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FALL 2018 CATALOG
Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net
Austin Community Education
Effortless Exploration
WELCOME TO AUSTIN COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER
For Your Information .......................3
Community Education .................4-29
Youth Arts & Crafts........................4-6
Youth Enrichment...........................7-9
Youth Sports & Fitness .................9-10
MacPhail...........................................11
Artful Living ...............................12-15
Culinary Arts ..............................15-16
Effortless Entertainment...................17
Day Trips .....................................18-20
Extended Excursions ........................21
Health & Wellness......................22-24
Technology .......................................24
Arc....................................................25
Adult Enrichment.......................26-28
Drivers Education.............................28
ABE ..................................................29
Registration Information.................30
Registration Form ...........................31
Table Of Contents Fall Breeze & Autumn Leaves
The colors will be changing soon and we are
excited to share with you effortless exploration
opportunities. We would like to thank Michelle
Lane for the beautiful photo showcased on the
front cover.
Why Register Online?
It’s easy! Visit www.austin.k12.mn.us to view class
offerings or register directly at http://austin.revtrak.net
It’s convenient! It’s accessible 24 hours per day, 7 days
per week. Register on your schedule, all day, everyday!
It’s green! Saves gas. No need to drive anywhere.
It’s free! No stamp required.
You receive an email confirmation!
Staff & Program Directory
Community Learning Center 912 1st Ave NE
The CE main office is open 7:30 am–4:00 pm, Monday–Friday.
Teri Wermager, Community Education Coordinator 507.460.1704 teri.wermager@austin.k12.mn.us
Lauren Cost, Community Education Administrative Assistant 507.460.1715 lauren.cost@austin.k12.mn.us
Heidi Kaercher, CE & Kids Korner Administrative Assistant 507-460-1706 heidi.kaercher@austin.k12.mn.us
Adult Enrichment
Extended Excursions
Lifelong Learning
Health & Wellness
Culinary Arts
Driver Education DAY TRIPS Effortless Gardening
Youth & FamilyTECHNOLOGY
Artful
Living
Close to Home Day Trips
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FORYOURINFORMATION
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1 Community Learning Center 912 1st Ave NE Austin, MN 55912
2 Austin High School 301 3rd Street NW Austin, MN 55912
3 Ellis Middle School 1700 4th Ave SE Austin, MN 55912
4 IJ Holton Intermediate School 1800 4th Ave SE Austin, MN 55912
5 Banfield Elementary School 301 17th Street SW Austin, MN 55912
6 Neveln Elementary School 1918 Oakland Ave East Austin, MN 55912
7 Southgate Elementary School 1601 19th Ave SW Austin, MN 55912
8 Sumner Elementary School 805 8th Ave NW Austin, MN 55912
9 Woodson Kindergarten Center 1601 4th Street SE Austin, MN 55912
10 Wescott Athletic Complex 301 12th St NW Austin, MN 55912
11 Austin Artworks Center 300 N Main Street Austin, MN 55912
12 Austin Public Library 323 4th Ave NE Austin, MN 55912
13 Austin Conservation Club 25025 US 218 Austin, MN 55912
14 Berg's Nursery 904 First Ave NW Austin, MN 55912
15 Fawver Agency 609 West Oakland Ave Austin, MN 55912
16 Hormel Historic Home 208 4th Ave NW Austin, MN 55912
17 Riverland Community College 1900 8th Ave NW Austin, MN 55912
18 The Cedars of Austin 700 1st Drive NW Austin, MN 55912
19 Worlein Funeral Home 1801 4th Street NW Austin, MN 55912
20 Todd Park Large Pavilion 11th NE Street Austin, MN 55912
21 VFW Club 300 4th Ave NE Austin, MN 55912
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YOUTHARTS&CRAFTS
Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706
Pixie Bag - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
Ages 8+
In this fun class you will learn to make your own Pixie Bag. Participants will sew a soft suede leather bag. No
prior sewing expereince needed. All materials are provided.
Native Medicine Bag - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
Ages 8+
Join this fun class to make your own native medicine bag. Participants will sew a leather neck pouch to carry
their treasures and keepsakes. No prior sewing experience needed. All materials are provided.
Dream Catcher - Spirit Bear Academy Diana Ross
Ages 8+
Dreamcatchers have been helping people get a calm nights rest for centuries. Create your very
own dreamcatcher that will catch bad dreams and allow good dreams to pass through. All materi-
als are provided.
Disney Mania - Bronwyn Brennan
K-4th Grade
Come explore the Wonderful World of Disney! Have you ever dreamed of being
Walt himself? Join us to "wish upon a star" and "make your dreams come true."
Neverland, Under the Sea, and Down a Rabbit Hole, there are no limitations on
the places your imagination can take you. Create your own theme park and talk
about your favorite Disney characters.
Early Bird $20 if registered by Oct. 9
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Submit a Cover Photo
Community Education is proud to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of Austin, MN. If you have a photo you
would like to see on the cover of a Community Education brochure please contact us at 507-460-1706
Monday, Oct. 1 Banfield Elementary
School, Art Room
3:45-5:15pm$14
Monday, Oct. 8 Southgate Elementary
School, Art Room
3:45-5:15pm$14
Monday, Oct. 15 Southgate Elementary
School, Art Room
3:45-5:15pm$14
Wednesday, Oct. 17 Banfield Elementary
School, Art Room
8:00am-
12:00pm
$24
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YOUTHARTS&CRAFTS
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Princess Boot Camp - Bronwyn Brennan
K-4th Grade
Mirror, mirror on the wall who is the fairest of them all? Have you always dreamed of being a
princess? Do you like getting pampered with fancy nails, hair and makeup? How about making
projects fit for a queen? If so, this is the class for you! Princess snacks will be offered each day so
please note any dietary needs at registration.
Early Bird $35 if registered by Oct. 9
Adventures in Leather Crafting - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
Ages 8+
Leather crafting is very popular and easier than you think! Join in and learn a very old craft used by our ances-
tors. You will learn how to stamp and tool leather. All materials provided.
Parent and Child Cupcake Class - Pamela Koenen
Ages 8+
Learn to make chocolate and vanilla cupcakes and the secrets of making the perfect but-
tercream frosting. All recipes created and baked in class are from scratch. Create beauti-
fully iced and decorated cupcakes. Each parent/child pair will leave with 6 vanilla and 6
chocolate cupcakes. All supplies are provided, but please bring a container for taking
home your cupcakes. Child must be 8 years or older, one child per adult registration.
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Teaching a Community Ed Class
The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are
invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal-
ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please
call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
Thursday & Friday,
Oct. 18 & 19
Banfield Elementary
School, Art Room
8:00am-
12:00pm
$38
Monday, Oct. 22 Neveln Elementary
School, Art Room
3:45-5:15pm$14
Thursday, Oct. 25 Austin High School,
Family and Consumer
Science Room 102-Enter
Door #1
6:00-8:30pm$48
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Halloween Bonanza - Bronwyn Brennan
3rd-6th Grade
Witches, werewolves, vampires, oh my! Calling all ghosts and zombies for a fun filled morning of crafts and
games, from carving pumpkins to spider wall art. This class is sure to put the BOO in your Halloween season!
Early Bird $24 if registered by Oct. 16
Girls Spa Day - Bronwyn Brennan
K-4th Grade
If you've got a girlie girl on your hands, one of the best experiences you can give her
and her friends is a Little Girls Spa Day- complete with bathrobes, facials, soaps and
more! Your daughter wants to be just like you and it doesn't take a girl very long to
appreciate the luxury of being pampered. Please send a cold lunch with your daughter
as well as a water bottle.
Early Bird $20 if registered by Mar. 11
Family Art Studio - Austin Artworks Center
Drop in as a family and get creative this winter. Free, all ages encouraged
to attend and create together. All materials are provided. Children 12
and under must be accompanied by an adult.
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Submit a Cover Photo
Community Education is proud to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of Austin, MN. If you have a photo you
would like to see on the cover of a Community Education brochure please contact us at 507-460-1706
Saturday, Oct. 27
Austin High School,
Family and Consumer
Science Room 102-Enter
Door #1
9:00am-
12:00pm
$28
Monday, Mar. 18 Banfield Elementary
School, Art Room
8:00-11:30am$24
Saturdays, Sept. 8,
Oct. 13, Nov. 10
2nd Floor, Austin
Artworks Center, 300 N
Main St.
1:00-3:00pmFREE
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YOUTHENRICHMENT
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More Than Pink Primer - Bronwyn Brennan
3rd-6th Grade
More Than Pink is a program designed to inspire 3rd-6th grade girls
with the goal of encouraging the girls to think of themselves as
strong, smart and bold. Join this mini camp to get a taste of what is
in store for the 2019 summer program. This primer will touch on
different topic talks like communication, feelings and friendship to
help prepare the girls for what the summer will hold. Please bring a
water bottle, wear running attire and tennis shoes. For more infor-
mation, please contact us at 507-460-1706.
Early Bird $23 if registered by Sept. 14
Early Bird $23 if registered by Jan. 1
Early Bird $23 if Registered by Feb. 25
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Thursdays, Sept. 20-
Nov. 8 (No Class
10/18)
Banfield Elementary
School, Carpeted Gym &
Kids Korner Space
6:30-7:30pm$30
Mondays, Jan. 7-Feb.
25 (No Class 1/21)
Banfield Elementary
School, Carpeted Gym &
Kids Korner Space
6:30-7:30pm$30
Mondays, Mar. 4-
Apr. 22 (No Class
4/18)
Banfield Elementary
School, Carpeted Gym &
Kids Korner Space
6:30-7:30pm$30
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Teaching a Community Ed Class
The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are
invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal-
ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please
call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
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YOUTHENRICHMENT
Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706
CABS: Child and Baby-Sitting Certification - Lori Hameister
4th-8th Grade
Learn the responsibilities of being a prepared, safe, responsible and professional babysitter. Topics include start-
ing your own babysitting business, child development, behavior guidance, supervision, proper feeding & diaper-
ing techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies, basic first aid care and fire safety. Instructor provides baby
dolls, bottles, diaper supplies for hands-on participation skills. The course is developed by the American Safety
and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. Class participants receive a CABS
book and ASHI certification card. Students attend this class independently. Parents are encouraged to review
the take home information and discuss it with their child. Students can bring a snack.
{YEL} Chess - Youth Enrichment League
K-5th Grade
New and returning students invited. Each {YEL!} Chess class follows four
basic components: •Teach It!…Each class students are taught different chess
concepts and coached to implement those concepts into their chess games.
•Practice It!…Students practice positions set by the coach to improve their
understanding of the concept. •Puzzle It!… Students are given chess puzzles
(constructed by WIM Serafima Sokolovskaya) and work with coach guidance
to solve them. •Play It!…Each class ends with students playing 20-30 minutes of chess. Coaches often feature
in-class tournaments during the session. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session (a $49
annual value). Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}.
{YEL} Lever Developers - Youth Enrichment League
1-5 Grades
STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner.
Each {YEL!} STEM class follows four basic components. •Teach It!…
Each class students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts
behind each project. •Build It!… Students use LEGO® bricks to build a
dragster, balancing beam and design their own catapult. •Explore It!…
Then they use that project to explore the basic engineering concepts -
this session is focused on levers concepts. •Play It!…Finally they play
with their project, modify it, create extensions and have fun working
with it. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with
{YEL!}. For more details about {YEL!} STEM classes, visit YouthEnrichmentLeague.com. LEGO® is a trade-
mark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.
Wednesday, Oct. 10 Banfield Elementary
School, Art Room
1:00-4:00pm$42
Tuesdays, Sept. 25-
Oct. 30
Banfield Elementary
School, Library
3:30-4:30pm$80
Thursdays, Sept. 20-
Oct. 25
Banfield Elementary
School, Library
3:00-4:00pm$69
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YOUTHSPORTS&FITNESSYOUTHENRICHMENT
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{YEL} Coding - Scratch - Youth Enrichment League
2-5th Grade
STEM Coding Enrichment for the 21st Century learner. Each {YEL!} Coding class follows four basic compo-
nents:•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. west-
erns, 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 cre-
ativity.•Keep It!…Students can keep their code online with Scratch® and can access it and expand upon it at
anytime. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}.
Scratch® is an MIT created and monitored, kid-safe web interface. It uses a drag and drop programming inter-
face to teach students of all levels coding practices. Your child will receive a Scratch user name and password
so they can access their projects from any computer at anytime. Scratch® is not affiliated with {YEL!} nor does
it endorse this program.
Little Lotus Yoga - Allie Dittmer, Yoga Studio of Austin
3-7 years old
These classes will provide tools for children to learn how to relax and focus, and are also a way for
them to get moving. They will grant a way for the kids to be active, have fun and build mindful-
ness. These will be child led classes, meaning what the kids need that day will be of most focus!
Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat (mats will be available if needed).
{YEL} Fencing - Youth Enrichment League
2-8th Grade
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 cur-
riculum. •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. Sign up
today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}.
Thursdays, Sept. 20-
Oct. 25
Banfield Elementary
School, Library
4:30-5:30pm$77
Mondays, Sept. 17-Oct. 22 (No Class 10/15)
Wednesdays, Sept. 19-Oct. 24 (No Class 10/17)
Mondays, Oct. 29-Dec. 3 (No Class 11/19)
Wednesdays, Nov. 7-Dec. 12 (No Class 11/21)
Yoga Studio of Austin, 401
Main St N, Suite 202Yoga
Studio of Austin, 401
5:45-6:45pm$23
EA.
Wednesdays, Oct.
31-Dec. 5
Southgate Elementary
School, Gym
3:30-4:30pm$83
Wednesdays, Sept.
19-Oct. 24
Southgate Elementary
School, Gym
3:30-4:30pm$83
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YOUTHSPORTS&FITNESS
Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706
Fall Volleyball Clinic – Victory Volleyball Academy
Join Victory Volleyball Academy for a 4 week spring volleyball clinic. This is a great
opportunity to learn the basics or improve on your skills in a fun, face paced envi-
ronment. Victory Volleyball Academy is run by AHS head coach Lauren Cost and
Riverland Volleyball head coach Helen Jahr. Lauren Cost was a middle blocker at
Kansas State University, First Team All America, Big 12 Player of the Year, KSU
Athletic Hall of Fame and in her first year coaching at AHS. Helen Jahr has 19 years of coaching experience at
the collegiate level, 3 years at the high school level, and 10 years of club coaching. Under her guidance
Riverland volleyball players have earned awards at the conference, state, region and national levels. Register
before September 18 to guarantee a t-shirt.
