Try our coached master swim program or do your own workout. All swimming abilities and fitness levels are welcome. Workouts will be given to help adults who still compete, former swimmers, or triathletes looking to improve. Ages 18+. Sign up for the 4 month session of unlimited swims, or purchase a 3, 6, or 12 swims Stamp Card. The Stamp Cards do not expire. Schedule* 5:00am – 6:30am, Monday/Wednesday/Friday, Marquette High School7:00am – 8:30am, Sunday, Marquette High School10:30am – 12:00pm, Monday through Friday, Crestview Indoor Pool *Practice times and locations subject to change based on pool availability and weather. Practices will likely be at the Crestview Outdoor Pool in September and part of October before moving indoors as indicated above.

This class builds strength, mobility, and confidence through safe, low impact training that supports everyday movement. Students use light weights, body weight exercises, and simple cardio patterns to improve balance, flexibility, and functional strength. Movements are joint friendly and can be adjusted for all ability levels, making the class welcoming to both beginners and experienced exercisers. The focus is on keeping your body moving well, lifting, reaching, stepping, bending, and staying stable, so daily activities feel easier and more comfortable. It is an encouraging, adaptable class for anyone who wants to stay active, build strength, and maintain long term mobility. Instructor: Legends Karate Session 1: Wednesdays, starts September 9 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m.Session 2: Saturdays, starts September 12 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. *this class has been canceledSession 3: Wednesdays, starts October 21 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. (no class November 25)Session 4: Saturdays, starts October 24 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. (no class November 28) Legends Karate in Maryland Heights | 6 sessions $89 / Gold and Silver Card does not apply / PSD Employee Discount Eligible (session 2) Pay a little more and help others enjoy learning and fun with Community Ed! Each of our adult programs includes an option to ‘pay a little more'. All funds raised help to provide enriching and engaging experiences for youth, families, and adults in need of financial assistance.

Tennis, anyone? All skill levels are welcome in this fun, skill-building program developed in partnership with the United States Tennis Association. Instructor: Vetta Sports Session 1: Saturdays, starts September 12 | Lafayette High SchoolSession 2: Saturdays, starts September 12 | Parkway South High School *this location has been canceled 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. | Ages 18+ | 6 sessions $109 | Gold/Silver Card does not apply Pay a little more and help others enjoy learning and fun with Community Ed! Each of our adult programs includes an option to ‘pay a little more.’ All funds raised help to provide enriching and engaging experiences for youth, families, and adults in need of financial assistance. Classes will be made up at the end of the session if rained out. If the weather looks bad, make sure to check the

Slow down, stitch together, and create something beautiful side by side. In this hands-on embroidery workshop, adults and children will learn the basics of hand embroidery while spending meaningful, creative time together. Taught by Community Ed instructor. Session 1: Tuesday, November 10 | Ross Elementary Session 2: Monday, December 14 | Claymont Elementary All ages | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $15 per person

Get creative together as you follow step-by-step craft instructions or let your imaginations run wild with open-ended materials. We’ll provide all the supplies and handle the cleanup so you can focus on having fun and making lasting memories. This hands-on evening is led by a Community Ed instructor and is perfect for moms looking to connect, create, and enjoy quality time with their little ones. Friday, October 30 | Babler Elementary All ages | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. Price $15 per person

You’re invited to an evening of tea, treats, and togetherness! Kids, bring your favorite adult and enjoy a fun-filled night of sweet snacks, warm tea, and quality time. Whether it’s a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or another special person in your life, everyone is welcome to join in the fun! This course is led by a Community Ed instructor. Tuesday, October 27 | Green Pines Elementary *please note date change from printed catalog All ages | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. Price $15 per person

Learn the basics of working with air-dry clay while creating simple, functional, or decorative pieces to take home. Instructor: Community Ed Staff Monday, November 9 | Parkway West Middle School | 6-8 p.m. Ages 18+ | 1 session Price $39 | $19.50 Gold Card, $33.15 Silver Card Pay a little more and help others enjoy learning and fun with Community Ed! Each of our adult programs includes an option to ‘pay a little more'. All funds raised help to provide enriching and engaging experiences for youth, families, and adults in need of financial assistance. Gold Card members (Parkway and Rockwood district residents ages 50 and older) receive a 50% discount for this class. The discounted rate will automatically be applied at checkout. You must have a Gold Card issued in your name to receive the discounted rate. If you do not have a Gold Card and would like to request one, complete an online request form. For any questions, please call us at 636-891-6644. Silver Card members (residents outside of the Parkway and Rockwood districts ages 50 and older) receive a 15% discount for this class. The discounted rate will automatically be applied at checkout. You must have a Silver Card membership to receive the discounted rate (you will not receive a physical card). If you are not registered for a Silver Card and would like to register, complete this online request form. Note: the Silver card does not provide free/reduced admission to Parkway or Rockwood High School sponsored events.

