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District Education Facility (DEF) 527 Main Street, Cold Spring, MN 56320
Stephanie Hillman, Director of Community Education Becky Peart, Administrative Assistant Erin Tronbak, School Readiness Coordinator
Jill Blomdahl-Skanson, ECFE Coordinator Laura Mueller, Screening Coordinator
Registration Begins Dec. 29
www.rocori.k12.mn.us, then click on Comm. Ed.
Mail the registration form on the back cover
527 Main Street, Cold Spring, MN 56320
Call (320) 685-8631
Inside This Issue
Adult Classes…………………………………..…4 - 9
Adult Exercise Classes………………………...10 - 11
Cold Spring Elementary……………..………..……28
Cold Spring Area Historical Society……………….24
C.P.A Dance…..………………................................15
Early Childhood/Preschool Activities……...…18 - 20
Español………………………………….……...…..31
John Clark Elementary…………………………….27
Preschool Registration Information……...…….….21
Preschool Screening……………………………….20
Registration Form……………………….………....32
Richmond Elementary…..……................................26
ROCORI High School…….……………………......30
ROCORI Middle School….......................................29
ROCORI Sr. Center newsletter……………….22 - 23
ROCORI 50 Years Old…………………….…...…..25
Swim Lessons…………………………….……...…17
Youth Classes……..…………………………...12 - 16
“Alone we can do so little. Together we
can do so much.” –Hellen Keller
That quote can be applied to so many
aspects of life. One of the smallest
examples would be within ones family. In
my family we rely on each other to do so
many things: potty train, learn to tie shoes,
build a garden, and accept new
challenges. Our 2 year old son, Charlie, will soon be
venturing on the potty training path. Sophie, our 6 year old
daughter, just started Kindergarten and needs to learn how to
tie her shoes. Kevin, my husband, and I spent our Labor Day
building the frame for our raised garden. And I now rely on
the support of my husband and the love of my family to take
on the new and exciting role as the Director of Community
Education for the ROCORI School District.
I rely on my family for personal support, but I also rely on
my new colleagues for professional support….. and maybe a
little patience as I step into this new role! I could do it alone,
but I wouldn’t get very far. Together we can and will do so
much.
I have only been in this position for a few months but I can
already honestly say that I love coming to my job. That love
would not happen alone, rather it is created by the
interactions we have together and the community atmosphere
that was built before my time.
The ROCORI School District would not be “ROCORI
Proud” without all school members, no matter the building or
city, working together to create the cohesive family that
exists today. The ROCORI community would not be what it
is without investing in itself and supporting everyone and
everything within it.
To put it in a nutshell, I believe that Helen Keller’s quote is
what community education is all about; working together to
create a great environment full of opportunities for everyone.
Through supporting each other, learning from each other,
sharing experiences, and just plain having fun, I am really
excited to start working together with all of you!
Stephanie Hillman , Director of Community Education
320-685-8631; [email protected]
Daniel Schleper, CPA
Cold Spring, MN
16 North 3rd Avenue Cold Spring, MN 56320
320-685-8634 [email protected]
Becky Peart
Administrative Assistant
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CABIN FEVER GARAGE SALE
Saturday, April 1, 2017
9:00 am –Noon
ROCORI HS/MS Commons
Tri-CAP Tax Site :
Tax service guidelines are $35,000 or less for
individuals and $55,000 or less for families.
Location: DEF Bldg., 527 Main St., Cold Spring
Every Wednesday March 1 - April 12,
9:00a.m. – 11:30 p.m.
Call (320) 251-1612 or
www.tricap.org/assistance/taxes
2017 Cold Spring Area Chamber Community Showcase
Saturday, March 18 ROCORI H.S. Gym
Breakfast 8am Showcase 9am - 2 pm
Showcase is an opportunity for you to see what Cold Spring has to offer in the way of business, social and charitable organiza-
tions. Plus hourly door prize drawings and special events, like the Kids fun Area
12’ x 5’ Spaces for Rent
$20: Per space
$25: Per space with 12’ table
Call Community Ed.
685-8631
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Essential Oils for Babies & Kids Make & Take
Come learn about how essential oils can be used
with babies & children. Essential oils have been
around for ages, and they have many amazing
properties. I will share with you how I replace
many over the counter products using essential
oils. You will get to choose 3 items to bring home
with you. We will be making roll-on blends,
sprays, and soap/shampoo. There will also be a
few creams to choose from if that is of interest to
you.
Items to choose from:
Roll-on blends: (Homework Helper, Tiny Tum
my, Tiny Teeth, Tiny Airways, Growing
Pains, Bedtime Blend, Tantrum Tamer,
Immunity Blend, Itch Stick)
Sprays: “Tushy” Spray, “Owie” Spray,
“Monster” Spray, Gym Bag Spray
Soap: Gentle shampoo/body wash for the whole
family or Thieves Foaming Hand Soap
Creams: Diaper/First Aid Cream, Chest Rub
Date: Monday, March 6
Time: 7 - 8:30pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $15 + $5 per item purchased the
night of class Instructor: Bethany Schreifels
Healing Oils of the Bible
Essential Oils were mentioned over 100 times in
the Bible. Discover why these ancient oils were
considered more valuable than gold. How and why
they were used for anointing and divine heal-
ing. Learn more about how our "first medicine" is
still important today. Come and experience first
hand the twelve most significant oils found in the
bible. Materials provided
Date: Monday, February 6, 7:00 - 8:00pm
Fee: $20
Location: DEF
Instructor: Rhonda Torgersen
Essential Oil Cleaning Products
Avoid the harmful chemicals in typical cleaning
products and start breathing in the benefits of es-
sential oils! Our instructor will demonstrate easy-
to-make products, including a foaming hand soap,
air freshener, vegetable cleaner and bathroom sur-
face cleaner. You will make your own foaming
hand soap and bathroom surface cleaner. Keep
your house clean and your family healthy with the
natural antibacterial qualities of therapeutic-grade
essential oils.
Session I: Monday, January 16, 7:00 - 8:00pm
Session II: Thursday, January 26,10:00-11:00am
Fee: $20 per session Location: DEF
Instructor: Rhonda Torgersen
Essential Oils Make & Take
So you have entered the world of Essential Oils-NOW WHAT? Let's get together and make some reci-
pes & other natural home remedies that have helped us maintain the strongest of well-being & create a
healthier balanced lifestyle. Participants will make a foaming face wash, Luscious Lemon Lip Balm &
2 Roll on's (quick fix in stick happy, itch, zip etc.) plus lots of recipes. (There will be a few options of
recipes available to make in case they have already made these in a previous class) All materials pro-
vided.
Session I: Thursday, February 23, 7:00 - 8:30pm
Session II: Monday, February 27, 10:00 - 11:30am
Session III: Tuesday, March 14, 1:00 - 2:30pm
Fee: $35 per session
Instructor: Rhonda Torgersen
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Taste of Nordic Walking
Take a Taste of Nordic Walking and turn your daily “vanilla” walk into a hot fudge sundae by simply adding poles. Walk taller and challenge your body with your first taste and then go on to improve your overall fitness levels while you en-joy the natural rhythm of the poles. Linda Lemke, aka the Nordic Walking Queen will tempt you with your first taste. Poles will be provided for you to use, wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather as we will be going outdoors.
Date: Tuesday, May 2
Time: 10:00 –11:00 am
Location: DEF - Door #1
Fee: $5
Nordic Walking - Posture, Balance and Fitness
With poles in hand Nordic walkers realize a more upright balanced posture, challenge their body and improve their overall fitness. The lifting ef-fect of the poles decreases the stress on lower joints reducing pain while the natural rhythm of walking with poles increases the workout without feeling like you’ve exerted yourself. Experience the fitness and fun of Nordic Walking for yourself with Linda Lemke aka the Nordic Walking Queen. This 2 part class will give you ample time to become comfortable with the basic technique for walking with poles. Poles will be available for use during this class. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather as we will be going out-doors.
Date: Thursdays, May 18, 25
Time: 5:30 - 6:30pm
Location: DEF - Door #1
Fee: $16
Primerica Financial Services
All ages WELCOME! Participants learn how to
budget, pay off debt faster, get properly protected, and
set up a complimentary Financial Needs Analysis.
Learn how life insurance really works and receive ad-
vice on retirement discounts that work best for individ-
ual situations. Instructors teach how to get money
working for you, options for getting a will, and many
more beneficial financial strategies and principles!
Date: Tues., Jan 10 or Tues., Feb 7 (choose one)
Time: 6 -7 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $5
Instructor: Spencer Linn
When Should You Begin Receiving
Your Social Security Retirement Benefits?
Learn what your full retirement age is and how
your benefit is determined; how retiring earlier
than, or later than, your full retirement will affect
your Social Security benefits; why it’s important
to plan together with your spouse and strategies to
boost your retirement and survivor’s benefits; and
how working after you begin receiving Social
Security could affect how much you receive.
Date: Thursday, March 30
Time: 6:30 – 8:00pm
Location: DEF
Instructor: Marcus Anderson,
Financial Consultant
Fee: $5 per household
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Self Defense for Women “Great class for Moms and Daughters”
Are you not feeling as safe as
you once did? Would you
like to learn some real, effec-
tive, life-saving, techniques?
