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Remembering When: A Fire and Fall Prevention Program for Older Adults and CaregiversDo you know an older person who has injured themselves from a fall? Do you know what to do if there is a fire in your home; especially if you have limited mobility?Would you like to learn ways to prevent fires and falls?Neighbors in Action and the La Crescent Fire Department are teaming up to offer Remembering When: A Fire and Fall Prevention Program for Older Adults and Caregivers. Remembering When combines fun nostalgia with 16 key safety messages – eight fire prevention and eight fall prevention – to help people learn to prevent injury or death from a fire or fall.Cassie Buehler, La Crescent Fire Department and Sandy Graves, Neighbors in Action will offer this fun, FREE, interactive program for everyone interested in learning more about helping older people stay safely in their homes for as long as possible.FREE – Refreshments will be served.

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Hobbies & Home ............................................................................................................................................................ 2-5Fit ‘n Fun ............................................................................................................................................................................. 6-8Be Prepared .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9Summer Music ...................................................................................................................................................................10Family Fun ...........................................................................................................................................................................11Youth Programs ......................................................................................................................................................... 12-28Registration Information ...............................................................................................................................................31

Community Education summer hours: Mon. - Thurs., 8 am - 4 pm. Closed Fridays.

Community Education Staff Directory – We are here to help! General Inquiries, Program Registration, Facility Rental ..............................................507-895-5150Beth Theede, Director ...............................................................................................................507-895-5153Joan Wright, Operations Coordinator .................................................................................507-895-5150Bernie Windschitl, Registration Secretary..........................................................................507-895-5149Lisa Mathson, School Age Child Care (Kids Company) Coordinator .......................507-895-5156 Kids Company Site ..............................................................................................507-895-4484 Option 3Karn Schwarthoff, Early Childhood Coordinator .........................................507-895-8731 Option 3

Class # Instructors Location Date Time Fee

0832-11 Cassie Buehler & Sandy Graves

Middle School Media Center

Thursday, May 25 5:30 pm FREE

Free Home Safety AssessmentsCassie Buehler and Sandy Graves are available to conduct a Free Home Safety Assessment to help you determine your risk of a fire or a fall. While in your home, they will complete a very thorough checklist and make recommendations for changes to minimize your risks. They will also share all 16 key messages about preventing fires and falls. The home visit will take about an hour. Please Call Neighbors in Action (507-895-5155) to set up a time for the team to visit your home.

FREE

Hobbies & HomeRegister online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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Egg Rolls with JenniferPlease join Jennifer Long as she takes you on an ethnic adventure while making authentic Asian egg rolls. Jennifer was born in Laos. When she was fourteen she stayed in the refugee camp, Banvinai in Thailand for a couple months. In 1979, Jennifer came to the US to Rhode Island, MPLS, La Crescent and now in the La Crosse area. She a single mother of seven, with multiple grandchildren. Since being in the area, Jennifer has had multiple eggroll fundraisers and wants to share her famous egg rolls with you. Jennifer looks forward to sharing a little about her story with you as you learn about and prepare EGG ROLLS.

Class # Instructor Date Time Location Fee

0325-49 Jennifer Long Saturday, June 3 9 am to noon High School Room 72 $24


0304-06 Sarah Goff, Master Gardener Monday, June 19 5:30 to 6:30 pm MS Art Room 184 $7

HOSTAS – They’re not just green and white! Did you know that over 8500 Hosta species and cultivars exist! Come learn all about Hostas: sizes, shapes, colors, growing conditions, enemies and more from Sue Haggerty, who has a collection of over 700 varieties and grown hostas for more than 17 years. Following her presentation and Q and A session, Sue will give a step by step demonstration of dividing methods for Hostas. AND if that’s not enough, attendees will take home a handout on all that you have learned plus a free hosta to add to your garden!


0310-10 Sue Haggerty Thursday, June 8 5 pm to 7pm ABLE, Inc. Downstairs Conference Room $17

G Suite TrainingLearn the tools in the G Suite platform from Gmail to Docs, Drive, and Calendar, collaborate with G Suite anytime, anywhere across your computer, phone, and tablet. This class will focus on learning to use Google tools that communicate, store, and collaborate online. Learn how to access your documents anywhere in the world with the suite of Google tools. Class participants must have or be willing to create a Gmail account for this class.

Class # Instructor Location Time/Date Fee0343-10 Jason Ludwigson, Technology Integration Specialist, La Crescent-Hokah Schools MS/HS Room 2 June 13th & 20th 6 to 7pm $19

ABLE, Inc is located at 1700 Lancer Blvd. (Next to the LHS baseball fields). Park in the rear parking lot and enter the building through the rear door.

Water WiselyJoin Sarah Goff, Houston County Master Gardener, for “Water Wisely for Healthy Plants, Healthy People, and a Healthy Planet”! Delve into the recommended watering practices for gardens, lawns, trees and shrubs. Water is a precious resource needed by all living things. Learning what, when, where and how to water is key to growing healthy plants and conserving this important resource for life.

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Canvas at the WineryLooking for a way to explore your artistic side but don’t know where to start? Want a fun night out that is new and exciting? Grab your friends, coworkers, or make it a unique date night-and join us for an evening of entertaining art instruction. Canvas at the Winery is an upbeat creative class for both the artistic and not so artistic. The best part? You will go home with a painting you can call “uniquely yours” and hopefully a new found talent you’ll want to explore. Learn the ba-sics of acrylic painting while enjoying the wines of River View Winery, in the company of friends.

An 11x14 canvas and supplies will be provided as Suzanne Sivertson guides you through a paint-ing experience to create your own patriotic masterpiece.

Uncorked Creativity with Cary (painting) Pour yourself a glass and sit back for some fun creativity time.Come by yourself or bring your friends.For this class we are going to channel your inner Bob Ross.So get ready to make “Happy Trees!”. You will go home with a canvas to be proud of.

Class # Instructor Date & Time Location Fee

0320-07 Cary Wyninger Wednesday, July 12th5 pm to 7 pm

Gallery M, 33 S. Walnut (lower level-stairs) $35

Coffee and Canvas with Cary - Sunflower (painting)Grab a cup of Joe (or a juice) and let’s paint!Come by yourself or bring a friend, daughter(son), or mother(father).You will go home with a canvas of your own creation. Sunflowers ! Sunflowers! Sunflowers!

Class # Instructor Date & Time Location Fee

0320-06 Cary Wyninger Saturday, June 17th9 am to 11 am

Gallery M, 33 S. Walnut (lower level-stairs) $35

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Cupping Class at Carlson Roasting Company

Like wine, there are many varieties of coffee that tasting them all can be some-what overwhelming. Interested in improving the quality of your coffee? Come out to Carlson Roasting Company and learn how to brew better coffee. An hour long hands-on presentation full of techniques that will help you succeed at producing that perfect cup of joe at home. Join us for an Introduction to Coffee Origins and Processes and a roasting demonstration. You will also learn brewing methods for the best brewing results. Along with all of these, you will take part in a coffee tasting to compare different origins.Carlson Roasting Company is passionate about quality hand crafted coffee. They roast in small batches with attention to detail that brings out the potential of each

Class # Instructor Location Time/Date Fee

0302-10 Bob Carlson Carlson Roasting Company, 214 E Cedar St., Houston, MN

Saturday, July 8th 12:30 to 2 pm

$9 Includes coffee

sampling

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0320 Suzanne Sivertson Wednesday, June 28 6 pm to 8 pm River View Winery, 32882 County Rd. 1, La Crescent $29

Our Adult painting classes are similar to ones you might have heard of before but at Gallery M we try to make the projects a little more meaningful to you by incorporating colors and words that hold a special place in your mind and heart.

So have fun and express yourself!

The Biology of the Driftless Area’s Timber Rattlesnakes Local wildlife Herpetologist Matt Heeter will talk about his experiences with rattle-snake conservation and management in the midwest. Learn about the past, present, and future of this unique and controversial protected species. There will also be a Q & A session at the end of the program.


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Unraveling Mysteries of the Common LoonWhile common loon breeding populations in the Upper Midwest are generally stable, there is much concern over contaminant exposure and other environmental factors which have a negative effect on their population. Join Kevin Kenow, Research Wildlife Biologist, for a lesson on the Common Loon and the tracking of their migration patterns from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan to their wintering areas. Movement data from radiomarked loons are served on a web site estab-lished to provide project information to partners and the public: (www.umesc.usgs.gov/terrestrial/migratory_birds/loons/migrations.html). In addition, geolocator tags were attached to loons to provide a record of foraging patterns and depth of foraging through-out the year. This work provides valuable information required by resource managers for development and implementation of regional common loon conservation strategies.

Sign Language 3 / ASL IIISign Language 3/ ASL III, with Regina McAlear, is for anyone Middle School Age through Adult familiar with ASL or who have completed ASL 2.Regina McAlear is currently a Deaf Mentor for Wisconsin Education Service Program-Deaf and Hard of Hearing. This American Sign Language (ASL) class makes it fun to learn more advanced sign language with some fun games thrown in. We will learn how to use Classifiers and other parts of ASL. There is a large body of ASL handshapes that convey multiple meanings. This class is designed for anyone middle school age and up and who has completed Sign Language 2 or already knows the basics and wants to con-tinue the learning. Sign Language III Class is SIX - One hour classes.


