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CommunityEducation Programogram

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WE HAVE ONLINE REGISTRATION!Visit http://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/communityeducation.cfm for instructionson how to register online with a credit or debit card. If the online software indicates that theclass is full, there may still be room if you register by paper. Please call 715-365-9745 toinquire about space. Space is limited for all classes.

We encourage online registration, but you can still register by mail or drop off a paperregistration form that can be found at:

http://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/communityeducation.cfm.Please print the form, complete it, and mail it with payment to the address on the form. Yourregistration and payment must be received before the registration deadline for the class.Personal check is preferred.

WINTER/SPRING 2020COmmuNITy EDuCATION CLASS GuIDE

Check inside for full descriptions of classes!JanuaryJan. 7 - Open Pickleball for BeginnersJan. 8 - Pick-up BasketballJan. 15 - Zumba with ValJan. 15 - Total Body TrainingJan. 16 - Wiggle, Giggle, and ShakeJan. 18 - Needle Felting 101Jan. 21 - Watercolor: Cold CreekJan. 23 - “Winter Beauty” WatercolorJan. 25 - Pottery: Baking Dishes & Pie Plates

FebruaryFeb. 1 - The ART of FeltingFeb. 5 - Stamps, Ink, and Paper Card Making:

Valentine’s DayFeb. 6 - Acrylic Pour: A String Runs Through ItFeb. 8 - 7th Annual Cross Country Ski ClinicFeb. 8 - Pottery: Plates, Platters & BowlsFeb. 10 - Toddler/Young Child Reverse Stencil PaintingFeb. 15 - Felting a LandscapeFeb. 17 - Foundation Flow YogaFeb. 22 - Pottery: Serving Dishes & TablewareFeb. 26 - Zumba with ValFeb. 26 - Total Body TrainingFeb. 29 - Pottery: Vases & Teapots

MarchMar. 5 - “The Melting” WatercolorMar. 11 - Oil Painting: Spring CreekMar. 11 - Toddler/Young Child Reverse

Stencil PaintingMar. 24 - Wiggle, Giggle, and ShakeMar. 25 - Stamps, Ink, and Paper Card Making:

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aprilapr. 13 - Hunter’s Safety Courseapr. 15 - Zuma with Valapr. 15 - Total Body Trainingapr. 16 - Tacos, Rellenos, and Enchiladasapr. 23 - Watercolor: The Big Skyapr. 23 - Keto, Vegan, and Paleo Made Easy

MayMay 8 - Oil Painting: Tropical DreamsMay 9 - Cast Metal Small Sculpture,

Jewelry and Pocket Amulet/TalismanMay 19 - Beginner Basket Weaving: Garlic Basket

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ARTS and CRAFTSCulture Tap Artist Residency ProgramThis innovative partnership between Nicolet College,ArtStart, and the School District of Rhinelander will bringinternational and regional artists to the Northwoods offeringcommunity education and elementary artist residencieswith a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, ART, andMathematics) focus!

For our next artist in residence, Culture Tap is excited towelcome Sara Hanson, a Minneapolis based sculptor, publicartist, and cast metal maker.

Please visit www.ArtStartRhinelander.org for moreinformation.

Cast Metal Small Sculpture, Jewelry and PocketAmulet/TalismanIn this all hands-on, creative and exciting class you will carvean original design (or choose from a selection of symbolsand imagery) into a cuttlefish bone or to create negativespace. That space is filled with lead-free pewter to create youroriginal metal casting. You pour the metal into your mold, dofinishing work with hand files, power tools and wire brushesand colored inks are optional. Hand-stamp a word or yourname and mount your sculpture on metal/wood/stone base,affix jewelry/keychain hardware or put it in your pocket. Noexperience necessary.

Date and Time: Saturday, May 9, 1:00 - 3:30 pmAges: 10 to adultInstructor: Sara Hanson (Minneapolis based sculptor, publicartist, and cast metal maker)Fee: $15/personLocation: ArtStart in RhinelanderRegistration Deadline: May 5Min/Max: 5/12Course Number: 32

Watercolor: Cold CreekJoin Tom Barnett as he navigates you through this chillywinterscape using watercolor. You will be amazed at what youcan accomplish.

