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Children’s Activities Chip Flory at -- pages 6-17, 28-47 teach Ag Tech Day -- page 23 explore
Gardening -- pages 22, 23 Defensive Driving -- page 25 Hand Mold - page 12 learn
“The educator is like a good gardener, whose function is to make available healthy, fertile soil in which a young plant can grow strong roots.” --E.F. Schumacher Summer, 2019 Volume 34 Issue 3 - Luverne School District #2184 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 2
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Table of Contents ABE-GED-ESL------19 Luverne Community Education Advisory Council Alternative School------18 Karen Willers, Director Baseball/Softball Info------29 Jon Schomacker, Summer Rec. Director Calendar------39 Cindy Arends, Secretary Child Guide------30 Jim Harner, Chair Diane Kennedy Community Ed Classes------6-38 Angela Ahrendt Carol McDonald Community Events/Programs------39-47 Keith Aanenson Kelsey Maeschen Defensive Driving------25 Mary Brown Dan Nath Kyle Oldre Driver Education Students------19 Molly Carbonneau Stacy DeBates Roz Oye FamilyU School Age Care------9 Lisa Dinger Heidi Sehr Financial Assistance------30 Sara Hartquist Reva Sehr Garden Tour------22 Calla Jarvie Lauren VerSteeg Index of Classes by Ages------5 Jacqueline Johnson Codie Zeutenhorst Library------40 Minnesota West College Classes------20, 21 Community Education Office Hours/Policy/Building Key------4, 26 phone 283-4724/fax 283-2413 Open Enrollment------3 web site www.isd2184.net Preschool Programs------6, 42 Registration Forms------4 Sanford Health Classes/Activities------45 Community Education Staff Swimming Lessons------46, 47 Karen Willers ...... Director Trips------22, 23, 24 Jon Schomacker...... Summer Recreation Director Website/Facebook/Twitter------4, 26, 27 Cindy Arends...... Secretary Angie Janiszeski...... Discovery Time Teacher Debbie Mitchell...... ECFE/Discovery Time Teacher Lisa J. Nath...... ECFE Parent Ed Teacher Minnesota Open Enrollment Bridget Smith...... ESL/GED/ABE Teacher Dixie Aanenson...... Early Childhood Assistant Pick up applications from the school district of- Stacey Rolling...... Early Childhood Assistant fice. Student and family must meet with resident Denise Fick...... Early Childhood Assistant district staff to discuss reasons for leaving. The Jen Bose ...... Early Childhood Assistant family must send one application per child to the Angela Sneller...... Early Childhood Assistant nonresident district by January 15 for enrollment Emily Evers...... Child Care Provider during the next school year. Once the applica- Lisa Gustafson-Hofteizer...... Child Care Provider Karmen Vis...... FamilyU Coordinator tion is accepted, families have until March 1 to Wendy Nath...... FamilyU Assistant make a final decision as to whether or not the Glenda Schneekloth...... FamilyU Assistant student will attend the new district . Maggie May...... FamilyU Assistant For information, contact the district office at Brenda VanderZiel...... FamilyU Assistant Luverne Public Schools at 283-8088. Aimee Richters...... FamilyU Assistant Missy Fick...... FamilyU Assistant OPEN ENROLLMENT DEADLINE IS Bethany Topete...... FamilyU Assistant Shelley Krueger**...... Birth - 3 years ECSN Teacher JANUARY 15. Rebecca Runnoe** ...... 3 - 5 years ECSN Teacher **Elementary Staff Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 4
Registration and Participation Information Preregistration (with payment) is required to complete your enrollment in class. MAIL IN PERSON DROP BOX PHONE Community Education South Side of School To the Left of the (507) 283-4724 709 N Kniss Community Education Community Education Luverne MN 56156 Door Labeled #S4 Door Labeled #S4 FAX (507) 283-2413 *Registering early is recommended, but at least 3 days in advance. Classes are cancelled if too few registrations. EMAIL [email protected] *If a class is cancelled due to low enrollment, fees are refunded. Refunds will be made if the participant cancels at least 24 Summer Office Hours hours prior to class, unless there is a registration deadline. Open 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Full refunds will not always be possible when there are Monday through Thursday registration deadlines, since supplies or tickets have been Closed on Fridays & July 19 - August 9. purchased. (Summer Rec Refund