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Childcare Center: 10235 School Street, Hartland, 48353 • Farms Intermediate School: 581 Taylor Rd., Brighton, 48114Hartland Education Support Service Center (HESSC): 9525 E. Highland Rd., Howell 48843 • Heritage Park: 12439 Highland Rd, Hartland 48353

Ore Creek Middle School: 3250 N. Hartland Rd., Hartland 48353 • Village Elementary: 10632 Hibner Rd., Hartland 48353

Table of Contents

Hartland Community Education Locations

Alternative Education 3

Adult Fitness 15

Adult Guitar & Piano Lessons 12

After School Basketball 6

Babysitter’s Training 4

Basketball 6

Box with Polymer Clay Tiles 12

Child Care Center/Latch Key 3

COVID 19 Responsibilities and Procedures 5, 7, 8 & 14

Dynamic Expressions Dance 9

Field Hockey Clinic 6

Gentle Yoga 14

Hartland Aquatic Center 16

Hartland Gymnastics Academy 10

Hartland Preschool 2

Health Care & Your Retirement 13

Intro Gymnastics 11

Karate for Families 8 &14

Karate for Kids 8

Kiddie Sports 5

Learn Windows 10 13

Little Monkeys Open Intro Gymnastics 8

Maximizing Social Security 13

Microsoft Word Made Easy 13

Mom and Tot Fitness 5

On the Stage with Silverstein 5

Our Own Show 4

Outdoor Fun with Coach Jan 7

Outdoor Volleyball Fun 6

Parent Tot Soccer 7

Pendant & Beads with Mokume Gane 12

Photography & Your Camera 12

Pin & Magnet with Clay Canes 12

Pre-Kickers Soccer 7

Road to Retirement: Keys to Financial Success 13

Safe On My Own 4

School’s Out Futsal & Soccer Clinic 7

Self-Defense for Women 14

Sports Starters 5

Tennis 6

Youth Guitar & Piano Lessons 4

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At Hartland Consolidated Schools Preschool, we have a highly qualified staff of early childhood educators who have a passion for being in the classroom! We offer a variety of class times with two locations. Each of our classrooms are filled with hands-on learning experiences, sensory and dramatic play, and a variety of activities to foster your child’s development academically, socially, and emotionally. Our preschool teachers work closely with the Hartland kindergarten teachers and LESA support staff to ensure that your child is fully prepared for kindergarten.

The Hartland Consolidated Schools Preschool program offers two convenient locations:• The Hartland Childcare Center located on School Street in the Village of Hartland. • The Hartland Educational Support Service Center (HESSC) located on M59

All of our classrooms are equipped with interactive classroom technology to help tie in with Hartland School’s curriculum and approach to early elementary education.

Children should be developmentally prepared and independently toilet-trained. To be eligible for our 3 year old program this year, your child must be 3 before October 15. To be eligible for our 4 year old program this year, your child must be 4 before December 1.

Hartland Consolidated Schools Preschool 2020/2021 HARTLANDCOMMUNITYED.COM • CALL 810-626-2780 OR 810-626-2150

Preschool ClassesFall 2020 pg 2

Childcare Center Location:

Betty Chyo

Tracie Waldron and assistant, Amanda Del Vecchio

Michele Anderer and assistant, Tanya Carter

HESSC M-59 Location:

Dawn Lubeski and Angela Russell

Our 2020-21 Preschool teaching teams! CALL TODAY! LIMITED OPENINGS FOR FALL 2020 PRESCHOOL!Call the Community Ed office at 810.626.2150 or Hartland Childcare at 810.626.2780 or register online at www.hartlandcommunityed.com.

Jessica Pasienza, Director

2020-2021 Tuition and Payment Plans Tuition for the entire year varies depending on your choice of payment plans and whether you attend two, three, four or five days per week. Tuition that is paid in full by September 9, 2020 will be given a 5% discount, dis-counted price is listed. Or you can choose one of our payment plans. Payment plans require the use of a credit or debit card with an authorization form on file.

Refunds will be processed only when children move from the area or if all avenues to serve the child have been explored including but not limited to other available teaching classrooms.A non-refundable registration fee of $100 is due at registration. Registra-tion fee is not applicable towards the tuition amount due.

* Paid-in-full reflects a 5% discount when paid on or before September 9, 2020.

** Payment dates for 3 payment option: Sept 4. Nov 2, 2020 and February 1, 2021.

*** Payment dates for 8 payment options: (2020) Sept 4, Oct 2, Nov 6 and Dec 4. (2021) Jan 8, Feb 5, March 5 and April 2.

3 year old Tuition 8 Payments*** 3 Payments** In Full*2 days/week $135 $348 $990Virtual $100/month

4 year old Tuition 8 Payments*** 3 Payments** In Full*2 days/week $159 $417 $1,1893 days/week $238 $626 $1,7844 days/week $318 $835 $2,379 5 days/week $396 $1,043 $2,974 Extended 2 Days $212 $556 $1,586Extended 3 Days $318 $835 $2,379Virtual $100/month

www.hartlandcommunityed.com • 810.626.2150

Classes start Sept. 9th!

Classes are subject to change due to COVID 19 guidelines and/or executive orders.

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Please check out our website for our Virtual Preschool option.

Days Time Teacher Location Class Id

Mon/Wed 9–11:30 AM Chyo Childcare Center Rm. 7 3CA MWAMTues/Thurs 9–11:30 AM Chyo Childcare Center Rm. 7 3CA TTHAMTues/Thurs 9–11:30 AM Lubeski/Russell HESSC Rm 3 3LR TTHAMVirtual Anderer AV3(Virtual classes will have videos and activities run through Seesaw two days a week.)* Must be 3 by October 15th, 2020.


Mon/Wed 12– 3 PM Chyo Childcare Center Rm. 7 4CA MWPMTues/Thurs 12–3 PM Chyo Childcare Center Rm. 7 4CA TTHPMFriday 9 AM–12 PM Chyo Childcare Center Rm. 7 CA4 FAMMon–Thurs*** 12–3 PM Lubeski/Russell HESSC Rm 3 4LR PMFriday*** 12–3 PM Lubeski/Russell HESSC Rm 3 4LR FAMFriday*** 12:30–3:30 PM Lubeski/Russell HESSC Rm 3 4LR FPMVirtual Waldron WV3(Virtual classes will have videos and activities run through Seesaw two days a week.)** Must be 4 by December 1st, 2020.*** Flexible scheduling–pick any two days, three days, four days or all five days–for one registration fee.


