fall 2014 foley community education fall brochure

Fall 2014

Visit us at www.foley.k12.mn.us

Fall 2014

F a l l I n t o F u n

Foley Community Education

• 320-968-6144 • FALL 2014 • www.foley.k12.mn.us •22

Youth ActivitiesArts & Crafts 3Hobby 4-5Driver Education 5Sports 6-7Special Events 8Aquatics 9

Adult Activities 10-15

ABE 16

Early Learning 18-19

Community Partners 20-21

Registration 22

Facility Rental/Map 23

What’s Inside:

Community Education OfficeCE Coordinator: Alyssa Stewart Admin Support & Communications: Jill NielsenPhone: 320-968-8619 Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5:00pmRegistration Line: 320-968-6144 Location: District Office in the Intermediate School. Park in the north lot (in designated visitorparking) and enter the school through door #I-2.

www.foley.k12.mn.us

Community Voices - Community EngagementPlanning for the future of Foley Public Schools includes planning for our future students- including the new born and the adult community member who will be using our Community Education programs in the future.

Our goal is to gather input from at least 300 peopleWe are seeking your help and input on identifying the key elements and priorities that will be used in developing our strategic plan for the future. Our process is seeking input through individual conversations with com-munity members, parents, business leaders, internal stakeholders, and community groups. We are planning a structured process of individual conversations to draw out the ideal future aims of our district- we need your involvement!

Core Planning Team of 30-40 peopleOur community engagement process is in the planning stage right now as we have a Steering Committee identified and involved in the design work. The Steering Committee will be creating a larger community based Core Planning Team. The Core Planning Team of 30-40 people will be representative of the community and team members will be charged with holding individual community conversations.

I have always been engaged in telling our story, great things happen every day in our schools. My commitment to our district and community is personal and I believe we benefit from the positive relationship between school and community. I hope you will accept my invitations to be a part of our community engagement process- help us form the future vision for our district!

Community Education/Community ProgressDarrin Strosahl, Superintendent

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youth

Watch Me Draw: 3-D Art SamplerJackie Higgens Gr K-5Ready, set create! Take home a frame worthy masterpiece each week! Work with oil pastels, texturing plates, sculpting clay, painting on canvas and more! Create a fun foodie art project and learn about proper proportions as you create a large self-portrait! Spur your creativity and sharpen your technique with a new adventure each week! Watch me Draw! provides a progressive art-enriched experience designed to build solid skills and artistic confidence in each child. Have a blast making the coolest art around... YOURS! Class Fee: $52

Mon, Sep 22-Oct 13 • 3:15-4:15pm • FES Cafeteria

Watch Me Draw: Fall ART FESTJackie Higgens Gr K-5Each week, students will bring home a beautiful, finished project while learning actual techniques in drawing, sculpting and coloring effects! Projects include an oversized pastel masterpiece inspired by Pop Artist Wayne Thiebaud, an enormous bulldog with Zentangled flair, one of our signature CLAYDAZZLE projects and MORE! Take home a new art creation each week! Have a blast making the coolest art around.... YOURS! Class Fee: $52

Mon • Oct 27- Nov 17 • 3:15-4:15pm • FES Cafeteria

Cooking: Mommy or Daddy & Me!Ranette Holmseth Age 5+ w/ParentThis is a cooking class where Mom or Dad and child put together six healthy, tasty meals! You will bring your own protein and a few miscellaneous items (shopping/prep list provided) and put together these meals to take home and pop in your freezer. The products used contain NO: additives, preservatives, MSG, dyes, HFCS, GMO’s, are 100% peanut free. Meals come to less than $3 per serving! Here’s what we’re making: Tasty Tacos | Baked Chicken Scampi | Ranch Chicken Chili | Lemony Chicken w/Rice | Mozzarella Chicken Pasta | Cheezy Ravioli Bake | Crockpot Quesadillas | Taco Soup | Lemon Chicken & Pasta | Ranch Chicken. More details will be sent to those who register. Class Fee: $56

Tue, Sep 30 • 6:30-8:00pm • FHS-Room 333

Intro to Clay Gr K-AdultKen FerberEnjoy learning the basics of creating a pot on the potters wheel! Class topics include wedging, centering, and creating simple forms such as cups and bowls. All pieces will be glaze fired by the instructor, and returned to Community Education within 4 weeks. The pieces you create are food, dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe, and can be used every day. Artist/Potter Ken Ferber has been creating pottery for decades and teaches at the Paramount Visual Arts Center in St Cloud. Dress for a mess! All materials included. Class Fee: $68

Tue • Oct 7-28 • FHS-Room 321 Session 1: Gr K-5 • 5:45-7:15pm Session 2: Gr 6-Adult • 7:30-9:00pm please note...

If you have a balance with Community Education, you must

pay it before signing up for more classes.


Babysitter Training Ages 11+Emergency Outfitters This course follows the American Academy of Pediatrics-Babysitter Lessons and Safety Trainings (BLAST). Students will learn current practices for safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants, how to handle behavior problems and how to manage their babysitting business. Students will receive a reference book, recipe and game handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit. Please bring a lunch and snacks. Class Fee: $52

Mon-Thu • Nov 17-20 • 3:00-5:00pm, FIS-Cafeteria

Forensics/CSI Ages 10+Emergency Outfitters Little Buddy was dognapped! Now that the ransom has been paid and he is safely back home, it’s time to examine the evidence and catch the culprit. Students will perform several scientific and forensic experiments with the evidence to determine which of the 64 inhabitants of Newton took Buddy. This course is best suited for ages 10 and up. Class Fee: $29

Thu, Nov 13 • 3:00-6:00pm • FIS-Room 600

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Beyond Beauty Ages 10-14Trish HendricksonBoost your self esteem and take some time to honor yourself! Using upbeat techniques, Trish will teach age appropriate skin care, healthy lifestyle habits, and do your own manicures/pedicures for girls ages 10 through 14. During this one day class we’ll cover the basics of becoming a young lady, while having fun and discovering the true beauty within. Parents, this is one class you won’t want your daughter(s) to miss out on! A supply list of things that you already have on hand will be sent prior to class. Class Fee: $41

Sat, Oct 11 • 11:00am-5:00pm • FIS-Room 600

Glam Girl Ages 6-9Trish HendricksonIf your daughter likes to paint her nails, then this is the time to learn about nail care and get some tips too! The girls will also learn about skin care, as well as how to style their hair in different ways. Register with a friend to practice on, or make some new friends and have fun braiding, making a bun or even an up-do. Please bring in a photo of a hairstyle that you would like to try! A supply list of things that you already have on hand will be sent prior to class. Class Fee: $11

Sat, Oct 18 • 9:00-10:30am • FIS-Room 600

F.A.S.T. Kids Ages 7-10Emergency Outfitters First Aid and Safety Trained Kids is a 6-hour course. Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury prevention, personal safety and healthy living. This course helps prepare children for staying at home alone. Students will receive a book and construct a home first aid kit as part of the class. Class Fee: $39

Wed-Thu Sep 24-25 • 3:00-6:00pm • FES-Room 111

Discounts are available for students receiving free and

reduced lunch. Visit the online School Store for

rates or call 320-968-8619.

remember...


