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Fall 2017 Waconia Community Education & Recreation District 110 Brochure Waconia | St. Bonifacius | New Germany A Commitment to Community and Lifelong Learning Fall 2017 Waconia Community Education & Recreation Waconia Community Education & Recreation www.waconiacommunityed.org Phone 952.442.0610 Fax 952.442.0619 952.442.0610 Activities Hotline 952.442.0675 Director Tiffany Nelson 952.442.0615 Advisory Councils [email protected] Waconia Community Education Advisory Council Educational Supervisor Barb Kalthoff, Lindsay Schmidt, Mike Bullis, Mary Bishop, Jennifer Merritt 952.442.0618 Glenda Noble, Ken Varble, Charles Erickson , Tabitha [email protected] Laumann, Paul Ericsson& Tiffany Nelson Recreation Coordinators Jason Wadsley 952.442.0616 ECFE Advisory Council [email protected] Nick Armstrong, Erin Foss-Beerling, Melanie Hagen, Erin Jensen, Mindy Mayer, Lauren McQuillan, Jillian Means, Thomas Middagh 952.856.4520 Tiffany Nelson & Sarah Norton [email protected] Youth & Adult Program Coordinator Baseball Advisory Board Holly Wortz 952.442.0612 Chris Ohm, Bill Koppi, Mark Grundhofer, Staffan [email protected] Swanson, Mark Mernick, Tony Wischnack, Mike Freeman, Troy Simonson, Chad Backes, Jason Secretary Wadsley, Thomas Middagh & Tiffany Nelson Shar Husfeldt 952.442.0608 [email protected] Softball Advisory Board Receptionist Jake Saulsbury, Audra Lehrke, Brad Heyer, Scott Grengs, Linda Olson 952.442.0610 Jason Wadsley, Thomas Middagh & Tiffany Nelson. [email protected] Early Childhood Supervisor Soccer Advisory Board Sue Forester 952.442.0664 Ivan Woyno, Tyrel Seim, Fred Burmann, Justin [email protected] Pozega, Jason Wadsley & Tiffany Nelson Early Childhood Secretary ISD #110 Brenda Buesgens 952.442.0613 [email protected] Waconia Community Education & Recreation Mission Statement Rainbow Preschool Waconia 952.442.0610 Rainbow Preschool St. Boni 763-458-5217 The purpose of this program shall be to bring together community residents of St. Bonifacious, New Germany, and School Age Child Care Waconia along with District #110 Community Education Southview Kids’ Co Site 952.442.0627 staff to plan and direct programs that meet the needs of Bayview Kids’ Co Site 952.442.0614 residents of all ages. These programs offer: enrichment, St. Boni Kids’ Co Site 763-458-5217 recreational, academic, family support and service activities. Clearwater Kids’ Co Site 952.442.0617 The program utilizes school district community and private Laketown Kids’ Co Site 952-442-0690 resources and facilities to promote lifelong learning. 22 www.waconiacommunityed.orgWaconia Community Education / www.waconiaareaathletics.com & Recreation 952.442.0610 Table of Contents Fall 2017 For Your Information ECFE Advisory Councils • Infant and Toddler Classes • 2-5 Year Old Classes ECFE • Parent-Only Classes Early Childhood Family Education • Special Events Preschool Options • Early Childhood Screening Rainbow Preschool Youth Enrichment ECFE Waconia Family Preschool • Science Explorers School Age Child Care • Youth Enrichment League Kids’ Company & The Verge • Abrakadoodle Art Youth Activities • Kidcreate Studio • Homeward Bound Theatre Company Youth Enrichment • Chess Club Youth Recreation • Babysitters Training /Safe Kids Adult Classes • Waconia Area Gaming Society Adult Enrichment •Destination Imagination Registration Information • Kids’ Fun Night Out (Parents Date Night!) Registration Information ... Plus much more! Community Education Registration Form Youth Recreation • Flag Football • Tackle Football • Basketball • Tennis • Gymnastics • WHS Dodgeball • Dance Xcess • Yoga • Floor Hockey • Waconia Clay Target Club • Soccer • Softball Camp Waconia District #110 School Locations • Baseball Clinic WEC Waconia Community Education / • HappyFeet Soccer Waconia Enrichment Center • Volleyball 516 Industrial Blvd., Waconia • Kung-Fu BV Bayview Elementary School • Wrestling 24 South Walnut Street, Waconia • MYSA Soccer SV Southview Elementary School • Tae-Kwon-Do 225 4th Street West, Waconia WMS Waconia Middle School (after 9.1.17) ... Plus much more! 1400 Community Drive, Waconia Adult Enrichment Classes WHS Waconia High School (after 9.1.17) • Defensive Driving 1650 Community Drive, Waconia • Adult Trips LT Laketown Elementary School • First Aid / AED / CPR Training 960 Airport Road, Waconia • Babysitters Meet & Greet WECSB Wildcat Enrichment Center • Follow the Bone Deer Cutting 8801 Wildwood Ave, St.Bonifacius ... Plus much more! www.waconiacommunityed.org Waconia Community / Educationwww.waconiaareaathletics.com & Recreation 952.442.0610 3 3 **Free**Rookie**Camp** Rookie Camp is for girls and boys ages 4 thru 3rd grade that want to try hockey for the first time. Rookie camp is intended for Free players who have little or no experience skating or playing hockey and first time Rookie registration is FREE. Rookie Camp will be held before the winter hockey season Camp begins. Loaner hockey gear is available, while it lasts ($150 deposit held by personal check). Mite Program The Mite Program is for girls and boys, preschool