Mon/Wed/Fri 9 AM–1 PM Anderer/Carter Childcare Center Rm. 5 4LR FPMMon/Wed 9:15 AM–1:15 PM Waldron/DelVecchio Childcare Center Rm. 9 4WDEXT MWTues/Thurs 9:15 AM–1:15 PM Waldron/DelVecchio Childcare Center Rm. 9 4WDEXT TTHFriday 9:15 AM–1:15 PM Waldron/DelVecchio Childcare Center Rm. 9 4WDEXT F

2020–2021 Three Year-Old Classes*

2020–2021 Four Year-Old Classes**

• Certified & engaging preschool teachers• Collaboration between HCS Junior/

Kindergarten teachers and coaches• Interactive classroom technology

• Zoophonics curriculum• Second Step social/emotional curriculum• Two convenient locations• Secured facilities

Four year-old extended day options:

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Childcare Alternative EducationFall 2020 pg 3

Before/After Licensed School Programs held at the Hartland Childcare Center and Lakes Elementary– Junior Kindergarten through 6th grade

We offer care for children who attend the Round, Village, Creekside, Lakes Elementaries and Farms Intermediate School for children from Junior Kindergarten through 6th grade. The children who attend the Lakes or Farms Schools may enroll at the School Street center, or take advantage of the school-age program at the Lakes Elementary School. The School Street location is open from 6 AM to 6 PM. The Lakes location is open from 6:30 AM–6 PM.

Both programs offer gym activities, arts and crafts and outside play. When you are signed up for the Before and After School Care, you also have the option of attending on the “No School” days or snow days! Our center is almost always open!

Before & After School Child Care OnlyFour to ten sessions a week: $10 a session

Two to three sessions a week: $15 a session*

* The minimum enrollment is 2 sessions a week for a charge of $30 for the week.

If your Before & After School child attends on a no school day, snow day, etc., your tuition for the day will be $45.

State Licensed Child Care FacilityJessie Terberg, Director Hartland Child Care Center

Infant Care Rates $50 daily / $250 week (2-day minimum) The Infant rate applies until the child is fully toilet trained. Daycare Rates $42 daily / $210 week (2 day minimum)

A $50 annual registration fee will be charged, per child, for all programs. We are located in downtown Hartland. For Full Time Infant and Daycare, there is a 2nd child discount. A discount of 10% is applied to the lowest tuition payment.

We are proud to have won the People’s Choice for Best Hartland Area Childcare Center. Thank you for choosing us!

LEGACY High School: Your LEGACY starts today. Working to develop a community of learners who are prepared to live, work and contribute to an ever-changing society and world.

HCS’ Alternative Education umbrella offers two options to students for completing a Hartland Consolidated Schools’ diploma. LEGACY High School is a traditional physical, brick and mortar school that has innovative programming. Established in 1982, the school continues, almost four decades later, to help students achieve the success they have not otherwise enjoyed in school while preparing for a successful post high school future.

LEGACY is housed throughout the halls of the Hartland Educational Support Services Center (HESSC) and enjoys the central location as students forge collaborative connections with our community building partners.

LEGACY boasts a fully accredited curriculum aligned with local, state and federal standards and benchmarks. Students have access to options for online, Advanced Placement, dual-enrollment, share time and internships with the school. It is the soft skills of job employability, substance abuse awareness, career planning and social emotional awareness, however, that enhances and bolsters the standard curricula. The school has on-site counseling, group support, academic tutoring and planning for successful futures.

Students that attend LEGACY care about their education and strive for successful futures. They are on a reduced-hour daily schedule, and time away from the classroom allows for greater involvement in career planning, work experience and community involvement/ volunteerism.

Need more information? Please call Principal, Nicole Conley at 810.626.2140.

Hartland Virtual Academy (HVA): Together, we can do VIRTUALLY anything! Twenty-first century learners whose successful futures are built by contributing, working and changing society interconnectedly.

HCS’ Alternative Education umbrella offers another option to students for complet-ing a Hartland Consolidated Schools’ diploma. Hartland Virtual Academy is a cyber learning opportunity with traditional roots in Hartland’s heritage of academic excel-lence. For a decade, the school has helped students achieve high school diplomas while pursuing amazing feats like national sports titles, political campaigning and movie roles.

HVA is located in the Hartland Educational Support Services Center (HESSC), and has various lab times open to meet the convenience and flexibility for every student. HVA pairs Michigan Virtual instructors with HVA teacher mentors for a network of online learner support that contributes to a high success ratio. Students have access to Advanced Placement, dual-enrollment, share time, internships, clubs and more with HVA.

Students that attend HVA care about their education and strive for successful futures. They are required to attend a computer lab once a week for mentor check-in and curriculum accountability.

Need more information? Please call Principal, Nicole Conley at 810.626.2140.

Please come and visit our center to see all the activity. Call the office at 810.626.2780 or e-mail [email protected].

Director, Jessie Terberg 810.626.2780 Nicole Conley, Principal of LEGACY High School 810.626.2140

Hartland Community Education Mission StatementThe mission of Hartland Community Education is to furnish the community of Hartland, through citizen involvement, programs in recreation, enrichment and cultural activities providing lifelong education. In compliance with federal regulations, Hartland Commu-nity Education Department does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, national origin or non-disqualifying handicaps.

9525 E. Highland Road, Howell, MI 48483 • 810.626.2150

Fall 2020 pg 4Youth Enrichment Programs

Babysitter’s TrainingInstructor: Marcia Schultz

Oct 23 BST10 F F 9 AM–3 PM HESSC, Rm 3 $50

Dec 18 BST12 F F 9 AM–3 PM HESSC, Rm 3 $50

Babysitter’s training class is a great basic course that will teach 11-14 year olds the responsibilities and qualities of being a good babysitter. This course is ideal for cur-rent and future babysitters and includes a component on CPR. The students will learn care giving skills and how to manage real life emergencies. Please bring lunch to eat during class. Students must be 11 years old the first day of class.

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Youth Guitar and Piano Lessons Instructor: Wayne Mrdjenovich

Sept–Dec VYML F 5 week virtual session $140*

Sept–Dec YML F 5 week in-person lessons Schafer’s House of Music $140*

Private guitar and piano lessons for beginning to advanced and professional level musicians are a wonderful way to advance your musical education. These enjoyable lessons allow students to play their favorite songs while gaining a deeper under-standing of chords, scales, note reading and music theory. Award winning instructor Wayne M. Mrdjenovich has over 40 years of experience playing the guitar, teaching and writing books in the field of music education. Students must provide their own guitar. The instructor will contact students to schedule these 30 minute sessions. Virtual lessons will take place via the internet with Facetime or Zoom. In per-son lessons will take place off-site at Schafer’s House of Music, 113 W. Grand River, Howell 48843 on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Students may re register for sessions throughout the Fall. For students in grades PK-8.* There is an additional cost for materials.