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One Act Play Gr 6-9Who needs several acts in a play when just one will do? Try your theatrical hand at a short but sweet production. The title has yet to be determined but there is sure to be a role perfect for you. Tryouts are the first day and rehearsals begin the second. Information on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday performances in early December will be announced at rehearsals. Listen for announcements in late October about what show we will perform this year. Class Fee: $57

Mon-Fri, Nov 3-Dec 5 • 3:00-5:00pm • FHS Auditorium

Magic the Gathering TournamentNathan Younkin Gr 4-12Are you ready for a challenge? Join us for a Magic The Gathering Tournament. Magic is the world’s premier trading card game. It was the first of its kind, and it is still the best and the biggest! No need to bring your own cards, as decks will be provided. You will also receive a booster pack for playing! Pizza and beverages will be provided. These classes will be held at Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School 901 1st St South, Room 219, Door 1. Class Fee: $14 per session

Sat, 10:00am-3:00pmSection 1: Sep 20 Section 2: Oct 25Section 3: Nov 15

Cribbage and Pizza Gr 3-12Trent RobertsonHave fun learning the basic skills of cribbage or expanding on your current skills in a cribbage tournament! This game has been proven to improve mathematics, logic, and critical thinking skills, which aids in all academic areas in school. Participants must have prior knowledge of cribbage. Pizza will also be served! Cribbage boards provided. Class Fee: $13

Sat, Oct 11 • 9:30am-12:30pm • FIS-Media Center

Grandmasters of Chess Gr K-5Youth Enrichment LeagueNew and returning students invited. Join this “sport of the mind” and be part of your school’s chess club. We have 50+ chess lessons for all levels, hundreds of puzzles for all levels and our teachers are among the best in Minnesota. The lessons progress from rudimentary concepts through higher-level theories. Our activity books are formatted to be accessible to beginners, yet challenge intermediate and advanced students to apply deeper understanding of chess concepts. Develop your mind and your chess mettle! Create a checkmate today! Class Fee: $65

Wed, Oct 29- Dec 17 • Not meeting Nov 5, Nov 26 3:05-4:05pm • FES-Room 111

Classroom Driver Education Roger Eggert Ages 15+This course provides 30 hours of classroom drivers training. The course meets the requirements to obtain a driving permit. Students must be 15 in order to take the permit test. We encourage taking this class as close when a student will take the permit test as possible. Attendance at all 30 hours of the class is required. Adults wishing to get a driving permit are welcome to take this class also. Behind the Wheel instruction can be contracted on an individual basis with A - Z Drivers Instruction. The $20 Community Education fee is due with registration. The $85 fee is due to A-Z Drivers Instruction the first day of class. Class Fee: $20

Section 1: Mon-Fri Oct 6-Oct 21 • Not meeting Oct 16-173:00-6:00pm • FHS-Room 328

Section 2: Mon-Fri Nov 10-Nov 21 3:00-6:00pm • FHS-Room 328

Tentative upcoming 2015 Drivers Education dates: Feb 23–Mar 6, Jun 8–19, Jul 20-31

Let’s hit the road...


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Lil’ Kickers Tae Kwon Do Ages 4-6Dawn OpheimThis program is designed as a precursor to regular Tae Kwon Do classes for young children. The child is taught material to help build a foundation for Tae Kwon Do training, while improving motor skills, memory, discipline, confidence and more. The material is presented in fun and exciting formats to keep the child interested and excited while teaching them important physical and behavioral skills to develop good habits early in life. Please wear comfortable clothing.

A white belt test to earn a uniform will be given after 1 month of lessons and costs $40.00. Children will be eligible for additional belt testing after 3 months of lessons. More information about these options will be given in class. Class Fee: $40

5:30-6:00pm • FIS-CafeteriaSection 1: Thu, Sep 4-25 Section 2: Thu, Oct 2-30 • Not meeting Oct 8 Section 3: Thu, Nov 13-Dec 11 • Not meeting Nov 27

Youth Tae Kwon Do Ages 7+Dawn Opheim Kids who can control their bodies can control their minds. Evolution Tae Kwon Do challenges youth both physically and mentally to help them achieve their true potential in everyday life. Through training on memory, balance, and coordination in Tae Kwon Do students develop focus, self-confidence, and self-defense. Through setting goals and expectations based on each individual, Tae Kwon Do creates an environment where every participant can achieve success. It does not matter who finishes first, the focus is on each individual striving for similar goals with the support of peers and instructors. Please wear comfortable clothing. A white belt test to earn a uniform will be given after 1 month of lessons and costs $40.00. Children will be eligible for additional belt testing after 3 months of lessons. More information about these options will be given in class. Class Fee: $40

6:00-7:00pm • FIS-Cafeteria Section 1: Thu, Sep 4-25 Section 2: Thu, Oct 2-30 • Not meeting Oct 16 Section 3: Thu, Nov 13-Dec 11 • Not meeting Nov 27

Football Gr 5-6Jay StorkampLearn the basics of football through practice, drills and organized games, all while wearing helmets and pads. Please wear athletic shoes (no cleats!), dress for the weather and purchase a jersey if you do not have one. Mouthguards will be provided. Class fee: $56 + $18 if you need a jersey. Class Fee: $56

Mon-Thu • Sept 9-Oct 9 • 3:00-4:45pm Gr 5: Field B Gr 6: Field A

*See map on page 23 for field location.

