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FALL 2019

Something for Everyone!Something for Everyone!

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE COMMUNITY ED OFFICE AT 320-732-4615. Offerings marked 21st CCLC Grant are held in partnership with Community Education

and funded by the Federal 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant, administered through the Minnesota Department of Education. Please thank your legislators and share with

them the benefits of these learning opportunities.

Please watch the school website www.lpge.org

for weather related announcements.

YOUTH RECREATION ACTIVITIES

12 • Flag Football (Grades 3-4) 12 • Football (Grades 5-6) 12 • Tackle Football (Grades 5-6) 12 • Little Spikers Volleyball (Grades 2-6) 13 • Youth Hockey 13 • Learn to Skate 13 • Just for KIX

7 • Adult Recreation Volleyball 7 • Active Parenting Online 7 • Artisan Beads 7 • Basic Knitting 7 • Calligraphy 7 • Choosing a Computer 8 • Couture Perfumerie 8 • CPR & Basic First Aid 8 • DayTrippers Dinner Theatre 8 • Driver Improvement Program 8 • Essential Experience Chemical Free Home Ed. 9 • Ethnic Cooking: Italian Cooking 9 • Everyone’s an Asset Builder 9 • Facebook & Google Security 9 • Fall Lawn Care 9 • Food Preservation-Jams & Jellies 9 • Fun Night of Making Your Own Video Message 10 • Foster Grandparent Program 10 • Hall Walking 10 • Introduction to Pickleball 10 • Long Prairie Chamber Orchestra 10 • Transformable Decorative Fall Planters 11 • The ABC’s & D’s of Medicare 11 • Winter Perennial Prepping

YOUTH ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES

6 • After School Holiday Baking Classes 6 • Game Changers: Discover Computer Science 6 • Squishy Circuits 6 • Parents Be Encouraged

ADULT ENRICHMENT & RECREATION ACTIVITIES

LONG PRAIRIE-GREY EAGLE COMMUNITY EDUCATION - - - - - FALL 2019

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ALL GRADES LISTED ARE FOR GRADES COMPLETED IN THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

INDEX

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Registration forms available

on the back page of this magazine

or online at www.LPGE.org

LONG PRAIRIE

PUBLIC LIBRARY

To register for Library Events,

please call the library at 320-732-2332,

or online at www.griver.org

3 • About Your District 3 • LPGE Concerts 4 • Adult Basic Education

SCHOOL READINESS/EARLY CHILDHOOD

5 • Early Childhood Screening 5 • School Readiness 5 • LP School Age Childcare 5 • Early Childhood Family Education 5 • Preschool Family Fun Nights CENTRACARE IN LONG PRAIRIE

14 • Appointment Transportation

14 • Cancer Support

14 • Careers

14 • Childbirth Preparation Classes

14 • Diabetes Support Group

15 • Facility Tours

15 • Farmers Market

15 • Patient & Family Advisory Committee

15 • Project Heal

15 • Strength Training Group

15 • Volunteers

REGISTRATION


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ABOUT YOUR DISTRICT

Did You Know?

FREE BREAKFAST EVERYDAY

for every student K-12

1:1 CHROMEBOOKS grades 3-12,

classroom sets of devices in grades K-2

Excellent academic and arts offerings

including AP CLASSES AND COLLEGE

in the School.

Wide range of COMPETITIVE ATHLETIC

opportunities for students

High School ranked #14 in Minnesota

• Addy McCoy • Mary Schmidt • Tanja Levin • Misty Lemke

• Brenda Faust • Brad Evenson-Coordinator

LPGE CONCERTS

ADVISORY COUNCIL For LPGE Community Education

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

205 2nd Street South

Long Prairie, MN 56347

320-732-2194

Fax: 320-732-2844

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle

SECONDARY SCHOOL

510 9th St NE

Long Prairie, MN 56347

320-732-2194

Fax: 320-732-6470

Dec. 2 Grades 6-12 7:00 pm Band Concert LPGE Secondary

Dec. 5 Grades K-3 1:30 pm Concert LPGE Elementary

Dec. 6 Grades 4-6 1:30 pm Concert LPGE Elementary

Dec. 16 Grades 7-12 7:00 pm Choir Concert LPGE Secondary

Serving communities in Todd and Morrison counties:

Browerville, Eagle Bend, Little Falls, Long Prairie-Grey

Eagle, Motley, Pierz, Pillager, Royalton, Staples,

Swanville, Upsala

Did you know when you are enrolled in Adult Basic Education classes, you can:

Reading, writing, math, digital literacy (computer skills),

English language classes and more.

