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Fall Highlights

Adventure ClubAdventure Club is Community Ed’s before and after school care program offered in all Rockwood elementary schools and nine Parkway elementary schools. See page 4.

Basketball League Our most popular sports program is expanding to include practice and game locations in both Parkway and Rockwood schools. The basketball league is a great way for youth in grades 3–8 to build their skills and have fun. See page 5.

Online RegistrationOnline registration is the most convenient way to register for most Community Ed programs. Visit www.prcommunityed.org to register today!

Adult Community ChoirCommunity Ed invites all adults interested in expanding and sharing their singing talents to join our Adult Community Choir. See page 25.

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Welcome

Parkway Golden Key Card & Rockwood Gold Card

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Additional Information

Adult Program Registration Form 37

Parkway Early Childhood 42

Rockwood Early Childhood 43

District Maps 44–45

Facility Usage 46

Registration Information 47

school-Age Care 4

sports 5–11 Youth Programs 5–10 Family Programs 11 Adult Programs 11

enrichment 12–22 Youth Programs 12–13 Family Programs 13–14 Adult Programs 15–22

Visual & Performing Arts 23–26 Youth Programs 23 Adult Programs 24–26

Babler Outdoor education Center 27–29 Youth Programs 27–29 Family Programs 27

Aquatics 30–36 Youth Programs 30–35 Adult Programs 36

Adult education & Literacy 38–41

Welcome to the new Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed! After more than two years of planning, the Community Ed partnership between the two districts officially began on July 1. In addition to continuing to offer our most popular programs, residents can look forward to new and expanded programs and services this fall. We’ve also made several enhancements to the way you can learn about and register for programs, including:

• Redesigned program guide – An improved layout featuring youth, adult and family programs.

• New website – The all new Community Ed website, www.prcommunityed.org, features improved navigation to make finding information easier and faster.

• Online registration – Parkway residents now have access to the same online registration system for Community Ed programs as Rockwood residents. Online registration is the most convenient way to register at any time, day or night.

We look forward to Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed building upon the proud history of Community Ed in both districts. We thank you for your ongoing support of our programs and we look forward to seeing you this fall!

Sincerely, Community Ed Staff

The Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Card are free to district residents age 60 and older and provide free-or-reduced registration for one Community Ed class/program per fall, winter/spring and summer semester (some exceptions apply) as well as free-or-reduced admission to select shows and performances. See page 47 for details.


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Adventure Club is a school-age care program that engages children in developmentally appropriate and enriching activities in an environment that supports independent choice guided by caring adults. Adventure Club has several programs offering the flexibility to meet all families’ needs.

Before and After School CareThe Before and After School Care program is designed to provide children in grades K–5 with a safe, well-supervised and fun environment. The before care program begins at 6 a.m. in Parkway and 6:30 a.m. in Rockwood until the start of school. The after school care program runs from the end of the school day until 6 p.m. in both districts. The schedule includes a variety of indoor and outdoor activities, snack and homework help. Before and after school care is available in all Rockwood elementary schools and in Bellerive, Carman Trails, Henry, Highcroft Ridge, Pierremont, River Bend, Ross, Shenandoah Valley, and Sorrento Springs elementary schools in Parkway.

early dismissal Care Rockwood Schools Only

Adventure Club provides care for families on days when the Rockwood School District schedules early dismissal from school. Visit our website for enrollment details.

Late Start Care Parkway Schools Only

Adventure Club provides care for families on days when the Parkway School District schedules late start mornings. Late Start Care is offered from 6 a.m. to the start of school. Visit our website for enrollment details.

Holiday Adventure ClubHoliday Adventure Club provides a full day of care on many district holidays. The children participate in a fun-filled day of special activities in a well-supervised environment. Children are provided a morning and afternoon snack but bring a sack lunch.

Summer ProgramsGather your friends and join us for Adventure Club’s SummerLink and the Zone. From field trips to hands-on activities to electrifying presentations and more, SummerLink and the Zone encourage students to use their imagination, learn, laugh and build friendships. Camps are available at selected schools from 6:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Register for one day or all nine weeks.

For schedules, fees and to register online, visit www.prcommunityed.org/adventureclub or call 636-891-6675 for more information.

Adventure Club has multiple job opportunities at most of our locations. Visit www.prcommunityed.org to view a full list of opportunities and apply today.

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Basketball League Our most popular sports program now offered in both Parkway and Rockwood locations!

Whether you love to play for fun or are looking to play at a higher level, this league is for you! The league includes practice times and a ten-game schedule. Separate boys and girls divisions are offered in both recreational, intermediate and advanced levels of play. Sign up by team or individually. Volunteer coaches are needed; coaching resources provided.

Grades 3–8 | Nov. 3–Mar. 7 Practices: Begin the week of Nov. 3 Games: December 6–March 7 Held at various Parkway & Rockwood facilities

$115 | Registration closes September 28 $5 discount for each additional family member

High School Basketball LeagueLooking for a place to play basketball with your friends? Get

your team together and register for our new recreational high school basketball league. This is a game only league, with separate boys and girls divisions, and will consist of an eight game schedule. Register individually, but must be part of an existing team with a coach.

Grades 9–12 | Saturdays | Jan. 10–Mar. 7 Held at various Parkway & Rockwood facilities

$85 | Registration closes November 26 $5 discount for each additional family member

Pre-Season Basketball ClinicsPrepare for your fall basketball league with a pre-season clinic that focuses on individual, team and game skills. Players will fine tune their existing skills and play in scrimmage games. Coaches are welcome. Offered in partnership with St. Louis Suns.

Boys Clinic Schedule Grades 3–6 | Saturdays | Oct. 4–Nov. 8 Grades 3–4 Beginner | 9–10:30 a.m. Grades 4–6 Intermediate | 10:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Selvidge Middle, Gym


Girls Clinic Schedule Grades 3–6 | Wednesdays | Sept. 24–Nov. 5 Grades 3–4 Beginner | 5:30–7 p.m. Grades 4–6 Intermediate | 7:15–8:45 p.m. Selvidge Middle, Gym


Girls Clinic Schedule Grades 7–8 | Saturdays | Oct. 4–Nov. 8 Intermediate/Advanced: 1–3 p.m. Selvidge Middle, Gym


This is the best youth basketball league I’ve come across, and we’ve tried many. The facilities, the officiating, the leadership, and especially the communication from those who run the program are outstanding.

-Andy Clendennen Basketball League Parent

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To register online, visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-733-2164 for more information.


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Junior Fencing Program

How would you like to learn a sport that: Can develop lightning fast reflexes? Challenges you physically AND mentally (it has been called physical chess)? Combines speed, strength, skill and strategy? Is one of the original Olympic sports? Then try FENCING!

Our six week beginner’s class will teach you the fundamentals. You will learn basic footwork, blade work and the class will culminate with a class tournament. Offered in partnership with Parkway Fencing Club.

Grades 4–8 | Mondays | Sept. 22–Oct. 20 6:30-8 p.m. | Selvidge Middle, Multi-Purpose Rm Tournament: Saturday, October 25


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Mighty Mites Basketball Beginner and Advanced Sessions Available

Designed to introduce children to the game of basketball, Mighty Mites devotes the majority of time to teaching fundamental skills and rules. Players will also experience game-like situations. Come join us and learn, and more importantly, have FUN! Offered in partnership with Show-Me Sports.

Grades K–2 | Saturdays | Sept. 20-Nov. 1 Grade K Beginner | 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Grade 1–2 Beginner | 12:30–1:45 p.m. Grade 1–2 Advanced | 2–3:15 p.m. (Must have attended beginner session to

be eligible for the advanced session.)

Westridge Elementary, Gym


Lacrosse Instructional Program Back by popular demand!

Designed to introduce children to the game of Lacrosse. Each week, players will receive approximately 45 minutes of instructional practice followed by 30 minutes of game play. Come join us and learn, and more importantly, have FUN! Offered in partnership with JUMP BUNCH Sports and Fitness for Kids.

Grades K–5 | Saturdays | October 4–25 9–10:15 a.m | Ellisville Elementary


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Indoor Soccer/Futsal LeagueFutsal is a unique form of soccer played on a hard court surface that puts emphasis on improvisation, creativity and technique as well as ball control and passing. It’s a great way to stay in shape for the outdoor season and helps you focus on parts of the game that are harder to work on outside. The league includes five weeks of practices followed by an eight-game schedule (no practices once games begin). You can sign up as an individual and be placed on a team or you can register as an existing team. Volunteer coaches are needed; coaching resources provided.

Grades K–5 | Sundays Practices: Begin October 19 Games: Begin November 23 (No games on Nov. 30, Dec. 21–Jan. 4) Held at various Rockwood facilities

$99 | Registration closes October 5 $5 discount for each additional family member

Soccer Shrimps Program Back by popular demand!

This co-ed league introduces children to the basic skills of soccer through fun, instructional games. Each week, players will receive approximately 30 minutes of instructional practice followed by 30 minutes of game play. Offered in partnership with Soccer Shots as well as volunteer coaches.

Grades Pre K–K | Saturday mornings September 13–October 18 Held at various Rockwood facilities Make up days are Sunday afternoons

$75 | Registration closes: August 25 $5 discount for each additional family member

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Sports Sampler Program

Designed to introduce children to the games of basketball, soccer, lacrosse and golf. The majority of the time will be spent teaching fundamental skills and rules. Players will also experience game-like situations the last 15-20 minutes. This is an excellent opportunity to try out new sports without committing to an entire season. If you are ready to try something new, this is the class for you. Offered in partnership with JUMP BUNCH Sports and Fitness for Kids.

Grades K–5 | Wednesdays | Aug. 27–Oct. 1 6:15-7:30 p.m. | Fairway Elementary, Gym/Field

$85 | Registration closes August 20 $5 discount for each additional family member

Volunteer coaches are critical to ensuring the ongoing success of many of our sports programs. The number of volunteer coaches determines the number of participants that can be accepted. When possible, we will try to have more than one coach per team. Coaching resources provided.

Mandatory coaches meetings will be held at the Rockwood Administrative Annex, 500 North Central Ave., Eureka, MO 63025 as follows:

Girls Volleyball: Aug. 13 at 6:30 p.m. Indoor Soccer/Futsal: October 14 at 6:30 p.m. Basketball (Gr 6–8): October 20 at 6:30 p.m. Basketball (Gr 3–5): October 21 at 6:30 p.m.

Contact 636-733-2164 for more information.

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Girls Volleyball LeagueLooking for an instructional, fun way to learn and play volleyball? Players will develop fundamental skills through practices and match competition. The league includes practice times and a ten-game schedule. Sign up by team or individually. Volunteer coaches are needed; coaching resources provided.

Grades 3–8 | August 18–October 18 Practices: Begin August 18 Matches: Saturdays | September 6–October 18 Held at various Rockwood facilities


High School Girls Volleyball LeagueWant to play volleyball in a fun, recreational setting? Get your

friends together and play in this six week volleyball league. Register individually, but must be part of an existing team with a coach.

Grades 9–12 | Saturdays | Sept. 13–Oct. 18 Held at various Rockwood facilities


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All tennis programs are offered in partnership with Creve Coeur Racquet Club, a private tennis club providing top level tennis instruction in St. Louis since 1968.

Note: No class on September 27 and October 4; October 25 and 26 are reserved for makeups.

Age 6 and Under

Players use foam, low compression balls and a 36 foot court in this introductory program. Lots of contact drills develop hand-eye coordination and build confidence as new players have tons of fun.

Ages 4–6 | Saturdays | Sept. 6–Oct. 18 11 a.m.–12 p.m. | Lafayette High School


Age 10 and UnderThis class uses low compression balls, a 60 foot court and lots of ball contact. Players learn basic tennis vocabulary along with how to hit forehands, backhands, volleys and serves.

