Fall 2016 Catalog - Unity School District

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2016
Fall Courses
Bringing People & Resources Together ~ for Learning,
for Activities, for Problem Solving
Dates in the D
May 18
May 9 District
Unity School
Baccalaure
Busy Bugs Moms
7:00 PM
and Muffins
COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
8:30 AM
nity School District
May 13
ADP Graduation
6:30
May 20
Voluntee
Banque
5:00
Beginning Digital SLR Photography
Paint Night!
Card Making Essentials
Furoshiki - Giftwrapping with Fabric
FUN WITH FOOD...................5
Intro to Chinese Cooking
Intro to Mexican Cooking
Quick & Easy Ferments
Freezer Teaser
AROUND THE HOME............6
Creating a Chemical Free Home
with Essential Oils
Sort, Store & More
HISTORICAL.........................6
Strategy for Re-Election of Lincoln
PLANNING.............................7
5 Wishes: An Advance Directive for
When There is Serious Illness
Estate Planning Made Simple
Beyond the Beaches: The Islands of
Hawaii
OUTDOOR EDUCATION........8
DNR Hunter Safety Certification
DNR ATV Safety Certification
DNR Snowmobile Safety Certification
FITNESS............................9-12
Aqua Zumba
Zumba
Zumba Kids
Hip Hop Dance Jam
Morning Yoga
TRX
Private Swimming Lessons
Unity Pool Information
Red Cross Swimming Lessons
Community Resources..... ..13
WITC Registration Form.....14
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Bringing People & Resources
Together ~ for Learning, for Activities,
for Problem Solving
Fall Greetings from
Unity Community Education!
The air is getting crisper, the leaves will
soon be changing, and school buses are
heading back out onto their routes. Does
the excitement of starting a new school
year have you wanting to take classes and
try something new? How about taking a
coach bus trip outside of our community
to experience special events and places?
Then be sure to check out our exciting lineup of classes and trips. We look forward to
seeing you soon!
Director: Brandon Robinson
Email: brobinson@unity.k12.wi.us
715-825-3515
Coordinator: Deb Paulsen
Email: depaulsen@unity.k12.wi.us
715-825-2101 ext.1560
Unity Community Education
1908 150th St/Hwy 46 N
Balsam Lake, WI 54810
Visit us at: www.unity.k12.wi.us
Find us on Facebook
Would you like to receive emails about
upcoming classes & events? Contact us to
sign up at: depaulsen@unity.k12.wi.us.
Do you have a special skill, hobby, or
interest? Do you have a passion for
sharing your knowledge with others? If so,
give us a call and let’s talk! We are always
looking for enthusiastic instructors to be
part of our program.
Unity Community Education | Fall 2016
Warrens Cranberry Festival
Let’s go to the world’s largest cranberry
festival! The Warrens Cranberry Festival boasts 850 arts & craft booths, 350
flea market & antique
booths, and 100 farm
market vendors. The
festival features more
than 3 miles of shopping and more than
1300 booths. Browse
the unique Arts & Crafts show for original
treasures like handmade jewelry, wooden
sculptures, metal garden art and knitted items. The Flea Market and Antique
section is one-of-a-kind, featuring primitives, fishing and hunting supplies, purses, collectibles, toys, clothing and sports
memorabilia. The best of fresh produce is
available in the Farm Market. Visitors can
find fresh cranberries, cheeses, meats,
dried flowers, honey, soaps, lotions and
a variety of other specialty items. For
more information, visit www.cranfest.com.
Pre-register by Sept. 9.
What: Coach bus transportation to and
from Warrens, WI. Relax & enjoy the scenic ride! Bus has a restroom and ample
storage for your treasures.
When: Friday, Sept. 23, 2016
Where: Bus departs from Unity School,
with a pick-up in Amery.
Time: 6:00 am departure from Unity.
6:20 am pick-up in Amery at Soo Line
Park. Arrival in Warrens around 9:00 am.
Departure from Warrens at 3:00 pm, with
arrival home approximately 3 hours later.
Cost: $29, payable to Unity Com Ed
Embrace Minnesota!
You CAN be a Wisconsinite, a Packer
and a Badger fan, and still appreciate our
neighbor to the west! Spend a day exploring THREE amazing opportunities in
the Twin Cities area. FIRST STOP -- Mill
City Museum is an attraction for all ages.
