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Community Education Services Spring & Summer 2013 Class Directory aquatics ......................................................................................... 1-6 art ................................................................................................. 7-10 business & career development ............................................. 11-12 computers & technology , online courses ............................. 12-16 culinary skills ........................................................................... 17-18 dance & music .......................................................................... 19-21 finance & investment .............................................................. 22-23 fitness ........................................................................................ 24-30 health & wellness .................................................................... 31-33 hobbies ...................................................................................... 34-35 home improvement ................................................................. 35-36 personal growth ............................................................................. 36 special interest ............................................................................... 37 world languages & culture ......................................................... 37 Other Community Education Services bloomington census ...................................................................... 41 bloomington/richfield youth enrichment ................................. 38 class locations (map) ..................................................................... 44 driver education ............................................................................ 38 early childhood family center ...................................................... 39 learning exchange .......................................................................... 42 metro south ABE/metr o south volunteers ............................... 43 preschool youth - richfield ..................................................... 40-41 registration information .................................... Inside back cover volunteer connection .................................................................... 43 Bloomington Public Schools Mission The Bloomington Public School District is an educational leader developing in ALL of our learners the ability to thrive in a rapidly changing world. Richfield Public Schools Mission The mission of the Richfield Public Schools is to prepare all learners for success in a changing world by developing their knowledge and abilities within a climate of mutual trust and respect. Community Education Staff Tom Holton, Executive Director Lisa Rahn, Community Education Supervisor Carol Huttner, Director of Youth and Family Education Kay Miller, Coordinator of Early Learning Programs Betsy Miller, Aquatics Coordinator Doug Langefels, Manager Building Reservations, Activity Center Tamra Sieve, Adult Education Director Bloomington School Board Les Fujitake, Superintendent Maureen Bartolotta, Dick Bergstrom, Arlene Bush, Tim Culver, Mark Hibbs, Nelly Korman, Melissa Halverson Wiklund Richfield School Board Dr. Robert Slotterback, Superintendent John Ashmead, Sandy Belkengren, John Easterwood, Deb Etienne, David Lamberger, Todd Nollenberger Advisory Council Members John Ashmead, Linda Clark, Tim Culver, Cheryl Dragotis, Kari Hemp, Mary Jo Houlding, Brent Larson, Mary Martin, Paul Meyer, Joey Page, Chad Peterson, Krista Phillips, Heather Starkes Register with your Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card 24 hours a day! br.thatscommunityed.com
SPRING & SUMMER 2013 Parent & Child Class (6 months to 3 years) Developed for children 6 months to 3 years of age, Parent & Child Class builds swimming readiness by emphasizing fun in the water. Parents & children learn together, to increase children’s comfort level and condence in the water and build a foundation of basic aquatic and water safety skills. One adult per child required in the water. Pre-School Class (4 to 5 years) Requirements for signing your child up for this level: • Has participated in a recent Parent & Child Class • Toilet trained • Able to listen and follow directions for 30 minutes • Child will be okay without parent or guardian in the pool • Able to hold onto wall for 30 minutes This class provides children with their rst pool experience without parental assistance in a safe, fun and positive learning environment. The primary objective of the Pre-School Class is to promote developmentally appropriate learning of fundamental water safety and aquatic skills. Instructors help children adapt to the pool and learn how to move independently through the water. *Pre-School Level A: Beginner Swimmer This level orients children to the aquatic environment and helps them gain basic aquatic skills by: (with assistance) • Enter and exit water safely by using ladder • Blow bubbles • Submerge mouth, nose and eyes • Front and back glides • Float on back • Swim on front and back using arms and legs • Water safety topics *Pre-School Level B: Intermediate Swimmer This level will help children gain greater independence in their skills, become more comfortable in and around the water, and start to gain basic swimming propulsive skills by: (with assistance moving towards independently) • Enter water by safely using ladder • Fully submerge and hold breath, retrieve submerged objects • Front and back oats • Front and back glides • Tread water • Swim on front and back using combination of arms and legs • Water safety topics *Pre-School Level C: Advanced Swimmer This level will build upon skills learned in Level A & B providing additional guided practice. Skills in this level are performed independently. • Enter water by jumping • Fully submerge and hold breath, bobbing • Front and back oats, and recoveries • Front and back glides • Tread water • Swim on front and back using combination of arms and legs • Change direction while swimming on front or back • Water safety topics AQUATICS br.thatscommunityed.com Valley View Middle School Pool - 8900 Portland Avenue - Bloomington Richeld Middle School Pool - 7461 Oliver Avenue South - Richeld Swim Lesson Registration Number: 952-681-6132 Para Español: 612-243-3000 Bloomington Pool Rental: 952-681-5283 Richfield Pool Rental: 612-798-6574 Aquatics Program Coordinator Betsy 952-681-6134 Climb on in, make a splash, and have a ball. LOOK INSIDE FOR LIFEGUARD TRAINING, ADULT LESSONS, PRIVATE LESSONS, WATER FITNESS & MORE Two Great Locations Level 1: Beginner Swimmer (Must be at least 6 years old) Helps students feel comfortable in the water by: • Enter and exit water safely • Submerge mouth, nose and eyes • Blow bubbles • Swim on front and back using arm and leg action • Float on front and back • Front and back glides • Water safety topics Level 2: Advanced Beginner Give students success with fundamental skills by: • Skills performed independently • Enter water by stepping or jumping from the side • Exit water safely by using ladder or side • Submerge entire head • Float on front and back • Perform front and back glide • Tread water using arm and leg actions • Swim front crawl and back crawl • Class taught in shallow end • Water safety topics Level 3: Intermediate Swimmer Builds on the skills with practice in deeper water by: • Jump into deep water from the side • Bob with the head fully submerged • Perform front and back glide • Perform survival oat • Perform front crawl with rotary breathing in horizontal position • Buttery kick and scissors kick • Class taught in the middle of pool • Water safety topics Level 4: Advanced Intermediate Develops condence skills and improves other aquatic skills: • Swim underwater • Perform open turns on front and back using any stroke • Tread water using sculling arm motions and kick • Perform front crawl and back crawl • Perform breaststroke and buttery • Perform elementary backstroke and sidestroke • Water safety topics Level 5/6: Advanced Swimmer Provide further coordination and renement of strokes by: • Tread water with 2 different kicks • Perform front and back ip turn • Perform front and back crawl • Perform buttery and breaststroke • Perform elementary backstroke, sidestroke and sculling • Water safety topics NCD = NO CLASS DATES Swimming and Water Safety Program VALLEY VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL POOL HAS 86° WATER! NEW CLASS FITNESS CLASS - AQUA ZUMBA 1
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