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Popular1 Year OldToddlersParent-child activities are planned for children ages 12-23 months. Discussion topics include child development, eating and sleeping routines, and parenting styles.2019-2020 ECFE Registration Guide
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1st & 2nd Grade Basketball ClinicBasketballThis clinic is for boys and girls in grades 1 & 2. Players will learn how to dribble, pass, pivot, rebound, and shoot. The clinic will start on Saturday, January 11th and will end on February 15th (6 total sessions) We offer 3 times at 9:00 am, 10:15 am, and 11:30 am. All sessions will be held at Willow Lane Elementary School. Basketballs and Rec T-shirts provided.1920 Fall
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2-Left Feet Social Dance WorkshopMusic & DanceConvinced 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 one night workshop is fun and easy! Geared to beginners and guided by a dance champion, you’ll have basic patterns plus a couple of turns by the end of the night! More than enough to provide a full night of dancing! Couples only please.1920 Fall
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2019 Career Pathways Expo Vendor RegistrationOtherFullRegistration is officially open for the 2019 Career Pathways Expo. Like last year, we will continue to honor all of our Career Pathways which include Construction/Skilled Trades, Healthcare, Information Technology, Manufacturing/Engineering, and Automotive. We are open to other industries - reach out to Jenny with questions.This year will look a little bit different but will still have a similar feel. We invite all relevant employers, organizations, post-secondary institutions, and student school groups to participate. Hands-on experiences and demonstrations are required to think about the “See, Touch, Do” theme of the 2019 Career Pathways Expo. The purpose of the Career Pathways Expo is to show high school students, faculty/staff, the community, and all K-12 families what WBL Career Pathways is all about, as well as, honor our dedicated industry partners in the local community. This event is for YOU to showcase what you do! Working Together to Shape the Future.Booth Registration Fee $25 hold your spot Your $25 supports snacks in the lounge, water, table, 2+ chairs, marketing, access to wifi, and signage $125 = Bear Pride Sponsorship Gets you logo on all sides Company/Organization recognition district wide Money will help support the Career Pathways Expo Cash Giveaway and sponsorship's for students who need help with anything related to Career Pathways, including but not limited to - transportation, certification costs, application fees, interview attire, etc. View Introduction Letter1920 Fall
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2019 Community Volunteer Fair Vendor Sign UpOtherOrganizations interested in hosting a booth and promoting volunteer opportunities.Schedule: 1:00 - 2:30 pm: Student Requirements at Career Pathways Expo 3:00 - 5:00pm Community Volunteer Fair1920 Fall
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3 year olds T/TH AM - BWhite Bear Lake Area Preschool2019-20 Preschool School Year Preschool Site
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3 year olds T/TH PMWhite Bear Lake Area Preschool2019-20 Preschool School Year Preschool Site
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3 year olds T/TH PM - AWhite Bear Lake Area Preschool2019-20 Preschool School Year Preschool Site
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3 year olds T/TH PM - BWhite Bear Lake Area Preschool2019-20 Preschool School Year Preschool Site
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4-5 year olds M/W/F PMWhite Bear Lake Area Preschool2019-20 Preschool School Year Preschool Site
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4-5 year olds T/W/TH PMWhite Bear Lake Area Preschool2019-20 Preschool School Year Preschool Site
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Popular5th Grade Learn to Ski day!Enrichment YouthCalling all 5th grade students! Come and join us for a non-school day trip to Wild Mountain on Monday, January 27th, 2020The price includes*: Transportation, lift ticket, rental (helmet included), and a lessonPICK UP SITES: You may choose Otter Elementary or Oneka Elementary for the bus: Bus Departs Otter 7:40am, Oneka 8:10am Bus Returns Oneka 3:00pm, Otter 3:30pm 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 7:30am pm until approximately 3:30pm 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. SKi with small group of students 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! All students will use rental equipment, please do not bring your own (unless you are an adult chaperone)1920 Winter/Spring
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6 - 12 MonthsInfantsThis class includes activities, songs, rhymes, movement, and parent discussion with a trained facilitator. You and your child will spend time together exploring toys and participating in classroom activities in a stimulating environment.2019-2020 ECFE Registration Guide
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AARP Full CourseFinanceMinnesota 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) 858-9040.1920 Winter/Spring
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AARP Full CourseFinanceMinnesota 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) 858-9040.1920 Fall
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WaitlistAARP RefresherFinanceMinnesota 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.1819 Winter/Spring
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AARP RefresherFinanceMinnesota 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.1920 Winter/Spring
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AARP RefresherFinanceMinnesota 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.1920 Fall
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ACT Preparatory CourseACT PrepAdvantage Educational Programs offers its ACT preparatory courses to juniors and seniors at White Bear Lake High School. Courses are designed for students who wish to improve their test-taking skills and improve their overall scores on the ACT (American College Test).Focal points of this twelve-hour class include diagnostic testing, vocabulary development, intensive mathematical review, reading comprehension improvement, science reasoning, concentration improvement, overcoming test anxiety and time management.Tuition is $140 with all class materials included. Students who participate in an Advantage course may repeat the course as often as they wish in any of our winter/spring, summer or fall classes – FREE OF CHARGE.1920 School Year
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Acupressure for Relief from Stress, Insomnia, Anxiety and more!HealthAcupressure is an ancient healing art and self-help tool. It can offer great relief with no side effects and help you feel your best. Along with the specific points to help relieve stress, insomnia, anxiety, irritability and even weight gain, you will learn the Nine Master Pressure Points which are the most helpful and most frequently prescribed to help and assist every system in your body.1920 Fall
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Starting SoonAdult Coed VolleyballVolleyballGet 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.1920 Fall
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Alcohol InksArtsLearn how to create bright and powerful artwork using alcohol ink! Alcohol inks have such a color intensity and personality unmatched by other mediums. Every artwork you create in this course will be unique. We’ll be experimenting with different brands of inks on Yupo paper as well as on tile to create amazing effects. We'll also explore in detail on how to manipulate the inks. The instructor will provide all the supplies, including inks, plastic gloves, table coverings, Yupo paper, tiles, and additional manipulating tools. Wear old cloths as a splash of ink may stain them.There is a $15 materials fee due to the instructor at class.1920 Fall
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Archery: ClubEnrichment YouthPopularStudents Grades 2-12. Learn how to sight, stand, aim, shoot, and have fun in the sport of archery! There will be NASP approved archery equipment available for all to use. The season is December 2 - April 20Practice: MondaysTime: 5:30pm - 7:30pmLocation: North Campus Cafeteriaemail: wblarchery@gmail.comInformational Meeting Night & Open House: Details coming soon!For safety reasons, all students must be registered prior to starting.1920 Fall