Ages 7–10 | Saturdays | Sept. 6–Oct. 18 10–11 a.m. | Lafayette High School


Age 15 and Under

Regulation ball and racket, as well as a full sized court are on the start to intermediate play. This program focuses on developing stroke technique, movement and strategy through fun drills and match play.

Ages 10–15 | Saturdays | Sept. 6–Oct. 18 9–10 a.m. | Lafayette High School


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Rockwood Thunder Volleyball Club is a competitive program and a member of Gateway Region USA Volleyball. Teams compete in local, regional and national tournaments. Coaches are USA Volleyball registered and IMPACT certified. Coaches stress individual skills for player development and values such as teamwork, commitment and sportsmanship. Rockwood Thunder promotes volleyball as a lifelong sport through a full spectrum of offerings for athletes at all levels.

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Volley Juniors An introductory program for boys and girls, ages 5–8, that focuses on developing technique, coordination, core strength, and agility.

Offered in the winter/spring season.

U9 ProgramThis new eight week co-ed program centers around technical

skill develpment, and an introduction to game play. Foundations of teamwork, discipline and work ethic will be addressed through mini-games. The program will culminate with an in-house tournament.

Ages 7–9 | Thursdays | Begins January 8 5–6:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle | $155

Online registration begins October 24 at 5 p.m. No tryouts will take place for this program.

U10 Program new program leadership

This 12-week program continues to build technical proficiency while emphasizing a progression toward competitive game play. Development of accountability and practice habits will be fullfilled as teams compete in in-house tournaments as well as the regional U10 tournament. Lead by Rockwood Thunder coach Linus Shyu.

Ages 8–10 | Wednesdays | Nov. 5–Mar. 29 6:30–8 p.m. | Crestview Middle | $255

Online registration begins October 24 at 5 p.m. No tryouts will take place for this program.

U10–U18 Competitive Teams A competitive program where teams are formed and divided by age and skill level. Teams compete in multiple tournaments during the season both in and out of state.

Tryout Information Boys U15–U18 Sept. 26–28 | Rockwood Admin Annex Boys/Girls U10–U14 Oct. 24–26 | Crestview Middle Girls U15–U18 Nov. 21–23 | Crestview Middle

Tryouts are open to all athletes who meet the Gateway age requirements. Tryout times will be determined in early September and posted online. Tryout fee is $15 per player. Pre-register at www.prcommunityed.org.

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Pre-Season Volleyball Skills ClinicsThese pre-season clinics are for boys and girls interested in working on specific skills. Rockwood Thunder coaches will conduct the clinics and work individually with each athlete. Clinics will be held at the Rockwood Administrative Annex.

Pre-Season Volleyball CampA pre-season camp for boys and girls ages 11–14 who are interested in preparing for Gateway Region club tryouts. This intense two-hour, four-day camp under the leadership of Gretchen Moser, Shane Weber, Linus Shyu, and other Rockwood Thunder Club coaches will provide the type of experience athletes will encounter at club tryouts. Maximum of 100 campers.

Ages 11–14 | October 6–9 7–9 p.m. | Crestview Middle

$95 | Registration closes October 5 $5 discount for each additional family member

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Ages 11 & 12

Clinic date Time CostAttacking Sept. 7 6–7:30 p.m. $40Defense Sept. 14 6–7:30 p.m. $40Setting Sept. 21 6–7:30 p.m. $40Fundamentals Oct. 15 6–7:30 p.m. $40Speed & Agility Oct. 15 7:30–9 p.m. $40

Ages 13 & 14

Clinic date Time CostAttacking Sept. 7 7:30–9 p.m. $40Defense Sept. 14 7:30–9 p.m. $40Setting Sept. 21 7:30–9 p.m. $40Speed & Agility Oct. 15 7:30–9 p.m. $40Setters/Middles Oct. 22 7–9 p.m. $45

Open ClinicsOpen Clinics give players the opportunity to practice and work on skills outside of scheduled practices. All open clinics are supervised by Rockwood Thunder coaches and are available throughout the year.

Visit www.rockwoodthundervbc.com for a schedule. Open gyms cost $5 per player and are held at the Rockwood Administrative Annex or Crestview Middle School.

Pre-registration is available online at www.prcommunityed.org.


Rockwood Thunder Volleyball Club is a top notch club that has the best training opportunities in addition to normal practices for the kids. What you get for the club fees is worth every penny and then some! Not only do the kids learn technical training and teamwork, but they learn some life lessons from the wonderful coaches along the way as well. I highly recommend this club!

-Dianna DeWitt Rockwood Thunder parent

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Adult and Parent/Child FencingFencing is both a physically and mentally challenging sport. It combines speed, strength, skill and strategy. This six week beginner’s class will teach you the fundamentals. You will learn basic footwork and blade work and the class will culminate with a class tournament. Offered in partnership with Parkway Fencing Club.

Adult Program Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 25–Oct. 23 6:30-8 p.m. | Selvidge Middle, Multipurpose Rm Tournament: Saturday, October 25

Parent/Child Program Ages 8+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 24–Oct. 22 | 6:30-8 p.m. | Selvidge Middle, Multipurpose Rm Tournament: Saturday, October 25

$125 per person | Registration closes Sept. 12 $5 discount for each additional family member

Adult Golf Basic full swing mechanics for the beginner (grip, posture, setup, alignment). Woods, irons, pitching, chipping and putting. We will keep it SIMPLE! Please bring clubs on the first day if you have them or we will provide clubs for you. Cost of practice balls are included in the price. Offered in partnership with the Landings at Spirit Golf Club.

Ages 18+ | Tuesdays | Sept. 9–30 5:30–6:30 p.m. | The Landings at Spirit Golf Club

Ages 18+ | Saturdays | Sept. 13–Oct. 4 10–11 a.m. and 11 a.m.–12 p.m. The Landings at the Spirit Golf Club

$69 | Registration closes one week prior

Adult Recreational Volleyball LeagueGet a group of friends together and spend your Friday evenings in this co-ed recreational league. Whether you know how to play or not, you will be sure to have fun meeting new people and staying active. Teams can have up to 12 individuals on their roster.

Ages 18+ | Fridays | Sept. 12–Nov. 7 7 or 8:30 p.m. | Selvidge Middle, Gym

$125 per team | Registration closes Sept. 5

Adult Volleyball Open PlayDon’t have a team, no problem! Register as an individual and get placed on a team each week. Whether you know how to play or not, you will be sure to have fun meeting new people and staying active.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 10–Nov. 12 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Parkway North High

$55 per player | Registration closes Sept. 3

All tennis programs are offered in partnership with Creve Coeur Racquet Club, a private tennis club providing top level tennis instruction in St. Louis since 1968.

Adult early Bird Tennis A healthy way to kickstart your Saturday mornings. Fun and fast paced drills, lots of hitting and movement. Players should know the fundamentals and be able to hit a basic forehand, backhand, volley and serve. Players can choose a level of play when registering.

Ages 16+ | Saturdays | Sept. 6–Oct. 18 8–9 a.m. | Lafayette High

Note: No class on Sept. 27 and Oct. 4. October 25 & 26 are reserved for makeups


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For Current Parkway & Rockwood Students

Looking for a great way for your elementary age child to try a new sport or hobby without having to make a long-term commitment? E-Hour is Community Ed’s before/after school enrichment program for current Parkway and Rockwood elementary students which offers exciting classes taught by certified teachers as well as several program partners including:

Abra-Kid-Abra Bricks4Kidz - Chesterfield Chess Club & Scholastic Center of St. Louis Enpassant Chess Club Gateway PGA HI-NRG Gymnastics Humane Society of St. Louis KidzArt Little Medical School Mad Science of St. Louis Mercy Hospital St. Louis – Women and Children’s Education Missouri Karate Association Overtime Athletics Ozzie Smith’s Sports Academy St. Louis Science Center STAGES St. Louis Soccer Shots Springboard Team Z MMA TGA Golf The Landings at Spirit Golf Club Tippi Toes Dance Studio U Can Dance Studio Young Rembrandts

e-HOur: eLementArY BeFOre/AFter sCHOOL PrOgrAms

Registration opens August 1. Visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-733-2169 for more information.

Class SessionsAll E-Hour classes are offered one day per week for six weeks and will take place during the following sessions:

Parkway E-Hour Session Dates:* Session 1: September 8–October 17 Session 2: October 20–December 12 Session 3: January 19–February 27 Session 4: March 30–May 8

*Please note: Parkway session dates will vary per school calendar, visit www.prcommunityed.org for specific dates for your child’s school.

Rockwood E-Hour Session Dates: Session 1: September 8-October 17 Session 2: October 20–December 12 ( No class October 27–31 or November 24–25)Session 3: January 19–February 27 Session 4: March 30–May 8

Class OfferingsE-Hour class offerings vary per school. Please visit www.prcommunityed.org for a full list of classes to see what is offered at your child’s school.



TutorConnection connects certified Parkway and Rockwood teachers and professionals with parents who are looking for private, fee-based tutoring for their children at a Parkway or Rockwood location. The focus is to improve students’ knowledge and performance in all subject areas taught through the school curriculum.

Fee: $49.50 per hour, with a two hour minimum purchased required. Tutoring time can be used in any combination of 15 minute increments.

Registration: Registration for both districts will open online September 8. View a list of tutors available in both districts by school location, select a tutor who meets your availability, choose a package of tutoring minutes and get started! One-on-one and small group tutoring options are available.

evening driver education ProgramThis is a full driver education program open to Parkway and Rockwood residents that includes classroom instruction, six hours of drive time and twelve hours of in-car observation. Students will receive a certificate for successful completion of this non-credit course.

Age 15 by September 2 Tuesdays & Thursdays | Sept. 2–Oct. 9 6–8 p.m. | Lafayette High | $385

Age 15 by October 14 Tuedays & Thursdays | Oct. 14–Nov. 20 6:30–8:30 p.m. | Rockwood Summit High | $385

Drive time and in-car observation is scheduled based on availability of the student and instructor.

drive Time OnlyAre you registered in the school year driver education program and looking for behind the wheel instruction and in-car observation? This program provides instructional drive time taught by certified Driver Education teachers. Schedules are flexible and based on the availability of the student and instructor.

Various Rockwood facilities | $49.50 per hour

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daddy-daughter denim and diamonds BallCome in your sparkly splendor or casual jeans for a night of daddy-daughter fun! Bring dad, granddad, brother, uncle or friend and enjoy dances, games, dessert and a picture of each pair to keep! So, put on your boots and bling and show the little lady in your life a night to remember!

Any Father and Daughter (Grades K-5) Pair Friday, November 7 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Selvidge Middle School

Advance: $10 per person At the door: $25 per pair; $15 for each additional daughter Register online at www.prcommunityed.org

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CPR for Family and Friends Infant and Child Modules

Learn how to perform CPR for infants and children, ages newborn through puberty and how to help with a choking emergency. This is an American Heart Association level course, not certification. Great class for parents and grandparents who want to learn how to help a baby or child with a breathing or cardiac emergency or babysitters who don’t need to be certified. Class taught by American Heart Association instructors from Safety Basics, LLC.

Ages 12+ | Monday | September 29 6–8:30 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $39

CPR for Family and Friends Adult and Child Modules

Learn how to perform CPR for adults and children over one year of age and how to help with a choking emergency. This is an American Heart Association participation level course not certification, and doesn’t meet work CPR requirements. Great class for adults and parents who want to learn how to help a friend or family member with an emergency. Introductory level CPR course for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts 12 years and up. Class taught by American Heart Association instructors from Safety Basics, LLC.

Ages 12+ | Monday | November 3 6–8:30 p.m. | Parkway West High | $39

Heartsaver CPR/AedLearn how to perform CPR for adults and children over one year of age, how to use an automated external defibrillator and how to help with a choking emergency. This is an American Heart Association two year completion card course. Must pass skills testing. Meets general work and volunteer requirements for CPR training with the exception of most health care workers. Offered in partnership with Safety Basics, LLC.