GED testing, Accuplacer testing, Work Keys (National Ca-

reer Readiness Certificate), ASVAB, NorthStar Digital Lit-

eracy Exam, And much more...

Highly qualified teachers, flexible scheduling, individual-

ized curriculum, on-line learning options, self-paced learn-

ing, discounts for GED Test fees.

Please note that program offerings vary by site.




ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE) Freshwater // Central Minnesota - North

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

OUR PROGRAM OFFERS:

To learn more, please make an

appointment with our program

manager:

Bryan Tollefson

Email welcomed and preferred:

[email protected] Phone: 320-732-4609

Mobile: 218-639-7292

Freshwater Education District #6004:

www.fed.k12.mn.us

Visit our page on Freshwater's site:

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Visit us on facebook: http://bit.ly/2lfadJg

Visit Central Minnesota ABE,

Our Consortium partner:

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Visit our college partner: Central Lakes College,

http://www.clcmn.edu/

IMPROVE BASIC SKILLS:

PREPARE FOR:

Scholarships based on Educational Benefits

Applications are available upon request.

WE DO NOT DO "DROP-IN" SERVICE.

Come join a fun filled year in ECFE. Classes meet from

18-23 weeks during the school year that the Early

Childhood Center at LPGE Elementary School. We play,

move, sing, eat, and meet with other families of young

children. We have different age classes to meet the needs

of your family.

Classes begin the week of Sept. 9

LPGE ECFE Room 305

For information or to register please call Emili at

320-732-1027 or visit www.fed.k12.mn.us.

Mondays: Begins Sept. 23

Infant: Birth to 12 mo. 3:30-4:30 pm

Danielle and Brenda

Toddlers 12-35 mo 5:00-6:30 pm

Danielle and Brenda

Thursdays:

Toddlers 3 year olds 4:00-5:30 pm

Danielle and Brenda

Mixed Ages 6:00-7:30 pm

Danielle and Brenda

Fridays:

Three Year Old Must be 3 by Sept. 1st 8:15-9:45 am

Danielle and Emili

Toddler Class 12-35 mo 10:30-12:00 pm

Danielle and Emili

Join us each month for Preschool Family Fun! These

sessions are available to children 3-5 years old and their

families. This group will meet once per month on Tuesdays

nights September - May. Each event is free but we ask that

you register so that we know you are coming. Here is the

schedule so far:

Oct. 1 – Fire Station Tour

(Meet at the Fire Station at 6 pm)

Nov. 12 – Healthy Snacks with Clara

(LPGE Elementary FACS room #217 at 6 pm)

December 3 – Holiday Open House

Contact Emili Hibbs to register! 732-2194 ext.3215

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Schools will offer Early

Childhood Screening on the following dates. For

information or to register a child for screening please call

Freshwater Education District 218-631-3505 extension

1082

Screenings are for children ages 3-5 and are mandated by

the Minnesota Department of Education to participate in

prior to public school programming.

Classes begin the week of September 9. Pathways II

Scholarships are available. Inquire at LPGE Community

Education to see if your child qualifies.

Session 1: 3 Year Olds (By Sept 1)

LPGE ECFE Room 305 $60/month

Mon/Wed 8:00-11:00 am

Session 2: 3 Year Olds (By Sept 1)

LPGE ECFE Room 305 $60/month

Tues/Thurs 8:00-11:00 am

Session 3: 4-5 Year Olds (By Sept 1)

LPGE Elem Room 215 $90/month

Mon/Tues/Thurs 8:00-11:00 pm

Session 4: 4-5 Year Olds (By Sept 1)

LPGE Elem Room 215 $90/month

Mon/Tue/Thurs 12:00-3:00 pm

The primary purpose of the School Age Program is to serve

the needs of children in grades K-6. LP Kids reserves the

right to determine the number of preschool students. This

program seeks to be child centered by providing an

eduational and recreational environment with a minimum

of formal structure under adult supervision. For more

information, pick up a registration packet in the LPGE

Elementary Office or telephone 320-732-4615.




SCHOOL READINESS • BIRTH • PREKINDERGARTEN

SCHOOL READINESS/EARLY CHILDHOOD

EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENING

SCHOOL READINESS

(PARENT AWARE 4-STAR RATED)

EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION

(PARENT AWARE 4-STAR RATED)

PRESCHOOL FAMILY FUN NIGHTS

August 22 (Head Start) 10-6

October 2 10-6

December 4 8-12

February 5 8-12

March 4 8-12

April 1 12-6

May 6 8-12

May 27 8-3

LP KIDS SCHOOL AGE CHILDCARE



SCHOOL-AGE STUDENTS

YOUTH ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES


Squishy Circuits uses conductive and insulating play dough

to teach the basics of electrical circuits, a perfect blend of

play and learning! Participants will experience problem

solving, engineering concepts, inspires creativity and

independent thinking.

