Community Education - current class catalogs Adult classes and activities - Winter 2017-18 | Page 2

discover
your potential
Adult Learning classes
763-506-5766 Wellness is more than exercising and eating healthy. It encompasses much more –
to improve and maintain our bodies and minds.
Adult recreation and athletics
763-506-1267 Community Wellness
Adults with Special Needs/Project Power
763-506-1279
Adventures Plus - school-age care
763-506-1400
Aquatics - pools and swimming classes
763-506-5980
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE)
763-506-1275
Facility rentals
763-506-1267
Anoka-Hennepin Community Education will host its 10th annual Community
Wellness Day on Saturday, January 20, at Roosevelt Middle School in Blaine,
and our team has worked to bring opportunities to explore alternative ideas that
influence wellness in our daily lives:
•  Arts: Activities including music, reading, writing, painting, sculpture and
various other creative outlets have been shown to reduce stress. Learn how
dabbling in arts activities can improve your health.
•  Health and “survival”: Keynote speaker, Sunday Burquest – former contestant
on the hit television competition, “Survivor,” - will share her inspirational
message about learning how to overcome obstacles in health and well-being
after her experience battling breast cancer.
Home school/non-public school
763-506-1273 • Movement: Although exercise and fitness is an important factor in physical
well-being – it doesn’t have to feel like work. At Community Wellness Day, we
will try snow shoeing, square dancing, yoga, OULA, swimming, aqua jogging
and aqua aerobics.
Metro North Adult Basic Education (ABE)
763-783-4870 •  Good food: M
aking healthy choices fuels your body, but it isn’t always easy.
Nutrition and cooking sampler classes will give you a taste of wellness.
Parent Involvement/Volunteer Services
763-506-1278 •  A clear mind: L earn about the benefits of mindfulness, and achieving financial
piece of mind by protecting your identity.
School Readiness Preschool
763-506-1500
Youth development and service
763-506-1263
Youth programs - Community Schools
763-506-1286
Our Mission | The Anoka-Hennepin School
District Community Education Department
is dedicated to lifelong learning, involving
people and enriching communities.
Happiness also impacts your personal wellness. If you aren’t able to attend any of
the free activities, workshops or sampler classes that we are offering at Community
Wellness Day on Jan. 20, we hope you will explore an interest or hobby that brings
you happiness through a community education activity or class that we offer year-
round for all ages.
Fit for the Future
The community education department has been engaged in the school district’s
plan to maintain the health of our schools and facilities by making them Fit for the
Future for all learners and our greater community.
Voters in the Anoka-Hennepin School District approved both referendum questions
on the ballot Nov. 7, which will allow the School Board to address facility and class
size challenges found across the district. Thank you, to our community, for getting
out to vote. You can learn more about the results and what it will mean for Anoka-
Hennepin Schools at www.ahschools.us/FitfortheFuture.
Michelle Trestad, Director
Anoka-Hennepin Community Education
View the schedule of FREE activities, workshops and classes at ahschools.us/communitywellnessday.
Registration is recommended, as walk-in participants will be accommodated as space allows.
2 WINTER 2018 | 763-506-5766 | www.discovercommunityed.com