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La Crescent - Hokah Area

Youth Summer

Adventure

Guide

2019

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

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YOUTH SUMMER ACTIVITY GUIDE 2019

ISD 300 Community Education 895-5150

How to use this guide to plan the BEST SUMMER EVER for your kids.*

1. Look at the header of each page to identify the organization.

3. Note registration instructions for each organization. (Mass registration event, in person, online, by mail)*Don’t worry parents.... We didn’t forget you. Community Education’s Adult & Youth Summer Catalog will be mailed out in May!

2. Have FUN reading the wide variety of summer activity opportunities with your kids in our greater community!

Welcome to SUMMER 2019! La Crescent-Hokah area organizations serving youth have once again

teamed up to put the most comprehensive guide to local youth

summer activities in your hands.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

City of La Crescent Park & Rec . . . . Page 4La Crescent Public Library . . . . Page 18City of Hokah Park & Rec . . . . Page 19

Hokah Public Library . . . . Page 22ISD 300 Community Education . . . . Page 23

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City of La Crescent Park & Rec 895-2595

CityofLaCrescentSummerRecreationProgram

RegistrationSaturday,May4th,8:00a.m.to10:00a.m.attheLaCrescentHighSchoolCafeteria

Monday,May6th,5:00p.m.to7:00p.m.attheLaCrescentAquaticCenter

Note:Afterinitialregistrationdates(above),registrationwilltakeplaceatCityHallinLaCrescentduringnormaloperatinghours(8:00a.m.to5:00p.m.)MondaythroughFriday.GolfleaguesignupwilltakeplaceatPineCreekGolfCourse.

LateFee:AfterJune6th,t-shirtsforsomeactivitiesneedtobeordered,soa$10.00latefeewillbeaddedtoallregistrationsforprogramswhereashirtisprovided.

RefundPolicy:

1. Nomatterwhenarefundisrequested,apersonwillonlyreceiveone-halfoftheoriginalsign-upfee.

2. Apersonmustpresentareceiptinordertogetarefund.3. Arefundwillonlybegrantedduringthefirsttwoweeksofasummer-long

activity.4. Arefundwillonlybegrantedduringthefirsttwodaysofaswimlessonsession.

InclementWeather:

Ifthreateningweatherorrainoccurs,pleasecallthepoolat507-895-8712(after7:00a.m.)forquestionsoncancellationsofactivities.

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ActivityFees CityofLaCrescentor

TownshipofLaCrescentResidents

OutofCityorOutofTownshipResidents

Baseball,T-Ball,BeginningMinors

$40.00includesshirt$10.00latefeeafterJune6th


Softball,T-Ball $40.00includesshirt$10.00latefeeafterJune6th


Golf–YouthAdultYouthAdultLeague**Register&PayatPineCreekGolfCourse

$40.00$50.00$60.00NochargeifyouhaveaPineCreekmembership

$45.00$60.00$60.00NochargeifyouhaveaPineCreekmembership

LibraryProgram Free FreeVolleyball $40.00includesshirt

$10.00latefeeafterJune6th$45.00includesshirt$10.00latefeeafterJune6th

Basketball $40.00includesshirt$10.00latefeeafterJune6th


Tennis $40.00 $45.00

Admissiontopoolduringopenswim

$3.00eachentry $4.00eachentry

PoolmembershipsFamilyIndividual

$135.00,$125.00ifpurchasedatourMay4thorMay6thRegistrationortheweekofMay6th$65.00,$60.00ifpurchasedatourMay4thorMay6thRegistrationortheweekofMay6th

$175.00,$165.00ifpurchasedatourMay4thorMay6thRegistrationortheweekofMay6th$85.00,$80.00ifpurchasedatourMay4thorMay6thRegistrationortheweekofMay6th

SwimLessons/LittleMates $35.00eachsession $45.00eachsessionSwimTeam $40.00includesshirt

$10.00latefeeafterJune6th$45.00includesshirt$10.00latefeeafterJune6th

LogRolling $40.00 $45.00Eachpersonorfamilypurchasingamembershipwillneedtofilloutemergencycontactinformationtobekeptatthepool.Membershipsmaybepurchasedduringregularpoolhours.PoolopensMay25that1:00p.m.

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RegistrationforallSummerRecreationProgramsaswellastheopportunitytopurchasePoolMembershipsatadiscountedrateisSaturday,May4th,8-10a.m.,attheLaCrescentHighSchoolCafeteriaandMonday,May6th,5-7p.m.attheLaCrescentAquaticCenter.

YouthGolfLessonsJune11-July11&July16-August15GolfwilltakeplaceatPineCreekGolfCourse.

TheCityofLaCrescentwillprovideballsandclubsifnecessary.Basicgolfterms,equipment,skills,andetiquettewillbeintroduced.Ages5to14.

Twosessionsforyouthwillbeofferedtoaccommodatemoregolfers.

TwoLevelsofInstruction:

Beginners:Beginnerswillbechildrenwithlittleornoknowledgeofthegame.Iftheywereingolfinapreviousyearanddidwell,thismaynotbechallengingenoughforthem.

Advanced:Thisisforgolferswithsomegolfknowledgeandskill.

Session1:June11ththroughJuly11thTuesdaysBeginners6:40p.m.–7:35p.m.Advanced7:45p.m.–8:40p.m.ThursdaysBeginners6:40p.m.–7:35p.m.Advanced7:45p.m.–8:40p.m.

*Golfersmeetoneeveningeachweek.Sign-upforeitherTuesdaysessionorThursdaysession.Place:PineCreekGolfCourse–3815N.PineCreekRd.

Agelimit:Minimum5yearsold

Session2:July16ththroughAugust15thTuesdaysBeginners6:40p.m.–7:35p.m.Advanced7:45p.m.–8:40p.m.ThursdaysBeginners6:40p.m.–7:35p.m.Advanced7:45p.m.–8:40p.m.

*Golfersmeetoneeveningeachweek.Sign-upforeitherTuesdaysessionorThursdaysession.Place:PineCreekGolfCourse–3815N.PineCreekRd.

Agelimit:Minimum5yearsold

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YouthGolfLeagueJune13-July25GolfwilltakeplaceatPineCreekGolfCourse

Seven-weekyouthgolfleague.Thursdaymorningsstartingat11:00a.m.

Age:8to15years

Dates:June13–July25

Cost:$60.00**

Tournament:August1

Thisisnotaninstructionalleague.Golferswillformtheirowngroupandgolfwithminimumsupervision.

**ThereisnochargeforthisprogramifthegolferorfamilyhasamembershiptoPineCreekGolfCourse.

SignupatPineCreekGolfCourse.Youthmaysignuptogethertoformtheirowngroupandteetimeclosetothe11:00a.m.start.AmemberoftheLaCrescentSummerRecreationProgramwillbeonhandduringtheleaguetimetoassistgolfersandexplaingolfcourserules.

Formoreinformationortosignupfortheyouthgolfleague,callPineCreekGolfCourseat507-895-2410orstopattheclubhousebyJune13th.PaymentforthisprogramgoestoPineCreekGolfCourse.

AdultGolfJune12-July31AdultgolflessonscombinelessonswithlivegolfingatPineCreekGolfCourse.Adults18andoverwithlimitedgolfexperiencewhowouldliketoimprovetheirskillsastheygolf.Smallgroupsoffriendsareencouragedtosignup!

GolfwillbeheldWednesdayeveningsstartingJune12thfrom6:30p.m.–8:30p.m.

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YouthTennisLessonsJune10-July25SignupforeitheraMonday/WednesdayorTuesday/Thursdaysession.