0315-11 Matt Heeter, Marine Land MS/HSConference Room 2

Tuesday, July 11th 5 to 6 pm $13


0315-05 Kevin P. Kenow, Research Wildlife Biologist US Geological Survey Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center

MS/HSConference Room 2

Wednesday, August 23 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm $9

Class # Instructor Location Dates Time Fee

0369-03 Regina McAlear MS Conference Room 1 Tuesdays, July 18th to August 22nd 6 pm to 7 pm $39

Interested in learning Spanish? See pg. 11!

Recycle! Repurpose! Relove! Tie Wreath Join Deb Olson, from Uncommonplace in Hokah, as she shows you how to repurpose those sentimental ties that are sitting in your closet or storage bin to the front of your home! We will walk you through, step-by-step, to create a tie wreath. Don’t worry if you do not have enough ties to work with. We will have the supplies that are needed to create this beautiful, one-of-a-kind, tie wreath. AND JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER’S DAY!!!Deb is a master at creating nostalgic and fun art pieces for your home.

Class # Instructor Location Date Time Fee

0369-03 Deb Olson MS Art Room #184 Thursday, June 15th 5:30 pm to 7 pm $18

Fit ‘n FunRegister online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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Running 101: Couch to 5KGet off the couch and onto the road with our Couch-to-5K program for beginners.Have you seen runners out there and wished you could do it too? With the proper training and guidance, you can absolutely run 3 miles (5K race)! This virtual running group will meet in person the first time on Monday, June 5, and then will communicate via our private online group. We will check in daily but do our training on our own. The goal is to take six weeks to prepare for a 5K race of your choice. We will discuss equipment, proper run form, pre and post run activities, nutrition for the runner and simple strength training. This is a great place to start and you will be supported by your Run Coach and online group the entire time!

Instructor Location Time/Date

Mindy Court HS Room 36 for the introductory meeting only.

6:30 pmMonday, June 5

This virtual running group will meet in person the first time and then will communicate via our private online group.

0814 June 5th to July 17th $46

H2O Fitness (Water Aerobics for Adults) Dive right into our aqua classes and build cardiovascular fit-ness and strength. Just like swimming, our water aerobics classes are easy on your joints, yet challenging enough to help you reach new levels of fitness. Because of their low-impact format, water aerobics classes are suitable for every age and fitness level, from beginning exercisers through elite athletes, swimmers and non-swimmers alike. Classes are held in La Crescent’s beautiful, state of the art aquatic center.

0807 Mondays: June 5 – Aug. 145:45 - 6:30 pm

Instructor: Celeste MaderCost: $49.50

080701 Thursdays: June 8 – Aug. 175:45 - 6:30 pm

Instructor: Celeste MaderCost: $49.50

080702 Tuesdays: June 6 – Aug. 15 6:30 - 7:15 am

Instructor: Shari CarlsonCost: $49.50

080703 Thursdays: June 8 – Aug. 176:30 - 7:15 am

Instructor: Shari CarlsonCost: $49.50

Mornings

Evenings

Fitness On-The-Go Card!Too busy to commit to a rigid work-out schedule? Take advantage of this opportunity to attend fitness classes

when they fit into your busy schedule. The Fitness On-The-Go Card is good for 10 fitness classes of your

choice for $60. Attend:

Mix it up, try them all!

Please call or stop in to Community Education to register and pick up your card.

Cards will expire on September 16, 2017.

*DROP IN’S ARE STILL WELCOME! Pay $6 at the door.**We invite you to attend the first day of any fitness class for FREE!

Come try out a class and see if it is right for you! If you enjoy the class and would like to continue, you may sign up for the entire session as

advertised in this catalog. GO AHEAD AND GIVE IT A TRY! SEE YOU THERE!!! #0830

Get Fit Boot CampGet motivated! Be held accountable! Join our Boot Camp to achieve your fitness goals. All shapes, sizes and abilities are welcome. You WILL get a workout to achieve your goals! Cardiovascular and strength work will be incorporated in a variety of workouts. Instructor Location Time/Date

Kelly Sheehan Middle School Gym 5:30 – 6:30pm

0826 Mondays: Session 1: June 12 to July 24

0826-01 Mondays: Session 2: Aug. 1 to Sept. 11No class 9/4

$31.50

0826-10 Wednesdays: Session 1: June 14 to July 26

0826-11 Wednesdays: Session 2: Aug. 3 to Sept. 13

$27.00

$31.50

$31.50

$60 $60

• Tia Chi • Yoga • H2O Fitness• Core n’More • Get-Fit Boot Camp

• Zumba • Fitness Fusion

Due to the overwhelming interest in our pool, we ask that you not enter the pool before your scheduled class time to allow other pool activities to finish without interruption.

*Boot Camp will move to the High School Cafeteria Mid-August.

Fit ‘n FunRegister online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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Fitness Fusion with Jenelle LeeDo you want to exercise in a safe encouraging environment getting a good low impact Cardio workout and increasing your overall strength without killing yourself? Fitness Fusion is a blend of KICKBOXING, STEP AEROBICS and a dash of PILATES that will help you achieve just that! Join Jenelle for a fun filled 30 minute low impact cardio kickbox step workout, followed by 20 minutes of Pilates. Fitness fusion is our way of beating boredom when it comes to exercise while challenging your muscles in new and different ways.

Class # Instructor Location Date/Time Fee

0816-02 Jenelle Lee Winona State Univeristy Classroom (1122 South Oak Street) in the PT Electric Building. Class will return to

the Elementary School Small Gym on August 14th

Session 1: Mondays, June 12 to July 24 (Off July 3), 7:10 pm to 8 pm $30

0816-03 Jenelle Lee Session 2: Mondays, July 31 to September 11 (NO class on August 21 and September 4), 7:10 pm to 8 pm $25

Core n’MoreThis class focuses on using proper form and technique for strengthening the whole body and improving core balance along with increasing flexibility. This is a great class for those that are new to resistance training or group fitness classes. Join Jenelle for a core / strength building workout. Core ‘n More will tone up the muscles that are important for everyday life in a new and fun way.more advanced.

Zumba FitnessZUMBA fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow dance moves. Our goal is simple: We want you to want to work out, to love working out, and get hooked. The routines feature fast and slow rhythms that will tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor into the mix and you’ve got a ZUMBA class.

Tai Chi! Building a Strong and Healthy Mind, Body, and Spirit!Ignite your mind, body, and spirit with Tai Chi, a graceful Chinese exercise that enhances relaxation skills, mental focus, and physical alignment while building leg strength, endurance, and stability. With our very busy lives, Tai Chi offers a great way to take advantage of some “me” time and help you focus on your inner self. Research has shown that Tai Chi is effective for reducing stress, improving balance, reducing falls, lowering blood pressure and enhancing immune function. Tai Chi is a moderate aerobic exercise and one expert has called it, “The most powerful weight-bearing exercise known to man.” Tai Chi is a gentle and safe exercise.


0802 Jenelle Lee Prince of Peace Narthex Session 1: Tuesdays, June13 to July 25 (No class on July 4) 8 am to 9 am $30

0802-01 Jenelle Lee Prince of Peace Narthex Session 2: Tuesdays, August 1 to Sept. 12 (No class on Sept. 5) 8 am to 9 am $30


0812-10 Jenelle Lee Winona State University Classroom (1122 S.Oak St.) PT Electric Building.

Class will return to the Elementary School Small Gym on August 17

Session 1: Thursdays, June15 to July 27 5:30 pm to 6:15 pm $35

0812-11 Jenelle Lee Session 2: Tuesdays, August 3 to Sept. 14 5:30 pm to 6:15 pm $35


0829-06 Kelley Sheehan Zumba will be located in the Middle School Gym and will move to the High

School Cafeteria Mid-August

Session 1: Thursdays, June15 to July 27 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm $31.50

0829-07 Kelley Sheehan Session 2: Thursdays, August 3 to September 14 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm $31.50

Register online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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Slow-n-Steady Hatha Yoga with Jacline at the Como Falls ParkHatha yoga refers to a set of physical postures (asanas) designed to align the muscles and bones and open the body, especially the spine, so that energy can flow freely. Hatha yoga creates a balance of strength and flexibility in the body as well as a balance of effort and surrender in each asana, with attention to basic alignment and therapeutic principles. A powerful tool for self-transformation and healing, Hatha yoga gives special attention to the breath, which helps calm the mind. Join Jacline as she helps you become more present in the unfolding of each movement, raising your awareness and relaxation.Please bring your own mat and blanket, if you have one.


0808-08 Jacline McKimmy Como Falls (In case of inclement weather; class will be held at the Hokah Learning Center).

Tuesdays, June 13, 20, 27 & July 11 6 pm to 7 pm $20

Yoga - Iyengar with Jenelle Iyengar Yoga is a form of yoga known for its use of props, such as belts and blocks, as aids in performing asanas (postures). It is firmly based on the traditional eight limbs of yoga emphasizing the development of strength, stamina, flexibility and bal-ance as well as concentration and meditation. Iyengar Yoga, a form of Hatha Yoga, focuses on the structural alignment of the physical body through the development of asanas. All are welcome to attend, from beginners to the more advanced.


0808-02 Jenelle Lee

WSU Classroom (1122 S. Oak St.) in the PT

Electric Building. Class will return to Elem.

School Small Gym on Aug. 14

Session 1: Mondays, June 12 to July 24 (No class July 3)

5:30 pm to 6:55 pm $33

0808-03 Jenelle Lee

Session 2: Mondays, July 31 to Sept. 11 (No class Aug. 12 and

Sept. 4) 5:30 pm to 6:55 pm

$27.50

Yoga with SamThis class will focus on simple stretching postures and flows with the breath, to help develop flexibility and relaxation. Perfect for a mid-week restoration. Come join us! All levels are encouraged and welcome. Give yoga a try or continue your yoga practice.

