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St. Michael-Albertville
Community Education
Registration Now Open!
Lifelong Learning For All Ages
stma.ce.eleyo.com
763-497-6550
Registration is now open for all classes and events. In this issue, you’ll find shorter class
descriptions. More information is available online at stma.ce.eleyo.com.
Scan the QR Codes throughout the brochure to register. For more information or
questions, please contact the staff below.
Office Staff Registration
Community Education Director Online
Maryellen Barthel (763) 497-6511 stma.ce.eleyo.com
maryellenb@mystma.org
By Phone
Administrative Assistant 763-497-6550, ext. 1
Mary Chabot (763) 497-6550, ext 1 For credit card registrations.
maryc@mystma.org
Confirmations
Early Childhood Coordinator We do not send confirmations via U.S.
Jane Helgestad (763) 497-6512 mail. Accounts with an email address will
janeh@mystma.org receive email confirmation.
Kids Play Coordinator UCare Discounts
Lisa Becker (763) 497-6513 Members of UCare may take up to a $15
lisab@mystma.org discount on most classes in this catalog.
Contact the office for more information.
Youth/Adult Enrichment
Coordinator Photo Policy
Kayleigh Sonterre There are occasions when representatives SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS
(763) 497-6550, ext 7 of STMA and/or the media photograph or AP Albertville Primary
kayleighs@mystma.org videotape students while attending/ SE St. Michael Elementary
participating in school sponsored BW Big Woods Elementary
Facilities/Activity Center functions. Parent/guardians not wanting
their child to be identified in photographs
FE Fieldstone Elementary
Coordinator MW Middle School West
or on videotape, should notify, in writing,
Jina Houts (763) 497-6554
the community education office. ME Middle School East
jinah@mystma.org
HS High School
Refunds CE Community Education Center
Cancellations must be made by phone or AC Activity Center @ High School
in person at least 5 business days prior to
Advisory Councils the start. If we cancel a class, you will be
The Community Education and Early notified and your money will be refunded
Childhood Advisory Councils represent a in full. Please see entire refund details
cross-section of District 885. The Advisory online at stma.k12.mn.us/ce
Council meets quarterly to help identify,
coordinate, and evaluate the educational, Inclement Weather Emergencies
recreational, social, and cultural If weather is threatening, cancellations will
opportunities for district residents of all be announced on the Community
ages. Education weather line, 763-497-6549 or
(763) 497-6550, ext. 2. If school is canceled,
If you would like to become an Advisory all Community Education, youth and adult
Council member, contact Maryellen activities are canceled and all school
Barthel, Director of Community Education:
buildings are closed.
maryellenb@mystma.org
2 We are proud to offer programs for people of all ages and abilities.
Adult Enrichment
WEST ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)
A free Community Education program to help
adults age 17 or older develop their basic skills; such
as reading, writing, math, work skills, English and
technology. (Students must not be enrolled in
secondary school)
English As A Second Language (ESL)
For individuals whose first language is not English.
Morning Classes:
M/W 8:45-11:15 am
Beginning Wednesday, January 3
STMA Community Education Center, Room 209
60 Central Ave. W, St. Michael.
Free childcare/preschool is available by calling
763-497-6550 at least two days prior to class.
Evening Classes:
T/Th 6:30-8 pm
Beginning Tuesday, January 4 TRIPS AND TOURS
STMA Community Education Center, Room 305 See full trip descriptions online.
60 Central Ave. W., St. Michael. Trips leave from the St. Michael Elementary front parking lot.
No childcare available during the evening class.
Footloose
ESL/ABE Transitions Class 433W • Chanhassen Dinner Theater
This class is open to ESL students who have exited Wednesday, February 23, 2022
10:15 am Depart
ESL or are at a high advanced level. Students can
$115 (includes lunch, show ticket, and transportation)
study for their GED, college prep, or basic skills. Registration Deadline: January 24
T/Th 9-11:30AM
CE, Room 209
FREE Spam Museum & Hormel Mansion
223W • Austin, MN
GED & Basic Skills Information Tuesday, March 29, 2022
Improve your math, reading, and writing for 7:45 am Depart
$95 (includes museum tour, lunch, and transportation)
yourself, a job, a GED, or college entrance.
Registration Deadline: February 28
Beginning Tuesday, January 4
Th 6:30-9 pm
CE, Room 304 St. Paul Gangsters and Cathedral Tour
FREE
227W • St. Paul
Friday, April 22, 2022
GED Testing 9:00 am Depart
3:30pm Approximate Return
Register to take the official test at $99 (includes tours, lunch, and transportation)
ged.com, or call 763-272-2040 Registration Deadline: March 21, 2022
There are 4 parts to the test.
Science (90 min),
Social Studies (75 min), Bayfield & Apostle Islands Tour
Reasoning/Language Arts (155 min), 229S • Bayfield & Apostle Islands, WI
Wednesday & Thursday, May 25 & 26
Mathematical Reasoning (120 min)
6:30 am Depart
Computer test only. 6:00pm Approximate Return
$30 for each test $399 Double Occupancy or $455 Single
Scholarships are available (includes lodging, tours, most meals, and transportation)
Registration Deadline: Monday, March 28
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 3
Crochet Cowl Class
TRY SOMETHING NEW! Adult Beginner/Advanced Beginner Photography & History
Teen/Adult Virtual Classes
Abbey Swanson, The Firefly Hook Course descriptions available online
Learn crochet basics or a new Jay Grammond
stitch or two. Everyone leaves with $19 6:30-7:30 pm
a cowl around their neck!
420W T Feb 22 A Cure for Cabin Fever:
$35 6-8:30 pm Backyard Photography
HS, Room 1684 207W1 Th Jan 20
A Look Back:
Stories from the Attic
Crochet Spa Basket & 207W2 T Jan 25
Washcloths Barn Storming:
Adult Beginner/Advanced Beginner A Tour of MN Barns & Quilts
Teen/Adult 207W3 Th Jan 27
Cake Decorating Wars – Abbey Swanson, The Firefly Hook One Last Time:
World War II Veteran Stories
Parent/Child Create a spa basket and a
Part 1 207W4 Th Feb 3
Ages 5 and Up washcloth. You will be sent home
Part 2 207W6 Th Feb 17
with a hook and yarn to complete
Kris Holtmeyer, Artistic Moments
the set. A Road Trip Around MN:
You will enjoy learning how to color, Lakes & Waterfalls
roll, cut, and drape colorful pieces 420S Th Apr 28 207W5 T Feb 22
$39 5:30-8:30 pm
of fondant to create a variety of
HS, Room 1684 Armchair Travels:
designs for your 8-inch cake The Mighty Five (NEW!)
461W2 S Mar 19 207S1 Th Mar 3
$55 10 am-Noon Discovering Our Past:
HS, Room 1412 Adult Abstract Cold Wax Oil Lost and Found (NEW!)