Monday, Nov. 4 (Non-School Day) 1:00-3:30 pm

LPGE Elementary Room 108

Instructors: U of MN Extension Staff

Fee: Covered by 21st CCLC in partnership with

UofM/Todd County Extension

Back by popular demand!

This class will give students a

chance to create a delightful

holiday treat. Each class will

feature a different yummy

snack that the student can

bring home and share or keep

all to themselves. You may

sign up for one or all three

dates. Max 12 Grades 1-6

Mondays Oct.28, Nov. 18,

Dec.9

3:15-4:45 pm

LPGE Elementary Facs Room 217

Instructor: Mary Schmidt Fee: $10 per class

4-H is launching the 2019 National Youth Science Day

(NYSD) challenge, “Game Changers”. Designed by

Google and West Virginia Extension Service. Game

Changers teaches kids ages 8-14 how to use computer

science (CS) to create games, solve problems and engage

with topics they’re passionate about.

Game Changers uses physical activity and puzzles to teach

kids important CS concepts and problem-solving skills,

creating real-world connections between computer science

and civic engagement, healthy living and agriculture. This

hands-on CS activities in Game Changers teaches kids

essential life skills like problem-solving, teamwork and

resilience, which will help prepare them for college and

career.

Monday, Nov. 4 (Non-School Day)

9:00-12:00 am

LPGE Elementary Room 108

Instructors: U of MN Extension Staff

Fee: Covered by 21st CCLC in

partnership with UofM/Todd County

Extension

SQUISHY CIRCUITS

GAME CHANGERS: DISCOVER COMPUTER

SCIENCE THROUGH HANDS-ON FUN

AFTERS CHOOL HOLIDAY

BAKING CLASSES

Parents, come be encouraged!

WHERE: LPGE Elementary Media Center This program is FREE to families! Please join us for a 12 week course to discuss how to help children be the best that they can be! A FREE dinner and childcare are provided. Monday evenings starting September 16 5:30 - 6:00 pm meal Class and childcare 6:00 - 7:15 pm

Raising Highly Capable KidsTM is a proven, 13-week course created to help build stronger

families by giving you the confidence, tools, and skills you need to raise healthy, caring, and

responsible children. Learn more at CapableKids.com CO

This is a chance for couples or individual men and women

to exercise while having fun. There will be no instruction.

All skill levels are welcome. Recreational rules will be

followed; no spiking allowed. Please DO NOT bring

young children to class. Please bring clean, dry court shoes.

This class is ONGOING. Please join ANYTIME! Contact

Ralph and Brenda Kern with questions at 320-732-2806.

Tuesdays starting Oct. 15 7:00-9:00 pm

(No Volleyball October 22nd or November 5th) LPGE Elementary Main Gym

(If in use, then Multipurpose Gym)Fee: $1/time

Please pay at class

This comprehensive parenting program helps parents and

grandparents of kids ages 5-12 raise responsible,

cooperative children who are able to resist negative peer

pressure and thrive. Led by a certified parenting educator,

this course includes video, online discussion, and a parent

guide that you can keep. Participants need a computer with

sound, internet access, and one of the following browsers:

Internet Explorer, Edge, Firefox, Safari or Chrome. This is

a pilot program so participants will be asked to fill out a

pre and post survey in regards to the class and will meet on

November 5 to discuss the class. Minimum of 10-Max 20

Sept. 16- Oct. 25th Online

Monday, Nov. 4 LPGE Rm 115 6:30-7:30 pm

Instructor: Connie Burns Fee: $5.00

What could be better than the smell of fresh

bread baking in your kitchen? Join some friends

and learn how to do some interesting artisan

breads in an evening of baking. In this three

hour class, we will experiment with different

grains and add-ins to create some delicious breads

for you to sample and share. Max 12

(Register by October 3)

Tuesday, Oct 10 6:30-9:00 pm

LPGE Secondary Secondary

FACS Room #A233

Instructor: Mary Schmidt Fee: $20




Knitting is experiencing a

“rebirth” in popularity and is a

great leisure time activity. Spend

an evening with friends learning

how to knit, purl, cast on and

bind off and then proceed to a simple project. For the first

class, bring knitting needles and a skein of solid colored

yarn. At our first session, we will decide on project options

and needed supplies. Max 12

Tuesday, Nov. 5 7:00-9:00 pm

LPGE Secondary FACS Room #A233


Calligraphy is the art of decorative lettering. How fun and

rewarding to letter certificates, address envelopes and do

other projects in beautiful lettering. In this class you will

learn lower and upper case letters as well as numbers and

then put it all together in a small project. You can purchase

your calligraphy pen at the first class session for a minimal

fee. Max 12

Tuesdays, Nov 12, 19, 26 7:00-9:00 pm

LPGE Secondary FACS Room A#233


Choosing exactly what you

need for technology is not

always an easy task, not

everyone needs a decked

out personal computer with

all the bells and whistles.