Class # Instructor Location Time/Date Fee0808-10 Sam Newburg WSU Classroom (1122 S. Oak St.) in the PT Electric Building. Weds, June 7 to July 26, 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm $36

Beginner Yoga (Iyengar) with Cheryl and Jenelle This Iyengar Yoga experience is for those new to Yoga or for those wanting to increase awareness in their current yoga practice. All levels are welcome but the class will be geared towards teaching the basics that beginners need to learn as the foundation of safe, mindful Yoga practice. Iyengar Yoga is known for its use of props, such as belts and blocks, as aids in performing asanas (postures). Join

Class # Instructors Location Time/Date Fee

0808-06Cheryl Franta & Jenelle Lee

WSU Classroom (1122 S. Oak St.) in the PT Electric Building. Class will return to Elem. Small Gym on Aug. 17

Session 1: Thursdays, June 15 to July 27, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm $35

0808-07 Session 2: Thursdays, Aug. 3 to Sept. 14 (One Day off TBD), 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm $30

Chair Yoga with JaclineDo you have a hard time getting up and down from the floor? This gentle Chair Yoga class uses modifications for those less flexible to derive the benefits of Yoga practice while seated. Chair Yoga will move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing Yoga poses designed to increase your flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity. Don’t be afraid to join Jacline in this special 8 week session of Chair Yoga. All you need is some comfy clothes and a water bottle! If you have a Yoga mat, you can bring that, too, otherwise one will be provided!


0808-20 Jacline McKimmy WSU Classroom (1122 S. Oak St.) in the PT Electric Building Wednesdays, June 7 to July 26, 10:30 am to 11:15 am $36

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Defensive Driving Recertification This four-hour course is available to participants who have taken the eight-hour course Defensive Driving Course within the last three years and need to renew their insur-ance certification. You will not need to take a test. Space is limited, so please register in advance. When registering, we will need your driver’s license number. Instructor: Dewey Severson, National Safety Council.

Instructor Location Fee

DeWayne Severson, National Safety Council La Crescent Community Bldg (Fire Station) $200811-02 Tuesday, July 18th, 5:30– 9:30pm Registration deadline: July 10

Family & Friends CPR Anytime (Grades 4 and up! Youth grades 4-8 must be with an adult)According to the American Heart Association, more than 350,000 people suffer from and out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each year. Without early recognition and initiation of CPR, the survival rate is severely impacted. Participate in this class to learn the basics regarding CPR, AED use, and choking relief in 30 minutes! This class is perfect for anyone wanting to know the necessary information to save a life. This does NOT provide certification in these topics. This is only a knowledge based class. Must be 10 years of age or older.

Class # Date/Time Instructors Location Fee

0813-04 Monday, June 26th, 5:30pm to 6 pm

La Crescent Fire Dept.

Staff

Fire Station Training

Rm.

$4 per person

or $8 per Family

0813-05 Saturday, July 15th, 9am to 9:30am

0813-06 Tuesday, August 8th, 5:30 pm to 6 pm

Concealed Carry/Permit to Carry a HandgunCompletion of this course fulfills the training requirements for a Minnesota Permit to Carry a Handgun. It also fulfills the training requirements for Wisconsin, Iowa and Florida Permits at no additional cost. The Minnesota Permit is honored in 26 other states and the Florida Permit is honored in an additional 7 states. This is a basic course for men and women with little or no experience with firearms, as well as for more experienced shooters. Primary emphasis is on safety, but also included are explanations of different types of handgun actions and functions, legal aspects, practical application of laws, basic marksmanship, and many real world examples and stories. Also included is a live fire exercise on the range. Handguns are available at no additional cost for those who do not yet have their own. The instructor is a retired Law Enforcement Officer, Police Firearms Instructor and Master Class shooting competitor. Order out or on site lunch will be available, or you may wish to pack a lunch.

Saturdays - 10 am to 5 pm06/17/2017 - #0837 - 2107/15/2017 - #0837 - 1108/19/2017 - #0837 - 13 09/16/2017 - #0837 - 15

Location FeeWinona

Sportsmen’s Club, 22933 Gun Club Road,

Winona, MN$89

For further details contact:Fred Petersen @ (507) 689-2657

[email protected] Community Education

@ 507-895-5150

Wed 4-9 pm & Thurs. 4-5 pm06/14 and 15th - #0837 – 20** 07/11 and 12th - #0837 - 10 **08/16 and 17th - #0837 - 12 09/13 and 14th - #0837-14 ** Note: Change of date 7/11, Tues. 4-9 pm & 7/12, Wed. 4-5) **

Pick one session. You do NOT need to attend all dates

Heartsaver CPR/AED Certification and Recertification (Grades 6 and up)Learn to save a life. Heartsaver® CPR/AED is a 3-hour, classroom, video-based, instructor-led course that teaches adult, child and infant CPR and AED use, as well as how to relieve choking on an adult, child and infant. This course teaches skills aligned with new 2015 American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines. The Heartsaver® course is intended for the lay responder or anyone with limited to no medical training who needs training to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. This course is not designed for healthcare professionals. Cost includes lesson book, certification card. CPR facemask will be available for purchase, if you would like one.


0813 La Crescent Fire Dept. Staff

La Crescent Fire Station Training Rm.

Saturday, June 248 am to 11 am

$55

Heartsaver First Aid Certification (Grades 6 and up)Learn critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives. Students learn skills such as how to recognize and respond to various types of illness and treat bleeding, shock and other first aid emergencies. Based on 2015 AHA guidelines, this is a 3-hour, classroom, video-based, instructor-led course intended for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in first aid to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. Cost includes lesson book and certification card. **** If coming to both Heartsaver classes: Bring a sack lunch and drink. Microwave and fridge available.***


0813-01 La Crescent Fire Dept. Staff

Fire Station Training Rm.

Saturday, June 24 11:30 am to 2:30 pm

$55

Sign up for both CPR and First Aid on June 24th for $85 & save $25!

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Community Summer Band Community Summer Band, under the direction of Jeffrey Copp, is open to anyone who plays any concert band instrument. Youth entering grades 8 and older are welcome to be part of the group – it’s intergenerational! The band rehearses one evening per week, beginning in June, and performs two concerts. School instruments are available for use, or you can bring your own.Instructor: Jeff Copp, Assistant Principal/ Activities DirectorRehearsals: Mondays: June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 10, 17 Times: 6:30 - 7:45 pmLocation: High School Band Rm #204 (use the southwest entrance #12)Class Number: 0401Fee: No Charge, but MUST Register with Community Education

Summer Music in the Park Performance Dates:

Monday, July 24Hokah City Park, 7 p.m.

Monday, July 31Veteran’s Park, La Crescent, 7 p.m.

FREE!!! Grab your folding chair or blanket!

Grab your picnic basket! Join us for Music in the Park! See you there!

Community Jazz BandThe hot sounds of the La Crescent Area Community Summer Jazz Ensemble will come alive under the lead-ership of Jeff Copp. Alumni, students, neighbors and friends are invited to join our summer community jazz band. Youth entering grades 8 and older are welcome to be part of the group – it’s intergenerational!

Instructor: Jeff Copp, Assistant Principal/ Activities DirectorRehearsals: Mondays: June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3, 10, 17

Times: 5:00 – 6:15pm Location: High School Band Room #204 (Use the southwest entrance #12)

Class Number: 040101Fee: No charge, MUST Register with Community Education

Community Summer Band and Jazz BandLove to play in a band - It’s time to toot your horn and join the La Crescent-Hokah Community Summer Band. We are in our 22nd season and looking forward to getting together with past members and inviting new members to join.

Family FunRegister online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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8605-10 Carl Ekern

First Shelter on Left, Pettibone Lagoon

Saturday, June 3rd, 9:00am -

12:00 pm$14

Get Started Fostering Animals with La Crescent Animal Rescue! Fostering cats and dogs is a big part of how the organization helps animals, and more foster homes are needed. Fostering to adopt is also a possibility. Join La Crescent Animal Rescue board member, Nancy Strelow, to learn how to get started as a foster home provider for La Crescent Animal Rescue.


0316-11 Nancy Strelow

MS Room 184

Tuesday, June 13 6:30 to 7:30 pm

FREE, but must register

Beginning Spanish, with Xiomariam Batista(6th grade through Adult)

Hola! hablas español?This Spanish course will focus on conversational Spanish. At the end of the course the student should be able to identify himself/herself and others, express emotions, and state of mind. We will discuss daily activities, describe location, people, things and counting. Our goal is that by the end of the six week session, you will be able to have a conversation in fluent Spanish! This class is designed for anyone entering the 6th grade and up who has minimal or no prior Spanish exposure. Beginning Spanish is SIX - One hour classes.


0369-05 Xiomariam Batista

MS Room 184

Wednesdays, June 21 to July 26,

5:30 to 6:30pm$41

Family Photo Scavenger Hunt (Kids Ages 6-14 and their parents!)Bring your smart phone for a Photo Scavenger Hunt. We will be looking for the BIGGEST SIGN, smallest rock, coolest leaf, reflections and more. But first we will talk about how to make photos more interesting and playful. Then off you go! Bring your CHARGED smartphone and plenty of space for photos. You will need to install Dropbox app or upload photos to your social media (Facebook or Instagram) for us to view in class. 2-4 family members on a team.