The museum chronicles
the flour milling industry
that dominated world flour
production for a half-century and fueled the growth of
Minneapolis. Our visit will
include the following: orientation, Flour Tower multimedia show & 9th
floor observation deck, self-guided time
in the exhibits, “Minneapolis in 19 Minutes Flat” movie, and an hour-long Washburn A Mill guided tour. SECOND STOP
-- A meal at The Old Spaghetti Factory is
Trips
perience where you will feel like you are
stepping into another world. Nearly every
item on menu is made onsite, from scratch, using
fresh ingredients. Meal
includes: a choice of 3 entrees, a salad, hot freshbaked bread, spumoni ice
cream, and tea, coffee, or milk. Entree
choices are Baked Lasagna, Fettuccine
Alfredo, or Chicken Marsala.THIRD STOP
-- A 90-minute guided adventure through
the new U.S. Bank Stadium. Receive
behind-the-scenes access to the new
home of the Minnesota Vikings. Discover
the inner workings of
the stadium including
VIP-accessible only
clubs and suites, the press box, the art
collection, team locker room, & the stadium floor. Pre-register by Sept. 30.
Date: Sat., Oct. 15.
Times: 7:50 am departure from Unity
School; 8:15 am pick up at Amery Soo
Line Park. Return to Amery 7:00 pm, return to Unity at 7:25 pm. We will be using
coach bus transportation.
Cost: $75/adult or $65/children ages 5-17,
payable to Unity Com Ed.
Note: The tours require a considerable
amount of walking. Seating is limited.
Bentleyville USA
Bentleyville USA is America’s largest free
walk-through lighting display, located in
Duluth, MN. Make your
holidays a little brighter
by joining us on coach
transportation to Duluth
and witness this festive
exhibit. We will spend 2
hours at Bentleyville, so
you will have enough time to stroll through
the display and visit Santa. Limited number of seats available! Pre-register by
Nov. 18.
When: Sun., Dec. 4
Time: Coach bus departs Unity School
at 2:30 pm. We will arrive in Duluth at
approximately 5:00 pm.We will leave
Duluth at 7:00 pm and arrive back at Unity
around 9:30 pm.
Cost: $24 per seat
For more information about Bentleyville,
visit www.bentleyvilleusa.org.
Visit us online | unity.k12.wi.us/community/commed.cfm
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Creative Arts
Beginning Digital SLR
Photography
This class is designed for people using a
digital SLR camera for the first time. Camera menu options and features common
to most brands are
covered. There will
be time during class
to practice what
you have learned.
Please bring your
camera and manual
(if you have it). Class
topics include:
• Basic Equipment - What Do You Really Need?
• Deleting and Formatting - Keeping
Your Images Safe
• Photography Terminology - Aperture,
Shutter Speed and ISO
• Introduction to Exposure and Scene
Modes
• Using Flash - When to Use it (on or off
camera)
• Composition - Taking Your Best Picture!
Pre-register by Sept. 23 - space is
limited.
Date & Time: Sat., Oct. 1; 9am - 12pm
Location: High School Library
Instructor: Jodie Anderson, owner of
JLA Impressions photography & Unity
teacher.
Cost: $29
Paint Night!
Enjoy a relaxing and fun night of tapping
into your inner Picasso! Your instructor
will guide the class as everyone creates
the painting pictured
here, while allowing
you to create your own
unique version of it. She
provides everything you
need: paint, brushes,
canvas & easel. This
class is simple and
completely stress-free!
No painting experience
is required. This class is recommended
for ages 10-110, but minors must be
accompanied by an adult. Sign up with
your friends and enjoy a fun night out!
Pre-register by Nov. 4.
Date: Friday, Nov. 11
Time: 6:30-8:00 pm
Location: Elementary Art Room
Instructor: Kerissa Morrin, owner of
Kerissa’s Paint Parties
Cost: $29
Card Making Essentials
Spend a relaxing evening learning the
basics of card making. We will also be
demonstrating advanced techniques for
those who are ready.
During class you
will make your own
greeting cards to take
home with you. All supplies will be furnished. You will leave class with at least 6
cards. Pre-register by Monday, Oct. 17.
