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2nd Annual Mother & Son Night of Fun! - November 2nd
Calling all mothers/mother figures and sons to the 2nd Annual Mother & Son Night of Fun! Enjoy the evening together playing a variety of games with your favorite little man. Refreshments, ice cream treats and snacks will be provided. Don’t forget to document your fun-filled evening by visiting the photo booths! Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Non-perishable food donations will be collected at the event for the Hudson Area Backpack Program.
Custom Glass Mosaic Table or Sign
Glass mosaic sounds like a fancy, difficult art form; however, in this class, you will learn how it can be fun, and easy while creating a table top or sign! Look through the idea book, browse the patterns and stencils, and choose from dozens of colors of precut glass. The first evening will involve homework and the second evening will be grouting. Sign ideas include Welcome, house number, last name, state of WI/MN. Tables are 16”x16” and 16” tall and are $75 each. Signs vary in size and are $16-40 each. Table/sign fees are to be paid directly to the instructor on the first night of class.
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Young Engineers
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In this class, students will create a variety of Lego builds using engineering and design methods. Students will also bring their design to life by attaching a motor! This is a great class for students who love building with Legos.
Community Education - Fall Winter 2024-2025
Developing Skills that Scale - A Smarter Way to Train This Off-Season - Baseball Pitcher/Throwing Developmental Program
Sports & Fitness
The program is designed for high school baseball athletes. Class roster will be capped at 25 individuals. This is NOT a recreational program nor intended for everyone. This program is designed for the highly dedicated and intrinsically motivated baseball athlete. Hard work and deliberate practice is the expectation. Before committing to the program, be sure you can dedicate the time needed and meet the challenging principles set forth to participate in this program. This program Includes three training sessions most weeks, running approximately 60-90 minutes in length. Detailed video analysis of each athlete's throwing motion. Individualized throwing programs built specifically for each athlete to maximize gains, improve movement patterns and increase arm health/durability. Objective assessments of each trainee’s velocity and command of his pitches. Weekly use of Rapsodo Pitching 3.0 technology. The goals of this program are to develop and enhance pitching/throwing skills that scale at all levels. Educate each athlete how to take ownership in their development. Create a training culture where grit, desired difficulties and enthusiasm are the norms. Emphasize injury prevention exercises, drills and proper pre/post throwing arm care protocols. Create a more synergetic and biomechanically efficient throwing movement pattern. Velocity enhancement. Command improvement of all pitch types. Pitch development and enhancing current pitch effectiveness. Properly train, prepare and build up each athlete’s throwing endurance to prepare them for the rigors of the upcoming baseball season. Educate and develop a mindset that is capable of adjusting to and overcoming the many obstacles that are inevitable while playing baseball. A monthly option is available for non-pitching athletes. This option is designed specifically for position players (infielders, outfielders, catchers), focusing on proper throwing mechanics, arm care and increasing throwing velocity. Similar to pitchers, video analysis of the throwing motion will be done and programming will be individualized to best fit each athlete's needs. Location: Hudson High School - West Gymnasium Schedule: Calendar/Schedule Attendance: To maximize the program's potential, athletes are to prioritize attending as many training sessions as possible throughout the entirety of the program. That said, it is understandable that due to conflicting schedules, family events, etc. that a training session may need to be missed from time to time. If you have any questions about the training program, contact Ryan Huppert at: hupperrw@hudsonraiders.org Online registration questions should be referred to Bev Hagen, Hudson Community Education, at hagenbj@hudsonraiders.org
Community Education - Fall Winter 2024-2025
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Guitar 101
Music
In this course, students will learn the basic essentials of music and the guitar. Topics will range from studying Music Theory to learning Basic Chords and strumming patterns. In the first two classes, students will learn basic picking and strumming techniques and a few basic chords. In the following two classes, students will learn basic music theory. In the final two classes, students will learn how to read basic music notation. Students need to bring their own guitar and an extra set of strings. This course is for students ages 12 and older. The same instruction is presented at each session; multiple sessions are offered for participant convenience.
Community Education - Fall Winter 2024-2025
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Pottery Sampler
After School Enrichment
This two-session after-school class is for those who love to create things with their hands. During the one-hour workshops, participants will use hand-building techniques to make a variety of decorative objects (vase, bowl, animal creatures, etc.). We will create and glaze during both sessions. The instructor will add a clear glaze and fire the pieces the following week. You will be notified when you can pick up your finished pieces at the Hudson Community Education office. The instructor will supply aprons for all participants.
Community Education - Fall Winter 2024-2025
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ACT Math Group Practice
Special Interest
This class is designed to give your child a specific time to work on ACT Math Practice Problems, provide hints and help with these practice problems, and offer overall math topic review when needed. Each class that meets will receive a new set of practice problems. Students will learn the types of math problems found on the ACT test and gain practice on those types of problems. Come to any or all of the six class days. Prerequisite: Students need to have completed at least geometry-level math class.
Community Education - Fall Winter 2024-2025
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