In this introductory course,
you will get a basic understanding of the psychol-
ogy of attacks and defenses. You will find out
how to avoid on coming actions, get out of
chokes, release arm grabs and how to apply sim-
ple effective counter actions to an opponent. In
addition to this, you will learn how to use a sim-
ple self-defense device called a KUBOTAN that
you can legally carry with you as you go about
your day. This can greatly magnify your ability to
defend yourself. Wear loose comfortable cloth-
ing. A fee of $10 for the required KUBOTAN
payable to St. Cloud Karate & T’ai Chi Instruc-
tion will be collected at the first class.
Date: Tuesday, March 14
Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $20
Instructor: Beverly Gustafson of
St. Cloud Karate/T’ai Chi Instruction
Mixed Media/Collage Decorated Canvas
Students will learn the elements of design while creating
their own collaged canvas to hang on their wall. Students
will use decorative paper, paints, and images to create
their masterpiece. All materials will be provided.
Date: Tuesday, March 28
Time: 6 - 8pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $12 registration
$10 material fee night of class
Instructor: Laura Ruprecht
Defensive Driving
Learn evasive skills & other accident
prevention measures in the classroom (not on-the-road).
Those 55 & older receive a 10% discount on your insur-
ance. Please bring
your driver’s license.
Dates: Tue. & Thur., April 25 & 27
Time: 5:30-9:30pm
Location: DEF
Instructor: Minnesota Safety Council
Fee: $25
Defensive Driving Renewal In order to maintain a 10% discount on your insurance
the defensive driving class must be renewed every 3
years. Update yourself on common bad habits & MN’s
newest laws! Date: Tues., Feb. 7
Time: 12:30-4:30 p.m. OR
Date: Tues., March 7
Time: 12:30-4:30 p.m. OR
Date: Tues., May 11
Time: 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Location: DEF
Instructor: Minnesota Safety Council
Fee: $20
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Painting Barn Quilts
Painting Barn Quilts is a popular, lively 3-hour
class of guided instruction which will take you
through the process of barn quilting from begin-
ning to completion. You will choose a quilt pattern
from the several dozen offered or you may bring
your own (instructor will evaluate difficulty level).
You will gain knowledge on measuring, layout,
taping and painting as related to barn quilt paint-
ing. You will leave with your own masterpiece,
ready for hanging and possibly the inspiration to
participate in a Barn Quilt Trail in your own
neighborhood!!
Day: Monday or Tuesday
Date: April 3 or May 2
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $32 at time of registration
$15 at time of class for materials
Instructor: Cyndi Buchholz
Abstract Art (for Beginners)
Try your hand at creating an abstract art painting.
No art or painting experience needed. The less
you know about art or painting the better. You
will be pleased with your results. All supplies pro-
vided. Wear old clothes. Ages 12 and up.
Date: Thursday, April 27
Time: 6 pm
Location: Gary Theisen’s home
Instructor: Gary Theisen Fee: $35
Mosaic Mirrors
Students will learn the basics of mosaics by deco-
rating a framed mirror with stained glass. Students
will be using basic glass cutting tools to design
their mosaic and finish mixing and applying grout.
Materials will be provided.
Date: Tuesday, February 21 & April 25
Time: 6 - 8 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $40 registration
$30 for materials night of class
Instructor: Laura Ruprecht
Screen-printing with Freezer Paper
Students will design a stencil out of freezer paper
that will be cut out and ironed onto a piece of ap-
parel. They will then use screen-printing ink over
the stencil to create a one of a kind design that stu-
dents can wear. All materials will be supplied
except you must bring their own apparel to be
printed.
Date: Tuesday, March 14 6-8pm
Time: 6 - 8 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $12 registration
$10 for materials night of class
Instructor: Laura Ruprecht
Adult English Classes
If you are interested in improving your English
language skills, please join us for English classes
held at John Clark Elem, Rockville. All English
Language Learners are welcome from new speak-
ers to those with advanced skills.
Instructor: Ann McGee
Call 320-685-8631 with
questions.
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ROCORI Area Community Education
Adult Basic Education
GED (General Education Development diploma):
Math, Reading, Language Arts—writing, Social Studies and Science
Basic Skills Enhancement:
Goal-specific instruction such as work, employment related math, reading, computer or writing assistance.
FREE INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION CALL: 320-685-8631 Classes held Fridays at 10:00 am *Registration Required
Dancing Like the Stars!
Tired of just watching? This course is for you! In 5
sessions you'll experience the thrill of classic dances
like the Waltz, Rumba, Swing and more! Couples pre-
ferred but don't be afraid of the social nature of this
class instructed by community legend Mark Johnson.
Day: Mondays
Dates: March 6, 27; April 3, 10, 24
Time: 7 - 8:15p
Location: DEF
Fee: $25 per couple OR $15 single
Instructor: Mark Johnson
Beginners’ Line Dancing Class
Dance happy, be healthy! Are you looking for a fun
way to exercise? Come and join a line dance class. If
you can walk, you can line dance and you don’t need a
partner!
Date: Mondays, March 6 - April 24
Time: 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Fee: $15
Instructor: Sharon Theis
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Healthy Lawns
Lawn care can be expensive and puzzling. Learn some
simple tips and techniques that can help you get the
best performance out of your yard while protecting
area lakes and streams from pollutants and runoff. We
will cover a wide variety of topics and answer your
questions about watering, fertilizing, weed identifica-
tion and so much more to make your lawn the best it
can be. Participants will receive an informational fold-
er full of great publications; and several door prizes
will be given away from local plant specialists.
Date: Tuesday, May 9
Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $10
Instructor: Sauk River Water District
Composting Basics
Composting is nature’s way of recycling. It keeps
waste out of landfills, and it fertilizes without chemi-
cals. It’s a great way to turn fruit, vegetable and yard
trimmings into a dark, crumbly fertile soil. Make your
garden happy and help the environment. Participants
will receive an informational
folder full of great publica-
tions; and several door prizes
will be given away from local
plant specialists.
Date: Tuesday, May 16
Time: 6:30 -7:30 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $10
Instructor: Sauk River
Water District
Butterfly Gardens
Birds and butterflies add grace, beauty and motion to
the landscape. Learn about birds and butterflies native
to our region and how to attract them to your garden.
We’ll cover what habitat is necessary for a bird and
butterfly area in your garden that is beautiful, low
maintenance and can be enjoyed by all ages. Partici-
pants will receive an informational folder full of great
publications; and several door prizes will be given
away from local plant specialists.
Date: Thursday, May 25
Time: 6:30 -7:30 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $10
Instructor: Sauk River Water District
Expectant or New Grandparent Class
This class was designed for expectant or new
grandparents. Learn what has changed with car-
ing for a child since you were in the trenches.
Topics discussed include: feeding, sleeping
arrangements, car seats, home safety, illness and
setting boundaries. Students will
also be certified in infant CPR as
part of this class.
Date: Tuesday, April 25
Time: 5:30 -8:30 pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $35 individual / $50 couple
Instructor: Emergency Outfitters
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Body Weight WORKOUTS!
Join a community of parents as we nurture ourselves
and model a healthy lifestyle for our kids. This fitness
class will focus on exercises using your own body for
resistance, making the workouts something you can
incorporate into your lifestyle. With a background in
physical therapy, Lisa can teach proper body mechanics
and appropriate modifications to meet you at your cur-
rent level of fitness. Kids are welcome in a small play
area during workouts. Bring your own yoga mat.
Dates: Mon & Thur., March 20 - May 4
(no class Easter week)
Time: 9:30 - 10:30am
Location: DEF
Fee: $35
Instructor: Lisa Plzak
Cardio Cross Training
For beginners and more advanced fitness level, modi-
fied for each participant. Combo of kicks, jabs, upper-
cuts, and hooks set to upbeat music; not only burns a
LOT of calories, but fun! Includes Pilates and yoga
stretches, in addition to cardio workout & light weight
training. Bring lighter hand weights (1-8 lb.) & exer-
cise mat.
Days: Mon., Wed., & Sat.
Session I: Jan 4 - Feb. 25
no class Jan 11 or Feb. 18
Session II: Feb. 27 - April 22 no class April 15
Session III: April 24 - May 31 (6wks)
no class May 27 or 29
Fee Sessions I & II: $35 -1x/wk; $55 - 2x/wk;
$70 - 3x/wk
Fee Session III: $25 - 1x/wk; $45 - 2x/wk; $60 - 3x/wk
Times: Mon & Wed. 6 - 7pm
Sat., 8:30 - 9:30am
Location: DEF
Instructor: Vicki Stommes Faber
Join the Fun with REFIT®
REFIT® combines several elements of fitness into one
power-packed hour. While the focus is structured
around cardio dance movements, toning & flexibility,
strength training & stretching are also incorporated into
the REFIT® workout. No prior dance experience is
necessary! The follow-the-leader instruction style en-
sures that all participants feel successful in their
workout experience. While REFIT® is appropriate for
ALL ages, class participants must be at least 16 years
old. Please wear comfy clothing and tennis shoes, grab
a water bottle and towel and let’s do this!
Days: Mon., Thur., & Sat.
Session I: Jan. 9 - Feb. 27 (No class Feb. 20)
Session II: March 2 - May 9
(No class March 11 & 18)
(No class April 15 & 17)
Time: 5:45 - 7pm & Sat., 8:30 - 9:45am
Location: Richmond Elem.