Policy -- on Page 26.) *Weather cancellations will be announced on 800 AM/101.1 FM and on the website www.isd2184.net. Classes will not be held when Luverne school is cancelled or dismissed early due to weather. INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FORM Make checks payable to Luverne Com. Ed. and send to 709 N Kniss, Luverne MN 56156 Class # ______Class or Event ______(Size if Needed) ______Fee______Driver’s License Number (Defensive Driving Class Only)______Name______Birth Date (thru age 18)______Grade (attended in 17-18)______Address ______City______Zip______Phone Number (home)______(work or cell)______Email--list only if you check frequently______
FAMILY REGISTRATION FORM Make checks payable to Luverne Com. Ed. and send to 709 N Kniss, Luverne MN 56156 Parents’ Names:______Phone Number: ______Address:______City/Sate______Zip______Email--list only if you check frequently______1) Child’s Name ______Grade attended during 2018-19_____ Birth Date______( If needed, list size.)______Class #: ______Class Name:______Fee: ______Class #: ______Class Name:______Fee: ______Class #: ______Class Name:______Fee: ______2) Child’s Name ______Grade attended during 2018-19______Birth Date______( If needed, list size.)______Class #: ______Class Name:______Fee: ______Class #: ______Class Name:______Fee: ______Class #: ______Class Name:______Fee: ______Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 5
Index of Learning Opportunities by Age Group These are general age categories--check individual class descriptions for specific ages. Register by grade attended during 2018-19 school year. Birth - 5 Years Adults Early Play Ball (Page 10) Theatre (Page 13, 16) History Center (Page 14) Soccer (10, 11) Library Programs (40) Ag Tech Day (18) Preschools (6, 42) Taekwondo (42) Suzuki Lessons (13) Play Dates at Park (10) Learn to Skate (44) Chalk Couture (17) Art Classes (11, 12) Spotlight Dance (45) Playing Nice in Sandbox (9) Gymnastics (36, 37) 4-H (15, 41) Games & Puzzles (14) Track & Field (38) Swimming (46-47) Library (40) Swimming (46-47) Computer (19) Library Programs (40) Grades 6 - 12 Canning (20) Learn to Skate (44) Arts & Crafts (page 11, 12, 17) Chunky Blanket (24) Taekwondo (42) Tennis (33) Social Media Marketing (8) Spotlight Dance (45) Music (13) Parent Class/Driver Ed (19) Childbirth Classes (45) Theatre (13. 16, 23) Defensive Driving (25) Wrestling (31) Horsemanship (14) Horsemanship (14) Early Childhood Help (7) Driver Education (19) Gardening/Plants (22) Wrestling (31) Wood Crafts (11) Grades Kdg - 5 School House on Prairie (11) Clay/Pottery (17) Early Play Ball (Page 10) Power Camp (32) Track & Field (38) Summer Ball (29) Clay/Pottery (17) Arts & Crafts (11, 12, 17) Spanish (10) Gardening (22) Twins Trip (23) Games, Puzzles (14) Gymnastics (36, 37) Guthrie Trip (23) Music (13) Volleyball (33) State Fair Trip (24) Wood Crafts (11) Basketball (34, 35) ECFE Play Dates (10) Horsemanship (14) Football (30 ABE ESL GED (19) Hands On Fun (15) Track & Field (38) Alternative School (32) Adventure Day Camps (15) Golf (36) College Level Classes (20, 21) Arts & Crafts (11,12, 17, 28) Wood Craft Projects (11) Swimming (46, 47) Morning Recreation (28) Social Media Marketing (8) Childbirth Classes (45) Litte School House (14) Hands On Fun (15) Taekwondo (42) Track & Field (38) Summer Ball (29) Big Buddies (45) Tennis (33) Twins Trip (23) Fall Sports Meeting (39) Wrestling (31) Guthrie Trip (23) Daycare Providers (9) Clay/Pottery (17) State Fair Trip (24) Football (30) Fall Sports Meeting (39) August & September activities Gymnastics (36, 37) Fall Sports Begin (39) planned for the long summer! Golf (36) Library Programs (40) Little School House (Page 12), Art Volleyball (33) Swimming (46, 47) Camps (12), Music Lessons (13), Mindfulness (15) 4-H (15, 41) Chunky Blanket (24), Soccer (11), History (14) Spotlight Dance (45) Adventure Day Camp (15), Bus Basketball (34, 35) Taekwondo (42) Trips (23, 24), Table Games (14), Soccer (10, 11) Big Buddies (45) Library (40), Gymnastics (36), FamilyU (9) Learn to Skate (44) Horsemanship (14), Movies (39) Big Buddies (45) Chalk Couture (17) Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 6