Date: Monday, Oct. 24
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Instructors: Cheryl Volgren, Cindy Kreft,
& Joan Ogren
Cost: $12, payable to Community Ed
Supply Fee: $15, payable to instructor at
class
Furoshiki - The Art of Giftwrapping with Fabric
Do you enjoy giving and receiving gifts that look too beautiful to open? Beyond just using fabric in place of wasteful wrapping paper, you will learn some
elegant ways to present your thoughtful gifts. We will also explore some
other creative, inexpensive and sustainable ways to wrap gifts. You will go
home with a beautiful Furoshiki scarf and lots of fun ideas
to try at home. Pre-register by Nov. 3.
Date & Time: Thurs, Nov. 10; 6:00-7:00 pm
Location: Elementary Conference Room
Instructor: Tanna Worrell
Cost: $20
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Intro to Chinese Cooking
Learn to cook authentic
Chinese foods while
learning cooking
fundamentals. Learn
about different styles
of regional cooking—
Cantonese, Szechuan,
Hunan, Shanghai, and
Peking. Learn different
cooking methods to
create the best tasting cuisine in your
home. Cook and sample pot stickers, egg
rolls, lemon chicken, Kung Pao chicken,
fried rice and more! Have fun and make
delicious food with what you’ve got in your
own home! This is a 4-week class; preregister by Sept.14.
Dates: Wednesdays,
Sept. 21 & 28, Oct. 5
& 12
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Location: High
School Room 128
Cost: $49 payable
to Community Ed
Supply Fee: $20 payable to instructor on
the first night of class.
Instructor: Chef Peter Kwong. Chef
Kwong has spent 30 years working in
the hospitality industry. He has been
an instructor and served as an adjunct
professor of Restaurant Management at
International Culinary School. He also
started La Brasa Rotisserie Restaurant
in Milwaukee where he incorporated a
Latino flair. Kwong shares his passions
as restaurant consultant, musician, and
weekly columnist in the Inter-County
Leader with “Wok and Roll.”
Intro to Mexican Cooking
Have a Fiesta in your own kitchen! In this
class, we will learn how to make delicious
Pico de Gallo (Tomato Salsa) with your
fresh garden products, Guacamole,
Quesadillas, Spanish
Rice, Beef Fajitas
and much, much
more. Bring a friend
and enjoy a night out
learning new skills
and enjoying the fruits
of your labor. This is a
4-week class; preregister by Oct. 12.
Dates: Wed., Oct. 19 & 26, Nov. 2 & 9
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Location: High School Room 128
Instructor: Chef Peter Kwong
Cost: $49 payable to Community Ed
Supply Fee: $20 payable to instructor on
the first night of class.
Fun with Food
Learn how ridiculously easy foods like
Sauerkraut and other fermented veggies
are to make. There will be yummy samples to taste, too! Pre-register by Oct.
20.
Date: Thurs, Oct. 27
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Location: High School
Room 128
Instructor: Tanna Worrell, Certified Food &
Spirit Practitioner. Tanna
has a lifelong passion for cooking, food &
health, and enjoys sharing that passion
with others. For more info, visit www.
foodandspirit.com.
Cost: $14
Freezer Teaser
Are you tired of eating the same meals
week after week? Do you struggle to plan
supper? Do you run out of time to make
home cooked meals? Enjoy a night of
assembling 5 delicious freezer meals to
take the stress out of what’s for dinner.
You will learn how meal planning can
save money and time, how to prepare
freezer meals, and gain recipes for
freezer meals. Come to this class with
your own freezer bags (gallon size), a
few groceries (a list will be provided) and
go home with 5 meals. The instructor
will provide the seasonings, instructions,
and recipes. You will leave with 5 meals
ready to go in the crockpot, oven, or on
the grill. Meals include fajita pulled pork,
Italian herb crusted pork chops, Asian
flank steak, zesty citrus chicken, and
green chile chicken burritos. You can
choose to use a different selection of meat
for any of the meals. Ingredients will need
to be purchased prior to class. A shopping
list will be provided. Pre-register
by Sept. 23.
Date: Tues., Oct. 18
Time: 4:15-5:45 pm
Location: High School Room 128
Instructor: Sara Mattson, Unity teacher &
Wildtree product consultant
Cost: $35
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Around the Home
Creating a Chemical Free Home
with Essential Oils
Discover natural substitutions & simple
DIY solutions for the hidden toxins in your
home. Start the school year off right, and
eliminate the harmful chemicals that are
unsafe for you, your kiddos and even your
pets. We will
be sharing lots
of DIY recipes
and natural
substitutions
so you can feel
better about the
baby licking the
floor. You will
go home with
the knowledge, tools, and tried & true oilinfused recipes/product ideas to keep your
family healthy, safe and FREE of synthetic/
toxic chemicals that destroy health! After
our class, you will no longer need poison
control on your speed deal! Pre-register
by Sept. 15.