Painting 207S2 T Mar 15
Kris Holtmeyer, Artistic Moments
Barn Quilt Painting Building Your Vision:
Cold wax medium is an interesting Taking Your Photography From
Susan Edwards, The Barn Quilt Lady dense paste that allows light Good to Great!
Create your own Wyoming Valley movement in your painting, giving it 207S3 Th Mar 24
barn quilt painting on a 2x2 ft board a luminous surface.
An American Love Affair:
for your home. Supply list online. 461W1 Th Apr 14 Cars of the 1950’s (NEW!)
$45 6-9 pm 207S4 Th Apr 7
213W S Mar 12
$85 9 am-5 pm CE, Cafeteria
U.S. - Dakota War of 1862:
HS, Art Room 2222 Pieces of the Puzzle
207S5 T Apr 12
Northern Lights Canvas Mini Cake Decorating with
A Road Trip Around MN:
Painting Fondant Veteran Memorials
Kris Holtmeyer, Artistic Moments 207S6 Th Apr 21
Kris Holtmeyer, Artistic Moments
Learn how to color, roll, cut, and Fading Ads of the Twin Cities
Bring the Northern Lights to life (NEW!)
drape colorful pieces of fondant to
with a variety of paintbrushes and 207S7 T May 17
create a variety of designs for your
techniques.
5-inch cake. Armchair Travels:
461W3 Th Mar 24 Theodore Roosevelt
$45 6-9 pm 461W4 Th May 19
$45 6-9 pm National Park
CE, Cafeteria 207S8 Th May 19
CE, Cafeteria
4 ADULT
Adult Enrichment
2nd Wednesday Book Club Adult Dance
This book club meets on the 2nd Monica Mohn
Wednesday of each month at 6:30
pm in the Library. It is free to Couples only please.
attend and no pre-registration is 2-Left Feet Social
required. A different book is
153W1 Th Feb 3
discussed each month. For $29 7-9 pm
complete information contact the ME, Cafeteria
St. Michael Library at
763-497-1998.
Wedding Dance – It’s Not
Too Late To Look Great
Technology 101
153S2 Th March 24
Marc Olig, Instructor $29 7-9 pm
Assistance with Word & Excel, using ME, Cafeteria
your smart phone for Androids,
Google Drive and windows Swing Dance Workshop
computer and tablets. 153S3 Th April 7
488W W Apr 20 & 27 $29 7-9 pm
$16 4-5 pm ME, Cafeteria
HS, Media Center
Social Ballroom Dancing
Basic Dog Obedience 153S4 Th May 12 & May 19
$40 7-8:30 pm
Monticello Dog Academy ME, Cafeteria
This class will work on basic
commands such as sit, stay, come, No Partner Needed!
heel and down. Party Line Dancing
123W W Jan 5-Feb 2 153S5 Th May 12
$90 5-5:45 pm $10 6-7 pm
4300 School Blvd, Monticello ME, Cafeteria
Instant Piano for
Hopelessly Busy People Woodworking
Scott Danielson
Craig Coffman
Participants in this class will
Learn to play piano like the
learning skills in woodworking for
professionals at home on Zoom.
the crafter to the cabinetmaker.
Participants must have their own
keyboard. 629W1 M Feb 14-Mar 28
No class Mar 7
239W1 M Apr 4 $105 5-8 pm
$55 6:30-9:30 pm HS, Room 2761
Online
Instant Guitar for Beginner Welding
Hopelessly Busy People Scott Danielson
Craig Coffman Designed for the beginning welder,
a variety of techniques will be
Learn to play the guitar like the
demonstrated.
professionals at home on Zoom.
629W3 Th Feb 3-Mar 17
239W2 T Apr 5
No Class Mar 10
$55 6:30-9:30 pm
$115 5-8 pm
Online
HS, Room 2766
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 5
FINANCIAL PLANNING Home Buying Process 101
Learn how to personalize the
Savvy Tax Strategies home-buying plan that fits you best.
Efficient retirement tax strategies Jacob Olson, Realty ONE Group
can help avoid mistakes. Choice
Justin Bettinger, Thrivent Financial
177W1 S Feb 26
979W3 T May 17 $10 10-11:30 am
$10 6:30-7:30 pm TBD
CE, Room 209 177W2 T Mar 15
$10 6:30-8 pm
CE, Room 209
Savvy Social Security
Strategies for maximizing your 177W3 T Apr 12
$10 6:30-8 pm
Social Security benefits. CE, Room 209
Justin Bettinger, Thrivent Financial
979W5 T Feb 22 Sell Your Home 101
$10 6:30-7:30 pm Real estate secrets to get you top
CE, Room 209 dollar.
Jacob Olson, Realty ONE Group
Medicare 101 Choice
What exactly is Medicare? What’s
177W4 T Feb 22
part A? This class will take the
$10 6:30-8 pm
mystery out of Medicare. CE, Room 209
Stefany Jessen, Senior Healthcare
177W5 S Mar 19
Solutions Inc $10 10-11:30 am
HS, Room 1685
619W1 W Feb 23
$10 5:30-7 pm
CE, Room 209 COLLEGE BOUND
619W2 W May 18 Financial Aid 101
$10 5:30-7 pm
How to make a plan to pay for a
CE, Room 209
quality college education.
Chadd Perkins, Thrivent Financial
Planning for the 979W6 M Mar 21
$10 6-7 pm
Unexpected by Getting CE, Room 209
Your Legal Affairs in Order
Planning now can help prevent College Planning 101
difficulties and family conflicts later How to prepare your child – and
and ensure that your wishes are your family- for college logistically,
respected. academically, and financially.
Chadd Perkins, Thrivent Financial
Heidi Van De Berg, Gries Lenhardt 979W7 T Feb 8
Allen P.L.L.P $10 6-7 pm
CE, Room 209
979W4 W Apr 27
$10 6:30-7:30 pm
CE, Room 307 Need-to-Know Changes to the
College Planning Process
Virtual Class
Cozy Wittman, College Inside Track
412W M Feb 7
$10 7-8 pm
6 HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Health and Wellness
ACTIVITY CENTER Open Gym
Monday - Friday
5800 Jamison Ave NE, St. Michael, Enter Door C. 5-8:30 am
For more information call (763) 497-6541. 6-9 pm (Under 18)
6-10 pm (Adults)
Memberships Saturday & Sunday
8 am-5 pm
Individual, family and student memberships are available for purchase at the
AC Members: Free
High School Activity Center. The Activity Center has six basketball courts,
Non-Members: $5 at door
baseball/softball cages, a 5,000 sq. ft. fitness center, and an indoor running/
walking track for the public to use. Note: The Activity Center Policy
states that children under the age of
Activity Center Hours 12 must be supervised by an adult!