ThetenniscourtsarelocatedatHillStreetandSouth7thStreet,nexttoKistlerParkandtheAquaticCenter.

YouthLessons

MondayandWednesday TuesdayandThursday 8:00a.m.–8:40a.m. 7and8yearolds 8:00a.m.–8:40a.m. 7and8yearolds8:50a.m.–9:30a.m. 5and6yearolds 8:50a.m.–9:30a.m. 5and6yearolds9:40a.m.–10:20a.m. 9,10,11yearolds 9:40a.m.–10:20a.m. 9,10,11yearolds10:30a.m.–11:15a.m. 12,13,14yearolds 10:30a.m.–11:15a.m. 12,13,14yearolds

YouthTournament:Ifthereisenoughinterest,wewillhaveaYouthTennisTournamentonadatetobedetermined.Thiswouldbefor12-14yearolds.

AdultTennisJune12-July24AdultLessons:Wednesdaynights,6:00p.m.to7:00p.m.

OpenAdultTennis:SundayeveningsstartingJune9that6:00p.m.,atthenewtenniscourtsatKistlerPark.Comeandplaywithothercommunitymembersinaninformalatmosphere.Meetothertennisplayersandenjoya“pickup”gameoftennis.

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RecreationalBaseballJune10-July25Recreationalbaseballstressestheimportanceofcooperation,teamwork,andfun.Basicfundamentalskillsareintroducedandpracticedinanon-threateningandpositiveenvironment.

BoysT-BallBaseball:Ages4,5,and6yearolds.TwopracticesperweekplusWednesdaynightgames.Asoftcorebaseballisused.Teamsizeislimitedto10,ifpossible.

**Girlst-ballsoftballisaseparateprogram.Seethenextpage.

BeginningMinors:6,7,8yearolds.TwopracticesperweekplusaWednesdayorThursdaynightgame.Coachespitchandcatch.Teamsizeislimitedto10,ifpossible.

PracticeswillbeheldatAbnetField.EveninggameswillbeheldatOldHickoryField.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday8:00a.m.-8:40a.m. T1 BM1 T1 BM18:50a.m.-9:30a.m. BM2 T2 BM2 T29:40a.m.-10:20a.m. T3 BM3 T3 BM310:30a.m.-11:10a.m. BM4 T4 BM4 T4

PracticesstarttheweekofJune10th.GamesstarttheweekofJune17th.

Gamescheduleswillbedistributedduringthefirstweekofpractice.

TeampicturenightswillbeWednesday,June26thandThursday,June27th.

AllpracticeswillbeheldatAbnetField.AllgameswillbeheldatOldHickoryField.

FinalgamenightisThursday,July25th.

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RecreationalSoftballJune11-July25Recreationalsoftballstressesbasicfundamentals,sportsmanshipandfun.

GirlsT-BallSoftball:4and5yearolds.TwopracticesperweekplusTuesdaynightgames.

Softball:6,7,8yearolds.TwopracticesperweekplusTuesdaynightgames.

Tuesday Thursday8:00a.m.-8:40a.m. 6,7,8yearolds 6,7,8yearolds8:50a.m.-9:30a.m. 6,7,8yearolds 6,7,8yearolds

9:40a.m.-10:20a.m. 4&5yearolds 4&5yearolds

PracticesstarttheweekofJune10th.GamesstarttheweekofJune17th.

Gamescheduleswillbedistributedduringthefirstweekofpractice.

TeampicturenightwillbeTuesday,June25thatOldHickoryField.

AllpracticesandgameswillbeheldatOldHickoryField.

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YouthBasketballJune10-July23Exposureforyoungpeopletothesportofbasketball-stressingknowledgeofrules,fundamentals,andfun.

BasketballpracticesandgameswilltakeplaceintheLaCrescentMiddleSchoolGym.

Thisprogramisforboysandgirlsenteringgrades1through6.

PracticesareMondayandTuesdayafternoons,withgamesonMondaynights.

Participantsshouldwearathleticshoestopracticesandgames.

Gamescheduleswillbehandedoutthefirstweekofpractice.

BasketballpictureswillbetakenJuly8thintheLaCrescentMiddleSchoolGym.

Monday&Tuesday2:00p.m.–2:50p.m. Entering1stor2ndGrade3:00p.m.–3:50p.m. Entering3rdor4thGrade4:00p.m.–4:50p.m. Entering5thor6thGrade

YouthVolleyballJune11–July25Exposureforyoungpeopletothesportofvolleyball-stressingknowledgeofrules,skills,andfun.

VolleyballpracticewilltakeplaceintheLaCrescentMiddleSchoolGym.

Thisprogramisforboysandgirlsenteringgrades3through7.

PracticesareTuesdayandThursdaymornings.

Participantsshouldwearathleticshoesandkneepadstopractice.

VolleyballpictureswillbetakenonThursday,June27thintheLaCrescentMiddleSchoolGym.

TuesdayandThursday9:00a.m.-9:50a.m. Entering3rdor4thGrade

10:00a.m.-10:50a.m. Entering5thor6thGrade

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LaCrescentAquaticCenterInformationTheLaCrescentAquaticCenteropensSaturday,May25that1:00p.m.Thefirst12daysthatthepoolisopen,thehoursarelimitedduetoschoolsstillbeinginsessionandalimitedstaff.Seethebottomofthispageforadjustedhoursforthesefirstcoupleweeksthatthepoolisopen.

TheLaCrescentAquaticCenterclosesfortheseasononSaturday,August24that5:00p.m.

Admission:$3.00perentryforcityandtownshipresidents.$4.00perentryforoutofcityandoutoftownshipresidents.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday6:00a.m.-8:00a.m.

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

8:00a.m.-11:10a.m.

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

10:00a.m-12:00p.m.

BirthdayParties10:00a.m.-12:30p.m.

OpenSwim

11:20a.m.-1:00p.m.

SwimTeam SwimTeam SwimTeam SwimTeam SwimTeam LogRolling12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.

1:00p.m.-5:00p.m.

OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim

5:00p.m.-6:30p.m.

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwim

5:05p.m.-5:45p.m.

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

YouthSwimLessons

5:05p.m.youthswimlessonsareonlyinthe2nd,3rd,and4thsessionofswimlessons.DatesfortheselessonsareJune25-July9(nolessonsonJuly4),July11-24,andJuly26-August8.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday6:30p.m.-8:30p.m.

OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim OpenSwim

8:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

AdultLapSwimandLogRolling

AdultLapSwim

AdultLapSwimandLogRolling

AdultLapSwim

ADJUSTEDPOOLSCHEDULE–MAY25–JUNE5May25,26:1:00p.m.to5:00p.m.OpenSwim,5:00p.m.to6:30p.m.AdultLapSwim,6:30to8:30p.m.OpenSwim

May27,28,29,30,31:3:00p.m.to5:00p.m.OpenSwim,5:00p.m.to6:30p.m.AdultLapSwim,6:30to8:30p.m.OpenSwim

June1,2:1:00p.m.to5:00p.m.OpenSwim,5:00p.m.to6:30p.m.AdultLapSwim,6:30to8:30p.m.OpenSwim

June3,4,5:3:00p.m.to5:00p.m.OpenSwim,5:00p.m.to6:30p.m.AdultLapSwim,6:30to8:30p.m.OpenSwim


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ActivitiesattheLaCrescentAquaticCenter!!LogRollingJune2-August21TherewillbetwosessionsofLogRolling.Opentoallagesandabilities.