Date: Thurs., Sept. 22
Time: 6:00-8:00 pm
Instructor: Tiffanie ‘Rice’ Finstrom. Tiffanie
and her family of 5 (kids 8, 6 & 4) from
Minot, ND have been FREE of synthetic
chemicals and RX/OTC meds for almost 5
years.
Cost: $12 Instructors: Unity Music
Sort, Store & More
Too much stuff and not enough space?
Learn practical tips--including the
Magic Questions--that can clear the
clutter in every room of your house.
Discover systems and products that
can help you to organize and/
or downsize your kitchen, closets,
laundry room, office, etc. Organizing
supplies will be available for purchase at
class. Pre-register by Sept. 23.
Date: Thurs., Sept. 29
Time: 6:30-8:30 pm
Location: Elem Conference Room
Instructor: Susi McCune, a Professional
Organizer offering SOS for Mess
Distress™ for over 25 years. She
specializes in teaching others how
to manage their space, their paper/
computer/email documents, and their
lives through workshops and individual
consulting. She has been training other
Professional Organizers since 1999.
Cost: $19
BEFORE
AFTER
Historical
Strategy for Re-Election of Lincoln
In such a controversial election year, did you realize that things were equally
controversial during Lincoln’s re-election campaign? Many have never heard that he
was opposed for re-election by those in his own party. There was Chase, who put his
face on the first Greenback money ($1 bill), but Lincoln got the $10 bill. Then Fremont
claimed the nomination early. Lincoln now became the nominee of the National Union
ticket. He would be opposed by a general campaigning
on the Peace platform. Come and hear the twists,
politicking, and all the insights of a knock-down, drag out
fight, with the election hinging on Union victories in battle.
All of this was six months before Lee surrendered. There
were a lot of “what ifs” in the life of this great leader. You
will have the opportunity to check out your Wisconsin war
ancestors, too! Pre-register by Oct. 25.
Date & Time: Tues., Nov. 1; 6:30-8:00 pm
Instructor: Dr. Larry Smetak
Cost: $5/person; $9/couple; High School Students FREE
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5 Wishes:
An Advance Directive for When
There is Serious Illness
When faced with serious illness,
important
conversations
can be difficult
to start and
structure. Five
Wishes is the
first living will
to address
personal, emotional and spiritual
needs, along with medical wishes. Five
Wishes lets your family and doctors
know: Who you want to make health care
decisions for you when you can’t make
them; the kind of medical treatment you
want or don’t want; how comfortable you
want to be; how you want people to treat
you; what you want your loved ones to
know. Find out about how you and your
family can plan and receive the care you
want and deserve. This is a two-night
class. Pre-register by Sept. 23.
Dates: Tuesdays, Sept. 27 & Oct. 4
Time: 6:30-8:00 pm
Location: Elementary Conference Room
Instructor: Mary Hannahan, A Home
Funeral Guide in Wisconsin
Cost: $9/person; $15/couple
Planning
Beyond the Beaches:
The Islands of Hawaii
Are you planning or already going to
Hawaii – or just interested in the thought
of it? Maybe it’s on your bucket list! If
so, this class will help guide you to an
unforgettable Hawaiian vacation. During
the class we will talk about ideal areas
to stay, great beaches, scenic walks and
drives as well as cultural stops during
our four island tour (Oahu, Maui, Big
Island and Kauai). The islands of Hawaii
have much more to offer than just great
beaches, water activities and luaus.
Michael will help you make the most of
your visit based on the budget you have.
Wear your Aloha shirt and come join in
on some Hawaiian fun! Pre-register by
Nov. 8.
Date: Tues., Nov. 15
Time: 7:00-9:00 pm
Instructor: Michael Kenney, Director
of Defined Destinations. Michael has
14 years of experience in the tourism
industry, including living in and guiding
tours in Hawaii.
Cost: $17/person; $30/couple/family
Estate Planning Made Simple
Join us to learn everything you’ve
always wanted to know about Payable
on Death Accounts, Healthcare and
Financial Power of Attorneys, Wills,
Transfer on Death Deeds, Life Estate
and Probate. There will be time for
questions following the presentation.
Pre-register by Oct. 6.
