Hibbing Public Schools Community Ed

Hibbing Community Education offers a 30-hour Classroom Driver's training course for those 14-1/2 years of age and older. Class will be held online via zoom. The instructor will contact you with all information that is needed. October 19,20,22,27,28,29 November 2,3,4,5 5:30-8:30pm Registration will open September 1st @ 8am. Pre-registration is required. Registration is available online, at the Community Ed office ( Early Learning Center location door #16) or stop at the high school door #12 to pick up a form. ** Please complete the attached form (link provided) at the end of the registration process and return to Community Ed. **

Crescendo Prelude Orchestra Group rehearsal ~ Students entering 4th grade and are learning the violin in weekly lessons. Location: Crescendo Studio at 214 E Howard St. Hibbing, MN for rehearsals When: Tuesdays at 4pm. October through November and again a new session in January through April. Performances: The concert will be held Monday, November 30th, 2026 at the Hibbing High Auditorium. Adult ticket price $8, kids/students/seniors (over 65) are $3, kids 2 and under are free Description: For students enrolled in weekly lessons and entering the 3rd & 4th grade. Students will use sheet music. They will learn their D string and A string notes and how to play a D major scale, and learn Essential Elements Book 1, and other various tunes. Teachers: Christy Tuominen and Julie Takkunen **New this year ** Mandatory Parent Education on September 22nd & 29th 5:30-6:630pm @ the Crescendo location All students will be starting on violin in Prelude and will have the choice to switch to viola/cello/bass in their 2nd or 3rd year of taking lessons and playing with the orchestra. Rental is available on a first come basis ($15/month), but families who are financially able to lease-to-own or purchase are encouraged to do so. If you already own your own instrument, feel free to bring it, but please do not purchase an inexpensive one “just to try.” We will be happy to assist you. In addition to registering for this Community Ed class you will need to register for lessons (during the school day at the school or after school at the studio). Register for lessons at https://cyo.mymusicstaff.com/register-new-member Students will need to register for this class again in January to participate for the remainder of the year. If the student takes private lessons from a teacher not affiliated with the Crescendo program you need to discuss this with the director and get permission to register for register without Crescendo lessons.

Dungeons (Rangers) and Dragons (D&D) is a collaborative storytelling game where the players assume a character role in a fictional world. It involves elements of improv, board game tactics, and acting or role-play. It a team-based choose-your-own-adventure story. DM Shawn (5th-9th grade) This campaign is about 9-10 sessions going from level 1-5 with room to grow or continue if the same group wants to keep playing. Players are adventurers responding to a plea from the king of a small kingdom. His advisors have foreseen a rising darkness threatening to overtake the kingdom. Rangers & Dragons is looking for a 12th grader to become a DM. Let us know, or stop in and see Shawn Cameron for more information! ** 5th graders ** It will be the parents responsibility to get your child to the high school

Youth Improv Lab: Thinking on Your Feet! Unleash your child's imagination, build performance confidence, and have a blast this Fall! This high-energy workshop is designed specifically for kids aged 8 to 16 who want to explore the exciting world of unscripted theater. Young actors will discover that there are no mistakes in improv—only happy accidents and new creative directions! Through active physical theater games, group storytelling, and comedic character building, students will learn to trust their creative instincts and collaborate like true team players. This class culminates in an exciting, live Graduation Showcase where the kids will perform their favorite short-form comedy games completely unscripted, driven entirely by ideas from the audience! What Students Will Learn: The Power of "Yes, And": Master the golden rule of improv by accepting a scene partner's ideas and building upon them creatively. Physical Theatre & Mime: Use body language, posture, and spatial awareness to build invisible worlds and "space objects" out of thin air. Instant Character Development: Dive into silly voices, unique physical quirks, and strong points of view to establish unique comedic characters instantly. Ensemble Teamwork & Listening: Train in radical, active listening to stay fully present, share the spotlight, and make stage partners look great. Creative kids aged 8–16 (Perfect for complete beginners and seasoned young actors alike!) 4:30-6:30pm Tuesday's, September 29th - Oct 27th There will be a short performance on the last day @ 6:30pm $100 (Registration Required) What to Bring: A refillable water bottle, a stage-safe snack (dry, peanut-free finger foods), and comfortable clothes ready for fast movement! Scholarships are available thru Hibbing Community Education. Contact us at 218-208-0852 for more information.