0607-16 Janet Mootz

Gallery M, 33 S. Walnut St. (Lower level of the Wieser

Professional Building)

Monday, June 19,

9 to 11 am

$15 per

team

Take Me Fishing!(Kindergarten and up!)

Fishing is a great activity that can be done at any age. Have you wanted to take your child/ grandchild/ young buddy fishing, but don’t know much about it yourself? It is not hard to learn how to fish, it just takes a little time and practice. Join Carl as he teaches you and your little partner how to catch fish with simple concepts, how to cast, how to set the drag, how to reel in fish, how to land a fish and more. Cast a line and hook a big one! Bring your own life jacket, fishing pole and gear, if you have them. But if you don’t; we will have extra’s for you to use. SPACE IS LIMITED! Meet at the first shelter on the left at the Pettibone lagoon.

Get Started Volunteering at La Crescent Animal Rescue! Have you ever wondered how to get involved with La Crescent Animal Rescue? Join La Crescent Animal Rescue board member, Nancy Strelow, to learn how to get started as a volunteer for La Crescent Animal Rescue. LAR welcomes volunteers ages 10-16, but they must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times and must volunteer only during regular shelter open hours. Families are encouraged to attend together.


0316-10 Nancy Strelow

LAR, 523 S. Chestnut St.

Saturday, June 10 10:00 to 11:00 am

FREE, but must register

Youth OfferingsRegister online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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GYMNASTICS!PreK-Grade 8Community Education is pleased to welcome back Tina McGuire as our Summer Gymnastics Program Director! Tina is the Varsity Coach for the Lancer Gymnastics team and a former Lancer gymnast with an extensive background in the sport.

Our program’s focus is on building gymnastics skills in an age-appropriate and fun environment. Classes will be offered by grade level, and students will be assessed and grouped according to their abilities for safety.

Children will develop skills in the following areas:Mental Skills: confidence, concentration, listening skills, poise, determination, and perseverance.Physical Skills: strength, coordination, agility, balance, flexibility, and rhythm.Social Skills: taking turns, watching others, helping others, and encouraging others.

Summer Gymnastics Program Schedule Program dates: MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, June 12th- July 26 (No class July 3rd and 5th) Location: Elementary School GymFee (Sparklers Only): $59.00 (includes T-Shirt) Fee (all other Levels): $70.00 (includes T-Shirt)

Level Ages Times Class #Twinklers Mixed Age Beginners - Grade 1 & Up 8:00-8:55am 330206Sparklers Age 4-Kindergarten 8:15-8:55am 3302Firecrackers 1st-2nd Grades 9:00-9:55am 330202Stars 3rd-4th Grades 10:00-10:55am 330203Sparklers Age 4-Kindergarten 11:00-11:40am 330201Starbursts 5th-6th Grades 11:00am-11:55am 330205Superstars 7th & 8th Grade ***Back by demand! 12:00-12:55pm 330207

Face Painting for Kids! - Ages 8-13Lauren and Janet will help you turn your face into a work of art! Bring a friend so you both have a face to paint. Create an abstract design by experimenting with shapes and colors. Feel free to bring photos for inspiration! At the end of class we will take photos to capture your temporary art piece. Please let us know if you child has any allergies (food, latex, etc.) *This class is at MS Art Room!

Underwater Adventures - Ages 8-13Explore and experiment with PAINT! Create your own underwater world by painting sea creatures, scuba divers, mermaids, and more! Take home a small canvas of your creation.

Class # Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

0607-18 Janet Mootz and Lauren Nelson Gallery M Saturday, July 29

10:00am-Noon $20

Summer Art Classes at Gallery M!


0607-17 Janet Mootz and Lauren Nelson MS Room

184Wednesday, June 28

10:00am-Noon $18

Family Photo Scavenger HuntKids Ages 6-14 & their parents!Bring your smart phone for a Photo Scavenger Hunt.We will be looking for the BIGGEST SIGN, smallest rock, coolest leaf, reflections, and more. But first we will talk about how to make photos more interesting and playful. Then off you go! Bring your CHARGED smartphone and plenty of space for photos. You will need to install Dropbox app or upload photos to your social media (Facebook or Instagram)for us to view in class. 2-4 family members on a team.


0607-16 Janet Mootz Gallery M Monday, June 19

9:00-11:00am$15/team

Gallery M is located at 33 S. Walnut Street, lower-level (stairs).

Register with Community Ed.

13Youth OfferingsRegister online @ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on “Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

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Discover the StageGrades K-2ndGet started exploring the world of theatre! Learn what ingre-dients go into putting together a stage performance. Let your child’s imagination run wild as we learn about the basics of theatre and explore the many areas of performance through acting games, improv, and pantomime.


3110-03 Brittany Schilla

HS Cafete-

ria

Tuesday-FridayJune 6-9

9:00-9:50am$19

Art Adventure: Into the JungleGrades K-2ndExplore nature through art! This sum-mer, Art Adventure will focus on life in the jungle. Students will use a variety of art supplies and natural materials to create a project (or two!) each day. Young artists will have the opportunity to go wild with each of their inspired projects! *Space is limited! Register early!


3105Suzanne

Sivertson, Art Teacher

MS Room 184

Tuesday-ThursdayAugust 15-179:00-10:00am

$20

Wee Play Games!Ages 3-5 (Not entering K)Have a blast at this active and quick paced program! Get those little feet moving while we learn and play all sorts of games like soccer and kickball. We will also learn and play old favorites like “What Time is it Mr. Fox?,” “Mother May I?,” and “Simon Says.” We will even put a new spin on Red Light, Green Light!

Includes T-Shirt!

Edible ArtGrades K-2ndWho says you can’t play with your food? In this class, children will create artful masterpieces that are good enough to eat! Children will “paint” with food and make mini-sculptures and collages that not only look good, but in some cases, even TASTE delicious! *Space is limited! Register early!

Kids Take the StageGrades K-2nd

Join new instructor, Brittany Schilla, for some more stage ex-perience! Come on an adventure with us as we perform our own brand new show! Every student will create their own character,

and as a group we will write and perform what we have created. Parents/guardians are invited to come watch our final performances the last ten minutes of class on Thurs-day. This camp encourages creative expression, promotes confidence, and builds self-esteem.


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Cafeteria

Monday-ThursdayJune 12-15

9:00-9:50am$19

NEW!

Let’s Get MovinGrades 4K & KElementary Phy Ed teacher Carl Ekern will get kids moving this summer with fun activities designed to activate your child’s developing gross motor skills. Kids will work on balance and coordination while playing games and having fun with friends!


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Small Gym

Tuesdays & ThursdaysJune 13, 15, 20, 22

8:00-8:45am$15


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Elem School- Room TBA

Wednesday, July 121:00-2:00pm $9


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Mondays, 5:45-6:30pmJune 5, 12, 19, 26 $24

New Instructor!


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Future Lancer Basketball CampGrades 1st-4thJoin the Lancer Boys and Girls Basketball teams this sum-

mer for some exciting time on the court! All kids interested in basket-ball are invited to join us! Players will learn basic skills, fundamentals and techniques of the game; such as shooting, passing and ball handling along with team concepts, all while having fun! This camp is co-ed. Bring water bottles!


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Varsity Basketball

Teams

Middle School Gym

Monday-Thursday, August 7-10

8:30-10:00am $30

Future Lancer Wrestling CampGrades 1st-6thHit the mats this summer with Lancer Varsity Wrestling Coach Garret Griffin and the high school wrestling team! The young wrestlers will have a chance to learn and refine basic skills and fundamentals of the sport, as well as sports-manship and the importance of a team. All kids interested in wrestling are welcome!Bring water bottles, snack provided.


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Wrestling Team

HS Wrestling

Room

Monday-Thursday, August 14-17 8:00-10:00am

$20

Wee Clay PlayGrades 1st-4thYour imagination is the limit while you work with soft, easy to mold clay. Let’s make some miniature polymer clay creatures! Includes all materials and students bring home their clay masterpieces for reuseable fun! *Space is limited!


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Wednesday, June 211:00-2:00pm $10

Let’s Get Movin’!Grades 1st-4thElementary Phy Ed teacher Carl Ekern will get kids moving with activities designed to improve your upper elementary student’s physical coordination, strength, and agility. Great opportunity for young athletes, as well as any kid who loves being physically active!


3730 Carl EkernMeet in

Elem Small Gym

Tuesdays & ThursdaysJune 13, 15, 20, 22

9:00-10:30am$24

Track & Field CampGrades 1st-4thJavelin, discus, shot put, long jump, relay race, hurdles and much more. This high-octane decathlon class is designed for beginners and experienced track and field

athletes. Safety is our first priority. We use foam pad-ded javelins and hurdles, as well as lightweight safety shot-put and discus materials.


3731Kamau WilsonYouth Enrich-ment League

HS Track

Monday-ThursdayAugust 7-10

8:30-10:00am$54

Introduction to CodingGrades 1st-4thMany of you play computer games, but have you ever explored how those games are made? This class is meant as a very basic introduction to computer coding. It will be a hands-on class filled with exploration, creativity, collaboration, and innovation. If you have a creative mind that loves to think outside the box, but haven’t had much experience with coding, then this class is for you. We will focus on the basic block coding system, and by the end, you will make your own game!


3732-05 Erica Storandt

Elem Room TBA

Monday-FridayJuly 10-14

10:00-11:30am$35

NEW!