Date: Thurs, Oct. 13
Time: 6:30-7:30 pm
Location: Elementary Conference
Room
Instructor: Todd H. Anderson, Attorney
at Law
Cost: $5/person; $9/couple
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Outdoor Education
DNR Hunter Safety Certification
The hunter education course instills in
students the knowledge and skill to be
a responsible and
safe hunter. Hunter
responsibility and
safety are stressed
throughout the
classes, which consist
of lectures, demonstrations, group
discussions, practical exercises and
individual study and activity assignments.
Anyone born on or after Jan. 1, 1973,
must have completed a hunter education
course and show the certificate to
purchase a hunting license in Wisconsin.
Youth ages 10-11 do not need to complete
this course to take part in the Youth Hunt.
You must have a WI DNR Customer ID#,
which can be obtained by calling 1-888936-7463 between 7am-10pm. You must
pre-register through Community Ed.
Dates & Times: Mondays, Tuesdays &
Thursdays, Sept. 19-29, 6:00-8:30 pm.
Range day Sat., Sept. 24, 9:00-11:00 am
Location: Elementary Cafeteria
Cost: $10, payable to Communty Ed
DNR ATV Safety Certification
The purpose of this class is to promote
responsible, safe, and ethical ATV use.
By participating in the program, students
will obtain a better
understanding of
their obligations to
the resources, the
landowner, other
ATV users and to
themselves. All
ATVers who ride on public riding areas
who are at least age 12 and who were
born on or after January 1, 1988 must
have completed a safety certification
course. Participants must be at least
11 years old. You must have a WI DNR
Customer ID#, which can be obtained by
calling 1-888-936-7463 between 7am10pm. You must pre-register through
Community Ed. Class is limited to the
first 30 registrants.
Dates: Oct. 17, 18 & 20
Time: 5:30-8:30 pm
Instructor: Deputy Jeff Hahn, Recreation
Officer
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DNR Snowmobile Safety
Certification
Snowmobile riding can be a fun pastime,
but a snowmobile is only as safe as
the person operating it. In addition to
covering snowmobile safety, this course
will help you develop the proper respect
for other riders and the environment. Any
person who is born on or after Jan. 1,
1985 and who has reached the age of
12, must have completed
and received a snowmobile
safety certificate in order
to operate a snowmobile
in Wisconsin. Class
participants must be at least
11 years old. You must have
a WI DNR Customer ID#,
which can be obtained by calling 1-888936-7463 between 7am-10pm. Students
should dress appropriately to be outside
for demonstration purposes. We will not
be riding a snowmobile for this class. You
must pre-register through Community
Ed. Class is limited to the first 30
registrants.
Dates: Nov. 7, 8, & 10
Time: 5:30-8:30 pm
Instructor: Deputy Jeff Hahn, Recreation
Officer
Unity Nature Trail
Unity School District has a 100 acre campus, punctuated by a school forest with a
nature trail and Balsam Lake access. We
are very fortunate to have this ecological
resource available for use by students,
staff, and community members. During
non-school periods, community members
are welcome to hike or snowshoe the
trails. There
is a parking
lot behind the
bus garage
near the
trailhead. The
trail is marked
in one section
for snowmobile access
from Hwy 46
down to the lake, so please use caution if
you hike during the winter months.
Aqua Zumba
The natural resistance of water adds a
new element to Zumba. Feel your muscles
working as you lunge, stretch and twist
in the pool. Get a
great core workout
as you try to
stay upright and
balanced while
doing the moves.
This is very low
impact, so it is suitable for people with
joint and bone problems. This class is
ongoing, with registration every six weeks.
Beginners can try the first class for free.
Dates: Tuesdays for six weeks, beginning
Sept. 13 and Oct. 25 (no class Nov. 22).
Time: 5:00-5:45 pm
Location: Unity Pool
Instructor: Michelle Flaherty, Licensed
Zumba Instructor
Cost: 6 Classes: $30 or $17.25 for seniors
(age 62 and better by Aug. 29, 2016).
Payable to WITC.
Fitness
Zumba Kids®
Designed exclusively for kids ages
4-12, Zumba Kids® classes are rockin,’
high-energy fitness parties packed with
specially choreographed,
kid-friendly routines and
all the music kids love.
Zumba Kids® helps kids
increase their focus and
self-confidence, boosts
metabolism and enhances coordination.
Pre-register by Sept. 12.