1st-3rd Grade
4th-6th Grade
Intro to Traditional Tae Kwon Do - Ken Kingstrom
Ages 5 & Up
Intro to martial arts/self defense with emphasis on self improvement and self control.
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Sundays, September
23, 30, October 7,
14, 2018
Riverland Gym2:00-3:00pm$35
Sundays, Sept. 23-
Oct. 14
Riverland Gym1:00-2:00pm$35
Tuesdays, Sept. 4-25
Tuesdays, Oct. 2-23
Tuesdays, Oct. 30-Nov. 20
Tuesdays, Nov. 27-Dec. 18
Martial Art Fitness Center,
424 N Main St, Austin,
MN
5:00-6:00pm$30
EA.
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Teaching a Community Ed Class
The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are
invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal-
ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please
call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
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MACPHAIL
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Give your child a great start in music with one of our MacPhail teachers!
MacPhail offers individual music lessons for band and string instruments, piano and voice for
children and adults in Austin. Our outstanding faculty is equipped to teach beginning through
advanced music lessons. At all levels, the music lessons are student-centered to develop musical
and technical skills personalized to their goals.
Register at macphail.org/student-profile-form
Call 507-396-6730 with questions
Financial Aid available
MUMMUSMUSIMUSICMUSICAMUSICALMUSICALMUSICAL FMUSICAL FAMUSICAL FAMIMUSICAL FAMMUSICAL FAMILMUSICAL FAMILIMUSICAL FAMILIEMUSICAL FAMILIESMUSICAL FAMILIES
Enjoy the magic of music as we sing, play and learn with our little ones! This active class takes an integrative
arts approach as we engage in sensory activities, dramatic play, musical movement, and instrument
exploration. Exploring musical concepts will help young ones develop skills in all areas, including language
skills, fine and gross motor skills, and school-readiness skills. We hope you will join us in our 4th year
offering this class in Austin. There are NOW 10 classes in each session.
Register at macphail.org/austin/sing-play-learn/ or call 507-396-6730
Fall Session Dates:
MONDAYS, Sept. 10-Dec. 3 ( No class Oct 8, 15 and Nov 19) from 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm
OR
SATURDAYS, 9:30 am - 10:15 Sept 15 to Dec 8 (No class Oct 13, 20 and Nov 24) from 9:30-10:15am
Classes are at Riverland Community College in room C 130
Cost is $75
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ARTFULLIVING
Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706
Basic Wheel Throwing: Clay Classes with John Sullivan - Austin
Artworks Center
18+
Have you ever had the interest in Wheel Throwing, but were a little intimidated?
Here is your opportunity! John Sullivan will walk you through the basics and teach
you how to make your own pottery on the wheel. The first class will be Wheel
Throwing from 5:30 – 8 pm and during the second class students will glaze their
pieces from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Each two-part class is the same class offered at three dif-
ferent dates; however, students are more than welcome to sign up for multiple if they
want to work on improving their skills. Minimum age is 18. Each two part series is $60 per student.
Fall Wreath - Teri Wermager
Every door needs a beautiful seasonal wreath created by you! You say you don't have time to get
materials together, create a masterpiece and then clean it up? That's okay. We will take care of
everything! Join us in creating a beautiful fall wreath that will look great until you are ready to
put up that Christmas/Winter wreath. There will be eaither a grapevine or hoop wreaths avail-
able for you to layer with a variety of flowers, greenery, ribbon, etc. Let your imagination go
wild. There will be plenty of hot glue to keep everything in place. If you have a very special item
you want incorporated, please feel free to bring it to class. All materials provided. Registration
deadline is Sept. 25.
Farmhouse Windmill - Teri & Scott Wermager
If you've ever watched Fixer Upper, then you know how much Joanna Gaines loves a
salvaged windmill. But they are SO expensive…so why not create that same finished
look by repurposing outdated ceiling fan blades into a faux, weathered, vintage wind-
mill. How crazy and awesome is that? You will assemble (with assistance if needed),
paint and "rust” your own chunk of windmill! Then just take it home to proudly dis-
play. If you have a drill with a Kreg Jig bit, please bring it. Wear clothing that can get
messy. All materials provided. Registration deadline is Oct. 1.
Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration
Thursdays, Sept. 13 & 27
Thursdays, Oct. 11 & 25
Thursday, Nov. 1 & 15
Austin Artworks Center,
300 N Main St., Austin
5:30pm-8:00pm$60
EA.
Tuesday, Oct. 2 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-8:30pm$40
Monday, Oct. 8 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-9:00pm$45
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Modern Wooden Farmhouse Bench - Teri & Scott Wermager
Oh my! Where did you get that bench?! That's how you know your project
looks like a professional made it. What can be more fun to decorate than a
farmhouse style bench? We will help you assemble all the pre-cut pieces and
then finish it to fit your own style. We will have several paint or stain
options but if you have a particular color you really love, please feel free to
bring it to use. Please bring to class a drill with a Kreg Jig bit if possible.
Wear clothing that can get messy. Remember you will need a vehicle that
can transport a finished bench home. All materials provided. Registration
deadline is Oct. 15.
Early Bird $69 If registered by Oct. 8
Wood Bead Garland - Teri Wermager
What is one of the very newest crazes? We are ahead of the curve on the latest trends! You will be
able to customize your own wood garland by choosing from a variety of colors, tassels, knots, or
even add a little trinket to the end. It will be up to you. You don't need to bring anything with
you except an open mind that is ready to create. If you have a special trinket that you would like
to incorporate into your garland, please bring it along! Registration deadline is Oct. 25.
Boho Hanging Shelf - Teri & Scott Wermager
Boho hanging shelf or shabby chic hanging shelf…you decide. This is one of those proj-
ects that the finishing detail dictates the style. It can be colorful and Boho cool. Distressed
and super shabby chic or as rustic as you like. You will assemble your very own hanging
shelf. All the wood and rope pieces will be pre-cut for you. Then the big decision of how
to finish it us up to you! We will have several paint and stain options but if you have a
particular color you love please feel free to bring it. The shelf is approximately 18" long by
5.5" deep and hangs approximately 14" long. Wear clothing that can get messy. All mate-
rials provided. Registration deadline is Oct. 30.
ARTFULLIVING
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Monday, Oct. 22 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-9:00pm$78
Thursday, Nov. 1 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-8:00pm$20
Tuesday, Nov. 6 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-9:00pm$45
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Silver Rings in a Day - Austin Artworks Center
Using Precious Metal Clay (clay composed of silver
particles, water and an organic binder) students will
be able to create the ring of their dreams. Students
initially start working with polymer clay to become familiar with tools, textures,
and techniques. The clay is rolled, shaped and molded to get the perfect ring.
Using PMC, students will form their ring on a mandrel. For additional enhance-
ment, a man-made stone (CZ) can be incorporated into the piece. There is no hammering, sawing or soldering.
The final rings are all 99.9% pure silver and called "fine silver." Everything is supplied by the instructor for this
class. Just bring a lunch and creativity.
Crochet Purse - Pamela Koenen
Learn to crochet an Italian inspired Riga bag. This striped shoulder bag is a pattern easy
enough for the beginner. The purse is worked in pieces and then stitched together. Options
will be presented to add a flower or other embellishment. Materials needed for class: worsted
weigh yarn (4) 7 oz. each of two coordinating colors, 2 oz. of a complimentary color to add
a flower, crochet hook size I-9, yarn needle.
Lighted Holiday Sign - Teri Wermager
How do you do that? We'll show you how! Paint, stencil and place your lights to create
your own special holiday sign that can really light the place up! You will have a choice of
'Merry & Bright' or 'All is Calm All is Bright'. You will have several background and
stencil paint or stain choices but if you have a color you LOVE, please bring it. Light
color will be white. Please wear clothing that can get messy. Bring a drill if you have one.
All materials supplied. Early bird deadline is Nov. 1, registration deadline is Nov. 20.
ARTFULLIVING
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Saturday, Nov. 10 Austin Artworks Center,
300 N Main St., Austin
10:00am-
4:00pm
$95
Mondays, Nov. 19
& 26
IJ Holton Intermediate
School, IMC
6:30-8:30pm$18
Thursday, Nov. 29 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-9:00pm$52
UCare
Most UCare members may take up to a $15 discount per class on most classes. If a class is less than $15, the member make
take the class free of charge. Members must be enrolled with UCare at the time of registration and throughout the duration
of the course. Members will need to include their UCare ID number when registering. Our office will contact UCare for ver-
ification of benefit prior to processing registration.
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Lakehouse Lantern - Teri & Scott Wermager
When you think about 2x4s, you usually don't picture a fabulous rustic lantern. We will provide
pre-cut wood pieces-some very smooth and pristine and some that have lead a tough life, for you
to glue and screw into a beautiful lantern. A cute finial type topper can be added if you want.
We will leave the wood in its natural unfinished condition to highlight whatever you decide to
place inside. Please bring a drill with a Kreg Jig if possible. Wear clothing that can get messy. All
materials provided. Registration deadline is Nov. 29.
The Dylan Kaercher Christmas Show - Dylan
Kaercher
Come and enjoy a Christmas show like no other! "Dylan Kaercher's Lights, Camera,
Christmas!" continues a theatrical tradition of presenting a holiday story with
humor, song, and dance! Set in the beautiful Holiday Grand Hotel, the plot twists
around Mark Hall, a big Hollywood producer and owner of the Mark Hall Channel
who is at the hotel to film his annual Christmas Special. The guests, staff and exec-
utives at the hotel all try to sing and dance their way into the show.
Competitiveness and confusion take their toll on the characters' holiday spirit.
Come and see if they can find the true meaning of Christmas. Written, directed,
and produced by Dylan Kaercher (Berthiaume).
Early Bird $20
10 Awesome Meals in Just Under an Hour! - Jen Haugen
18+
Evenings are busy, but dinner is done! In this class, you will prep "marinade meals" in bags, ready for you to add
your proteins and pop right in the slow cooker, the instant pot, on the grill, in the oven, or even in the
microwave. Each month there is a different menu theme so sign up for one or all 3! In each class you will make
10 different meals, plus a bonus bag. Registration includes pantry items from Pampered Chef, the easy to follow
grocery shopping list, and menu plan/recipes. Make new friends, come with old friends, and have fun making
meals and feeling great that dinner is already done! Participants will receive the shopping list prior to class so
all groceries can be brought to class. Aprons are not required but recommended.
Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration
Thursday, Dec. 6 Ellis Middle School, Wood
Shop-Enter Door #13
6:00-9:00pm$45
Saturday, Dec. 8 Austin High School,
Christau Hall
7:30pm$24
at the
door
September: Little Italy -
Wednesday, Sept. 19
October: Oriental Grill -
Wednesday, Oct. 24
November: Tex-Mex -
Wednesday, Nov. 14
Austin High School,
Family and Consumer
Science Room 102 - Enter
6:30-7:30pm$66
EA.
September: Little Italy -
Wednesday, Sept. 19
October: Oriental Grill -
Wednesday, Oct. 24
November: Tex-Mex -
Wednesday, Nov. 14
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Taco the Town - Megan Groh
18+
Join Hy-Vee dietitian, Megan Groh, and learn to make three tantalizing, healthy tacos.
On the menu is Authentic Carne Asada Tacos with fresh Pico de Gallo, Fish Tacos with Chipotle Sauce, and
Sweet potato and Black Bean Tacos with Lime Crema.
Intro to Cake Decorating - Pamela Koenen
Learn the basics of building and decorating a 2 layer, 6" cake. You will learn tips on
leveling and icing a cake, how to make flowers, borders and to use a variety of tips
and techniques. Each participant will take home their 6" cake. All materials and cake
box are provided. Registration deadline is Thursday, September 20.
Spring Roll Workshop - Gareth Hataye
18+
Gareth Hataye is back for another Asian cooking class! In this fun filled
evening you will learn all the tips and tricks needed to make delicious
spring rolls that will impress your family and friends. Gareth is an Austin
resident but grew up in Hawaii and has competed in the Hormel
Historic Home's Foodie Throwdown.
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Teaching a Community Ed Class
The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are
invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal-
ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please
call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
Wednesday, Sept. 26 Austin High School,
Family and Consumer
Science Room 102 - Enter
Door #1
6:30-7:30pm$25
Thursday, Sept. 27 Austin High School,
Family and Consumer
Science Room 102-Enter
Door #1
6:30-8:30pm$36
Thursday, Nov. 8 Austin High School,
Family and Consumer
Science Room 102 - Enter
Door #1
6:30-8:30pm$15
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EFFORTLESS
ENTERTAINMENT
Community Education is now offering custom entertainment! Do
you see a class you want to try but the date doesn’t work in your
schedule? Maybe you have a Pinterest idea but don’t know where
to start. We can fix that! Contact us to set up a private event.
Dream big and let us help you with a birthday party, ladies’,
couples’ night or even corporate training. Contact us with a date or
idea and we will find the perfect instructor and event
space. Community Education is proud to offer this
effortless opportunity to make spending time with
friends and family easy!
Your Date & Time!
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
912 1st Ave NE
Austin, MN 55912
507-460-1706
lauren.cost@austin.k12.mn.us
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Fall Colors Tour
Join us for a wonderful fall day as we cruise down the St. Croix River. The
2-hour excursion includes a flavorful luncheon buffet; beverages are addi-
tional. Your view will be beautiful and ever changing. The atmosphere will
be inviting, the food will be delightful and your memories will be lasting.
After the ride there will be time to stroll through Stillwater’s quaint shops.
Fee includes bus, cruise, and lunch. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 8:00am (arrive at 7:45am) and
return around 6:00pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Sept. 10.