Instructor: Amanda Rogers
Fee: $45 per session
Yoga for all
This class will adapt to the needs and interests of those
in attendance. It will be beneficial and doable for peo-
ple of all levels. If you are very inflexible and never
tried yoga, now is a great time to start! The class will
challenge everyone according to the amount of chal-
lenge they want.
The variety of benefits people get from practicing yoga
include improved flexibility, posture, blood flow, mus-
cle strength, immune system, joint health, spine health,
blood pressure, focus, balance, sleep, breathing... the
list goes on!
Days: Mondays & Fridays
Dates: Session I, January 6- Feb 13
Session II, Feb 24-April 3
Session III, April 7- May 22
(no class April 14 & 17)
Fee: $35/1x per week - per session
$65/2x per week - per session
Time: 3:40-4:40
Instructor: Nathan Klein
Location: Session I & III - RMS D207
Session II - RMS D217
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Yoga in the Morning A relaxing, short form yoga series to start your day
off right. All levels of experience encouraged.
Yoga mat required.
Session I: Tue. & Fri., Jan. 10 –Feb 17
Session II: Tue. & Fri., Feb. 28 –April 7
Session III: Tue. & Fri., Apr. 18- May 26
Time: 7:15-8:00 am
Location: DEF
Instructor: Mary Bowar
Fee: $72 / 2x per wk; per session
$39 / 1x per wk; per session
Yoga at Night Energize, heal, & tone the body, while being safe
& challenging. Blends gentle but effective “flow”
sequences, postures & breath. Strengthen the body
while stretching to induce calm & improve flexibil-
ity. End with a relaxing meditation that will melt
away tension. Yoga mat required.
Day: Monday
Time: 5:00-6:00 pm
Session I: Jan. 23 –March 6
Session II: March 20– May 1
Session III: May 15 - June 26
Location: DEF
Fee: $39 per session
Instructor: Mary Bowar
Vinyasa Flow Yoga A flowing and progressive yoga series that strengthens,
stretches & relaxes the body while focusing the mind.
Yoga mat required. Day: Tuesdays Time: 6:15-7:15 p.m.
Session I: Jan. 10, 17, 24, 31, Feb. 7, 21
Session II: Feb. 28, March 7, 14, 21, April 4
Session III: April 8, 25, May 2, 9, 16, 23
Location: Richmond Elem. Fee: $39/session
Instructor: Kate Nienaber
24 Fit Club
Come join the movement as we encourage a healthy ac-
tive lifestyle in a positive atmosphere with one goal in
mind having fun while getting fit. The classes will be full
body circuits. The exercises will be centered around car-
dio and muscular endurance strengthening. Bring your
own yoga mat
Dates: New Year New You 8 wk. challenge Mon. &
Thurs. 6:30-7:30pm, Jan. 2- Feb. 16
Spring into Washboard Abs 6 wk. Challenge Mon. &
Thurs.6:30-7:30pm, Mar. 20- Apr. 27
Winter Session 8 week fee: $40
Spring Session 6 week fee: $30
Location: Cold Spring Bowling Lanes event room.
Address 206 Main St, Cold Spring, MN 56320
Trainer: Dylan Wirtzfeld
Includes:
* All fitness levels invitation
* Wellness evaluation
* Nutrition coaching
* Group support
* 60 minutes of activity
* Fitness assessments
* Prizes for special rewards
Space is Limited to reserve a spot contact
Dylan Wirtzfeld at (320)-828-0953
or email [email protected]
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“Mike Lynch’s Minnesota Star Watch”
You’re invited to bring lawn
chairs to make yourself comfy!
Make the stars your old friends as
we watch the great celestial show
in the skies over Cold Spring and
vicinity. This night will be filled
with the stars, constellations, plan-
ets, star clusters, nebulae, and
more! We start off with an indoor
orientation followed by quality
time outside under the heavens.
Get to know the constellations like
the Big Bear, Gemini the Twins,
Leo the Lion, and some of the
great stories behind them. We’ll also use large reflecting telescopes, including two giant 20 - inch reflectors that
are among the biggest mobile telescopes in Minnesota for close up views of planets, the moon, star clusters,
nebulae, galaxies and other wonders in our winter/spring skies. Learn about basic celestial photography.
Weather permitting we’ll also use a new astronomical camera-telescope system for extra special views of our
more distant universe. You’ll also get a great big handout package with user-friendly star maps and constella-
tion charts, apps, websites, a telescope-buying guide, and more!
Mike Lynch is a meteorologist at WCCO Radio and has been hosting star watch parties and teaching astronomy
classes for 45 years. He also writes a weekly stargazing column for the St. Paul Pioneer Press and is the author
of the book; “Mike Lynch’s Minnesota Star Watch” that’ll be
available for purchase at a discount. Even if it’s cloudy you’ll
learn a lot, have a great time and get a Mike Lynch “Cloud
Check” for a future Minnesota.
Date: Friday, March 24
Time: 7:30 – 9:30 pm
Fee: $20 Individual or $50 per family
Location: DEF Commons
Instructor: Mike Lynch
The ROCORI Flames JO Softball organization ex-
ists to provide a safe, organized and instructive envi-
ronment for girls ages 8 to 18. Girls will enjoy and
learn the game of fast pitch softball that promotes
sportsmanship, integrity and fair play in a competi-
tive environment. Look for registration information
in February; notification is sent via school newslet-
ters. The season runs from May through July.
Visit our website, http://rocoriflames.com/ for
more information.
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BEGINNER KARATE FOR KIDS Ages 6 years and old-
er. This is an introduction to the traditional martial art of
Okinawan Karate. Basics of punching, kicking and striking
will be taught. Students begin to learn the bones in their bod-
ies and start to understand the concepts of self discipline,
awareness, concern for others, and principles for the class
and for life. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
Time: 6:30 – 7:00pm
Session I: Tuesdays, Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Session II: Tuesdays, Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28, March 7
Session III: Tuesdays, March 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18
Fee: $35 per session
Location: DEF
Instructor: Beverly Gustafson of
St. Cloud Karate/T’ai Chi Instruction
INTERMEDIATE KARATE FOR KIDS After complet-
ing at least two courses of the Beginning Karate for Kids and
demonstrating those skills learned, students can join this
section. They will learn to use the strikes and the kicks from
the beginning courses while emphasizing growth in self con-
trol, self confidence, & self esteem. Partner drills are intro-
duced and practiced during these sessions. Students that have
taken this course in prior years are encouraged to sign up for
these classes again and continue their study in this martial
art.
Time: 7:00 - 7:30 pm
Session I: Tuesdays Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
Session II: Tuesdays, Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28, March 7th
Session III: Tuesdays, March 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18
Fee: $35 per session
Location: DEF
Instructor: Beverly Gustafson of
St Cloud Karate/T’ai Chi Instruction
4-5 year olds
Bring your little one to learn balance, flexibility, strength on
balance beam, mini-tramp, low-bar and more. We also do
some music and games.
Session I: Wednesdays, March 1 - 22: 5 - 5:50pm
Session II: Wednesday, April 5 - 26: 5 - 5:50pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $25 per session
Instructor: Kelly Warzecha, Tiny Tumblers
K - 3rd grade
Students will work on basic tumbling from cartwheels to
somersaults and back walkovers. Learn some jumps, leaps
& dance skills to improve flexibility & strength. Get your
groove on with some zumba dance too.
Session I: Wednesdays, March 1 - 22: 6-7pm
Session II: Wednesdays, April 5 - 26: 6-7pm
Location: DEF
Fee: $35 per session
Instructor: Kelly Warzecha, Apollo H.S. Head Coach
Babysitting/Home Alone Clinic
This clinic is a preparation course for boys and girls
ages 11 and older undertaking the responsibility of
childcare and/or preparing to stay home alone. The
course will cover child development, basic first aid,
how to handle various emergencies, managing a
child’s behavior, games to entertain, and the basics of
newborn and toddlers. Wear comfortable clothing and
bring a sack lunch.
Date: Sat., April 8
Time: 9 am - 2:30 pm
Location: ROCORI H.S. Rm. A114
Fee: $25
Instructors: Rachel Schwartz & Anna Christensen
This course covers different shooting positions, safe han-
dling of a firearm. It introduces hunting and good sports-
manship. Saturday class will be at a gun range. Must be age
11 prior to the start of class. Must produce a birth certificate
when filling out forms. To register for class please do so by
bringing your birth certificate into the Community Ed. Of-
fice and filling out some paperwork.
Dates: March 28, 30, April 4, 18, 20, Tues. & Thurs.
& Sat., April 22 (Sat. time to be announced)
Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: DEF
Instructor: Jacob Willenbring Mark Dockendorf, Dave
Linz, Larry Statz, John Maile, Mike Hetherington
John Anderson, Brian Smith
Fee: $7.50 with an additional
$7.50 paid online to the MN DNR to receive your certificate
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EXTREME LEGO: Clowns and Cranes
New and returning students are wel-
come. You read it right. Build a clown
face and use pulleys to rotate his facial
expressions from happy, to sad, to
knocked out. Build a crane and use it
to hoist other LEGO pro-
jects. Students build multiple LEGO
projects and use those projects to investigate basic pul-
ley concepts including: direction of rotation, increased
speed, a fixed pulley, movable pulley system, and com-
pound pulley. We may even try to build the world’s
longest conveyor belt made of LEGOs at the last class!
How cool is that?