Monday – Friday
5–8:30 am and Aquatics
3:30–9 pm (under 18) The pool is located at
3:30-10 pm (Adults)
STMA Middle School East
Saturday & Sunday
4862 Naber Ave NE
8 am–5 pm
St. Michael
Lap Swim: M/W/F 7:30-8:30 AM
Activity center members swim for
Pickleball Aqua Aerobics FREE during Lap Swim! Check out
Pickleball is a cross between tennis, ME Swimming Pool Activity Center Memberships for
racquetball and badminton Lori Schoenborn more information.
T Ongoing M/W/F
50+ 6:30-7:45 pm Ongoing
21+ 7:45-9:45 pm Schedule/payment at class
AC, Court 2 7:30-8:20 am
$2 per person $90 punch card (12 classes)
Senior Workouts Over 40 Basketball
Senior Citizens (62+ years old) are Ages 40 and older
invited to use the Upper Walking/ Pre-registration is not required.
Running Track for free. W Ongoing
M/T/Th/F Ongoing 6-9 pm
FREE for District Residents MW, Gym
AC 5-9:30 am $1 per night
STMA Progressive Triathlon Men’s Basketball League
Please sign up at the Activity Center Get your buddies together and form
front desk. Online registration is not a basketball team. Call 763-497-
available for this event. 6541 to register your team by
December 21.
February 1st-28th $10 Activity Center
W Jan 5-Mar 16 Birthday Party Rentals
$100 per team
Contact 763-497-6541
ME
Weekends only, call for availability.
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 7
Power Flow Yoga
Get your blood flowing & body
moving as we perform more
asana movement.
Nicole Roddy, Roddy’s Remedies
517W1 T Jan 25-Mar 22
No Class Feb 1 & Mar 8
$138 5:00-6:00 pm
SE, Room 127
517W2 Th Jan 27-Mar 17
No Class Mar 10
$138 5:00-6:00 pm
SE, Room 127
SPRING YOGA SESSIONS
AVAILABLE ONLINE!
Gentle Flow Yoga
Blending breath-work, gentle move-
ments and techniques to mindfully
promote relaxation. Double Time Bootcamp Group Hypnosis
Nicole Roddy, Roddy’s Remedies A hybrid of high-intensity, cardio, Seminar 1
Jan 25-Mar 22 and strength-training movements. Weight Loss Hypnosis
517W3 T
No Class Feb 1 & Mar 8 Elizabeth Govrik- McCoy & Tereza Seminar 2
$138 6:30-7:30 pm Govrik-Hufnagle Stop Smoking/Chewing Tobacco
SE, Room 127 Mary Fischer, D.C.H-c,C.HT
517W4 Th Jan 27-Mar 17 230W1 T/Th Jan 4- 27
230W2 T/Th Feb 1-24 5:45 pm Check-In, Get Materials
No Class Mar 10 230W3 T/Th Mar 15-Apr 7
$138 6:30-7:30pm 6 pm Introduction
5:30- 6:15 am (All participants must
SE, Room 127 $40 (AC Members) attend)
$50 (Non-Members) 7-7:45 pm Weight Loss Hypnosis
Pound AC Court 3 (Smokers/Chewers
A full-body cardio jam session that take a break)
combines conditioning and 8-8:45 pm Stop Smoking/
strength training with yoga and SWEAT Chewing Hypnosis
Pilates-inspired movements. This fitness class offers a series of
energetic routines that provide 424W Th Feb 3
Casey Smith, Certified Personal Trainer $65 per seminar or $110
participants with a great cardio
workout! for both seminars
167W1 T Jan 4-25 $30
CE, Room 105
167W2 Th Jan 6-27 $30 Elizabeth Govrik- McCoy & Tereza Enter Door D
167W3 T/Th Jan 4-27 $45 Govrik-Hufnagle
167W4 T Feb 1-22 $40 424S Th May 12
167W5 Th Feb 3-24 $30 231W1 T/Th Jan 4-27 $65 per seminar or $110
167W6 T/Th Feb 1-24 $55 231W2 T/Th Feb 1-24 for both seminars
5:45-6:30 pm CE, Room 105
167S7 T Mar 1-29 $40 $40 (AC Members) Enter Door D
167S8 Th Mar 3-31 $30 $50 (Non-Members)
167S9 T/Th Mar 1-31 $55 AC Court 3
(No class Mar 8 & 10)
167S10 T Apr 5-28 $30
167S11 Th Apr 7-28 $40 Share your skills! STMA Community Education is seeking instructors
167S12 T/Th Apr 5-28 $55 for all ages and abilities. If you have a passion or interest to share, we
167S13 T May 3-24 $30 would love to hear from you. Have an idea for a class? Send it our way!
167S14 Th May 5-26 $40
167S15 T/Th May 3-26 $55 Contact Kayleigh Sonterre at kayleighs@mystma.org
SE, Room TBD
6:15-7 pm
8 HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Health and Wellness
Virtual Health & Wellness Personal Mantras
Virtual Class Virtual Class
Course descriptions available online Remove the negative thoughts from
your headspace! Adult & Family Cooking
Janice Novak
Sarah Nelson, Sabbatical Vibrations Virtual Class
$25 6-7:30 pm
Course descriptions available online
221W1 T Jan 18
The Art of De-Aging: Peel Years $40 6:30-8:30 pm Tess Georgakopoulos
Off Your Bio Age
140W1 T Jan 25 $35 Saturdays, 4:30-6:30 pm
Mindful Baking InstantPot 101
Womens Heart Health Parent/Child Class
140W2 W Feb 2 206W1 Jan 8
Minimum Age 8 years
Abdominal Strengtheners That Not only will you bring home a InstantPot Freezer Meal
Won’t Make You Get On The Floor dozen decorated cookies, you’ll also Bootcamp
140W3 Th Feb 17 have tools to be present with food 206W2 Jan 15
and in life!
Women, Weight & Hormones Air Fryer Hype! Copycat KFC &
Sarah Nelson, Sabbatical Vibrations Recipes for All Ages!
140W4 Th Mar 10
206W3 Jan 22
221W3 S Feb 26
Improve Your Health at Any Age $100 per pair
140W5 M Mar 14 InstantPot Classic Chili, Loaded
9-11:45 am Bake Potato Soup & Rolls
HS, Room 1412 206W4 Feb 5
De-Age Your Brain
140W6 Th Mar 24
InstantPot BBQ Pulled Chicken,
Mindfulness in a Busy Life Twice Baked Potatoes, Rolls &
Stress Busting Strategies for Busy
People Mini-Retreat Quick Slaw
140S7 W Apr 13 Spend time learning foundations of 206W5 Feb 12
mindfulness, practicing exercises
Metabolism Boosters & Busters and leaving with resources to Taste of the Mediterranean:
140S8 T Apr 19
Skewers, Dips & Pita Bread
continue your journey.