Girls Basketball Gr 5-6Amanda Wojciechowski Learn basic basketball skills through skill practice, drills and actual game playing with surrounding schools. The schedule of games will be distributed at practice. Jerseys for games are provided. Each student will also receive a t-shirt to keep. Coaches are needed for these teams. We rely on parents to help and will only have as many teams as coaches. Coaches are given a bag of balls to use during the program and jerseys for their team. Coaches may arrange one evening practice time per week in the fieldhouse. Players will be placed on teams to ensure equity and placement requests are not accepted. Class Fee: $25

Sat • Oct 4-25 • 9:00-11:00am • Fieldhouse • Not meeting Oct 18

Boys Basketball Gr 5-6Chris Gross, Nathan LarisonLearn fundamental skills, drills, games, plays and contents currently being used by the Foley boys basketball program and traveling teams. The schedule of games in late November and early December will be distributed at practice. Jerseys for games are provided. Each student will receive a t-shirt to keep. Class Fee: $46

Tue/Thu • Oct 21-Nov 13 • 3:00-5:00pm • Fieldhouse, Courts1-2 • Not meeting Nov 6


Sports Sampler Gr K-6Alyssa StewartCome and enjoy a variety of sports after school. Learn some traditional and non-traditional sports that are sure to spike your interest! The emphasis will be on learning skills, building social skills, sportmanship and fun! Sports may include; basketball, soccer, football, disc golf, softball, badminton and more! Meet in the FES Foyer and then we will go outside. Please meet your child for pick up at the FES Foyer or your child can be escorted to Foley Falcon University, if prior arrangements are made. Class Fee: $19

Mon • Sep 15-Oct 6 Gr K-3: 3:15-4:15pm FES Foyer

Tue • Sep 16-Oct 7 Gr 4-6: 3:15-4:15pm FES Foyer

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Boys & Girls Basketball Gr 1-4Chris Gross, Nathan LarisonLearn basic basketball skills through skill practice, drills and actual game playing. Each student will receive a t-shirt to keep. Class Fee: $22

• Sat • FES Gym • Not meeting Nov 29 Grade 1-2 Beginner • Nov 8-Dec 13 • 8:00-9:00amGrade 1-2 Continuing • Nov 8-Dec 13 • 9:00-10:00amGrade 3 • Nov 8-Dec 13 • 10:00-11:00amGrade 4 • Nov 8-Dec 13 • 11:00am-12:00pm

Fencing Gr 2-5Youth Enrichment LeagueJoin this fast growing sport. New and returning students invited. Attention all knights, swashbucklers & Jedis! Young student fencing classes teach the art of sword fighting. SAFETY is our first priority. We supply safety swords, protective masks & jackets, and a high-octane, inclusive environment. Through fencing, you can acquire quick reflexes, strategic abilities, and concentration. ARE YOU READY TO DUEL? For safety considerations, please wear long pants and athletic shoes (equipment is provided). Class Fee: $69

Sat • Nov 8-Dec 20 • Not meeting Nov 29 1:00-2:00pm FIS-Cafeteria

Coming soon

Foley Falcon Archery Gr K-12Cody Rife

Take your student to the next level in Archery Competition! We will be competing against other schools in traveling leagues! Using GENESIS BOW EQUIPMENT ONLY, as to follow with NASP State rule guidelines. Mandatory 2 scores a week. Practice times are at least twice a week. Students may practice more than twice a week if so desired. Open to beginner or advanced students in grades K-12.

Watch for more information to be passed out at school!


special events

Apple Jack OrchardsDelano, MNA day off school in October is the perfect time to visit an orchard! Take a wagon ride through the apple orchard and pumpkin patch, find your way out of the corn maze, jump to new heights on the huge jumping pillow, savor some tangy apple cider and a delicious apple donut and check out all the farm animals. This trip is open to all ages. Chaperones will be present to supervise unaccompanied students older than 5 and younger than 18. The school bus will depart from the main doors of the high school. Class fee: $20

Fri, Oct 17 • 9:30am-3:30pm • Meet in FHS Front Door

Join us for our performance of Annie!. This family classic is adapted from the Broadway musical, which was based on the comic strip Little Orphan Annie. During the Great Depression in New York City, a plucky red-haired scrapper named Annie is the voice of hope for her fellow orphans who live under the supervision of mean Miss Hannigan. Annie’s spirit is fueled by the belief that her real parents dropped her off at the orphanage with a half of a locket, promising to return for her with the other half. One day, the dingy orphanage is visited by the sophisticated Grace Farrell, personal secretary to conservative politician Oliver Warbucks. In order to improve his image, Grace brings Annie to the Warbucks estate for a weeklong visit. Annie quickly wins the hearts of everyone she meets.

Performances: October 23-25, 7:00pm October 26, 2:00pm

Ticket prices: $6 for adults $4 for youth *Free admission with activity pass!

Would you like to be an exhibitor for this year’s Mad Science-themed Youth Expo? Please contact Alyssa Stewart, Community Education at 320-968-8619.


aquatics

Level I: Intro to Water Skills Students will learn to feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Suggested minimum age 4. Class size: 6 maximum.

Level II: Fundamental Aquatic SkillsStudents explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg motions on the front and back to lay the foundation for futures strokes. Adds to skills begun in Level I. Student must have passed Level I. Class size: 8 maximum.

Level III: Stroke Development Students will learn to coordinate the front and back crawl, elements of the butterfly, treading water and rules for head-first entries. Build on the skills of Level II with guided practice. Student must have passed Level II. Class size: 8 maximum.

Level IV: Stroke Improvement Students will improve their skills and increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes for greater distances. Continue to build the butterfly strokes and be introduced to the breaststroke, elementary backstroke, elements of the sidestroke and basic turns. Student must have passed Level III. Class size: 8 maximum.

Level V: Stroke Refinement Students continue to refine all the strokes: front and back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke and sidestroke. Students will increase their distance and be introduced to flip turns. Student must have passed Level IV. Class size: 8 maximum.

Level VI: Lifeguard ReadinessRefine strokes so students swim with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Includes skills for lifeguard and personal water safety and practices the prerequisites for the Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor certification. Student must have passed Level V. Class size: 8 maximum.

American Red Cross Swimming LessonsThis program combines the best in swim instruction with an even stronger emphasis on drowning prevention and water safety - ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy the water safely, regardless of age, level or skill.

Beginning this winter.......

...Swimming Lessons are back!

If your child was in summer swimming lessons, we encourage them to attend open swim this fall to practice what they learned.

