available. Please see the website for busing information. MIDDLE SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAMSMiddle School Sports Programs are designed to accommodate all levels of experience and skill. The focus of the Middle School Sports Programs will be on learning the fundamentals and rules of the specic sport, teamwork, sportsmanship, and most of all, having fun! For more information on whats happening at your Middle School check outwww.rochesterce.org/enrichment/youth/after-school-programs or call 507-328-400026Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

Do 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: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.aspxJob ID: 14416Matt Gove magove@rochesterschools.org 507-328-4053Amanda Garcia amgarcia@rochesterschools.org 507-328-405227 = Online Class * = Partnership class (See pg. 28 for more information)

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 328-4000 with any questions regarding class openings.CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY PRIOR TO START DATEIf you withdraw from a class 1 week or more before the start date, you will receive a refund minus a $5.00 processing fee. If you withdraw from a class less than 1 week before the start date, you will receive a pro-rated refund minus any costs incurred, including a $5.00 processing fee. No refunds 72 hours prior to class start 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, 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. Parent/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. Parent/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 children 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 health care 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 and isd535.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.rochester.k12.mn.us/families, select Skyward/Skylert Resources > Skylert Community Sign Up. UCARE DISCOUNTSome UCare members are eligible for a $15 discount on all classes in this catalog. If a class is less than $15, the member may take the class free of charge. Members must be UCare members at the time of the registration, and throughout the duration of the class. Members need to include their UCare ID numbers when registering. Some UCare members may only receive three discounts per calendar year. Some restrictions may apply. Contact UCare with any coverage questions.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.Rochester, Minnesota • 21st Century Community Learning Centers • Funded through a grant from Minnesota Department of Education • 28Youth Enrichment January-May 2022 | 507-328-4000 | www.rochesterce.org/register

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 Sex M / F (please circle)School Grade (2021-22) 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 XS S M L ADULT XS S M L XLTOTAL: Cash Check Number (Make checks payable to “Community Education”) Discover MasterCard VISA Card # - - - Exp. Date / Signature Card holder’s printed name STEP TWO: Conrm your personal information (watch for email)29

ROCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLSNorthrop Community Education201 8th Street Northwest Rochester, MN 55901NON-PROFIT U.S. POSTAGE PAIDPermit No. 1000 Rochester, MNTo make sure you receive the most up-to-date information, we recommend that you add our domains rochesterschools.org and isd535.org as a Safe or Trusted Sender to your email account.REGISTER TODAY! ONLINEwww.rochesterce.org/register MAILNorthrop Education Center201 8th St NWRochester, MN 55901 CALL507-328-4000 FAX507-328-4015 DROP INMonday-Friday 8 AM-4:30 PM DROP OFFDrop Box in the front of Northrop Education Center, 24 hours a dayWINTER & WINTER & SPRING SPRING 20222022Community Ed has something for everyone–Art, STEM, Sports, Dance, Chess, & MoreRegister for a class, invite a friend, and try something new!REGISTER TODAY! www.rochesterce.org/register