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Safe On My Own Instructor: Marcia Schultz

Nov 20 SOMO F F 4–8 PM HESSC, Rm 3 $45

Learn how to be aware of your surroundings and about internet and communication safety, self defense, first aid, cooking safety, and how to stay “unplugged” in this new class. This class is geared towards students who are home by themselves after school or periods of time during the day. It will also include role plays and dinner made by the students. This class is recom-mended for students 5th grade and up.


To Avoid Disappointment, Register EARLY for Classes. Minimums and maximums exist. Many classes need a minimum amount of stu-dents met for the class to run. Classes that have not met that mini-mum by a certain date may have to be canceled!

Our Own Show Instructor: Shannon Egenolf

Oct 29–Dec 17 OOS F Th 6–7 PM HESSC, Rm 50 $100

Working together, students will be led through a process in which they create an original play consisting of a variety of different pieces under one chosen theme. Great for ages 11 to 15. Parents will provide simple costume pieces and props. The final performance will be recorded and emailed to families. No class November 26th.


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Mom and Tot Fitness Instructor: Debbie Hamina

Oct 5–26 MTF F M 10:30–11:30 AM HESSC, Rm 50 $20

Get in shape and have fun too! Use your baby/toddler in your workout to interact, get strong and set a great example. By using your child’s body weight to enhance your workout–you will get strong, burn calories and bond with your child too! This class is not designed to be a “singing songs and finger play time,” you will sweat and get a great workout! Moms of children under 9 months are encouraged to bring a baby sling/carrier to help in some of the exercises. This class is open to moms, dads, grandparents and caregivers with a child(ren) from birth to three years old.


Sports Starters Instructor: Coach Dave, Leisure Unlimited

Sept 11–Oct 16 LUSS9 F F 10:30–11:30 AM HESSC, Outside $74

Oct 30–Dec 11 LUSS10 F F 10:30–11:30 AM HESSC, Gym $74

Children will love this first introduction to sports such as soccer, hockey, basketball, football, tee-ball, volleyball, lacrosse, and more! Using silly games, hula hoops, fris-bees and soft balls, children learn throwing, catching, and kicking with easy-to-un-derstand instructions. Our emphasis is on effort and sportsmanship for a positive learning experience. Wear gym shoes, dress for the weather, and bring a water bottle. This class is for ages 3-5. Children must be potty-trained and age three by the first day of class. No class on November 27th.


On the Stage with Silverstein Instructor: Shannon Egenolf

Oct 28–Dec 16 OSWS F W 6–7 PM HESSC $100

Using the poems of Shel Silverstein, we will be putting together a “play” where every par-ticipant will come together to bring this fun poetry to life. Great for ages 7 to 11. Parents will provide simple costume pieces and props. The final performance will be recorded and emailed to families. No class November 25th.


COVID 19 Responsibilities and Procedures

The following steps will be taken by the instructor:• Ensure they (instructors) are healthy and check their temperature before activities with

others.• Conduct all classes in compliance with state and local social distancing guidelines.• Cloth face coverings should be worn when entering and leaving the buildings and when

less than 6 feet from participants. • Ensure all students are not sharing equipment or supplies.• Ensure all students wash hands before & after activities, going outside and eating.• Equipment will be sanitized after each class.• Instructors will take attendance and ask if the participant is symptom/fever free and has

not been exposed to someone with COVID19 in the past 14 days and has not been sick for the past 3 days.

Parent Responsibilities:• Ensure your child is healthy, and check your child’s temperature before activities with

others. If your child has experienced any feelings of being ill, or any COVID-19 symptoms, do not send your child to practice.

• Be sure your child has necessary sanitizing products with them at class.• Adhere to social distance requirements based on current state and local health require-

ments.• Do not assist your instructor with supplies before or after class.

Student Responsibilities:• Take your temperature daily and especially before activities with others.• Wash hands thoroughly before and after class.• Bring, and use, hand sanitizer with you at every class.• Do not touch or share other student’s equipment, water, food or bags.• Do not touch the instructors equipment. • Practice social distancing, place supplies at least 6 feet apart.• No group celebrations, high-5s, hugs, handshakes, fist-bumps, etc.• Follow all CDC guidelines as well as those of your local health authorities.• If exposed to COVID19 or develop symptoms, please notify Community Ed 810-626-2150.

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If you have a unique skill set or talent and are interested in teaching, we would like to meet with you. Contact Stephanie for more information 810-626-2143 or stephaniedarish@ hartlandschools.us.

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TennisInstructor: Jan Doke Location: HESSC Tennis Courts

Sept 14–Oct 12 T914a M 5–6 PM 5–9 $60

Sept 14–Oct 12 T914b M 6–7:30 PM 10+ $90

Oct 23* T1023a F 3:30–4:30 PM 5–9 $12

Oct 23* T1023b F 4:30–6 PM 10+ $18

Dec 18* T1218a F 3:30–4:30 PM 5–9 $12

Dec 18* T1218b F 4:30–6 PM 10+ $18

Come learn tennis while hav-ing fun. Our goal is to have fun and increase our tennis skills. Students will be learning basic tennis skills, strokes, and rules of tennis while improving hand-eye coordination. This class will be held at the tennis courts at HESSC on M-59. Please come 5 minutes early and be ready to play at your start time so we can take full advantage of your time. Students must bring their own racket. * Denotes a non-school day and class will meet in the gym.

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Field Hockey ClinicInstructor: Deanna Radcliffe, HHS Girl’s Field Hockey Coach

Sept 12–Oct 31 FH9 F Sat 9–10 AM Ore Creek, Field hockey field $80

Come learn a new sport! Did you know that Hartland High School has a girl’s field hockey program? The coaches and players will be running an 8 week clinic starting on Sep-tember 12th. Let us teach you the fundamentals of field hockey! This is open for girls in grades K-8th grade. You will need the following equipment: stick, mouth guard and shin guards. We recommend gog-gles as well. If you have any equipment questions, you can email [email protected].


Basketball Instructor: Coach Dave, Leisure Unlimited

Sept 10–Oct 15 LUBB9 F Th 5–5:55 PM HESSC, Outdoor Court $74

Oct 29–Dec 10 LUBB10 F Th 6:55–7:50 PM HESSC, Gym $74

Players will learn or improve their individual shooting, dribbling and passing tech-niques through skill-oriented drills, games, and scrimmages. In addition, we will cover rules, positions, offense, and defense. Bring a water bottle, basketball, wear gym shoes and dress for the weather. This class is for ages 7-10. No class November 26.