Ages 13+ | Monday | October 27 6–8:30 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $39

desserts Galore!Yum! Yum! In this parent-child cooking class, come join as we learn the fun of cooking together as a family. Indulge your sweet tooth as you learn to make simple, yet delicious desserts. Follow recipes, mix ingredients and bake up some sweet treats for your family! Taught by Rockwood teacher Shaina Fall.

Grades 5–8 and Adult Thursday | December 11 | 6–8 p.m. Crestview Middle | $25 per person

Pizza! Pizza! Pizza!Become master chefs in this hands-on class featuring everyone’s favorite food—pizza! Choose a variety of toppings to create your own pizza favorite! This class is sure to be a fun time for the whole family! Taught by Rockwood teacher Shaina Fall.

Grades 5–8 and Adult Thursday | November 6 | 6–8 p.m. Crestview Middle | $25 per person

That’s Amore: PastaChannel your inner Giada or Emeril to create your own pasta dishes! We will be making a variety of pastas to satisfy any future chef! Fun for the whole family to get involved in the planning, creating and enjoying the cooking process. Taught by Rockwood teacher Shaina Fall.

Grades 5–8 and Adult Thursday | October 9 | 6-8 p.m. Crestview Middle | $25 per person

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Fermented VegetablesNever underestimate the power of a fermented vegetable! The fermentation method has been around for thousands of years and the health benefits are amazing. In this class you will learn how to ferment vegetables, make sauerkraut, ginger carrots and fermented onions. Come join this fun, hands-on fermentation party! Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | October 14 | 6:30-8:30 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $25 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

Water Kefir and Milk KefirWho said cooking healthy can’t be fun? In this class, you will learn what is needed to make water kefir and milk kefir that are amazing ferments packed with probiotics. There will be lots of samples to try. You will go home with both ferments and instructions on how to take care of them. So bring your friends to this unique, fun, and healthy cooking class! Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | September 16 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $25 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

Pizza: From dough to SauceNot just any pizza dough! We will be making sourdough pizza. You will learn to make and knead the dough. We will be making red and white sauce and include favorite toppings! There will also be tips including how to prevent a soggy pizza in this interactive hands-on class. Bring your friends and join us as we roll our way to becoming top pizza chefs! Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | November 18 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $25 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

It’s the Holidays Are you craving variety with your desserts? If you get tired of the basic cookies or brownies, step it up a notch and join us for this baking class that is sure to tempt anyone’s palette. We’ll whip up a variety of delicious sweets and treats such as lemon bars, chocolate-chip-apricot-oatmeal cookies, nut caramels, fudge brownie cookies and a shortbread cookie that you can change into many different flavors. Taught by Community Ed instructor Jane Campbell.

Ages 18+ | December 2 | 6:30–8:30 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $25 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

Girls night Out Cooking SeriesGrab a friend and enjoy a girl’s night out cooking class! A variety of topics will ensure a good time as we learn tips and tricks to make cooking fun! All of these classes are hands-on cooking classes that you will get to enjoy at the end! Sign up for one or all but make sure to join us! Taught by Rockwood teacher Shaina Fall.

Party Planning Appetizers Thursday, September 25 | 6–8 p.m. Crestview Middle | $25 per person

Sassy Salads Thursday, October 23 | 6–8 p.m. Crestview Middle | $25 per person

It’s All About desserts! Thursday, November 20 | 6–8 p.m. Crestview Middle | $25 per person

Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

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Registration will be accepted via the following: • Online at www.prcommunityed.org • By mail: Complete form on page 37


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daniel Boone and Wine CountryOur beautiful day in the country will begin with a tour of the Daniel Boone Home and Boonesfield Village near Defiance, Missouri. We’ll visit the collection of historic buildings which includes the oldest one-room schoolhouse in Missouri and the wonderful Peace Chapel from New Melle. In Augusta, we’ll enjoy a delicious lunch at Ashley’s Rose, after which we’ll stop at Centennial Farms to purchase apple butter and other harvest favorites. Our day will conclude with visits and tastings at Balducci and Sugar Creek Wineries.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | September 18 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Check-in at 8:30 a.m. Parkway Admin Building* | $85

Revisiting the 1904 World’s FairVisit the sites, sounds and stories of the 1904 World’s Fair which transformed St. Louis’ Forest Park and surrounding neighborhoods. At the Missouri History Museum, we will examine actual artifacts and see film footage. We’ll take a driving tour of Forest Park and Washington University, seeing buildings, sculptures, and artifacts from the Fair and Olympics. We’ll have lunch at Lorenzo’s Trattoria on the Hill after which we’ll visit the St. Louis Art Museum to view works of art that were on exhibit at the Fair. Last, we’ll visit University City’s unique city hall to learn about its fascinating connections to the 1904 World’s Fair and the city’s founder.

Ages 18+ | Friday | October 17 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Check in at 8:30 a.m. Parkway Admin Building* | $75

Historic Homes in West CountyFrank Lloyd Wright, the most famous American architect, designed a USOnian Kirkwood home for Russel and Ruth Kraus. Tour this interesting 1950’s house, and then contrast that with a visit to Kirkwood’s Victorian Mudd’s Grove. After lunch at the Sappington Barn Restaurant in Crestwood, visit the Sappington House Museum and Americana Library. The oldest brick house in St. Louis County, Thomas Sappington built the home for his bride in 1808. Lastly, we’ll tour the historic and beautiful 1857 Hawken House in Webster Groves. This day is an architectural delight!

Ages 18+ | Friday | November 7 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Check in at 8:30 a.m. Parkway Admin Building* | $95

Hermann for the HolidaysJoin us as we travel to the wonderful village of Hermann, Missouri to enjoy some German history and atmosphere. Our first stop will be the nationally-famous Swiss Meat and Sausage Company in Swiss, Missouri. Sample and shop for a variety of smoked meats, including over 30 kinds of award-winning sausages. Then enjoy a delicious traditional German schnitzel dinner in the Vintage Restaurant at Stone Hill Winery, accompanied by German entertainment. Lastly, tour the beautifully decorated St. George’s Church Rectory. Known far and wide, Father Bill Debo oversees the decorating of the rectory.

Ages 18+ | Wednesday | December 10 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Check in at 8:30 a.m. Parkway Admin Building* | $89

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Registration will be accepted via the following: • Online at www.prcommunityed.org • By phone at 636-733-2169 • By mail: Complete form on page 37

Photo: Missouri History Museum, St. Louis

*All tours are led by Linda Koenig from Gatway Tours and meet at the Parkway Admin Building: 455 N Woods Mill Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017

Gold Card/Golden Key does not apply to trips.



Adult enrichment

Google driveLooking for a single place to manage your computer files? Want a location to do collaboration with co-workers? Google Drive is a collaboration tool that businesses and schools are using today. This class is designed to give you an inside look of how to create and store files in the cloud. This is a great way you can access your files from anywhere you go! You must have a gmail account (Google email) or be willing to create one for this class. Students must also have a working knowledge of how to use Microsoft Office: Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Taught by Parkway teacher Jenny Reed.

Ages 18+ | Tuesdays | Sept. 16–Oct. 14 6–7:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle | $49 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

Introduction to Office 2010Come simplify your life, learn or refresh your skills in this introductory class. We will be learning the basics of the programs. This class is based off the principles taught out of the Microsoft Office 2010 Simplified book by Kate Shoup. The book is not required for the class but is used as a reference tool. Students must have a strong basic knowledge of how to use a computer keyboard and mouse. Taught by Parkway certified teacher Jenny Reed.

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 18–Nov. 20 6–7:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $99 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $19

College: Getting There from HereWhether your children or grandchildren are learning to crawl or learning to drive, you can help make a college education a reality. We’ll discuss questions to consider as you establish a college savings goal, strategies to help you reach your goal, and the features and benefits of 529 college savings plans. Taught by Edward Jones certified financial planners.

Ages 18+

Thursday | October 9 | 6–7 p.m. Crestview Middle School | $9

Monday | October 20 | 6–7 p.m. Rockwood South Middle | $9

Thursday | October 23 | 6–7 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $9

Gold Card/Golden Key Card | Free

College PlanningA college education can be one of the most important investments you’ll ever make. But the benefits of increased earning power and expanded horizons come at a price—college is expensive! This class will help estimate your cost, review financial aid options and focus on saving strategies. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | October 16 6:30–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $9 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | Free

estate Planning BasicsWorried about leaving heirs with a complex estate situation? This class will help you understand the estate planning process and tools used such as wills, trusts, power of attorney and health care directives. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | September 25 6:30–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $9 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | Free

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Foundations of InvestingThis seminar covers the key features of bonds, stocks and mutual funds as well as the importance of proper asset allocation. Taught by Edward Jones certified financial planners.

Ages 18+

Monday | September 22 | 6–7 p.m. Rockwood South Middle | $9

Tuesday | September 30 | 6–7 p.m. Crestview Middle | $9

Thursday | September 25 | 6–7 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $9


Investment BasicsInvesting is a carefully planned and prepared approach to managing and accumulating money. Managing risk, investment allocation and investment product choices are key components of this class. Taught by certfied financial certified planners from Financial Legacy Associates.


Long-Term Medicare PlanningAlmost 38% of people age 65 and over are diagnosed with a severe disability and 47% of those aged 85 and older have Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia. If this happens to you, where do you want to receive care and how are you going pay for it? Come learn about what government programs will pay for and how it affects your care. We will also cover the various options of insuring this risk. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.


Retirement by designThis presentation illustrates how you can translate your vision for retirement into tangible goals. You’ll learn investment strategies to help design the retirement you want. We’ll also discuss how you can add flexibility to your strategy to help you handle unexpected events and how you can keep your strategy on track. Taught by Edward Jones certified financial planners.

Ages 18+

Monday | November 10 | 6–7 p.m. Rockwood South Middle | $9

Thursday | November 13 | 6–7 p.m. Parkway Southwest Middle | $9

Thursday | November 20 | 6–7 p.m. Crestview Middle School | $9


Retirement distribution StrategiesRetirees are concerned about running out of money now more than ever before. You will learn about the importance of a sound retirement income plan and strategies that should be considered: Roth IRA conversions; how to avoid double taxation of your IRA’s, 401(k)’s and 403(b) plans; technique to avoid the 701/2 tax trap and how to maximize your retirement income while reducing risk and much more! Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | September 18 6:30–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $9 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | Free

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Adult enrichment

Social Security PlanningAs you approach retirement, one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll need to make is when to begin receiving social security benefits. Should you begin receiving a smaller social security benefit early or should you opt to wait until full retirement age or even longer in order to receive a larger benefit? What if you work while collecting benefits? Should you file and suspend? There’s no “one-size-fits-all” answer; when to begin receiving social security benefits depends on your personal circumstances, and there are many variables. Taught by certified financial planners from Financial Legacy Associates.


Understanding Retirement Healthcare and Social SecurityAs people approach retirement, a common concern is the answer to the question, “What if I get sick?” This class will prepare you to make important decisions about your healthcare by helping you to understand your health insurance options. You will learn about healthcare decisions to be made before and at retirement including what Medicare does and does not offer—in plain English. You will also learn about Social Security, the original source of guaranteed income for life, including how it can pay to delay, how your Social Security income will be taxed, and the little-understood effect of earned income on Social Security benefits. Taught by certified financial planners.

Ages 18+ | Monday | September 29 7–8:30 p.m. | Parkway West High | $9 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | Free

Beginning Tai ChiCome join us as we explore the world of Tai Chi through gentle whole body stretching and breathing. A gentle warm up and basic Tai Chi movements will help you feel the energy flow smoothly in your body. Shown to be good for balance, strength and flexibility. Wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes. Taught by Community Ed instructor Wendy Richards.

