WBLAS Community Services & Recreation

There, There by Tommy OrangeFacilitated by Jordan Zickermann, Indian Education Program Lead, Hope Flanagan, Ojibwa Elder and WBLAS students.'There, There' is a relentlessly paced multi-generational story about violence and recovery, memory and identity, and the beauty and despair woven into the history of a nation and its people. It tells the story of twelve characters, each of whom have private reasons for traveling to the Big Oakland Powwow. In thanks to our Indian Education book acquisition, Native students from North and South Campus will be reading There, There. This is a strategic effort to further expose our students to the modern reality of Native American's in the U.S. This is in part, due to the fact that contemporary stories of Native Americans are not discussed within mainstream education. This results in the belief that Natives are historic and are not pertinent to current times. This is a reality our students are living everyday - a reality Native Americans are living everyday. Which is why we wanted to open this Book Read up to the community - to further spread the message that Natives can be Urban and live in cities. That numerous generations of resilient Natives are here! 

Convinced that you have 2-left feet and that dancing is not meant for you? Or, someone you know? But still… it would be helpful to know a few steps. Just in case… This workshop is easy and only 1 session! Geared to beginners and guided by a dance champion, you’ll have basic patterns plus a couple ofturns by the end of the night! More than enough to provide a full night of dancing! Couples only please! 

Do you suffer from headaches or migraines that interfere with your work life and family life? Would you like to actually resolve your headaches instead of covering them up with pill? Come discover the 3 secrets to resolving headaches that your doctor hasn’t told you so you can get off the couch and start living your life pain free!

Calling all 5th grade students!Come and join us for a non-school day trip to Wild Mountain on Monday, January 28thThe price includes*: Transportation, lift ticket, rental (helmet included), and a lessonPICK UP SITES: You may choose Lincoln Elementary or Oneka Elementary for the bus: Bus Departs Lincoln 8:30am, Oneka 9:00am Bus Returns Oneka 4:00pm, Lincoln 4:30pm Students must ride their assigned bus to and from the hill. Switching between buses will not be allowed.  Parent/Guardian chaperones welcome! If you're interested in chaperoning, please sign up below. Chaperones must be: 21 years or older. Pass a background check Able to commit to the whole day Available from 8:00am pm until approximately 4:30pm Specific chaperone duties include checking students onto the bus, riding to and from the hill on the bus, staying until all students have been picked-up, and overseeing student behavior on the trip. Chaperones are required to check with the safety patrol while on duty. Information will be provided. Chaperones will be given a free lift ticket, and bus transportation *Please plan on bringing a bagged lunch, food can also be purchased on siteAll students and chaperones will be required to wear a helmet. No helmet, no lift ticket!

Families often know more about the next appliance they are going to buy than the college education they are going to purchase, leading many to make avoidable mistakes that cost them thousands and hinder their ability to find the best fit for their child. Come learn from a national expert the insider tips that will greatly enhance your understanding of the college process, reduce anxiety and position your child for success. Explore how to avoid mistakes many families make when trying to identify colleges that are truly the right fit, a behind-the-scenes view of how financial aid really works, actionable strategies to save thousands of dollars and tips for working with your teenager on a stressful and emotional process. An absolute must-see for parents and grandparents with college-bound students, the class is designed for those with students in grades 10-11. 

Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebear.ce.feepay.org. No drop-ins. For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040.

Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebear.ce.feepay.org. No drop-ins. For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040.

Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebearregistration.org. No drop-ins.For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040.  The Refresher Course is 4 hours and is for those who have completed a Full Course but need to renew the certificate.

Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebearregistration.org. No drop-ins.For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040.  The Refresher Course is 4 hours and is for those who have completed a Full Course but need to renew the certificate.

Get your friends together to play adult coed volleyball! Matches are played on Wednesday nights at Oneka Elementary. Teams play 6 v 6 with 3 men and 3 women. This is a self-officiated recreational league.