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Kiddie Sports Instructor: Coach Dave, Leisure Unlimited

Sept 10–Oct 15 LUKS9 F Th 6:05–7 PM HESSC, Tennis Courts $74

Oct 29–Dec 10 LUKS11 F Th 5:55–6:50 PM HESSC, Gym $74

Introduce your kids to the world of sports. We instruct the basics of the following sports: soccer, tee-ball, kickball, basketball, floor hockey, volleyball, and lacrosse. We will also play silly games. Our class emphasis is on effort, cooperation, and teamwork to make this a positive learning experience. Our class emphasis is on effort and sportsmanship for a positive learning experience. Wear gym shoes, dress for the weather and bring a water bottle. This class is for ages 4-6. Children must be potty-trained and age four by the first day of class. No class November 26th.

To Avoid Disappointment, Register EARLY for Classes. Minimums and maximums exist. Many classes need a minimum amount of students met for the class to run. Classes that have not met that minimum by a certain date may have to be canceled!

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Volleyball Fun Instructor: Jo Schirtzinger

Sept 14–Oct 26 LUVB9 F M 5–6:15 PM HESSC, Fields $90

Nov 9–Dec 7 LUVB11 F M 5–6:30 PM HESSC, Gym $90

Hoping to make a tryout team in the future? Learn and practice the proper tech-niques for passing, spiking, setting, blocking and serving. Improve your individual and team skills in the areas of net play, court communication, and transition. Bring a water bottle, volleyball, wear gym shoes, and dress for the weather. This class is for players in grades 4-6. A Volley Lite ball is recommended for 4th graders. 5th and 6th graders may want a regulation ball or beach ball. No class on October 12th.

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Parent Tot Soccer Instructor: Jan Doke

Sept 16–Oct 14 PT9 F W 5:15–6 PM HESSC, Practice football field $50

This is a great introduction to soccer and our pre-kickers program. Children and parents will work on very basic soccer skills. We will also work on large motor skills based on soccer type activities. These sessions are held at the HESSC on M-59 on the field behind the football field. This class is recommended for children at least 24 months and a parent or caregiver.

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School’s Out Futsal & Soccer Clinic Instructor: Dan Price

Oct 23 SOC10 F F 8:30 AM–12:30 PM HESSC, Main Gym $30

Dec 18 SOC12 F F 8:30 AM–12:30 PM HESSC, Main Gym $30

Come join us for some fun on the Futsal court. You can hone your soccer skills indoor. We’ll be working on ball mastery, dribbling, passing and shooting. This is suitable for ages 6-12 years old and will end with a futsal tournament. Bring your tennis shoes, bottle of water, peanut free snack, and soccer ball! See you on the court.


Pre-Kickers Soccer Instructor: Jan Doke

Sept 16–Oct 14 PK9 F W 6:15–7:15 PM HESSC, Practice football field $60

Learn dribbling, passing, shooting, throw-ins, game situations, and how to use the different parts of the foot. Players should wear shin guards and tennis shoes and bring a size 3 soc-cer ball, please no cleats. These sessions are held at the HESSC on M-59 on the field behind the football field. This class is recommended for ages 3-4 years old.

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COVID 19 Responsibilities and ProceduresThe following steps will be taken by the instructor:

• Ensure they (instructors) are healthy and check their temperature before activities with others.

• Conduct all classes in compliance with state and local social distancing guidelines.

• Cloth face coverings should be worn when entering and leaving the buildings and when less than 6 feet from participants.

• Ensure all students are not sharing equipment or supplies.

• Ensure all students wash hands before & after activi-ties, going outside and eating.

• Equipment will be sanitized after each class.

• Instructors will take attendance and ask if the partici-pant is symptom/fever free and has not been exposed to someone with COVID19 in the past 14 days and has not been sick for the past 3 days.

Parent Responsibilities:

• Ensure your child is healthy, and check your child’s temperature before activities with others. If your child has experienced any feelings of being ill, or any COVID-19 symptoms, do not send your child to practice.

• Be sure your child has necessary sanitizing products with them at class.

• Adhere to social distance requirements based on current state and local health requirements.

• Do not assist your instructor with supplies before or after class.

Student Responsibilities:

• Take your temperature daily and especially before activities with others.

• Wash hands thoroughly before and after class.

• Bring, and use, hand sanitizer with you at every class.

• Do not touch or share other student’s equipment, water, food or bags.

• Do not touch the instructors equipment.

• Practice social distancing, place supplies at least 6 feet apart.

• No group celebrations, high-5s, hugs, handshakes, fist-bumps, etc.

• Follow all CDC guidelines as well as those of your local health authorities.

• If exposed to COVID19 or develop symptoms, please notify Community Ed 810-626-2150.

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Outdoor Fun with Coach Jan Instructor: Jan Doke

Sept 15–Oct 15 9:30–10:15 AM HESSC, Outside $60(Parent/Tot)

Sept 15–Oct 15 10:30–11:15 AM HESSC, Outside $65(3 Year-old)

Sept 15–Oct 15 11:30 AM–12:30 PM HESSC, Outside $65(Ages 4–6)

Join Coach Jan for some outdoor fun this Fall. Tuesday class will be a physical educa-tion class for youngsters. Wednesday will be soccer and Thursday will be gymnastics. All classes will meet outside. Please dress for the weather. Participating parents must wear a mask. Monday is a makeup day for classes cancelled due to weather. Please ensure your child uses the bathroom before arrival. Porta potties are available for emergencies.

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*PLEASE NOTE: There are “NO REFUNDS” for 1 day classes or workshops or classes 1-4 sessions in length. You may designate a substitute participant if you cannot attend. A refund will be issued on classes five (5) sessions or longer MINUS a $10 Processing Fee per class or program.


Karate for Kids Instructor: Sanchin Ryu Family Martial Arts

Nov 2–Dec 16 SRK11 F M 6–7 PM HESSC Rm 50 $35

Our program combines two crucial cours-es into one, Sanchin-Ryu Karate & Self Defense and Project: Secure Child (child safety). Students will be trained with proven, age-appropriate techniques that are necessary for kids to protect themselves. This program is set in a fun, yet structured environment which will give your child a positive outlook on learning a martial art. In-structors maintain continual certification to ensure the highest level of quality instruc-tion for their students. This is an ongoing course where students have the opportunity to continue their education in the same location with no hidden fees. Uniforms are available but not required. This class is recommended for K- 8 grades.

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Little Monkeys Open Intro Gymnastics Instructor: Jan Doke

Start date TBD M 12:15–1 PM HESSC $10/class*

Hartland Gymnastics is excited to offer a preschool play time. Little Monkeys play time is an opportunity for children walking to six years old to explore by playing in a safe, kid friendly environment. At these ages, learning is best done through play. Parents/adult chaperones assist as their little monkeys explore different surfaces, textures, colors, shapes, and obstacles in a fun, safe environment. Active adult participation is required so all the “Little Monkeys” can play and learn in a safe environment. A current waiver must be on file to participate No session Nov. 23rd.* Prepay and save with three classes for $25.