This class will help you

pick out the correct device

for your needs without breaking the bank. It will also delve

into the many options out there in technology including

Chromebooks, PC or Macs as options. Minimum of 5-Max

10

Monday, Sept. 23 7:00-8:30 pm

A. John Peters Computer-Hart Mall

Instructor: A. John Peters Fee: $15.00

For registration please call 612-419-4033 or 763-202-4054

ADULT ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES

ADULT RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL

(Age 16+ ONLY)

ACTIVE PARENTING ONLINE

ARTISAN BREADS

BASIC KNITTING

CALLIGRAPHY

CHOOSING A COMPUTER




If you have reluctantly had to walk away from your favorite

fragrances as you become aware of their contents, you are

in luck. Welcome to the world of pure aromatics, where you

will create your own perfume with nature’s ingredients.

Perfumes are important to our sensory experiences and

memories, by using homemade perfumes we can preserve

our past, while safely protecting our environment and

ourselves.(Max 15, Min 4)

Monday, Oct. 21, Wednesday, Nov. 20

Friday Dec. 13, Thursday, Jan. 16 6:00-8:00 pm

LPGE Elem School 108

Instructor: Candace Perish

Fee: (sign up for 1 or all 4 classes) $25 per session

Participants will learn to recognize and respond to the

signals of heart attack, cardiac arrest and stroke as well as

other medical emergencies for adults, children and infants

including obstructed airway (choking), allergic reactions

and drowning. Basic first aid training will also be offered.

Participants will receive certifications upon completion.

CPR class $60. CPR + Basic first aid $80.

Class sizes are limited.

Wednesday, Oct. 3 6:00 pm

Browerville High School Media Center

For more information and to register,

contact Erica at 320-219-0172

This Broadway success concerns the

adventures of a Jewish widow and an

Irish widow whose respective daughters

move them into a shared retirement

condominium in Las Vegas. They think

life has passed them by, until they both fall for a charming

swindler! Take a comfortable charter bus ride to

Bloomington for a yummy lunch and a funny show. Perfect

for any age! We will load the charter bus on the East side

of the elementary school from 9:15-9:30 am. A buffet lunch

will be served at 12:15 including Champagne Chicken,

Roasted Pork Loin, Country Sausage with Sauerkraut,

sides, and salad bar. The show is from 1:15-3:20 pm and

we will return to the school around 6:00 pm. Cost includes

bus ride, lunch, and theatre ticket.

MUST register by October 10.

(Min 50 Max 56)

Wednesday, October 23

Cost: $65 per person

(includes bus, lunch, and theatre ticket)

Load the charter bus on the East side of the

elementary school from 9:15-9:30 am.

Driver Improvement Program is open to the public,

however, pre-registration is required. Persons age 55 and

older who complete the course qualify for a 10% discount

on their auto insurance premiums for three years, according

to Minnesota law. As of January 1, 1995, individuals who

have previously taken an eight-hour accident prevention

course can maintain their eligibility for the insurance

discount by taking a four-hour refresher course. These

repeat students have the option of attending only a refresher

session.

TO REGISTER: YOU MUST CALL 1-888-234-1294

Tues, Sept. 17 9:00 am-1:00 pm

Fee $22

Tues, Oct. 15 9:00 am-1:00 pm

Fee $22

Tues, Nov. 20 9:00 am-1:00 pm

Fee $22

An eight hour initial class October 28 & 29

5:00 pm-9:00 pm

Fee $26

Location: LPGE Elementary Room 108

(Enter Door S5)

Instructor: AAA Certified Instructor, Ron Stewart

Are you curious what the most toxic products in your home

are and what they may actually be doing? Learn how to

confidently read and understand your labels. Discover what

products to ditch and which ones to swap out, from the

bathroom to the kitchen. Going green has never been

easier! If you are ready, it is time to say hello to your

chemical free home. (Max 15, Min 4)

Monday, Nov. 18, Wednesday, Dec. 11

Monday Jan. 20, Wednesday Feb. 12 6:00-8:00 pm

LPGE Elem School 108

Instructor: Candace Perish

Fee: (sign up for 1 or all 4 classes)

$25 per session

COUTURE PERFUMERIE

CPR AND BASIC FIRST AID

DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

DAYTRIPPERS DINNER THEATRE:

BERMUDA TRIANGLE ADVENTURE

ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE

CHEMICAL FREE HOME EDITION

Thursday, Oct. 3rd 6:30-7:30 pm

LPGE Elementary Rm 115

Instructor: Adam Hjelm

Sauk River Watershed District Fee: $5.00

Spend an evening learning how to master the art of making

jams and jellies that can be used year round. In this three

hour class we will learn how to take fresh produce and turn

it into a sweet treat that will last for months in your pantry.

