Proctor Hermantown Community Ed

An innovative, classroom driver retraining program designed to help older adults improve their driving skills. Developed by the American Association of Retired Person (AARP), AARP Mature Driving is the first comprehensive driving retraining course geared to the specific needs of older motorists. The course includes lectures and class discussion - no driving or tests. Minnesota State Law requires all insurance companies to give a discount to all persons 55 and over who complete the course. Make check payable to Community Education. You must call or pre-register by mail. Please specify dates.

Beginner babysitters will gather necessary advice and tips for caring for kids of all ages. Throughout this course, students will train for real life situations through fun and interactive exercises, and they will learn essential leadership skills, as well as, safety prevention and emergency action.

-Students will work in teams of 4-5 to read all 10 book titles. The students will discuss the books, asks questions, and prepare for the "game show" battle about the books. Students will need to read outside of school to prepare for each meeting.-Battle of the Books is for students in grades 3-5 who love to read. Students will need to provide their own transportation home. Meeting dates will be given out at informational meeting.-The Battle between Pike Lake Elementary and Bay View Elementary will be held on Friday, April 17th. Details will be available at a later date!Pike Lake Elementary School (Tuesdays from 3:30-4:30): Ms. Kidd (Instructor), Library (Location)Bay View Elementary School (Tuesday from 3:30-4:30): Ms. Urban (Instructor), Ms. Urban's Room-Room 314 (Location)*No Battle of Books on days that school is not in session.

Families with young children want them to have the best possible start when they enter kindergarten. Just as our schools need to be ready for the children, the children need to be ready for school. Join us for a fun, informational session to learn about the expectations for kindergarteners and what you can do at home to help your child be “school ready” in 2020.In our first Bridges to Kindergarten series, families will start off the night together with activities and a circle time in the kindergarten classroom. Parents will then have the opportunity to hear from the elementary and preschool staff about what “school readiness” means. We will discuss what a typical day of kindergarten is like and the skills that children need to succeed in kindergarten. This first session will provide information on the importance of children’s school readiness with a focus on social and emotional development. During the parent discussion, prospective Kindergarteners will have fun in the kindergarten classroom with our child care staff.  Please register your Preschooler (not the parents) and choose your payment option based on the number of children and siblings that will be attending.On-line registration will close approximately 4 days prior to the event.

Create high quality, personalized cards for friends and family. Each class provides a different variety of cards.  Each attendee will make and leave with 5 cards. Stampin' Up products will be used for the card and available for purchase.  No purchase necessary. Material Fee per session: $5 payable to instructor on the first night