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Fencing!Grades 2nd & UpARE YOU READY TO DUEL? New and experienced students are invited to participate in this one of a kind summer program. Get ready to face your foe in mano-a-mano match-es that will test your strength, speed, discipline and desire. Young student fencing classes improve dexterity, speed, quickness, and focus. SAFETY is the first priority in this program! Youth Enrichment League, based in the Twin Cities, will provide specialized fenc-ing instruction, safety swords, protective masks, and jackets, and a high-octane, inclusive environment. Go to www.youthenrichmentleague.com and click “Fencing” to read more details about the program!


3900Kamau Wilson

YouthEnrichment

League

MS GymMonday-Thursday,

August 14-1712:30-3:30pm

$105

Summer Fun Day, Rendezvous Style!Grades 1st-6thExperience the 1800’s, at the Rendezvous, with the 6th Annual Summer Fun Day, with Blueberry Jack, Kim and company. Last year’s rainy-day-practice brings this year’s Atlatl and dart class! Each participant will make their own Atlatl (ancient weapons that preceded the bow and arrow), and darts and learn to toss. Improve your flint and steel skills as you prepare for biscuit making fun. The day ends with a refreshing summer berry parfait (voted the #1 dessert at the Rendezvous). Parents may drop off and pick up at Abnet Field, and students can report to the shelter between fields. Parents are encouraged to attend, but bring your own spoon!


3047 Blueberry Jack & Kim Pufahl Abnet Field Friday, July 14

9:00-Noon $24 Class # Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

3901Kamau Wilson

YouthEnrichment

League

Media Center

Monday-Thursday, August 14-17

9:00-Noon$89

Grandmasters of Chess CampGrades 1st-6thAll levels welcome! Our chess summer camp works with all levels of students. Beginners learn piece move-ment, capturing, check, checkmate, castling and more; returning students study intermediate lessons (King Rook Checkmate and Gaining Opposition as examples); advanced students will study Queen Sacrifices, Back Rank Mates and other advanced theory. We will hold an in-class tournament the last day of class. Our sum-mer camps are fun, fast-paced and packed with information. Develop the brain bending strategies of a brilliant and complex game! Continue your chess journey or start your path this summer.

Returning Favorite!

Returning Favorite!


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Future Lancer Volleyball CampGrades 3-5Do you have a daughter who is interested in volleyball? Participants will learn the basic skills of volleyball and practice teamwork. The camp provides a great opportunity to improve basic skills and participate in fun volleyball games and activities. Appropriate shoes are required and bring a water bottle! Future Lancer T-Shirt included!


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Players

High School Gym

Tuesday-ThursdayJune 6-8

12:30-2:30pm $35

Future Lancer Football CampGrades 3-6Non-contact camp. No previous football experience neces-sary! Join new Varsity head coach Ryan Vinzant and the varsity players for this camp! The focus is on teaching

proper fundamentals and technique for both offensive and defensive positions.

Campers should wear t-shirts and shorts, with cleats or tennis shoes. Bring water bottles! Future Lancer T-Shirt included! Indicate size when registering.


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Team

Practice Football

Field

Tuesday-Thursday, August 15-176:00-7:30pm

$29

Explore the Driftless Outdoor Adventure CampGrades 3rd-5thExperience our area in a new, adventurous way! Elementary Phy Ed teacher Carl Ekern will lead four outdoor adven-tures during this camp. Campers should be prepared for exploration by wearing closed toed shoes and sunscreen and by bringing plenty of water. Campers should also pack a sack lunch for a picnic at the end of each exploration. A de-tailed itinerary and description of drop off and pick up location will be sent to all participants. Space is limited! Day 1: Explore bike routes & the ISD 300 Nature Area Day 2: Explore Pettibone Park!Day 3: Explore Eagle’s Bluff Park!Day 4: Explore Vetsch Park!


3328 Carl Ekern VariesTuesdays & Thursdays

June 13, 15, 20, 2211:30am-1:30pm

$35

Junior LacrosseGrades 3rd-5thJoin this fast-paced, pulse-pounding game today! Empha-sis is placed on basic skill development, inclusion, sports-manship and teamwork. Students will work on basic skills (passing, catching, stick handling, goal tending, teamwork) each day. We then use engaging and dynamic games to cement students’ growth including our unique half-court style game. This is a high-octane class with an inclusive atmosphere. Safety is our first priority. Students will be equipped with a helmet and mask, will use softer lacrosse balls and we implement basic safety rules with every game we play. Meet at track/football field conces-sion stand, and walk to JV baseball outfield together.


3903Kamau WilsonYouth Enrich-ment League

JV Baseball Outfield


10:15-11:45am$54

NEW!Advanced CodingGrades 3rd-5thDo you have a basic understanding of coding, but want to advance your skills and create games? Then this class is for you! We will take your block coding skills to a whole new level. This will be a great class filled with game making and game playing! Working with teams and individu-ally, you will be challenged in a fun and exciting way!


3732-04 Erica Storandt

Elem Rm TBA

Monday-FridayJuly 17-21

10:00-Noon$45


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Art Adventure: Into the JungleGrades 3rd-5th *Space is limited! Register early!Explore nature through art! This summer, Art Adventure will focus on life in the jungle. Students will use a variety of art supplies and natural materials to create a project (or two!) each day. Young artists will have the opportunity to get wild with each of their projects!


310501 Suzanne Sivertson MS Rm 184

Tuesday-ThursdayAugust 15-17

10:30-11:30am$20

Discover the Stage!Grades 3rd-5thGet started exploring the world of theatre! Learn what ingredients go into putting together a stage performance. Let your child’s imagination run wild as we learn about the basics of theatre and explore the many areas of per-formance through acting games, improv, and pantomime.


311001 Brittany Schilla

HS Cafeteria

Tuesday-FridayJune 6-9

10:00-10:50am$19

Kids Take the Stage!Grades 3rd-5thCome on an adventure with us as we perform our own brand new show! Every student will create their own character, and as a group we will write and perform what we have created! Parents/guardians are invited to come watch our final performances the last ten minutes of class on Thursday. This camp encourages creative expression, promotes confidence, and builds self-esteem.


3111-05 Brittany Schilla

HS Cafeteria


10:00-10:50am$19

Edible Art!Grades 3rd-5thWho says you can’t play with your food? In this class, chil-dren will create artful master-pieces that are good enough to eat! Children will “paint” with food and make mini-sculptures and collages that not only look good, but in some cases, even TASTE delicious!


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Suzanne Sivertson


Wednesday, July 122:30-3:30pm $9

Strong & Mighty Girls Camp!Grades 3rd-6thThis club experience for girls led by elementary teachers Leah Olson and Erin Dammen will focus on empowering young girls to feel the best that they can through engag-ing in physical activities, reading motivational stories about other Strong and Mighty Girls, and discussing how to be a Strong and Mighty Girl! This club is all about encouraging self discovery, building confidence, enhanc-ing physical ability, promoting creativity, and developing skills to navigate friendships. This club includes physical activities, reading and other activities in a friendly all-girl environment. A book and journal is included for each girl!


3126 Leah Olson & Erin Dammen

Elementary Media Center


8:30-10:00am$35

Aspiring Chef’s Club Grades 3-5 Hey, kids! Come learn how to cook some great tasting food! This is a new class being offered to children grades 3-5. Aspiring Chef’s will learn basic culinary skills and be introduced to various kitchen tools and techniques. They will measure and combine ingredients, work together in a group setting, develop their palates with new and exciting flavors, and get their imaginations working. In addition, kids will learn about and get to taste various food ingredients that can be found in La Crescent’s local gardens, grocery stores, and farmer’s markets! When registering, please let us know of any food allergies.


37113711-01 Maseray Severn HS FACS Room 72

Monday-Thursday, July 24-27#3711: 8:30-10:00am#3711-01:10:30-Noon

$45

New Instructor!

New Instructor!Returning Favorite!


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Summer Band LessonsGrades 5th grade and up!This summer, lessons will be offered for two weeks in August to get warmed up before the school year begins. Each lesson will be one-half hour long, one time per week. You will sign up for the same day and time each week. This instruction is highly recommended for those participating in 5th or 6th Gr. band. You will need to provide an instrument and lesson book to participate. Call Community Education @ 895-5150 to book your 1/2 hour lesson time slot or sign up at the band meeting on May 30th, 6-7pm in the band room. Watch for more information at the band meeting about “Beginning Band Nights” in August specifically designed for incoming 5th graders!

Summer Lego Camps!Grades 4-5; Grades 6-8FIRST: For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology The FIRST Mission: • Entice kids to think like engineers• Build self-esteem and confidence• Provide hands-on learning• Teach kids to experiment and overcome obstaclesDesign, build and program with the new Lego EV3 robots. Students will learn the basics of building and programming a robot. No previous knowledge of Legos or programming is required. This class is highly recommended if you might be in-terested in participating in the FIRST Lego League program held in the fall. Those who have participated before should sign up again - You’ll work with gears, mo-tors, sensors, mathematics and learn something new! NOTE: If you’re entering 5th grade, and have participated in Lego League, and feel strong on basics, you may register for the 6th-8th grade camp.


3704 Cyndy Reichgelt MS Rm 162


1:00-3:30pm

$54


370401 Cyndy Reichgelt MS Rm 162

M, W, FJune 26, 28, 30 July 5, 7

10:00am-12:30pm

$65

Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8

Aspiring Chef’s Club Grades 6-8 Hey, kids! Come and see how fun and easy cooking can be: Learn to make delicious recipes, from main courses to desserts and snacks, with plenty of tasting along the way. In addition, kids will learn about and get to taste various food ingredients that can be found in La Crescent’s local gardens, grocery

stores and farmers markets. This class is geared to kids in grades 6-8 and will involve more advanced recipes and cooking techniques to get them excited to practice cook-ing at home!