Luverne Community Education Discovery Time Preschool Register for 2019-20 School Year using Sept. 1, 2019 to calculate age $35.00 non-refundable registration fee due with registratio Class #: Teacher Ages Days Time 8 Tuition Payments S2130 Mrs. Angie 3 Year Old T/Th Morning 8:30 - 11:15 am $118 Monthly* N2234 Miss Debbie 3/4 Year Old** T/Th Afternoon 12:45 - 3:30 pm $118 Monthly* N3134 Miss Debbie 3/4 Year Old** MWF Morning 8:30 - 11:15 am $135 Monthly* S3140 Mrs. Angie 4 Year Old MWF Morning 8:30 - 11:15 am $135 Monthly* FULL N3240 Miss Debbie 4 Year Old** MWF Afternoon 12:45 - 3:30 pm $135 Monthly* S5240 Mrs. Angie 4 Year Old*** MTWTHF Afternoon 12:45 - 3:30 pm $253 Monthly* Tuition Subject to Change. Advance payments begin August 15 through March 15 (8 Months). Scholarships for Free/Reduced Fees available by application if state funding is made available. **These classes are made possible with EL Scholarship funding and subject to change if funding is reduced. ***If the 5 day/week class does not meet the minimum enrollment, it will become a 3 day/week class. Students with older siblings in school may ride the school district bus home from afternoon classes.
Mark Your Calendar for Fall 2019 Parent Child Open House MWF & 5 day/week classes -- September 18 T/Th Classes -- September 19 First of 8 Monthly Tuition Payments Due August 15
**Highest 4-STAR Parent Aware Rated** *Children must complete an early childhood screening within 90 days of enrollment * Licensed, experienced teachers will collaborate **Early Learning Scholarships for free or to prepare the curriculum with developmentally reduced fees appropriate activities using art, stories, songs & more from the Creative Curriculum Series available for *Indoor and outdoor classrooms provide a fun/safe those who area for children to be challenged with new aca- qualify 4-STAR Rated -- the *Legislation highest possible award demic and social learning situations. -- to Luverne Community *Access to early childhood special education staff requires Education’s Discovery *Fun ways for children to learn group skills: priority Time Preschool! Develop self confidence enrollment Adapt to new situations be given to Get along with others children with Listen/pay attention greater needs, although most children in Problem solve the Luverne school district are able to Follow directions participate. Learn to share *Children may ride school bus home at 3:30 Take turns with an older sibling. *Register now for *Some transportation assistance available 2019-20 school year. *Students do not need to be fully potty trained Use child’s age as of *Pick up registration forms at Community 9/1/19 Education. Limited to 20 children/section. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 7
Minnesota Early Childhood Screening -- Do Ahead of Age 4 NEW: Call now to set up your appointment time -- see below. *Required by Minnesota State Law that 3 year old children participate in this early childhood developmental screening * Consists of fine/gross motor skills, language development, concepts, height/weight, vision, hearing, health history and immunization reviews *Children who are 4 years of age or older already, who have not been screened, should call for an appointment. All children must have this screening prior to attending kindergarten. *To make sure you receive information about screenings, preschool programs, kindergarten round up and to help the district plan for enrollment, families new to the district are asked to call 283- 4724 to be added to the school district census. *If you have a new baby, please call 283-4724 to add the name to the census. Call 283-4724 to schedule your appointment time. Early Childhood Screening Dates for 2019 - 20 School Year Appointments take about 90 minutes. Limited spots each half hour. Mornings -- 8:00 through 11:30 Afternoons -- 12:45 or 1:15
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Wednesday, June 19 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Worthington Event Center (Ballroom) 1447 Prairie Dr and Hwy 59 Worthington, MN 56187
Market Smarter is a one-day event to learn how to Market Smarter in regards to online presence, sales and growth. This event is targeted for schools, nonprofits, small businesses and industry to gain information about the benefits of using social media. We want you to leave with the tools to take your social media marketing to the next level. The day will be loaded with top quality speakers and lots of sharing of ideas. Cost for the entire day includes breakfast, snacks and lunch.