Date and Time: Tuesday, Jan. 21, 6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10-adultInstructor: Thomas Barnett(Local Author and Artist)Fee: $15Location: RHS Room 134 (Art Room)Registration Deadline: Jan. 16Min/Max: 5/20Course Number: 5

“Winter Beauty” WatercolorCome and paint the beauty of winter and nature in watercolormedium. You will learn how to mask and how to paint featherytrees and beautiful cardinals. All supplies are provided.

Date and Time: Thursday, Jan. 23, 5:00 - 7:00 pmAges: Grade 9 - adultInstructor: Robin HarrisonFee: $12/personLocation: RHS Room 134 (Art Room)Registration Deadline: Jan. 20Min/Max: 5/15Course Number: 6

Acrylic Pour:A String Runs Through ItLearn how to properly create string art using an acrylic paintpour. Tom Barnett will string you along through this techniqueand you will love the beautiful art you can create with a lot ofpaint and a little string.

Date and Time: Thursday, Feb. 6, 6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10-adultInstructor: Thomas Barnett(Local Author and Artist)Fee: $25Location: Tom’s Drawing Board,52 N. Brown St., RhinelanderRegistration Deadline: Feb. 3Min/Max: 5/20Course Number: 10

“The Melting” WatercolorFeel spring early in this class where we will create a drywatercolor for more control. We will be painting bushes andspring flowers with spring birds. All supplies are provided.

Date and Time: Thursday, Mar. 5, 5:00 - 7:00 pmAges: Grade 9 - adult

Instructor: Robin HarrisonFee: $12/personLocation: RHS Room 134 (Art Room)Registration Deadline: Mar. 2Min/Max: 5/15Course Number: 20

Oil Painting: Spring CreekJoin Tom Barnett as he paddles you through this wonderfulscene in oil paints. You’ll love the serenity of this peacefulcreek gently running through your scenery.

Date and Time: Wednesday, Mar. 11,6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10-adultInstructor: Thomas Barnett(Local Author and Artist)Fee: $30/PersonLocation: Tom’s Drawing Board,52 N. Brown St., RhinelanderRegistration Deadline: Mar. 6Min/Max: 5/20Course Number: 21

Watercolor: The Big SkyJoin Tom Barnett as you gaze into the universe with this mindbending galactic scene. The silhouetted foreground will delivera dynamic impact for the galaxy in the background.

Date and Time: Thursday, Apr. 23, 6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10-adultInstructor: Thomas Barnett(Local Author and Artist)Fee: $15/personLocation: RHS Room 134 (Art Room)Registration Deadline: Apr. 20Min/Max: 5/20Course Number: 29

Oil Painting: Tropical DreamsTom Barnett brings you to a warm island through the magic ofoil painting. This painting will have you summer dreaming andkicking off thosewinter blues.

Date and Time: Friday, May 8, 6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10-adultInstructor: Thomas Barnett(Local Author and Artist)Fee: $30/personLocation: Tom’s Drawing Board,52 N. Brown St., RhinelanderRegistration Deadline: May 7Min/Max: 5/20Course Number: 31

Pottery: Hand-building with ClayThis series of classes focuses upon learning ways to createfunctional pottery using a variety of techniques and methods,including coiling, slab construction, and using forms to createshapes. Lessons will include discussion of design, creatingtextures and patterns, and using a variety of tools to createone of a kind art work. Take one, some, or all of the classes.Suitable for beginners to those with more advanced skills. Allclasses are for adults (ages 18 and older). The instructor is JoanMolloy Slack, owner and artist at Riverrun Pottery and FiberArt. All classes will take place in the Rhinelander High SchoolArt Room (Room 134).Baking Dishes and Pie Plates

Date and Time: Saturday, Jan. 25, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmCourse Number: 7Registration Deadline: Jan. 21Fee: $40/person