206W6 Feb 26
Sarah Nelson, Sabbatical Vibrations
Overcome Your Carbohydrate
Cravings Taste of the Mediterranean:
221W2 M Mar 14 Sheet Pan, Oven roasted Lemon
140S9 T May 3 $39 9:30-11:30 am Chicken and Potatoes, Tzatziki &
CE, Room TBD Greek Orzo Pasta Salad
Just Breathe: Techniques to Calm,
Center and Balance 206W7 Mar 12
140S10 W May 4 Mindful Spring InstantPot Gyros & Carnitas with
Enjoy the season with intention. Homemade Pita Bread
Sarah Nelson, Sabbatical Vibrations 207W8 Mar 26
221W4 Th May 12 Detroit Style Pizza & Pizza
$39 6:30-8:30 pm Madness!
CE, Room 209 206W9 Apr 9
Homemade Pierogies
Foot Pain Relief 206W10 Apr 30
Feet are your foundation - give
them the attention they deserve. InstantPot Pastabilities:
What you podiatrist isn’t telling you.
Lasagna, Creamy Broccoli-
Cheddar, Chicken with Pasta &
Kristie Walker, Just Breathing, LLC Homemade Dinner Rolls
206W11 May 14
945W W March 23
$35 6-8 pm
CE, Room 209
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 9
KIDS ARTS & CRAFTS
Valentines Movie and Popcorn
Cake Decorating Wars Kindergarten Kindergarten
Parent/Child Students will use various mediums Join friends and snack on popcorn
Ages 5 and Up to create gifts full of love. Hearts while watching an age-appropriate
You will enjoy learning how to color, galore will fill the room! Paint, glue, movie. Relax after school - bring a
roll, cut, and drape colorful pieces and a surprise or two help make stuffed friend to cuddle with!
of fondant for your masterpiece. this class fun for all students! Noelle Vogt
Kris Holtmeyer, Artistic Moments Laura Bezanson
347W5 Th Feb 24
347W2 Th Feb 10 $8 2-3:30 pm
461W2 S Mar 19
$19 2-3:30 pm AP, Room 200
$55 10 am-Noon
HS, Room 1412 AP, Room 200
347W5 Th Mar 24
$8 2-3:30 pm
Mindful Baking Spring AP, Room 200
Parent/Child Class Kindergarten
Minimum Age 8 years Spring has sprung! Create colorful
Not only will you bring home a crafts celebrating the season. Dig Seasonal Bingo
dozen decorated cookies, you’ll also in the dirt, paint some flowers, Kindergarten
have tools to be present with food explore the outside! (Weather Monthly bingo games played with
and in life! permitting) prizes along with a seasonal craft.
Sarah Nelson, Sabbatical Vibrations Laura Bezanson Michelle Zahler
221W3 S Feb 26 347S4 T Apr 5 347W1 T Jan 11
$100 per pair $19 2-3:30 pm $19 2-3:30 pm
9-11:45 am AP, Room 200 AP, Room 200
HS, Room 1412
347W2 T Feb 15
$19 2-3:30 pm
AP, Room 200
347W3 T Mar 15
$19 2-3:30 pm
AP, Room 200
347W4 T Apr 12
$19 2-3:30 pm
AP, Room 200
Design a Plate
Parent/Child Class
Ages 5 and Up
Children will work to create their
own keepsake plate by drawing and
coloring a design onto a special
paper that will transpose onto the
plate.
Kayleigh Sonterre
242W M Feb 21
$19 6:30 pm
CE, Room 209
10 YOUTHYouth Enrichment
Australian Art Adventure Sweet Treats and Other
Grades 1-4 Arty Eats
Let’s travel to Australia to learn Grades 1-4
about their animals, architecture Ice cream Sundays, hamburgers,
and aboriginal art forms. In this candy castles and picnics! Let’s get
sessions of KidzArt you will use our hands messy with our very own
colored pencils to draw a platypus Great Arty Bake-Off! In this unique
swimming underwater, create KidzArt session explore different
watercolor crayon-resist painting of mediums like air dry clay,
a kangaroo, draw Sydney Opera watercolors, and scratch art.
House and more. Projects never
KidzArt
repeat! With KidzArt if you can
dream...you can draw! 202W3 M Mar 28-Apr 25
KidzArt $55 2:15-3:15 pm
BW, Art Room, 330
202W1 M Jan 31-Feb 28 202W4 T Mar 15-Apr 5
$55 2:15-3:15 pm
Art Studio BW, East Commons
$44 4-5 pm
Grades 1-4 SE, Cafeteria
Learn tricks that make art magic! 202W2 T Feb 1-Mar 1
In this award winning program you $55 4-5 pm
will learn techniques that artists use SE, Cafeteria
in their studios to create astonishing Crochet Club
effects. Cowl and Bunny
Abrakadoodle Grades 3-8
Basics of crochet and hand
911S1 T Apr 19-May 10
$60 2:20-3:20 pm stitching for all levels! Everyone
FE, Cafeteria leaves with a new cowl and pom
pom bunny. Supplies included!
911S2 W Apr 20-May 11 Abbey Swanson, The Firefly Hook
$60 2:20-3:20 pm
BW, East Commons 678W S Jan 15
$39 9:30 am-12:30 pm
911S3 Th Apr 21-May 12 HS, Room 1684
$60 2:20-3:20 pm
SE, Room 138
Crochet Frenzy
Sparkles & Glitter Stuffed Animal and Scarf
Grades 1-4 Grades K-5
Do you love glitter, rhinestones and Learn to make chains and crochet
sparkles? Tons of glitter and gems stitch. No experience necessary.
to take your project to the next All levels welcome!
level of awesome!
Abbey Swanson, The Firefly Hook
Abrakadoodle
678S S Apr 23
911W1 Th Feb 3-24 $39 9:30 am-12:30 pm
$60 4-5 pm HS, Room 1684
SE, Room 138
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 11Science Olympiad Youth RC Car Racing Engineering for Kids Jr
Tournament Grades 2-8 STEM Club
Grades K-5 Come join us for some fun as we Grades 1-4
One day event to introduce your explore what makes the cars work Calling new and returning students!
child to science! If your child loves and try them out. Participants will The Engineering for Kids Jr STEM
to explore, take things apart, ask leave with a better understanding of Club introduces students to a new,
questions and has dreams of being the hobby, and get some time hands-on, lesson every week from
an astronaut, doctor, or engineer, testing out their driving skills on a various engineering disciplines.
this is the place to learn more! few different types of RC Cars and Now 6 weeks!
Trucks. Participants can bring their
Engineering for Kids
Students will select from materials own RC Cars on approval.
and activities covering the many 514W1 M Mar 28-May 2
Chris McKellips, $165 2:15-3:15 pm
areas of science.