Keynote speaker: Nancy Lyons Nancy is a commanding, candid and entertaining speaker. She has been locally and nationally recognized for her role as owner and CEO of Clockwork.
$69 per person $89 after June 1
Morning Afternoon
8:00 - 8:30 Registration Noon - 1:00 Nancy Lyons- Digital Transformation 8:30 - 8:45 Welcome 1:00 - 1:15 Break 8:45 - 9:45 Aaron Blumer- Navigate Your Social 1:15 - 2:15 Local Panel of Social Media Experts Media Data 2:15 - 2:30 Break 9:45 - 10:00 Break 2:30 - 3:30 Hannah Stonehouse Hudson- Social 10:00 - 11:00 Break-out sessions (with Aaron Blumer, Media Customer Service 101 Hanna Stonehouse Hudson & Lori Creighton) 3:30 - 5:00 Wrap-up & Networking 11:00 - 11:15 Break
11:15 - Noon Lunch
Find more information on the District 518 Community Education Facebook Page
This will be a day you won't want to miss!
Make checks payable to: District 518 Community Education Mail to District 518 Community Education, 117 11th Ave., Worthington, MN 56187 Register and pay online at www.isd518.net/enrichment For questions or more information, call Community Education at 507-376-6105
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Playing Nice in the Sandbox Date: Monday, September 16 Time: 6:00 pm Location: Elementary School Commons Register for Class # P216 Fee: $15.00/person Do you sometimes feel discouraged or burned-out in your work as a teacher, child care provider or stay at home parent? Sometimes you don’t have another adult you can talk to, or the person you can talk to sees things differently and that frustrates you even more? We can’t change or control anyone else or many of the situations we find ourselves in, so let’s focus on what we CAN DO to help improve situations and to be a positive influence on others. This presentation will start by reviewing skills and strategies to help you face your challenges and conflicts. Then, because you’re in the people business, skills will be covered that help you “flex your own style” to deal with the many differences you encounter every day. For those who work with a team of others, there are techniques to learn that can help improve teamwork. Many of the communication and relationship techniques learned at class will be useful beyond your work role; they work in pretty much any relationship! “Playing Nice in the Sandbox” has been well received coast to coast by those who have or work with young children. Rock County Daycare Association and Community Education are excited to offer the presentation here in Luverne. Kim Ratz, with over 20 years experience as a Community Education director in Oregon, Alaska and Minnesota, is widely recognized for his leadership in promoting lifelong learning and community involvement in schools. People enjoy his songs, stories, and how he inspires you to have hope, improve your skills to cope, be well, and have some fun too! For more info: www.kimratz.com Rock County Daycare Association Members free with membership, but call 283-4724 to register.