Dates: Thursdays Feb., 2, 9, 16, 23
Time: 3:15 - 4:15 pm
Location: CSE Ages: K - 3
Fee: $45
Instructor: Youth Enrichment League
EXTREME LEGO: ‘Copters & Spy Planes
Never ever before seen projects. Build a helicopter,
egg beater, paddle boat and spy plane. Use your pro-
jects to investigate basic engineering concepts includ-
ing: gear ratio gearing up, gearing down, and
more. Get in gear, sign up today!
Dates: Thursdays, April 20, 27, May 4, 11
Time: 3:15 - 4:15 pm
Location: CSE Ages: K - 3
Fee: $45
Instructor: Youth Enrichment League
Introduction to Printmaking
In this basic introduction class, students will learn
about printmaking. They will create a mandala colla-
graph that will then be printed onto paper. Students will
also learn to use linoleum cutting tools to create their
own stamp to be printed onto either paper or clothing.
All materials will be provided.
Date: Monday, March 13 & 20
Time: 6 - 8 pm
Location: DEF
Grades: 6 - 8
Fee: $40 registration/$20 for materials night of class
Instructor: Laura Ruprecht
GANDMASTERS OF CHESS (Winter)
New and returning students are welcomed. Youth En-
richment League (YEL) chess continues to evolve. We
have new worksheets and new lessons crafted by Wom-
en’s International Master and former Russian Chess
Champion Sima Sokolovskaya. YEL
chess lessons are designed to engage
beginners through advanced stu-
dents. Our winter session focus is on
continuing chess concepts (Double
check, Opposition, Forks, Pins, etc.) as
well as preparation for Chess Tourna-
ment Season. YEL students often perform well at the
highest levels in local and state tournaments. Join this
“sport of the mind” and be part of your school’s chess
club. Sign up and create a checkmate today!
Day: Tuesdays
Dates: January 24, 31, February 7, 14, 21, 28
Time: 3:15- 4:15 pm
Location: CSE Ages: K - 5
Fee: $68
Instructor: Youth Enrichment League
GRANDMASTERS OF CHESS (Spring)
Bring your chess dollars and get pumped and prepped
for your school’s year-end, in-school tourna-
ment. Youth Enrichment League (YEL) has 50+ chess
lessons and our spring focus is on skewers, pawn end-
games, doubled rooks, etc. Our lessons are crafted by
Women’s International Master and former Russian
Chess Champion Sima Sokolovskaya. Join this “sport
of the mind” and be part of your school’s chess
club. Sign up and create a checkmate today!
Day: Tuesdays
Dates: March 7, 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11
Time: 3:15 - 4:15 pm
Location: CSE Age: K –5
Fee: $68
Instructor: Youth Enrichment League
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Central Performing Arts
Dance Studio Spring Performance Theme:
“Under the Big Top”
Get ready for a Spring Gala full of an
exciting dance based on circus per-
formers and carnival fun!
Performance date: May 27th.
We hold a professionally staged show with conserva-
tive costuming. Classes are also open to students not
interested in performing at the show. Please notify
C.P. Arts upon registering of your non-performance
status.
* Register for classes by January 20th.
* Shoe fitting & Costume Fitting/Measuring
Night: January 23rd 4:45 – 7pm DEF Building
* A $45 costume deposit per class registering
for is due at January 23nd fitting, payment to
be made out to C. P. Arts.
* Tumbling skills class – 12 classes January
31st – May 1st.
All classes begin the week of January 30th and run
through May 27th at the DEF building.
Class Descriptions
Ages 3 – K: Explore ballet through creative move-
ment and imaginative stories. Students will gain the
basics through rhythmic warm-ups, constructive ac-
tivities, creative play with props, and gross motor
development with song & dance. Tap technique in-
cluded in 1 hr. classes.
Elementary Levels 1 – 4: Learn the fundamentals of
classical ballet & tap technique with the focus on
movement of execution, vocabulary, and creative
expression through various dance styles.
Ballet/Pointe/Lyrical: Fundamentals focus is on clas-
sical ballet technique. Gain in strength, flexibility,
balance, skills, endurance, and knowledge expansion
of body placement & vocabulary ballet terms. Ballet
is the foundation of all dance!
Jazz/Tap/Hip-Hop: Technique progression in vari-
ous styles, with the execution of leaps, turns, and
combos in center and across floor skills.
All Registration payments are due by March 1,
2017. If you need to set up a payment plan,
contact Community Ed.
Questions? Call CPA (320)420-0017, or email
2017 Class Schedule
Monday Classes:
4:00 – 5:00 Elem. Grades 1 – 2 $160
5:00 – 6:00 Elem. Grades 3 $160
5:00 – 6:30 Elem. Gr. 4 Performance & Tap technique $190
6:00 – 8:00 Tap & Jazz Lev. 1 Tech. & Per. class (Gr. 5-6) $240
Tuesday Classes:
3:45 – 4:30 Tumbling Skills Lv. I (ages K-2) $95
4:30 – 5:30 Tumbling Skills Lv. II (Gr. 3-4) $120
5:30 – 6:15 Caterpillars (No Tap) (ages 3-4) $120
6:15 – 8:15 Jazz & Tap II Tech. & Per. class (Gr. 7-9) $240
Wednesday Classes:
4:30 – 5:30 Butterflies (ages 3 & 4) $160
5:30 – 6:30 Elem. Grades K - 1 $160
6:30 – 7:30 Elem. Grades 2 - 3 $160
7:30 – 9:30 HS Jazz & Tap (Gr. 10-12) $240
8:00 – 9:30 HS Jazz (Gr. 10-12) $190
Thursday Classes:
4:45 – 5:15 Pointe II (grade 7-9) $100 (must take Ballet II)
5:15 – 7:15 Ballet II Tech. & Per. (Gr. 7-9) $240
5:45 – 7:45 Ballet III Tech. & Per. (Gr. 10-12) $240
7:45 – 8:15 Pointe III (Gr. 10-12) $100 (must take Ballet III)
Friday Classes:
4:15 – 5:45 Ballet I technique only (Elem. Gr 4) $190
4:15 – 6:15 Ballet I Tech. & Per. (Gr. 5-7) $240
C.P.A. Gymnastics
Is your child constantly doing cartwheels in the house, and stack-
ing pillows to roll over on!
Well it is time to learn how to do those tumbling skills properly.
Students will be instructed by a duel experienced team of instruc-
tors through the Central Performing Arts dance school. It’s time
to strengthen those skills, increase flexibility and build your
child’s confidence.
3:45 – 4:30 Tumbling Skills Lv. I (ages K-2) $95
4:30 – 5:30 Tumbling Skills Lv. II (Gr. 3-4) $120
Tuesdays, January 31st – May 1st No Classes: March 14th and April 11th
Attire: Leotard, biker shorts and your bare feet. Hair pulled back
into a low ponytail. No Jewelry.
*20% OFF DISCOUNT for Students taking Ballet and
Tap/Jazz Levels I, II, or III.
($384 for both classes)
*20% OFF DISCOUNT for Students taking Elem. 4
Performance/Tap Technique and Ballet I.
($304 for both classes)
*20% OFF family discount for ages 3-grade 3 taking 3 or
more dance classes (Tumbling NOT included)
*Call 685-8631 to take advantage of discounts
Register online at www.rocori.k12.mn.us under Community Education or call 685-8631
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Swift Kids Running Club Boys & Girls grades 3-6. Partake in fun fitness activities
and running. We will discuss healthy habits and fitness ide-
as. All fitness levels encouraged! Fee includes t-shirt. Can
use this class as prep for the Old Glory Run.
Days: Mondays & Wednesdays
Date: April 24 - May 24
Time: 3:15 - 4:30 pm
Location: CSE
Fee: $29 includes a T-Shirt
Indoor Soccer Boys & Girls
3rd - 6th Grade The soccer camp’s goal is to teach young athletes to become
better soccer players through the use of proper skills and
technique. There will be a good combination of game play
and skill training.
Dates: Wednesdays, Jan 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1 & 8
Times: 3rd & 4th grade 3:05-4:00 pm
5th & 6th grade 4:05-5:00pm
Location: CSE
Fee: $25
Instructor: Brian Kothrade
Sports Sampler
In this diverse multi-sport program, 4-5 year old children
will be introduced to a different sport, learn new skills, and
then separate into teams to play a game. Sports include vol-
leyball, soccer, kickball and bowling. Students will also
play an array of other great games to keep them involved in
a world of movement, variety, and fun.
Days: Wednesdays
Session I: February 1, 8, 15, 22 Time: 5-5:50 pm
Session II: May 3, 19, 17, 24 Time: 5-5:50 pm
Location: Richmond Elem.
Fee: $25 per session
Instructor: Emily Schmitz
Mother’s Day Project
We can’t tell you which project we will be making, because
Mom might be reading this class description, but she will
love her present! We will hide our gift in a pretty package
and make a card, so Mom will feel very special on Mother’s
Day. All supplies included
Date: Tuesday, May 9
Time: 3:30 - 5:30
Age: Grades 1-5
Location: CSE
Fee: $20
Instructor: Erin Tronbak
Open Art Studio
This is an opportunity for students to explore different
mediums used in art. Students can sign up for either
one day or all four sessions. During the sessions, stu-
dents will experience up to 4 different mediums
through the four sessions, choose one or all 4.