Max. 12

Thursday, Sept. 19 6:30-9:30 pm



Come and create a video greeting for your favorite social

media platform. Participants will use a green screen that

allows you to transport yourself to vacation destinations,

or wear a costume and make cool holiday greeting cards

that can be sent from your own personal device. It is up to

you on this fun make and take night. (Participants may

bring a picture or video that they would like to use as a

background, or choose one that night) (Minimum 3-Max 8

Monday, Oct. 14 7:00-10:00 pm



For registration please call

612-419-4033 or 763-202-4054




Spend an evening enjoying the great smells and flavors of

garlic and oregano as we prepare an appetizer, main dish

items and a dessert in the Italian tradition. Participants will

be asked to bring some food items used for preparation.

You will be given a supply list before the night of class.

Class Limit 10. (Registration must be received by Oct. 17)

Thursday, Oct. 24 6:30-9:00 pm



Everyone can make a difference in a child’s life. This

presentation is designed to inform individuals about the

Developmental Assets Framework. It will also motivate

you to become an effective asset builder for children by

providing you the skills to apply the principles of asset

building. Minimum of 10-Max 30

Monday, Oct. 14 6:30-7:30 pm

LPGE Rm 108

Instructor: Connie Burns Fee: $5.00

This class will cover the basic steps to secure your

Facebook and Google accounts. Topics that will be covered

include safe application, avoiding theft, and how to do your

own security checkups.

Monday, Sept. 16 7:00-8:30 pm



For registration please call

612-419-4033 or 763-202-4054

Lawn care can be expensive and puzzling. You will learn

some simple tips and techniques that can help you get the

best performance out of your yard while protecting area

lakes and streams from pollutants and runoff. We will

cover a wide variety of topics and answer your questions

about watering, fertilizing, weed identification, and so

much more to make your lawn the best it can be. We will

also discuss prepping your lawn for the cold winter months

ahead, so in the spring you have a yard that is the envy of

the neighborhood. Participants will receive an

informational folder full of great publications, and several

door prizes will be given away from local plant specialists.

Minimum of 10-Max 30.

FUN NIGHT OF MAKING YOUR OWN

VIDEO MESSAGE

ETHNIC COOKING: ITALIAN COOKING

EVERYONE’S AN ASSET BUILDER

FACEBOOK AND GOOGLE SECURITY

FALL LAWN CARE

FOOD PRESERVATION - JAMS AND JELLIES

Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in the United

States as it can be played by any age with any level of skill.

Pickleball is a paddle sport that combines elements of ten-

nis, badminton, and ping-pong using a paddle and plastic

ball with holes. If you are interested in learning more about

the game and possibly joining a league in Long Prairie, then

please attend an informational meeting.

Wednesday, Oct. 2 7:00 pm

LPGE Elementary Multipurpose Gym

Becky Janson Fee: $1 per night

Do You Play An Instrument? Join the Long Prairie Chamber Orchestra and play with us

for our concerts all year.

Fall concerts: October 26

(August 27 1st rehearsal)

We rehearse every Tuesday 7:30-9:30 p.m.

in the LPGE high school band room.

NO cost! NO auditions necessary!

Occasionally, members bring treats! If you are interested, send us an email at

[email protected] or call us at (320) 815-2749.

Are you looking for a fun way to spruce up your outdoor

entrance or doorway? Here is a great chance to learn how

to make a decorative spruce planter that will surely give

your house some quick curb appeal. Taught by instructor

Audrey Morrill who has been creating decorative pieces for

individuals for years. Audrey has taken all the hassle out of

creating your masterpiece by providing everything from

great conversation right down to the decorative pot needed.

She will also instruct class members how to quickly and in-

expensively transform your creation into a winter planter.

Class Limit 12 (Each participant will need a vehicle to

transport the planter

home following class)

Thursday, Oct. 24

7:00-9:00 pm

LPGE School TBD

Instructor: Audrey

Morril

Fee: $50




Are you looking for a warm, dry place to get some exer-

cise? All of the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Public School

complexes are open on school days for your walking pleas-

ure from 4:00-8:00 p.m. Register with the Community Edu-

cation located at the K6 Elementary School building. We

need a copy of your driver's

license to complete your

registration. We can provide

you with a map of the walk-

ing route and you can check

the scheduled activities. We

will give you a name badge

to wear while you are walk-

ing to identify you as a “Hall

Walker.” No young children

or students, please.

