Hibbing Public Schools Community Ed

High School & Crescendo Community Orchestra; Monday's 6:30-7:30pm Rehearsals are geared for adults and students 9th grade and up. Players will be learning intermediate / early advanced pieces for fun and performance. High school orchestra (9th - 12th grade) and Adult Community Orchestra will be combined for the Fall semester. Community members will need to register for this class again in January for the remainder of the year. Practices will be held at the Crescendo Studio (located 214 E Howard St). High Schoolers (9th – 12th grades) will need to register through the Hibbing High Activities Department for the spring semester. ** High school students (9th - 12th) will register through Community Education for the Fall session ** High school students (9th - 12th) will register through the Activities Office for the Spring session beginning in January. In addition to registering here for this class, students are also required to enroll in weekly lessons ($20/lesson with a range in price up to $35/lesson for master teacher) through Crescendo at https://cyo.mymusicstaff.com September 9th through November 18th with a Concert on December 2nd in the Hibbing High School Auditorium at 7pm. Adult Beginner Strings; Thursday's 6-7pm This class is designed for adults who have never played and have no musical background although some experience in band, choir, or piano lessons will be welcome. This is a group lesson where students will utilize the Essential Elements for Strings book 1. A few tunes will also be taught by ear. Self-study and practice at home is highly recommended. Each participant will get to try violin, viola, cello, and bass and then decide which they like the best and then take that one home to practice. Rental is included in the class price. If you already own your own instrument, feel free to bring it, but please do not purchase a cheap one for the class. Education about how to purchase an instrument will be imbedded in the class. An introduction of how to play in an orchestra will be the capstone experience of this session with an invitation to join the Crescendo Community Orchestra which rehearses on Monday nights at the Crescendo Studio. Instrument rental fee is included in the fee for the Adult Beginner Class.

Hibbing Community Education is offering Adult Swimming For more information contact Alex Hanson at alexandra.hanson@isd701.org or 218-208-0842 ext. 21200 Aqua Zumba Aqua Zumba brings new meaning to an invigorating workout. It combines Zumba dance moves and fun upbeat music into a pool party that offers a low impact yet challenging workout that's easy on your body. Great for all ages and fitness levels. Water Walking Water Walking is a low-impact exercise that can boost your fitness, provide a great cardio workout, and help burn calories. The extra resistance in the water helps to strengthen your muscles, while being gentle on your bones and joints. Lap Swim Lap swimming combines three types of exercise into one: aerobics, stretching, and strength training all of which are low-impact while swimming. It is a full body workout that targets the core, arms, back and legs. If you are looking to improve your workout routine, consider lap swimming. Each lane could have up to two swimmers. Water Aerobics Water aerobics offers a comfortable, positive, and encouraging environment for swimmers to reach their full potential. The natural resistance and buoyancy of the water allows swimmers to burn many calories per hour. Join us to build strength and flexibility during this low-impact, yet very fun workout! Ages 14-17 are also welcomed, but they will need to know someone in the class to sign up with. Please contact Alex Hanson if you would like to register for or as a 14-17 year old.

Walking for Fitness- Hibbing High School & Ben Owens Stadium/Cheever Field We are happy that our school space can be utilized to assist you in staying fit. Anyone wishing to walk on the Ben Owens Stadium/Cheever Field track (June-August) or in the Hibbing High School (Oct-May), is welcome to do so; Walking is FREE however, REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. We have a few guidelines to keep you and our school safe: Walk the Halls- Hibbing High School Stay active during the cold months! Community Education continues to sponsor the Walk Program at the Hibbing High School. This program is for all area residents, young to seniors, cardiac patients, and persons with disabilities. The school setting provides a safe, warm, and positive atmosphere to exercise during the colder months. October-May, 5:00pm-7:00pm, M-F Please enter and exit through Door 12 Please limit walking to lower-level and 1st floor only. No walking when school is in session Indoor shoes only No food, pop or energy drinks (Gatorade/PowerAde) are allowed. Water only Do not leave your belongings unattended. We do not have an area for coats/personal items. It is your responsibility to carry these with you or lock them in your vehicle Help us keep our school facilities clean. Do not leave garbage or trash lying around. There are waste receptacles throughout the facility Children must be accompanied by an adult. No children under age 16 are allowed in the facility without an adult Failure to follow these rules may result in loss of privilege to use the facility Outdoor Walking- Ben Owens Stadium/Cheever Field Did you know that the NEW track at Ben Owens Stadium/Cheever Field is available for walking during the summer months, when school is not in session!? The track offers a smooth walking surface, great for those with achy knees and backs. The track is a safe place to get your steps in! No need to focus on anything, but having a great time. Walk with friends or alone. June 1-August 1, 8:00am-2:00pm, M-F The track is not open for community use when the field is in use by the school district. This could include summer camps and workshops. Smoking or tobacco products on any kind are prohibited No motorized vehicles, bicycles, rollerblades or roller-skates allowed in the facility No pets allowed Tennis shoes only. No spiked or cleated shoes allowed No food, pop or energy drinks (Gatorade/PowerAde) are allowed. Water only No facility use when lightning is evident The track is not staffed during open walking. For your safety we recommend walking with a partner Do not leave your belongings unattended. We do not have an area for coats/personal items. It is your responsibility to carry these with you or lock them in your vehicle Help us keep our school facilities clean. Do not leave garbage or trash lying around. There are waste receptacles throughout the facility Children must be accompanied by an adult. No children under age 16 are allowed in the facility without an adult Failure to follow these rules may result in loss of privilege to use the facility Registration is REQUIRED - it's FREE!