Renaissance Trip
Join us for a day at the MN Renaissance Festival! Explore the 16th
Century European village featuring 16 stages of live entertainment. Over
250 artisans fill the Festival marketplace to display and sell their hand-
crafted wares for a truly unique shopping experience. Patrons can interact
with hundreds of memorable characters roaming the village streets as well
as view live armored jousting throughout the day. Come celebrate the 47th season of the Renaissance Festival!
The price of this trip includes bus ride and ticket to enter the festival. You will be on your own to explore the
grounds, sorry no refunds. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 7:00am (arrive at 6:45am) and return
around 6:40pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Sept. 10.
Lake Pepin Luxury Wine Tour
Join us as we travel to Lake Pepin to see the beauty of fall along the Mississippi and taste
the wines created in Minnesota and Wisconsin. This luxury wine tour will include wine
tastings at Flower Valley Vineyard & Winery, Maiden Rock Winery & Cidery and a tast-
ing and tour at Villa Bellezza Winery & Vineyards. Guests will also enjoy a glass of wine
with a gourmet dinner, including Bellezza Salad, Pollo Piccata al Forno, and Tiramisu.
Registration includes all tastings, wine tour, light snacks on bus, gourmet dinner, and
motor coach transportation. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 10:40am (arrive at 10:25) and return
around 9:15pm. Must be 21 with proof of ID to register. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Sept. 26.
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Saturday, Oct. 13 Lake Pepin10:40am-
9:15pm
$99
Friday, Sept. 28 Shakopee, MN7:00am-
6:40pm
$59
Wednesday, Sept. 19 St Croix River8:00am-6:00pm$71
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A Gathering of Friends Shopping Day
Gather your friends for a fun day with stops at Home Essentials Boutique,
Bachman's and the General Store of Minnetonka. Home Essentials
Boutique, the #1 seasonal home boutique in the Twin Cities, has over 175
juried vendors bringing you their very best, you will always find fabulous
furniture, original florals, exceptional gourmet foods and one-of-a-kind
gifts at affordable prices. Next stop will be A Gathering of Friend's
Antique Market located at Bachman's. This event features wonderful primitives, architectural pieces, pine and
oak furniture, cottage decor, vintage wares, great accessories, collectibles, and pottery. Last stop will be at the
General Store of Minnetonka where you will have an incredible shopping experience of more than 15,000
square feet of an unparalleled selection of home décor, special gifts and old time classics. Bus will depart from
Walmart parking lot at 7:30am (arrive at 7:15am) and return around 5:10pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration
deadline is Oct. 12.
Remembering Prince
We will begin our day at First Ave which was featured in the movie Purple Rain. Don't miss the opportunity to
take your photo with Prince's Gold Star. We will stop for lunch (on your own) then head to Paisley Park,
Prince’s extraordinary private estate and production complex. Tour this amazing estate and experience first-hand
what it was like for Prince to create, produce and perform inside this private sanctuary and remarkable produc-
tion complex. Trip includes the price to tour First Ave, Paisley Park and motor coach transportation. Bus will
depart from Walmart parking lot at 6:40am (arrive at 6:25am) and return around 4:05pm. Sorry, no refunds.
Registration deadline is Oct. 12.
The Church Basement Ladies Celebrate Rural Life! (NEW SHOW)
With plenty of crazy antics, loads of fresh laughs, and spanking new original songs, this new Church Basement
Ladies show (You Smell Barn) celebrates rural life in the 1950’s. From the basement to the barn, your beloved
CB Ladies are back! After the last of the hot dish is served and the coffee pot is emptied, these steadfast, sturdy
women head to their farms, peel off their church clothes, and get on with their daily chores. In between picking
eggs and milking cows, they congregate with some of the other lovable folks in their rural community. Whether
you’ve seen several of their shows, or are new to the world of these ladies, you will enjoy this day! Trip fee
includes a fabulous meal (turkey dinner) show ticket and motor coach transportation. Bus will depart from
Walmart parking lot at 9:15am (arrive at 9:00am) and return around 5:10pm. Registration deadline is October
1st. Sorry, no refunds on trips.
Thursday, Nov. 1 Ames Center9:15am-
5:10pm
$77
Friday, Oct. 26 Paisley Park6:40am-
4:05pm
$95
Friday, Oct. 19 Twin Cities7:30am-
5:10pm
$46
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Minneapolis Holiday Boutique
Get a group of friends together and get into the holiday spirit at the Minneapolis Holiday Boutique! We will
transport you via motor coach to U.S. Bank Stadium to start your holiday shopping. There will be over 250 ven-
dors with a variety of items for sale. Friday of this event is Ladies Night. There will be music, prizes and drinks
(purchased by the glass at the event) available throughout the evening. You will have a great time and finding
something for that hard to shop for relative will be a breeze this year. Food and beverages are available to pur-
chase at the event but are not included in the price of the ticket. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at
11:30am (arrive at 11:15am) and return around 10:00pm. Sorry no refunds. Registration deadline is Nov. 2.
The “Bobby Vee Story" at the History Theatre in St Paul
This is the story of Bobby Vee, the clean-cut teen idol singer of the early 1960's, who
recorded such hit songs as “Take Good Care of My Baby,” “Rubber Ball” and “Come
Back When You Grow Up.” Bobby Vee was a Fargo, N.D., teenager when he got his
first big break replacing Buddy Holly, who had died in a plane crash on his way to a
dance in Moorhead in 1959. Fifteen-year-old Bobby Velline, from Fargo, stepped in and performed at that
Winter Dance Party. Bobby Vee soon became a teen idol appearing on American Bandstand with Dick Clark. In
this musical play, follow Bobby’s musical journey that includes fellow pop stars like Little Anthony & The
Imperials, Ronnie & The Ronettes, Dion, and Del Shannon. After the show we'll stop for lunch ( not included
in the trip fee). Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 7:15am (arrive at 7:00am) and return around
4:10pm. Deadline to register is October 19th. Trip fee includes motor coach transportation and show ticket.
Sorry, no refunds on trips.
Early Bird $
A Minnesota Orchestra Christmas: Home For the Holidays
Join us as conductor Sara Hicks leads the Minnesota Orchestra in holiday music!
Illuminating the joy of the season, this concert is one not to be missed! You will
arrive early for complimentary coffee and pastries and enjoy the holiday mood at
this lovely venue. We have reserved seating and you will be dropped off just outside
the performance hall via motor coach. Leave the winter driving hassles to us and
plan to attend with friends and family. We will stop for a late lunch on the way
home (not included in the trip fee). Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 8:00am (arrive at 7:45am) and
return around 4:10pm. Registration deadline is November 1st. Sorry no refunds.
Friday, Nov. 9 US Bank Stadium11:50am-
9:55pm
$48
Thursday, Dec. 20 Orchestra Hall,
Minneapolis
8:00am-
4:10pm
$85
Thursday, Nov. 29 History Theater, St. Paul7:15am-
4:10pm
$59
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EXTENDEDEXCURSIONS
National Parks & Canyons of the Southwest
Head west this spring to enjoy all the natural beauty our National Parks have to offer. Highlights of this 7 day
adventure include Grand Canyon West, Grand Canyon Skywalk, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National
Park, Zion Park Tram Tour, Las Vegas, and Valley of Fire State Park. Unpack only once for this trip! All 6
nights will be spent at the Eureka Casino Resort in Mesquite, NV. Included in your tour rate is roundtrip airfare,
tour director, 9 meals, motor coach transportation, sightseeing per itinerary, baggage handling. For more details
contact the Community Education office at 507-460-1716.
Final payment due 2/12/19.
Iceland Explorer
Travel to Iceland! A place like no other, this small island nation features a landscape of interesting contrasts
created by volcanoes & glaciers. From your hotel in Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, you'll enjoy a Reykjavik City
Tour, Blue Lagoon, Golden Circle Tour, National Museum, Strokkur Geyser & Gullfoss/Golden Falls,
Thingvellir National Park, South Coast Tour, Skogafoss Waterfall and so much more. Price of trip includes 12
meals, professional tour director, deluxe motorcoach, transportation, sightseeing per Itinerary, and baggage han-
dling. Pay your final payment with check prior to the final
payment due date and receive $100 per person booking dis-
count!
Niagra Falls & Heritage Highlights
Enjoy our nations capital and the surrounding area on this wonderful trip. You will enjoy Niagara Falls City
Tour, Niagara Falls boat tour, Amish lifestyle and family style dinner, Gettysburg Military Park, Philidelphia,
Independence Hall, Washington DC tour, Arlington Nat'l Cemetery, Twilight Illumination tour, Smithsonian
Institution, Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg and Colonial dinner. Included in your tour rate is roundtrip
airfare, 12 meals, professional tour guide, sightseeing per itinerary, adminssions, baggage handling, hotel trans-
fers and deluxe motercoach transpertation. Final payment is
due 7/11/2019.
$2199/
person
Double
Occupancy
April 28-May 4, 2019
$3745/
person
Double
Occupancy
June 5-11, 2019
$3125/
person
Double
Occupancy
Sept. 24-Oct. 3, 2019
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Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration
Beginner's Yoga - Neal Gjersvik, Yoga Studio of Austin
8+ (Ages 8-13 must be with an adult)
This is a yoga class for those newer to yoga or those wanting a
basic flow class. This class will introduce foundational yoga pos-
tures, teach you how to breath, and help you feel more comfort-
able in your yoga practice. Although this class moves at a slower
pace than our other vinyasa classes, you can expect to be chal-
lenged both mentally and physically. Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat
(mats are available to rent). Beginner’s yoga is not in a heated yoga classroom.
Tabata Barre Workout - Jasmine Murphy, Yoga Studio of Austin
18+
This class combines Pilates, yoga and ballet movements, along with bursts of cardio (tabata),
using a ballet barre for support and resistance. This combination of movements provides a high-
energy, full-body workout. Close attention will be paid to posture and alignment, which encour-
ages a long and lean body. The class is set to high energy music in 80-85 degree temperature.
Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat (mats are available to rent).
Yin Yoga - Jasmine Murphy, Yoga Studio of Austin
18+
Yin Yoga is the deep stretching and lengthing of the body's fascia. Fascia is the connective tis-
sues linking bones, muscles and joints. Often times pain seems muscular but it is really hiding
out in the fascia of the body. Postures are held for a period of time to find opening and release.
This is a quieter class with an emphasis on turning inward, soft music will be played in a warm
room. Poses are generally exclusively done while lying on your yoga mat. This class is excellent
for relieving aches and pains, finding relaxation, and balancing your busy life. Participants should bring a water
bottle and yoga mat (mats are available to rent). Yin yoga is not in a heated yoga classroom.
Sundays, Sept. 16-Oct. 21
Sundays, Oct. 28-Dec. 9
Tuesdays, Sept. 18-Oct. 30
Tuesdays, Nov. 6-De.c 11
Yoga Studio of Austin, 401
Main St N, Suite 202
4:00-5:00pm
4:00-5:00pm
9:30-10:30am
9:30-10:30am
$34
EA.
Sundays, Sept.16-Oct.21
Sundays, Oct. 28-Dec. 2
Yoga Studio of Austin, 401
Main St N, Suite 202
12:00-1:00pm$34
EA.
Sundays, Sept. 16-Oct. 21
Sundays, Oct. 28-Dec. 2
Yoga Studio of Austin, 401
Main St N, Suite 202
1:15-2:15pm$34
EA.
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Zumba - Jasmine Murphy, Yoga Studio of Austin
18+
ZUMBA is a fusion of Latin and International music/dance themes that create a dynamic, excit-
ing, and based on the principle that a workout should be "fun and easy to do.” The routines fea-
ture aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and
sculpt the body. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle, hand towel and wear clean
tennis shoes.
Tune-in, Turn-on, Tune-up: Women's Empowerment & Spirituality
Workshop - Vickie Bush
18+
The purpose of this experiential workshop is to allow women to review their internal dialogues of what it means
to be a woman in today’s society, to examine their own vulnerabilities and strengths as well as how familial
and/or societal values encourage women’s freedom or develop entrapment of vulnerabilities. We will discuss
ways in which we empower ourselves and other women, explore the role of spirituality in women’s lives, how to
enhance their spiritual beings, and achieve one’s full potential. Modes of self/spiritual connections will be
explored and demonstrated including meditation, music, breathing and fluid movement.
Hypnosis
Hypnosis is effective, relaxing and you will be in control at all times. The course fee includes a CD and a life-
time membership card for reinforcement which allows participants to attend future seminars at no cost.
Students interested in both classes must register for both. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a pillow, blanket
or bean bag chair for added comfort. Dr. Mary Fischer is a Doctor of Clinical Hypnosis.
Hypnosis - Weight Loss/Healthy Eating - Mary Fischer
18 & Up/12-17 with Adult
Hypnosis can help you control your eating habits and stop cravings. Learn to desire the right foods, push your
plate away when full, and get motivated to exercise and drink more water. If you are tired of spending money on
diet programs where you lose weight and then gain it all back, consider attending this class. Hypnosis will help
you take control. You will be aware at all times and at no time will you be unconscious. Bring a blanket or
sleeping bag, pillow and dress comfortably.
Tuesdays, Sept. 18-Oct. 23
Tuesdays, Oct. 30-Dec. 4
Yoga Studio of Austin, 401
Main St N, Suite 202
5:45-6:45pm$34
EA.
Thursday, Nov. 8 Austin High School, IMC-
Enter Door #4
6:00-8:45pm$55
Mondays, Nov. 5
& 12
IJ Holton Intermediate
School, Cafeteria
6:30-8:30pm$54
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Hypnosis - Stop Smoking/Chewing Tobacco - Mary Fischer
18 & Up/12-17 with Adult
Don't let tobacco control your life. If you are ready to quit smoking and/or chewing, hypnosis can help you stop
immediately without withdrawal or weight gain. Hypnosis is very relaxing. You will be aware at all times and at
no time will you be unconscious. It is time for a healthier and smoke-free you. Bring a blanket or sleeping bag,
pillow and dress comfortably.
Facilitating Change in Others and Ourselves - Brent Henry
15+
This class will explore what causes our fears and how to overcome them. We will also look at what drives all
human behavior along with where our emotions come from and how to change them. This class will not only
give you the tools to help someone else change, but also everything you need to know to take control of your
life.
TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS USING MS WORD, EXCEL AND POWER-
POINT - Jim Miner
“Work Smarter, Not Harder” using these three programs. Many tips
will be discussed for each program, plus “STUMP THE
TEACHER” with questions you have! This class is for
anyone using the programs! ONE TIP MIGHT BE
WORTH THE PRICE OF ADMISSION!
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Teaching a Community Ed Class
The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are
invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal-
ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please
call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
Thursday, Nov. 8 Austin High School, IMC-
Enter Door #4
6:00-8:45pm$55
Wednesday, Nov. 28 IJ Holton Intermediate
School, IMC
6:00-9:30pmFREE
Wednesday, Dec. 5 Ellis Middle School,
Computer Lab
6:00-9:00pm$30
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Explore Your Community” Welcome Week Event
The Austin Human Rights Commission invites you to join us from 6:00pm to 7:30pm Monday,
September 17th at the African Food Market (113 4th Ave NE) and the Tienda Y Taqueria
Guerrero (301 4th Ave NE), which are right around the corner from one another. This is a
wonderful opportunity to casually sample food, hear from the owners/operators, and learn a lit-
tle about what each business has to offer. We have space for about 50 participants, so please
register through Community Ed or contact us at austinforhumanrights@gmail.com or on our
Facebook page. We will gather at the Tienda Y Taqueria Guerrero at 6:00pm. Children are
welcome. We hope to see you all there!
Planning Ahead-Feel Good About Tomorrow - Mary Kittelson
This class will help you explore funeral service options and learn the many advantages of advance funeral plan-
ning. Learn the value of prearrangement and prefunding including peace of mind for you and your family. Class
is held in the conference room at Worlein Funeral Home.
Funeral Home Tour & Museum - Mary Kittelson
Take a look behind the scenes of a locally owned funeral home and learn some of the history of funeral service.
A professional funeral director will teach you the role of the funeral and funeral home team. This is a great way
for all ages to see a funeral home in a relaxed atmosphere. Class is held in the conference room at Worlein
Funeral Home.
Savvy Social Security Planning: What Baby Boomers Need To Know To
Maximize Retirement Income - Nathan Tiarks & Gene Hackett
Age 55 & Up
Social Security is far more complicated than most people realize. The decisions baby boomers make now can
have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits they stand to receive over their lifetime. This work-
shop will cover the five factors to think about when deciding to apply for benefits, how to estimate your bene-
fits, when to apply for Social Security, and much more!
Monday, Sept. 17 African Food Market, 113
4th Ave NE
6:00-7:30pmFREE
Thursday, Sept. 27 Worlein Funeral Home,
1801 4th St. NW, Austin
6:00-7:30pm$3
Thursday, Oct. 4 Worlein Funeral Home,
1801 4th St. NW, Austin
6:00-7:30pmFREE
Thursday, Oct. 11 IJ Holton Intermediate
School, IMC
6:00-7:30pmFREE
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Making the SOLARCHOICE – Is community solar right for me? - Austin
Utilities Staff Members
Solar is a hot topic in the utility world right now. For a variety of reasons from
shady locations to shabby rooftops, a solar project doesn’t make sense for many
homes and business. Community Solar can be a great alternative. A community
solar project—sometimes referred to as a solar garden or shared renewable energy
plant—is a solar power plant whose electricity is shared by more than one house-
hold. Austin Utilities will be offering customers an opportunity to buy into a com-
munity solar project. Come to this workshop to understand more about community
solar so you can decide if it’s right for you.
Saving Energy 101 (Conserve & Save House Call Workshop) - Stacy
Boots Camp
Are your energy bills difficult to manage? Don't know how to reduce your
energy costs? This workshop will teach participants common sense ways to
decrease energy use and save money on their utility bills. Participants will
also be able to sign up for a comprehensive home energy audit (a $300
value) for a reduced co-pay of only $25! (normally $50 – must be an Austin
Utilities customer to receive audit).
Instructor Stacy Boots Camp is an outreach coordinator at the Center for
Energy and the Environment. CEE provides practical, innovative, energy
solutions for homeowners, businesses, nonprofits, and government.
Costly Healthcare & Ways to Get Around It - Angela Ruhter, RN, BSN
Does the thought of going to the doctor stress you out because you don't know how much it will cost you? The
instructor will dive into the world of the healthcare system and health insurance including tools to possibly
lower your healthcare expenses.
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Wednesday, Oct. 17
Wednesday, Oct. 17
Austin Utilities, 1908 14th
St NE, Austin
10:00-11:00am
6:00-7:00pm
FREE
Thursday, Oct. 18
Thursday, Oct. 18
Austin Utilities, 1908 14th
St NE, Austin
10:00-11:00am
6:00-7:00pm
FREE
Wednesday, Oct. 24 IJ Holton Intermediate
School
6:30-7:30pm$8
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An Introduction to Voiceovers - Alicia Midgley
18+
Explore the fun, rewarding possibilities of the voiceover industry! Discover current trends and
how they make it easy and affordable for just about anyone to get involved. You’ll learn about
different types of voiceovers and tools you’ll need to find success. Your instructor, a professional
voice actor from Voices For All, will take notes as you read a real script in this one-on-one video
chat setting, and offer some coaching to improve your delivery. You’ll receive a professional
voiceover evaluation later. One-time, 90-minute, introductory class. Learn more at
http://www.voicesforall.com/ooo.
AARP Smart Drivers Safety Refresher Class
Age 55 & Up
The AARP Smart Driver Course, offered by AARP Driver Safety, is the nation’s largest classroom and online
driver safety course and is designed especially for drivers age 50 and older. By taking a driver safety course,
you'll learn the current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques and how to operate your vehicle more
safely in today's increasingly challenging driving environment. You'll learn how you can manage and accommo-
date common age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. After completing the course you will
receive a certificate of completion that can be presented to your insurance agent for a possible reduction in your
auto insurance premiums. Bring your Minnesota Driver's License to class. AARP members should be able to
provide your membership number to the instructor at the class. Feel free to bring a snack and beverage. Class is
located at The Cedars of Austin, 700 1st Drive NW, Austin, MN. Park in the parking lot off North Main
Street. Enter through east door across from Mill Pond.
AARP Smart Drivers Safety 8-Hour Program
Age 50 & Up
Improve your skills and qualify for insurance discounts at 55 or older by completing this 8-hour classroom driver
education class. Topics include how to compensate for the effects of aging and medication on driving, traffic
hazards, accident prevention and more. Bring your Minnesota Driver's License and a writing utensil to class.
Eligible participants are 50 years and older. AARP members should be able to provide your membership number
to the instructor at class. Feel free to bring a snack and beverage. Class is located at The Cedars of Austin, 700
1st Drive NW, Austin, MN. Park in the parking lot off North Main Street. Enter through east door across from
Mill Pond.
Saturday, Sept. 22,
Oct. 27, Nov. 10,
Dec. 8, Jan. 12 &
Feb. 9
The Cedars of Austin, 700
1st Drive NW, Austin, MN
9:00am-
1:00pm
$17
AARP
Members/
$22 Non-
Members
Monday & Tuesday,
Dec. 10 & 11
Monday & Tuesday
Feb. 18 & 19
The Cedars of Austin, 700
1st Drive NW, Austin, MN
5:00-9:00pm
$17
AARP
Members/
$22 Non-
Members
TBD by Student Online CourseTBD by
Student
$58
29Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net
ABE
30
REGISTRATIONINFORMATION
Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706
When should I register?
• Now! Many classes fill quickly. Often instructors need to order supplies.
• Help ensure that your class has enough students by registering at least a week ahead of the start date.
• Registering early will reserve your spot in classes or trips that fill early.
• Please include your daytime phone number and an email address so we can reach you with any class changes.
Where do I go to register in person?
• The Community Education office is in the Community Learning Center. This is located on the North side
of the Queen Angels Church, 912 1st Ave NE.
Why pay by credit card?
• Register online and know immediately if you are in the class.
• Credit card refunds are processed within a day or two. Refund checks are mailed by our district business
office.
Can I use Medica benefits?
• Medica is accepted. Include your member ID number when registering. We will call Medica to verify appli-
cable benefit.
Are there accommodations for people with disabilities?
• Your participation is our goal. Please call 460-1706 to discuss situation.
What happens when a class is cancelled?
• All fees are refunded if a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or filled before we receive your
registration.
• Classes are cancelled two business days prior to start date if there is insufficient enrollment. Avoid the dis-
appointment of class cancellations by registering early and inviting a friend to register with you.
Will classes be held if the weather is questionable?
• When Austin Public Schools cancels school or is dismissed early, all Community Education classes are can-
celled.
• Every attempt will be made to contact you by phone or e-mail however, this is not always possible.
• Cancellation notices are announced on local radio and television stations.
• A re-scheduled date will be made available in most circumstances.
What if I want a refund?
• Call 460-1706 as soon as possible.
• Full refund minus a $3 processing fee will be given if we are notified at least five business days prior to the
class you wish to withdraw.
• No refunds given within 5 business days prior to class start.
• No refunds will be issued for trips or special events.
I still have questions.
• Please call Community Education at 460-1706 and we will do the best to provide you with a friendly, helpful
answer.
• Register for Community Education e-News and receive class changes, special offers, and trip offerings.
E-mail us at communityeducation@austin.k12.mn.us or follow us on Facebook!
Four Easy Ways to Register
Participant Name __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address & City _____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________
Home Tel. ________________________________________ Work/Cell Tel. __________________________________________________________
Email ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________ Fee $_____________________
Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________ Fee $_____________________
Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________ Fee $_____________________
Check One: q Adult q Adult 55+ q Youth (Grade __________) School ________________________________________________
Participant Name __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address & City _____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________
Home Tel. ________________________________________ Work/Cell Tel. __________________________________________________________
Email ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________Fee $ _____________________
Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________Fee $ _____________________
Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________Fee $ _____________________
Check One: q Adult q Adult 55+ q Youth (Grade __________) School ________________________________________________
Register Early! Prompt registration helps avoid disappointment when classes fill quickly. It also helps avoid the dis-
appointment of cancelling a class due to low enrollment, only to find that last minute registrations would have filled
it.
CLASS DETERMINATION MADE 2 BUSINESS DAYS
PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES
To receive e-mail notifications and updates concerning Community Education, please send an email to:
communityeducation@austin.k12.mn.us
Cash/Check (payable to Austin Public Schools) Check #_________________________
Credit Card - Visa, Master Card or Discover (circle one) Exp. Date _______________
Credit Card # ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___
Signature _________________________________________________________________
TOTAL ALL FEES
1. In Person – bring completed registration form and payment
to the Community Learning Center, 912 1st Avenue NE between
8:00am - 3:00pm, Monday - Friday
2. By Mail – send completed registration form with payment for
classes to: Community Learning Center, 912 1st Avenue NE,
Austin, MN 55912
3. Online – log in to http://austin.revtrak.net to register for class-
es and pay by credit card. If online classes are full, call office to
verify if more space is available or to place your name on a waiting
list.
4. Phone – call 460-1706 to register for Community Education
classes and pay by credit card. To register for ECFE call 460-1709.
In
Person
By
Mail
Online
By
Phone
Austin Community Education
912 First Avenue NE
Austin, MN 55912
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Austin Community Education follows the Austin Public School policy
regarding school closings and cancellations. If school begins late due to
inclement weather, morning classes will not be held. If school dismiss-
es early, afternoon and evening classes will be cancelled. If school is
closed for the day, there will not be any classes for Community
Education.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION E-NEWS
Sign up for this free service to receive the latest Community Education
information sent directly to your e-mail!
You will receive early notifi-
cations of online availability
of the new brochure before it
is even delivered to your
home and to the general
public. You will receive up-
to-date notifications of new
or upcoming trips, classes,
and special events offered
through Community Education. We will also send out important mes-
sages about classes you are currently registered. We even send out spe-
cial discounts for classes!
Sign up by sending an email to communityeducation@austin.k12.mn.us
and we will add you to our distribution list. Your information will be
kept secure and will not be used for solicitation or distributed to any
other group.
Another great way to receive updates is by giving us a “Like” on
Facebook! Follow us on Facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation.
COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER CONTACT NUMBERS:
Main Office - (507) 460-1700
Community Education - (507) 460-1706 or (507) 460-1715
ECFE - (507) 460-1709
Kids Korner Main Office - (507) 460-1706
Our mission is to provide life-long learning to the Austin community.
This book contains information on our classes and programs.
For more information, please call 460-1706.
The Community Learning Center houses Adult Basic Education, Community Education,
http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation
Kids Korner is a quality preschool and school
age child care program. Our goal is to pro-
vide a safe place for children before and after
school, on specified non-school days and
during the summer. We provide an environ-
ment that encourages adventure, creativity,
healthy self-concepts, respect for others,
responsible behavior and a positive attitude.
Kids Korner Sites:
Community Learning Center provides care for children ages 3-5
that are enrolled in ECFE and ECSE Preschool programs. CLC site
is open 6:15 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Austin Public Elementary Schools (Banfield, Neveln,
Southgate, Sumner, and Woodson):
Providing quality before and after school care for Austin Public
School children kindergarten through 4th grade. Woodson site is
open 6:15-8:30 a.m. and 1:50-6:00 p.m. Other elementary sites are
open 6:15 a.m.-8:10 a.m. and 2:40-6:00 p.m.
Enrollment and Registration Information:
Children ages 3 years old through 4th grade may be enrolled pro-
viding space is available at the age appropriate site. A three (3)
business day wait period is required for all families to allow for pro-
cessing of paperwork and appropriate staffing. Registration forms
can be obtained by calling the Kids Korner main office at 507-460-
1706 or online at www.austin.k12.mn.us. A non-refundable regis-
tration fee of $40 per child or $80 maximum per family is required
at registration. Registration fee covers 2017-2018 school year.
Child Care Rates:
Kids Korner Regular Enrollment - children that use the program on
a regular basis $10 minimum weekly charge per child $3.10 per
hour per child is charged after reaching the $10 weekly minimum
for school year.