On-going

TRANSFORMABLE DECORATIVE

FALL PLANTERS

INTRODUCTION TO PICKLEBALL - ADULTS

HALL WALKING

LONG PRAIRIE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM

Would you like to be a caring, supportive adult in the lives of

children by assisting them in their classrooms?

• Must be 55, no age is too old!• Now is the perfect time to apply! We provide preservice training*.• Flexible options!• No classroom experience is

necessary. No diploma is required.

• Schools are requesting Foster Grandparents to assist students in their 2018-19 classrooms*.• You’re not too busy!Flexible schedules!

Participate in the rewards*!

Contact Pat at 320.293.0682Or [email protected]

* These are $ paying volunteer positions $

The many benefits* are offered by the CNCS Senior Corps

*

2019-20




The joy of perennials is that they come back year after

year...that is if they are prepared for the harsh MN winters.

You can save money, time, and headaches by following a

few easy steps as well as learn some tips and techniques by

joining us for this great class. Participants will receive

native plant books, and several gift certificates from area

nurseries will be given as door prizes. Minimum of 8-Max

30.

Tuesday, Oct. 1 6:30-7:30 pm

LPGE Elementary Rm 115

Instructor: Adam Hjelm

Sauk River Watershed District Fee: $5.00

This class is designed to help you understand Medicare-

one letter at a time; in a no-pressure setting hosted by an

experienced, knowledgeable agent. We will discuss Part A

(Hospital Insurance), Part B (Medical Insurance), Part C

(Medicare Advantage), and Part D (Medicare Drug Cover-

age). Including various costs and benefits with each part of

Medicare. We will also cover: Initial Enrollment Periods,

Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), the 2 types of “second-

ary” insurance available in Minnesota: Traditional Medi-

care Supplements and Medicare Advantage Plans, and

some agent “pro tips” on how to navigate your Medicare

Plan choices. The ABCs&Ds of Medicare is strictly edu-

cational, no sales will occur, no specific products will be

discussed, the presenter will not ask you for contact infor-

mation. All you need to bring is your questions! (No reg-

istration needed)

Saturday, October 5 10:00 am

LPGE Elementary Media Center

Instructor: Lauren Hebert

Mediqwest Agent 320-815-4935

Long Prairie Senior Center

Contact Jodi Dixon 732-2282

Friday, October 4 10:30 am

Instructor: Lauren Hebert

Mediqwest Agent Fee: Free

WINTER PERENNIAL PREPPING THE ABC’S&D’S OF MEDICARE




YOUTH RECREATION ACTIVITIESSCHOOL AGE STUDENTS

FLAG FOOTBALL

(GRADES 3-4)

This is an organized introduction to football open to both

boys and girls. Instruction will be given in the basics:

blocking, tackling (flags) and rules of football. Emphasis

will be on improvement of individual skills including

passing, catching, kicking, punting and centering. There

will be scrimmage time at each practice. No games will be

played.

Mondays & Thursdays,

September 9-October 3 6:00-7:00 pm

Field by Harmony Park

8 sessions

Coaches: Volunteers Fee: $15

This is an advanced flag football program for students in

grades 5-6 Players will learn the fundamentals of football

including: line of scrimmage, proper form, offensive and

defensive play. There will possibly be Saturday

scrimmages. A t-shirt and mouthguard are included.

PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP COACH!

Parent Meeting & Equipment pick-up

AUGUST 22 6:00 pm- 7:00 pm

LPGE Elementary Cafeteria

Mon. and Wed. August 26 - October 9

6:00-7:30 pm

High School Practice Field

Coach TBD

Fee: $50 (Includes T- Shirt & Mouth Guard)

*SCHOLARSHIPS BASED ON

INCOME ARE AVAILABLE

FOR ALL YOUTH

ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES

FOR LPGE STUDENTS

GRADES 1-12

(Applications are available in

the LPGE Elementary Office)

FOOTBALL

(GRADES 5-6)

TACKLE FOOTBALL

(GRADES 5-6)

This is a football program for students in grades 5-6

Players will learn the fundamentals of football including:

line of scrimmage, proper form, offensive and defensive

play. There will possibly be one or two Saturday

scrimmages. A t-shirt and mouthguard are included.

PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP COACH!