Painting - Monday, April 24
Collage - Monday, May 1
Printmaking - Monday, May 8
Mosaics - Monday, May 15
Time: 6 - 8 pm
Grades: 6 - 8
Location: DEF
Fee: $12 each or $40 for all 4
Instructor: Laura Ruprecht
Minnesota Timberwolves & Lynx
Basketball Academy
The Minnesota Timberwolves & Lynx Basketball
Academy and ROCORI Community Education is
proud to offer a basketball clinic designed to improve
the skills of youth boy’s and girl’s basketball players
of all levels. Players will improve their individual
offensive and defensive fundamentals, practice habits,
and teamwork. Players will feel the energy while
working hard and having fun. Each participant will
receive: A free ticket voucher for a 2016-17 Wolves
game, an exclusive Wolves/Lynx poster and other
cool Wolves/Lynx prizes! (There will not be a Wolves player in attendance).
Join us for a afternoon of FUN!
Date: January 27 (early out day)
Times: 12:30-2 will be for 4th-8th grade
2:30-3:30 will be for K-3rd grade
Location: ROCORI MS Gym
Instructor: Minnesota Timberwolves &
Lynx Academy Staff
Fee: $30
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Preschool Swim Classes: Preschool
classes require a parent, guardian/
older sibling 16 or older to be in the
water with the child. Designed to
help children overcome their fears
about water, have fun, spend special
time with mom or dad, & learn some
very basic water skills.
Water Babies (WB) 6-23 months
Aquatots (AT) 24-35 months
Minnows (MW) 3-5 years
Level 1 (Ages 5+) Become comfort-
able in the water. Safety topics: pool
rules, recognize lifeguard, safe water
entry, able to recall name and phone
number, help yourself in an emer-
gency and proper use of life jacket.
Skills include blowing bubbles, as-
sisted floats, flutter kick, and pad-
dling.
Level 2 - Learn to swim without sup-
port. Safety topics include being
able to recall parents/guardian’s
names, home address, proper use of
life jacket and boat safety. Skills
include bobbing, holding breath,
floats, kicking with kickboard, tread-
ing water, front/back crawl.
Level 3 - Be comfortable with new
skills in deep water & learn new
strokes. Safety topics include help-
ing yourself and others in an emer-
gency, and safe weather conditions
for swimming. Skills include swim-
ming underwater, front crawl with
rhythmic breathing, elementary
backstroke, breast stroke kick, arm
motion, and deep water work.
Level 4 - Increase endurance, im-
prove skills learned from classes 1-3
and learn new skills. Safety topics
include basic first aid and reaching
assist. Skills include surface dive,
open turns, treading water, breast-
stroke, dolphin kick.
Level 5 - Improve efficiency for
strokes and learn new skills. Safety
topics: first aid and throwing assist.
Skills include flip turns with front
and back crawl, flutter/dolphin/
breaststroke kick, and elementary
backstroke.
Level 6 - Concentrate on refining
technique of all strokes. Safety top-
ic: recognizing spinal injury. Skills
include feet first surface dive and
pick up brick, open turn breaststroke/
butterfly, and tread water, kick only.
Swim Lessons Class Descriptions
Lifeguard Training
3 days required: Friday, March 3 5-9pm,
Saturday, March 4 8am-5pm & Sunday, March 5 11am-4pm
Location: Sartell Middle School room 675 and Pool
Fee: $190
*Register with ROCORI Community Education
If you are interested in becoming a lifeguard - this is the
course for you! This is a blended online class. You will need
to complete the online portion before the in-person sessions.
Once registered the online information will be sent to you.
This course will provide candidates with the skills and
knowledge to become an American Red Cross certified Life-
guard. Lifeguards will be trained to prevent and respond to
emergencies.
Prerequisites:
Be at least 15 years of age on or before the last scheduled day
of class; Swim 300 yards continuously.
Timed-Skills Test: Starting in the water, swim 20 yards using
front crawl or breaststroke, surface dive 7-10 feet, retrieve a
10 pound object, return to surface, swim back to starting point
with the 10 pound object and exit water using ladder or steps
within 1 minute 40 seconds.
Saturdays
6 classes; 2 sessions
Register for ONE session per child
Session I: March 4 – April 8
Session II: April 22 - June 3
No Class May 27
Time Class Level
10:15-10:45 WB or 1
11:00-11:30 AT or 1
11:45-12:30 2 or 3
12:45-1:30 4 or 5/6
1:45-2:15 MW or Private
Mondays & Wednesdays 6 classes; 4 Sessions
Register for ONE session per child
Session I: January 16-February 1
Session II: March 13-March 29
Session III: April 10-May 1
No Class April 17 (Easter)
Session IV: May 4 - May 24
Time Class Level
6:15-7:00 2 or 5/6
6:30-7:00 1
7:15-8:00 3 or 4
8:15-9:00 5/6
8:15-8:45 Private
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Sliding fee scale for 10 week classes:
Household income (before taxes)…10 week session
$75,000 and up……………………………….$60
$50,000-$74,999…………………………..…$40
$25,000-$49,999…………..…………………$20
$25,000 and under…………………….…….$10
2nd + sibling $20
By state statute, no one will be turned away due to inability to
pay for classes. Please call for more information: 685-4035
ECFE – Early Childhood Family Education
ECFE is a public school program for all Minnesota
families with children between the ages of birth-
kindergarten entrance. ECFE is based on the idea
that the family provides a child’s first and most
significant learning environment and that parents/
caregivers are a child’s most important teachers.
Our goal in ECFE is to strengthen families and
enhance the ability of all caregivers to provide the
best possible environment for their child’s learning
and growth.
ROCORI ECFE is a fun, informal place to learn
with other parents/caregivers and meet new
friends. Children spend special time with their par-
ents, engage in activities, and play with peers. It
gives families an opportunity to experience learn-
ing in a school environment. By state statute, no
family is turned away due to the inability to pay
– if you have questions about payment or need
assistance, please just ask! If you have any ques-
tions or would like more information, please call
685-4035 or email: [email protected].
Terrific Twos and Threes
(Ages 2-3, Separating) $ sliding fee scale
Mondays 6-7:30pm, 10 weeks Jan. 23-April 3
Instructor: Erin Tronbak
Wednesdays 6-7:30pm, 10 weeks, Jan. 25-March 29
Instructor: Kerry Peterson
Fun with Friends (Ages birth-5) $sliding fee scale
Wednesdays 4:30-5:30pm, 10 weeks, Non-Separating. Jan. 25-
March 29 Instructor: Kerry Peterson
Wednesdays 9:30-11am, 10 weeks, Separating. Jan. 25-March 29
Instructors: Jill Blomdahl Skanson & Laura Mueller
Fridays 9-10:30am, 10 weeks, Separating. Jan. 20-April 7. Parent
Ed book discussion Free Range Parenting by Lenore Skenazy –
feel free to purchase your own copy, share one of ours, or just
follow along.
Instructors: Jill Blomdahl Skanson & Kerry Peterson
Specialty Classes:
for scholarship availability on specialty classes, call 685-4035
Twister Tuesdays (Ages 1-6, non-separating)
Play in the gym and do literacy themed activities together in the
classroom! Instructor: Emily Packert
Tuesdays 6-7:15pm, 10 weeks. Jan 24-March 28. $30/child
Stop By and Play!
(Ages birth-5, non-separating) Fridays, 11am-12:15pm.
$2/child, $5 max/family. No registration necessary, just come and
go as you wish!
Date with Dad (Ages 1-5, non-separating) Spend some special
time with dad (of course grandpas, uncles, and others are wel-
come too!) experiencing three different weeks of activities – Mad
Scientist, Messy Night, and Super Sports.
Instructor: Kerry Peterson
Wednesdays, 6-7:15pm, 3 weeks. April 19-May 3. $15/family
Busy Babies and Toddlers (Ages birth-24 months) FREE!
Come and join us for an informal, fun class with your baby or
toddler! Little ones learn best when they can explore a safe envi-
ronment and interact in developmentally appropriate activities
with their parent/s. This is a great opportunity to meet other fami-
lies in the area. Free Sibling Childcare (ages 2-5) is available.
Please register by one week prior. Instructor: Laura Mueller
Tuesdays, 6-7pm. 4 weeks, March 7-28.
Wednesdays, 10-11am, 4 weeks, April 5-26.
Ready for K! (Age 4-6, Pre-Kindergarten for Fall 2017) FREE
Help your Fall 2017 Kindergartener get a head start! Children
will work on kindergarten skills with you in the classroom, and
create some activities that you can do at home with your child to
help prepare them for school. Have an opportunity to meet and
ask questions of ROCORI Elementary staff, get a tour of an ele-
mentary school, learn about the district, and meet other families.
FREE!
Jill Blomdahl-Skanson
ECFE Coordinator
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COLD SPRING LANES Main Street 685-8150
One FREE game of bowling or
$2 off Saturday Night Cosmic Bowling
NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER COUPON OR SPECIAL
Limit one coupon per person per visit.
We Love Grandparents!
Ages 1-5 $5/child
Thurs. Feb. 9, 6-7pm OR Friday, Feb. 10, 9:30-10:30am
Come and make a special Valentine’s gift with your grand-
parent/s. Enjoy games, activities, stories, and make a snack
together.