Kids Konnection - is for children that need drop-in care, non-
school days, early dismissal days, or snow emergency days. $20 per
half day (6 hours or less) or $32 per full day (6 hours or more) per
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Community Education Fall 2018 Brochure

  • 1. FALL 2018 CATALOG Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration
  • 2. WELCOME TO AUSTIN COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER For Your Information .......................3 Community Education .................4-29 Youth Arts & Crafts........................4-6 Youth Enrichment...........................7-9 Youth Sports & Fitness .................9-10 MacPhail...........................................11 Artful Living ...............................12-15 Culinary Arts ..............................15-16 Effortless Entertainment...................17 Day Trips .....................................18-20 Extended Excursions ........................21 Health & Wellness......................22-24 Technology .......................................24 Arc....................................................25 Adult Enrichment.......................26-28 Drivers Education.............................28 ABE ..................................................29 Registration Information.................30 Registration Form ...........................31 Table Of Contents Fall Breeze & Autumn Leaves The colors will be changing soon and we are excited to share with you effortless exploration opportunities. We would like to thank Michelle Lane for the beautiful photo showcased on the front cover. Why Register Online? It’s easy! Visit www.austin.k12.mn.us to view class offerings or register directly at http://austin.revtrak.net It’s convenient! It’s accessible 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Register on your schedule, all day, everyday! It’s green! Saves gas. No need to drive anywhere. It’s free! No stamp required. You receive an email confirmation! Staff & Program Directory Community Learning Center 912 1st Ave NE The CE main office is open 7:30 am–4:00 pm, Monday–Friday. Teri Wermager, Community Education Coordinator 507.460.1704 teri.wermager@austin.k12.mn.us Lauren Cost, Community Education Administrative Assistant 507.460.1715 lauren.cost@austin.k12.mn.us Heidi Kaercher, CE & Kids Korner Administrative Assistant 507-460-1706 heidi.kaercher@austin.k12.mn.us Adult Enrichment Extended Excursions Lifelong Learning Health & Wellness Culinary Arts Driver Education DAY TRIPS Effortless Gardening Youth & FamilyTECHNOLOGY Artful Living Close to Home Day Trips
  • 3. 3 FORYOURINFORMATION Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net 1 Community Learning Center 912 1st Ave NE Austin, MN 55912 2 Austin High School 301 3rd Street NW Austin, MN 55912 3 Ellis Middle School 1700 4th Ave SE Austin, MN 55912 4 IJ Holton Intermediate School 1800 4th Ave SE Austin, MN 55912 5 Banfield Elementary School 301 17th Street SW Austin, MN 55912 6 Neveln Elementary School 1918 Oakland Ave East Austin, MN 55912 7 Southgate Elementary School 1601 19th Ave SW Austin, MN 55912 8 Sumner Elementary School 805 8th Ave NW Austin, MN 55912 9 Woodson Kindergarten Center 1601 4th Street SE Austin, MN 55912 10 Wescott Athletic Complex 301 12th St NW Austin, MN 55912 11 Austin Artworks Center 300 N Main Street Austin, MN 55912 12 Austin Public Library 323 4th Ave NE Austin, MN 55912 13 Austin Conservation Club 25025 US 218 Austin, MN 55912 14 Berg's Nursery 904 First Ave NW Austin, MN 55912 15 Fawver Agency 609 West Oakland Ave Austin, MN 55912 16 Hormel Historic Home 208 4th Ave NW Austin, MN 55912 17 Riverland Community College 1900 8th Ave NW Austin, MN 55912 18 The Cedars of Austin 700 1st Drive NW Austin, MN 55912 19 Worlein Funeral Home 1801 4th Street NW Austin, MN 55912 20 Todd Park Large Pavilion 11th NE Street Austin, MN 55912 21 VFW Club 300 4th Ave NE Austin, MN 55912 ! 21 20 8 17 19 6 43 2 9 15 5 10 0 18 11 14 1 12 16 7 13
  • 4. 4 YOUTHARTS&CRAFTS Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Pixie Bag - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross Ages 8+ In this fun class you will learn to make your own Pixie Bag. Participants will sew a soft suede leather bag. No prior sewing expereince needed. All materials are provided. Native Medicine Bag - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross Ages 8+ Join this fun class to make your own native medicine bag. Participants will sew a leather neck pouch to carry their treasures and keepsakes. No prior sewing experience needed. All materials are provided. Dream Catcher - Spirit Bear Academy Diana Ross Ages 8+ Dreamcatchers have been helping people get a calm nights rest for centuries. Create your very own dreamcatcher that will catch bad dreams and allow good dreams to pass through. All materi- als are provided. Disney Mania - Bronwyn Brennan K-4th Grade Come explore the Wonderful World of Disney! Have you ever dreamed of being Walt himself? Join us to "wish upon a star" and "make your dreams come true." Neverland, Under the Sea, and Down a Rabbit Hole, there are no limitations on the places your imagination can take you. Create your own theme park and talk about your favorite Disney characters. Early Bird $20 if registered by Oct. 9 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Submit a Cover Photo Community Education is proud to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of Austin, MN. If you have a photo you would like to see on the cover of a Community Education brochure please contact us at 507-460-1706 Monday, Oct. 1 Banfield Elementary School, Art Room 3:45-5:15pm$14 Monday, Oct. 8 Southgate Elementary School, Art Room 3:45-5:15pm$14 Monday, Oct. 15 Southgate Elementary School, Art Room 3:45-5:15pm$14 Wednesday, Oct. 17 Banfield Elementary School, Art Room 8:00am- 12:00pm $24
  • 5. 5 YOUTHARTS&CRAFTS Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net Princess Boot Camp - Bronwyn Brennan K-4th Grade Mirror, mirror on the wall who is the fairest of them all? Have you always dreamed of being a princess? Do you like getting pampered with fancy nails, hair and makeup? How about making projects fit for a queen? If so, this is the class for you! Princess snacks will be offered each day so please note any dietary needs at registration. Early Bird $35 if registered by Oct. 9 Adventures in Leather Crafting - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross Ages 8+ Leather crafting is very popular and easier than you think! Join in and learn a very old craft used by our ances- tors. You will learn how to stamp and tool leather. All materials provided. Parent and Child Cupcake Class - Pamela Koenen Ages 8+ Learn to make chocolate and vanilla cupcakes and the secrets of making the perfect but- tercream frosting. All recipes created and baked in class are from scratch. Create beauti- fully iced and decorated cupcakes. Each parent/child pair will leave with 6 vanilla and 6 chocolate cupcakes. All supplies are provided, but please bring a container for taking home your cupcakes. Child must be 8 years or older, one child per adult registration. http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Teaching a Community Ed Class The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal- ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit. Thursday & Friday, Oct. 18 & 19 Banfield Elementary School, Art Room 8:00am- 12:00pm $38 Monday, Oct. 22 Neveln Elementary School, Art Room 3:45-5:15pm$14 Thursday, Oct. 25 Austin High School, Family and Consumer Science Room 102-Enter Door #1 6:00-8:30pm$48
  • 6. 6 YOUTHARTS&CRAFTS Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Halloween Bonanza - Bronwyn Brennan 3rd-6th Grade Witches, werewolves, vampires, oh my! Calling all ghosts and zombies for a fun filled morning of crafts and games, from carving pumpkins to spider wall art. This class is sure to put the BOO in your Halloween season! Early Bird $24 if registered by Oct. 16 Girls Spa Day - Bronwyn Brennan K-4th Grade If you've got a girlie girl on your hands, one of the best experiences you can give her and her friends is a Little Girls Spa Day- complete with bathrobes, facials, soaps and more! Your daughter wants to be just like you and it doesn't take a girl very long to appreciate the luxury of being pampered. Please send a cold lunch with your daughter as well as a water bottle. Early Bird $20 if registered by Mar. 11 Family Art Studio - Austin Artworks Center Drop in as a family and get creative this winter. Free, all ages encouraged to attend and create together. All materials are provided. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Submit a Cover Photo Community Education is proud to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of Austin, MN. If you have a photo you would like to see on the cover of a Community Education brochure please contact us at 507-460-1706 Saturday, Oct. 27 Austin High School, Family and Consumer Science Room 102-Enter Door #1 9:00am- 12:00pm $28 Monday, Mar. 18 Banfield Elementary School, Art Room 8:00-11:30am$24 Saturdays, Sept. 8, Oct. 13, Nov. 10 2nd Floor, Austin Artworks Center, 300 N Main St. 1:00-3:00pmFREE
  • 7. 7 YOUTHENRICHMENT Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net More Than Pink Primer - Bronwyn Brennan 3rd-6th Grade More Than Pink is a program designed to inspire 3rd-6th grade girls with the goal of encouraging the girls to think of themselves as strong, smart and bold. Join this mini camp to get a taste of what is in store for the 2019 summer program. This primer will touch on different topic talks like communication, feelings and friendship to help prepare the girls for what the summer will hold. Please bring a water bottle, wear running attire and tennis shoes. For more infor- mation, please contact us at 507-460-1706. Early Bird $23 if registered by Sept. 14 Early Bird $23 if registered by Jan. 1 Early Bird $23 if Registered by Feb. 25 http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Thursdays, Sept. 20- Nov. 8 (No Class 10/18) Banfield Elementary School, Carpeted Gym & Kids Korner Space 6:30-7:30pm$30 Mondays, Jan. 7-Feb. 25 (No Class 1/21) Banfield Elementary School, Carpeted Gym & Kids Korner Space 6:30-7:30pm$30 Mondays, Mar. 4- Apr. 22 (No Class 4/18) Banfield Elementary School, Carpeted Gym & Kids Korner Space 6:30-7:30pm$30 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Teaching a Community Ed Class The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal- ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
  • 8. 8 YOUTHENRICHMENT Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 CABS: Child and Baby-Sitting Certification - Lori Hameister 4th-8th Grade Learn the responsibilities of being a prepared, safe, responsible and professional babysitter. Topics include start- ing your own babysitting business, child development, behavior guidance, supervision, proper feeding & diaper- ing techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies, basic first aid care and fire safety. Instructor provides baby dolls, bottles, diaper supplies for hands-on participation skills. The course is developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. Class participants receive a CABS book and ASHI certification card. Students attend this class independently. Parents are encouraged to review the take home information and discuss it with their child. Students can bring a snack. {YEL} Chess - Youth Enrichment League K-5th Grade New and returning students invited. Each {YEL!} Chess class follows four basic components: •Teach It!…Each class students are taught different chess concepts and coached to implement those concepts into their chess games. •Practice It!…Students practice positions set by the coach to improve their understanding of the concept. •Puzzle It!… Students are given chess puzzles (constructed by WIM Serafima Sokolovskaya) and work with coach guidance to solve them. •Play It!…Each class ends with students playing 20-30 minutes of chess. Coaches often feature in-class tournaments during the session. Class fee includes ChessKid.com membership for the session (a $49 annual value). Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. {YEL} Lever Developers - Youth Enrichment League 1-5 Grades STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner. Each {YEL!} STEM class follows four basic components. •Teach It!… Each class students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts behind each project. •Build It!… Students use LEGO® bricks to build a dragster, balancing beam and design their own catapult. •Explore It!… Then they use that project to explore the basic engineering concepts - this session is focused on levers concepts. •Play It!…Finally they play with their project, modify it, create extensions and have fun working with it. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. For more details about {YEL!} STEM classes, visit YouthEnrichmentLeague.com. LEGO® is a trade- mark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program. Wednesday, Oct. 10 Banfield Elementary School, Art Room 1:00-4:00pm$42 Tuesdays, Sept. 25- Oct. 30 Banfield Elementary School, Library 3:30-4:30pm$80 Thursdays, Sept. 20- Oct. 25 Banfield Elementary School, Library 3:00-4:00pm$69
  • 9. 9 YOUTHSPORTS&FITNESSYOUTHENRICHMENT Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net {YEL} Coding - Scratch - Youth Enrichment League 2-5th Grade STEM Coding Enrichment for the 21st Century learner. Each {YEL!} Coding class follows four basic compo- nents:•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. west- erns, 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 cre- ativity.•Keep It!…Students can keep their code online with Scratch® and can access it and expand upon it at anytime. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. Scratch® is an MIT created and monitored, kid-safe web interface. It uses a drag and drop programming inter- face to teach students of all levels coding practices. Your child will receive a Scratch user name and password so they can access their projects from any computer at anytime. Scratch® is not affiliated with {YEL!} nor does it endorse this program. Little Lotus Yoga - Allie Dittmer, Yoga Studio of Austin 3-7 years old These classes will provide tools for children to learn how to relax and focus, and are also a way for them to get moving. They will grant a way for the kids to be active, have fun and build mindful- ness. These will be child led classes, meaning what the kids need that day will be of most focus! Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat (mats will be available if needed). {YEL} Fencing - Youth Enrichment League 2-8th Grade 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 cur- riculum. •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. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. Thursdays, Sept. 20- Oct. 25 Banfield Elementary School, Library 4:30-5:30pm$77 Mondays, Sept. 17-Oct. 22 (No Class 10/15) Wednesdays, Sept. 19-Oct. 24 (No Class 10/17) Mondays, Oct. 29-Dec. 3 (No Class 11/19) Wednesdays, Nov. 7-Dec. 12 (No Class 11/21) Yoga Studio of Austin, 401 Main St N, Suite 202Yoga Studio of Austin, 401 5:45-6:45pm$23 EA. Wednesdays, Oct. 31-Dec. 5 Southgate Elementary School, Gym 3:30-4:30pm$83 Wednesdays, Sept. 19-Oct. 24 Southgate Elementary School, Gym 3:30-4:30pm$83
  • 10. 10 YOUTHSPORTS&FITNESS Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Fall Volleyball Clinic – Victory Volleyball Academy Join Victory Volleyball Academy for a 4 week spring volleyball clinic. This is a great opportunity to learn the basics or improve on your skills in a fun, face paced envi- ronment. Victory Volleyball Academy is run by AHS head coach Lauren Cost and Riverland Volleyball head coach Helen Jahr. Lauren Cost was a middle blocker at Kansas State University, First Team All America, Big 12 Player of the Year, KSU Athletic Hall of Fame and in her first year coaching at AHS. Helen Jahr has 19 years of coaching experience at the collegiate level, 3 years at the high school level, and 10 years of club coaching. Under her guidance Riverland volleyball players have earned awards at the conference, state, region and national levels. Register before September 18 to guarantee a t-shirt. 1st-3rd Grade 4th-6th Grade Intro to Traditional Tae Kwon Do - Ken Kingstrom Ages 5 & Up Intro to martial arts/self defense with emphasis on self improvement and self control. http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Sundays, September 23, 30, October 7, 14, 2018 Riverland Gym2:00-3:00pm$35 Sundays, Sept. 23- Oct. 14 Riverland Gym1:00-2:00pm$35 Tuesdays, Sept. 4-25 Tuesdays, Oct. 2-23 Tuesdays, Oct. 30-Nov. 20 Tuesdays, Nov. 27-Dec. 18 Martial Art Fitness Center, 424 N Main St, Austin, MN 5:00-6:00pm$30 EA. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Teaching a Community Ed Class The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal- ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit.