Ages 18+ | Mondays | Sept. 15–Dec. 8 No class November 24 7–8 p.m. | Parkway West High | $45 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

Slim & TrimSlim and Trim your way to better health! This class includes exercises to firm and tone muscles, light aerobic for burning calories and improving the cardiovascular system, and stretching for increasing flexibility while releasing body tensions. Bring 1-3 pound handheld weights to class based on your ability. Taught by Community Ed instructor Joyce Weinstock.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 17–Dec. 4 No class November 26 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle | $55 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $19

SlimnasticsDo you want to look younger, improve general conditioning and feel slim and trim. Join us in this fun-filled exercise class for men and women. All are welcome to sign up for both Tuesdays and Thursdays or both! Taught by Community Ed instructor Cookie Hollander.

Ages 18+ | September 16–November 20 Tuesdays & Thursdays (20 sessions) | $90 10–11 a.m. | Creve Coeur Government Center Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $19

Tuesdays (10 sessions) | $45 Thursdays (10 sessions) | $45 10–11 a.m. | Creve Coeur Government Center Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9

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Stretching and FlexibilityBoost your energy! This class is designed to increase flexibility to make everyday chores easier. The more flexibility you have the easier everyday tasks become. Each person will work on his or her own level and progress at a speed comfortable for them. Within a few weeks you will see the difference stretching can have on the daily course of your life and overall health. Taught by Community Ed instructor Julie Williams.

Ages 18+ | Tuesdays | Sept. 16–Nov. 18 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle | $55

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 18–Nov. 20 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $55


yoga: Beginning & Mixed LevelYoga benefits those of all ages. Yoga is a serious way to stay fit and enhance the body-breath-mind connection, increase flexibility, strength and balance, relieve stiffness and fatigue, reduce stress, promote relaxation, and increase awareness. Bring a yoga mat and experience the gift of yoga. Offered in partnership with Fitness with a Twist.

Beginner Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 18–Oct. 30 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $55 Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply

Mixed Level Ages 18+ | Mondays Session 1: September 15–October 30 Session 2: November 3–December 15 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $55 Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply

ZumbaHave you always wanted to try the exercise craze that combines aerobic work-out and high energy through motivating music with fun Latin dance steps and rhythms? This effective, high calorie burning work-out is fun, easy to follow, and requires no prior dance experience. Zumba is a fun way to strengthen muscles, promote weight loss, or just cut loose and have fun. Both men and women are welcome to try this energetic exercise sensation. Taught by Community Ed instructor Julie Williams.

Ages 18+ | Tuesdays | Sept. 16–Nov. 18 8–9 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle | $55

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 18–Nov. 20 8–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $55


Fitness

yoga for the Mind, Body and SoulCome join us as we explore the connection between breath and movement. You will be challenged through a creative sequence of postures suitable for all levels. Classes incorporate vinyasa styles. Bring a yoga mat, water and an open mind. Taught by Parkway teacher Gina Caruso.

Ages 18+ | Tuesdays | Sept. 16–Nov. 18 6:30–7:30 p.m. | Parkway Southwest Middle 10 sessions | $55 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $19

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 25–Nov. 20 *no class Oct. 2, 16 or Nov. 13 6:30–7:30 p.m. | Crestview Middle 6 sessions | $39 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9




Adult enrichment

OnLine COntinuing eduCAtiOn

OnLine COurse OFFerings

Business & Career SkillsBusiness Coaching Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BS-BCCert-Fall

Business Research Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BS-BRCert-Fall

Certificate in Customer Research Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BS-CRCert-Fall

Cyber Security for Managers Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-BS-CSM-Fall

Entrepreneur Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BS-EBC-Fall

Practical Math for the Workplace Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BS-PMW-Fall

Career SkillsHow to Set Up, Protect & Maintain Your Windows 8 PC Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-CS-WIN8-Fall

Mastering Computer Skills for the Workplace Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-CS-CSW-Fall

Mastering Microsoft Excel Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-BS-CRCert-Fall

Business CommunicationCertificate in Customer Service Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BC-CSCert-Fall

Certificate in Presentation Media Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BC-PMCert-Fall

Certificate in Workplace Communication Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BC-NEG-Fall

Photoshop for Presentations Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-BC-PP-Fall

Prezi Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BC-PR-Fall

Self Publishing eBooks Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-BC-SPEB-Fall

Health Dementia Care Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-H-DC-Fall

Dementia for Family Caregivers Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-H-DCCG-Fall

Spanish for Medical Professionals Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-H-SMP-Fall

Community Education is excited to partner with the Learning Resources Network to offer a variety of online continuing education classes for adults.

All classes are online and can be completed at your own pace. Each class is one to three months in length and taught by professionals in their industry or college/university professors.

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OnLine COurse OFFerings

Leed Green WorkplaceLEED AP+ Building Design and Construction Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-LD-APDC-Fall

LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations + Maintenance Exam Preparation Study Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-LD-EBOM-Fall

LEED Green Associate Exam Preparation Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-LD-GAEP-Fall

Management & LeadershipAccounting and Finance for Non Financial Managers Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-ML-AF-Fall

Certificate in Non-Profit Administration Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-BS-PEN-Fall

Management Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-ML-MCert-Fall

new Media MarketingAdvanced Inbound Marketing Begins Aug. 5 & Nov. 3 | UGC-MK-AIM-Fall

Boosting Your Website Traffic Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-MK-BWT-Fall

Content Marketing Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-MK-CM-Fall

eMarketing Essentials Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-MK-MECert-Fall

Google Analytics Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-MK-GA-Fall

Improving Email Promotions Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-MK-IEP-Fall

Inbound Marketing Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-MK-IMCert-Fall

Introduction to Inbound Marketing Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-MK-IIM-Fall

Mobile Marketing Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-MK-MMCert-Fall

Online Advertising Begins Aug. 5 & Nov. 3 | UGC-MK-OA-Fall

Video Marketing Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-MK-VMCert-Fall

Social Media for BusinessEvernote Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-SM-DSW-Fall

Facebook for Business Begins Oct. 6 | UGC-SM-FBB-Fall

Google+ Begins Aug. 5 & Nov. 3 | UGC-SM-FBB-Fall

LinkedIn Begins Aug. 5 & Nov. 3 | UGC-SM-LI-Fall

Managing Social Media Platforms Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-SM-MSMCert-Fall

Social Media for Business Certificate Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-SM-SMBCert-Fall

Twitter Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-SM-TW-Fall

Training & educationCertificate in Online Teaching Begins Sept. 2 | UGC-TE-OTCert-Fall

Certificate in Designing Webinars Begins Aug. 5 & Oct. 6 | UGC-TE-WPCert-Fall

Developing Hybrid Courses Begins Aug. 5 & Nov. 3 | UGC-TE-DHC-Fall

Fostering Online Discussion Begins Nov. 3 | UGC-TE-FOD-Fall

registrAtiOn

Registration is quick and easy. Visit www.prcommunityed.org to view course details and register online. After registering, you will receive class login and instructions.



PerFOrming Arts

Honor OrchestraThis premier orchestra is for students in grades 4–8 and provides an outstanding orchestral opportunity for students wishing to further their music education. The orchestra will perform two concerts during the year. Directed by Rockwood teachers Patti Fleer and Michael Blackwood.

Auditions September 15 & 16 | 4–8 p.m. Eureka High, Room 419 To schedule an audition and get a list of audition requirements, please contact Kelly at [email protected] by Sept. 10.

Rehearsals Mondays, beginning October 6 | 4–5:30 p.m. Eureka High, Room 419 Attendance at rehearsal is mandatory

$175 | Payable after acceptance into the program

Questions: Please call 636-733-2169

Alternative OrchestraThis all new orchestra is for those looking to play alternative music!

This orchestra is for students in grades 6–8 and provides an orchestral opportunity for students wishing to play music with a different sound. The orchestra will perform two concerts during the year. Directed by Parkway teacher Ed Sandheinrich.

Auditions September 8 & 9 | 4–8 p.m. Parkway West High To schedule an audition and get a list of audition requirements, please contact Kelly at [email protected] by Sept. 3.

Rehearsals Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 23 | 4–5:30 p.m. Parkway West High Attendance at rehearsal is mandatory.

$189 | Payable after acceptance into the program

Questions: Please call 636-733-2169

elementary ChoirCome join in the fun of singing and performing in our all new

elementary choir! The elementary choir is for students in grades 4–5 offering a high quality experience focused on singing, dancing and fun! Directed by Parkway teacher Sam Skibbe.

Grades 4–5 Welcome/Info Night: Sept. 8 | 5:30–7 p.m.

Rehearsals Mondays, beginning Sept. 22 | 5:30–7 p.m. Attendance at rehearsals is mandatory. Mason Ridge Elementary | $99

There are no auditions but registration will be on a first-come, first served basis.

Middle School Honor ChoirDo you love to sing and are looking for a fun choir experience without a long-term commitment? The Middle School Honor Choir is a district-wide choir, for students in grades 6–8, offering a high quality experience focused on singing…and a little dancing too! Directed by Rockwood teachers Christy Shaffer and Michele Rodgers.

Auditions September 15 & 16 | 4–6 p.m. Lafayette High, Rm 106 To schedule an audition and get a list of audition requirements, please contact Kelly at [email protected] by Sept. 10.

Rehearsals Wednesdays, beginning Sept. 24 | 5–6:30 p.m. Selvidge Middle Attendance at rehearsals are mandatory.

$99 (includes uniform polo shirt) Payable after acceptance into the program

Questions: Please call 636-733-2169.

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Ballroom, Latin and a Little SwingHave a passion for dance and want to look like a professional on the dance floor? You’ll love this class! A variety of dances will be covered including ballroom and Latin. Each participant must sign up with a partner. Taught by Community Ed instructors Brian & Joan Lashley.

Ages 18+ | Mondays | Sept. 15–Dec. 1 No class November 24 7:30–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High $45 per person ($90 per couple) Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $9 per person

Country Line dance: BeginnerCome out and join us for this interactive dance class! Learn the basic line dances from beginning to intermediate; electric slide, slapping leather, watermelon crawl, stationary cha-cha and many more! Great exercise! Please wear slick-bottom shoes for sliding, bowling shoes are good. Taught by Community Ed instructor Beth Goyer.

Ages 21+ | Mondays | Sept. 15–Nov. 17 6–7:30 p.m. | Parkway West Middle | $69 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $19

Country Line dance: IntermediateIf you love to country line dance and already took the beginner class this is a continuation class which includes many popular songs and other new fun dances. Some expand on your country expertise. Please wear slick-bottom shoes for sliding, bowling shoes are good. Taught by Community Ed instructor Beth Goyer.

Ages 21+ | Mondays | Sept. 15–Nov. 17 7:30–9 p.m. | Parkway West Middle | $69 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $19

LeArn tO PLAY

Just OnCe Guitar for Busy PeopleHave you ever wanted to learn the guitar but find it difficult to find the time? In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Bring your acoustic guitar. Offered in Partnership with Aaron Latina.

Ages 18+ | Monday | September 29 6–9 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $59

Ages 18+ | Thursday | October 2 6–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $59

Gold Card/Golden Key does not apply

Just OnCe Piano for Busy PeopleHave you always wanted to learn the piano but couldn’t find the time? In just a few hours, you can learn enough to give you years of musical enjoyment. You will learn all the chords you’ll need to play any song in this one session—any song, any style, any key. If you can find middle C and know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you already know enough to register. Offered in partnership with Aaron Latina.

Ages 18+ Monday | October 20 6–9 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $59

Ages 18+ | Thursday | October 23 6–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $59

Gold Card/Golden Key does not apply.

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PerFOrming Arts

Harmonica for BeginnersWant to try something new? The harmonica is a fun and easy musical instrument to learn. In just three sessions you will be able to play dozens of folk and camp fire songs. Come join us in this fun class and start your journey to learn something new! Taught by Community Ed instructor Herb Huebner.