Plates, Platters and BowlsDate and Time: Saturday, Feb. 8, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmCourse Number: 12Registration Deadline: Feb. 4Fee: $40/person

Serving Dishes and TablewareDate and Time: Saturday, Feb. 22, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmCourse Number: 16Registration Deadline: Feb. 18Fee: $40/person

Vases and TeapotsDate and Time: Saturday, Feb. 29, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmCourse Number: 19Registration Deadline: Feb. 25Fee: $40/person

Felt Making: Creating Art with FleeceThis series of classes provides a sequential building oftechniques and skills for creating beautiful art using needlefelting. Students will learn the many ways to work with fleeceand needle felting to create functional and decorative worksof art. Take one, some, or all of the classes! All levels ofexperience welcome. All classes are for adults (ages 18 andolder). The instructor is Joan Molloy Slack, owner and artist atRiverrun Pottery and Fiber Art. All classes will take place inthe Rhinelander High School Art Room (Room 134).

Needle Felting 101Students will create a sampler of different methods, then acolored wool landscape to utilize the techniques learned, aswell as several other projects.

Date and Time: Saturday, Jan. 18, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmCourse Number: 4Registration Deadline: Jan. 14Fee: $35/person

The ART of FeltingLearn how to use creative designs, interesting compositions,and vibrant colors to create unique felted designs.

Date and Time: Saturday, Feb. 1, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmCourse Number: 8Registration Deadline: Jan. 28Fee: $40/person

Felting a LandscapeCompose, felt, embellish! Using needle felting techniques, wewill create original landscapes with fiber. You will learn howto use composition and design, colors and embellishments tocreate a beautiful art work.

Date and Time: Saturday, Feb. 15, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmCourse Number: 14Registration Deadline: Feb. 11Fee: $40/person

FITNESSZumba with Val (three offerings)The most awesome workout ever! Dance to great music, withgreat people, and burn calories without even realizing it. Noexperience necessary! This class is open for participants of allabilities. Dance moves can be modified to fit individual needs.

First Offering: Wednesdays, Jan. 15 – Feb. 19,6:30 - 7:30 pmCourse Number: 1Registration Deadline: Jan. 13

Second Offering: Wednesdays, Feb. 26 – April 8,6:30 - 7:30 pm(no class Mar. 18 – Spring Break)Course Number: 17Registration Deadline: Feb. 24

Third Offering: Wednesdays, Apr. 15 – May 20,6:30 - 7:30 pmCourse Number: 26Registration Deadline: Apr. 13

Ages: 10 - adultInstructor: Val FoleyFee: $18/personDrop In Fee: $4/person/timeLocation: James Williams Middle School GymnasiumMin/Max: 10/60

Total Body Training: Kettlebell, Bodyweight, Boxing,and “Yoga Shred Inspired” Fitness (three offerings)This class combines kettlebell, boxing, bodyweight, yoga, andunconventional fitness to be a challenging, and EXTREMELYINTENSE workout. Part of this class is “Yoga Shred -Inspired”. YogaShred moves are yoga inspired asanas set toHIIT forms to create strength and have less impact on thejoints. They are made to strengthen yoga students for themost common - and even more advanced poses. YogaShredworkouts will allow students to gain additional joint and muscleflexibility. YogaShreds are done in Tabata timing, or 4-minuteblocks of 20 seconds of activity, 10 seconds of rest, for8 rounds total.

First Offering: Wednesdays, Jan. 15 – Feb. 19,6:15 - 7:00 pmCourse Number: 2Registration Deadline: Jan. 13

Second Offering: Wednesdays, Feb. 26 – April 8,6:15 - 7:00 pm(no class Mar. 18 – Spring Break)Course Number: 18Registration Deadline: Feb. 24

Third Offering: Wednesdays, Apr. 15 – May 20,6:15 - 7:00 pmCourse Number: 27Registration Deadline: Feb. 24

Ages: 16 - adultInstructor: Yoga Shred Trained InstructorRoni DetienneFee: $20/personLocation: Aspirus Community Fitness Center (located inRhinelander High School)Min/Max: 5/15

Foundation Flow YogaThis class is for those new to yoga or those wanting to re-visitthe groundwork of yoga in a friendly, non-intimidating way.In this progressive 4 week course, you will learn foundationalyoga poses taught in a classic vinyasa flow including sunsalutations A & B, proper alignment, and pranayama (breathwork). Upon completion, students will have the foundation andinspiration they need for a lasting, beneficial practice, as wellas the confidence to step into any yoga class!