aged to 3rd grade, interested in playing the full hockey season. Practices and games are held on Saturdays and Sundays from October through February. Questions? Contact Steve Lorenzen at 612-296-4387 or [email protected] Registration begins August 2017 Register online at WWW.WACONIAHOCKEY.ORG 4 Waconia Community Education & Recreation 952.442.0610 Early Childhood Family Center 520 Industrial Blvd. Waconia, MN 952-442-0613 www.waconiacommunityed.org See page 13 for more information. ECFE OPEN HOUSE Monday, September 11 5:30-7:00 pm Welcome to ECFE Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a District 110 Community Education program of Waconia Public Schools. All families with children ages birth to kindergarten are welcome. Our mission is to strengthen families through education and support of all parents as their child’s first and most important teacher. ECFE offers classes, special events and other programs designed to give parents information, resources and skills that support their child’s growth and development. Most classes meet once a week for 1.5-2 hours at a time. Quality child- care is provided for siblings not enrolled in class. A sliding fee scale is provided to help make classes affordable for all families. No one will be denied participation for inability to pay. 5 www.waconiacommunityed.org / www.waconiaareaathletics.com 5 ECFE Infants and Toddlers Baby and Me Having a new baby is both exciting and challenging. This relaxing and informative class helps you to get off to a great start with your baby. You will learn simple songs and exercises, including infant massage. You will meet with other parents to discuss common concerns such as adjusting to parenthood, sleep and feeding issues, calming techniques and infant develop- ment. Parents and children will stay together the entire class. You are welcome to join an infant class at any time during the session as space allows. Sibling care fee is $15.00. Registration required. ECFE Room 114 ECF01 0-6 months Tue. Sept. 19-Oct. 17 11:15-12:45 pm $15.00 ECF02 0-6 months Tue. Oct. 24-Nov. 21 11:15-12:45 pm $15.00 ECF04 6-12 months Mon. Sept. 18-Oct. 23 11:15-12:30 pm $30.00 ECF05 6-12 months Mon. Oct. 30-Dec. 4 11:15-12:30 pm $30.00 Toddler Time A whole new world begins once your child becomes mobile--a toddling little bundle of energy just looking to touch, taste, and test out the world and you! Spend time enjoying music, movement, and lots of exploratory activities with your child. During the parent discussion, we’ll share ideas for separation anxiety, setting limits, safety and other joys and concerns of parenthood. Join us for this special time with your busy toddler. Sibling care is available. Class fees can be found on page 7. Registration required. ECFE Room 114 Ages as of September 1, 2017 View and plan your class ECF10 10-18 months Wed. Sept. 13-Dec. 20 9:00-10:30 am selections when you receive the No class Oct. 18, Nov. 22 brochure. If you are new to ECFE ECF11 12-24 months Thur. Sept. 14-Dec. 21 8:45-10:15 am or Community Education, go to No class Oct. 19, Nov. 23 www.waconiacommunityed.org ECF12 15-24 months Mon. Sept. 18-Dec. 11 9:00-10:30 am and click on Registration to create an account. The online shopping ECF13 15-24 months Thur. Sept. 14-Dec. 21 10:45-12:15 pm cart will be available on No class Oct. 19, Nov. 23 Thursday, August 10 at 8:00 am. ECF14 18-24 months Tue. Sept. 19-Dec. 12 9:00-10:30 am Mailed or faxed registrations will be processed beginning Wee Ones Playtime August 10 also. Discover art and sensory play, movement activities, songs and fingerplays with your young toddler in this non-separating class. Come and explore our classroom District 110 Early Childhood Family Education and meet new friends. This class has no parent discussion time. ECFE Room 114 ECF15 10-24 months Mon. Sept. 18-Dec. 11 6:00-7:00 pm $65.00 66 Early Childhood Family EducationWaconia 952-442-0613 Community Education & Recreation 952.442.0610 ECFE 2 - 5 year olds A Typical ECFE Class includes: • Parent/Child Time - Parents and children explore age-appropriate activities designed to enhance learning. Parents gain new ideas for things to do together at home with their children. This time includes a group “Circle Time” of songs and games. • Parent Education - Licensed parent educators provide resources and guide group discussions about child development, parenting techniques and current issues concerning today’s families. • Children’s Classroom - During parent discussion, children play and learn in a stimulating and caring environment with licensed early childhood teachers. They enjoy music, stories, group games and creative play as they interact with other children their age. • Sibling Care - Quality childcare is available to provide a safe, caring and fun atmosphere for siblings not enrolled in daytime classes. ECFE Room 108 Ages as of September 1, 2017 Discovery Time ECFE Class Fee Schedule ECF20 2 years Wed. Sept. 13-Dec. 20 8:30-10:00 am Use the table below to determine your No class Oct. 18, Nov.
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