Session1Sunday--Beginners 12:00p.m.-1:00p.m. June2toJuly7Monday--Advanced 8:30p.m.-9:30p.m. June3toJuly8Wednesday--Advanced 8:30p.m.-9:30p.m. June5toJuly10

Session2Sunday--Beginners 12:00p.m.-1:00p.m. July14toAugust18Monday--Advanced 8:30p.m.-9:30p.m. July15toAugust19Wednesday--Advanced 8:30p.m.-9:30p.m. July17toAugust21

SwimTeamJune10-August1SwimTeamisopentoswimmersage7to18whowishtobuildendurance,improvestrokes,getexercise,andhavefunwhilecompetingtogetheratsixorsevenswimmeetsduringJuneandJuly.MostmeetsareonSaturdaymornings.

SwimteammeetseveryMondaythroughFridaybeginningJune10thateither11:15to12:05or12:05to12:55.

SwimmersmusthavepassedLevel4ofswimlessons.

TherewillbeanorganizationalmeetingforparentsandswimteammembersonSunday,June9that5:00p.m.forthosewhohavesignedup.Thismeetingwillbeheldatthepool.

HomeswimmeetwillbeSaturday,June22nd.

SwimteampictureswillbetakenonThursday,June27th,at11:30a.m.

FunDaysatthePool:FunDaysarethesingledaysinbetweenswimlessonsessions.FLOATIESAREALLOWED!

June24th,July10th,July25th,andAugust9thfrom9:00a.m.to11:00a.m.


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SkillGuideForSwimmingLessonsThefollowingisaguidelineforenrollingyourchildrenforswimminglessons

LittleMates LittleMatesisheldinthezerodepthportionofthepool.Thisisaperfecttransitionfromparent/totlessonsandLevel1swimlessons.Perfectforathreeorfouryearold.

Level1 Thisisfortheswimmerwhoisattheverybeginning,isnotcomfortableinthewaterandprobablythefirstorsecondtimeenrolledinlessons.

Level2 ComfortablewithfaceunderwaterandbeingontheirowninshallowwaterLevel3 Knowsreach,pull,andbackstrokeLevel4 Knowsfront/backcrawlandelementarybackstrokeLevel5 KnowsallstrokeslistedLevel4andsidestrokeandbreaststrokeLevel6 Knowsallstrokes.Focusondistance,endurance,andfine-tuningstroke

mechanicsFive2-weeksessionsareofferedforchildren5yearsoldandup.LittleMatesandLevel1swimmersmaybeyounger.Classesarelimitedinnumberandlast40minutes.ClassesareofferedbyWSI,RedCrosscertifiedinstructors.Duetolimitedspaceinthepool,werequestyousignupforamaximumof3of5sessions.TherequirementsforeachRedCrossclassiseightlessons.Ifoneortwoclasssessionsarecancelledduetoweather,theywillnotbemadeup.

Swimminglessonsandtimes(subjecttochangedependingonenrollment)

8:00a.m.-8:40a.m. Levels1,2,4,5,68:50a.m.-9:30a.m. Levels1,2,4,5,LittleMates9:40a.m.-10:20a.m. Levels1,2,2,3,4,LittleMates10:30a.m.-11:10a.m. Levels1,1,2,2,3,45:05p.m.-5:45p.m. Levels1and3andLittleMates–June25–July9

Levels2and4andLittleMates–July11–July24Levels2and3andLittleMates–July26–August8*EveningLittleMatesareeither5:00to5:30or5:30to6:00

See page 39 for Early Childhood’s

Parent & Tot Swim classes for ages 1-4!

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SwimLessonDates,Times,andLevelsAdaptivelessonsareavailable.Pleaseinquireatthepool

Session1:June10–June21SignupforSession1:Saturday,May4,8:00–10:00a.m.,atLaCrescentHighSchoolCafeteriaorMonday,May6th,5:00–7:00p.m.attheAquaticCenterAfterMay6th,signupatLaCrescentCityHall.AfterJune6th,signupattheAquaticCenter8:00a.m.–8:40a.m.Levels1,2,4,5,68:50a.m.–9:30a.m.Levels1,2,3,4,5,andLittleMates9:40a.m.–10:20a.m.Levels1,2,2,3,4,andLittleMates10:30a.m.–11:10a.m.Levels1,1,2,2,3,4**Noeveninglessonsofferedduring1stsession**

Session2:June25–July9NolessonsonJuly4SignupforSession2:June24,anytimeafter7:30a.m.untilclosingattheAquaticCenter.8:00a.m.–8:40a.m.Levels1,2,4,5,68:50a.m.–9:30a.m.Levels1,2,3,4,5,andLittleMates9:40a.m.–10:20a.m.Levels1,2,2,3,4,andLittleMates10:30a.m.–11:10a.m.Levels1,1,2,2,3,45:05p.m.–5:45p.m.Levels1and3andLittleMates(5:00–5:30)or(5:30–6:00)

Session3:July11–July24SignupforSession3:July10,anytimeafter7:30a.m.untilclosingattheAquaticCenter.8:00a.m.–8:40a.m.Levels1,2,4,5,68:50a.m.–9:30a.m.Levels1,2,3,4,5,andLittleMates9:40a.m.–10:20a.m.Levels1,2,2,3,4,andLittleMates10:30a.m.–11:10a.m.Levels1,1,2,2,3,45:05p.m.–5:45p.m.Levels2and4andLittleMates(5:00–5:30)or(5:30–6:00)

Session4:July26–August8SignupforSession4:July25,anytimeafter7:30a.m.untilclosingattheAquaticCenter.8:00a.m.–8:40a.m.Levels1,2,4,5,68:50a.m.–9:30a.m.Levels1,2,3,4,5,andLittleMates9:40a.m.–10:20a.m.Levels1,2,2,3,4,andLittleMates10:30a.m.–11:10a.m.Levels1,1,2,2,3,45:05p.m.–5:45p.m.Levels2and3andLittleMates(5:00–5:30)or(5:30–6:00)

Session5:August12–August23SignupforSession5,August9,anytimeafter7:30a.m.untilclosingattheAquaticCenter.8:00a.m.–8:40a.m.Levels1,2,4,5,68:50a.m.–9:30a.m.Levels1,2,3,4,5,andLittleMates9:40a.m.–10:20a.m.Levels1,2,2,3,4,andLittleMates10:30a.m.–11:10a.m.Levels1,1,2,2,3,4**Noeveninglessonsofferedduring5thsession**

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BirthdayPartiesattheAquaticCenterEnjoyapoolpartyforyournextbirthday,familyreunion,office,orteamget-togetherattheLaCrescentAquaticCenter.

ThepoolisavailableforrentalonSaturdaysfrom10:00a.m.to12:30p.m.

SignupforapartyattheSummerRecreationSignUponSaturday,May4th,8-10a.m.attheLaCrescentHighSchoolCafeteria,orMonday,May6th,5-7p.m.attheAquaticCenter.Untilthepoolopens,youmaysignupatLaCrescentCityHall.

PoolCapacitylimitsapply.

PoolpartiesbeginSaturday,June8thandendSaturday,August24th.NopartieswillbescheduledonSaturday,June22nd,duetoahomeswimmeet.

PartiesattheLaCrescentAquaticCenterfeaturetheuseofthepool,waterslides,climbingwall,andlockerrooms.

PoolPartyRules:Rentalfeeincludesthecostoflifeguardsandslideattendants.

Weallowfoodtobebroughtinbutonlyintheconcessionstandarea.

Noalcoholispermitted.