COVID 19 Responsibilities and ProceduresThe following steps will be taken by the instructor:

• Ensure they (instructors) are healthy and check their temperature before activities with others.

• Conduct all classes in compliance with state and local social distancing guidelines.

• Cloth face coverings should be worn when entering and leaving the buildings and when less than 6 feet from participants.

• Ensure all students are not sharing equipment or supplies.

• Ensure all students wash hands before & after activi-ties, going outside and eating.

• Equipment will be sanitized after each class.

• Instructors will take attendance and ask if the partici-pant is symptom/fever free and has not been exposed to someone with COVID19 in the past 14 days and has not been sick for the past 3 days.

Parent Responsibilities:

• Ensure your child is healthy, and check your child’s temperature before activities with others. If your child has experienced any feelings of being ill, or any COVID-19 symptoms, do not send your child to practice.

• Be sure your child has necessary sanitizing products with them at class.

• Adhere to social distance requirements based on current state and local health requirements.

• Do not assist your instructor with supplies before or after class.

Student Responsibilities:

• Take your temperature daily and especially before activities with others.

• Wash hands thoroughly before and after class.

• Bring, and use, hand sanitizer with you at every class.

• Do not touch or share other student’s equipment, water, food or bags.

• Do not touch the instructors equipment.

• Practice social distancing, place supplies at least 6 feet apart.

• No group celebrations, high-5s, hugs, handshakes, fist-bumps, etc.

• Follow all CDC guidelines as well as those of your local health authorities.

• If exposed to COVID19 or develop symptoms, please notify Community Ed 810-626-2150.


New Instructors Wanted!



Karate for Families Instructor: Sanchin Ryu Family Martial Arts

Sept 14–Oct 12 SRF9 F M 6–7 PM HESSC, Outside $50

Nov 2–Dec 16 SRA11 F M 7–8 PM HESSC Rm 50 $70

Set in a fun, non-competitive and informative atmosphere, this program allows parents to learn alongside their children. Physical techniques will be instructed along with drills and exercises, to help you have a positive experience with your self-defense education. Sanchin-Ryu will teach you how to use your whole body, rather than just certain muscle groups, so size and stature are not an issue! This class is recommended for ages 4-85.

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Note to Students and Parents:

OPEN HOUSE: Date to be determined. Dancers will be contacted. You can order shoes, meet teachers, talk about placement and register for classes during the open house.

All dance classes will be held in the dance studios located in the Hartland Educational Support Service Center. Ms. Teresa, Ms. Marissa, Ms. Annie and Ms. Denise are returning again this year for another wonderful year of instruction. We are pleased to offer teachers with lots of teaching experience who love children and dance.

The estimated class start date is mid October and ends with a dance recital scheduled for May 14th and 15th, 2021. All classes participate in the recital. The success of the recital depends on participation in both the fall and winter sessions. Please understand that upon acceptance of your fall registration by Hartland Community Education, that your child is guaranteed a spot in the winter-to-recital session.

Tuition Payments for RECITAL CLASSES ONLY: There are 3 different payment options for you to choose from:

1. Payment Option #1: You can pay your entire years’ class tuition the first week of class and receive a 5% discount off your total (Your best deal).

2. Payment Option #2: Payment can be broken into two smaller equal payments by semester with tuition being due at the time of registration and the second semester payment due by January 29th, 2021.

3. Payment Option #3: This option is only available if you use Hartland Community Education’s Monthly Tuition Payment. A Debit/Credit Card is the only form of payment accepted for this payment option. You will need to leave a credit card number on file with the Community Ed office and Ms. Teresa will process your payment the first Monday of that month. Your payment will be broken down into 8 equal monthly payments that will include a service charge each month as well. The first installment will be due at the time of registration and the following 7 payments will be made automatically with April 2021 being the last payment.

There are additional costs for shoes and costumes. Shoes can be ordered at open house or www.dancewearsolutions.com. Please check the website before ordering shoes for the correct style and color. Costumes for the recital will be ordered in December 2020. The recital is not manda-tory but your teacher will need to know if you are not going to participate. Costume prices vary from $45-$70, this includes the costume, tights and any accessories. If you decide to participate in the recital after costumes are ordered in December, you will be responsible for any addition-al shipping costs. Costume fees will be made in two payments. The first payment of the $30 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT PER COSTUME will be due on or before October 23rd, 2020, and the balance of all costumes ordered will be due on or before March 26th, 2021. By paying the costume deposit and for the consistency of the recital, you are committing to participate in both recital shows!

Please see our website for our dress code requirements. If you have questions about place-ment, shoes, classes, teachers, times, fees or anything at all, please email me at [email protected]. We want to help your family in any way we possibly can. If you have a new student and you are not sure which class is the perfect one, please talk to us and we will find an appropriate class for them.

Registration starts September 1st. Fees will be changed when classes start.

Mrs. Teresa Dorough Director/Instructor

30 minute class: $190 (pd in full, 5% disc.) or $100 per session or $27 a month* 45 minute class: $235.60 (pd in full, 5% disc.) or $124 per session or $33 a month* 60 minute class: $247 (pd in full, 5% disc.) or $130 per session or $34.50 a month** Includes monthly service fee. ** Priced subject to change depending on start date.We are also giving a class discount! If you or your family takes 3 or more RECITAL classes you will receive a $2 discount/month, if you take 4 classes you will receive a $4 discount/month and if you take 5 or more classes you will receive a $6 discount each month. The discount only applies to payment options 2 and 3. Option 1 is still the best deal with a 5% discount.

Dynamic Expressions Dance ClassesInstructors: Teresa Dorough, Marissa Barton and Denise Carson

810.626.2150

STUDIO B, Monday

DB160 Intermediate 1 Ballet (placement by teacher) 5:00–5:45 PM MBDB161 Advanced Ballet (placement by teacher) 5:50–6:35 PM MBDB162 Pointe (placement by teacher) 6:40–7:25 PM MBDB163 Intermediate 2 Ballet (placement by teacher) 7:30–8:30 PM MB

STUDIO A, Tuesday (Classes begin September 15, 2020)

DA250 Beg. Tap (0–1 years exp.), ages 4–6 4:30–5:00 PM TDDA251 Tap 1 (placement by teacher) 5:05–5:35 PM TDDA252 Jazz/Lyrical TA21 (placement by teacher) 5:40–6:40 PM TDDA253 Jazz/Lyrical TA2 (placement by teacher) 6:45–7:45 PM TDDA254 High School Tap (no experience necessary) 7:50–8:20 PM TD

Studio B, Tuesday

DB260 Beg. Ballet (0–1 years exp.), ages 4–6 5:05–5:35 PM MBDB261 Jazz/Lyrical TB (placement by teacher) 5:40–6:40 PM MB

STUDIO A, Wednesday (Classes begin September 16, 2020)