Disney on Ice presents “DREAM BIG”
Thurs. March 2, 10:30am at the Minneapolis Target Center
Ages 2+, $22/person
“Enter a world where ad-
venture is awaiting and
courage leads the way
as Disney On Ice presents
Dream Big. Through en-
chanted pixie-dust, Tinker
Bell takes you on a journey of beloved Disney tales LIVE
ON ICE. Make a splash with the fearless dreamer Ariel as
she yearns to explore life above the waves. Watch Rapunzel,
Cinderella and Belle as they learn about the power to make
their own magic. Travel to the wintry world of Arendelle
with sisters Anna and Elsa, and the hilarious Olaf
from Disney’s Frozen as they learn that true love is the
greatest magic of all. Be there to discover a whole new
world with the daring Jasmine, and join Snow White, Aurora
and Tiana as they remind you to always be strong, kind and
fearless. High-flying jumps, daring acrobatics, breathtaking
skating and lovable Disney friends make this an experience
your family will never forget. Believing is just the begin-
ning!
We got a great deal on school group tickets! Ride the big
yellow bus – no need to pay for parking and brave the down-
town Minneapolis traffic. Bring a sack lunch to eat on the
bus on the way home. All children must be accompanied by
an adult at all times. Cost covers bus, parking, and ticket. If
you wish you drive yourself and meet us there, you may pick
up your tickets from the Community Ed office in the few
days before the show. Please have your children use the re-
stroom before getting on the bus, as we will not be making
any stops. In the unfortunate event of bad weather, if school
is late or cancelled, the bus will be cancelled. The Target
Center will do their best to honor your tickets at one of the
weekend performances or for the following year.
Tickets are limited. Please register by February 10.
Bus leaves the DEF front parking lot at 8:15am SHARP.
We will return around 2:30.
Spring Literacy Event: Pete the Cat
Apr. 12, 6-7:15pm
Age 1-6 $5/child
Join us for a fun night of early literacy activi-
ties, games, snack, music and stories all with our cool favor-
ite, Pete the Cat!
Big Truck Night
May 17, 6-7pm FREE!
Ages birth-6 DEF Parking Lot
Come check out a local police car,
fire trucks, motorcycles, ambu-
lance, mail trucks, tractors, diggers,
semi’s and more! In the event of rain, we will reschedule to
May 18th. No registration necessary.
ECFE Special Events
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Preschool Screening
In Minnesota, all children are required to com-
plete Early Childhood Screening before entering
kindergarten. Screening is FREE! As soon as
your child turns 3 years of age, they are ready for
screening. The earlier the better! An assessment
of your child’s vision, hearing, height, weight,
immunization records, and overall development
will complete the screening process. Screening is
held at the ROCORI DEF building, 527 Main St.,
Cold Spring, and is completed by trained pre-
school teachers. Please schedule a screening ap-
pointment by calling ROCORI Community Ed. at
685-8631 OR by registering online at
www.rocori.k12.mn.us and look for preschool
screening appointments under the Community
Ed. registration.
Upcoming Screening Dates
January 26 3:30 - 6:30 pm
January 27 8:30am - 12:30
February 23 3:30 - 6:30 pm
February 24 8:30am - 12:30
March 23 3:30 - 6:30 pm
March 24 8:30am - 12:30
April 27 3:30 - 6:30 pm
April 28 8:30am - 12:30
May 18 3:30 - 6:30 pm
May 19 8:30am - 12:30
Additional Parenting Services
Childcare Provider Support – For in-home
childcare providers! Do you need any new ideas
for handling behavior, discipline, difficult situa-
tions, referrals, or are seeking resources? Also,
we can help if you are just looking for some
new, fun curriculum or activity ideas! We’ll
bring the information to you, using First Steps
curriculum. We’ll bring fun materials and can
do a short circle or activity time with you and
the children, and leave some great information.
Do one visit, or set up a schedule – it’s up to
you! Call us at 685-4035 or email:
Parenting Help Me! – Parenting is one tough
job. We get it! Do you want extra help with a
parenting concern or are just looking for addi-
tional parenting resources? We have licensed
Parent Educators who are available for a free,
private consultation. We can meet in your home,
at school, or talk on the phone. Call us at 685-
4035 or email: [email protected]
Early Childhood Parent Advisory Council –
All early childhood parents are welcome at any
time to attend Advisory Council meetings. It’s a
great way to volunteer, get involved, and have
input in the programming. Next meeting - Janu-
ary 17th, 7pm at the DEF. Questions – call us at
685-4035 or email: [email protected]
Early Childhood Advisory Council is a group,
made up of parents, staff, and relevant commu-
nity members who offer technical input and
guidance. The council shall assist in developing,
planning, and monitoring the early childhood
programming. This group is important for con-
tributing recommendations for programs, volun-
teering, promoting the program, assisting in
evaluation, serving as advocates, and expanding
resources. The council reports to the school
board
Laura Mueller
Screening Coordinator
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Save the Date
Preschool Registration* at the DEF
Thurs. March 9, 4pm-7pm
Fri. March 10, 9am-12pm
*When registering, please bring a copy of
immunizations and $20 nonrefundable
registration fee.
Why choose ROCORI Preschool?
Small class sizes with State Licensed Teach-
ers and trained Paraprofessionals
Positive and supportive learning environment.
State approved curriculum that focuses on the
whole child, both academic and social-
emotional.
Play based learning environment.
Alignment with ROCORI K-12
Scholarships are available.
Play is the highest form of
research. -Albert Einstein
Two Class Offerings
Discovery Time—Children turning 3 by
Sept. 1, 2017
Kinder Connection—Children turning 4
by Sept 1, 2017
For more information call 320-685-8631
Stephanie Hillman, Community Education Director
Erin Tronbak, School Readiness Coordinator
OR stop by 527 Main St., Cold Spring
PLAY is the work of
childhood. -Mr. Rogers
Erin Tronbak
School Readiness Coordinator
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ROCORI Senior Center
(Located in the ROCORI DEF Building)
527 Main Street, Cold Spring, MN 56320
(320) 685-4935
Nadine Schnettler, Director
Hours: Mondays through Thursdays: 8:00 - 4:00 pm
Fridays: 8:00 am - Noon
Mission: The ROCORI Senior Center is a nurturing
environment, connecting seniors within the ROCORI
school district, with a wide variety of backgrounds and
interests; where experiences are developed, shared and
Ongoing Activities
Mondays: 9:00 AM Pinochle
9:30 AM Bridge
12:30 PM Pickleball
1:00 PM Line Dancing
1:00 PM Painting Pals
1:15 PM Solo Cards
(Sept-May)
Tuesdays: 8:30 AM Nordic Walk
(Apr-Nov)
Wednesdays: 9:00 AM Quilting
10:00 AM Pickleball
1:15 PM 500 Cards
Thursdays: 10:00 AM Pickle Ball
Fridays: 8:30 AM Coffee & Rolls Social
9:00 AM Chicks w/ Sticks
Overnight Casino Trip
The next overnight trip to Jackpot
Junction Hotel and Casino is scheduled
for Sunday, January 15, to Monday,
January 16. This is Martin Luther King
Jr. holiday weekend so maybe we can
attract some of you who haven’t yet retired. Jackpot
Junction is raising their hotel prices by $5.00 per room
in 2017, so, trip costs are: $50 if you’re sharing a dou-
ble room, $70 for singles and $100 for couples. The
price includes $30 for the bus and everyone gets $50
added to their reward cards. Free room coupons will
also be honored. Please sign up and pay in the senior
center as soon as possible. Checks can be made out to
ROCORI Senior Center. You do not have to be a sen-
ior center member to participate. Please join us; we’re
ROCORI Senior Center Fund
Leave a Legacy on Behalf of the Center!
The ROCORI Senior Center has an investment fund
within the ROCORI Area Community Foundation,
which is administered through the Central Minnesota
Community Foundation. The senior center fund is
always ready for anyone wishing to designate a part or
all of their estate towards the long-term sustainability
of the ROCORI Senior Center. Please keep the
ROCORI Senior Center Fund in mind when doing
your estate planning!
Senior Center Craft Corner and Other Amentites
Please check out the “craft corner” when vis-
iting the senior center. We have lots of hand-
made items! It’s a great
way to shop for gifts close
to home and without hustle
and bustle. We also have a
huge selection of new
greeting cards for 50 cents each. The book
library, puzzle table, and newspapers are also
always available. Where else can you read
the paper for free and drink a 50 cent cup of
coffee?
Please Save Your Teals’ Receipts
Please drop your Teal’s receipts
in the basket by the book li-
brary. Every dollar adds up
when trying to operate our cen-
ter. We also collect labels and
box tops for education for the
ROCORI School District.
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Present this ad to receive $5 off a handbag
Senior Center Board of Directors
Board meetings are held the second Tuesday of
each month at 9:00 AM in the Center.
Janice Althoff Arlene Athmann
Carolyn Bauer Ardell Goebel
Nancy Nierenhausen Joan Moser
Anita Krebs Joyce Phillips-Kunkel
Shirlee Prior Connie Rausch
Bernie Schmitz Bob Schreifels
Bonnie Sweet Joanne Wolf
New to the Area?
Are you recently retired or a newcomer to our
community? If so, please feel free to stop in to
the Center for a quick tour and a rundown of our
regular activities. Membership is not required,
however, we encourage everyone to voluntarily
contribute $5 per person for an annual support
fee. If you visit, please remember to come in
using Door 1 on the west side of the District Ed-
ucation Facility. Door 5, closest to the senior
center, is always locked during the school year.
“Like” Us on Facebook!