Join us for an inclusive and supportive All Abilities Basketball Clinic designed for participants of all skill levels and abilities, geared towards the needs of participants who may have (but not limited to) a social, emotional, cognitive, or physical impairment. This adaptive program focuses on fun and play while building confidence, coordination, and teamwork through basketball for participants with Program Format and ScheduleSession 1 (Oct. 10): Participants will learn and practice fundamental skills including dribbling, passing, shooting, and game play with instruction tailored to individual needs and abilities.Session 2 (Oct. 17): Participants will showcase their skills in a friendly scrimmage with other players. Instruction is provided by a Community Education instructor during both practice and scrimmage sessions. A parent or guardian must be present to support their child’s participation. Whether new to the game or building on existing skills, this clinic emphasizes fun, movement, and celebrating every achievement. Instructor: Community Ed Staff Saturday, October 10 & 17 | Parkway West Middle School | 9-10 a.m Grades K-5 $19 per person

We’re back for the 3rd Annual Amazing Family Race! Gather the whole family and get ready for an unforgettable adventure. Loosely inspired by the popular TV show, your team will face pit stops, detours, and exciting challenges as you race against the clock to earn points and complete as many tasks as possible. We’re bringing back some of last year’s favorite challenges and adding brand-new ones for even more fun! This unique outdoor event is all about teamwork, laughter, and making memories that will last a lifetime. Held at the Babler Outdoor Education Center inside Babler Memorial State Park. Children ages 0–4 participate for free. Sunday, October 11 | Babler Outdoor Education Center All Ages | 2-5 p.m. $12 per person (no charge for ages 0-4)

Step into a world of wonder! In Magical Musicals, students will explore the joy of musical theatre through songs, scenes, and dances from beloved Disney musicals filled with magic, fairytales, and fantastical stories. Students will build confidence, teamwork, and performance skills as they sing, act, and move through enchanting numbers. Each session culminates in a showcase performance, where young performers bring the magic of these musicals to life on stage! STAGES St. Louis is a professional theatre organization committed to preserving and advancing the art form of Musical Theatre through excellence in performance and education. NOTE: Students can only attend E-hour sessions at the school they attend & must be actively enrolled at that school to register for the program.

Build and explore crazy contraptions that really work your brain. Students use LEGO® Bricks, axles, pulleys, gears and motors to create fun and interactive models. All this and more are waiting to be discovered as students learn and play with Cranium Contraptions! Bricks 4 Kidz unlocks your child's full potential with our STEAM programs, in an environment where learning is celebrated, friendships are made and tomorrow’s innovators are shaped. All our programs are LEGO brick based. NOTE: Students can only attend E-hour sessions at the school they attend & must be actively enrolled at that school to register for the program.

St. Louis Scott Gallagher's Intro to Soccer will teach players the basic fundamental skills of soccer through fun games and drills, including dribbling games, shooting games, juggling and scrimmaging. NOTE: Students can only attend E-hour sessions at the school they attend & must be actively enrolled at that school to register for the program.

5th Grade Volleyball Club (Babler Elementary) Students will meet once a week to learn and practice volleyball skills, concepts, and team play. Students will build on what they've learned to culminate in an all school volleyball assembly at the conclusion of the club! Grade 5 Mondays | Starts September 28 | 8:00-9:00 a.m.

Bulldog Running Club (Babler Elementary) Students will learn healthy practices of fitness and running while working as a team and learning to support one another. The Bulldog Running Club provides students with regular opportunities to improve their fitness, build endurance, and develop a love of running. Students will be encouraged to run a mile or as much as they are able during each club meeting, with the opportunity to run farther if they choose. The club will promote physical and mental well-being, perseverance, goal-setting, teamwork, confidence, and the development of healthy lifelong habits. Grades K-5 | Tuesdays & Thursdays starts September 22 Tuesdays - 4:05-4:50 p.m. Thursdays - 8:00-8:45 a.m.