Multiplebirthdaypartiesmaybegoingonatatimeunlessthewholepoolisrentedtoonegroup(Package1or2)

PartyPackageOptions:

Package#1 Package#2 Package#3 Upto15guests Upto30guests PrivateParty

$75city/township $125city/township $400

$100outoftown $150outoftown

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LaCrescentYouthRun-Swim-RunWhen:Sunday,July21stat7:30a.m.

Where:LaCrescentAquaticCenter/KistlerPark

Who:ThreeAgeDivisions–BoysandGirlsDivisions

1. BoysgoingintoGrade2or32. GirlsgoingintoGrade2or33. BoysgoingintoGrade4or54. GirlsgoingintoGrade4or55. BoysgoingintoGrade6or76. GirlsgoingintoGrade6or7

*Eachoftheaboveislimitedto12participants

Cost:$25.00includesashirt

WheretoSign-Up:

• Saturday,May4th,8:00a.m.to10:00a.m.attheLaCrescentHighSchoolCafeteria

• Monday,May6th,5:00p.m.to7:00p.m.attheLaCrescentAquaticCenter

• Tuesday,May7th–Tuesday,June4th,8:00a.m.to5:00p.m.atLaCrescentCityHall

• Wednesday,June5th–Sunday,July14thduringopenpoolhoursattheLaCrescentAquaticCenter

RegistrationDeadline:Sunday,July14th


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895-4047La Crescent Public Library

June 10 - July 27

See our website calendar and

facebook page for event

descriptions and details

TUESDAY 10:30AM

Story time & craft

ages 0 - PreK

WEDNESDAY 4:00PM

Chapter Club with Mr.

Petersilie, ages 6+

THURSDAY 11:45AM

STEAM along with the

Lunch Wagon, Kistler Park

SATURDAY 10:30AM

Story time & craft

ages 0 - PreK

LIBRARY HOURS

Mon, Tue, Fri 10-6

Wed, Thu 10-7

Sat 10-2

La Crescent Public Library

2019

Siama's Music (multi-genre guitar)

Free and open to the public

Thursday, June 20, 4 PM, Community Building

Calligraphy Workshop with Jen Anfinson

(must be 12 or older to participate, registration required)

Tuesday, June 25, 10:30 AM, Public Library

The Magic of Celtic Music with Laura MacKenzie


Thursday, July 11, 6 PM, Public Library

Minnesota in the Civil War: Interactive History with Arn Kind


Tuesday, July 30, 6:30 PM, Community Building

Registered participants receive

a passport & drawstring bag,

available June 1 for pickup

* reading challenges unlock rewards

*see special events

* activities

*parents get a keepsake for

remembrance

Registration for a reader's

Passport (limited

availability), opens April 1

Special Guests & Events

Weekly

This project is made possible with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the people of Minnesota for Library Legacy activities.

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City of Hokah Park & Rec 894-4990

Hokah Park & Rec registration will be held Wednesday, April 17th 5:00-7:00pm

& Wednesday, April 24th 5:00-7:00pm at the Hokah Fire Station

Hokah Swimming Pool ~ Pool Opens June 7th!Open Mondays thru Saturdays 12:00 – 5:00, Sundays 11:00-4:00

Come enjoy a chemical free pool and don’t forget to bring your sand toys and inflatable water toys!

Sand bottom all natural swimming pool ~ Gradual water depth ~ 2 diving boards ~ Men and Women’s Pool House ~ Concession Stand

Daily Admission - $3.00 4yrs and under free Single Pool Membership - $45.00 Family Pool Membership - $85.00

2019 Hokah Swimming Lesson Information

BUCK SUNDAYS! 11am-4pm $1/personAges 9 & under must be

accompanied by an adult.

Hokah Summer Recreation Registration Nights

Registration will be held Wednesday, April 17th 5:00-7:00pm


Registration forms online www.cityofhokah.com Fill out & mail forms to City of Hokah,

P.O. Box 311, Hokah, MN 55941

Space is limited!

Session 1 June 17-June 27, M-Th

Preschool: 5:30-6:00$25/session

Levels 1-6 (Ages 5 & Over): 6:15-7:00pm

$35.00/session

Session 2 July 9-Aug 1, T & Th

Preschool: 5:30-6:00pm$25/session


$35.00/session

Session 3 Aug 12-22, M-Th

Preschool: 5:30-6:00pm$25/session


$35.00/session

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Hokah Fun Daze Festival

August 23-24, 2019

Volleyball, beanbag, and horseshoe tournaments, kids games, food, beverage area, music, raffles, and

just a time to get out and enjoy yourselves!

More information about this Hokah event at www.facebook.com/hokahforever


Boys BaseballGrades 1-7 (Must have completed 1st grade)June 10 - July 19

City of Hokah or Hokah Township Residents $65.00; Non-Residents $75.00

* Bus Provided for Daytime Travel-ing League – Bus will leave at 8:00am from Hokah City Hall for away games.

* Practice Times - TBD

T-Ball

4 to 6 years oldJune 11 - July 18

Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30-10:15amHokah City Park

Crafts will follow T-Ball!

$25.00 T-Ball ONLY per child

$40.00 T-Ball w/ Crafts per child Crafts 10:30-11:30

REC Playground10:00-11:00am Mondays, Wednesdays & FridaysAt Twin Creeks or Hokah City Park

3 Sessions! $20 per session

June 10-28July 8-26 Ages 5 and Up!August 5-23

Enjoy a new adventure or game each day! Mini-golf, volleyball, kickball, bubble

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Hokah Pool Prices

Single Pool Membership $45.00Family Membership $85.00Daily Admission $3.00Buck Sundays $1.00Ages 4 & under are FREE. Ages 9 & under must be accompanied by an adult.

2019 Hokah Summer Recreation Registration Form

Registration will be held Wednesday, April 17th 5:00-7:00pm


Forms must be filled out completely to be registered

Participant Name:______________________________Birthdate(mm/dd/yy)_______________

Address:______________________________________City:____________________________

Parent/Guardian Name:__________________________________________________________

Home Phone:____________________Parent/Guardian Work Phone:______________________

IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL OR NOTIFY:

Name:___________________________________Relationship:__________________________

Phone:_______________________________________________________________________

I have these Medical/Physical Conditions:

_____________________________________________________________________________________

All Participants must be paid in full before they can participate in any of the activities. This Includes

Practices!!

The above child has my permission to attend the Hokah summer recreation/youth programs and can

travel to away games. I waive all liability if the City of Hokah, the staff and volunteers of any inci-

dent/accident or injuries incurred during participation in any of the activities offered in the program.

Signature of Parent/Guardian:___________________________________Date:______________

Baseball(Resident) $65.00 T-Ball $25.00 Rec Playground $20/session

Baseball (Non-resident) $75.00 T-Ball w/crafts $40.00 Indicate session(s) 1 2 3

Swimming Lessons: Levels 1-6 - $35.00/session

Preschool Swimming lessons: $25.00/session

Resident = Living in City of Hokah & Hokah Township

Swimming Lesson SessionsSession 1: June 17-June 27, M-Th Session 2: July 9-Aug 1, T & Th

Session 3: Aug 12-22, M-Th

Schedule/Pricing for ALL Sessions:Preschool: 5:30-6:00 $25/session

Levels 1-6 (Ages 5 & Over): 6:15-7:00pm $35.00/session

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Hokah Public Library 894-2665

507-894-2665

Monday&Wednesday8a-1pTuesday&Thursdays3p-8pFriday1p-6p

FollowusonFacebook!www.facebook.com/HokahPublicLibrary

SUMMEREVENTS2019

05/04 SpringCraftShow8a-1p05/29 Kickofftosummerreading

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@CityPark07/11 ZooMobileSELCOVettedPerformer6p

@CityPark07/25 MovieNight:WonderPark6p08/15 SummerReadingWrapUpPizzaParty/Awards6p08/24 HokahFunFestActivities11a-3p*AlleventswilltakeplaceattheHokahPublicLibrary

upstairsunlessnoteddifferently.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 22ND, 20193-10PMDOWNTOWN LA CRESCENT

AN EVENT TO BRING OUR COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND SUPPORT OUR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

WHO: Any La Crescent resident, student, or worker - past or present!