FamilyU After School Child Care (Kdg - Grade 5) This child care program, which runs year- Program fee during the school year is $22/ round for students in grades K- 5, is located week. During the summer, rates are $65/week for in Elementary School Room 210. Care is the half days during the weeks of Morning Rec provided from 3:10 to 5:30 on school days and and $100/week for the weeks of full days. There continues full days during the summer months is an additional summer activity fee. Register at in conjunction with Community Education’s Community Education in May for Morning Rec. Morning Rec program. No care is provided Payments are due in advance for every 2 weeks. during holiday breaks, on all-day inservice days Registrations are accepted throughout the year or on days when school is dismissed early because if there are openings. Names may be placed on a of weather. wait list for available openings with a 2 week non- Children participate in games, arts and crafts, refundable deposit fee that will be applied to your character building and self-esteem activities. first child care payment. First priority is given to Children play outside daily, weather permitting. year round care, then school year care. On May During the school year, time is set aside for 10, if there are no summer openings, the deposit homework and reading. During the summer, field fee will be refunded. On September 9, if there are trips, swimming lessons, library outings and more no school year openings, the deposit fee will be are planned into each week. refunded. Call 283-4724 with questions. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 10
Spanish for Beginners (for grades 1 - 4 as attended 18-19 school year)
This class is for students i n grades 1-4 who would like to learn beginning Spanish. Emphasis will be on vowel sounds, foods, colors, numbers, alphabet, June Soccer Fun greetings, and simple sentences. Interactive for children ages 3 years through Grade 4 hands-on activities, games, songs and videos (as attended during 2018-19 school year) will make this a fun experience. Minimum 10, Learn basic skills of kicking, passing, shooting maximum 20. and ball handling. As skills progress, games will Class #: S235 be added. Wear tennis shoes and shin guards and Instructors: bring water bottles. Note: 2nd graders may choose Mackenzie Petersen, Jacinda Hustoft to play younger or older group depending on Days: Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs skill level. Limited to 20 kids/section. Payment Dates: June 24 - 27 required with registration. Time: 1:00 - 2:30 Ages 3-5 years - Class #J135 - 9:00 - 9:45 am Location: CE802 Grades K - 2 - Class #J142 - 9:45 - 10:30 am Sessions: 4 Grades 2 - 4 - Class #J144 - 10:30 - 11:15 am Fee: $25 Instructor: Renee Sawtelle Days: Monday through Friday** Early Play Ball Dates: June 3 - 14 Children ages 4 - Kindergarten as attended **No class on Tuesday, June 11 during 2018-19 school year will learn the ba- Time: By age/grade above sics of playing a ball game. They will practice Sessions: 9 (no class June 11) the skills of running the bases, kicking the ball, Location: Riverside Park Soccer Fields being “up”, getting “out”, touching homeplate, (east main street, north of city park) fielding the ball, etc. If too wet, meet south side Rain Location: ES Multi-purpose Area elementary school. Limited to 20 kids per group. Fee: $30 Payment required with registration. Play Dates at the Park Class# P204 Group 1 4:45 - 5:30 pm Class# P206 Group 2 5:30 - 6:15 pm Gather with parents and their children birth to 5 Instructor: Renee Sawtelle years of age at our beautiful Luverne City Park Day: Monday through Fridays** to connect informally on Wednesdays, June 5 - Dates: June 3 - 14 August 28, from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. No planned **No class on Tuesday, June 11 topics or activities. No fee, but please register Times: See Above Choices for Class #P240. For more information, contact Sessions: 9 (no class June 11) Lisa J. Nath at 283-9165. Watch for the September Location: Riverside Park Diamond (east Com Ed brochure -- Fall ECFE classes will begin Main Street, north of city park) September 24 & 26. Rain Location: ES Main Entrance Under Canopy Fee: $30/class Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 11
Soccer League Nature Impressions (ages 4 through grade 4 as (for ages 3 to grade 3 as attended 18-19 school year) attended 18-19 school year) Participants will go on a nature scavenger hunt outside to collect interesting items to use It’s a kick & a goal scored! Soccer league is as imprints to press into clay. A few flowers, back for ages 4 through grade 4 as attended during leaves, and twigs can be used to create beautiful the past school year. Fun and sportsmanship are impressions in the clay that can then be dried, top priority. Kids will be divided into teams by painted and displayed. Work together with the age. Participants must register by June 27 to be Poplar Creek residents on this project. assured of a spot on the team. Include birthdate and email when registering. This program Class #: N135 will only succeed with parent involvement, so Ages 3 - 5 years with an adult 3:30 - 5:00 pm please call Michelle DeKam at 227-6125 if you Class #: N153 can coach. No previous knowledge needed, as Grades K-3 2:00 - 3:30 pm coaches will be provided with training. Co- Instructors: Renee Sawtelle sponsored by Luverne Optimist Club. Days: Tuesday, June 18 Time: See Choice Above Class #: S230 Location: Poplar Creek (201 Oak Drive) Coordinator: Michelle DeKam Sessions: 1 Days: Tuesday/Thursday Fee: $17 Dates: August 6 - September 5 Time: 5:30 pm & 6:30 pm Location: Soccer Fields West of School Sessions: 10 Fee: $25 paid by June 27 (after June 27, fee is $50 -- if teams have openings)