Party Crashers RC Racing BW, Room 332
Sponsored by our very own STMA 225W1 Grades 2-4 514W2 W Mar 30-May 4
Middle & High School Olympiad Th March 17 $165 2:15-3:15 pm
Team. Concessions available. $19 6-7:20 pm SE, Room 142
SE, Cafeteria
Questions to Marc Olig at 514W3 Th Mar 31-May 5
marco@mystma.org 225W2 Grades 5-8 $165 2:15-3:15 pm
Th March 17 FE, Room 216
613W1 Grades K-1 $19 7:30-8:50 pm
S Feb 19 SE, Cafeteria
$10 9-10 am
HS Cafeteria
613W2 Grades 2-3 The STMA School District will be using the electronic flyer communication tool
S Feb 19 called PEACHJAR again this year. To view school-approved Digital flyers, simply
$10 10:30-11:30 am click the Peachjar button on your school’s website homepage.
HS Cafeteria
613W3 Grades 4-5 This “green” initiative will save our schools tons of paper and reduce copy costs
S Feb 19 by thousands of dollars.
$10 12-1:30 pm On top of that, posting school flyers in this electronic backpack removes a
HS Cafeteria significant administrative burden from teachers, office staff, and volunteers.
For those that used it last school year, your account should still be active and
ready to go! If you have any issues please contact us at 763-497-6550
Thank you, STMA Community Education Staff
12 YOUTHYouth Enrichment
Prairie Fire Children’s
Theatre: The Wizard of Oz
020W Grades 1-4
Auditions Monday, January 17 FUN & GAMES
Information online!!
4-6 pm
$69 MW
Gym Games
Grades 1-4
Kids will leave happy and active,
playing old and new games with
friends.
Kayleigh Sonterre
F.A.S.T. Kids – 347W1 M Jan 31
$12 2-3:30 pm
Staying Safe While Home AP Gym
Alone
(Ages 7-10) 347W2 T Feb 1
$12 2-3:30 pm
First Aid and Safety Trained Kids is
BW Gym
a 4-hour course for 7-10 year olds.
347W3 W Feb 2
Emergency Outfitters $12 2-3:30 pm
SE Gym
543S1 M/T Apr 25 & 26
$49 2:15-4:15 pm 347W4 Th Feb 3
BW, Room TBD $12 2-3:30 pm
FE Gym
543S2 M/T May 2 & 3
$49 2:15-4:15 pm
FE, Room 216
543S3 M/T May 9 & 10 Backyard Games
$49 2:15-4:15 pm Grades 1-4
SE, Room 142 Get ready for some friendly
competition. Beside large-group
games, we will have jumbo connect
School of Fish four, jenga and more!
Grades 3 - Adult
Kayleigh Sonterre
School of Fish is a 2 1/2 hour kids Share your skills! STMA
fishing class open to kids (and Community Education is
347S2 T May 17
adults!) from grades 3 and up $12 2:15-3:30 pm seeking instructors for all
taught by pro angler and fishing TV BW Gym
show host Mike Frisch. Students ages and abilities. If you
learn about lakes, finding fish in 347S3 W May 18 have a passion or interest to
those lakes, and some great ways $12 2:15-3:30 pm share, we would love to hear
to catch them. They also learn to tie SE Gym
from you. Have an idea for a
a fishing knot and rig and use a
347S4 Th May 19 class? Send it our way!
slip-bobber setup. $12 2:15-3:30 pm
FE Gym Contact Kayleigh Sonterre at
Mike Frisch, school of Fish kayleighs@mystma.org
275S Th May 12
$60 6-8:30 pm
MSW Auditorium
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 13YOUTH SPORTS Karate On Target Archery
Boys and Girls Grades K-4 Boys and Girls Grades 3-8
Learn respect, discipline and We’ll learn how to safely shoot
Little Yogis patience while gaining basic using the Genesis Compound Bow.
Yoga for Ages 4-9 self-defense skills.
Nicole Roddy, Roddy’s Remedies Byron Rasch
Dojo Karate
565W1 S Feb 5, 19 127S1 (Grades 3-4)
664W1 T Jan 25-Feb 15
Mar 5. 19 Th Apr 7-May 12
$45 4-5 pm
Apr 2, 16 $60 2:15-3:15 pm
SE, Gym
$120 10-11 am BW, Gym
HS Cafeteria 664S2 T Apr 5-26
127S2 (Grades 5-8)
$45 4-5 pm
Munchkin Sports SE, Gym Th Apr 7-May 12
Boys and Girls Ages 3 & 4 $60 3:30-4:30 pm
BW, Gym
214W M Feb 7-21
$25 6:30-7:15 pm
AC, Court 4 GOLDEN KNIGHT GYMNASTICS
214S M April 4-18 Winter Session II: Jan 24-Mar 25 Spring Session: April 4-May 31
$25 6:30-7:15 pm (No classes Feb 1, 17 or Mar 7-10) (No class Apr 8, 15 or May 30)
AC, Court 4
Mommy/Daddy and Me Mommy/Daddy and Me
Sports Sampler Girls and Boys Ages 2 to 3 with Adult Girls and Boys Ages 2 to 3 with Adult
Boys and Girls Grades K-3 472W9 W 6:15-6:45 pm $50 472S1 T 4:15-4:45 pm $57
472W10 W 6:45-7:15 pm $50 472S2 T 5-5:30 pm $57
Features basketball, T-Ball, soccer
472S3 W 5:30-6 pm $50
and kickball
Tumbling Tots
270S1 (K- 1st Grade) Girls and Boys Ages 4 & 5 Tumbling Tots
M Mar 14-Apr 4 472W11 W 6:45-7:15 pm $50 Girls and Boys Ages 4 & 5
6:30-7:30 PM 472W12 W 7:15-7:45 pm $50 472S4 T 4:15-4:45 pm $57
AC, Court 4 472S5 T 5-5:30 pm $57
270S2 (2nd & 3rd Grade) Beginner 472S6 W 6:15-6:45 pm $50
Girls Ages 6 + or Coach Referral 472S7 W 7-7:30 pm $50
T Mar 15-Apr 5
6:30- 7:30 pm 472W13 T 6:15-7:15 pm $68
AC Court 4 Beginner
$25 AC Members Intermediate Girls Ages 6 + or Coach Referral
$35 Non- Members Girls Age 6 + and Passed Beginner 472S8 T 5:15-6:15 pm $88
472W14 T 7:15-8:45 pm $91 472S9 W 4:15-5:15 pm $78
Kickball
Boys and Girls Grades 2-4 Advanced Intermediate
Girls with Coaches Referral Girls Age 6 + and Passed Beginner
407W Th March 3-31 472S10 T 6:30-8 pm $117
no class 3/10 472W15 Th 6-7:30 pm $91
472S11 Th 4:15-5:45 pm $104
6:15-7:15 pm
AC Court 4 Advanced
$25 AC Members
$35 Non-Members Girls with Coaches Referral
472S12 T 6:30-8 pm $117
472S13 Th 4:15-5:45 pm $104
Tennis
Boys and Girls Grades 2-3 GKG Competitive Team
458S Th Apr. 28-May 19 175S14 M/Th/F
6:30-7:30 pm 5:45-8:45 pm $385
AC Courts 1 and 4 Pre-Team
$25 AC Members 175S15 M/F
$35 Non – Members 4:15-6:15 pm $224
STMA.GKG.coaches@gmail.com
www.stmayouthgymnastics.com Bre Fowler & Christy Dahmen
14 YOUTHYouth Enrichment
MIDDLE and HIGH SCHOOL
Babysitting 101 Music lessons for Middle & Tween & Teen Yoga
Grades 5-8 High School students. Ages 10-15
This course follows the American Students provide their own Nicole Roddy, Roddy’s Remedies
Academy of Pediatrics – Babysitter instruments. Yoga increases flexibility, tones the
Lessons And Safety Training body and teaches tweens and teens
(BLAST). All Instruments to make healthy choices in life.