WHAT: An on stage event to showcase the performing arts talents from within our community

WHEN: Saturday, June 22nd, 2019 from 3:00-4:30pm

WHERE: On the stage of the 2nd Annual BLOCK PARTY ON MAIN on Main beween Walnut & Oak

HOW: Register with Community Education in advance, indicating your talent by Friday, June 14

Want to know more? Contact Beth @ Community Ed! 507-895-5153 or [email protected]

FREE to compete, FREE to watch! (Local) “Celebrity” Judges! Prizes!

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What “grade” does Community Ed consider kids to be in during the summer?Please note that your child is considered to be in the grade that they are ENTERING in the fall of 2019. For example, if your child just completed 2nd grade, they are now considered a 3rd grader for Community Ed summer programs.

ScholarshipsScholarships are available to students who qualify for the school district free and reduced lunch program. We offer a 75% reduc-tion 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 the Community Education office with your questions.

UCareMembers of UCare Minnesota may take up to a $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 THREE $15 reimbursements per calendar year. Mem-bers must be on UCare at the time of registration and through the duration of the class(es). Include UCare ID number when regis-tering. If you have any questions about the eligibility of specific classes, call (507) 895-5150.


www.isd300.k12.mn.us -> Community -> Community Education

Welcome to Community Education’s

2019 Summer Youth Programs!We have a lot of great offerings this summer, including many annual favorites

and also brand new programs! Enjoy reading through this catalog to find youth enrichment activities in the arts, STEM areas,

sports training, and more!

Parents of little ones, be sure to take a peek at our Early Childhood section!

And parents, we didn’t forget you! Our traditional Summer Community Education catalog with adult and youth enrichment classes will be mailed in May!

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 class start of the class that you will not be attending, you will not be issued a refund.

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.

PermissionsBy registering for a program, I understand that every effort will be made to protect and safeguard all students. I agree not to hold La Crescent-Hokah School District/ ISD #300 liable for any illness or mishap from any cause whatsoever. I also give the instruc-tors/supervisors full authority in dealing with the problems of discipline. I understand that any student disregarding rules is subject to being sent home. I understand that any student who willfully destroys property will be held responsible and charged accordingly. I give ISD #300 permission to use comments, photos and video of the student named above in its promotional ma-terials. If you DO NOT want pictures of your child taken, please include a signed note with your registration or in the Comment box of online registration.

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Community Education Youth Summer Registration Form 2019Please complete one form for each child. Blank forms will be available at Summer Rec Sign Up on May 4 and in the CE office.

Child’s Full Name: __________________________________________ DOB:____________

Parent Names: _______________________________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________________________________

Parent Emails: __________________________________________________________________________

Phone Numbers: (Day)_________________________ (Evening) ________________________

Parent Cell Phone Numbers: _____________________________________________________

Grade Entering in 2019-20 School Year: _______________________________________Male ___Female ___

Authorized to Pick Child Up and Phone #: (In addition to parents EX: Kids Co staff, Grandparents Names, etc.):______________________________________ ____________________________________ ______________________________________ ____________________________________ ______________________________________ ____________________________________

Allergies or Medical Conditions Youth Program Leaders should be aware of:

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________UCare ID #_____________________________________________________ (See previous page for UCare Information)

Credit Card Number: ________________________________________________________________________

Credit Card Type: VISA MASTERCARD Expiration Date: __________________ CSV 3 Digit Code: ____________

Four Easy Ways to Register:1. In Person @ Sign-up Day: Sign up for Community Ed AND City of La Crescent Park and Recreation Summer Programs! Saturday, May 4 at the La Cresent High School Cafeteria, 8:00-10:00am2. Online: www.isd300.k12.mn.us -> Community -> Community Education --> Online Registration3. By Mail: Mail completed registration form with payment to: Community Education, 703 S. 11th St., La Crescent, MN 4. In Person @ Community Education Office ( Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 - 4:00 pm) • Cash, checks, Visa, and MasterCard are accepted.• We encourage early registration to prevent class cancellations! Registration deadlines are ONE WEEK prior to the

start date of class, unless otherwise listed. Payment must accompany registration.

Have a question? We can help! Call us! 895-5150

Class # Class Title T Shirt SizeYouth 6-8, 10-12, 14-16 Adult S M L XL

Fee

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GYMNASTICS!PreK-Grade 8Community Education is excited to once again bring this summer program favorite! We look forward to another great year with current and former Lancer gymnasts coaching the program.

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 10th- July 24 (No class July 1st and 3rd) Location: Elementary School GymFee (Sparklers Only): $59.00 (includes T-Shirt) Fee (all other Levels): $70.00 (includes T-Shirt)Program Director: Jordan Peterson Coaches: Current & former Lancer Gymnasts!

Level Ages Times Class #

Twinklers Mixed Age Beginners - Grade 1 & Up 8:00-8:55am 3302-06

Sparklers Age 4-Kindergarten 8:15-8:55am 3302

Firecrackers 1st-2nd Grades 9:00-9:55am 3302-02

Stars 3rd-4th Grades 10:00-10:55am 3302-03

Sparklers Age 4-Kindergarten 11:00-11:40am 3302-01

Starbursts 5th-6th Grades 11:00am-11:55am 3302-05

Superstars 7th & 8th Grade 12:00-12:55pm 3302-07


Class # Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

0306-01

Jason LudwigsonMS Conf

Rm 1Tuesday, June 18

5:30-7pm $12

Become a Citizen ScientistGrades 2 and up, along with their parents!Citizen scientists are volunteer data collectors. They observe and record information about the natural world and con-tribute to a growing need for science data. Citizen-collected data are regularly used in decision-making and conserva-tion efforts. This class will expose you to all of the opportu-nities for citizen science. Great for all ages.

Minnesota has opportunities for citizen science in water, weather and seasons, wildlife, and invasive species. Find out about the Minnesota Bee Atlas, a four-year project fund-ed by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund (ENRTF) designed to use volunteer participants to create a state-wide list of native bees found in Minnesota.

Couch to 5K Running Program Family friendly!Get off the couch and onto the road with our Couch-to-5K program. Anyone who has the motivation can run a 5K! Our family friendly La Crescent Running Group in-cludes children, teens, and adults. Support, encourage-ment, and fun are a part of our beginner program. Both adults and kids will encourage you along the way. This running group will meet for the first time on Mon-day, June 10. The goal of this program is to help you develop a love for running. $19 per individual, couple or family. Children and teens can join with an adult for free. Kids ages 12 or older can join on their own, also, for $19.


0814 Janice SchreierKistler Park

6:30pm Mondays & Thursdays

June 10- August 29$19

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Slime Lab! Grades K-2ndCalling all “Slimers”!! Do you know just how many differ-ent types of slime kids can make these days?! What are the differences and similari-ties between each kind? We will make different types of slime each day and compare and contrast and vote on our favorites. What will become the official Lancer Slime??