Date and Time: Mondays, Feb. 17 – Mar. 9(4 meetings), 5:30 - 6:30 pmAges: Grade 9 - AdultInstructor: Brittney WebsterFee: $20/personProps: Yoga mat & Yoga blocks suggestedLocation: RHS LibraryRegistration Deadline: Feb. 6Max: 12Course Number: 15

Open Pickleball for BeginnersThis program provides an opportunity for participants to playPickleball in a low-impact, low-pressure environment. It isdesigned for beginners or for participants who are not lookingto be overly competitive. Not sure if Pickleball is for you? Stopby and try it out for free! Weekly sign-in is required.

Date and Time: Tuesdays, Jan. 7 – May 26,4:30 - 7:30 pm (no program on March 17 due toSpring Break)Ages: adults onlyFee: FREELocation: Crescent Elementary School Gymnasium

Pick-up BasketballAdults and high school students are welcome to participatein pick-up basketball games on Wednesday evenings at JamesWilliams Middle School. Come join the fun! Pick-up basketballis FREE! Pre-registration is NOT required, but please sign inwhen you arrive. Get on our email list to receive updates andreminders!

Date and Time: Wednesdays, Jan. 8 – May 27,7:45 - 9:15 pm (no program on March 18 due toSpring Break)Ages: Grade 9 - adultFee: FREELocation: James Williams Middle School Gymnasium(please enter through Door 14 in the back of the building)

Community Open SwimFor all members of the community! Enjoy family time and lapswim in the Heck Family Community Pool (located in RHS).

Date/Time: Sundays throughout the school year from10:00 am - 1:00 pmAges: All (children under 10 years old must be accompaniedby an adult)Fee: FREERegistration: Pre-registration is not required, however, sign-in is required upon arrival. The pool will be closed on certainholidays and school breaks. Please visit the School District ofRhinelander website for more information:http://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/fitnesspool.cfm

Hall Walking at RHSEnjoy the warmth of the Rhinelander High School building!Designated hallways at RHS are open FREE OF CHARGEfor community members to walk throughout the year.Hall walking is available during Fitness Center hours.Please sign in with the Fitness Center attendant upon arrival.For more information about hall walking, visitwww.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/fitnesspool.cfm orcall (715) 365-9745.

FOOD and COOKINGTacos, Rellenos, and EnchiladasCinco de Mayo is just around the corner, and whether you’rehosting friends for a simple party or putting on a full-out fiesta,you’ll need some good Mexican party food! Learn how to turnthese specialties into amazing over-the-top meals. We’ll prepareFish Tacos with Mango-Pineapple Slaw, Sour Cream ChickenEnchiladas, and Authentic Chile Rellenos.

Date and Time: Thursday, Apr. 16, 5:30 - 7:30 pmAges: 10 to adult (ages 10-14 must be accompaniedby an adult)Instructor: Dottie ReederFee: $17/personLocation: Rhinelander High School Cooking Classroom(Rm. 112)Registration Deadline: Apr. 10Min/Max: 6/15Course Number: 28

Keto, Vegan, and Paleo Made EasyThese recipes prove that you don’t have to deprive yourself inorder to lose weight and get healthy. Come for a fascinatingclass to learn what works best for you. This lesson includesPaleo Chipotle Lime Cauliflower Hummus with Jicama Fries,Keto Almond Flour Tortillas, Firecracker Shrimp Tacos, andCheesy Vegan Broccoli Soup.