Open SwimSwim, float, splash in the Foley High School pool. Lifeguards will be on duty for you to enjoy the water. No Flotation Devices. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult. Please bring your own towel. Fee: $4 for adults, $2 for students, $7 per family on Sundays. First Friday of the month • 6:00-8:00pm Every Sunday • 1:00-4:00pm • FHS Pool

Water AerobicsSally WynnA great way to work out, water exercise can be pain-free and easy. The instructor will tailor exercises to fit your needs and ability. The shallow end of the pool is used and a set of stairs with a hand-rail is available. Please use the public locker rooms located on either side of the drinking fountain in the hallway. Class Fee: $23

Wed • 6:00-7:00pm • FHS Pool Section 1: Sep 17-Oct 29 • Not meeting Oct 8 Section 2: Nov 5-Dec 17 • Not meeting Nov 26


iPad Basics: Learn to Use What You Have or Try It Before You Buy ItTrent RobertsonDid you recently buy an iPad or are you thinking about it? Here is your opportunity to learn to use what you have or try it before you buy it! Bring your own or use one of ours as you learn basic functions and explore common apps. Surf the web, balance your checkbook, write your novel, find the best gas prices, edit pictures and so much more can now be done at your fingertips. Learn all about it and get your questions answered! Class Fee: $8

6:30-8:30pm • FIS-Media Center Section 1: Mon, Sep 29 Section 2: Mon, Oct 27

American Heart Association Heart Saver CPR/AED (Adult Only)Emergency OutfittersThis classroom, video-based, Instructor-led course teaches participants critical skills and knowledge needed to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) takes over. This course also teaches adult CPR AED. Course content includes: • First aid basics (including scene safety, finding the problem, calling for help and more)• Medical emergencies (including actions for choking, breathing problems, shock and more)• Injury emergencies (including actions for bleeding, broken bones, burns and more)• Environmental emergencies (including actions for bites and stings, and temperature-related and poison emergencies). Adult CPR/AED included with this course. Class Fee: $76

Mon-Tue • Oct 6-7 • 6:30-9:30pm • FIS-Cafeteria

Intro to Clay Gr K-AdultKen FerberEnjoy learning the basics of creating a pot on the potters wheel! Class topics include wedging, centering, and creating simple forms such as cups and bowls. All pieces will be glaze fired by the instructor, and returned to Community Education within 4 weeks. The pieces you create are food, dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe, and can be used every day. Artist/Potter Ken Ferber has been creating pottery for decades and teaches at the Paramount Visual Arts Center in St Cloud. Dress for a mess! All materials included. Class Fee: $68

Tue • Oct 7-28 • FHS-Room 321 Session 1: Gr K-5 • 5:45-7:15pm Session 2: Gr 6-Adult • 7:30-9:00pm

Bake-n-Take Holiday GoodiesCheryl PickLet us help you de-stress the holidays with this cooking class. Cheryl Pick and members of the school district food service staff invite you to a class that will provide you with trays full of delectable holiday cookies and candies! The ingredients will be pre-mixed so all you have to do is make, bake and take! The class will make 10 different kinds of cookies and candies and you will take home one dozen of each kind. Class Fee: $45

FHS-Kitchen Section 1: Tue, Dec 9, 6:00-9:00pm Section 2: Sat, Dec 13, 12:30-3:30pm

adult

You may take $15 off most classes offered.

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Nutritional Edge for Every AthleteMatthew Hoffman, Stephanie RudnitskiWhether you are a first-time exerciser, a weekend warrior or an elite athlete, proper nutrition can impact performance, prevention, and recovery. Learn the importance of nutrition, how to recover from different types of injuries, and ways to prevent future injury. This course will focus on exercise and nutrition. Class Fee: $10 per student or $25 per family

Tue • 6:00-7:00pm • FIS-Media Center Section 1: Sep 16 Section 2: Oct 14

Foam Roller Stretching & Core Conditioning Made EasyMatthew HoffmanFoam rollers are excellent tools that can be used to increase flexibility, perform trigger point and cross friction massage as well as invigorate tired, sore and stiff muscles! Dr. Matthew Hoffman, D.C. will teach you how to effectively and safely use this tool for it’s pre- and post-exercise benefits. Also learn great ways to strengthen and stabilize your core musculature leading to a flatter stomach, stronger back and reduced back pain! Each participant will be given a course packet including common stretches and a core workout modifiable for all fitness levels! Please bring a foam roller or purchase from the instructor at class for $23.50. Please indicate on your registration if you will be purchasing a roller from the instructor. Class Fee: $15

Tue • Oct 21 • 6:00-7:00pm • FIS-Media Center

Intro to Paleo Freezer WorkshopsRanette HolmsethNew to Paleo or just want new recipes? Check out this Freezer Meal Workshop where in less than an hour we’ll put together 4 meals to put in your freezer and take out on those busy nights. When you register, you’ll get an easy shopping/prep list emailed to you that will tell you exactly what to buy at the store and how to prep. You’ll bring your own protein and a few misc. things. What you’ll get: 2 spices (Certified Organic) and a bottle of Natural Grapeseed Oil (expeller pressed), recipes, labels, and a few misc. ingredients. You’ll have enough product to take home and make these recipes several times or try other paleo recipes. Here’s what we’re making: Latin Burgers; Spanish Style Garlic Shrimp; Chipotle Lime Pork Chops; Slow Cooker Chipotle Chicken. Class Fee: $41

Tue, Oct 21 • 6:30-8:00pm • FHS-Room 333

How to Survive Sitting on the Job - Stretches & Exercises for the WorkplaceMatthew HoffmanLearn how to effectively combat the symptoms Dr. Matt treats on a daily basis! Our society tends to spend a great deal of time in certain positions and this results in uneven wear and tear on joints and muscles, usually resulting in pain. Learn simple stretching and exercising techniques that can be performed during your day to alleviate pain, stiffness and soreness. Participants will be given information to take home. Class Fee: $15

Tue • Nov 4 • 6:00-7:00pm • FIS-Media Center

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celebrate...

see page 23 for details

Have your child’s birthday party at school!