DA350 Beg. Jazz (0–1 years exp.), ages 7–9 5:05–5:35 PM TDDA351 Ballet (0–2 years exp.) ages 7–9 5:40–6:10 PM TDDA352 Tap (0–2 years exp.) ages 7–9 6:15–6:45 PM TDDA353 Jazz/Hip Hop (0–1 years exp.) ages 8–9 6:50–7:50 PM TD

STUDIO B, Wednesday

DB360 Ballet (3–4 yrs exp.), ages 9–11 5:00–5:30 PM DC DB361 Tap (3–4 yrs exp.), ages 9–11 5:35–6:05 PM DC DB362 Jazz/Lyrical WB1 (placement by teacher) ages 9–11 6:10–7:10 PM DCDB363 Tap 4 (placement by teacher) 7:15–8:00 PM DCDB364 Jazz/Lyrical WB2 (placement by teacher) 8:00–9:00 PM DC

STUDIO A, Thursday (Classes begin September 17, 2020)

DA450 Beg. Tap (0–1 years exp.), ages 5–7 5:00–5:30 PM TDDA451 Beg. Ballet (0–1 years exp.), ages 5–7 5:35–6:05 PM TDDA452 Beg. Ballet (0–1 years exp.), ages 4–6 6:10–6:40 PM TDDA453 Beg. Tap (0–1 years exp.), ages 4–6 6:45–7:15 PM TDDA454 Adult Dance Class (no experience), ages18+ yrs 7:20–8:20 PM TD

STUDIO B, Thursday

DB460 Beg. Ballet (1–2 years exp.) ages 5–7 4:45–5:15 PM DCDB461 Beg. Tap (1–2 years exp.), ages 5–7 5:20–5:50 PM DCDB462 Ballet (2–3 years exp.), ages 7–9 5:55–6:25 PM DC DB463 Tap (2–3 years exp.), ages 7–9 6:30–7:00 PM DCDB464 Jazz (1–2 years exp.), ages 7–9 7:05–7:35 PM DCDB465 Tap 2/3 (placement by teacher) 7:40–8:25 PM DC

ID Name Time Instructor ID Name Time Instructor

Dance Class Fees**:


Classes, rooms and times are subject to change due to COVID 19 guidelines and/or executive orders.

Fall 2020 pg 10Hartland Gymnastics Academy

Location: HESSC, Recreation/Class Gymnasium

Hartland Gymnastics AcademyCoaches: Brenda Gordon, Kristen Papalexis, Ella Lukosavich and Sarah Shaffner

For birthday parties, call 810.626.2170 to see when we will be taking reserva-tions again. For more information see www.hartlandgymnasticsacademy. weebly.com.

www.hartlandgymnasticsacademy.weebly.com

810.626.2170

RREECCRREEAATTIIOONN CCLLAASSSSEESS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAYFall Session #1:

Sept 8th-Oct 30th7

CLASSES $91

8 CLASSES

$104

8 CLASSES

$104

8 CLASSES

$104

BEG 1 - Class includes warm-up, stretching, condi�oning, as well as an introduc�on to vault, bars, beam, floor & tumble trak.

4:30-5:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM 4:30-5:25 PM

BEG 2 - Working to perfect skills on each piece of equipment, focusing on pullovers, round offs & back bends.

5:30-6:30 PM 6:30-7:25 PM 4:30-5:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM

INTERMEDIATE - We will focus on the handstand, backward roll to push-up, bridge kick-over and back hip circle. Work con�nues on the vault, bars, beam & floor.

6:30-7:25 PM 4:30-5:25 PM 6:30-7:25 PM 6:30-7:25 PM

ADVANCED - Girls will strive to get the following skills: Stride Circle, Back Walkover, Back Handspring, Cartwheel & Handstand on Beam. By Invita�on only.

6:30-8 PM $156

REC 8+ - This class is designed for girls 8+ who are looking to improve their gymnas�cs and tumbling skills. The class is setup to accommodate every skill level from Beginner to Advanced.

7:30-8:25 PM

PRE-TEAM - Designed for girls ages 5-9 who love the sport & need to be challenged. The focus is on strength & flexibility. This is a Team program that meets 6 hours/wk. (Tu/Th), girls compete in 5 Fun Meets during the year (Dec-May). Invita�on Only.

4:30-7:30 PM Pay monthly

TTUUMMBBLLIINNGG CCLLAASSSSEESSBK WALKOVER - Skill specific class for cheerleaders 4:30-5:25 PM

BK TUCK & BK HAND SPRING - Skill specific 5:30-6:25 PM

Drop-In - Held in the Rec Gym, structured se�ng, $10 7:30-8:30 PM Drop-in $10

RREECCRREEAATTIIOONN CCLLAASSSSEESS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAYFall Session #2:

Nov 2nd-Dec 18th7

CLASSES $91

7 CLASSES

$91

6 CLASSES

$78

6 CLASSES

$78

BEG 1 - Class includes warm-up, stretching, condi�oning, as well as an introduc�on to vault, bars, beam, floor & tumble trak.

4:30-5:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM 4:30-5:25 PM

BEG 2 - Working to perfect skills on each piece of equipment, focusing on pullovers, round offs & back bends.

5:30-6:30 PM 6:30-7:25 PM 4:30-5:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM

INTERMEDIATE - We will focus on the handstand, backward roll to push-up, bridge kick-over and back hip circle. Work con�nues on the vault, bars, beam & floor.

6:30-7:25 PM 4:30-5:25 PM 6:30-7:25 PM 6:30-7:25 PM

ADVANCED - Girls will strive to get the following skills: Stride Circle, Back Walkover, Back Handspring, Cartwheel & Handstand on Beam. By Invita�on only.

6:30-8 PM $156

REC 8+ - This class is designed for girls 8+ who are looking to improve their gymnas�cs and tumbling skills. The class is setup to accommodate every skill level from Beginner to Advanced.

7:30-8:25 PM

PRE-TEAM - Designed for girls ages 5-8 who love the sport & need to be challenged. The focus is on strength & flexibility. This is a Team program that meets 6 hours/wk. (Tu/Th), girls compete in 5 Fun Meets during the year (Dec-May). Invita�on Only.

4:30-7:30 PM Pay Monthly

TTUUMMBBLLIINNGG CCLLAASSSSEESS Due to Inclement weather

BK WALKOVER - Skill specific 4:30-5:25 PM

BK TUCK & BK HAND SPRING - Skill specific 5:30-6:25 PM

Drop-In - Held in the Rec Gym, structured se�ng, $10 5:30-6:30 PM Drop-in $10

Save the dates!Sept 8th: Fall session 1 beginsOct 30th: Fall session 1 endsNov 2nd: Fall session 2 beginsDec 18th: Fall session 2 ends

OPEN GYM TEMPORARILY CLOSED

No gymnastics:Monday, Sept 7th: Labor DayThursday, Nov 26th: ThanksgivingFriday, Nov 27th: ThanksgivingDec 21st–Jan 4th: Christmas break

Class sizes in both sessions will be limited.