Date and Time: Thursday, Apr. 23, 5:30 - 7:30 pmAges: 10 to adult (ages 10-14 must be accompaniedby an adult)Instructor: Dottie ReederFee: $17/personLocation: Rhinelander High School Cooking Classroom(Rm. 112)Registration Deadline: Apr. 20Min/Max: 6/15Course Number: 30

HOME and HOBBIESStamps, Ink, and Paper Card Making:Valentine’s Day!In this class we will create 5 handmade Valentine cards and a3-D project using stamps, inks, and paper. We will use beautifulprinted paper and simple card layouts. This is a great class forthe beginner or avid stamper.

Date and Time: Wednesday, Feb. 5, 6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10 - adult (ages 10-14 must be accompaniedby an adult)Instructor: Kristy HicksFee: $15/personLocation: RHS Room 134 (Art Room)Registration Deadline: Jan. 31Min/Max: 5/15Course Number: 9

Stamps, Ink, and Paper Card Making:All-Occasion!In the class, you will create 5 handmade all-occasion cardsusing stamps, inks, and paper. We will use beautiful printedpaper and simple card layouts. This is a great class for beginnerstampers and anyone who enjoys crafting.

Date and Time: Wednesday, Mar. 25, 6:00 - 8:00 pmAges: 10 - adult (ages 10-14 must be accompaniedby an adult)Instructor: Kristy HicksFee: $15/personLocation: RHS Room 134 (Art Room)Registration Deadline: Jan. 31Min/Max: 5/15Course Number: 24

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If you have an idea for a community class, or if you have a skill, talent, or knowledge you would like to share with the community, please contactCommunity Education Coordinator Mike Cheslock at 715-365-9745 or cheslmik@rhinelander.k12.wi.us.

We have ONLINE REGISTRATION! Visit http://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/communityeducation.cfm for instructions on how toregister online with a credit or debit card. If the online software indicates that the class is full, there may still be roomif you register by paper. Please call 715-365-9745 to inquire about space.

We encourage online registration, but you can still register by mail or drop off.A paper registration form can be found athttp://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/communityeducation.cfm. Please print the form, complete it, and mail it with payment to theaddress on the form.Your registration and payment must be received before the registration deadline for the class. Personal check is preferred.

Beginner Basket Weaving: Garlic BasketWeave a garlic basket to enjoy the bounty of the garden. Suitable forbeginners, in this class you will learn traditional basket weaving techniquessuch as laying out a base, weaving up the sides in a free form twiningtechnique, and a simple braided rim. Each basket will be unique and readyto hang in your kitchen. You will receive materials for 2 baskets so you cangive one as a gift. Even if you don’t grow your own garlic, you will enjoyusing a basket you created with your own hands. Approximate size of basket:3 inches in diameter x 4 inches tall. Class fee includes all materials for twobaskets and use of instructor’s tools.

Date and Time: Tuesday, May 19, 6:00 - 8:30 pmAges: 16 to adultInstructor: Dianne MocklerFee: $30/personLocation: Rhinelander High School Art Room (Room 134)Registration Deadline: May 14Min/Max: 5/10Course Number: 33

OUTDOOR RECREATION AND SAFETY7th Annual Cross Country Ski ClinicBrought to you by Mel’s Trading Post, participants will learn thebasics of cross country skiing. Parents and children are encouragedto participate together. If you do not have your own skis, please visitMel’s Trading Post before the day of the course to get pre-fitted.There is no charge for use of equipment. Participants may bring theirown equipment.

Date and Time: Saturday, Feb. 8, 9:00 am - 12:00 pmAges: All ages are welcomeInstructor: Craig Dumar from Mel’s Trading PostFee: $10/personLocation: Rhinelander High School (trails and fields)Registration Deadline: Feb. 4Min/Max: 6/30Course Number: 11

Hunter’s Safety CourseThe Oneida County Sheriff’s Office is sponsoring a WisconsinDNR certified hunter education course. Course objectives include:reduce the potential for accidents, injuries and fatalities; reducethe potential for conflict between participants, landowners andother resource users; promote safe, responsible and ethical useof the environment and our resources. Students are required toobtain a DNR customer ID number for this class.After youregister online at https://www.rhinelander.k12.wi.us/community/communityeducation.cfm, please contact the DNR at1-888-936-7463 to obtain this number. THEN, PLEASECONTACT MIKE CHESLOCK EITHERBY PHONE AT 715-365-9745 OR BY EMAIL ATcheslmik@rhinelander.k12.wi.us AND PROVIDE HIM WITHTHIS NUMBER. This will ensure proper registration. STUDENTSWITH SPECIAL NEEDS ARE ASKED TO NOTIFY US PRIORTO CLASS AND REQUEST SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONSTHAT MAY BE REQUIRED FOR PARTICIPATION.