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Maseray Severn

HS FACS Room 72

Monday-ThursdayJuly 31-Aug 38:30-10:00am

$45


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Erik Chapman

HS Band Room

Individually scheduled, August 14-25 $34.50

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La Crescent-Hokah Community Education and Appleseed Community Theatre Present:

Camp Kids On Stage!

Classes meet afternoons, Mondays-Fridays, August 7th-25thHigh School Fine Arts Center

Entering K-3rd: 1:00-2:30pm daily - K-3rd Fee: $50 Class #: 0409Entering 4th-8th: 1:00-4:00pm daily - 4th-8th Fee: $85 Class #: 0409-01

(Includes Camp T-shirt, script book, and two tickets to the show!)Director: Gwynne Mishler

Appleseed volunteers, high school theatre students, musicians, choreographers, Community Education staff and more will all be assisting with this program!

Shows: Friday, August 25th, 7:00pm & Saturday, August 26th, 2:00pmTickets are $10 - adults and $5 - children 3-17; General Admission

Available at Community Education or at the door

Program participants will begin this three week immersion program learning both basics of the theatre, common terminology, and will

get started with learning about the produc-tion. Next, the kids will learn about the audi-tion process, and then will audition for their part in the show. Class time will then focus

more specifically on learning the script as well as the music. Participants will be divided into smaller groups by age. Students entering K-3

will meet daily from 1:00-2:30pm; students entering grades 4-8 will meet 1:00-4:00 daily.

(Please note section on registration form.) All children receive a Camp T-Shirt, their own

script book, and two tickets to the show!

A dynamic youth program to introduce our youngest community members to the world of theatre!

Community Education and Appleseed Community Theatre have teamed up once again to bring this unique experience to kids ranging in age from entering kindergarten through

entering eighth grade. This summer, participants will present the musical Meredith Wilson’s The Music Man KIDS!

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Fishing Camp!Grades 5-8Cast your line and hook the big one! Join La Crescent Elementary PE teacher, Carl Ekern, to learn basic fishing skills like tying knots, baiting hooks, finding fish, and cleaning fish. Bring your own fishing pole and gear, but if you don’t have one, we’ll find one you can use. This year’s Fishing Camp will be held at Pettibone Lagoon. Plan to meet each day at the first shelter on the left. Campers will learn about fishing laws and techniques. We’ve invited the lo-cal DNR representative to join us to share his expertise, and then we’ll do some catching and releasing. Each day campers will work on fishing techniques and skills.On the last day of camp, we will celebrate with a fish cook out. Campers will observe how to prepare fish for eating. Parents may join us at the end of that day for the cookout! Campers should bring water bottles and life jackets each day.


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Carl Ekern Pettibone Lagoon1st Shelter on Left

Tuesday-Friday, June 6-9 Session 1: 9:00-NoonSession 2: 1:00-4:00

$45

Future Lancer Basketball Camps - Boys and GirlsGrades 5-8

Join the Lancer Varsity Basketball team staff and players (respectively) this summer to take your basketball skills to the next level! Learn, refine, and improve overall fundamental basketball and cooperative skills through skill work and team play.

Bring water bottles!


3712 Varsity Girls Basketball Team MS Gym

Monday-Thursday August 7-105:30-7:30pm

$40

BOYS GIRLSClass # Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

3717 Varsity Boys Basketball Team MS Gym

Monday-Thursday August 7-101:00-3:00pm

$40

ArcheryGrades 5-8Are you interested in learning the basics of archery? Or would you like to be-come more advanced in your archery skills? Join Phy Ed teacher Craig Kowal this summer to learn more about this lifetime recreational sport. Equipment will be provided, and all levels are welcome. Archers will learn and practice safety skills, learn proper techniques for using archery equipment. The last day will be held at La Crosse Archery to shoot in their indoor range!


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Craig Kowal HS GymFridays July 14, 21, 28, Aug 4

Session 1: 9:00-10:30Session 2: 10:30-Noon

$40

Looking for

5th & 6th Grade

Wrestling?

See page 28!

Lancer Leos Ages 12-18A strong emphasis of the Lancer Leos is to develop valuable leadership skills.

Lancer Leos coordinate several community service events annually, and also will be serving as mentors to elementary and early childhood students.

School year meetings are at the Prince of Peace on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, 4:30-5:30 - join anytime! Watch the May Community Ed catalog

for more detail on summer meeting times! Leaders: Lion Summer Thorson and Lion Teresa O’Donnell Ebner

See page 14!

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V-Hawks Volleyball CampGrades 6-8This is a great opportunity to learn more about the game of volleyball and to continue building a good foundation of skills. Whether you’re new to the game or have played on a middle school team you can ben-efit from this camp! The volleyball coaching staff from Viterbo University will be directing this camp and will have some of their players in attendance as well to help with fundamental teaching. What to Bring: Gym shoes and water bottle (no flip flops). Camp t-shirt included; please indicate size when registering.


332301 Viterbo V-Hawks

MS Gym

Tuesday-ThursdayJune 6-8

12:30-3:00pm$75

Drawing and Painting ExplorationGrades 6-8We are combining two art forms together for an excit-ing class that is waiting for you to unleash your creativity! Get started with exploring drawing tools including oil and chalk pastels, pencil, and col-ored pencil. Learn how use of proportion can improve your drawing skills and then add drawing tools for that final WOW! After honing your drawing skills, we will move into exploring the world of painting. Have you always wanted to paint on a canvas? Would you like to use watercolor in a new way? Learn basic paint mixing and painting skills while creating artworks in a variety of subjects. We will work with a variety of brushes and palette knives and use both acrylic paint and tube water-color. Materials included.

Heartsaver® CPR/AED Certification & Recertification 6th Grade and Up!Learn to save a life. Heartsaver® CPR/AED is a 3-hour, class-room, video-based, instructor-led course that teaches adult, child and infant CPR and AED use, as well as how to relieve choking on an adult, child and infant. This course teaches skills aligned with new 2015 American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines. The Heartsaver® course is intended for the lay responder or anyone with limited to no medical training who needs training to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. This course is not designed for healthcare professionals. Cost in-cludes lesson book and certification card. CPR facemask will be available for purchase, if you would like one.

Heartsaver® First Aid Certification6th Grade and Up!Learn critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emer-gency medical services (EMS) arrives. Students learn skills such as how to recognize and respond to various types of illness and treat bleeding, shock and other first aid emergencies. Based on 2015 AHA guidelines, this is a 3-hour, classroom, video-based, instructor-led course intended for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in first aid to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. Cost includes les-son book and certification card.

Register for both CPR & First Aid and save $25! If coming to both classes, bring a sack lunch. Micro and Fridge available.


3122 Suzanne Sivertson, Art Teacher

MS Room 184

Tuesday-ThursdayAugust 15-17Noon-2:00pm

$35

Class # Class Time Fee

0813 CPR Only 8:00-11:00am $550813-01 First Aid Only 11:30am-2:00pm $550813-02 CPR & First Aid 8:00am-2:00pm $85

Instructor Location DateLa Crescent

Fire Dept. StaffLa Crescent Fire

Station Training Rm. Saturday, June 24


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Gundersen Health System - Team C.A.M.P (Core, Agility, Muscular, Performance Enhancement)Grades 7-12Team C.A.M.P. is a Sports Performance Trainingprogram for athletes. Gundersen Health System’s licensed athletic trainers will guide you through your program withhands-on instruction.

This program includes: • Gait evaluations and shoe checks• Agility and speed• Speed strength/power strength• Plyometrics and core• Concussions and protocol

Our Athletic Trainers screen each partic-ipants functional movement. This helps identify the most effective exercises to build strength and correct any unnatu-ral movement patterns. Sleep, hydration and nutrition are also topics covered.

Anime Your WayGrades 7-12 Anime Your Way is a comprehensive step by step drawing program developed over 10 years by former Simpson’s artist Carlos Nieto III that teaches the participant how to create and modify an anime char-acter from scratch, no matter what their drawing level is! Using simple shapes and easy to understand instruc-tions, participants will gain an insight into the world of anime drawing and come away with the knowledge and confidence to create their very own stylized anime characters. Extended programs focus on using their newly designed anime characters as a vehicle to tell sto-ries, transitioning into a comic, graphic novel or manga format. All materials are included.


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Carlos Nieto III

HS Art Rm 70

Saturday, May 2011:00am-12:30pm $29

Lancer Volleyball Team CampGrades 9-12Open to girls with previous volleyball experience planning to try out for a high school team this fall. You will work on per-fecting basic fundamentals, along with adding advanced skills, mental aspects of the game, and team play. The volleyball coach-ing staff from Viterbo University will be directing this camp and will have some of their players in attendance as well to help with the fundamental teaching. What to Bring: gym shoes and water bottle. Camp t-shirt included; please indicate size on registration form. Class # Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

3323 Viterbo V-Hawks

HS Gym

Tuesday-ThursayJune 6-8

9:00-11:30am$75


3718-03 Gundersen Health SystemLicensed Athletic Training Staff

Weight Room/HS Gym

Tuesdays & ThursdaysJune 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29

8:00-10:00am$24

MAY CLASS!


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Art Studio!Grades 9-12For those high school students that previously enjoyed either our painting or drawing exploration classes, here is a NEW opportunity to get in touch with your creative side this summer! Explore multiple mediums in this studio style art experience. Paint, draw, sculpt, design... let your passion for creating art run wild. Mrs. Sivertson will assist each student to develop a plan of projects to create and mediums to explore during this time, and offer guided instruction as each artist creates their works of art. During Art Studio time, a wide variety of tools will be available for use, as well as supplies for drawing, painting, mixed media projects, and sculpting. Materials are included.