  • 11. 11 MACPHAIL INIINDINDIVINDIINDIVIDINDIVIINDIVIDUINDIVIDUAINDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL LINDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL LEINDIVIDUAL LESINDIVIDUAL LESSINDIVIDUAL LESSOINDIVIDUAL LESSONINDIVIDUAL LESSONSINDIVIDUAL LESSONS Give your child a great start in music with one of our MacPhail teachers! MacPhail offers individual music lessons for band and string instruments, piano and voice for children and adults in Austin. Our outstanding faculty is equipped to teach beginning through advanced music lessons. At all levels, the music lessons are student-centered to develop musical and technical skills personalized to their goals. Register at macphail.org/student-profile-form Call 507-396-6730 with questions Financial Aid available MUMMUSMUSIMUSICMUSICAMUSICALMUSICALMUSICAL FMUSICAL FAMUSICAL FAMIMUSICAL FAMMUSICAL FAMILMUSICAL FAMILIMUSICAL FAMILIEMUSICAL FAMILIESMUSICAL FAMILIES Enjoy the magic of music as we sing, play and learn with our little ones! This active class takes an integrative arts approach as we engage in sensory activities, dramatic play, musical movement, and instrument exploration. Exploring musical concepts will help young ones develop skills in all areas, including language skills, fine and gross motor skills, and school-readiness skills. We hope you will join us in our 4th year offering this class in Austin. There are NOW 10 classes in each session. Register at macphail.org/austin/sing-play-learn/ or call 507-396-6730 Fall Session Dates: MONDAYS, Sept. 10-Dec. 3 ( No class Oct 8, 15 and Nov 19) from 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm OR SATURDAYS, 9:30 am - 10:15 Sept 15 to Dec 8 (No class Oct 13, 20 and Nov 24) from 9:30-10:15am Classes are at Riverland Community College in room C 130 Cost is $75
  • 12. 12 ARTFULLIVING Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Basic Wheel Throwing: Clay Classes with John Sullivan - Austin Artworks Center 18+ Have you ever had the interest in Wheel Throwing, but were a little intimidated? Here is your opportunity! John Sullivan will walk you through the basics and teach you how to make your own pottery on the wheel. The first class will be Wheel Throwing from 5:30 – 8 pm and during the second class students will glaze their pieces from 5:30 - 7:30 pm. Each two-part class is the same class offered at three dif- ferent dates; however, students are more than welcome to sign up for multiple if they want to work on improving their skills. Minimum age is 18. Each two part series is $60 per student. Fall Wreath - Teri Wermager Every door needs a beautiful seasonal wreath created by you! You say you don't have time to get materials together, create a masterpiece and then clean it up? That's okay. We will take care of everything! Join us in creating a beautiful fall wreath that will look great until you are ready to put up that Christmas/Winter wreath. There will be eaither a grapevine or hoop wreaths avail- able for you to layer with a variety of flowers, greenery, ribbon, etc. Let your imagination go wild. There will be plenty of hot glue to keep everything in place. If you have a very special item you want incorporated, please feel free to bring it to class. All materials provided. Registration deadline is Sept. 25. Farmhouse Windmill - Teri & Scott Wermager If you've ever watched Fixer Upper, then you know how much Joanna Gaines loves a salvaged windmill. But they are SO expensive…so why not create that same finished look by repurposing outdated ceiling fan blades into a faux, weathered, vintage wind- mill. How crazy and awesome is that? You will assemble (with assistance if needed), paint and "rust” your own chunk of windmill! Then just take it home to proudly dis- play. If you have a drill with a Kreg Jig bit, please bring it. Wear clothing that can get messy. All materials provided. Registration deadline is Oct. 1. Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration Thursdays, Sept. 13 & 27 Thursdays, Oct. 11 & 25 Thursday, Nov. 1 & 15 Austin Artworks Center, 300 N Main St., Austin 5:30pm-8:00pm$60 EA. Tuesday, Oct. 2 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-8:30pm$40 Monday, Oct. 8 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-9:00pm$45
  • 13. 13Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net Modern Wooden Farmhouse Bench - Teri & Scott Wermager Oh my! Where did you get that bench?! That's how you know your project looks like a professional made it. What can be more fun to decorate than a farmhouse style bench? We will help you assemble all the pre-cut pieces and then finish it to fit your own style. We will have several paint or stain options but if you have a particular color you really love, please feel free to bring it to use. Please bring to class a drill with a Kreg Jig bit if possible. Wear clothing that can get messy. Remember you will need a vehicle that can transport a finished bench home. All materials provided. Registration deadline is Oct. 15. Early Bird $69 If registered by Oct. 8 Wood Bead Garland - Teri Wermager What is one of the very newest crazes? We are ahead of the curve on the latest trends! You will be able to customize your own wood garland by choosing from a variety of colors, tassels, knots, or even add a little trinket to the end. It will be up to you. You don't need to bring anything with you except an open mind that is ready to create. If you have a special trinket that you would like to incorporate into your garland, please bring it along! Registration deadline is Oct. 25. Boho Hanging Shelf - Teri & Scott Wermager Boho hanging shelf or shabby chic hanging shelf…you decide. This is one of those proj- ects that the finishing detail dictates the style. It can be colorful and Boho cool. Distressed and super shabby chic or as rustic as you like. You will assemble your very own hanging shelf. All the wood and rope pieces will be pre-cut for you. Then the big decision of how to finish it us up to you! We will have several paint and stain options but if you have a particular color you love please feel free to bring it. The shelf is approximately 18" long by 5.5" deep and hangs approximately 14" long. Wear clothing that can get messy. All mate- rials provided. Registration deadline is Oct. 30. ARTFULLIVING http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Monday, Oct. 22 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-9:00pm$78 Thursday, Nov. 1 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-8:00pm$20 Tuesday, Nov. 6 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-9:00pm$45
  • 14. 14 Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Silver Rings in a Day - Austin Artworks Center Using Precious Metal Clay (clay composed of silver particles, water and an organic binder) students will be able to create the ring of their dreams. Students initially start working with polymer clay to become familiar with tools, textures, and techniques. The clay is rolled, shaped and molded to get the perfect ring. Using PMC, students will form their ring on a mandrel. For additional enhance- ment, a man-made stone (CZ) can be incorporated into the piece. There is no hammering, sawing or soldering. The final rings are all 99.9% pure silver and called "fine silver." Everything is supplied by the instructor for this class. Just bring a lunch and creativity. Crochet Purse - Pamela Koenen Learn to crochet an Italian inspired Riga bag. This striped shoulder bag is a pattern easy enough for the beginner. The purse is worked in pieces and then stitched together. Options will be presented to add a flower or other embellishment. Materials needed for class: worsted weigh yarn (4) 7 oz. each of two coordinating colors, 2 oz. of a complimentary color to add a flower, crochet hook size I-9, yarn needle. Lighted Holiday Sign - Teri Wermager How do you do that? We'll show you how! Paint, stencil and place your lights to create your own special holiday sign that can really light the place up! You will have a choice of 'Merry & Bright' or 'All is Calm All is Bright'. You will have several background and stencil paint or stain choices but if you have a color you LOVE, please bring it. Light color will be white. Please wear clothing that can get messy. Bring a drill if you have one. All materials supplied. Early bird deadline is Nov. 1, registration deadline is Nov. 20. ARTFULLIVING http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Saturday, Nov. 10 Austin Artworks Center, 300 N Main St., Austin 10:00am- 4:00pm $95 Mondays, Nov. 19 & 26 IJ Holton Intermediate School, IMC 6:30-8:30pm$18 Thursday, Nov. 29 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-9:00pm$52 UCare Most UCare members may take up to a $15 discount per class on most classes. If a class is less than $15, the member make take the class free of charge. Members must be enrolled with UCare at the time of registration and throughout the duration of the course. Members will need to include their UCare ID number when registering. Our office will contact UCare for ver- ification of benefit prior to processing registration. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
  • 15. 15 ARTFULLIVINGCULINARY Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net Lakehouse Lantern - Teri & Scott Wermager When you think about 2x4s, you usually don't picture a fabulous rustic lantern. We will provide pre-cut wood pieces-some very smooth and pristine and some that have lead a tough life, for you to glue and screw into a beautiful lantern. A cute finial type topper can be added if you want. We will leave the wood in its natural unfinished condition to highlight whatever you decide to place inside. Please bring a drill with a Kreg Jig if possible. Wear clothing that can get messy. All materials provided. Registration deadline is Nov. 29. The Dylan Kaercher Christmas Show - Dylan Kaercher Come and enjoy a Christmas show like no other! "Dylan Kaercher's Lights, Camera, Christmas!" continues a theatrical tradition of presenting a holiday story with humor, song, and dance! Set in the beautiful Holiday Grand Hotel, the plot twists around Mark Hall, a big Hollywood producer and owner of the Mark Hall Channel who is at the hotel to film his annual Christmas Special. The guests, staff and exec- utives at the hotel all try to sing and dance their way into the show. Competitiveness and confusion take their toll on the characters' holiday spirit. Come and see if they can find the true meaning of Christmas. Written, directed, and produced by Dylan Kaercher (Berthiaume). Early Bird $20 10 Awesome Meals in Just Under an Hour! - Jen Haugen 18+ Evenings are busy, but dinner is done! In this class, you will prep "marinade meals" in bags, ready for you to add your proteins and pop right in the slow cooker, the instant pot, on the grill, in the oven, or even in the microwave. Each month there is a different menu theme so sign up for one or all 3! In each class you will make 10 different meals, plus a bonus bag. Registration includes pantry items from Pampered Chef, the easy to follow grocery shopping list, and menu plan/recipes. Make new friends, come with old friends, and have fun making meals and feeling great that dinner is already done! Participants will receive the shopping list prior to class so all groceries can be brought to class. Aprons are not required but recommended. Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration Thursday, Dec. 6 Ellis Middle School, Wood Shop-Enter Door #13 6:00-9:00pm$45 Saturday, Dec. 8 Austin High School, Christau Hall 7:30pm$24 at the door September: Little Italy - Wednesday, Sept. 19 October: Oriental Grill - Wednesday, Oct. 24 November: Tex-Mex - Wednesday, Nov. 14 Austin High School, Family and Consumer Science Room 102 - Enter 6:30-7:30pm$66 EA. September: Little Italy - Wednesday, Sept. 19 October: Oriental Grill - Wednesday, Oct. 24 November: Tex-Mex - Wednesday, Nov. 14
  • 16. 16 CULINARY Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Taco the Town - Megan Groh 18+ Join Hy-Vee dietitian, Megan Groh, and learn to make three tantalizing, healthy tacos. On the menu is Authentic Carne Asada Tacos with fresh Pico de Gallo, Fish Tacos with Chipotle Sauce, and Sweet potato and Black Bean Tacos with Lime Crema. Intro to Cake Decorating - Pamela Koenen Learn the basics of building and decorating a 2 layer, 6" cake. You will learn tips on leveling and icing a cake, how to make flowers, borders and to use a variety of tips and techniques. Each participant will take home their 6" cake. All materials and cake box are provided. Registration deadline is Thursday, September 20. Spring Roll Workshop - Gareth Hataye 18+ Gareth Hataye is back for another Asian cooking class! In this fun filled evening you will learn all the tips and tricks needed to make delicious spring rolls that will impress your family and friends. Gareth is an Austin resident but grew up in Hawaii and has competed in the Hormel Historic Home's Foodie Throwdown. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Teaching a Community Ed Class The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal- ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit. Wednesday, Sept. 26 Austin High School, Family and Consumer Science Room 102 - Enter Door #1 6:30-7:30pm$25 Thursday, Sept. 27 Austin High School, Family and Consumer Science Room 102-Enter Door #1 6:30-8:30pm$36 Thursday, Nov. 8 Austin High School, Family and Consumer Science Room 102 - Enter Door #1 6:30-8:30pm$15 http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation
  • 17. 17 EFFORTLESSENTERTAINMENT Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration EFFORTLESS ENTERTAINMENT Community Education is now offering custom entertainment! Do you see a class you want to try but the date doesn’t work in your schedule? Maybe you have a Pinterest idea but don’t know where to start. We can fix that! Contact us to set up a private event. Dream big and let us help you with a birthday party, ladies’, couples’ night or even corporate training. Contact us with a date or idea and we will find the perfect instructor and event space. Community Education is proud to offer this effortless opportunity to make spending time with friends and family easy! Your Date & Time! ──── Your Friends! ──── Our Expertise! ──── Our Space! ──── Our Clean Up! COMMUNITY EDUCATION 912 1st Ave NE Austin, MN 55912 507-460-1706 lauren.cost@austin.k12.mn.us www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc
  • 18. 18 DAYTRIPS Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Fall Colors Tour Join us for a wonderful fall day as we cruise down the St. Croix River. The 2-hour excursion includes a flavorful luncheon buffet; beverages are addi- tional. Your view will be beautiful and ever changing. The atmosphere will be inviting, the food will be delightful and your memories will be lasting. After the ride there will be time to stroll through Stillwater’s quaint shops. Fee includes bus, cruise, and lunch. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 8:00am (arrive at 7:45am) and return around 6:00pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Sept. 10. Renaissance Trip Join us for a day at the MN Renaissance Festival! Explore the 16th Century European village featuring 16 stages of live entertainment. Over 250 artisans fill the Festival marketplace to display and sell their hand- crafted wares for a truly unique shopping experience. Patrons can interact with hundreds of memorable characters roaming the village streets as well as view live armored jousting throughout the day. Come celebrate the 47th season of the Renaissance Festival! The price of this trip includes bus ride and ticket to enter the festival. You will be on your own to explore the grounds, sorry no refunds. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 7:00am (arrive at 6:45am) and return around 6:40pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Sept. 10. Lake Pepin Luxury Wine Tour Join us as we travel to Lake Pepin to see the beauty of fall along the Mississippi and taste the wines created in Minnesota and Wisconsin. This luxury wine tour will include wine tastings at Flower Valley Vineyard & Winery, Maiden Rock Winery & Cidery and a tast- ing and tour at Villa Bellezza Winery & Vineyards. Guests will also enjoy a glass of wine with a gourmet dinner, including Bellezza Salad, Pollo Piccata al Forno, and Tiramisu. Registration includes all tastings, wine tour, light snacks on bus, gourmet dinner, and motor coach transportation. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 10:40am (arrive at 10:25) and return around 9:15pm. Must be 21 with proof of ID to register. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Sept. 26. http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Saturday, Oct. 13 Lake Pepin10:40am- 9:15pm $99 Friday, Sept. 28 Shakopee, MN7:00am- 6:40pm $59 Wednesday, Sept. 19 St Croix River8:00am-6:00pm$71
  • 19. 19Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net DAYTRIPS http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation A Gathering of Friends Shopping Day Gather your friends for a fun day with stops at Home Essentials Boutique, Bachman's and the General Store of Minnetonka. Home Essentials Boutique, the #1 seasonal home boutique in the Twin Cities, has over 175 juried vendors bringing you their very best, you will always find fabulous furniture, original florals, exceptional gourmet foods and one-of-a-kind gifts at affordable prices. Next stop will be A Gathering of Friend's Antique Market located at Bachman's. This event features wonderful primitives, architectural pieces, pine and oak furniture, cottage decor, vintage wares, great accessories, collectibles, and pottery. Last stop will be at the General Store of Minnetonka where you will have an incredible shopping experience of more than 15,000 square feet of an unparalleled selection of home décor, special gifts and old time classics. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 7:30am (arrive at 7:15am) and return around 5:10pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Oct. 12. Remembering Prince We will begin our day at First Ave which was featured in the movie Purple Rain. Don't miss the opportunity to take your photo with Prince's Gold Star. We will stop for lunch (on your own) then head to Paisley Park, Prince’s extraordinary private estate and production complex. Tour this amazing estate and experience first-hand what it was like for Prince to create, produce and perform inside this private sanctuary and remarkable produc- tion complex. Trip includes the price to tour First Ave, Paisley Park and motor coach transportation. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 6:40am (arrive at 6:25am) and return around 4:05pm. Sorry, no refunds. Registration deadline is Oct. 12. The Church Basement Ladies Celebrate Rural Life! (NEW SHOW) With plenty of crazy antics, loads of fresh laughs, and spanking new original songs, this new Church Basement Ladies show (You Smell Barn) celebrates rural life in the 1950’s. From the basement to the barn, your beloved CB Ladies are back! After the last of the hot dish is served and the coffee pot is emptied, these steadfast, sturdy women head to their farms, peel off their church clothes, and get on with their daily chores. In between picking eggs and milking cows, they congregate with some of the other lovable folks in their rural community. Whether you’ve seen several of their shows, or are new to the world of these ladies, you will enjoy this day! Trip fee includes a fabulous meal (turkey dinner) show ticket and motor coach transportation. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 9:15am (arrive at 9:00am) and return around 5:10pm. Registration deadline is October 1st. Sorry, no refunds on trips. Thursday, Nov. 1 Ames Center9:15am- 5:10pm $77 Friday, Oct. 26 Paisley Park6:40am- 4:05pm $95 Friday, Oct. 19 Twin Cities7:30am- 5:10pm $46
  • 20. 20 DAYTRIPS Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration Minneapolis Holiday Boutique Get a group of friends together and get into the holiday spirit at the Minneapolis Holiday Boutique! We will transport you via motor coach to U.S. Bank Stadium to start your holiday shopping. There will be over 250 ven- dors with a variety of items for sale. Friday of this event is Ladies Night. There will be music, prizes and drinks (purchased by the glass at the event) available throughout the evening. You will have a great time and finding something for that hard to shop for relative will be a breeze this year. Food and beverages are available to pur- chase at the event but are not included in the price of the ticket. Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 11:30am (arrive at 11:15am) and return around 10:00pm. Sorry no refunds. Registration deadline is Nov. 2. The “Bobby Vee Story" at the History Theatre in St Paul This is the story of Bobby Vee, the clean-cut teen idol singer of the early 1960's, who recorded such hit songs as “Take Good Care of My Baby,” “Rubber Ball” and “Come Back When You Grow Up.” Bobby Vee was a Fargo, N.D., teenager when he got his first big break replacing Buddy Holly, who had died in a plane crash on his way to a dance in Moorhead in 1959. Fifteen-year-old Bobby Velline, from Fargo, stepped in and performed at that Winter Dance Party. Bobby Vee soon became a teen idol appearing on American Bandstand with Dick Clark. In this musical play, follow Bobby’s musical journey that includes fellow pop stars like Little Anthony & The Imperials, Ronnie & The Ronettes, Dion, and Del Shannon. After the show we'll stop for lunch ( not included in the trip fee). Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 7:15am (arrive at 7:00am) and return around 4:10pm. Deadline to register is October 19th. Trip fee includes motor coach transportation and show ticket. Sorry, no refunds on trips. Early Bird $ A Minnesota Orchestra Christmas: Home For the Holidays Join us as conductor Sara Hicks leads the Minnesota Orchestra in holiday music! Illuminating the joy of the season, this concert is one not to be missed! You will arrive early for complimentary coffee and pastries and enjoy the holiday mood at this lovely venue. We have reserved seating and you will be dropped off just outside the performance hall via motor coach. Leave the winter driving hassles to us and plan to attend with friends and family. We will stop for a late lunch on the way home (not included in the trip fee). Bus will depart from Walmart parking lot at 8:00am (arrive at 7:45am) and return around 4:10pm. Registration deadline is November 1st. Sorry no refunds. Friday, Nov. 9 US Bank Stadium11:50am- 9:55pm $48 Thursday, Dec. 20 Orchestra Hall, Minneapolis 8:00am- 4:10pm $85 Thursday, Nov. 29 History Theater, St. Paul7:15am- 4:10pm $59
  • 21. 21Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net EXTENDEDEXCURSIONS National Parks & Canyons of the Southwest Head west this spring to enjoy all the natural beauty our National Parks have to offer. Highlights of this 7 day adventure include Grand Canyon West, Grand Canyon Skywalk, Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, Zion Park Tram Tour, Las Vegas, and Valley of Fire State Park. Unpack only once for this trip! All 6 nights will be spent at the Eureka Casino Resort in Mesquite, NV. Included in your tour rate is roundtrip airfare, tour director, 9 meals, motor coach transportation, sightseeing per itinerary, baggage handling. For more details contact the Community Education office at 507-460-1716. Final payment due 2/12/19. Iceland Explorer Travel to Iceland! A place like no other, this small island nation features a landscape of interesting contrasts created by volcanoes & glaciers. From your hotel in Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, you'll enjoy a Reykjavik City Tour, Blue Lagoon, Golden Circle Tour, National Museum, Strokkur Geyser & Gullfoss/Golden Falls, Thingvellir National Park, South Coast Tour, Skogafoss Waterfall and so much more. Price of trip includes 12 meals, professional tour director, deluxe motorcoach, transportation, sightseeing per Itinerary, and baggage han- dling. Pay your final payment with check prior to the final payment due date and receive $100 per person booking dis- count! Niagra Falls & Heritage Highlights Enjoy our nations capital and the surrounding area on this wonderful trip. You will enjoy Niagara Falls City Tour, Niagara Falls boat tour, Amish lifestyle and family style dinner, Gettysburg Military Park, Philidelphia, Independence Hall, Washington DC tour, Arlington Nat'l Cemetery, Twilight Illumination tour, Smithsonian Institution, Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg and Colonial dinner. Included in your tour rate is roundtrip airfare, 12 meals, professional tour guide, sightseeing per itinerary, adminssions, baggage handling, hotel trans- fers and deluxe motercoach transpertation. Final payment is due 7/11/2019. $2199/ person Double Occupancy April 28-May 4, 2019 $3745/ person Double Occupancy June 5-11, 2019 $3125/ person Double Occupancy Sept. 24-Oct. 3, 2019
  • 22. 22 HEALTH&WELLNESS Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration Beginner's Yoga - Neal Gjersvik, Yoga Studio of Austin 8+ (Ages 8-13 must be with an adult) This is a yoga class for those newer to yoga or those wanting a basic flow class. This class will introduce foundational yoga pos- tures, teach you how to breath, and help you feel more comfort- able in your yoga practice. Although this class moves at a slower pace than our other vinyasa classes, you can expect to be chal- lenged both mentally and physically. Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat (mats are available to rent). Beginner’s yoga is not in a heated yoga classroom. Tabata Barre Workout - Jasmine Murphy, Yoga Studio of Austin 18+ This class combines Pilates, yoga and ballet movements, along with bursts of cardio (tabata), using a ballet barre for support and resistance. This combination of movements provides a high- energy, full-body workout. Close attention will be paid to posture and alignment, which encour- ages a long and lean body. The class is set to high energy music in 80-85 degree temperature. Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat (mats are available to rent). Yin Yoga - Jasmine Murphy, Yoga Studio of Austin 18+ Yin Yoga is the deep stretching and lengthing of the body's fascia. Fascia is the connective tis- sues linking bones, muscles and joints. Often times pain seems muscular but it is really hiding out in the fascia of the body. Postures are held for a period of time to find opening and release. This is a quieter class with an emphasis on turning inward, soft music will be played in a warm room. Poses are generally exclusively done while lying on your yoga mat. This class is excellent for relieving aches and pains, finding relaxation, and balancing your busy life. Participants should bring a water bottle and yoga mat (mats are available to rent). Yin yoga is not in a heated yoga classroom. Sundays, Sept. 16-Oct. 21 Sundays, Oct. 28-Dec. 9 Tuesdays, Sept. 18-Oct. 30 Tuesdays, Nov. 6-De.c 11 Yoga Studio of Austin, 401 Main St N, Suite 202 4:00-5:00pm 4:00-5:00pm 9:30-10:30am 9:30-10:30am $34 EA. Sundays, Sept.16-Oct.21 Sundays, Oct. 28-Dec. 2 Yoga Studio of Austin, 401 Main St N, Suite 202 12:00-1:00pm$34 EA. Sundays, Sept. 16-Oct. 21 Sundays, Oct. 28-Dec. 2 Yoga Studio of Austin, 401 Main St N, Suite 202 1:15-2:15pm$34 EA.