Fitness Boot CampMelissa LeeIf you’re looking to lose inches and build muscle, this intense calorie-burning, muscle-building activity is what you are looking for. Fitness Boot Camp is for the person looking for a high level of training. You will be challenged each night with workouts using kettle bells, training ropes, body weight movements, resistance bands and much more. Every week will bring a variety of movements to create the best experience and assist in meeting your health and fitness goals. Class Fee: $24

5:00-6:00am • Foley FieldhouseSection 1: Tue, Sep 9-Oct 14 Section 2: Thu, Sep 11-Oct 23 • Not meeting Oct 16Section 3: Tue, Oct 28-Dec 9 Section 4: Thu, Oct 30-Dec 18 • Not meeting Nov 6, 27

Fitness Boot CampMelissa LeeDon’t have a full hour to work out? Amp up your cardio, resistance and core in a shorter amount of time. You will be challenged with intervals, plyometrics, kettle bells, ropes, body weight and more. All fitness less welcome! Class Fee: $18

6:00-6:45am • Foley FieldhouseSection 1: Tue, Sep 9-Oct 14 Section 2: Thu, Sep 11-Oct 23 • Not meeting Oct 16Section 3: Tue, Oct 28-Dec 9 Section 4: Thu, Oct 30-Dec 18 • Not meeting Nov 6, 27

Water AerobicsSally WynnA great way to work out, water exercise can be pain-free and easy. The instructor will tailor exercises to fit your needs and ability. The shallow end of the pool is used and a set of stairs with a hand-rail is available. Please use the public locker rooms located on either side of the drinking fountain in the hallway. Class Fee: $24

Wed • 6:00-7:00pm • FHS Pool Section 1: Sep 17-Oct 29 • Not meeting Oct 8 Section 2: Nov 5-Dec 17 • Not meeting Nov 26

YogaCaitlin LashbrookYoga is a designed for men and women of all ages and all fitness levels. The benefits of this class are increased muscular strength, decrease in fat mass, resting heart rates and cholesterol levels, increased energy and stamina, improvement of joint health, range of motion, function, and improves the overall sense of well being. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring a yoga mat or thick towel. Class Fee: $36

Thu • FIS-4th Gr Pod • Sep 11-Oct 23 • Not meeting Oct 16 Section 1: 3:30-4:30pm Section 2: 5:30-6:30pm

Thu • FIS-4th Gr Pod • Oct 30-Dec 18 • Not meeting Nov 6 Section 1: 3:30-4:30pm Section 2: 5:30-6:30pm

Zumba Fitness PartyLaNeen DukeWork up a sweat as you dance to exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Before you know it, you’ll be Cha Cha and samba-ing your way to fitness and your energy levels will soar! Class fees vary as noted.

Tue/Thu • FES-Cafeteria • 6:00-7:00pm Section 1: Thu, Sep 11-Oct 23 • Not meeting Oct 2 • Fee $24 Section 2: Tue, Sep 16-Oct 21 • Not meeting Sep 30 • Fee $24Section 3: Thu, Oct 30-Dec 18 • Not meeting Nov 27 • Fee $36 Section 4: Tue, Nov 4-Dec 9 • Fee: $36 Sat • FES-Cafeteria • 9:30-10:30amSection 1: Sat, Sep 20-Oct 25 • Not meeting Oct 18 • Fee $30Section 2: Sat, Nov 8-Dec 20 • Not meeting Nov 29 • Fee $36

PickleballVern & Val PetersonGood fun for all ages and abilities. Pickleball is like doubles tennis on a smaller court. It is played with a wooden racket and wiffle ball. Come ready to exercise, laugh, and improve mobility. Class Fee: $2 per session

Wed • Sep 17-Dec 17 • 6:00-8:30pm • FHS-Gym

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community fitness

programs

FieldhouseWalking ProgramThe fieldhouse is open, warm and well lit for your walking convenience.

Mondays-Fridays, 6:00-8:00amMondays-Thursdays, 5:00-9:00pmSaturdays & Sundays, 1:00-4:00pm

Hallway walking is available.Mondays-Fridays, 3:30-5:00pm

All Ages Open Gym Walk, jog, play basketball...be active! Enjoy all the fieldhouse has to offer your family.

Mondays, 5:00-7:00pmTuesdays & Thursdays, 7:00-9:00pm Saturdays & Sundays, 1:00-3:00pm

All Ages TennisBring a racket and some tennis balls and let’s play! Come with a partner, meet a friend or form teams from whoever shows up. Basketball and volleyball are allowed only when tennis courts are not in use.

Mondays, 7:00-9:00pmWednesdays, 5:00-7:00pmSaturdays & Sundays, 3:00-4:00pm

Adult Open GymTeams for basketball and volleyball are formed from whoever shows up each week. You must be out of High School to participate. No children please.

Wednesdays, 7:00-9:00pm

Fitness CenterThe Fitness Center features aerobic equipment, cross trainers, treadmills, stair steppers, stationary bikes, rowers, dumbbells from 5lbs to 100lbs and highly functional power racks. Students in grades 6 and under require direct supervision at each station by a parent or guardian.

Mondays-Thursdays, 5:00-9:00pmSaturdays & Sundays, 1:00-4:00pm

PoolMorning Lap SwimLifeguards will be on duty for you to enjoy the numerous benefits of lap swimming. Please use the public locker rooms located on either side of the drinking fountain and bring your own towel.

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 5:30-7:30am

Community Fitness PassesAdults Sr. Citizens Students

Combo Card, October - April(Fieldhouse + Fitness Center + Pool)

Individual Pass $144 $96 $96Family Rate* $320

Fieldhouse Pass, October - AprilDrop-in Price $4 $2 $2Individual Pass $48 $32 $32Family Rate* $160

Fitness Center Pass, October - April

Drop-in Price $4 $2 $2Individual Pass $80 $56 $56Family Rate* $200

Pool Pass, September - AprilDrop-in Fee $4 $2 $2Individual Pass $48 $32 $32Family Pass* $160Family Day Rate $7 per family

Winter Break Pass, December - JanuaryStudent Pass $15 for FC, FH or PLStudent Pass $30 for FC, FH and PL

*Check online for updated schedules.


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*For Parents of Children with ADHD or Related Conditions: Nitty Gritty Answers to the Challenges of Daily Life -John F. TaylorParenting children with ADHD can be both rewarding and daunting. Could you use a little help with routines like morning launch-of-day, mealtimes, bedtimes? How about help with organization? National presenter, Dr. John Taylor will help you learn strategies about these common challenges and more. Get solutions for helping to build a positive relationship with your child by understanding how to interact for success...for them and your family. Other issues addressed will be school success, distractibility, impulsiveness, decision making and cooperation both at home in public. This event is Co-sponsored with A.D.A.M. (Attention Deficit Awareness of MN, Inc.) Event cost: in advance (before Sep 20) $5/person and $1 off per person with multiple registrations. Day of event: $10/person. Please visit www.resourcetraining.com to register.