312201Suzanne Sivertson,

Art Teacher

MS Room 184

Tuesday-ThursdayAugust 15th-17th

2:00-4:00pm$35

ISD 300 - Summer 2017 Driver Education Our community’s ONLY Driver’s Education program with Licensed Teachers!La Crescent-Hokah Community Education offers Driver Education classroom instruction and behind the wheel training for La Crescent-Hokah students. Our Driver’s Education program features teachers that are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Education for Driver’s Education. These licensed teachers have been training at St. Cloud State Univer-sity’s Driver Education Teacher Preparation program, which is acredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and meets the Minnesota Board of Teaching requirements.

Instructor Location Cost

Scott Martin Middle School Room 186 $355

340101 Session 1: June 6-20 8-11 am WAITING LIST

340102Session 2: July 12-25 1-4pm Permit test: Thurs. 7/27 (in La Crescent)

• You are eligible to take the class at 14 years of age. • You are not eligible to take your permit test until you are 15 years old. • You will schedule Behind-The-Wheel as soon as you obtain your permit. • Students need a notebook and pen/pencil for classroom.• Register early, as some class sections fill quickly.• Registrations and payments are made in person at the Community

Education Office. Parent/Guardian needs to complete and sign a per-mission form to officially register the student.

• Fee waivers and reductions DO NOT APPLY to Driver’s Education • Full payment of $355 is due at registration. Check should be made

payable to ISD 300. Include student’s first and last name on check.

Questions about the program? Call Community Education at 895-5150 for more details and information!

Parents are encouraged to attend the Driver’s Education Parent Meeting. If your child will be attending Drivers Education during 2017, please join Scott Martin on Monday, June 5 from 6:30 to 8 pm in the Auditorium.

Parents of future drivers are strongly encouraged to attend the Parent Meeting to learn what will be covered in their student’s Driver Education course, and to refresh some of their own knowledge and driving habits

to set a good example for responsible behind the wheel driving. Parents that attend the meeting will receive a certificate for completing the class, and will also have the option of reducing the required 50 hours of

behind the wheel driving with their student to 40 hours. (Next opportunity for Parent Meeting is Jan ‘18.)

Driver’s Education Parent Meeting 2017

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Summer 2017

WelcometoKidsCompany’sSummer2017!Duringthesummer,KidsCompanyprovidesschoolagechildcareandenrichmentopportunitiesinasafeandcaringenvironmentforchildrenenteringDiscoveryPreschool4Kand

kindergartenthroughenteringsixthgrade.KidsCompanyistheultimatechoiceforsummerfun!Throughoutthesummer,KidsCompanywillprovideexcitingcamp

opportunitiesforchildren.Inadditiontofuncampactivities,childrenwillalsohavethechancetoparticipateinfield

trips,swimmingdays,andenrichmentactivities.

ChildrenattendingKidsCompanywillbetransportedtoParkandRecreationactivities,CommunityEdclasses,

andcommunitychurchsummerprogramswithinthecitylimitsofLaCrescent.

RegistrationforKidsCompanywillbeavailableonApril13attheCommunityEducationOffice,Kids’Company,oronthe

ISD300websiteunder“Kids’Company”.RegistrationmaterialswillincludedetailedinformationaboutSummerKids

Companyandtheregistrationprocess.AllKidsCompanysummerregistrationmaterialsmustbereturnedbyMay12.

OurprogramisadministeredbyLaCrescent-HokahCommunityEducation.FormoreinformationaboutKids’Company,

pleasecontactLisaMathsonat507-895-5156orlisa.mathson@isd300.k12.mn.us.

Kids Company Summer 2017 Program Details Dates: Monday,June5-Friday,September1

NEWTHISYEAR!!KidsCompanywillbeCLOSEDMonday,July3–Friday,July7;and

OPENtheweekpriortoschoolbeginning.WatchformoredetailsatSummerKidsCo.ClosedLaborDay9/5.

Hours: 6:30AM—6:00PM

Location: LaCrescentElementarySchool

Ages: EnteringDiscoveryPreschool4K–Entering6thgrade

Rates: $2.95/hourforfirstchild;$2.75/hourforadditionalchild

TypicalSchedule: 6:30am-8:30am FreePlayandBreakfast

8:30am-9:30am OutsidePlay,GardenClub

9:30am-11:30am MorningCampSession

11:30am-12:30pm LunchandOutdoorPlay

12:30pm-3:00pm AfternoonCampSession

3:00pm-3:30pm AfternoonSnack

3:30pm-3:45pm Reading/Rest

3:45pm-4:30pm OutsidePlay

4:30pm-6:00pm FreePlay

Interested in signing up for a camp only?

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Camp Discovery Entering Discovery Preschool 4K and Kindergarten

During the summer, children enrolled to attend Discovery 4K and Kindergarten at LCHES next fall are invited to participate in Camp Discovery at Kids Company. Camp Discovery provides children with age appropriate activities that are fun and educational. Each week of camp will have a special theme and exciting activities for children to take part in. Camp Discovery is the perfect way for incoming Discovery 4K students and Kindergarteners to become familiar with the

Elementary School, and Kids’ Company School Age Child Care program and to have a positive camp experience all summer long! Camp Discovery weekly schedule is listed in the Summer Kids’ Company Registration Packet.

*June 5-‐9* Space! Take a trip to outer space in our rockets!

*June 12-‐16* Summer is so “Cool” Celebrate the beginning of summer with some “cool” activities.

*June 19-‐23* Jungle Camp Let’s get WILD as we explore the jungle together!

*June 26-‐June 30* Camping and Bugs It’s a fun filled week filled with the creepy crawlies that go with camping.

*July 3-‐7* CLOSED

*July 10-‐14* Ocean and Sea Come explore all of the unique and beautiful parts of the ocean.

*July 17-‐21* Weather Become a meteorologist and learn about the happenings of weather.

*July 24-‐28* Dinosaurs We’re digging for dinosaurs this week by becoming paleontologists. *July 31-‐August 4* Gardens and Flowers Learn about the different types of food that is harvested from gardens and flowers.

*August 7-‐11* Construction Construction is in full swing both in and out of the classroom.

*August 14-‐18* Farm and Pets Come and learn about various animals!

*August 21-‐25* Goodbye Summer! Let’s say goodbye to all the fun we had this summer and get ready for a new school year!

*August 28-‐Sept 1* Gear up for School Time for A, B, Cs and 1, 2, 3s (*Watch for more details for this week of operation-‐ may vary)

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Summer Kids Company Camps 2017 See Registration Packet for Camp Descriptions!

*Week 7-‐July 17-‐21* Disney Camp

Let’s Get Messy

*Week 8-‐July 24-‐28* Going Green

Willy Wonka Camp

*Week 9-‐July 31-‐Aug 4* Under the Sea Sports Camp

*Week 10-‐August 7-‐11* Five Senses Color Crazy

*Week 11-‐August 14-‐18* Hawaiian Camp Four Seasons

*Week 12-‐ August 21-‐25* Crea%on Sta%on

All Green

*Week 1-‐June 5-‐9* Cooking Camp

Maps, Globes, & Treasure Hunts

*Week 2-‐June 12-‐16* Camping Camp Weather Camp

*Week 3-‐June 19-‐23* Superheroes & Villains

Planets & Stars

*Week 4-‐June 26-‐30* Water Everywhere Science Camp

*Week 5-‐July 3-‐7* CLOSED

*Week 6-‐July 10-‐14* Spy Kids

Ar#ul An(cs

*Week 7-‐July 17-‐21* Travel Camp Fear Factor

*Week 8-‐July 24-‐28* Superheroes & Villains

Game On!

*Week 9-‐July 31-‐August 4* Cooking Camp Music in Mo)on

*Week 10-‐August 7-‐11* Who’s Got Talent?

Cupcakes & Rainbows

*Week 11-‐August 14-‐18* Under the Sea

Water Everywhere

*Week 12-‐ August 21-‐25* Camping Camp Gameshow Camp

*Week 1-‐June 5-‐9* Disney Camp Dr. Seuss Camp

*Week 2-‐June 12-‐16* Crea%on Sta%on Kites and Planes

*Week 3-‐June 19-‐23* Spy Kids

Going Green

*Week 4-‐June 26-‐30* Lego Camp

Outerspace Camp

*Week 5-‐July 3-‐7* CLOSED

*Week 6-‐July 10-‐14* Hawaiian Camp Kids In Mo*on

1st and 2nd Grade Camp Choices

3rd through 6th Grade Camp Choices

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Community Ed: Early Childhood 895-5150

ECFE In The Park!Come on out to play this summer! We’ll be at Old Hickory Park having all kinds of fun. We’ll read stories, do crafts, play games, sing songs, and have plenty of time to enjoy the park equipment and the company of friends. Bring your friends and neighbors!

Friday, June 16th Friday, July 14th

Friday, August 11th No registration necessary!


NA Karn Schwartzhoff

Old Hickory Park

(See above for dates)9:30-11:00am FREE

ECFE Story Time!Join us for this informal story hour planned especially for those busy, inquisitive minds! We will have time to read stories, sing nursery rhymes and songs, and make a craft. Watch our ECFE Facebook page for updates or weather- related announcements!

Tuesday, June 20th Tuesday, July 18th

Tuesday, August 15th No registration necessary!