Parent Meeting & equipment pick-up

August 22 6:00 pm- 7:00 pm

LPGE Elementary Cafeteria

Monday and Wednesday

August 26 - October 9 6:00-7:30 pm

High School Practice Field

Coach TBD

Fee: $50 (Includes T-Shirt and Mouth Guard)

Come and get to know the High School Volleyball players

as they teach you the basic skills needed to succeed in the

game of volleyball. During this class you will learn to

bump, set, hit and the various rules of the game. Each

participant will receive a t-shirt with their paid tuition.

Proceeds will go to the LPGE Volleyball Program.

Participants can ride the shuttle bus to the Secondary

School after school.

September 23,24,25,26 3:30-4:15 pm

LPGE Secondary High School Gym

Instructors: Volleyball Coaches & Players

Fee: $25 (Includes t-shirt)

LITTLE SPIKERS VOLLEYBALL

(Grades 2-6)




YOUTH HOCKEY

Long Prairie Hockey Association (LPHA) invites all area

youth ages 3 and up to join our youth hockey program.

Online registration is open. Early bird discount is available

until September 15, 2019. Website link: Welcome | 2019-

2020 LP Hockey

Registration | Sauk Centre, Melrose, Long Prairie

Youth Hockey Association

If you child is new to hockey, all LPHA fees are waived.

We also provide hockey equipment for players under 10

years of age. For new families there will be a time on

Tuesday September 10, 2019 from 5:00 - 6:30 pm for

assistance on registering our child.

This will take place at the LPGE High School Commons

Any additional questions, please email:

[email protected]

LEARN TO SKATE Long Prairie Hockey will be offering "Free Learn to Skate" Sessions. Where: Todd Expo Arena When: Saturday 9:00- 10:00 am Dates: Will be determined in November & December If you would like to register please email: [email protected]

Monday, September 16th. 6 pm. Medical Campus Swen-

son/Monson rooms located at, 50 CentraCare Drive, Long

Prairie. This support group is open to anyone who has been

touched by cancer, their family, co-workers, neighbors and

friends. Through a caring forum, learn about cancer treat-

ments, different resources in the community, and infor-

mation about cancer research. Cancer changes lives. As

you, your friend, or loved-one moves through stages, this

group will offer resources and support to help you through-

out. Please RSVP by August 26th and for more information,

please call Heather Marcyes or Esme Estrada 320-732-

7228.

2nd Tuesday of each Month. CentraCare – Long Prairie

West Board Room. **Please park near the main entrance

and enter thru the main doors. Room location signage will

be posted. **

For more information, please contact Clara Vancura at 320-

732-7217

CentraCare Welcomes you to our facilities! To set up a tour

of our Medical Campus, Care Center, Meadow Place Senior

Living Facility, and/or Vitality Wellness please call Nicole

Bjerke at 320-732-7337

American Red Cross Blood drive.

Coming soon in October. Vitality

Wellness Building, Fitness Studio, 50

CentraCare Drive – Long Prairie.

Appt/Info: Please call 1-800-RED

CROSS or 1-800-733-2767, Or visit

RedCrossBlood.org enter sponsor

code: Long Prairie Community.

We are looking for caring, skilled professionals who are

passionate about making CentraCare the leader in Minne-

sota for quality, safety, service and value. Visit us at Cen-

traCare.com for open positions. CentraCare is committed

to providing equal employment opportunity to all appli-

cants and employees in accordance with all

applicable equal employment opportunity

and affirmative action laws, directive and

regulations of federal, state, and local gov-

erning bodies and agencies.

In this class, expectant mothers and their labor support per-

sons learn about pregnancy, labor and delivery. The course

covers pre-term birth, vaginal birth after ce-

sarean birth, water births, cesarean births, hos-

pital routines, techniques and more. Class runs

from 9am – 3 pm. DATES: September 14th,

2019, January 18th, 2020, May 23, 2020 and

September 19, 2020. Location: CentraCare.

Medical Campus, Monson and Swenson rooms,

50 CentraCare Drive. For more information and

registration (320)732-2131/Spanish

(320) 732-7221




CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

Open to anyone who has been touched by cancer

CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION – ALL ARE WELCOME!

DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

BLOOD DRIVE

CAREERS

FACILITY TOURS

Increase muscle strength and range of movement,

Improve activities for daily living

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays: 1:30 - 2:30 pm

Location: Vitality Wellness, Fitness Studio Located adjacent to the CentraCare - Long Prairie’s Med-

ical Campus, this NEW health and wellness facility will

provide programs, services and amenities designed to pro-

mote healthy lifestyles, enhance quality of life and support

well-being through the six dimensions of wellness.