Sat • Sep 20 • 7:00-9:30pm

*Sleep for Success: A Good Day Starts the Night BeforeDr. Jennifer MillerIs your child getting enough sleep? How much sleep do children and adolescents actually need? How do you manage nighttime battles? Join Dr. Jenny Miller, a psychologist who specializes in treating sleep issues, to learn more about sleep needs for children and the effects of insufficient sleep on mood, decision making, and learning. A “bring a friend” discount can be applied to this registration which reduces each registration by $2.50. Who should attend? Parents, grandparents, foster parents, child care providers, preschool staff, coaches, counselors and others who have a concern for interacting with children. Resource Training & Solutions is sponsoring this event. To register, visit www.resourcetraining.com or call 320-255-3236, extension 314. Class Fee: $15

Mon • Sep 29 • 7:00-9:00pm

*1-2-3 Magic ClassDr. Scott PalmerThis popular and interactive Saturday class addresses the difficult task of child discipline with humor, keen insight and proven experience. This program provides easy-to-follow steps for disciplining children without yelling, arguing or spanking. You’ll also learn: How to control obnoxious behavior; The Six Kinds of Testing and Manipulation and how to handle them; What to do about such issues as chores, homework, messy rooms, and lying. For use with children ages 2-12. Resource Training & Solutions is sponsoring this event. To register, visit www.resourcetraining.com or call 320-255-3236, extension 314. Class Fee: $50

Mon • Oct 13, 20 • 5:30-9:00pm

Saving Our Student DriversJean JohnsonDuring this hour presentation, you will hear the story of my survival from a deadly car crash and its ongoing costs. Complete with Police pictures, it graphically illustrates the results of the other driver’s inattention. We will discuss some of the major distractions on the roads today that face our teens and others. Drivers of all ages are encouraged to attend this presentation! Jean Johnson has been featured on Kare 11 and Fox 9 and many magazines, from the Brain Injury Alliance, to the St. Cloud Times, and Central MN Women’s Magazine. Pizza will be served from 6:00-6:30pm in the cafeteria with the presentation to follow in the Auditorium. *Parent Workshops are funded in part by Resource Training & Solutions. Class Fee: $5

Mon • Oct 13 • 6:00-7:30pm Foley Auditorium & FHS-Cafeteria

* Classes will be held at:Resource Training & Solutions137 23rd St. S. Sartell, MN


seniors...Smart Driver 4 Hour RefresherRuss HollandThe AARP Smart Driver Program is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers age 55 and older that has helped millions of drivers remain safe on today’s roads. The course is designed to help you tune up your driving skills and update your knowledge of the rules of the road, learn about normal age-related physical changes, and how to adjust your driving to allow for these changes, reduce your traffic violations, crashes, and chances for injuries, and increase your driving confidence. Once you have taken the 8 hour course, this refresher course taken every 3 years recaps the physical changes in aging as they relate to driving, basic driving rules and accident prevention. Participants qualify for a 10% reduction in their private vehicle auto insurance premium. Please consult your insurance agent for specifics. Class Fee: $19 AARP Members, $24 Non-AARP Members.

Session 1: Mon • Sep 22 • 5:30-9:30pm• FIS-Cafeteria Session 2: Mon • Oct 20 • 8:00am-12:00pm• Foley City HallSession 3: Wed • Oct 22 • 5:30-9:30pm• FIS-Cafeteria

Smart Driver 8 Hour Class Russ HollandThe AARP Smart Driver program is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50 and older that has helped millions of drivers remain safe on today’s roads. The course is designed to help you tune up your driving skills and update your knowledge of the rules of the road, learn about normal age-related physical changes, and how to adjust your driving to allow for these changes, reduce your traffic violations, crashes, and chances for injuries, and increase your driving confidence. Participants qualify for a 10% reduction in their private vehicle auto insurance premium. Please consult your insurance agent for specifics.. Class Fee: $19 AARP Members, $24 Non-AARP Members.

Mon-Tue • Oct 13-14 • 5:30-9:30pm• FIS-Cafeteria

Exercise with CAREFoley Area CARE VolunteersDedicated volunteers from the Foley Area CARE program lead low impact chair exercises. Expect to see increased strength, flexibility and coordination. Come when you can! There is no cost to attend. For questions, call Foley Area CARE at 320-968-7848. FREE!

Tue/Thu • all year round1:30-2:00pm • Dewey Place: 455 Dewey Street, Foley

iPad Basics: Learn to Use What You Have or Try It Before You Buy ItTrent RobertsonDid you recently buy an iPad or are you thinking about it? Here is your opportunity to learn to use what you have or try it before you buy it! Bring your own or use one of ours as you learn basic functions and explore common apps. Surf the web, balance your checkbook, write your novel, find the best gas price, edit pictures and so much more can now be done with your fingertips. Learn all about it and get your questions answered! Class Fee: $8

6:30-8:30pm • FIS-Media Center Section 1: Mon, Sep 29 Section 2: Mon, Oct 27

Understanding your BodyBrenda KronenbergLearn how reading your body can help prevent disease. This class is designed to help make you aware of the many signals your body sends. Some examples are headaches, eye twitching, hang nails, chronic fatigue, etc. You will enjoy knowing answers and solutions to these common signals. Class Fee: $10

Tue/Thu • Nov 11, 13 • 6:30-8:00pm • FHS-Media Center

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Adult Basic Education GED ClassesIt’s never too late and you’re never too old to earn your diploma! Adults who are no longer enrolled in high school are eligible to earn a high school equivalency diploma by passing the GED test. Community Education Adult Basic Ed classes, offered free of charge, can help you prepare for the GED test. If you already have a diploma, Adult Basic Ed classes can help you prepare for college or technical school and brush up reading, math, writing and computer skills.

Fall Classes begin Tuesday, September 16 Classes are held on Tuesdays, 4:00-6:00pm *AND/OR* Thursdays, 6:00-8:30pm in the Foley Elementary School small conference room. Classes are free and you attend when you are able. New students should plan to attend their first class on the first Tuesday or Thursday of the month when place-ment tests are given. After taking the placement tests, students can set their own schedule.