Dates: Mondays, Sept. 19 - Oct. 24 (6
weeks)
Time: 5:00-5:45 pm
Location: High School Cafeteria
Zumba Instructor
Cost: $30 per family (that price includes
a parent who wants to stay for regular
Zumba at 6:00 pm).
Zumba
Zumba® is a fun and exciting dance
workout set to Latin music. The routines
and dance steps (salsa, samba, cha cha,
merengue and more) are basic and easy
to learn. Beginners can always try the first
class for free! Special note--we are no
longer accepting punchcards or having
a “drop in” style class. If you have
punches left, we are offering a onetime redemption for the Sept. 12 class.
Contact the Community Ed Office for
more details & to pre-register. All registration fees must be paid to Community Ed prior to the first class.
Dates: Mondays for six weeks, beginning
Sept. 12 and Oct. 24 (no class Oct. 31 or
Nov. 21).
Time: 6:00-7:00 pm
Location: Unity Auditorium
Zumba Instructor
Cost: $30
Hip Hop Dance Jam
Kids in grades 1-4 can get their Hip Hop
Dance Jam on learning original choreographed hip hop style dances, as well
as learning some line dances. Each
week we will work on routines, while
movin’, groovin’ and having fun! Participants will perform their newly learned
dances in the auditorium to family &
friends on the final night of class. Included with the class fee, every participant will receive a t-shirt to wear at the
final night performance. Please include
your child’s shirt size when registering. Pre-register by Sept. 30. Space
is limited to the first 30 registrants.
Dates: Thursdays, Oct. 13 - Nov. 17 (6
weeks)
Time: 3:35-5:00 pm
Location: Oct. 13-Elem Cafeteria; all
other dates in the Auditorium.
Instructor: Brandi Hacken & Sheena
Costello
Cost: $35
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Fitness
Unity Fitness Center
Unity’s Fitness Center is open to all
residents, free of charge. Students must
be in at least 6th grade and BFS certified
in order to use the equipment.
Due to the construction process, the
Fitness Center will temporarily be
closed to the public. Sporadic hours
of operation may be available in the
future, please check the website for
details at www.unity.k12.wi.us.
If you have any questions or concerns,
please contact Shawn Perkins, Fitness
Center Supervisor, at 715-825-2101 ext.
2100, or email sperkins@unity.k12.wi.us.
Morning Yoga
Start your day with yoga, guided by
Kim Butler. Kim has taken yoga classes
for over 20 years
from a variety of
teachers around
the world. She
will lead a class
featuring Hatha and
Vinyasa Flow Yoga,
with adaptations
for students with
more limited
mobility. Suitable
for beginners and
up. Bring a mat or
beach towel and
wear comfortable clothes. Drop-ins are
always welcome!
Dates: Tuesdays & Thursdays, beginning
Sept. 13. There is no class when there is
no school.
Time: 6:15-7:15 am
Location: Auditorium
Cost: $5 per class, or $54 for 12 classes,
payable to the instructor.
TRX
Indoor Walking
Monday through Friday, when school
is in session, the interior hallways are
available for indoor walking from 6:307:45 am and 5:00-8:00 pm. Maps that
indicate a measured walking route are
available on the bulletin board next
to the Community Education office
(located near the fitness center).
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Hang tough…come and try some TRX fun!
What is TRX? TRX is the world-leading
suspension training system loved by professional sports teams, Olympic athletes,
Hollywood stars, US Special Forces, and
many more. Get ready to tighten and tone
your body like never before! This class
is suitable for all levels of fitness, male
and female. All you need to bring is water
and a towel. Space is limited to the first
10 registrants. You must pre-register
through Community Ed for this class.
Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays, Sept.
12 - Nov. 7 (no class Oct. 31).
Time: 5:45-6:30 pm
Location: Upper Gym
Instructor: Amy Williamson, Certified
Group Exercise Instructor
Cost: $72 for 16 classes, or choose
either Monday or Wednesday nights (8
classes) for $40.
Private Swimming Lessons
Are you interested in having one-on-one
or small group Red Cross swimming
instruction? Do you have difficulty making the twice-yearly sessions that we
offer work with your schedule? Consider
signing up for private swimming lessons.
They are available at Unity Pool by Red
Cross certified swimming instructors who
will work with you to provide times that
are convenient for you. You must register
through the Community Ed office. Registration forms are available on our website.