Please find ROCORI Senior Center on Facebook and click “join” to keep up to date with senior center activi-
ties. And, if you’re not already on Facebook, please ask Nadine to help you get set up. She’ll take your photo
and set your Facebook account up. Please make sure you also keep the center up-to-date on any address changes
and give us your email address. Email and social media really appeal to the baby boomer generation.
The Senior Center
has a lending library.
Take a book. . . and/or leave a book.
No fees or dues!
ROCORI Book Club
Third Tuesday of each month at
4:00 PM in the ROCORI Senior
Center. Discussions usually last
about an hour. We welcome all
adults from our community. Please come and join
us for an enjoyable time.
Foot Clinics!
The Senior Center has contracted with a private
licensed provider who is willing to come to the
DEF building to provide professional foot care.
We’ve made arrangements for Jennifer Ryan,
RN, CFCN, with Pedi-Care to visit the DEF
building on the fourth Tuesday of every month,
Jennifer is charging $20 per visit (which in-
cludes a warm foot soak) and is scheduling her
own appointments. Please call her at 612-356-
0207 to begin scheduling your appointments.
You can also email her at Jennifer.pedicare
@gmail.com
Please bring a list of your medications to your
first visit. And, bring a towel to dry your feet.
PLEASE remember: Jennifer is scheduling her
own appointments. Appointments can NOT be
scheduled through the senior center.
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SPRING 2017
COLD SPRING AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY EVENTS OPEN TO ALL
Thursday, March 2, 2017 5-7 PM Friday, April 7, 2017
LOCATION: ROCORI DEF LOCATION: ROCORI DEF
CSAHS Hosts the Chamber After Hours CSAHS history Series 2 - Topic TBA
open to members and local businesses & organizations
Saturday, March 18, 2017 Friday, June 2, 2017 5 - 8pm
LOCATION: ROCORI HS Tap Take Over
CSAHS at the Cold Spring Area LCOATION: Third Street Brew House
Chamber Community Showcase
685-3678 www.willenbring.com
318 Main Street., P.O. Box 417, Cold Spring, MN 56320
From Outside Cold Spring Calling Area, Dial TOLL-FREE: 1-800-247-0925.
Specializing in estate tax laws. Kelly Warren
CSAHS Trustees with the 2016 Historian of the Year Recipients. Bill Thull, Dan Steil, Rita Hennen, Historian
Award Recipient John Decker, Historian Award Recipient Scott Bender (General Manager of the Cold Spring
Brewing Company), Cliff Johnson, Jim Dwyer, Dave Mehr, Don Jungles. Not shown are Trustees Ray
Schouviller and Scott Larson.
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It is hard to believe, but this school year marks the 50th year of operations for the ROCORI School
District! We have looked back into the records to verify the anniversary. The records indicate that 50
years ago, the ROCORI Schools functioned as a public school district for the very first time.
Much of the early history of the district was captured by the first superintendent of schools, William J.
Virant. He gathered a lot of information in a book called, ROCORI Area Schools: Early History.
The book was published in December, 1997.
We know from the history book put together by first Superintendent of Schools, Bill Virant, that
there were many, many steps taken in the organization of the dis-
trict. The process of bringing the ROCORI School District into be-
ing was very challenging and filled with roadblocks and diver-
sions. The description of the legislative lobbying, the efforts in
working with the state Department of Education, the conditions in
the 1960s, and the local issues involved in setting the district bounda-
ries are fascinating to review.
In Minnesota history, the ROCORI School District (along with a few
of our neighbors) is a relatively young school district. With only 50
years of history, we are one of the last public school districts to be
organized in the state. According to the writings of Superintendent
Virant, Pierz, Sartell, and St. Michael were the others formed at
about the same time.
Consolidations of school districts, of course, has occurred since that
time so school districts have certainly changed over the 50 years.
The formation of public school districts across much of the rest of
the state happened earlier than it did in this region.
As we go through the year, we are looking at a variety of ways to celebrate the anniversary. We had
some conversation about 50 years at a school board meeting in August and the board felt is was im-
portant to turn to
school groups, organi-
zations, alumni and
support groups to try to
put more formal cele-
bration activities into
motion. We are inter-
ested in hearing from
groups or individuals if
there is interest in or-
ganizing or initiating
some kind of anniver-
sary event, activity or
celebration. Please
contact Scott Staska at
the District Office with
any interest.
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Richmond Elementary 34 2nd Street No., PO Box 489, Richmond, MN 56368
Phone: 320-597-2955
UPCOMING DATES:
Holiday Break is Dec. 23-Jan. 3
January 5-PTC meeting @ 6:00
January 9-Parent Title Night
January 16-No school
January 27-3-hour early release
February 17-20-No school
February 21-Kindergarten Roundup
March 12-Magazine sale kickoff
March 23-Music Program
April 29-Color Run
May 18-PTC Family Picnic
American Legion sponsored an essay and poster contest.
The Richmond American Legion and Auxiliary sponsored a contest for
our students. Kindergarten students colored a picture, grades 1, 2 3
made a poster and grades 4, 5 wrote an essay. They centered their work
on a common theme for American Education Week and Veteran’s Day.
Monetary prizes were awarded to four students in each grade. Then the
Legion members folded a flag and explained the meaning of each fold in
the flag. Thank you to the Richmond Legion and Auxiliary for the priz-
es, apples, and Tea Social.
Parent Teacher Club of Richmond Elementary
The PTC has a number of activities planned for Richmond Elementary.
There will be a meeting on January 5 at 6:00 P.M. in the lounge at
school. They have planned a Meat Raffle at Corky’s in Richmond on
Saturday, January 7, beginning at 1:00. We will collect empty ink jet
cartridges and old cell phones the week of March 27. A Color Run is
being planned for Saturday morning, April 29. The PTC will also be
selling Richmond Elementary t-shirts in the spring. The week of Feb-
ruary 6-10, 2017 will be Winter Wonderland at Richmond Elementary.
There will be special dress-up days, a play at the Paramount, and a
Winter Carnival for our students on Friday, February 10. A nice way
to get rid of the winter blues.
Mark Your Calendar
February 21
Kindergarten Roundup
Mark your calendar if you have a
child that will be entering school in
the 2017-18 school year. They must
be 5 by September 1. Registration
for kindergarten will be Tuesday,
February 21.
DARE Graduation
The fifth grade class graduated from the DARE
class in November. Officer Schultz from the
Stearns County Sheriff’s Department taught the
class. The students learned about dangers of
drugs and alcohol, peer pressures, and cyber
bullying.
Fire Station
The kindergarten class at Richmond Elementary
visited the Richmond Fire Station during Fire Pre-
vention Week in October.
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John Clark Elementary
415 West Broadway, PO Box 37, Rockville, MN 56368
PH. 320-251-8651 x 3
Upcoming Dates:
Holiday Break: Dec. 23-Jan. 3
January 9-Parent Title Night
January 16-No school
January 27-3-hour early release
February 9-PTC meeting
February 17-20-No school
February 21-Kindergarten Roundup
March 3-Magazine Sales Kickoff
May 23-PTC Family Picnic
PTC Activities at John Clark Elementary
The Parent Teacher Club has been hosting activities for our families and
students. They held a fundraiser in September that will help sponsor activi-
ties throughout the year. In October they held a Halloween Party for our
students. Decorations, games and prizes were set up in the gym. A great
time was had for all who attended. In December they set up the Holiday
Shoppe. The Holiday Shoppe is a safe place for the students to buy holiday
gifts for their family members. The gifts are wrapped and ready to go under
the tree when the child brings it home.
The PTC paid for the students to go to a play at the Paramount in St. Cloud.
They saw ”Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” In the spring the PTC will
host a Family Picnic for our students and their parents
Mark Your Calendar-February 21-
Kindergarten Roundup
Mark your calendar if you have a child that
will be entering kindergarten in the 2017-
18 school year. They must be 5 by Sep-
tember 1. Registration for kindergarten
will be Tuesday, February 21. There will
be a mailing coming out after the new year
with specific times and place. If you do
not live in the ROCORI attendance area,
please contact the ROCORI District Office
to obtain Open Enrollment forms.
Family Groups
John Clark Elementary has their student population divided into Fami-
ly groups. The fifth graders are the leader of their family group. Each
month the fifth graders collects their family from each of the other
grades. Mrs. Burtzel has taught them a lesson on a character trait that
they in turn teach their family. In November the character trait was
‘gratefulness.’ On a heart each child wrote what they were grateful
for. Then they were displayed on the wall. The hearts were spilling
out of a cornucopia. In December the students will make a tree orna-
ment and decorate the trees as we sing carols.
The kindergarten and first grade students enjoyed a close
up look at the Rockville fire truck. The fifth grade class graduated
from DARE.
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Cold Spring Elementary 601 Red River Ave North
Cold Spring MN 56320
320 685 4651 Fax 320 685-4962
2015-2016
Minnesota School of Excellence Recipient
Principal: Eric Skanson-
Phone: 320-685-4951
Email:
@CSEROCORI
Like Us On Face Book!
Cold Spring Elementary
#csestrong
JOIN THE MOVEMENT!
#CSESTRONG T-Shirts for sale $10 in the CSE office.
Looking for a way to get more involved at CSE? Get involved with the CSE Host Parent
Organization. There are many different levels of commitment and involvement that are
right for you. Each graduating year is represented by a group of parents called “HOST
PARENTS” These parents serve as sounding board and liaison to the school. They play an
integral role in creating successful environment at Cold Spring Elementary. If you are
interested in learning more, please contact Mr. Skanson at Cold Spring Elementary.