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 18–Oct. 2 7–8 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $39

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Oct. 23–Nov. 6 7–8 p.m. | Crestview Middle | $39


Principals of Professional SongwritingHave you ever wanted to write your own songs? In just a few hours you can learn the principles about what makes a song a hit. In this course, you will study popular songs and music theory, and learn the craft and art of songwriting. Offered in partnership with Aaron Latina.

Ages 18+ | Monday | November 10 6–9 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $59

Ages 18+ | Thursday | November 13 6–9 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $59


Voices for AllFun, empowering introductory workshop covering the different types of voiceovers and what tools are needed to find success. You’ll be coached and receive a professional voiceover evaluation later. You’ll have the knowledge necessary to help you decide if this is something you’d like to pursue. Taught by a professional voice actor from the Voice Acting Training Company, Voices For All.

Ages 18+ | Thursday | November 20 6–8 p.m. | Crestview Middle School | $39


AduLt COmmunitY CHOir

Do you love to sing but haven’t been part of a group in a long time? Do you want to be part of a choral group without a long-term commitment? Then we have a place for you! The Adult Community Choir is for adults to utilize and expand their vocal talents. Join us and meet new people from Parkway, Rockwood and beyond that share the same passion for music.

Voice Placement Appointment September 15 & 16 | 6–8 p.m. Selvidge Middle To schedule a voice placement, contact Kelly at [email protected] by September 10.

Rehearsals Mondays beginning September 29 7–8:30 p.m. | Lafayette High, Room 106

Performance Sunday, December 13 | 3 & 6 p.m. Lafayette High School Theater

$89 | Payable after acceptance into program Gold Card/Golden Key does not apply.

Singing with the Adult Community Choir was a wonderful experience and I would recommend it for anyone who enjoys singing. Great musicians, great directors, great fun!

- Eunice Halverson, Choir Participant

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Art InnovatorsFind out that it’s never too late to experience the joy of creativity at RE-DISCOVER! Whether it’s the first time or continuing a lifelong talent, artistic expression can bring confidence and independence to artists of all ages! Classes are small with instructors certified to teach at this level through personal guidance and encouragement, students work with professional art supplies that are easy to manipulate. Students become engaged in projects that are stimulating and fun to do. It is a time of re-discovery. Offered in Partnership with KidzArt.

Ages 18+ | Thursdays | Sept. 18–Oct. 9 7–8:30 p.m. | Parkway Central High | $65

Ages 18+ | Mondays | Oct. 27–Nov. 17 7–8:30 p.m. | Rockwood South Middle | $65

Gold Card/Golden Key Card does not apply

Painting

Attention inspiring artists! Come join us for this beginner’s painting class for adults who are interested in learning the fundamentals of painting. Bring your friends and join us in the fun of learning color theory, painting techniques…and how much fun painting can be! Unleash your creativity! Taught by Rockwood teacher Julie Jenkins.

Ages 18+ | Tuesdays | Sept. 16–Oct. 21 6:30–8 p.m. | Crestview Middle | $129 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $29

VisuAL Arts

Calligraphy I Are you interested in calligraphy or would just like to try something new? Come learn the basic techniques involved in creating beautiful artistic letters. Good handwriting is NOT a prerequisite! Learn to write in uncial (Celtic), one of the easiest to learn among the classic lettering styles. The use of calligraphy extends from addressing envelopes all the way into the realm of museum-quality fine art. You will examine a wide variety of examples, both historical and contemporary. Taught by Community Ed instructor Cheryl Tefft.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 17–Nov. 19 6–8 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle | $125 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $29

Calligraphy II Calling all Calligraphy I experts! Come continue studying calligraphy beyond the novice level. In addition to learning more advanced techniques and materials, and examining a wide variety of examples of lettering artistry, you will be studying italic, one of the most popular classic lettering styles. Italic is a particular favorite for addressing envelopes. Taught by Community Ed instructor Cheryl Tefft. Prerequisite: Completion of one semester in Calligraphy I, or instructor approval.

Ages 18+ | Wednesdays | Sept. 17–Nov. 19 7–9 p.m. | Parkway Northeast Middle | $125 Gold Card/Golden Key Card | $29

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Babler Outdoor education Center

WiLd sCOut AdVentures

Girl Scout Overnight ProgramWe are excited to offer our popular Girl Scout overnight program again this fall and winter! Join us for an exciting weekend of badges, s’mores and crafts. New this year, scouts will earn a unique badge created by the Babler OEC that will count as your make your own badge! Troops will be housed together in a heated cabin and hot meals will be provided. Gather your troop and come explore Babler State Park!

Brownies Overnight Badges: Wildlife Conservation (MYO) and Bugs November 21–22 | $45 per scout/$25 per adult

Juniors Overnight Badges: Weather (MYO) and Animal Habitats December 5–6 | $45 per scout/$25 per adult

Calling all Cadettes: If your troop is interested in helping us plan, prepare and execute our Brownie or Junior overnight program, please call our office at 636-458-3048.

Cub Scout Overnight Program

Bring your den or even your whole pack for an overnight filled with friends, smore’s and fun! Sign up to try some of our favorite instructor led activities including archery and geocaching or explore on your own by fishing, hiking, or taking advantage of our large activity fields. Scouts will be housed together in a heated cabin and hot meals will be provided. With heat and indoor plumbing, this is a great opportunity to give your young scouts their first overnight experience.

Cub Scout Overnight October 17–18 | $45 per scout/$25 per adult

Scout Overnight Registration Registration begins online Aug. 25 at 9 a.m. A deposit of $25 reserves one cabin sleeping a max of 18. If your troop requires more than 18 beds, you must make two separate reservations. A minimum of six scouts and one adult is required to make a reservation.

Scout Badge OpportunitiesEarn your scout badges while having a great time at Babler State Park! We offer badge programs by appointment on teacher professional development days and even after school. Visit www.prcommunityed.org for a list of available programs or have the Babler OEC create a program specifically for your needs.

Cub Scouts Tiger : 1 hr | $4 Wolf: 1.25 hr | $5 Bear: 1.5 hr | $6 Weblos: 2 hr | $8 Belt Loop & Pin: 2 hr | $8

WiLd Family Geocaching dayGPS units can help us find a restaurant or a friend’s address but what about in the woods? Let our handheld GPS units pick up where your vehicle’s GPS gets lost. Learn the history of GPS units and the sport of geocaching as well as how to operate our GPS units on your own. Once you have mastered your new skill you will use the GPS units to find hidden treasures inside the park. Find all the treasures and make a craft to remember the experience!

All Ages | September 20 9 a.m.–12 p.m. | Babler OEC Outpost

$15 per adult/child pair $3 per additional family member

WiLd FAmiLY Fun


Girl Scouts Brownies: 1.5 hr | $6 Juniors: 2 hr | $8 Cadettes: 2 hr | $8

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Ozark Rocks A parent/child trip opportunity for all current fourth grade families

Explore unique features that make the Ozark Mountain region a national treasure while making memories with your child that will last a lifetime in this exciting program.

Designed to highlight many of the fourth grade science curricular topics, this two day/one night trip will extend learning beyond the classroom by providing an active and engaging experience for both parent and child. Led by certified teachers and staff, the trip will offer the following opportunities:

• Discover the geological heritage of Missouri

• Hike through Elephant Rocks State Park

• Participate in a program at Johnson Shut-Ins led by a State Park Naturalist

• Enjoy a campfire with s’mores and a night hike

• Spend the night at Blue Mountain Center (you will have a choice between tent camping or sleeping in a shared cabin)

• Investigate the St. Francis River at Millstream Gardens

September 27–28 or October 11–12, 2014 Check in begins at 7:30 a.m. on day one and the bus is scheduled to return by 5:30 p.m. on day two.

$295 per parent/child pair Fee includes all supplies, equipment (excluding tent rental, if applicable), activities, transportation by charter bus and meals.


Great Lakes Voyage For all students having completed grades 6–8

Join us as we travel to the North Shore of Lake Superior in

Minnesota to visit Wolf Ridge Environmental Education Center. Get ready for canoeing, hiking, rock climbing, competitive orienteering and zipping through the trees on the challenge courses. Take a tour of Split Rock Light House and go flying downhill on an Alpine Coaster. Take a step back in history and discover how Voyageurs made a living in the North Woods.

July 19–25, 2015 | $625

A $125 deposit is due at time of registration. The remainder may be paid in two installments.

Registration begins October 25 at 9 a.m. See page 29 for complete registration details.

northern Tracks High School Spring Break 2015

Join us for a new trip opportunity as we travel to Wolf Ridge

Environmental Education Center in Northern Minnesota. Come learn how people thrive in such a cold climate and try thrilling winter sports like cross country skiing, snowshoeing and ice-fishing! Challenge yourself on one of their challenge courses or indoor climbing wall with 20 different routes. Discover what’s alive under the ice in Frozen Lake Ecology and discuss where our food comes from in Seeds of Change. Unearth the Ojibwa tribe and their influence on the Northern Great Lakes region. Travel to the Great Lakes Aquarium for a behind the scenes tour and in-depth view of the Great Lakes ecosystem. End the trip with a visit to Spirit Mountain for snow tubing and zip lines!

March 15–21, 2015 | $725

A $125 deposit is due at time of registration. The remainder may be paid in two installments.

Registration begins October 25 at 9 a.m. See page 29 for complete registration details.

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Smoky Mountain Adventure For current fifth grade Rockwood students

Travel to the Great Smoky Mountains for an adventure-packed four days exploring the wilderness, searching for wildlife, learning about the environment and developing leadership skills. Join us as we stay at the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont, an environmental education center located within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

2015 Smoky Mountains Adventure Trips: Feb. 27–March 2 (bus departs evening of Feb. 26) Ballwin, Bowles, Uthoff Valley and Woerther

March 27–30 (bus departs evening of March 26) Babler, Ellisville, Kellison and Stanton

April 17–20 (bus departs evening of April 16) Fairway, Ridge Meadows and Wild Horse

May 1–4 (bus departs evening of April 30) Geggie, Kehrs Mill, Pond and Westridge

May 15–18 (bus departs evening of May 14) Blevins, Chesterfield, Eureka and Green Pines

Fee: $510 A $130 deposit is due at time of registration. The remainder may be paid in two installments.

Teton Trek For all students having completed grades 6–8

Travel to the Teton Science Schools in Wyoming as we explore Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. This weeklong trek allows students to put their science skills in action as they learn about geology, ecology, weather and plant and animal adaptations in one of the most biologically diverse and geologically unique areas.

Grade 6: Students will hike and explore high into the Teton Mountain range and investigate the valley floor. They will also get a chance to explore Yellowstone and Old Faithful for a day.

June 20–27, 2015 | $1,380 A $225 deposit is due at time of registration.

Grade 7–8: Students spend three days and two nights camping in Yellowstone National Park getting up close with all of the parks wildlife in addition to their time at Teton Science Schools.

June 20–27, 2015 | $1,640 A $320 deposit is due at time of registration.

The remainder may be paid in three installments.

Parent Information MeetingsJoin us for this optional meeting to learn more about the trip programs, meet the staff and get answers to your questions. There are two date options for each of the trips:

October 6 | Rockwood Administrative Annex Smoky Mountains Adventure | 6 p.m. Teton Trek, Great Lakes Voyage and Northern Tracks | 7:30 p.m.

October 14 | Crestview Middle, Theater Smoky Mountains Adventure | 6 p.m. Teton Trek, Great Lakes Voyage and Northern Tracks | 7:30 p.m.

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RegistrationRegistration is on a first-come, first-served basis beginning Saturday, October 25, 2014 at 9 a.m. for the Great Lakes Voyage, Northern Tracks, Smoky Mountains Adventure and Teton Trek.

Register online at www.prcommunityed.org or in-person at the Rockwood Administrative Annex, 500 North Central, Eureka, MO 63025.

Fee assistance: Limited fee assistance may be available to those who qualify. Contact Jennifer Ritter at 636-733-2016 for more information.

Note: The Parkway Science Department offers a Teton Trip for current 8th grade Parkway students during spring break. Visit www.parkwayschools.net for more information.