Emergency Outfitters Rick Olson
565W2 S Feb 5, 19
555W1 T 3:30-7 pm
312W1 M-Th Feb 21-24 Mar 5. 19
ME, Band Room
$69 3:15-5:15 pm Apr 2, 16
Grades 5-8
ME, Health Room $120 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Lesson Rates (30 Mins) HS Cafeteria
312W2 M-Th Mar 21-24 6 Lessons for $210
$69 3:15-5:15 pm
MW, Health Room
Virtual Guitar Lessons
Sandi Millar
High School
PrepStar Blast ACT Class
An ACT expert will introduce
555W2
Virtual Lessons
Art Club
students to the test format and Ages 6-Adult
review essential strategies for all 5 Lesson Rates (30 Mins)
Information
sections. 6 Lessons for $210
Academic All Star Tutoring
10 Lessons for $350 Online
953W1 Th Mar 31 & April 7
5:30-8:30 pm
S April 9 East Art Club
9 am-1 pm Music Instructors wanted! Grades 5-8
$149 Lea Iverson, MSE Art Teacher
HS, Media Center If interested in providing
lessons for any age, please 240W1 W Dec 1-Dec 22
contact Kayleigh at $59 3:15-4:45 pm
kayleighs@mystma.org ME, Art Room (A112)
High School Intramural
PING PONG 240W2 W Feb 2-Feb 23
$59 3:15-4:45 pm
(Grades 9-12) ME, Art Room (A112)
128W1 M Jan 24-Feb 21 Firearms Safety 240S3 W Apr 6-Apr 27
3:45- 5:30 pm $59 3:15-4:45 pm
Participants must be 11 years by the
HS Cafeteria ME, Art Room (A112)
$5 per team first day of the class.
DNR course must be complete
before registering. More course
Drama Club West
information online.
Grades 5-8
STMA Driver Education Crow river Sportsman Club
Lauren Keyes
Spring Session 240S1 S April 16
931W W Feb 16-Apr 13
Information Coming $15 7 am-1 pm
No class Mar 9
HS Cafeteria & Crow River
Soon! Sportsman Club $69 3:15-4:30 pm
MW, Auditorium
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 15ST. MICHAEL-ALBERTVILLE EARLY CHILDHOOD
It is our mission to provide each family with a positive introduction to STMA schools.
STMA Early Childhood inspires to create engaging environments for young children and families. Each room is designed
for all developmental learning levels and styles. Your children will play, explore and grow with us.
What is ECFE?
Early Childhood Family Education is a program to connect families within the
STMA community. ECFE offers classes, separating and non-separating, for
children ages birth through five and their families. Our licensed staff provides a
safe, supportive, child-centered environment that enhances children’s growth
and development while supporting parents and families. ECFE helps build
relationships within your family and your community.
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is based on the idea that parents
provide their child’s first and most significant learning environment and
parents are children’s first and most enduring teachers.
We welcome all families with
children ages birth through five
years to ECFE. Not only do moms
attend, but dads, grandmas and
grandpas, aunts and uncles,
neighbors, friends, and nannies.
All are welcome. Occasionally we
hold special events in which older
siblings are also invited.
You do not need to be a resident
of the STMA school district to
register for classes.
The components of most ECFE parent-child classes include:
Parent-Child Interaction Time:Time together enjoying all the classroom has to offer. This is time to focus on your child
and model behavior for interacting with others in the classroom. The licensed classroom teacher has planned
developmentally appropriate activities for you and your child.
Circle Time: A small portion of the parent-child interaction time will be set aside for a short group experience or “circle
time.” During this time you and your child will sing simple songs, learn finger plays, hear stories, learn circle games and
be involved in movement activities.
Guided Play: Planned and intentional learning activities. Teachers and parents support play choices and assist in
building friendships. In addition to our creative classrooms, each ECFE class utilizes our gym and gross motor activities.
There are two types of classes.
Separating
Parents and children begin class together, but spend time apart. Find us on Social Media!
A convenient and safe way for your child to gain independence. Facebook:
Non-Separating STMA ECFE
Parent and children remain in an ECFE classroom together.
Instagram:
Sibling Care
Sibling care is provided for free for most ECFE classes.
STMA Early Childhood – littlestknights
16
EARLY CHILDHOODEarly Childhood
ECFE CLASS INFORMATION
New format for ECFE!
We now offer full 16 week classes,
10 week evening, and 8 week
specialty classes.
The 16 week classes are split into 2
sessions for payment purposes.
Change you mind or want to join
midway? No problem! We will
adjust the fee accordingly.
All classes are taught by licensed
early childhood teachers and follow
developmentally appropriate
curriculum including an emphasis
on literacy, STEM, and
social-emotional growth.
The Early Childhood Office
is located in the
Community Education Center at
60 Central Ave W, St, Michael.
Behind the Historic Catholic Church
763-497-6512
janeh@mystma.org
Worried about your child’s development?
Call 1-866-693-GROW (4769)
Some young children need extra
help to learn and grow
Help Me Grow provides resources
for families to look at
developmental milestones, to learn
if there are concerns, and to take
the lead in seeking additional
support or in referring their child
for a comprehensive, confidential
screening or evaluation at no cost.
Minnesota children from birth to
five-years-old, if found eligible, can
receive services in their home,
childcare setting or school. These
services are free regardless of
income or immigrant status.
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 17INFANT AND TODDLER CLASSES
Congrats on your new little knight!
Connect with other parents of
newborns in the community, ask
questions, and share parenting
experiences. You and your child
will participate in age-appropriate
songs, creative art, and movement
activities.
We know children are
unpredictable!