Scholarships For Test Fees Available Test fee assistance is available to Foley ABE students by calling the Community Education office at 320-968-8619. All inquires are kept confidential.

ESL ClassesEnglish as a Second Language (ESL) classes are for adults whose native language is not English. Classes are designed to help adults develop English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills according to their individual goals. We have six separate levels for the ESL student to learn and build their English skills, from novice to advanced. All newcomers to the United States, regardless of English ability level, are welcome to enroll. Classes are held on Thursdays from 5:00-6:00pm in the Foley Elementary School small conference room.

ABE & ESL Not Meeting Dates*If school is cancelled, ABE is cancelled

Oct 16 Nov 6Dec 23Dec 35Dec 30Jan 1

Free childcare now available To accommodate busy schedules, we now welcome any child up to age 12 who lives in your home in our new child care program. Staff will be available to help them with homework or to read and play in a structured, developmentally-appropriate setting while you learn, free of charge. You will be asked to submit a child care schedule when you arrive the first evening for our planning purposes.

Share your talent.... be an instructor. Contact Alyssa Stewart, Community Education at 320-968-8619 with your idea.

Do you have and idea for a Community Education class that you would like to see? Contact Alyssa Stewart, Community Education at 320-968-8619 with your idea.


athletic schedules

SWIMMING/DIVINGCoaches - Jenn Piepgras, Susan Kadlec

Diving Coach - Nikki Weber

8/22 Big Lake A 6:00PM8/26 Monticello A 6:00PM9/2 Holdingford A 6:00PM9/11 Little Falls A 6:00PM9/18 Milaca H 6:00PM9/20 Milaca Invit. A 1:00PM9/23 Melrose H 6:00PM9/27 Fergus Falls A 1:00PM9/30 Albany H 6:00PM10/2 Becker A 6:00PM10/9 Mora/Oglivie H 6:00PM10/11 True Team @ Duluth 9:30AM10/14 Cathedral @ SJU 6:00PM10/25 GRC Meet @ Becker) 2:00PM11/7 Sections @ Duluth TBD11/8 Sec Finals @ Duluth TBD11/18-19 State Trny @ U of M TBD

VOLLEYBALLCoaches - Sheila Wheeler,

Andrea Pelowski, Kelly Tilka

8/20 LitchfieldScrim A 9:00AM8/26 Holdingford A 6:00PM9/2 NLS A 6:00PM9/4 Albany A 6:00PM9/8 Kimball H 6:00PM9/9 Cathedral H 6:00PM9/11 Milaca H 6:00PM9/13 SRR Tourn (V) A 9:00AM9/16 Pierz H 6:00PM9/18 Little Falls H 6:00PM9/20 Pierz Tourn (9) A 9:00AM9/23 Mora-HomecomingH 6:00PM9/25 Zimmerman A 6:00PM9/30 Milaca A 6:00PM10/2 Becker A 6:00PM10/7 Albany H 6:00PM10/9 Cathedral A 6:00PM10/14 L. Falls A 6:00PM10/16 Sartell Tourn A 9:00AM10/24 Sub Sec Qtr HS 7:00PM10/28 Sub Sec Semis A TBD10/30 Sub Sec Final A TBD11/1 Section Finals @ St.Bens TBD11/6-8 State Trny. @ Xcel Energy Center

** 9th & JV games @ 6PM, Varsity @ 7:15PM

BAND/CHOIRAdvisors – Janel Hesch, Jenny Seaton

12/8 FHS Choir Concert 7:30PM12/15 FHS Band Concert 7:30PM

FALL PLAYAdvisors – Janel Hesch, Karissa Darling,

Michelle Esser10/23-25 7:00PM10/26 2:00PM

CROSS COUNTRYCoaches – Mona Bommersbach,

Becky Rasmusson8/25 Milaca Inv A 11:00AM9/4 Pine City Inv A 3:30PM9/8 Annandale Inv A 4:15PM9/11 Little Falls A 3:50PM9/15 Pierz A 4:00PM9/20 Milaca Mega Meet 10:00AM9/25 Foley Inv H 4:15PM10/4 Swain Inv /Duluth A 10:00AM10/9 Albany A 4:15PM10/14 GRC@ Becker A 3:30PM10/23 Section Meet @ Milaca 4:00PM11/1 State Tourn @ St. Olaf 1:00PM

FOOTBALLCoaches - Larry Herm, Dave Dahlstrom

Chris Gross, Jake Helmin

8/23 SRR scrimmage A 9:30AM8/29 No. St. Paul H 7:00PM9/5 Milaca A 7:00PM9/12 Becker H 7:00PM9/19 Zimmerman A 7:00PM9/26 Cathedral-Homecoming 7:00PM10/3 Little Falls A 7:00PM10/10 Albany H 7:00PM10/15 Mora A 7:00PM10/21 SectionQtrfinals 7:00PM10/25 SectionSemifinals 7:00PM11/1 Section Finals @ SCSU 8:00PM11/7 StateQtr.finals@UMD TBD11/15 State Semi’s @ Metrodome TBD11/22 State Tourn @ Metrodome TBD

JV FOOTBALL8/23 SRR scrimmage A 9:30AM 9/2 Mora H 5:00PM9/8 Milaca H 5:00PM9/15 Becker A 5:00PM9/22 Zimmerman H 5:00PM9/29 Cathedral A 5:00PM10/6 Little Falls H 5:00PM10/13 Albany A 5:00PM

9TH GRADE FOOTBALLCoaches - John Drexler, Josh Raymo

8/23 SRR scrimmage A 9:30AM 9/4 Mora A 5:00PM9/11 Milaca A 5:00PM9/18 Becker H 5:00PM9/25 Zimmerman A 5:00PM10/2 Cathedral H 5:00PM10/9 Little Falls A 5:00PM10/14 Albany H 5:00PM

Check the District website for schedule updates and changes at www.foley.k12.mn.us.

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Early Childhood Screening is Required for Kindergarten

Enrollment!

Did you know that screening is required in Minnesota? Screening is an early look at a child’s development and is conducted by qualified professionals to help identify specific needs a child may have in these areas:

• Fine and gross motor skills• Vision and hearing• Speech and language development• Height and weight• Cognitive and social development• Immunizations

Screening should be completed before a child turns 4 years old, specifically between the ages of 3 1/2 and 4 years.