3732-07

CE Staff ES Art RoomMonday, June 17

1:00-2:30 $12

Art Adventure Camp:

Mermaids, Dragons, and UnicornsGrades K-2ndMermaids, dragons, unicorns, oh my! Explore mythical and magical creatures through art! This summer, Art Adventure Camp will be inspired by student visions and dreams of what these creatures may look like! 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 create their own unique crea-tures! *Space is limited! Register early!


3105Suzanne

Sivertson, Art Teacher

MS Room 184

Tuesday-ThursdayJuly 30-Aug 19:00-10:00am

$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!

Star of the Show CampGrades K-2ndGet excited about being on stage! Whether you’ve been in a play be-fore, or you are interested in learn-ing more about what is involved in a theatre production... this camp is for you! Kids will learn tools to be successful and confident on stage. Through fun and entertaining group games and activities, campers will be introduced to a variety of different skills including stage basics, voice/music, movement/dance, audition

skills, personal confidence and stage presence.

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!


3730-10

Carl EkernMeet in ES Small Gym

Tuesdays & ThursdaysJune 18, 20, 25, 27

8:00-8:45am$15


3124 CE Staff ES Art RoomWednesday, July 10

1:00-2:00pm$9


3804Beth Theede & CE Staff

Elem Playground

Mondays, 5:45-6:30pmJune 17, 24, July 8, 15 $24


3110-01

Brittany Schilla HS AuditoriumMonday - Friday

July 8-129:00-10:00am

$29

NEW!

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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!

*Please note NEW TIME!*


3713-03

Varsity Basketball

Teams

Middle School Gym

Monday-Thursday, August 5-8

4:30-6:00pm$30

Future Lancer Wrestling CampGrades 1st-6thThe Lancer Wrestling Club, the high school wrestling team, and the new head wrestling coach (when hired!) are once again teaming up to bring young wrestlers the chance to sharpen their grappling skills! The young wrestlers will have a chance to learn and refine basic skills and fundamentals of the sport, as well as sportsmanship and the importance of a team. All kids interested in wrestling are welcome!

Class # Instructor Place Time/Date

3716-02Varsity

Wrestling Team

HS Wrestling

Room

TO BE ANNOUNCED! CONTACT COMM ED TO BE ADDED TO THE

INTEREST LIST

Clay-xplorationGrades 1st-4thYour imagination is the limit while you work with soft, easy to mold clay. Kids will create a story to tell! We will use technology for the kids to make some stop-motion animation as well Includes all materials and students bring home their clay masterpieces for reuse-able fun! *Space is limited!


3043 CE StaffElem School

Art RoomWednesday, June 26

1:00-2:00pm $14

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 18, 20, 25, 27

9:00-10:30am$24

{YEL!} Track and 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 padded

javelins and hurdles, as well as lightweight safety shot put and discus materials. Get pumped and primed to get your face on the next Wheaties® box!


3731Kamau WilkinsYouth Enrich-ment League

HS Track

Monday-ThursdayJuly 15-18

10:30am-Noon$59

Keep It Up!Grades 1st-4thDon’t let yourself fall down the “SUMMER SLIDE”! Help keep up with your hard earned reading and math progress and skills you’ve worked so hard to build this summer! Join tutor Jordan Peterson as we make learning fun and keep those hard earned skills fresh! Sessions begin the week of June 17. Students may sign up for individual time, or small group time. Meetings occur one time/week for six weeks, scheduled by appointment by calling 895-5150.


33723372-01

Jordan Peterson

ES Media Center

Small group or individually

scheduled Sessions

Group: $90Individual:

$140

895-5150

It’s Back!

ISD 300 Community Education

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{YEL!} Fencing Summer Camp

Grades 2nd & UpNew and returning students invited! Youth Enrichment League {YEL!} fencing has evolved. Olympic Coach Ro Sobalvarro now heads up {YEL!}’s curriculum, instructor training and tournament consul-tation. Coach Sobalvarro brings with him an immense knowledge of youth, national and internation-al fencing. We keep it fun, too. Your favorite instructors return with more knowledge, refined coach-ing skills and, of course, your favorite fencing games and arm bands. Safety is our first priority. We supply safety swords, protective masks, chest plates and jackets, in a high-octane, inclusive environment. Visit YELKids.com for a more thorough explanation of our fencing pro-gram, coaches and philosophy. Sign up today to join this sport deemed the “sport of the intellectual athlete!”


3900

Kamau Wilkins Youth

EnrichmentLeague

MS GymMonday-Thursday,

August 12-159:00am-Noon

$105

895-5150

Math Games... Without a screen!Grades 2nd-5th

Would you like to have some fun with math? Would you like to go back to school without losing what you have learned? Do you need a little extra practice to help you remember your math? Join us for a session of math games and activities once a week this summer.

Learn what strategy to use when guessing the number of candy pieces in a jar! Solve various logic puzzles. Play a variety of card games to reinforce the addition, subtrac-tion, multiplication, fraction, … knowledge that you already have and much more! Robin Bolyard is a former public school teacher with a passion for mak-ing math FUN!

Class # Location Dates/Times Instructor Fee

Gr 2-5: 3011-01ES Media

Center

Mondays, 6/17, 24, 7/1, 8, 15, 22

12-1:30pm

Robin Bolyard $24


3901

Kamau Wilkins Youth

EnrichmentLeague

HS/MS Conf Rm 1

Monday-Thursday, August 12-151:00-4:00pm

$89

{YEL!} Chess

Summer Camp

Grades 1st & Up

All levels welcome. Youth Enrichment League’s {YEL!} summer chess camp works with all levels of students. Beginners learn Piece Move-ment, Capturing, Check, Checkmate, Castling and more; returning students study intermediate lessons (Pins, Forks, Back Rank Mates, as examples); advanced students will study Elimination of Defense, Open-ing Theory and other advanced concepts. Our summer camps are fun, fast-paced and packed with information. Battle summer brain drain and procure the necessary tools to beat your dad at chess! Sign up today! Visit YELKids.com for more information.

ISD 300 Community Education

Returning Favorite!

Returning Favorite!

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Future Lancer Volleyball CampGrades 3rd-6thJoin new Varsity head coach Nicki Johnson and her team to learn the basic skills of vol-leyball and practice team-work. The camp provides a great opportunity to improve basic skills and participate in fun volleyball games and activities.

Players need gym/volleyball shoes, shorts, knee pads, water bottle, and lots of spirit!


3323-02Varsity

Volleyball Team

High School Gym

Tuesday-ThursdayAugust 13-151:00-3:00pm

$35

Join us for Future Lancer Camps!These camps are coached by our Lancer Varsity

coaches and athletes! 90% of the proceeds from

these camps go to support

the High School Teams.

(See pg 28 & 34 for Basketball & Wrestling Camps!)

Future Lancer Football CampGrades 3rd-6thNon-contact camp!No previous football experience necessary! Join 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!


3714-04

Varsity Football

Team

Practice Football

Field

Monday-Wednesday, August 26, 27, 28

6:00-7:30pm$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 18, 20, 25, 2711:30am-1:30pm

$35

{YEL!} Goofy Sports CampGrades 3rd-5thStay active and get silly this summer in the {YEL!} Goofy Sports Camp. What’s so goofy about it? Day One: Goofy Golf - students play “golf” using tennis racquets and balls, a soccer ball, a hula hoop, etc. Day Two: Goofy Trick Shots - students try trick shots using frisbees, trick footballs, and more. Day Three: Goofy Soccer - Students play soccer, but with a hula hoop, bean bags, etc. Day Four: Goofy Olympic Decathlon - An Olympic type decathlon, but wackier. Stay silly this summer while keeping outside and active. #SillySummer


3903Kamau WilkinsYouth Enrich-ment League

Eagle Field 1

Monday-ThursdayJuly 15-18

9:00-10:30am$59

NEW!

