Community Education Adult/Senior Programs A complete listing of adult classes and activities can be found in the Community Education catalog, mailed to all St. Louis Park homes three times a year: Mid August, late December and early March. If you would like to have a catalog mailed to you, call 952-928-6777. The St. Louis Park Senior Program publishes complete listings of classes and activities in its Newscaster, mailed to all members quarterly. Click here to download the current Senior Program Newscaster. For more information, or to become a member, call 952-928-6444. Adult Enrichment Community Education offers classes for adults from any community who want to learn new skills or explore new interest areas that would enrich their lives professionally or personally. Register online Contact: Linda Asche, 952-928-6419 asche.linda@slpschools.org Adult Options in Education These free, local classes include English as a Second Language, Adult Basic Education (for adults who want to acquire or improve their math, reading, grammar or writing skills), Family Learning (for parents who want to learn English while their children under age 7 participate in a fun learning environment) and GED preparation and testing. Contact: Adult Options in Education, 952-988-5343 Adult Options web site NORC Nurturing Our Retired Citizens Community Education is one of many community partners in the NORC project, whose mission is to enable older adults to stay in their homes and community for as long as they can with the support they need to remain healthy, safe, engaged citizens. NORC is a federal demonstration project funded by the Administration on Aging, dedicated to testing innovative strategies for empowering seniors as they age in their communities. Contact: Annette Mailinsky Sandler, 952-542-4866 asandler@jfcsmpls.org www.slpnorc.org Project SOAR This program, co-sponsored by the Community Education departments of the St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Minnetonka and Wayzata school districts, is committed to empowering adults with disabilities in their efforts to participate in Community Education programs and services. Phone: 952-401-5077 MN Relay System: 711 Speech to Speech: 1-877-627-3848 Senior Program The Senior Program, housed in Lenox Community Center, is a joint venture between the school district and the city offering a wide range of educational, social, recreational, and travel opportunities for anyone 55 years or older. Click here to download the latest Newscaster which includes a complete listing of Senior Program classes and events. Register online, using Mastercard or Visa, for select Senior Program classes and activities: www.slpcommunityed.com Contact: Senior Program office (open 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.) 952-928-6444 Rita Kach, Coordinator, 952-928-6418 Contact: Rita Kach, 952-928-6418 E-Mail: kach.rita@slpschools.org Volunteers in the Park Volunteers work in all schools and throughout the community. Volunteers are appropriately screened placed and trained. Click here to find out about current volunteer opportunities. Contact: Sarah Krzesowiak, 952-928-6025 krzesowiak.sarah@slpschools.org

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