Private Lesson Fees (1-on-1 lessons):
1 Session for 30 minutes: $20
6 Sessions for 30 minutes each: $99
Semi-Private Lesson Fees (2 or more
students at similar levels-must
register together):
1 Session for 30 minutes: $15/
student
6 Sessions for 30 minutes each:
$69/student
Fitness
Unity Pool
Come Swim with Us!
Monday
5:30 am to 7:00 am ~ Lap Swim
5:45 pm to 8:30 pm ~ Open Swim
Tuesday
5:00 pm to 5:45 pm ~ Aqua Zumba
Wednesday
5:45 pm to 7:15 pm ~ Adults Only
Thursday
Friday
Saturday and Sunday
If there are no swimmers 45 minutes
prior to closing, the pool will close
early. When school activities are
cancelled due to inclement weather,
the pool will close also.
Daily and Membership Rates
Daily:
Resident Student
Non-Resident Student
Resident Adult
Non-Resident Adult
$1.00
$1.50
$1.25
$1.75
Memberships:
Resident Family Quarterly
$25
Resident Family Yearly
$75
Non-Resident Family Quarterly $35
Non-Resident Family Yearly
$100
Resident Single Qrtry
$15
Resident Single Yearly
$40
Non-Resident Single Quarterly $20
Non-Resident Single Yearly
$50
Parties and Rentals
Rent the Community Room for your
special occasion. Call the Pool Office
at 715-825-2101 ext. 5605 to reserve
your date.
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Fitness
American Red Cross
Learn-to-Swim Lessons
Winter 2017 Session
Whether you only swim in the summer, or
you hit the pool all year long, knowing how
to handle yourself in the water – and help
those in need – will make it a safer, more
enjoyable experience for everyone.
The Learn-to-Swim program gives adults
and children of all abilities, ages 6 months
and older, the opportunity to learn to swim
in a safe environment. Here they will
develop both their swimming and water
safety skills. Classes are designed to give
students a positive learning experience
while teaching aquatic and safety skills in a
logical progression.
Class times are subject to adjustment,
depending upon final enrollment.
Classes fill quickly, so please register
early. Registration and payment must be
received by Friday, Jan. 6. If classes are
filled prior to Jan. 6, they will be closed to
registration. Please allow one week for
delivery of all mail correspondence. Sorry,
no late registrations will be accepted.
Classes are taught by Red Cross Certified
Instructors Laurie Paulsen and Jeanne
Wallis.
Free Swim App
Get even more from your Red Cross swim
classes with the free Swim App. Designed
to complement the Learn-to-Swim program,
the app allows you to stay motivated and
progress to the next level. Additionally,
it delivers water safety information that
can help keep your family safe in, on, and
around the water.
For more information
about the free app,
visit www.redcross.
org.
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Class Information
Infant Class: Ages 6 months up to 3
years old. All classes take place in the
kiddie pool, with a parent accompanying
the child. In this class, we work on getting
the child comfortable in the water, blowing
bubbles, wearing lifejackets, safety,
holding positions, and participate in songs
& activities appropriate for the age level.
Dates: Saturdays, Jan. 14 - Feb. 4 (4
weeks)
Time: 11:15-11:45 am
Cost: $30
Pre-Level 1: 3-and-4-year olds. Child
must be at least 3 years old prior to first
class. Classes take place in the kiddie
pool, without a parent present (parents
are welcome to watch class from the
observation room). In this class, we
continue building on the skills from the
infant class.
weeks)
Times:
Section 1: 9:00-9:30 am
Section 2: 9:45-10:15 am
Section 3: 10:30-11:00 am
Cost: $30
Level 1: Ages 5 and up. Child must be at
least 5 years old prior to the first class.In
this class, basic swim skills & safety skills
will be performed with assistance in the
big pool. Students do not use lifejackets.
weeks)
Time: 9:00-9:45 am
Cost: $35
Levels 2 & 2a: In this class, basic swim
skills & safety skills will be performed
without assistance. Child must pass both 2
& then 2a before moving on to Level 3.
weeks)
Time: 10:00-10:45 am
Cost: $35
Levels 3-6: Students will progress
through each level, mastering swim skill
refinement, advanced swim strokes and
endurance.
weeks)
Time: 11:00-11:45 am
Cost: $35
AARP
AARP Driver Safety Course refreshes
your driving skills and teaches you the
new rules of the road, all in a classroom
setting. The next class at Unity is Tues.,
Oct. 11 in the library from 3:45-8:00
pm. Cost is $15 for members, $20 for
non-members. You must pre-register to
attend by calling Mary at 715-825-2239.