Dates and Times: April 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, and23 -- 4:00 - 7:00 pm each day (potential range days and times willbe discussed at class)Ages: Age 12 and older is the target age, but all ages are welcome(parents may sit in with students free of charge, unless they aretaking the tests and getting certified themselves)Instructor: Brad Fogerty from the Oneida CountySheriff’s OfficeFee: $10/personLocation: Oneida County Sheriff’s OfficeRegistration Deadline: Apr. 7Min/Max: 10/20Course Number: 25

YOUNG CHILDWiggle, Giggle, and Shake! (two offerings)Presented by Children’s Hospital of WI Community Services,“Wiggle, Giggle, and Shake!” is a music and movement program forcaregiver and child, designed to stimulate your child’s developmentwhile celebrating and nurturing the remarkable bond you share.

First Offering: Thursdays, Jan. 16 - Feb. 13,5:30 – 6:15 pm (5 weeks)Course Number: 3Registration Deadline: Jan. 13

Second Offering: Tuesdays, Mar. 24 – Apr. 28,5:30 – 6:15 pm (6 weeks)Course Number: 23Registration Deadline: Mar. 20

Ages: Children birth to 5 years with any adult caregiverInstructor: Tondra Koser from Children’s Hospital of WICommunity ServicesFee: $10/familyLocation: Pelican Elementary School Rm. 111Min/Max: 5/10

Toddler/Young Child Reverse Stencil Painting (two offerings)Help your child paint a unique canvas. We will be using differenttechniques to paint a canvas with a customized stencil of yourchoice. Once the canvas is painted, we will then remove thestencil, leaving your child’s artwork and stencil outline on thecanvas for you to enjoy for years to come. You will be takinghome the canvas the same day so please make accommodationsto transport, as paint may still be wet/tacky. The instructor willcontact you prior to the class to discuss the customizable stencilchoices. Examples include: child’s first name, family last name,outline of child’s favorite character, etc. You and your child willwant to bring old clothes or wear aprons, as painting can getmessy.

First Offering: Monday, Feb. 10, 5:30 - 6:30 pmCourse Number: 13Registration Deadline: Feb. 5

Second Offering: Wednesday, Mar. 11, 5:30 - 6:30 pmCourse Number: 22Registration Deadline: Mar.6

Ages: 3-6Instructor: Susan WinterFee: $37/personLocation: Pelican Elementary School, Room 111Min/Max: 2/8

HODAG FAB LAB COMMUNITY HOURSThe mission of the Hodag Fab Lab is to expose students and theRhinelander community to some of the valuable tools that willallow them to learn and gain a wealth of opportunity. The Fab Labtools are common in today’s manufacturing facilities. Some ofthe tools available include cutters, scanners, printers, replicators,engravers, routers, saws, surfacers, jointers, and sanders. Someexamples of what can be created in the Fab Lab include: signs,benches, plaques, glass engravings, key chains, medals, cribbageboards, and more!

Date and Time: Mondays and Wednesdays from5:00 - 7:00 pm year-roundAges: All ages welcome(children younger than 9th grade must be accompaniedby an adult)Instructor: Mike Wojtusik(RHS Industrial Technology Teacher)Fee: Free to try out! 1-year memberships are $50/single and$75/family. Rhinelander students are free!Location: RHS Fab Lab

AQUATIC PROGRAMSThe School District of Rhinelander offers Aquatic programs foryouth throughout the year. For more information, call Megan at715-490-2176.