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sWimAMERiCA

LeArn tO sWim

SwimAmerica is a state-of-the-art, learn to swim program developed by the American Swim Coaches Association that is goal driven and technique oriented. All instructors are trained and certified by the SwimAmerica site supervisors.

SwimAmerica is taught in ten stations. Each new student will be evaluated and placed in the station that best suits their ability. Proper techniques are emphasized, with attention given to correct body position, movement of arms and legs, breathing and timing of the strokes. Students can advance levels at any time based on their ability. In all stations, students will focus on safety, fitness, health and fun.

After station ten of the SwimAmerica program, the student will be able to swim 300 yards of freestyle and be proficient in all four Olympic Strokes: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. They will also have the skills necessary to join the Rockwood Swim Club.

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SwimAmerica is a learn-to-swim program for ages six months to adult.

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Parent/Child & Preschool ProgramsThe Parent/Child swim classes are designed to have parents in the pool with their child ages 6 months to 2 years where the child will learn through the use of songs and games. The Preschool program is designed to teach 3–5 year olds to be comfortable in a school-age program setting. Proper breathing, front/back float, and kicking techniques will be taught. See page 31–32 for schedule.

Private LessonsFor all ages of swimmers who feel they will progress faster with one-on-one instruction. See page 31–32 for schedule.

Pre-Competitive Swim TeamPerfect for the swimmer who does not have the time or desire to commit to a competitive program but wants to learn more than lessons.

Qualifications: 50 yards freestyle, 25 yards backstroke and have an idea of how to swim breaststroke and butterfly; or be in station 8 or higher in SwimAmerica.

M & W | 7:30–8:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle T & Th | 7:30–8:15 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Session 1: August 25–October 30 | $175 Session 3: November 3–December 11 | $90 Session 4: January 5–March 12 | $175

Community Ed offers two learn to swim programs, SwimAmerica in Rockwood and Parkway Swim School. Both programs are open to all residents of the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts.

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Rockwood Summit High School | Group Lessons day AM Times Class FeeSaturday 9:15–9:45 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Saturday 9:15–9:55 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Saturday 10–10:40 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*

day PM Times Class FeeMonday 6–6:30 p.m. Preschool $52/$65*Monday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Wednesday 6–6:30 p.m. Preschool $52/$65*Wednesday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Wednesday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*

Rockwood Summit High School | Private Lessons days AM Times Class FeeSaturday 10:40–11 a.m. Private Lesson $84/$105

*Saturdays in session 1 & 4, Mondays in session 1 and Wednesdays in sessions 2 & 5 will cost $52 (4 weeks).

All weekday classes meet one day per week on the same day each week.

Session 1: August 25–September 27 No class September 1

Session 2: September 29–November 1 No class October 8 (Summit Only) No PM class October 31

Session 3: November 3–December 13 No class November 24–29

Session 4: January 5–February 7 No class January 14 (Summit Only)

Session 5: February 9–March 12 No class February 7 (Summit Only)

There will be no make-ups or refunds if you are unable to attend a class.

Summer Programs Still Available!

Ages SwimAmerica class age ranges: Parent/Child: Ages 2 & under Preschool: Ages 3–5 SwimAmerica: Ages 4 & up Private Lessons: All ages

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Visit www.prcommunityed.org for a list of available summer classes.


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Crestview Middle School | Private Lessons days AM Times Class FeeFriday 6–6:20 p.m. Private Lessons $84/$105*Friday 6:25–6:45 p.m. Private Lessons $84/$105*Friday 6:50–7:10 p.m. Private Lessons $84/$105*Saturday 11:45 a.m–12: 05 p.m. Private Lessons $84/$105*Saturday 12:05–12:25 p.m. Private Lessons $84/$105*

Crestview Middle School | Group Lessons day AM Times Class FeeMonday 9:30–10 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Monday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Tuesday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $65Tuesday 10:30–11 a.m. Preschool $65Wednesday 9:30–10 a.m. Parent/Child $65Wednesday 9:30–10 a.m. Preschool $65Wednesday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $65Thursday 10–10:30 a.m. Preschool $65Thursday 10:30–11 a.m. Preschool $65Saturday 8:55–9:25 a.m. Parent/Child $52/$65*Saturday 8:55–9:25 a.m. Preschool $52/$65*Saturday 9:30–10:10 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Saturday 10:15–10:55 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Saturday 11–11:40 a.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*

day PM Times Class FeeMonday 4:30–5 p.m. Preschool $52/$65*Monday 4:30–5:10 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 5:15–5:55 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Monday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $52/$65*Tuesday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Tuesday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 4:30–5 p.m. Preschool $65Wednesday 4:30–5:10 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 5:15–5:55 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Wednesday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Thursday 6–6:40 p.m. SwimAmerica $65Thursday 6:45–7:25 p.m. SwimAmerica $65

* Mondays and Saturdays in session 1 will cost $52 (4 wks). Private lessons on Fridays in session 1, 2 & 5 as well as Saturdays in session 1 & 5 will cost $84 (4 wks).

Register at www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-891-6630 for more information.

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PArkWAY sWim sCHOOL

At the Parkway Swim School your child ages 4–9 will learn to swim with proper stroke mechanics from our experienced coaching staff. Coaches will be in the water engaged with your child with hands on technique based instruction. Children enrolled in the Swim School can begin at any level, and these levels range from the most novice swimmer to those who need to be legally proficient in the four competitive strokes.

enterY LeVeL quALiFiCAtiOns

Level 1 For children with no or very little swimming experience.

Level 2 For children who like to put their head in the water and can float on their front and back with no assistance for 10 seconds and are ready to learn the freestyle and backstroke.

Level 3 For children who have mastered levels 1 & 2 and can swim 15 yards in freestyle and backstroke.

Level 4 For children who have mastered levels 1 thru 3, swim across the pool with confidence, and need to perfect the backstroke/ freestyle with endurance and learn starts and flipturns.

Level 5 For children who have mastered levels 1 thru 4 and are ready to learn the butterfly.

Level 6 For children who have mastered levels 1 thru 5 and are ready to learn the breaststroke and a legal 100 individual medley.

Swimmers current ability and experience will initially determine their entry level. This level will be subject to change once assessed on their first swim class.

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Session 1 August 25 – September 29Monday & Wednesday | Parkway West High Tuesday & Thursday | Parkway South High

Session 2 October 1– November 4Monday & Wednesday | Parkway West High Tuesday & Thursday | Parkway South High

Session 3 November 10–December 16Monday & Wednesday | Parkway West High Tuesday & Thursday | Parkway South High

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For class times and fees, visit www.pkwy.org or call 314-415-6939 for more information.


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COmPetitiVe sWimming

PArkWAY sWim CLuB

The Parkway Swim Club has a storied tradition that extends over a span of 40 years and includes Hall of Fame coaches and Olympic athletes. We at PKWY strive to provide

swimmers of all ages, through training and guidance, the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to formulate and attain their goals. PKWY is committed to establishing a supportive environment for swimmers of all levels of ability. Each swimmer is an important team member and will be provided with the opportunity to develop self-confidence, discipline and many other skills that will be useful for the rest of their lives both in and out of the pool.

We train and compete in an atmosphere of fun, friendship and team spirit while further building Parkway Swim Club’s tradition of excellence. With over 100 years of combined coaching experience, the PKWY coaching staff prides itself on creating the most exciting, inspiring and fun place for swimmers to grow and develop. Our motto “We Do Big Things” is a testament to our goal to reach our full promise as a team through the collective success of our individuals.

Community Ed offers two competitive swim programs. Both programs are open to all residents of the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts.

Athlete development: Parkway Swim Club uses a “progressive” program designed to develop the child physically, mentally and emotionally in a systematic fashion and over a long period of time. A well-defined, long term approach of gradually increasing levels of commitment has been proven to be essential to long-term development in the sport of swimming. The emphasis in the early stages of participation is placed on developing technical skills and a love for the sport. In the later years, a more demanding physical and psychological challenge is introduced to the training program.

Group Placement: Group placement is determined by a swimmer’s age, ability level, commitment level and personal goals. Group placement is at the discretion of the Parkway Swim Club professional coaching staff and is determined following a team tryout.

Team Tryouts: All prospective members must complete a team tryout to allow for appropriate group placement. Please visit our website at www.pkwy.org or call 314-415-4900 for more information. Visit www.pkwy.org or call

314-415-6939 for more information.

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Rockwood Swim Club is founded on the belief that competitive swimming offers an exciting, worthwhile experience in a young person’s

life. Under the leadership of Todd Gabel, starting his 25th year with the club, and nearly 300 swimmers, RCSA is continually ranked in the top 5% of swim clubs in the nation. Whether you are looking to swim for a club full time, continue swimming after summer league, prepare for high school competition or to train for college scholarships, RSCA provides swimming programs for athletes of all abilities.

Qualifications: Swimmers need to be able to swim at least 300 yards and a legal 100 Individual Medley to try out.

Group Placement: All new swimmers need to attend a swimming placement session at one of the times listed below in order to be placed in an appropriate swim club group.

July 23 | 6–7 p.m. | Lafayette High August 27 | 7–8 p.m. | Lafayette High August 28 | 6–7 p.m. | Rockwood Summit High

Fees: A USA membership, administration, program enhancement and swim meet fees are in addition to the monthly club fees and are the responsibility of the swimmer.

Introduction to Swim ClubInterested in seeing if the Rockwood Swim Club is right for you? Join us for this preview program and receive expert coaching, pre-season training and group placement. Attend daily or a minimum of three days per week.

Grades K–12 | Monday–Thursday | Aug. 19–29 6–7 p.m. | Lafayette High School | $99


High School PrepThis program is for high school swimmers that want a tune-up before the high school season. The program focuses on endurance, starts and turns and all the things important to high school swimming. Practices will be three days per week for 1.5 hours in the evenings.

Grades 9–12 | September 8–November 8 Monday & Thursday | 7–8:30 p.m. Saturday | 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Marquette High | $249


Recognition Award

rOCkWOOd sWim CLuB

The Rockwood Swim Club has been recognized as a 2014 Silver Medal Club. The USA Swimming

Club Excellence Program identifies and recognizes swim clubs for their commitment to performance excellence.

Visit www.rockwoodswim.org or call 636-891-6635 for more information.

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Adult Master/ Lap Fitness SwimmingTry our coached master swim program or do your own workout. All swimming abilities and fitness levels are welcome. Workouts will be given to help adults who still compete, former swimmers, or triathletes looking to improve. Call 636-891-6630 for more information.

Ages 18+

Monday–Saturday 5–6:30 a.m. | Marquette High

Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Tuesday & Thursday 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | Crestview Middle

Daily: $5 per visit (payable at pool) Monthly (unlimited swims): $80 Monthly rate begins the first of each month No pre-registration required.

Adult Beginner Swim LessonsThis class is for the true beginner age 19 and up. Taught in a small group setting, you will learn to float, kick, swim and be safe in the water. More advanced swimmers can attend the adult master swim program.

All Sessions | Saturdays | 8–8:40 a.m. Crestview Middle | $65

AduLt sWimming PrOgrAms

This low impact workout challenges those who want to get in shape. It incorporates low cardio, muscle toning, strengthening and balance work. Deep water and shallow water classes meet two times per week.

Session 1: September 2–November 20 No class November 25 & 27 Session 2: December 2–February 19 No class December 23–January 1 Session 3: February 24–May 14 No class March 17 & 19

Tuesdays & Thursdays | Crestview Middle 8–8:45 a.m. | Shallow Water 9–9:45 a.m. | Deep Water

$90/$45 Gold Card or Golden Key Members

Register online or by mail with the form on page 37. Please call 636-891-6630 for more information.

