Roseville Community Education Program

Improve your driving skills and get a discount on your personal auto insurance. The Defensive Driving Course, developed by the National Safety Council, teaches basic crash prevention techniques and has a proven record of reducing traffic violations and incidents. It's taught by experienced, professional traffic safety instructors, including officers of the Minnesota State Patrol. The class consists of lecture, films and discussions. There is no behind-the-wheel driving and there are no tests. Preregistration is required at least one week prior to the class date. Register at the RASP office, by phone at 651.604.3520, or online. No senior discounts apply. Minnesota Safety Council Instructor

Families often know more about the next appliance they are going to buy than the college education they are going to purchase, leading many to make avoidable mistakes that cost them thousands and hinder their ability to find the best fit for their child.Come learn from a national expert the insider tips that will greatly enhance your understanding of the college process, reduce anxiety and position your child for success. Class will cover how to avoid mistakes many families make when trying to identify colleges that are truly the right fit, a behind-the-scenes view of how financial aid really works, actionable strategies to save thousands of dollars and tips for working with your teenager on a stressful and emotional process.An absolute must-see for parents and grandparents with college-bound students, the class is designed for those with students in grades 10-11.

Lung cancer is the number one cancer killer causing more deaths each year than breast, colon, and pancreatic cancers combined. Awareness of the disease can lead to earlier detection and improved treatment options. In this presentation, you will learn first-hand from a lung cancer survivor about early detection, the services and support that are available for those who have lung cancer and their caregivers. A Breath of Hope Lung Foundation focuses on lung cancer awareness and education, increasing research, and supporting patients and caregivers who often face this cancer with little or no support. For more info visit: www.abreathofhope.org.

Give yourself and those you love the gift of peace of mind. Be ready for the inevitable transitions in your life by having all of your important records, papers, and financial information organized and accessible. Learn to use the "Ready or Not" system which helps you not only identify your assets and debts, but also basic needs such as medication, medical records, passwords, and end of life requests. Uncover any missing pieces in your overall life plan. You will receive a copy of "A System for Life's Transitions" workbook.

Prepare for the ACT college admission test and boost your test-taking abilities. Review the tests and learn a battery of tactics and strategies. Class will include three full-length practice tests, a vocabulary book and a detailed study guide.

Everywhere you look, you see advertisements—not just on TV and online, but on buses, buildings, and scoreboards. Join us for a day where we explore what advertising is, how ads are created, and how we can be smarter consumers! 

15 years & older Lessons for teens and adults who can't swim or fear the water and those with basic swimming skills wishing to refine.

What's being done at the legislative level to promote and protect the needs of people over 50 years old? In this class, you will learn more about AARP's current legislative priorities  and how you can take action. The issues are ever-changing but tend to center on financial security, access to health care and the needs of family caregivers. AARP works with the state and federal government to ensure policies address the needs of people age 50-plus. Citizen volunteers engage in educational forums to learn about the issues and take a variety of measures to influence opinions of our leaders and the public. 

There’s no place like home…and the information you gain from this class will help keep you there. Chris and Laurie Kemp will provide you with two booklets, and discuss them in class. The first booklet will help you organize important information, such as key contacts, finances, and important documents. The second booklet will help you evaluate your home and put together a care plan for aging in place. It will also help you evaluate how well it is working, and cover creating a Plan B if aging in place is not working.

Passports, please! Come learn about the music, food, and cultures of countries around world in this exciting camp. Maybe you'll even get some ideas for your next vacation!

Those who have taken American Sign Language 1 - Conversation class can further develop their skills and fluency in this class. We will review some ASL 1 conversation before moving on to more in-depth conversation elements.

Join Friendship Connection for April showers craft club where we'll be doing some cool indoor crafts. You'll learn how to have fun and keep busy indoors when you cant enjoy the weather. We'll be making wind chimes, rain cloud sun catchers, 3-D flowers, and more.

Get your passports ready for our journey around the world through art! Each day we’ll travel to and learn about a new country, new artists, and new art forms. We’ll travel the world without ever leaving Minnesota!