Amenities include:

• Community and Therapy Gym

• Fitness Studio including Fitness on Demand

• Community and Therapy Pool

• Conference/Meeting Room

• Lockers

• Assisted (Family) Changing Room

• Showers

Facility Hours

4 a.m. – midnight; 7 days a week

Staffed Hours

6:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Monday-Friday

8 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Saturday

9 a.m. – 1 p.m.; Sunday

Pool Hours

Pool will only be open during staffed hours. Classes, Open

Swim and Rehab time will determine availability of the

pool.

Facebook: Vitality Wellness

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 320-732-7234

Supervisor: Katie Gruber

Make a difference in people’s lives, develop new skills and

even explore careers! As a volunteer, you’ll receive vol-

unteer training, gain valuable experience, learn new skills,

and be appreciated beyond measure. For more information,

and to explore volunteer opportunities in a variety of areas.

Contact Debora Johnson 320-732-1798 //

[email protected]

Friday’s 2 – 6 pm, beginning

May 31 – October

Located West of the medical

campus on 1st Ave SE in Long

Prairie between Highways 27

and 12

PoP Club kids receive

vouchers to spend at the Cen-

traCare – Long Prairie Farmers Market, allowing them to

make their own shopping decisions. All kids are encour-

aged and invited to sign up for free any Friday afternoon

(2 p.m. – 6 p.m.) at the Farmers Market welcome table.

CentraCare – Long Prairie offers a Nursing Intern Summer

program to 4-year nursing program college students. Inter-

ested applicants may apply in the Fall between their

junior/senior year for the following Summer program. For

more information, contact human resources by dialing 320-

732-2141.

Hear from CentraCare – Long Prairie employees covering

a variety of topics the 3rd Wednesday of each month

beginning at 8:30 am on KEYL 1400 AM/KXDL 99.7 FM

We invite former/current patients and families who have an

interest being involved in the decision-making processes of

the medical campus. The Committee meets the second Fri-

day of each month. If you or someone you know might be

interested in serving on the PFAC please contact Jennifer

Massicotte at 320-732-7308 // Jennifer.Massicotte@centra-

care.com

Project HEAL offers free health screenings and basic care

to those who have little or no insurance.

• CentraCare – Long Prairie West Campus, 20 9th

Street SE, 6 pm, 1st Monday of the month.

• Reynolds Baptist Church, 19556 210th St, Long

Prairie, 9 a.m. – noon. Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov 23




STRENGTH TRAINING GROUP …OPEN TO ALL

FITNESS LEVELS WHO ARE 55 AND OVER

VITALITY WELLNESS

NURSING INTERN SUMMER PROGRAM

FARMERS MARKET

OPEN MIC

PATIENT AND FAMILY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

(PFAC)

PROJECT HEAL

VOLUNTEERS

Something for Everyone!Something for Everyone!

1. Select your courses, complete enclosed form, make checks payable to

Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Community Education and mail or bring to:

Community Education, 205 2nd St. S, Long Prairie, MN 56347

or register and pay online at the online store at www.lpge.org

2. Extra forms are available in the elementary and secondary offices.

3. Registrations will be accepted on a first paid basis until activity is filled.

4. NO PHONE REGISTRATIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED.

5. No refunds will be made unless requested one week prior to event.

6. In situations where class or activity is filled, priority will be given to

residents of District #2753.

REGISTRATION AVAILABLE ON-LINE AT WWW.LPGE.ORG

For scholarship applications go to - www.lpge.org > community education > 21st Century.

*Extra Registration Forms Are Available in LPGE Elementary School Office



REGISTRATION

Name_______________________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________City__________________________________

Parent’s Name (Please Print) _____________________________________________________________

Phone (H)____________________________(W)______________________(CELL)__________________

Email Address_________________________________________________________________________

Grade________________Age_____________Boy________Girl________Adult_______Senior_________

Course Name_____________________________________________________________Fee__________

Course Name_____________________________________________________________Fee__________

Shirt Size for Little Spikers Volleyball/ Youth Football (Please Circle) YS YM YL S M L XL

Parent/Guardian Signature_____________________________________________Total Fee__________

Known Food Allergies___________________________________________________________________

Name_______________________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________City__________________________________

Parent’s Name (Please Print) _____________________________________________________________

Phone (H)____________________________(W)______________________(CELL)__________________

Email Address_________________________________________________________________________

Grade________________Age_____________Boy________Girl________Adult_______Senior_________

Course Name_____________________________________________________________Fee__________

Course Name_____________________________________________________________Fee__________

Shirt Size for Little Spikers Volleyball/ Youth Football (Please Circle) YS YM YL S M L XL

Parent/Guardian Signature_____________________________________________Total Fee__________

Known Food Allergies___________________________________________________________________

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