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ROCORI MIDDLE SCHOOL
534 N. 5th Ave., Cold Spring MN, 56320 PH.320-685-4968
Upcoming Dates/Activities:
12/5 - Trimester 2/Term 3 Begins
12/5 - 12/22 - Benefit event collection
12/23 –1/3 - Winter break—No School
1/4/17 - Classes resume
Middle School Activities
Please check the Activity page on the ROCORI Website to find out information for winter activities. There are a variety of start dates for winter activities for middle school so the dates may vary depending on the sport or activity. Many of them have already started, but if you are interested please contact the activities office.
Please watch for information in spring activities signup in the beginning to mid-dle of March.
ROCORI Middle School is located on the same campus as Cold
Spring Elementary and the High School. The building houses
grades 6-8 and provides a diverse range of opportunities for
students to explore a variety of interests. Along with our usual
classes of Math, Science, His-tory, and English, ROCORI Mid-
dle School also provides a rich experience for students in the arts, technology,
and a variety of after school activities. Students can participate in many differ-
ent clubs, athletic teams, and co-curricular activities while they attend the mid-
dle school. Our building is very new and students are provided a wonderful
environment to grow both socially and academically. If interested in attending
please contact the main office.
Get Involved Research has demonstrated over and over again, that students who be-
come involved in some type of activity in their school are more success-
ful academically and socially. We encourage all of our students to ex-
plore the many opportunities available for them at the middle school.
Activities do not always mean athletics as we have a host of clubs and
co-curricular activities available. If you have not been involved before
give something a try. It is never too late to start.
2016-2017 Course Registration Parent and student information meetings on course registration for the 2017-2018
school year will begin in February. There will be a couple different meetings in late
winter and early spring. Watch for dates and times of the meetings and information
about course registration in the weekly RMS newsletters.
Benefit Event
Students and Parents thank you for being such an important part of our schools
and community! RMS Student Senate members will be delivering a collection
box to first period classes. Our challenge will start Monday December 5th
through Thursday, December 22nd. Students are able to bring the following
for a collection to be donated to our local food shelf: 1. Food shelf items
(canned goods, toilet paper, paper towels, deodorant, shampoo, soap, sugar,
flour, boxed meals, and/or baking supplies) 2. Monetary donations. Thank
you for your support.
ROCORI Secondary School
Please remember that we are always here to
help you! Communication between school and
family is very important. Don’t hesitate to give
us a call or stop in!
Administration:
6-12 Building Principal:
Mr. Mark Jenson 685-4911 or email
9-12 Asst. Principal:
Mr. Nate Guetter 685-4961 or email guet-
6-8 Asst. Principal:
Mr. Jake Nelson, 685-4966 or email
Activity Director:
Mr. Joel Baumgarten 685-4913 or email
Middle School Counselor:
Marsha Gilbertson 685-4969 or gilbert-
Secretaries:
Dee Torborg ~ High School
Sue Feldhege ~ 6-12 Attendance
Shannon Molitor ~ Middle School
Jane Wahlin ~ Activities
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ROCORI HIGH SCHOOL
534 N. 5th Ave., Cold Spring MN, 56320 PH.320-685-4968
UPCOMING DATES/ACTIVITIES:
December 23, 2016 – January 3, 2017 – Christmas Break
January 3, 2017 – Staff snow make up day
January 16, 2017 – District Academy Day – NO STUDENTS
January 27, 2017 – End of term 3
January 27, 2017 – Student early dismissal / students released at noon
January 30, 2017 – Start term 4
February 17, 2017 – No school
February 18, 2017 – No school
March 10, 2017 – End term 4
March 10, 2017 – Student early dismissal / students released at noon
April 10, 2017 – Secondary parent conference
April 13, 2017 – Building staff development / no students
April 14, 2017 – Vacation – No School
April 17, 2017 – Vacation – No School
Notes from the Principal:
Greetings!
As the weather begins to get colder, please be sure that our stu-
dents are dressed appropriately. This is the cold and flu season
and it doesn’t take long for a bug to travel around the building. This is also a very
busy time of the year for activities, concert, and special events in the building. Please
be checking the newsletter and electronic sign in front of the building for upcoming
events that you many be interested in attending. Finally, be sure your phone and
e-mail is current to be informed to any school cancellations or weather related
announcements. ROCORI Schools uses the automated calling system to notify of any
related weather announcements.
HOLIDAY HOURS:
The High School will be closed over the following dates due to the
Christmas Holiday Break.
December 23-January 3 - No Students
Administrative Offices will be open but limited hours
Please call ahead 320-685-4911
ACTIVITIES
The research is overwhelming regarding the involvement of students in
activates and successful academics. Activities, both athletic and co-
curricular, provides an opportunity for your child to feel a part of a
team, make new friends, and surround themselves with students of simi-
lar interests. We strongly encourage all of our students to sign up for
any activity that they may be interested in being a part of for the season.
Winter activities are just starting and it is not too late to sign up. The
following activities are included in the winter season:
Basketball-Boys and Girls Knowledge Bowl
Ice Hockey-Boys and Girls Winterguard
Dance-Girls Art Club
Swimming-Boys Robotics
Wrestling-Boys Speech
Drumline Math Team
Yearbook
RADD
One Act Play
ROCORI Secondary School
Please remember that we are always here to
help you! Communication between school and
family is very important. Don’t hesitate to
give us a call or stop in!
Administration:
6-12 Building Principal:
Mr. Mark Jenson 685-4911 or email
9-12 Asst. Principal:
Mr. Nate Guetter 685-4961 or email guet-
Activity Director:
Mr. Joel Baumgarten 685-4913 or email
High School Counselors:
Craig Lieser 685-4916 or email
Jen Illies-Sabol 685-4916 or email
Secretaries:
Dee Torborg ~ High School
Sue Feldhege ~ 6-12 Attendance
Roz Jungels ~ HS Guidance
Jane Wahlin ~ Activities
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Fútbol Interior Para Hombres y Mujeres
3er a 6º grado
La meta del campamento de fútbol es enseñar a los atletas
jóvenes a convertirse en mejores jugadores de fútbol a través
del uso de habilidades y técnicas adecuadas. Habrá una com-
binación de juego y entrenamiento de habilidad.
Fechas: Los Miércoles, Enero 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1 y 8
Horario: 3er y 4º grado 3:05-4: 00 pm
5º y 6º grado 4:05-5:00pm
Lugar: CSE
Costo: $25
Instructor: Brian Kothrade
Club de Correr ~ Niños Ligeros
Niños y niñas grados 3-6, Participan en actividades de
aptitud divertidas y correr. Discutiremos hábitos
saludables y las ideas de aptitud. ¡Se les anima a todos
los niveles de condición física! La tarifa incluye la
camiseta. Puede usar esta clase como preparación para
la carrera .
Días: lunes y miércoles
Fecha: 24 de abril - 24 de mayo
Tiempo: 3:15 - 4:30 pm
Lugar: CSE
Costo: $29 incluye una camiseta
PROGRAMA “EL PODER DE LOS PADRES”
La Clase Parde-Hijos es para padres de familia con
hijos de 5 años de edad.
Dias: Todos los Viernes, Enero
20-Mayo 5 2017
Hora: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Ubicación: Rocori District Education Facility
527 Main Street, Cold Spring
Por favor, llamar a Elizabeth Valencia-Borgert
para registrarse: 320-308-0955
Preescolar ROCORI
Reserve la Fecha:
Registro Preescolar en el DEF
Jueves, 9 de marzo, 4pm-7pm
Viernes, 10 de marzo 9 am-12pm
Al inscribirse, por favor traiga una copia de las
inmunizaciones y $20 de cuota de inscripción
no reembolsable
Dos Ofertas de Clase:
Tiempo de Descubrimiento - Los niños cumplen tres
años antes del 1 de septiembre de 2017
Conexión al Kinder - Niños que cumplen cuatro
años antes del 1 de septiembre de 2017
Ejemplar Deportivo
En este programa multi-deportivo diverso, cada semana
los niños serán introducidos a un deporte diferente,
aprenderán nuevas habilidades y luego se separarán en
equipos para jugar un juego. Deportes incluyen volei-
bol, fútbol, kickball y boliche. Los estudiantes también
jugarán una variedad de otros grandes juegos para man-
tenerlos involucrados en un mundo de movimiento, va-
riedad y diversión.
Días: Miércoles
Sesión I: 1, 8, 15, 22 de febrero
Hora: 5-5:50 pm
Sesión II: 3, 19, 17, 24 de mayo
Hora: 5-5:50 pm
Lugar: Primaria Richmond
Edades: 4-5 años de edad
Costo: $25 por sesión
Instructora: Emily Schmitz
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Winter Community Education Registration Form
mail or drop off at ROCORI Community Education, 527 Main St., Cold Spring, MN 56320
(320) 685-8631 or register online at www.rocori.k12.mn.us
Parent/ Guardian Name_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________________________ City, Zip _________________________________
Home Phone __________________________________________________ Cell Phone ____________________________________________
Email Address________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Participant Name ________________________________________________________Grade __________ Birthdate ____________________
Name of Class Date/ Session & /or Level (if applies) Fee Enclosed
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Comm. Ed. Dept.
527 Main St.
Cold Spring, MN 56320
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