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Parkway Golden Key Card & Rockwood Gold CardThe Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Cards are free to district residents age 60 and older and provide free-or-reduced registration for one Community Ed class/program per fall, winter/spring and summer semester (some exceptions apply) as well as free-or-reduced admission to select shows and performances.

To obtain a Parkway Golden Key Card or a Rockwood Gold Card call 636-733-2164 or visit www.prcommunityed.org for more information.



Adult Program registration Form

Participant 1 Information

Participant 1:

Birth Date: Gender: o Male o Female

Email:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Phone:

Parkway Golden Key Card Number:

Rockwood Gold Card Holder: o Yes o No

Program Registration

Program Name:

Location:

Program Name:

Location:

Participant 2 Information

Participant 2:

Birth Date: Gender: o Male o Female

Email:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Phone:

Parkway Golden Key Card Number:

Rockwood Gold Card Holder: o Yes o No

Program Registration

Program Name:

Location:

Program Name:

Location:

Participation Waiver In return for being accepted into a program offered by the Parkway-Rockwood Community Education Department, (“the Program”), I:1. Acknowledge that I understand the nature of the Program, and that I am qualified and in proper physical

condition to participate in the Program. I further agree that if at any time I believe conditions to be unsafe with respect to my physical condition, the equipment, or facilities, I will immediately discontinue participation in the Program.

2. Further acknowledge that the program involves the risk of serious bodily injury (including the possibility of permanent disability, paralysis, or death), which may be caused by (a) my own actions or inactions, (b) the actions or inactions of others participating in the Program, (c) the condition of the equipment and/or facilities at which the Program is located, or (d) the actions or inactions of the entities and persons identified below; and I fully accept and assume all such risk and all responsibility for losses, costs, and damages I may incur as a result of my participation in the Program.

3. Accordingly, I hereby release the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts, together with their directors, officers, employees, volunteers, and agents from all liability, claims, demands, losses, or damages arising out of my participation in the Program; and I further agree that if, despite this release and waiver of liability agreement I, or anyone on my behalf, makes a claim released in this agreement, I will indemnify and hold harmless each entity and person released herein from any and all litigation expenses, attorney fees, loss, liability, damage, or cost they may incur as the result of such claim.

4. Acknowledge that from time to time, Community Ed employee/designee may photograph or videotape myself while I am involved in a Community Education program or activity. These photographs or videotape will solely be used by Community Ed for the promotion and marketing of district programs/activities and will not be sold.

I have read this agreement, fully understand its terms, and have voluntarily entered into this agreement of my own free will based only upon the terms and conditions included herein.

Participant 1 Signature: Date:

Participant 2 Signature: Date:

Payment Information

Total Fee: $

Payment Method: o Cash o Check (make payable to Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed)

o Credit Card (MasterCard, Visa or Discover): Card Number: Exp Date:

Mail form and payment to: enrichment Programs: Community Ed, Attn: Kelly Regan, 500 N. Central Ave., Eureka, MO 63025 Aquatics Programs: Community Ed, Attn: Aquatics Office, 16025 Clayton Road, Ellisville, MO 63011


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Adult education & Literacy

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The Missouri Adult Education and Literacy

(AEL) Program provides assistance that helps Missouri adults get the basic skills they need to be productive workers, family members, and citizens. All teachers hold Missouri Adult Education certification.

Parkway Area AeL Google ‘Parkway Area AEL’ or call 314-415-4940

Rockwood Area AeL Visit www.prcommunityed.org or call 636-733-2161.

day Time Location enrollment Begins

ellisville & BallwinM & Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Daniel Boone Library, Lower Level September 4*T & Th 6–8:30 p.m. Crestview Middle School, Room 110 September 2*

Fenton & eurekaT & Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Calvary Fellowship Church September 2*T & Th 6–8:30 p.m. Rockwood Summit High, Room 110 September 2*

*Enrollment is available the first Monday or Tuesday of each month once class begins.

CLAss LOCAtiOns

daniel Boone Library, Lower Level 300 Clarkson Road, Ellisville 63011

Crestview Middle School 16025 Clayton Road, Ellisville 63011

Calvary Fellowship Church Buchanan Building, Lower Level 1811 Smizer Station Road, Fenton 63026

Rockwood Summit High School 1780 Hawkins Road, Fenton 63026

All classes for the fall 2014 session begin the week of September 2 and run through December 19. There are no classes the week of November 24. Class instruction is individualized.

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The online classroom lets you communicate with instructors at your convenience as well as giving you

unlimited study resources on the Internet. By combining interaction via the Internet and help via e-mail, you can study according to your schedule, day or night. Classes are free to Missouri residents 17 years of age and older. Visit us at www.MOLearns.com or call 636-733-2161.

PrePAre & studY OnLine

COntACt inFOrmAtiOn

Classes emphasize basic reading, writing, math, and high school equivalency test preparation.

All classes are FRee and open to Missouri residents! Students must be 17 or older and not enrolled in high school. Sixteen year olds may also attend but must have earned 16 high school credits.





Start at your own level and work at your own pace. Before beginning any class you must call 314-415-4940 for orientation days and times.

Parkway Area Class Schedule


BrentwoodM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. MERS-Goodwill Center August 25

Bridgeton M–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Faith Baptist Church August 25

Creve CoeurM–Th 1–4 p.m. Fern Ridge High School August 25

FlorissantM–W 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Trinity Mt. Carmel Baptist Church August 25M & W 5:30–8:30 p.m. Christ the King United Church of Christ August 25T & Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Faith Miracle Temple August 26

HazelwoodM–F 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Hazelwood Doors to Success (Ages 17–23) August 25M–F 1–4 p.m. Hazelwood Doors to Success (Ages 17–23) August 25M & W 5:30–8:30 p.m. Hazelwood West High School, Rm 248 August 25

MaplewoodM–F 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Maplewood Doors to Success (Ages

17–23)August 25

T & Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Christ Church August 26

Maryland HeightsT–Th 5:30–8:30 p.m. Pattonville High School, Rm D108 August 26

Christ Church/ Maplewood doors to Success 7126 Bruno Maplewood, MO 63143

Christ the King United Church of Christ 11370 Old Halls Ferry Road Florissant, MO 63033

Faith Baptist Church 12061 Natural Bridge Road Bridgeton, MO 63044

Faith Miracle Temple 5320 N. Highway 67/Lindbergh Florissant, MO 63034

Fern Ridge High School 13157 N. Olive Spur Road Creve Coeur, MO 63141

Hazelwood doors to Success Spanish Lake Youth Center 12075 Bellefontaine Road Spanish Lake, MO 63138

Hazelwood doors to Success Bethany Peace UCC 11952 Bellefontaine Road Spanish Lake, MO 63138

Hazelwood West High School 1 Wildcat Lane Hazelwood, MO 63042

MeRS-Goodwill Center 2545 S. Hanley Road Brentwood, MO 63144

Pattonville High School 2497 Creve Coeur Mill Road Maryland Heights, MO 63043

Trinity Mt. Carmel Baptist Church 11755 Mehl Avenue Florissant, MO 63033

AduLt BAsiC eduCAtiOn/HigH sCHOOL equiVALAnCY PreP

CLAss LOCAtiOns

Google ‘Parkway Area AeL’ or call 314-415-4940 for more information.


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engLisH As A seCOnd LAnguAge

Come learn English in a friendly adult class. We serve international speakers of other languages, 17 years of age and older. We provide comprehensive classes focusing on developing the student’s ability to speak, read, write, and understand English. All classes are FRee.


ellisvilleM–F 9 a.m.–12 p.m. St. John, Cornerstone Center Sept. 2–5*

T & Th 6–8:30 p.m. St. John, Cornerstone Center Sept. 2*

T & Th 9–11:30 a.m. Daniel Boone Library, Asian Center Sept. 2*

FentonM & W 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Calvary Fellowship Church Sept. 3*

*Enrollment is available the first Monday or Tuesday of each month once class begins. CLAss LOCAtiOns

daniel Boone Library, Asian Center 300 Clarkson Road, Ellisville 63011

Calvary Fellowship Church Buchanan Building, Lower Level 1811 Smizer Station Road, Fenton 63026

St. John, Cornerstone Center 15800 Manchester Road, Ellisville 63011

VOLunteer OPPOrtunities

Teach an adult to read, write, multiply or divide. Help a foreign student converse and understand American customs. Be a volunteer adult education teacher’s aide. Work one-on-one or with a small group. You do not need to be a certified teacher.

A training session will be held Wednesday, August 27 from 6–8:30 p.m. at the Administrative Annex, Room D100. Email [email protected] or call 636-733-2162 for more information.

Rockwood Area Class ScheduleAll classes for the fall 2014 session begin the week of September 2 and run through December 19. There are no classes the week of November 24.

Citizenship/CivicsOur citizenship preparation classes help students prepare to become United States citizens by developing their knowledge of civics, the citizenship application, and English language skills they need to successfully pass the naturalization interview. For students not interested in citizenship, our classes help students become familiar with American government and history. All classes are free.

Tuesday & Thursday | 9 a.m.–12 p.m. St. John, Cornerstone Center

Thursday | 6–8:30 p.m. Daniel Boone Library

Call 636-733-2161 to enroll today!

AdditiOnAL CLAsses





VOLunteer OPPOrtunities

Volunteer tutors are needed for ESL and HSE classes. No experience is necessary. Training will be provided. Please call (314) 415-4941.

Google ‘Parkway Area AeL’ or call 314-415-4940 for more information.

engLisH As A seCOnd LAnguAge

Parkway Area Class ScheduleStudents will be tested to determine their level and placed in a beginner, intermediate or advanced group. Teachers have degrees and are state certified with specialized training in ESL.


BrentwoodM–Th 12:30–3:30 p.m. MERS-Goodwill Center Aug. 25–27

BridgetonM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Faith Baptist Church Aug. 25–26

ClaytonT–Th 6–9 p.m. Clayton High School Aug. 26–27

Creve CoeurM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Fern Ridge High School Aug. 25–27M–Th 1–4 p.m. Fern Ridge High School Aug. 25–27M–W 6–9 p.m. Fern Ridge High School Aug. 25–27

ManchesterM–Th 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Manchester United Methodist Church Aug. 25–27M–Th 12:30–3:30 p.m. Manchester United Methodist Church Aug. 25–27

Independent Study/CitizenshipStudents learn to become contributing members of American society, participate in group conversation, and enhance their English language skills. Naturalization and driver’s license test prep are also offered.

Monday–Thursday | 4–6 p.m. Fern Ridge High

Registration begins August 25–26

TOeFL Preparation ESL students prepare for the TOEFL exam which is necessary to be admitted into American universities.

Thursdays | 5:30 p.m.–8:30 p.m. Fern Ridge High

Registration begins August 25–26

Clayton High School 1 Mark Twain Circle, Clayton 63105

Faith Baptist Church 12061 Natural Bridge Road, Bridgeton 63044

Fern Ridge High School 13157 N. Olive Spur Road, Creve Coeur 63141

MeRS-Goodwill Center 2545 S. Hanley Road, Brentwood 63144

Manchester United Methodist Church 129 Woods Mill Road, Manchester 63011

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early Childhood education

PArents As teACHers

Birth to Five years Give your child the best possible start in life by participating in the Parents as Teachers Program!

• Degreed and certified parent educator • Personal visits with parent educator • Parent workshops on a variety of topics • Family activity sessions to enjoy with your child • Screenings to check your child’s development

Free to Parkway Residents. Call 314-415-6973.

PArent-CHiLd interACtiOn PrOgrAm

Give your child the gift of music, art, movement and more with these affordable classes. Your little one will bring a lucky grown-up to enjoy classes together. Topics include yoga, healthy eating, science, math and other high-interest, fun subjects.

PCIP is open to Parkway residents and nonresidents, with classes running morning, afternoon and evening. Child care for siblings is available on a limited basis. Check out our website at www.parkwayschools.net or call 314-415-6954 for more information.

eArLY CHiLdHOOd sPeCiAL eduCAtiOn CLAsses

Classes and therapy are available for 3–5 year olds who qualify for special education services. Offered by St. Louis County Special School District in various locations throughout the Parkway School District.

