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

Online registration has closed, but we still want you to join us! Same-day registration starts at 8:00am at Roseville Area High School in the gym lobby. Join us for a fun, healthy event as we take a scenic tour through Roseville with family, friends and neighbors. 6.23 kilometer walk/run starts and ends at Roseville Area High School running through Central Park.  3.89 kilometer kids walk/run starting at Roseville Area High School, around Bennett Lake, ending at Roseville Area High School. (registration is the same) Door prizes at end of race T-shirts for every participant Apple Crisp and Hot Cider at the finish line Please note: This year's Walk/Run will be a fun run and will not be timed. Walkers, runners, families, and strollers welcome!   Early Bird Discount Extended- Cost is $15/adult and $5/child if you register by September 30th.Regular cost is $25/adult and $9/child starting on October 1st. Call 651 604-3509 if you have any questions.Day-of registration is available before 9 a.m. at Roseville Area High School!

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.

Entering Grades 7 & 8 Keeping kids excited about playing their instrument is the goal of the Advanced Music Camps. Students make music in a fun environment keeping old friends and making new ones in a setting that only music provides. Students entering seventh and eighth grades are ready for more challenging music. This camp prepares students with lessons and rehearsals combined with the right balance of playing, theory enrichment, and recreation. Every year, the audiences are amazed at the ability of these young players to perform at such a high caliber. “These ensembles proudly give polished performances that are truly memorable.”

Entering Grades 7 & 8 Keeping kids exited about playing their instrument is the goal of the Advanced Music Camps. Students make music in a fun environment keeping old friends and making new ones in a setting that only music provides. Students entering seventh and eighth grades are ready for more challenging music. This camp prepares students with lessons and rehearsals combined with the right balance of playing, theory enrichment, and recreation. Every year, the audiences are amazed at the ability of these young players to perform at such a high caliber. “These ensembles proudly give polished performances that are truly memorable.”

Learn to: interview for a babysitting job, supervise children, handle an emergency or illness, perform first aid, handle life-threatening emergencies, feed infants, and market yourself safely.  Take home a babysitters handbook, first aid bag, and certification card to show potential clients.  Bring a bag lunch and snacks to class.

Entering Grade 5 Would you believe me if I said that our band staff can get beginning instrumentalists playing a rousing march with precision after only five weeks of lessons? Parents leave the final concert amazed over how well the kids performed together. The kids obviously enjoy it because over 100 students return for next summer's Intermediate Band Camp. In Summer Camp, students get a lesson every day, for three weeks. In addition, students participate in a music theory class, a band rehearsal and a recreational period. It's a great time to make new friends! Over the years, this formula has spelled FUN & SUCCESS! Attendance during the first week is required.

Entering Grade 4-5 How can we provide success for the beginning string player? The best way is time: time on the instrument and time with instruction. And what better way to put in time on an instrument than in a large group of beginning strings – the more the merrier! Beginning string students can sound good. The summer is a great time to start with few distractions. Our summer program is multidimensional, allowing students to grow on many fronts while meeting new friends. In our summer program, we will see vast improvement in a three week period giving a student the start of a long and fruitful relationship with a musical instrument – something that will be a benefit through a lifetime. Attendance during the first week is required.

As your child is exploring growing independence, these classes will provide opportunities to practice social skills, early literacy and math skills, science, creative art and more! The classroom will have engaging learning centers for all ages.Parents will have the opportunity to develop connections with other parents and learn how to support your child's needs.

Discover the music, fashion, popular culture, and more of decades past as we spend the week traveling back in time! From poodle skirts to bell bottoms and big band music to Prince, we'll cover it all. Come ready for laughs and adventure!Camp only registration includes 2 hours of themed activities. Camp + PM care includes a variety of activities including STEAM projects, literacy activities, move and groove time, free time, and an afternoon snack.Full day option includes Mixed Media Art and Blast from the Past camps as well a variety of activities including literacy activities, move and groove time, and free time. Please be sure to send a lunch.