ADRC (www.adrcnwwi.org)
Powerful Tools for Caregivers of Children with Special Needs - This class
focuses on parents and family caregivers
of children, both minor and adult, with special needs. Participants learn to: reduce
stress, improve self-confidence, better
communicate feelings, increase their
ability to make tough decisions, & locate
helpful local resources.
Date: Mondays, Sept. 19 - Oct 24
Time: 1:00-3:00 pm
Location: Polk County Government Ctr
Fee: $10 to help cover the cost of the
book that each participant receives to
supplement the class.
Instructors: Gail Peavey & Sue Pleskac
To register contact Carrie Myers at the
ADRC of NW Wisconsin at 877-485-2372.
Family Resource Center(www.frcscv.org)
The Family Resource Center offers several programs, free of charge, to families
with children from birth to age 6 in Pierce,
Polk, and St. Croix counties.You must
pre-register for the following classes by
calling 715-684-4440:
Baby & Me is a play and discussion hour
for parents and their infants (birth to one
year). Registration is ongoing.
Play & Learn provides an opportunity for
children to interact with their parents and
other children their age (toddlers and preschoolers). Parents engage in discussion
with a Parent Educator and other parents.
Registration for the spring session is Mon.,
Aug. 29. Classes begin the week of Sept
12.
Community Resources
Lamar Community Center
(www.lamarcommunity.org)
A historic Polk County, WI schoolhouse
where education continues. Lamar provides forward thinking educational arts
and cultural programming for youth and
adults of all abilities. Check their website for a schedule of upcoming classes,
lectures, workshops, special music, and
community gatherings.
Polk County 4-H
Youth in Kindergarten through one year
past high school can participate in 4-H.
To find a 4-H Club in Polk County, contact
the UW-Extension office for assistance at
(715)485-8600 or email: charles.prissel@
ces.uwex.edu.
Polk County Job Center - Balsam Lake
Basic Education for Adults helps brush
up on the basics of reading, English,
grammar, science, social studies, and
math. It is also for those preparing to
earn their GED/HSED. You can enroll
any time. Classes are free, but you must
pre-register by calling 715-485-3115.
Public Libraries
Our local libraries have classes, book
groups, story hours, guest speakers, special events, tech time, and much more!
Balsam Lake Public Library
(www.balsamlakepubliclibrary.org)
Centuria Public Library
(www.centurialibrary.org)
Milltown Public Library
(milltownpubliclibrary.org)
St. Croix Regional Medical Center
(www.scrmc.org)
Classes are offered for expectant parents, breastfeeding mothers, grandparents, and big brothers/big sisters. Call
715-483-0431 to pre-register or email
communityed@scrmc.org.
Supporting Unity School Has Never Been Easier...
Clip to Raise Funds for Unity School. Each time you clip out and turn in Box Tops for
Education and Labels for Education, you help raise funds for various school programs.
Send them to school with your child or drop them off at the elementary school office.
Find out more at: www.boxtops4education.com & www.labelsforeducation.com.
Become a Volunteer. Volunteer in the classroom, from home, with sports, or special
events. You can make a difference in our students’ lives! Contact Deb Paulsen,
Volunteer Coordinator at 715-825-2101 x1560, or email depaulsen@unity.k12.wi.us.
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WITC
Registration
WITC Registration
Form Form
WITC Registration Form
WITC Registration Form
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Unity Community Education | Spring 2016
Registration is Easy!
Online with VISA or Mastercard
www.unity.k12.wi.us/community/
commed.cfm
Mail form with payment
Unity Registration Form
In Person drop off at any school
office or Community Ed office
Phone 715-825-2101 ext.1560
UnityCommunityEducation
CLASSREGISTRATIONFORM
DonotusethisformforWITCclasses.Visittheirwebsiteatwww.witc.eduto
accesstheirregistrationformorphone18002439482ext.4221.AquaZumba
participantscanregistereitheronlinethroughWITCoratUnitySchoolonthe
firstnightofeachnewsession.Ifyouregisteronline,pleasebringyourreceipt
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Balsam Lake, WI 54810
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INSIDE:
Red Cross Swimming Lessons
Register Early!
Call 715-825-2101, ext. 1560 depaulsen@unity.k12.wi.us
Visit our Website
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