Fall 2020 pg 11Introductory Gymnastics

For more information or to re-serve a date contact your child’s gymnastics instructor or Hartland Community Ed at 810-626-2150.

Plan a birthday party or field trip to Intro Gym!

1 1/2 hours for up to 15 kids: $100

1 1/2 hours for 16–20 kids: $110

2 hours up to 15 kids: $115

2 hours for 16–20 kids: $130



Class sizes will be limited.

PARENT-TOT CLASSES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Fall Session #2: Nov 2-Dec 187 WEEKS

11/2-12/14 $84

6 WEEKS 11/10-12/15

$84

7 WEEKS 11/4-12/16

$84

6 WEEKS 11/6-12/18

$72

PARENT-TOT 5:45-6:25 PM 10:45-11:25 AM 5:45-6:25 PM9:30-10:10 AM 10:15-10:55 AM 9:30-10:10 AM

INTRO CLASSES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Fall Session #2: Nov 2-Dec 18 7 WEEKS 11/2-12/14

$91

6 WEEKS 11/10-12/15

$91

7 WEEKS 11/4-12/16

$91

6 WEEKS 11/5-12/17

$78

6 WEEKS 11/6-12/18

$78

3 YEAR OLD9:30-10:10 AM

11:15-11:55 AM 5-5:40 PM

11:30 AM- 12:10 PM

11-11:40 AM 5:45-6:25 PM

9:30-10:10 AM 10:15-10:55 AM

4 YEAR OLD 10:15-11:10 AM 4:45-5:40 PM 6:30-7:25 PM 10:15-11:10 AM 11:00-11:55 AM

4 & 5 YEAR OLD 9:30-10:25 AM 12:30-1:25 PM 1-1:55 PM 12:45-1:40 PM

5 & 6 YEAR OLD 6:30-7:25 AM 6:30-7:25 PM 4:45-5:40 PM

ADVANCED BEGINNER - GIRLS* 4:30-5:25 PM 5:30-6:25 PM

ADVANCED BEGINNER - BOYS* 6:30-7:25 PM

* Permission of instructor required for advanced classes.

No gymnastics:Tuesday, Nov 3rd: Election DayThursday, Nov 26th: Thanksgiving

Friday, Nov 27th: ThanksgivingDec 21st–Jan 4th: Christmas break

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Fall 2020 pg 12

Dates ID Day/Time Location Fee

Box with Polymer Clay Tiles** Instructor: Cinda Dawson

Dec 7 CTB F M 6–8 PM HESSC $20*

Use polymer clay, textures, stamps, molds and pearlescent powder to create beautiful, small tiles. Glue them onto a 3”x 6” painted box to create your own container for special treasures. Art is inspired by Laure Mika. * Supply fee of $5 payable to instructor.


New!

Pendant & Beads with Mokume Gane** Instructor: Cinda Dawson

Oct 12 CPB F M 6–8 PM HESSC $20*

Create layers of colored clay and learn techniques to create wonderful swirls and patterns. Use the shavings to create two pendants, and a few beads to take home.* Supply fee of $5 payable to instructor.


New!

Pin & Magnet with Clay Canes** Instructor: Cinda Dawson

Nov 16 CPM F M 6–8 PM HESSC $20*

Learn how to create polymer clay canes. Use the slices to make a beautiful floral pin and a magical forest magnet.* Supply fee of $5 payable to instructor.


New!

** Please note for all of the clay classes with Cinda Dawson participants must have good hand strength to condition, roll and pull the clay. Please wear casual clothes which can get dirty. A film of clay might stick to hands but is easily removed with provided baby wipes. Clay will bake during class, which takes 15-20 minutes per item. Questions and answers about using clay and making additional clay pieces to bake at home will help fill the waiting time.

Photography & Your Camera Instructor: Steve Sapienza

Oct 7–28 PCF W 6:30–8:30 PM HESSC, Rm 15 $100

The aim of the class is not only to learn how to shoot, but to get to know your camera and lenses. Plan to master each and every knob and button on your own camera. We will discuss what exposure is and how it affects your photo. You will learn about proper shutter speed and aperture as well as ISO. You will learn about focus technique, how to read light as well add flash. We will discuss each student’s shooting style and mold the class around everyone’s needs. From beginner to advanced shooter, there is always something to learn.


Adult Guitar and Piano Lessons Instructor: Wayne Mrdjenovich

Sept–Dec VAML F 5 week virtual session $140*

Sept–Dec AML F 5 week in-person lessons Schafer’s House of Music $140*

Private guitar and piano lessons for beginning to advanced and professional level musi-cians are a wonderful way to advance your musical education. These enjoyable lessons allow students to play their favorite songs while gaining a deeper understanding of chords, scales, note reading and music theory. Award winning instructor Wayne M. Mrd-jenovich has over 40 years of experience playing the guitar, teaching and writing books in the field of music education. Students must provide their own guitar. The instructor will contact students to schedule these 30 minute sessions. Virtual lessons will take place via the internet with Facetime or Zoom. In person lessons will take place off-site at Schafer’s House of Music, 113 W. Grand River, Howell 48843 on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Students may re register for sessions throughout the Fall. For ages 14 to adult.* There is an additional cost for materials.



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To Avoid Disappointment, Register EARLY for Classes. Minimums and maximums exist. Many classes need a minimum amount of students met for the class to run. Classes that have not met that minimum by a certain date may have to be canceled!

Learn Windows 10 Instructor: Mike Wilson

Sept 21 & 28 W10 F M 6:30–9 PM Online $50

Instructor and author Mike Wilson will get you familiar with how to use Windows 10. If you are considering a job change--what you learn in this user friendly course should prepare you for what most employers require in Window 10. This course is great too if you recently bought a computer and need to understand the features in Windows 10. This class is for Windows 10 desktops, laptops and tablets, not Mac, Apple or other tablet users. All details will be emailed to students prior to the start of the class.


New!

Microsoft Word Made Easy Instructor: Mike Wilson

Oct 6 & 13 MW F T 6:30–9 PM Online $50

Instructor Mike Wilson will break down Microsoft Word and teach in a clear, sensible, and enjoyable way! The goal is to simplify what can be intimidating to students. Whether you

are a recent learner or considering a job change, this course should prepare you for personal use or for what most employers require. All details will be emailed to students prior to the start of the class.


New!