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Art Adventure Camp:

Mermaids, Dragons & Unicorns!Grades 3rd-5th *Space is limited! Register early!

Mermaids, dragons, unicorns, oh my! Explore mythical and magical creatures through art! This summer, Art Adventure Camp will be inspired by student visions and dreams of what these creatures may look like! 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 create their own unique crea-tures! *Space is limited! Register early!.


3105-01

Suzanne Sivertson

MS Rm 184Tuesday-ThursdayJuly 30-August 110:30-11:30am

$20

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!


3125-01

CE Staff ES Art RmWednesday, July 10

2:30-3:30pm$9

Aspiring Chef’s Club Grades 3rd-5th 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 ingredi-ents, 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 in-gredients 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.

Class # Instructor Location Date/Time Fee

37113711-01

Maseray Severn

HS FACS

Room 72

Monday-Thursday, July 22-25#3711- 8:30-10:00am#3711-01 - 10:30-Noon

$45

Star of the Show CampGrades 3rd - 5thGet excited about being on stage! Whether you’ve been in a play before, or you are interested in learning more about what is involved in a theatre production... this camp is for you! Kids will learn tools to be success-ful and confident on stage. Through fun and enter-taining group games and activities, campers will be introduced to a variety of different skills including stage basics, voice/music, movement/dance, audition skills, personal confidence and stage presence.


3110-02Brittany Schilla

HS Auditorium

Monday-FridayJuly 8-12

10:30-Noon$39

F

Returning Favorite!

Slime Lab! Grades 3rd-5thCalling all “Slimers”!! Do you know just how many different types of slime kids can make these days?! What are the differences and similarities between each kind? We will make different types of slime each day and compare and contrast and vote on our favorites. What will become the official Lancer Slime??


3732-09 CE Staff ES Art RoomMonday, June 17

3:00-4:30pm $12

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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 28th, 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 obstacles

Design, 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.


3704Cyndy

ReichgeltMS Rm 162

Monday-FridayJune 17-21

1:00-3:00pm

$54


3704-01Cyndy

ReichgeltMS Rm 162

Monday-FridayJune 24-28

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 farm-ers 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 cooking at home!


3711-02

Maseray Severn

HS FACS Room 72

Monday-ThursdayJuly 29-Aug 18:30-10:00am

$45


3701-02

Erik Chapman

HS Band Room

Individually scheduled,

August 12-22$34.50

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895-5150ISD 300 Community EducationLa Crescent-Hokah Community Education and

Appleseed Community Theatre Present:

Camp Kids On Stage!

Classes meet afternoons, Mondays-Fridays, August 5th-23rdHigh School Fine Arts Center

Entering K-8th: 1:00-4:00pm daily Fee: $85 Class #: 0409-01(Includes Camp T-shirt, script book, and two tickets to the show!)

Directed by Gwynne MishlerA team from Appleseed, high school theatre students, musicians, choreographers,

Community Education staff and more will all be assisting with this program!

Shows: Friday, August 23rd, 7:00pm & Saturday, August 24th, 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 will meet 1:00-4:00 daily.

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

Disney’s Aladdin, Jr!

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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.


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Carl EkernPettibone Lagoon1st Shelter on Left

Monday-Friday, June 10-14Session 1: 9:00-NoonSession 2: 1:00-4:00

$55


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!


3712Varsity Girls

Basketball TeamMS Gym

Monday-Thursday August 5-8

6:00-8:30pm $40

BOYS GIRLSClass # Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

3717Varsity Boys

Basketball TeamHS Gym

Monday-Thursday August 5-8

6:00-8:30pm $40

ArcheryGrades 5-8Are you interested in learning the basics of archery? Or would you like to become more advanced in your archery skills? Join Phy Ed teacher Carl Ekern 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!


3045 Carl Ekern HS GymMonday-ThursdayJuly 29-August 1

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 church on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, 4:30-5:30 - join anytime!

Summer meetings help at the Lunch Wagon!Leaders: Lion Summer Thorson and Lion Shelly Reining

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Viterbo V-Hawks Volleyball CampGrades 7th-9thThis 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 benefit from this camp! Participants will learn the basic skills of volleyball and practice teamwork. Play-ers need a t-shirt, gym/volleyball shoes, shorts, knee pads, water bottle, and lots of spirit! Shirt included!

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.


3122Suzanne Sivertson,

Art TeacherMS Room

184

Tuesday-ThursdayJuly 30-August 1

12:30-2:30pm$35



3323-02 Viterbo V-Hawks

High School Gym

Tuesday-FridayJune 18-21

9:00-11:00am$75

Heartsaver® CPR/AED Certification & Recertification Learn to save a life. Heartsaver® CPR/AED is a 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 in-tended 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.

Saturday, June 8La Crescent Fire Station Training Room

Class # Time Fee

0813 9 am to 10 am CPR: $55*

0813-01 10 am to 11 am First Aid: $55*

0813-02 9 am to 11 amBoth: $85*

**sign up for both for a $25 savings!**

Heartsaver® First Aid Certification Learn critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few min-utes 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 course is in-tended for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course comple-tion card in first aid to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. Registration deadline is TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO CLASS!

*$30 of fee is paid online when you access the course content; the remainder of the balance due is paid with your registration at

Community Education.

Heartsaver®Courses - Grades 6 & Up - New Format!!We are trialing a blended learning class in which you will complete a majority of the content on your own time with the

need to only come in to perform hands-on skills the day of class. You will receive an online access code approximately one month before the scheduled hands-on class to allow you plenty of time to complete the online content. You will need to

print your certificate of completion and present it at the time of the hands-on class.

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Summer Stage Boot CampGrades 6th and Up

Whether you’ve been in a play before, or you are inter-ested in learning more about what is involved in a the-atre production... this camp is for you! Kids will learn tools to be successful and confident on stage. Through fun and entertaining group games and activities, camp-ers will be introduced to a variety of different skills including stage basics, voice/music, movement/dance, audition skills, personal confidence and stage presence.Participants will learn about character development, blocking, improvisation skills, body movement, and voice techniques for actors.


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HS Auditorium

Monday-FridayJuly 8-12

1:00-3:00pm$45

Art Studio!Grades 9th-12thHere is an 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 in-struction 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.


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Suzanne Sivertson,

Art Teacher

MS Room 184

Tuesday-ThursdayJuly 30-August 1

3:00-5:00pm$35

Viterbo V-Hawks Volleyball CampGrades 10th-12thThis 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 benefit from this camp! Participants will learn the basic skills of volleyball and practice teawork. Players need a t-shirt, gym/volleyball shoes, shorts, knee pads, water bottle, and lots of spirit! T-Shirt included!


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V-Hawks

High School Gym

Tuesday-FridayJune 18-21

12:00-2:30pm$85

Strength & ConditioningGrades 7th-12th

Time

6:00-7:30am

8:00-9:30am

Class #

GIRLS: #3718

BOYS: #3718-01

GIRLS: #3718-02

BOYS: #3718-03

SESSION #1

Monday-Friday June 10-28Time

6:00-7:30am

8:00-9:30am

Class #

GIRLS: #3718-04

BOYS: #3718-05

GIRLS: #3718-06

BOYS: #3718-07

SESSION #2

Monday-Friday July 8-26Coach: Cody Braun

Location: Weight Room

Fee: $65 for one session OR$100 for BOTH sessions

(Promo code: STRENGTH)

Attention all athletes grades 7-12! Join Mr. Cody Braun for one or both of these three week training sessions to gain strength and to get yourself into peak condition!