Families are free to come and go
as their child’s schedule allows!
Baby and Me
Newborn-12 months
Non Separating
Class is FREE to ECFE participants.
Sibling care available!
All participants will receive a free
welcome baby goodie bag!
We are excited to meet your little one
and join your family in this exciting
journey.
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Toddlers and Twos Home Visits
M Jan 31-May 23 12 months-30 months Family Visits:
no class 3/7 Non Separating One-to one parenting home visits
10:15am-11:45am Join other toddler parents to share are available in your home, our
stories and swap resources. This is a office, via email, google, or phone.
S356
TH Feb 3-May 26 non-separating class, so children Ask questions, discuss challenges, or
no class 3/10 discover new ideas! Struggling with
will begin to feel comfortable with
8:15am-9:45am behaviors? Wondering what typical
school with you by their side.
development looks like?
S357 16 week fee applies If a group setting isn’t the right fit,
T Mar 15-May 17
6pm-7:30pm S350 give us a call to schedule a visit.
CE: ECFE Rooms M Jan 31-May 23 We would love to meet your family!
no class 3/7
8:15am-9:45am Daycare Provider Visits:
Searching for home daycare
S351 providers interested in partnering
16 Week Class Fees T Feb 1-May 24
(will be split into two payments, with the ECFE program to promote
no class 3/8 early learning throughout the
Registration and March) 8:15am-9:45am
$216 - $125 and above district. The primary goal of the
$204 - $100K-$125K S352 program is to collaborate through
$192 - $75K-$100K Th Feb 3-May 26 developmentally appropriate
$180 - $50K-$75K no class 3/10 activities and provide parent
$168 - $50K and below 10:15am-11:45am resources.
No family is ever turned away for CE: ECFE Rooms A certified ECFE staff member will
an inability to pay. provide monthly visits tailored
towards your specific age groups.
Jane Helgestad
763-497-6512
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EARLY CHILDHOODEarly Childhood
MIXED-AGE CLASSES
A fun and creative environment for parents and children to explore
together. Balance between structured and non-structured play will Grandparents Class
introduce families to school in a positive, spirited manner. All Ages
Non-Separating
NEW!
Science, art, literacy and movement activities will be developed for all
abilities and ages. In best interest to all participants, please utilize We love having grandparents at
sibling care for infants. ECFE! Any grandparents or
grandparent-like persons welcome!
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Mixers Explorers W Feb 2-May 25
Walking to 5 years Walking to 5 years no class 3/9
Separating with Parent Group Non Separating 8:15-9:45 am
16 week fee applies 16 week fee applies CE: ECFE Rooms
S335 S340
M Jan 31-May 23 M Jan 31-May 23
no class 3/7 no class 3/7
8:15-9:45 am 8:15-9:45 am
S337
W Feb 2-May 25
no class 3/9 ECFE Plus
10:15am-11:45am All Ages
Separating with Parent Group
S338
For the ECFE parent who has been
F Feb 4-May 27
no class 3/4, 3/11, 4/15 there - done that.
(Reduced fee for days missed) S345
8:15-9:45 am T Feb 1-May 24
CE: ECFE Rooms no class 3/8
10:15am-11:45 pm
CE: ECFE Rooms
Best Buddies
Birth to 5 years
Separating with Parent Group
A class specifically for families with children on IFSP/IEPs in the STMA school
district. If your child receives home visiting or attends preschool on an IEP
this is your class!
Families will spend time together exploring the room and participating in
group activities, then parents will have the opportunity to separate.
Conversations and resources, support and laughter are the key components to
parenting time.
This class is FREE to all participants.
S300
F Feb 4-May 27
no class 3/4, 3/11, 4/15
10:30-11:45am
CE: ECFE Rooms
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 19ECFE PRESCHOOL
Preschool classes fill early in our area! There are still options for your
child to receive a quality experience with licensed teachers.
Doing Preschool Together Creative Kids
33 months and up 33 months and up
Separation with Parent Group Child Drop-off
2nd Day Child Drop off Leave the mess at school as your
An excellent choice to introduce child creates his or her next
your youngster to preschool! masterpiece utilizing a variety of
tools and materials. Parents will
One of our most popular classes! connect with at-home ideas and
Children must have independent weekly updates on how the creative
toilet skills. process promotes brain development
and sets foundations for future
Day One (Tuesday) learning. Children must have
Parent/Child Day. independent toilet skills.
Children and their parents
S310
participate in activities together. TH Feb 3-May 26
no class 3/10
Day Two (Thursday) 10:15am-11:45am
Child Alone Day. 16 week fee applies
Child will gain independence, social
skills, and start a foundation for
school readiness skills.
SPECIALTY CLASSES - EIGHT WEEKS
S325 Shorter specialty classes designed to enhance overall
T/Th Feb 1-May 26 development and follow the MN Early Childhood Indicators of
No class 3/8, 3/10
8:15-9:45 am Tuesdays
Progress, assuring age-appropriate content.
8:15-10:15 am Thursdays 8 week Specialty Class Fees
CE: ECFE Rooms Strictly Science $108 - $125K and above
2-5 years $102 - $100K-$125K
$96 - $75K-$100K
Doing Preschool Together Rates Non-Separating
$90 - $50K-$75K
Meets twice a week, 16 weeks Our classroom becomes a lab of fun $84 - $50K and below
(will be split into two payments experiments, curious thinkers and No family is ever turned away for an
January and April) cool discoveries! Join your little inability to pay.
$504 - $125K and above scientist in learning about the fun of
$476 - $100K-$125K STEM and how it is incorporated World Explorers
$448- $75K-$100K into play everyday. 2-5 years
$420 - $50K-$75K Non-Separating
W312
$392 - $50K and below W Starting Feb 2 Pack your bags! Each week travel to
No family is ever turned away for 10:15-11:45 am a new place around the world! Learn
an inability to pay. CE: ECFE Rooms about different food, dances, and
crafts through stories and adventures
right in your classroom. A new stamp
added to your passport each week!
Bright Beginnings Preschool registration information S314
will be available in February 2022. Please watch the W Starting Apr 6
10:15-11:45 am
website and social media for updates. CE: ECFE Rooms
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EARLY CHILDHOODEarly Childhood
EVENING CLASSES - TEN WEEKS
We know families are busy!
Feel free to come late or leave early if necessary!
10 week Evening Class Fees
$135 - $125K and above
Baby and Me Wacky Wednesdays $127.50 - $100K-$125K
Ages 2 to 5 years $120 - $75K-$100K
Newborn-12 months
$112.50 - $50K-$75K
Non Separating Non Separating
$105 - $50K and below
Congrats on your new little knight! Every week brings something new!