Maximizing Social Security Instructor: Christine Topley

Oct 12 FP10 F T 6:30–8 PM HESSC $10

Social Security is an arrangement between you and the federal government. Your choice from the available options can potentially impact the amount of money you receive by hundreds of thousands of dollars over your lifetime. Do I start taking social security early? Or do I start taking it at Full Retirement Age (FRA)? Or do I wait and let it grow, before starting taking social security? Knowing the benefits and downside of starting early, or delaying to after FRA is personal for your unique life situation. Come join the conversation, to help learn, and decide what may be best for you!


New!

Health Care & Your Retirement Instructor: John Condra

Nov 19 FP11 F Th 7–8 PM HESSC $10

This is an educational program that shares steps to take to prepare for health care costs in retirement. For those over 65, Medicare can play an important role, but not all costs are covered–which may potentially derail an incomplete financial plan.


New!

Road to Retirement: Keys to Financial Success Instructor: Christine Topley

Dec 7 FP12 F T 6:30–8 PM HESSC $10

You’re working really hard, you are anticipating having both time and money in retirement and you want to be ready to enjoy the activities on your bucket list. Join us to learn about options to maximize your Social Security, discover how to protect your wealth from a down market, and answer the question, “Can I catch up if I’m behind in my savings?” We can answer all of these questions for you with our com-plimentary Financial Needs Analysis (GPS for Finances).


New!


810.626.2170

Fall 2020 pg 14Adult Fitness


Self-Defense for Women Instructor: Vito Caruso, Sanchin Ryu Family Martial Arts

Nov 6 SDW11 F F 6:30–8:30 PM HESSC, Rm 50 FREE

This FREE program is an active study of personal protection at home, school and at the workplace. We’ve designed street-wise techniques so that size or strength, age or athletic ability are not factors in defending one’s self. Learn to act in stressful situations rather than being controlled by them in a fun, go at your own pace environment. Recom-mended for ages 16+.

Gentle Yoga Instructor: Laura Chapman

Oct 28–Dec 9 GY10 F W 6:30–8 PM HESSC, Rm 54 $54

This Yoga class is suited for beginners or people recovery from minor injury or physical limitations. Students must be able to get up and down from the floor. This class is less rigorous and a more relaxing practice. You are sure to find this class perfectly peaceful! Please bring a mat and towel. Essential oils may be used in class to add to your yoga experience. $11 drop in rate.




Karate for Families Instructor: Sanchin Ryu Family Martial Arts

Sept 14–Oct 12 SRF9 F M 6–7 PM HESSC, Outside $50

Nov 2–Dec 16 SRA11 F M 7–8 PM HESSC Rm 50 $70

Set in a fun, non-competitive and informative atmosphere, this program allows parents to learn alongside their children. Physical techniques will be instructed along with drills and exercises, to help you have a positive experience with your self-defense education. Sanchin-Ryu will teach you how to use your whole body, rather than just certain muscle groups, so size and stature are not an issue! This class is recom-mended for ages 4-85.


COVID 19 Responsibilities and Procedures

The following steps will be taken by the instructor:• Ensure they (instructors) are healthy and check their temperature before activities

with others.• Conduct all classes in compliance with state and local social distancing guide-

lines.• Cloth face coverings should be worn when entering and leaving the buildings and

when less than 6 feet from participants. • Ensure all students are not sharing equipment or supplies.• Ensure all students wash hands before & after activities, going outside and eating.• Equipment will be sanitized after each class.• Instructors will take attendance and ask if the participant is symptom/fever free

and has not been exposed to someone with COVID19 in the past 14 days and has not been sick for the past 3 days.

Parent Responsibilities:• Ensure your child is healthy, and check your child’s temperature before activ-

ities with others. If your child has experienced any feelings of being ill, or any COVID-19 symptoms, do not send your child to practice.

• Be sure your child has necessary sanitizing products with them at class.• Adhere to social distance requirements based on current state and local health

requirements.• Do not assist your instructor with supplies before or after class.

Student Responsibilities:• Take your temperature daily and especially before activities with others.• Wash hands thoroughly before and after class.• Bring, and use, hand sanitizer with you at every class.• Do not touch or share other student’s equipment, water, food or bags.• Do not touch the instructors equipment. • Practice social distancing, place supplies at least 6 feet apart.• No group celebrations, high-5s, hugs, handshakes, fist-bumps, etc.• Follow all CDC guidelines as well as those of your local health authorities.• If exposed to COVID19 or develop symptoms, please notify Community Ed 810-

626-2150.

Fall 2020 pg 15Adult Fitness


PiYo™ LIVE: A mat-based formatted class designed for people who like to sweat & burn calories! This class is in-spired by Yoga and Pilates using focus, flow, and fusion-style movements and incorporates dynamic balance, strength, flexibil-ity, and functional train-ing in a rhythmic style. Suitable for all levels!

Adult Fitness Class Descriptions

DAY TIME CLASS INSTRUCTOR LOCATION

Mon 9:15 AM Total Body Boot Camp

Kathy Breidinger Track

Tue 9:15 AM PiYo Live Kathy Breidinger Track

Thurs 9:15 AM Vinyasa Flow Yoga Kathy Breidinger Track

Fall 2020 Outdoor Fitness–from September 8th to October 16th, 2020.

Participants must register for fall. All classes attended will be charged at the end of the session. The fee charged will be based on the rates below. These classes will meet outside weather permitting on the track. Fitness Babysitting is suspended at this time. Children under the age of 14 are not permitted on the property. Students ages 14 & 15 are welcome to register for classes with a registered parent. Students 16+ years old may attend without a parent. Classes may be cancelled if the minimum number of participants is not met.

Walk In: $12/class

Any 6 classes: $54

Any 7 to 12 classes: $84

Any 13 to 18 classes: $108

Morning Classes

Day and evening rates (F20 F):


New Instructors Wanted! To Avoid Disappointment, Register EARLY for Classes. Minimums and maximums exist. Many classes need a minimum amount of students met for the class to run. Classes that have not met that minimum by a certain date may have to be canceled!

Vinyasa Flow YOGA: This class will help to tone, strengthen, and lengthen all the muscles in your body. While there will be moments of stillness where we hold poses for a few breaths, the bulk of the class will be spent flowing through different poses and moving with our breath. Each class will begin and end with stillness but be prepared for some heat in the middle! This a great compliment to your cardio and strength workouts! Bring a mat to class.


Total Body Boot Camp: This high energy “gym” class will make you feel like a kid again as you relive sports-like drills and sprints. While the bulk of the class will focus on strength training, the track will allow for cardio bursts to come from sprinting and running drills. This class will utilize a variety of equipment and formats and can be modified for all fitness levels. Total body boot camp is a fun, high energy class that will leave you ready to conquer the rest of your day!



Fall 2020 pg 16Hartland Aquatic Center 810.626.227910635 Dunham Rd., Hartland, MI 48353

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