Proceeds from this program support ongoing improvements to the weight room facility.

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Instructor Location Cost

Classroom: Scott Martin Behind the Wheel: Scott Martin, Travis

Mayer, Deb Bauer & Al SpandeMS Rm 186 $355

3401 June 10-21, 2019 8:00-11:00 AM Permit Test 6/27

3401-01 July 8-19, 2019 1:00-4:00 PM Permit Test 7/25

• 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 be scheduled for Behind-The-Wheel as soon as you obtain your

permit. • Students need a notebook and pen/pencil for classroom instruction.• Register early, as class fills quickly.• Registrations and payments are made at the Community Education Office.

Parent/Guardian needs to complete the permission section on registration form to officially register the student.

• Fee waivers and reductions do not apply to the Driver Education course.

ISD 300 - Driver Education - Summer 2019 Our community’s ONLY Driver’s Education program with Licensed Teachers!

La Crescent-Hokah Community Education Driver Education classroom instruction and behind the wheel training for La Crescent-Hokah area students. Our Driver’s Education program fea-tures teachers that are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Education for Driver’s Education. These licensed teachers have been trained at St. Cloud State University’s Driver Education Teacher Preparation Program, which is accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and meets the Minnesota Board of Teaching requirements.

Questions about the program? Call Community Ed. at 507-895-5150 for more details and information!

Driver’s Education Parents MeetingParents are encouraged to attend the Driver’s Education Parent Meet-ing. If your child will be attending Drivers Education during 2019, please join Scott Martin on Monday, June 3, 2019 at 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 Educa-tion 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 complet-ing 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.

Behind-The-WheelPlease call the Community Education Office (507-895-5150) to schedule your Behind-The-Wheel times. We recommend calling us, to schedule their first drive, as soon as your child passes their permit test. Six hours of Behind-The-Wheel needs to be completed with the instructors prior to taking the driver’s test. Pick-up for Behind-The-Wheel is the Dis-trict Office Parking Lot.

If you need to cancel or change a Behind the Wheel ap-pointment, you must do so with at least 48 hours notice, or a late cancellation or “no show” fee may be charged.

Scott MartinLead Instructor for Classroom and

Behind the Wheel Scott has 17 years of teaching experi-ence. He has spent time coaching, teaching technical education and developing suc-cessful after school programing for at-risk youth. His ability to connect with students of all abilities is a gift he loves to share. Scott has the calm and light hearted personality it takes to put students at ease as they venture out into the world driving. When Scott isn’t at school he is spending time with his wife and three sons. As res-idents of La Crescent you are likely to see them driving around in Scott’s 65 Mustang or just in the garage working on one of the family projects. Scott can’t remember a time when he wasn’t waiting to get behind the wheel him-self. He understands the excitement and responsiblity that comes with learning to drive. He is happy to share that excitement with his students.

Travis MayerBehind the Wheel I am the owner of Enhanced Driv-ing Institute located in Onalaska WI. I opened my school a little over 3 years ago and we have quickly become the number #1 School in the coulee region. I have been driving with La Crescent students for some time now and it has been a blast. A little about myself. I have 3 children, 2 are college students and my youngest is a senior at Holmen High School. I coached all my kids sports when able and coaching the kids just comes natural to me. Time after time the kids comment on how fast the 2-hour lesson went because we have fun. We learn to be safe drivers and have fun doing it. I have a passion for keeping the kids safe and it truly shows. I look forward to driving with the kids.

Deb BauerBehind the Wheel I live in Trempealeau, WI with “my boys” (My husband, Tim and our dogs, Drake and Leo) This picture was taken in Perrot State Park which is one of our favorite places to take the boys hiking. Although, it might be more appropriate to say these two 90-pound pups take us hiking! I joined the EDI team in the spring of 2018 and love it. I have 15+ years of training adults in the corporate world but nothing compares to helping a teenager grow and develop into a safe, confident driver. The transformation is amazing! The students also help me to learn new ways to explain all aspects of driver’s education. It’s not a ‘one-size fits all’ topic and I love the challenge of working with various skill

levels.

Meet Our Team of Driver’s Education Instructors!

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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 14th Friday, July 12th

Friday, August 16th No registration necessary!


NAKarn

SchwartzhoffOld 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 18th Tuesday, July 16th

Tuesday, August 20th

No registration necessary!


NAKarn

SchwartzhoffKistler Park

(See above for dates)

10:00-11:00amFREE

Parent & Tot Swim IAges 1 & 2

Parent & Tot Swim IIAges 3 & 4

Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

La Crescent Aquatic Center

Staff


WednesdaysJune 12, 19, 26July 10, 17, 24

$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- 5:30-6:00pm

Class #8209-01- 6:00-6:30pmClass #8107- 5:30-6:00pm

Class #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!


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CE StaffElem

PlaygroundMondays, 5:45-6:30pmJune 17, 24, July 8, 15 $24

Instructor Place Time/Date Fee

Melissa Lambrecht


TuesdaysJune 11, 18, 25July 9, 16, 23

$39

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CHALKFEST!2nd Annual! All Ages, Singles or Teams!

WHAT IT IS:

Imagine La Crescent-Hokah Secondary School Parking Lot overtaken by a day-long firestorm of creativity and positive community energy, culminating in yards and yards of sidewalk space displaying amazing chalk artwork. That’s Chalk-fest. This event will take place Saturday, September 21, on the beautiful school campus. It’s part art festival and part family-friendly fun.

HOW IT WORKS:

Our school campus has large sidewalks running around the perimeter, where registered artists of all ages from the community can create elaborate, large-scale chalk artwork. Throughout the day, artists will create their work as visitors watch their drawings come to life. Participants (individuals or groups) need to pre-register to reserve a spot.

REGISTRATION: $29

Class #8200

Registration fee includes sidewalk square, chalk palette, gloves, sponges, hairspray as fixative.

Purchase a special Chalkfest t-shirt for $12. Must be pre-ordered. #8200-02

Additional supplies will be available for purchase should artists run out.

Space sizes are determined by the sidewalk seams. There are different sizes in various quantities.

CHALKFEST SCHEDULESaturday, September 21 from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Check-in for participants will start at 6:45 a.m. at the Middle School Entrance #8, 1304 Lancer Boulevard.

Organizers will provide you with registration materials and space assignment.

Category judging 4:00 pm.

ChalkFest award ceremony begins at 4:30 pm

If you need the basics... We are offering a “Sidewalk Drawing Clinic”

Class #8200-01

Wednesday, August 14, 1pm and 3pm

• Sidewalk Drawing Clinic taught by Art Teacher, Nicole Greener.

• Learn techniques to use on your ChalkFest creation.

• Cost $15 per person

• HS Art Room 70

QUESTIONS? Call Community Education at 507-895-5150

Pulling back into town for the sixth year...

The Lunch Wagon is a summer community program aimed at feeding the children of the

La Crescent-Hokah School district.

www.facebook.com/thelunchwagon

Watch for updates on serving times and locations!

Sign Up Day Information

City of La Crescent Park & Rec Sign Up Day 2: Monday May 6,

5:00-7:00 p.m. at the Aquatic Center Guard House

City of La Crescent Park & Rec

and Community EducationSaturday, May 4, 8:00—10:00 a.m.La Crescent High School Cafeteria

City of Hokah Park & RecWednesday, April 17th 5:00-7:00pm


Community EducationRegistration also available 24/7 online beginning at 8:00am on

Friday, May 3!

la crescent - hokah area youth summer adventure guide 2019...youth golf lessons june 11-july 11...

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