  • 23. 23Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net HEALTH&WELLNESS http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Zumba - Jasmine Murphy, Yoga Studio of Austin 18+ ZUMBA is a fusion of Latin and International music/dance themes that create a dynamic, excit- ing, and based on the principle that a workout should be "fun and easy to do.” The routines fea- ture aerobic/fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Participants are encouraged to bring a water bottle, hand towel and wear clean tennis shoes. Tune-in, Turn-on, Tune-up: Women's Empowerment & Spirituality Workshop - Vickie Bush 18+ The purpose of this experiential workshop is to allow women to review their internal dialogues of what it means to be a woman in today’s society, to examine their own vulnerabilities and strengths as well as how familial and/or societal values encourage women’s freedom or develop entrapment of vulnerabilities. We will discuss ways in which we empower ourselves and other women, explore the role of spirituality in women’s lives, how to enhance their spiritual beings, and achieve one’s full potential. Modes of self/spiritual connections will be explored and demonstrated including meditation, music, breathing and fluid movement. Hypnosis Hypnosis is effective, relaxing and you will be in control at all times. The course fee includes a CD and a life- time membership card for reinforcement which allows participants to attend future seminars at no cost. Students interested in both classes must register for both. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a pillow, blanket or bean bag chair for added comfort. Dr. Mary Fischer is a Doctor of Clinical Hypnosis. Hypnosis - Weight Loss/Healthy Eating - Mary Fischer 18 & Up/12-17 with Adult Hypnosis can help you control your eating habits and stop cravings. Learn to desire the right foods, push your plate away when full, and get motivated to exercise and drink more water. If you are tired of spending money on diet programs where you lose weight and then gain it all back, consider attending this class. Hypnosis will help you take control. You will be aware at all times and at no time will you be unconscious. Bring a blanket or sleeping bag, pillow and dress comfortably. Tuesdays, Sept. 18-Oct. 23 Tuesdays, Oct. 30-Dec. 4 Yoga Studio of Austin, 401 Main St N, Suite 202 5:45-6:45pm$34 EA. Thursday, Nov. 8 Austin High School, IMC- Enter Door #4 6:00-8:45pm$55 Mondays, Nov. 5 & 12 IJ Holton Intermediate School, Cafeteria 6:30-8:30pm$54
  • 24. 24 HEALTH&WELLNESSTECHNOLOGY Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration Hypnosis - Stop Smoking/Chewing Tobacco - Mary Fischer 18 & Up/12-17 with Adult Don't let tobacco control your life. If you are ready to quit smoking and/or chewing, hypnosis can help you stop immediately without withdrawal or weight gain. Hypnosis is very relaxing. You will be aware at all times and at no time will you be unconscious. It is time for a healthier and smoke-free you. Bring a blanket or sleeping bag, pillow and dress comfortably. Facilitating Change in Others and Ourselves - Brent Henry 15+ This class will explore what causes our fears and how to overcome them. We will also look at what drives all human behavior along with where our emotions come from and how to change them. This class will not only give you the tools to help someone else change, but also everything you need to know to take control of your life. TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS USING MS WORD, EXCEL AND POWER- POINT - Jim Miner “Work Smarter, Not Harder” using these three programs. Many tips will be discussed for each program, plus “STUMP THE TEACHER” with questions you have! This class is for anyone using the programs! ONE TIP MIGHT BE WORTH THE PRICE OF ADMISSION! uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Teaching a Community Ed Class The Austin Community Education Office hires many individuals throughout the year to instruct classes. You are invited to learn about instructor qualifications and responsibilities, and needs within the program. If you have tal- ent and skills to share, consider visiting with us. Instructors are needed for youth, teen and adult classes. Please call us at 507-460-1715 to set up a visit. Thursday, Nov. 8 Austin High School, IMC- Enter Door #4 6:00-8:45pm$55 Wednesday, Nov. 28 IJ Holton Intermediate School, IMC 6:00-9:30pmFREE Wednesday, Dec. 5 Ellis Middle School, Computer Lab 6:00-9:00pm$30
  • 25. 25Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation ARC
  • 26. 26 ADULTENRICHMENT Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 Austin Community Education Effortless Exploration Explore Your Community” Welcome Week Event The Austin Human Rights Commission invites you to join us from 6:00pm to 7:30pm Monday, September 17th at the African Food Market (113 4th Ave NE) and the Tienda Y Taqueria Guerrero (301 4th Ave NE), which are right around the corner from one another. This is a wonderful opportunity to casually sample food, hear from the owners/operators, and learn a lit- tle about what each business has to offer. We have space for about 50 participants, so please register through Community Ed or contact us at austinforhumanrights@gmail.com or on our Facebook page. We will gather at the Tienda Y Taqueria Guerrero at 6:00pm. Children are welcome. We hope to see you all there! Planning Ahead-Feel Good About Tomorrow - Mary Kittelson This class will help you explore funeral service options and learn the many advantages of advance funeral plan- ning. Learn the value of prearrangement and prefunding including peace of mind for you and your family. Class is held in the conference room at Worlein Funeral Home. Funeral Home Tour & Museum - Mary Kittelson Take a look behind the scenes of a locally owned funeral home and learn some of the history of funeral service. A professional funeral director will teach you the role of the funeral and funeral home team. This is a great way for all ages to see a funeral home in a relaxed atmosphere. Class is held in the conference room at Worlein Funeral Home. Savvy Social Security Planning: What Baby Boomers Need To Know To Maximize Retirement Income - Nathan Tiarks & Gene Hackett Age 55 & Up Social Security is far more complicated than most people realize. The decisions baby boomers make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits they stand to receive over their lifetime. This work- shop will cover the five factors to think about when deciding to apply for benefits, how to estimate your bene- fits, when to apply for Social Security, and much more! Monday, Sept. 17 African Food Market, 113 4th Ave NE 6:00-7:30pmFREE Thursday, Sept. 27 Worlein Funeral Home, 1801 4th St. NW, Austin 6:00-7:30pm$3 Thursday, Oct. 4 Worlein Funeral Home, 1801 4th St. NW, Austin 6:00-7:30pmFREE Thursday, Oct. 11 IJ Holton Intermediate School, IMC 6:00-7:30pmFREE
  • 27. 27Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net Making the SOLARCHOICE – Is community solar right for me? - Austin Utilities Staff Members Solar is a hot topic in the utility world right now. For a variety of reasons from shady locations to shabby rooftops, a solar project doesn’t make sense for many homes and business. Community Solar can be a great alternative. A community solar project—sometimes referred to as a solar garden or shared renewable energy plant—is a solar power plant whose electricity is shared by more than one house- hold. Austin Utilities will be offering customers an opportunity to buy into a com- munity solar project. Come to this workshop to understand more about community solar so you can decide if it’s right for you. Saving Energy 101 (Conserve & Save House Call Workshop) - Stacy Boots Camp Are your energy bills difficult to manage? Don't know how to reduce your energy costs? This workshop will teach participants common sense ways to decrease energy use and save money on their utility bills. Participants will also be able to sign up for a comprehensive home energy audit (a $300 value) for a reduced co-pay of only $25! (normally $50 – must be an Austin Utilities customer to receive audit). Instructor Stacy Boots Camp is an outreach coordinator at the Center for Energy and the Environment. CEE provides practical, innovative, energy solutions for homeowners, businesses, nonprofits, and government. Costly Healthcare & Ways to Get Around It - Angela Ruhter, RN, BSN Does the thought of going to the doctor stress you out because you don't know how much it will cost you? The instructor will dive into the world of the healthcare system and health insurance including tools to possibly lower your healthcare expenses. http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation ADULTENRICHMENT Wednesday, Oct. 17 Wednesday, Oct. 17 Austin Utilities, 1908 14th St NE, Austin 10:00-11:00am 6:00-7:00pm FREE Thursday, Oct. 18 Thursday, Oct. 18 Austin Utilities, 1908 14th St NE, Austin 10:00-11:00am 6:00-7:00pm FREE Wednesday, Oct. 24 IJ Holton Intermediate School 6:30-7:30pm$8
  • 28. 28 DRIVERSEDUCATIONADULTENRICHMENT Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation An Introduction to Voiceovers - Alicia Midgley 18+ Explore the fun, rewarding possibilities of the voiceover industry! Discover current trends and how they make it easy and affordable for just about anyone to get involved. You’ll learn about different types of voiceovers and tools you’ll need to find success. Your instructor, a professional voice actor from Voices For All, will take notes as you read a real script in this one-on-one video chat setting, and offer some coaching to improve your delivery. You’ll receive a professional voiceover evaluation later. One-time, 90-minute, introductory class. Learn more at http://www.voicesforall.com/ooo. AARP Smart Drivers Safety Refresher Class Age 55 & Up The AARP Smart Driver Course, offered by AARP Driver Safety, is the nation’s largest classroom and online driver safety course and is designed especially for drivers age 50 and older. By taking a driver safety course, you'll learn the current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques and how to operate your vehicle more safely in today's increasingly challenging driving environment. You'll learn how you can manage and accommo- date common age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. After completing the course you will receive a certificate of completion that can be presented to your insurance agent for a possible reduction in your auto insurance premiums. Bring your Minnesota Driver's License to class. AARP members should be able to provide your membership number to the instructor at the class. Feel free to bring a snack and beverage. Class is located at The Cedars of Austin, 700 1st Drive NW, Austin, MN. Park in the parking lot off North Main Street. Enter through east door across from Mill Pond. AARP Smart Drivers Safety 8-Hour Program Age 50 & Up Improve your skills and qualify for insurance discounts at 55 or older by completing this 8-hour classroom driver education class. Topics include how to compensate for the effects of aging and medication on driving, traffic hazards, accident prevention and more. Bring your Minnesota Driver's License and a writing utensil to class. Eligible participants are 50 years and older. AARP members should be able to provide your membership number to the instructor at class. Feel free to bring a snack and beverage. Class is located at The Cedars of Austin, 700 1st Drive NW, Austin, MN. Park in the parking lot off North Main Street. Enter through east door across from Mill Pond. Saturday, Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Nov. 10, Dec. 8, Jan. 12 & Feb. 9 The Cedars of Austin, 700 1st Drive NW, Austin, MN 9:00am- 1:00pm $17 AARP Members/ $22 Non- Members Monday & Tuesday, Dec. 10 & 11 Monday & Tuesday Feb. 18 & 19 The Cedars of Austin, 700 1st Drive NW, Austin, MN 5:00-9:00pm $17 AARP Members/ $22 Non- Members TBD by Student Online CourseTBD by Student $58
  • 29. 29Register online: www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc or directly at http://austin.revtrak.net ABE
  • 30. 30 REGISTRATIONINFORMATION Austin Community Learning Center • 507-460-1706 When should I register? • Now! Many classes fill quickly. Often instructors need to order supplies. • Help ensure that your class has enough students by registering at least a week ahead of the start date. • Registering early will reserve your spot in classes or trips that fill early. • Please include your daytime phone number and an email address so we can reach you with any class changes. Where do I go to register in person? • The Community Education office is in the Community Learning Center. This is located on the North side of the Queen Angels Church, 912 1st Ave NE. Why pay by credit card? • Register online and know immediately if you are in the class. • Credit card refunds are processed within a day or two. Refund checks are mailed by our district business office. Can I use Medica benefits? • Medica is accepted. Include your member ID number when registering. We will call Medica to verify appli- cable benefit. Are there accommodations for people with disabilities? • Your participation is our goal. Please call 460-1706 to discuss situation. What happens when a class is cancelled? • All fees are refunded if a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment or filled before we receive your registration. • Classes are cancelled two business days prior to start date if there is insufficient enrollment. Avoid the dis- appointment of class cancellations by registering early and inviting a friend to register with you. Will classes be held if the weather is questionable? • When Austin Public Schools cancels school or is dismissed early, all Community Education classes are can- celled. • Every attempt will be made to contact you by phone or e-mail however, this is not always possible. • Cancellation notices are announced on local radio and television stations. • A re-scheduled date will be made available in most circumstances. What if I want a refund? • Call 460-1706 as soon as possible. • Full refund minus a $3 processing fee will be given if we are notified at least five business days prior to the class you wish to withdraw. • No refunds given within 5 business days prior to class start. • No refunds will be issued for trips or special events. I still have questions. • Please call Community Education at 460-1706 and we will do the best to provide you with a friendly, helpful answer. • Register for Community Education e-News and receive class changes, special offers, and trip offerings. E-mail us at communityeducation@austin.k12.mn.us or follow us on Facebook!
  • 31. Four Easy Ways to Register Participant Name __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address & City _____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Home Tel. ________________________________________ Work/Cell Tel. __________________________________________________________ Email ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________ Fee $_____________________ Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________ Fee $_____________________ Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________ Fee $_____________________ Check One: q Adult q Adult 55+ q Youth (Grade __________) School ________________________________________________ Participant Name __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address & City _____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Home Tel. ________________________________________ Work/Cell Tel. __________________________________________________________ Email ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________Fee $ _____________________ Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________Fee $ _____________________ Class #____________________ Title________________________________________________________________Fee $ _____________________ Check One: q Adult q Adult 55+ q Youth (Grade __________) School ________________________________________________ Register Early! Prompt registration helps avoid disappointment when classes fill quickly. It also helps avoid the dis- appointment of cancelling a class due to low enrollment, only to find that last minute registrations would have filled it. CLASS DETERMINATION MADE 2 BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES To receive e-mail notifications and updates concerning Community Education, please send an email to: communityeducation@austin.k12.mn.us Cash/Check (payable to Austin Public Schools) Check #_________________________ Credit Card - Visa, Master Card or Discover (circle one) Exp. Date _______________ Credit Card # ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___ Signature _________________________________________________________________ TOTAL ALL FEES 1. In Person – bring completed registration form and payment to the Community Learning Center, 912 1st Avenue NE between 8:00am - 3:00pm, Monday - Friday 2. By Mail – send completed registration form with payment for classes to: Community Learning Center, 912 1st Avenue NE, Austin, MN 55912 3. Online – log in to http://austin.revtrak.net to register for class- es and pay by credit card. If online classes are full, call office to verify if more space is available or to place your name on a waiting list. 4. Phone – call 460-1706 to register for Community Education classes and pay by credit card. To register for ECFE call 460-1709. In Person By Mail Online By Phone
  • 32. Austin Community Education 912 First Avenue NE Austin, MN 55912 INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY Austin Community Education follows the Austin Public School policy regarding school closings and cancellations. If school begins late due to inclement weather, morning classes will not be held. If school dismiss- es early, afternoon and evening classes will be cancelled. If school is closed for the day, there will not be any classes for Community Education. COMMUNITY EDUCATION E-NEWS Sign up for this free service to receive the latest Community Education information sent directly to your e-mail! You will receive early notifi- cations of online availability of the new brochure before it is even delivered to your home and to the general public. You will receive up- to-date notifications of new or upcoming trips, classes, and special events offered through Community Education. We will also send out important mes- sages about classes you are currently registered. We even send out spe- cial discounts for classes! Sign up by sending an email to communityeducation@austin.k12.mn.us and we will add you to our distribution list. Your information will be kept secure and will not be used for solicitation or distributed to any other group. Another great way to receive updates is by giving us a “Like” on Facebook! Follow us on Facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation. COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER CONTACT NUMBERS: Main Office - (507) 460-1700 Community Education - (507) 460-1706 or (507) 460-1715 ECFE - (507) 460-1709 Kids Korner Main Office - (507) 460-1706 Our mission is to provide life-long learning to the Austin community. This book contains information on our classes and programs. For more information, please call 460-1706. The Community Learning Center houses Adult Basic Education, Community Education, http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Kids Korner is a quality preschool and school age child care program. Our goal is to pro- vide a safe place for children before and after school, on specified non-school days and during the summer. We provide an environ- ment that encourages adventure, creativity, healthy self-concepts, respect for others, responsible behavior and a positive attitude. Kids Korner Sites: Community Learning Center provides care for children ages 3-5 that are enrolled in ECFE and ECSE Preschool programs. CLC site is open 6:15 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Austin Public Elementary Schools (Banfield, Neveln, Southgate, Sumner, and Woodson): Providing quality before and after school care for Austin Public School children kindergarten through 4th grade. Woodson site is open 6:15-8:30 a.m. and 1:50-6:00 p.m. Other elementary sites are open 6:15 a.m.-8:10 a.m. and 2:40-6:00 p.m. Enrollment and Registration Information: Children ages 3 years old through 4th grade may be enrolled pro- viding space is available at the age appropriate site. A three (3) business day wait period is required for all families to allow for pro- cessing of paperwork and appropriate staffing. Registration forms can be obtained by calling the Kids Korner main office at 507-460- 1706 or online at www.austin.k12.mn.us. A non-refundable regis- tration fee of $40 per child or $80 maximum per family is required at registration. Registration fee covers 2017-2018 school year. Child Care Rates: Kids Korner Regular Enrollment - children that use the program on a regular basis $10 minimum weekly charge per child $3.10 per hour per child is charged after reaching the $10 weekly minimum for school year. Kids Konnection - is for children that need drop-in care, non- school days, early dismissal days, or snow emergency days. $20 per half day (6 hours or less) or $32 per full day (6 hours or more) per child.