Free to Parkway Residents. Call 314- 415-6954.

PArkWAY eArLY CHiLdHOOd eduCAtiOn

Preschool is a tuition-based program for children 3–5 years of age. Certified teachers implement a developmentally appropriate rich curriculum. Children may attend two, three, four, or five half days or five full days per week. The preschools are conveniently located in Parkway School District buildings.

Barretts, half days Carman Trails, half days Central High School, full days Early Childhood Center, half days Instructional Services Center, full & half days Oak Brook, half days Wren Hollow, full days and half days

Registration is ongoing for the 2014-2015 school year, with vacancies available at several locations. Registration is taken in person, daily at the Early Childhood Center, 14605 Clayton Rd., from 8 a.m.–4 p.m.

Play-Base Screenings For Parkway Residents Only - Free

A child-friendly approach to screening for children 3–5 years of age. A good opportunity for parents to learn about their child’s development. Children play in small groups. Hearing and vision are also screened. Call 314-415-6969 for more information.

Kids Morning Out ProgramThis is a fun and affordable preschool experience for children who will turn three between August 1, 2014 and July 31, 2015. Parents drop off their children for this two-hour program that blends developmentally appropriate curriculum with opportunities for social growth. Classes are taught by a certified teacher and teacher assistant. Call 314- 415-6954 for more information.

PresCHOOL PrOgrAms

Visit www.parkwayschools.net or call 314-415-6954 for more information.


early Childhood education

PArents As teACHers

Ages Pre-natal to Pre-K This program supports a parent’s role in promoting school readiness and healthy development of children. We embrace learning experiences that are relevant and customized for the individual needs of each family and child. Information is provided in the areas of language, intellectual, social and physical development. Periodic home visits allow parents to discuss topics of interest and concern. Free for Rockwood residents. Call 636-891-6200 to enroll.

sCreenings

Ages Three Months–3 Years The 30 minute screening includes a vision and hearing assessment as well as a review of your child’s overall health. Free for Rockwood residents. Call 636-891-6200 for more information.

Ages 3 and 4 (Pre-Kindergarten) The screening assesses 3 major areas: motor, concepts, and language. The process takes approximately an hour to an hour and a half. The screening includes a vision/hearing assessment as well as personal conference to review the results. Free for Rockwood residents. Call 636-891-6200 for more information.

PresCHOOL

Ages 2–5

Mini PreschoolClarkson Valley and Vandover Campuses These classes provide children who are 24–36 months a classroom experience. Short sessions focus on social development and interactive play. There are many classes to choose from to suit your child’s interest. Please visit www.rockwood.k12.mo.us/earlychildhood for online registration.

Half-day Preschool This nine month program provides a variety of options to parents looking for a three hour preschool. All teachers are certified by the State of Missouri. Children must be 3 years of age by July 31. Call 636-891-6200 for a tour!

Full-day PreschoolThe Full-Day preschool combines preschool and childcare for families needing full day services. School year teachers are certified by the state of Missouri. The program is available for children who are 3–5 years of age by July 31. Call 636-891-6690 for a tour!.

Rockwood offers several preschool locations throughout the district.

Ballwin Elementary Bowles Elementary Early Childhood Center at Clarkson Valley Early Childhood Center at Vandover Eureka Elementary Eureka High Lafayette High Marquette High Rockwood Summit High Westridge Elementary

www.rockwood.k12.mo.us/earlychildhood

Rockwood early Childhood education

rOCkWOOd eArLY CHiLdHOOd eduCAtiOn

Visit www.rockwood.k12.mo.us/earlychildhood for schedules, fees, forms, class descriptions and more!

High Schools

Central High 369 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Fern Ridge High 13157 N. Olive Spur Rd. Creve Coeur, MO 63141

North High 12860 Fee Fee Road St. Louis, MO 63146

South High 801 Hanna Road Manchester, MO 63021

West High 14653 Clayton Road Ballwin, MO 63011

Middle Schools

Central Middle 471 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Northeast Middle 181 Coeur DeVille Drive Creve Coeur, MO 63141

South Middle 760 Woods Mill Road St. Louis, MO 63011

Southwest Middle 701 Wren Avenue Ballwin, MO 63021

West Middle 2312 Baxter Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

elementary Schools

Barretts 1780 Carman Road Manchester, MO 63021

Bellerive 620 Rue de Fleur Creve Coeur, MO 63141

Carman Trails 555 Weidman Road S. Manchester, MO 63021

Claymont 405 Country Club Drive Ballwin, MO 63011

Craig 1492 Craig Road St. Louis, MO 63146

Green Trails 170 Portico Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017

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Hanna Woods 720 Hanna Road Ballwin, MO 63021

Henry 700 Henry Avenue Ballwin, MO 63011

Highcroft Ridge 15380 Highcroft Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017

Mason Ridge 715 S. Mason Road Creve Coeur, MO 63141

McKelvey 1751 McKelvey Road Maryland Heights, MO 63043

Oak Brook 510 Big Bend Ballwin, MO 63021

Pierremont 1215 Dauphine Ln Manchester, MO 63011

River Bend 224 River Valley Drive Chesterfield, MO 63017

Ross 1150 Ross Road St. Louis, MO 63146

Shenandoah Valley 15399 Appalachian Trail Chesterfield, MO 63017

Sorrento Springs 390 Tumulty Drive Ballwin, MO 63021

Wren Hollow 655 Wren Avenue Ballwin, MO 63021

School Services

Administration Building 455 N. Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017

Early Childhood 14605 Clayton Road Ballwin, MO 63011

Instructional Services Center 12568 Fee Fee Road St. Louis, MO 63146

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Eureka 4525 Highway 109 Eureka, MO 63025

Lafayette 17050 Clayton Rd Wildwood, MO 63011

Marquette 2351 Clarkson Rd Chesterfield, MO 63017

Rockwood Summit 1780 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Middle Schools

Crestview 16025 Clayton Rd Ellisville, MO 63011

LaSalle Springs 3300 Highway 109 Wildwood, MO 63038

Rockwood South 1628 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Rockwood Valley 1220 Babler Park Dr Glencoe, MO 63038

Selvidge 235 New Ballwin Rd Ballwin, MO 63021

Wildwood 17401 Manchester Rd Wildwood, MO 63038

elementary Schools

Babler 1955 Shepard Rd Glencoe, MO 63038

Ballwin 400 Jefferson Ballwin, MO 63021

Blevins 25 E North St Eureka, MO 63025

Bowles 501 Bowles Ave Fenton, MO 63026

Chesterfield 17700 Wild Horse Creek Chesterfield, MO 63005

Ellisville 1425 Froesel Ellisville, MO 63011

Eureka 442 West Fourth St Eurkeka, MO 63025

Fairway 480 Old Fairway Dr Wildwood, MO 63040

Geggie 430 Bald Hill Rd Eureka, MO 63025

Green Pines 16543 Green Pines Dr Ellisville, MO 63011

Kehrs Mill 2650 Kehrs Mill Rd Chesterfield, MO 63017

Kellison 1626 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Pond 17200 Manchester Rd Grover, MO 63040

Ridge Meadows 777 Ridge Rd Ellisville, MO 63021

Stanton 1430 Flora Del Dr Fenton, MO 63026

Uthoff Valley 1600 Uthoff Dr Fenton, MO 63026

Westridge 908 Crestland Dr Ballwin, MO 63011

Wild Horse 16695 Wild Horse Creek Chesterfield, MO 63005

Woerther 314 New Ballwin Rd Ballwin, MO 63021

Center for Creative Learning 1401 Froesel Ellisville, MO 63011

Center for Creative Learning 265 Old State Rd Ellisville, MO 63021

School Services

Administrative Center 111 East North Street Eureka, MO 63025

Adminstrative Annex 500 North Central Eureka, MO 63025

Babler Outdoor Education Center 200 Lake Road Wildwood, MO 63005

Early Childhood-Vandover Campus 1900 Hawkins Rd Fenton, MO 63026

Early Childhood- Clarkson Valley 2730 Valley Rd Chesterfield, MO 63005

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Facility usage

Rockwood believes schools and buildings should be made available for community use when it does not conflict with the District's primary purpose of educating students. Many indoor and outdoor facilities are available for use by the public outside of school hours and on weekends (some restrictions apply).

Visit the Rockwood Facility Usage website at www.rockwood.k12.mo.us/facilityusage to learn how to request use of Rockwood facilities. For more information, contact 636-733-2167 or [email protected].

Parkway Schools welcomes the use of its buildings and grounds by community organizations. Applications will be approved on a first-come, first-served basis and school-sponsored activities will have priority over non-school activities. Usage fees to offset costs may apply, depending upon the type of event or activity.

Visit the Parkway Facility Use page at www.parkwayschools.net to learn how to request use of Parkway facilities. For more information, contact 314-415-8052 or [email protected].

Rockwood Adult education | 636-733-2162 Parkway Adult education | 314-415-4940 Literacy volunteers needed to help teach an adult to read, write, or multiply and divide. Help a foreign student understand American customs. No experience necessary.

Adventure Club | 636-891-6675 Several paid positions available in an outstanding before/after school care program.

Babler Outdoor education Center 636-458-3048 Seasonal aide positions help provide back-up training and support, as well as facility maintenance. Counselors needed for summer camp and programs. Instructors and nurses needs for 6th grade camp and trip program. Paid positions.

Visual & Performing Arts | 636-891-6140 Theater managers and technicians needed to assist with performances throughout the district. Paid positions.

SwimAmerica | 636-891-6630 Swim instructors needed to teach in the water, learn to swim instructional program for all ages. Must be able to swim. Paid positions.

Rockwood Swim Club | 636-891-6635 Swim coaches needed for nationally recognized swim club. Previous swimming and coaching experience preferred. Paid positions.

youth & Adult Sports | 636-733-2164 Volunteer coaches needed for a variety of sports programs throughout the year.

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For more information, please call the Community Education office at 636-733-2016.



registration information

Online Registration is Quick & easy!

Online registration continues to be the most convenient way to register. Visit us at www.prcommunityed.org.

Registration Available online at www.prcommunityed.org Registration may also be made by mail. Programs are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. An adult registration form is avialble on page 37.

Fees and Cancellation Policy Most Community Education programs are fee-based programs, as we are self-supporting. Fees will vary per program. Unless otherwise noted, all necessary materials and supplies are included in the registration fee. When possible, online registration is encouraged. If registering by mail, be sure to include all fees with the appropriate registration form. Checks should be made payable to Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed.

A charge of $25 for any returned payment will be assessed. A $5 processing fee will be charged for all refunds for programs with a registration fee up to $100. An additional $5 will be added per each additional $100 increment of registration fee.

You must call and cancel at least five business days prior to the start of the class/program to be guaranteed a refund. Adventure Club, Early Childhood and Parkway Swim Club/Swim School may have separate refund policies. Cancellation of classes/programs will be at the discretion of the Community Education office.

nondiscrimination Policy The Parkway and Rockwood School Districts have defined policies prohibiting discrimination against participants in programs and activities. To view the complete nondiscrimination policy of each district, visit www.parkwayschools.net (Parkway) or www.rockwood.k12.mo.us (Rockwood).

Individuals with disabilities who require accommodations should call 636-733-2016 in advance so reasonable accommodations can be made when needed.

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Parkway Golden Key Card & Rockwood Gold Card

The Parkway Golden Key Card and Rockwood Gold Cards are free to district residents age 60 and older and provide free-or-reduced registration for one Community Ed class/program per fall, winter/spring and summer semester (some exceptions apply) as well as free-or-reduced admission to select shows and performances.

To obtain a Parkway Golden Key Card or a Rockwood Gold Card call 636-733-2164 or visit www.prcommunityed.org for more information.

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