NA Karn Schwartzhoff

Kistler Park

(See above for dates)

9:30-11:00amFREE

Parent & Tot Swim IAges 1 & 2

Parent & Tot Swim IIAges 3 & 4

Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

Melissa Lambrecht

La Crescent Aquatic Center

WednesdaysJune 14, 21, 28, July 12, 19, 26

$39

Get in the water with your little kiddo this summer for someaqua-fun! There will be songs, water-acquaintance

activities for the toddlers, beginning swimming skills for the older children, and plenty of splashing and water fun!

Sign up early because space is limited!

Welcome to Community Education’s Early Childhood Programs! Do you have a child ages birth-five years old?

Make sure we know about your child(ren) so you can receive information about our exciting upcoming programs! Call Community Education at 895-5150.

Class #8209: 5:30-6:00pmClass #8209-01: 6:00-6:30pm

Class #8107: 5:30-6:00pmClass #8107-01: 6:00-6:30pm

Wee Play Games! Ages 3-5 (Not entering K)Have a blast at this active and quick paced program! Get those little feet moving while we learn and play all sorts of games like soccer and kickball. We will also learn and play old favorites like “What Time is it Mr. Fox?,” “Mother May I?,” and “Simon Says.” We will even put a new spin on Red Light, Green Light! Includes T-Shirt!


3804 CE Staff Elem Playground

Mondays, 5:45-6:30pmJune 5, 12, 19, 26 $24

Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

Melissa Lambrecht

La Crescent Aquatic Center

TuesdaysJune 13, 20, 27July 11, 18, 25

$39


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Call for your tour today! 895-8731 or email Early Childhood Coordinator Karn Schwartzhoff at [email protected]

Discovery Preschool is a Minnesota Reading Corps Site!

Minnesota Reading Corps Preschool Literacy Tutors work with preschool-aged children in their classrooms to create lit-eracy-rich environments, focusing on the “Big Five” emergent literacy skills. Our

Discovery Preschool students receive this additional attention as a part of their daily routine. Data is regularly collected for each child in order to tailor literacy interventions for individual children, children in small groups, and for whole classrooms.

La Crescent-Hokah Early Childhood Discovery Preschool works every day to ensure a well-rounded and developmentally appropriate pre-Kindergarten experience that lays the founda-tion for a successful K-12 experience and beyond, while discovering and carefully nurturing the strengths of every student.

Highly-trained and experienced staff ensure the delivery of a state-approved and research-based curriculum that is carefully aligned with our K- 12 standards but more importantly puts the needs and interests of each individual child at the center of every decision we make.

Discovery Preschool takes great pride in being able to offer pre-school that truly prepares the whole student for Kindergarten. Our teaching staff participate in the District’s annual student achievement goal setting process as well as the District-wide Curriculum teams to be assured that how we prepare our learners will provide the most benefit with the rest of their academic career at La Crescent-Hokah Public Schools. The Discovery Preschool teaching staff also work directly with kindergarten teachers all school year through Professional Learning Communities to truly gain the best understanding of what a student needs to be successful in Kindergarten.

La Crescent-Hokah Early Childhood’s Discovery Preschool A Four-Star Parent Aware Rated Early Childhood Program

Discovery Preschool is a proud partner of

Semcac Head StartAn Equal Opportunity Employer

Discovery Preschool offers 3K and 4K programs, with many all day and part day options to

meet your child’s needs!

Please call Early Childhood Coordinator Karn Schwartzhoff at 507-895-8731 or email

[email protected] to learn about the program or for remaining availability for 2017-18

*Scholarships available for families that qualify based on income.

One of the greatest assets of Discovery Preschool is its location in La Crescent-Hokah Elemen-tary. Attending preschool in the elementary environ-ment allows your student and his/her teachers access to the entire facility including on-site surround care (before and after school and summer Kids’ Company), food service that includes options for breakfast and lunch, two gymnasiums, a full playground, the entire elementary library, as well as technology resources. In addition, staff and students are privileged to benefit from hav-ing the expertise of a licensed school nurse, educational psychologist, and specialist educators on site.

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La Crescent Chamber of Commerce & Tourist Information Center 109 South Walnut Street Suite B, La Crescent, MN 55947 Phone:507-895-2800 Email: [email protected]

Windy Ridge Ranch Day Camp and Pony Club

Day Camp May 20th and August

26th 9:00am-3:00pm Box lunch

provided.

Pony related games, crafts, activities

and basic skills horseback riding

lesson.

Pony Club Tuesday Evenings June,

July and August

Beginner rider lessons on basic riding

skills advancing to next level

$60 fee. Registration

$60 fee. Registration Required for events/programs. Visit: www.touchmoments Call: 507-894-2210

Customer Satisfaction Is Our #1 Priority

Auto RepAiRLa Crescent

191 N. 1st Street • La Crescent, MN 55947

Phone (507) 895-2345

Have an idea for a Community Ed class?

Interested in serving on the Community Ed Advisory Council?

Let us know! Call us at 895-5150.

2017USTALeagueSeasoninLaCrosseArea

USTAADULTLEAGUESMixedDoubles,Sundays,5pminLaCrosse

MenandWomen’sDoubles,Thursdays,6pminLaCrosseContact:LizRitter

[email protected],507-313-3261

USTAJUNIORTENNIS10andUnderTennisandFREEMembership

USTAJuniorTeamTennisContact:BillHehli

[email protected],608-317-4108

Tuesdays 4-7 PM May 16th - Oct 10th

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L a C r e s c e n t F a r m e r s M a r k e t

Located at South 2nd & Oak Streets in the Crucifixion School Parking Lot

La Crescent Community Bike Shoppe Hours: May – September Saturdays, 9 am – Noon and Tuesday evenings, 6 – 8 pm ‘Under the green awning at 520 S. 14th St.’

TENNIS TENNIS

Contact: Tung Ouy [email protected], 608-572-3325

We encourage early registration and payment is needed with registration. Register early to prevent class cancel-lation. This can easily be accomplished in the following ways:

Online:www.isd300.k12.mn.us - click on the “Community” tab, click on Community Education. Call 895-5150 with questions.

By Mail:Mail registration form with check payable to ISD 300 or VISA/Mastercard information to Community Education, 703 So. 11th Street, La Crescent, MN 55947

By Phone:Call 895-5150 to register by phone using your VISA/Mastercard. Phone registrations are taken Monday – Thursday, 8:00 am–4:00 pm, following the school calendar. The office is closed on Fridays during the summer.

By Fax:Fax your completed registration form and VISA/Mastercard information to us at 507-895-8560. Available 24 Hours a day.

In Person:Community Education is located at 703 So. 11th Street, La Crescent. Office hours are 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, Mondays through Thursdays. The office is closed on Fridays during the summer. Cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard and are all accepted when you pay in person.

ScholarshipsScholarships are available to students who qualify for the school district free and reduced lunch program. We offer a 75% reduction for those who qualify for free lunch and a 50% reduction for anyone qualifying for the reduced lunch program. There are some exceptions to this policy. Contact Education office with your questions.

SubstitutesIf you are unable to attend the class, event or trip that you registered for, please call us at 895-5150. We may have a waiting list, so please do not find your own substitutes.

UCareMembers of UCare Minnesota may take up to $15 discount per class on most classes in this catalog. If a class is less than $15, the member may take the class free of charge. UCare for Seniors are eligible for one $15 reimbursement per calendar year. Members must be on UCare at the time of registration and through the duration of the class(es). Include UCare ID number when registering. If you have any questions about the eligibility of specific classes, call (507) 895-5150.

Cancellation PolicyWe realize that schedules are busy, but your early regis-tration assures that your class is a “Go.”

Class Cancellation Policy and Refunds Prior to Start Date: Class cancellation must be made a minimum of 3 working days prior to the class start date for a FULL REFUND (unless otherwise noted).

If you cancel with less than 3 days notice, you will be issued a refund, minus a $5.00 processing fee and any costs incurred (supplies, food etc.).

If you do not notify Community Education prior to start of the class that you will not be attending, you will not be issued a refund.

Register Now!

Adult /Family Registration FormReturn to: Community Education, 703 S. 11th St., La Crescent, MN 55947

Name ________________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________

Day & Evening Phone # ________________________________

Email Address ________________________________________

Name Age Course # Title Fee___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Total Enclosed $________________

UCare ID # _________________________________

Make check payable to ISD 300.If paying by credit card, fill out below or email to: joanwright.isd300.k12.mn.us

Charge my: q Visa q Mastercard Card #____________________________Exp. Date_______ _____ Cardholder’s Signature __________________________________


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See page 24 for Youth Class Registration form

Community Education Summer Hours: Mon. - Thur., 8 am - 4 pm. Closed Fridays.

La Crescent - Hokah Public SchoolsCommunity Education703 South 11th StreetLa Crescent, MN 55947Return Service Requested

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Online Registration is Here!

@ www.isd300.k12.mn.us & click on

“Community” tab or call (507) 895-5150

All Community Residents Invited to:

Celebrate National Night Out

Tuesday, August 1st at 4:00pmKistler Park

Join this annual community favorite event hosted by the La Crescent Police Department.

Enjoy live music, inflatable jump house, great meal and swimming.

Tour local emergency vehicles and more!

ECFE and the Chamber of Commerce will bring their Family Fair and Business Expo resources to

this community event for all to explore!

The Lunch Wagona summer community program

aimed at feeding the children of theLa Crescent-Hokah School district.

www.facebook.com/thelunchwagon

Watch for updates on serving times and locations!

Pulling back into town for the fourth year!

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