The screening is free of charge to families through the school district. Screenings for 2014-2015 are scheduled for:•Oct 13 •Jan 19 •Mar 5•Nov 21 •Feb 12 •Mar 30

If you have questions or if you would like to make an appointment contact Sandi Marudas, School Nurse, at 320-968-8582.

ECFE ScheduleThere is still room for your child in ECFE! Call the elementary school for more info.

Elementary School Phone Number: 320-968-7286

it’s back...Friday Family Fun NightKicking off the school year with our first ECFE Family Fun Night! If you and your family cannot make this one, look for other Friday Events throughout the year! ECFE invites you to our fun family reading and gym event! Reading as a family offers valuable connecting time and children who are raised in homes that promote family literacy grow up to be better readers and do better in school. Our evening will include read-a-louds as well as feature a fun reading environment for you and your family to choose books of your interest to read together. Class Fee: $5 per family FES ECFE Rooms • 6:00-9:00pm • Nov 14

Important NoticeFor Parents of Children Ages 0-4

The MN Department of Education provides funding to the district for preschool programs based on the number of children, ages 0-4, we have on record. We need to count you! If you have children in your household from 0 through 4 years of age and you have not received school district preschool mailings, or if you have moved into the district during the past year, please take a moment to let us know about your children by calling the Elementary School at 320-968-7286.

Age 14-35 Mo 14-35 Mo 14-35 Mo 3-5 Years 3-5 Years 3-5 Years 3-5 Years

Day Thursday Thursday Thursday Monday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday

Time 9:00-11:00am 6:00-7:00pm 4:30-6:00pm 6:00-8:00pm 9:00-11:00am 4:00-6:00pm 6:00-8:00pm

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Have your birthday party at school!

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ECFE Registration FormParent(s) Name(s)________________________________________ Home Phone ________________

Address ______________________________________________ Work Phone ___________________

Please sign our family up for the following activities (list names of those attending and the age of each child)

Class_____________ Child’s Name & Age ____________________________________ Fee: ________

Class_____________ Child’s Name & Age ____________________________________ Fee: ________

Total Amount Enclosed:_________

Paid Through School Store:________

Signature of Parent or Guardian ________________________________________ Date ____________

Mail to: ECFE OfficeFoley Elementary SchoolPO Box 197Foley, MN 56329

Make check payable to: Foley Public Schools

Welcome new families!Please take $5 off your total if this is your first time at ECFE.

Building Blocks for Family and School Success!Foley ECFE offers parent and early childhood education for families with children between the ages of 15 months and 5 years, not yet in kindergarten. ECFE is based on the idea that the family provides a child’s first and most important learning environment and parents are a child’s first and most significant teachers. Parents attend ECFE classes with the child and spend a portion of the class with their child as well as time in a parent only class.

Drop in to ECFE!Parents & Children Ages Birth-5 yearsGet a sampling of what a traditional ECFE class offers including circle time, snack, socialization with other children and one-on-one time for you and your child to have fun together. Age appropriate learning activities are provided that focus on important developmental areas. Staff are available to answer parenting questions and the informal class time with other parents is a great resource for information and ideas. Class fee: $2 per week

Thu, Sep 11-Sep 21 • 9:00-11:00am • FES ECFE Room • No pre-registration required

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Full Name___________________________ UCare ID #________ (Members Only)

Email Address ________________________________________

Address_____________________________________________

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Class Information:

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Class/Trip___________________________________________

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• Participant__________________________________________

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• Participant__________________________________________

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Make checks payable to: Community Ed

Charge to my: _______Visa/MasterCard

Card Number___________________________Exp date______Signature___________________________________________

I do not give permission for my image, or that of my child, to appear in Community Education publications, printed or online.

STATEMENT OF RELEASE: I agree to release District #51 Public Schools, Community Education and its employees or volunteers of all liability related to accidents or injuries which I or a member of my family might incur while participating in the above mentioned activities.Signature________________________________Date_______

registration

register and pay onlineYou can sign up and pay for Community Ed activities online. To view the catalog, sign up and pay for your family’s Community Ed activities, go to the school district web page (www.foley.k12.mn.us) and click on the School Store.

register by phoneRegistrations may be made by phone by calling 320-968-6144. Payment is due within 5 working days by mailing the registration form or submitting it in person at the Community Education Office. When registering by phone, remember to speak clearly and leave your name, phone number and the name of the class(es) requested.

register by mailMail registration form and payment to: Community Education 840 Norman Ave N PO BOX 297 Foley, MN 56329

register in personCommunity Education Office840 Norman Avenue North, Door I-2Drop off registration and payment.

no news is good news!When you register for any of our activities, you will hear from us only if there is a change in time or day, the class is full or cancelled or you have registered by phone, but have not sent in your fee.

refund policyA full refund will be given if the activity is full or cancelled. Full refunds will also be given if you notify us 7 days before the activity is scheduled to begin, with the exception of trips.

Pre-registration is required for all activities.The registration deadline is one week prior to the start of the activity. All classes and activities will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Registrations later than one week before the start of the activity will be accepted if space is available. You will be notified if an activity is full or cancelled. Registration is not complete until payment is received. You do not need to be a resident of the Foley School District to take part in our CE programs (except for School Readiness and ECFE).


facility rental

Facility Rental InformationCommunity members are welcomed and encouraged to use Foley Public School facilities for tournaments, conferences, business meetings and trainings, family and class reunions, birthday and graduation parties and special events of all kinds.

Foley Community Education can assist you with: •Scheduling date, time and space of your event •Organizing equipment needed •Scheduling appropriate staff •Providing catering services

Host your next birthday party or special occasion at Foley Schools. Special rates are available. •Gym Party, Foley Elementary Gymnasium

Option 1: $50 per hour. Option 2: $35 per hour. Includes fun facilitator to lead fun games Includes building supervisor andand necessary equipment for up to 75 people. necessary equipment for up to 75 people.

•Pool Party, Foley High School Pool Option 1: $65 per hour. Option 2: $50 per hour. Rent the pool and have some cake too! Rent the pool. Includes lifeguard, pool Includes lifeguard, pool accessories, use of accessories and use of locker room for locker room and use of tables and chairs outside up to 30 people. of pool for up to 30 people.

Note: An additional $10 scheduling fee will be added to all options.

Call the Community Education Office at 320-968-8619 for more information.

Use this map to locate your child’s outdoor activity.

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