Robbinsdale Area Schools Community Education

Join Hennepin County Emergency Management as we talk what is emergency preparedness? Emergency Preparedness vs Emergency Response: What’s the difference? Types of emergencies or hazards we need to consider. Creating an emergency preparedness and response plan, and building preparedness survival/drive-a-way kits. Register by January 13. or CASH at the door.

Dive into a world of captivating stories and eye-opening truths with our immersive class that explores the intersections of health, society, environment, and food technology through the lens of powerful documentaries. Explore Cutting-Edge Issues and breakthroughs shaping our world. Understand Health Trends and societal impacts through real-life stories. Investigate Environmental Challenges and innovative solutions. Uncover Food Tech Innovations and their implications for the future. Engage in lively discussions, deepen your knowledge, and gain fresh perspectives on the crucial topics of our time. Ready to see the world in a new light? Join us and be part of the conversation! Snacks and refreshments will be provided. Jan 10 Showing: Healthful Eating (36 min) : How can food influence the way we age? Designed with older adults in mind, explore the relationship between foods and common chronic illnesses that many older adults are concerned about. February 10 Showing: The Environment and Modern Agriculture (42 min) : Explorers how our current food system s affecting out planet including deforestation, ocean depletion, overuse of natural resources, and air and water pollution. Explore positive steps you as a consumer, can take towards adopting a more environmentally-friendly diet are also discussed. March 17 Showing: The Planet and Our Plates (43 min) : Take a deeper look at the environmental issues our planet is facing. In addition to topics covered in The Environment and Modern Agriculture presentation, you will examine the use of natural resources and the major environmental impacts of our food systems.

Aging often involves transitioning to different housing. The process involves coordinating financial and physical health considerations and frequently downsizing a home. We review these aspects so you can plan. Housing discussed- buying & renting-subsidized and elderly waivers, market-rate apartments, 55+, CCRC, independent/assisted living age in place, memory care, cooperatives, condo/townhouses

Recycling programs continue evolving: new types of material are collected, some items are no longer wanted, etc. This evolution has brought up many questions about what you need to know to recycle efficiently and effectively. This is an interactive presentation by the Hennepin Recycling Group will clear up many of the mysteries about modern recycling. Register by March 17 or CASH at the door.

The Statue of Liberty stands proudly in New York Harbor, but how did the Statue come to be? What does it symbolize? Join David Jones for a compelling look at the idea, the construction and the meaning behind one of the most recognizable symbols in the world. Register by February 17 or CASH at the door.

Stay up to date by expanding your technology knowledge and learn what you need to know about the mobile payment service called Venmo. Learn how to pay friends, businesses or receive money without using cash or checks. You’ll leave this class with a confident understanding of how to set up Venmo safely, fees to avoid, and real world scenarios you or your family and friends may use. * Please have your email listed in your profile for the online course.