Connect with other parents of You never know what will happen No family is ever turned away for an
newborns in the community, ask on Wednesdays. It may be a inability to pay.
questions, and share parenting parent/child project, Olympics in
experiences. The class is an the gym, bouncy castles, a nature
excellent way to get a “successful walk outside - the possibilities are
start” at parenting! We know endless and our staff knows how to
babies are unpredictable! Families bring on the fun!
are free to come and go as their This is a great dad, grandparent, or
child’s schedule allows! Class is special someone and child class!
FREE to ECFE participants. Sibling Sorry, Sib care is not available for
care available! this class.
S357 S315
T Mar 15-May 17 W Mar 16- May 18
6-7:15 pm 6-7:15 pm
CE: ECFE Rooms CE: ECFE Rooms
Night Owl Explorers Family Mixers
Walking-5 years Walking-5 years
Non Separating Separating with Parent Group
Learn and grow together in a Our traditional ECFE model in this
relaxing child-centered environment separating class will bring smiles to
that provides hands-on learning. children and parents! A fun and
Connect through creative, literacy- creative environment for parents
based activities while you and your and children to explore together. A
child socialize with other families. balance between structured and
Explore and discover a space filled non-structured play will introduce
with materials for all developmental families to school in a positive,
ages. Run in the gym, on the spirited manner. Science, art,
playground or on our special literacy and movement activities
SMART courses! will be developed for all abilities
An informal parent discussion will and ages. Parents will be provided
be held as well as circle/story time with a relaxed setting for questions
and creative movement fun. and conversation among other
parents facilitated by a parent
S342 educator.
T Mar 15-May 17
6-7:15 pm S346
CE: ECFE Rooms Th Mar 17-May 19
6-7:15 pm
CE: ECFE Rooms
Register NOW at stma.ce.eleyo.com 21SPECIAL EVENTS Family Dome Nights Online Afternoon
All Ages
Storytime
ECFE Dome Days Non Separating
All Ages
6 years and under Family night at the new all-purpose
facility. Half of the field will be Relax before naptime. Join the
Non Separating ECFE staff as they share their
The STMA Dome will be available available for families to play games,
throw balls, jump and run! A great favorite stories. A link will be
for the littles! Children 6 and under provided on our social media
are invited to join us for some fun way for the entire family to
experience the facilities at STMA! and district sites. Free to join!
open play in the dome this winter!
This is an open play opportunity Children must be accompanied FREE
by an adult over 18. This event is W 12:30 pm
but ECFE staff will be on-hand to Ongoing
join in the fun. No pre-registration designed for children under 10.
necessary. Pre-register and pay at the door
available.
W Dec 8, 15, 22
Jan 5, 12, 19, 26 DOME
Feb 2, 9, 16, 23 F Dec 17, Jan 14, Feb 25, Early Childhood Screening
Mar 2, 16, 23, 30 6-7:15pm Screening is a FREE service for all
8:15-9:30 am HS: Dome children. At screening, parents
$5 per family, please pre-register learn more about their child’s
F Dec 10 and 17 development and can ask questions
Jan 7, 14, 21
regarding concerns.
Feb 4, 11, 18, 25
Mar 18 and 25
Apr 1 Screening includes :
8:15-9:390am vision and hearing, height and
weight, immunization review, large
$2 per child/$5 Max Family
HS: Multipurpose facility and small muscle development,
cognitive thinking, language and
communication skills,
social and emotional development.
Drop-in and Play
All Ages NEW TIME If a parent is a conscientious
Non Separating ! objector to the screening program
If families are not prepared for the for their child, the child does not
commitment of a class or would like need to participate in the state
something extra during the week screening but required forms are to
- Drop in and play is back! The be completed.
classroom will be appropriate for all ECFE at the Library
ages. Toys, activities, story and We are partnering with the library! Early Childhood Screening is often
circle time along with the fellowship In an effort to promote literacy for called Kindergarten Screening.
of other families in the area. all ages, join our staff for an ECFE
Parents and children can make class full of imagination and Screening can be scheduled online!
social connections in a casual, fun creativity. There will be crafts, Go to https://stma.ce.eleyo.com
setting. games, songs, and of course plenty Select Early Childhood Screening
No pre-registration is necessary. of children’s books and stories. for upcoming dates and times.
$2 per family/$5 Max Screenings are held at STMA
Families are encouraged to check- Community Education Center
Th Feb 3-May 26 out related materials and explore in St. Michael.
no class 3/10 the library. FREE to all participants. Please contact Lindy Legatt at
10:30-11:45am lindyl@mystma.org or
CE: ECFE Rooms T 10:30, starting January 4 call 763-497-6528
No library March 8
22
EARLY CHILDHOODEarly Childhood
STEM Night Spring Fling
Explore the world of STEM through All Ages
the eyes of a preschooler. The early Spring has sprung! It is time fill the
childhood years are critical for world with color and sunshine!
social emotional learning, fine Children will decorate flower pots and
motor development, and executive fill them with spring time bouquets of
functioning. There will be make and flowers. We will celebrate the change
take activities, ideas from your own of seasons through stories, dance and
kitchen, and exploratory toys and play! Pre-registration is required.
manipulatives throughout the
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building. STEM can be found FREE EVENT!
everywhere - we will show you M Apr 18
where to look! Pre-registration 6-7 pm
required. CE: ECFE Rooms and Gym
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FREE EVENT!
T Feb 8
ECFE Trip Around Town
6-7 pm All Ages
CE: ECFE Rooms Explore our great community of
STMA through the eyes of your child.
We will ride the school bus around
Build a Bear PJ Party town, making stops at local
All Ages destinations. Maybe a trip to the
Wear you pajamas to school? library to check out a book, stop at
During the evening, you will build a the park, or learn about local stores
new sleepy-time friend, play some and places of business. A terrific way
soothing games and read a bedtime for your child to experience the bus
story while snacking on popcorn! first-hand.
Each child over 18 months builds a SE164
new stuffed friend to take home and M May 2
each family will take home a new 9-11 am
book. Pre-registration required. $7 per child - Chaperones
FREE!
SE 160 Bus leaves from STME front
T Mar 29 parking lot.
6-7 pm
$20 per child over 18 months
CE: ECFE Rooms and Gym
Family Carnival
All Ages
Time to celebrate the end of a
Dad and Me fabulous school year! There will be
Walking-5 years games, prizes, bouncy houses and
Hang with dad or dad-like people! face painting for all ages! The entire
We will explore the classroom, family is welcome. Concession
make a project, read stories and available for purchase or bring a
play in the gym! picnic supper for your family. We will
SE 165 also be collecting items for the
Th Jan 6 Hanover Food Shelf.
$8 6-7:15 pm Pre-registration required.
CE: ECFE Rooms and Gym
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SE 166 FREE EVENT!
Th Feb 17 Th May 19
$8 6-7:15 pm 6-7:30 pm
CE: ECFE Rooms and Gym CE: ECFE Rooms and Gym
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