Reclaimed Wood Art Tick Tack Toe (for grade 2 & older as attended 18-19 school year) (for grade 2 & older as attended 18-19 school year)
You will create a wooden tick tack toe game with Beautiful “used” wood has been re-purposed into painted details and markers. When it is done, just about anything from signs to picture frames, play the game with residents at Poplar Creek to full walls. Bring a short verse or phrase to and enjoy some refreshments. Each child use on your wood. Come create a unique is welcome to bring an adult along. piece for your room or home. Each child Great intergenerational fun! is welcome to bring an adult to work with them. Class #: T220 Instructors: Renee Sawtelle Class #: R220 Days: Tuesday/Thursday Instructors: Renee Sawtelle Dates: June 25 & 27 Date: Thursday, June 20 Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Location: Poplar Creek (201 Oak Drive) Location: CE Room 802 Sessions: 2 Sessions: 1 Fee: $25 Fee: $18 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 12
Hand Mold Making Exquisite Corpse Paintings
Students ages 4 and older (as attended during Students grades 5 - 8 (as attended during the the past school year) will create a hyper realistic past school year) will be paired up with another reproduction of their own hand, right down to student to explore the absurd and surreal for the fingerprints. Using cutting edge safety- this drawing project. Each student will create based molding processes and two-part resins, a section of creature without knowledge of learn the basics of mold making. Limited to 15. the other partner’s image. Then you switch drawings and finish the piece to reveal a figure Class #: H119 of fantasy imagination. Register by July 17. Instructors: Cody & Nicole Henrichs Limited to 20. Days: Wednesday, June 19 Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Class #: E330 Location: Instructors: Cody & Nicole Henrichs Coffey Contemporary Arts Days: Tuesday, July 30 113 E Main Street Time: 1:30 - 3:00 pm Sessions: 1 Location: Fee: $25 Coffey Contemporary Arts 113 E Main Street Com Ed Office closed Sessions: 1 July 19 - August 9. Fee: $15/person -- Watch registration Register by July 17. deadlines carefully!
Family Fun Exquisite Art Camp Corpse Painting Students grades K - 6 (as attended during the past school year) will have an Class is designed for parent/grandparent/ opportunity to spend time learning more about special adult and a young person to sign up art at this fun 3-day camp. Register by July 17. together to do a project designed to be silly and Limited to 20. make-believe. Each of you will create a partial drawing of a creature while hiding your drawing Class #A143 - Gr K- 3 (18-19 school year) from your partner. No peeking! Then you will Experiment With Color & Collage switch drawings with your partner to finish the 9:30 - 11:00 am piece. Limited to 10 pairs. Register by July 17. Class #A146 - Gr 4-6 (18-19 school year) Drawing Techniques & Portraits Class #: F136 1:30 - 3:00 pm Instructors: Cody & Nicole Henrichs Instructors: Cody & Nicole Henrichs Days: Tuesday Days: Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday Dates: July 30 Dates: August 6, 7, 8 Time: 6:30 - 8:00 pm Time: See Grade Level Above Location: Coffey Contemporary Arts Location: Coffey Contemporary Arts 113 E Main Street 113 E Main Street Sessions: 1 Sessions: 3 Fee: $25/couple -- Register by July 17. Fee: $25/person -- Register by July 17. Blaine Class
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Magical Suzuki Violin & Cello Musical Play Participants, ages 4 - 10 years with an adult, will learn to play violin and/or cello just as they learned Students who attended to speak--by imitating those around them, listening grades K - 4 during to good examples, and receiving encouragement the past school year are and support. Any child can develop musical invited to take part in ability using the Suzuki method. Parental (adult) Luverne Street Music’s involvement is required at each lesson and musical production of “How Does Your Garden during home practice. For more information go Grow?” taking us on a journey to Herb’s to www.TheSuzukiAcademyAtRoseHaven.com magical garden. The seeds have sprouted, the rain has come and petals bloom brightly in the June 3-7: Violin (Register by May 16) sun. BUT... what’s this?!?! The weeds are taking Class # V246 9:00-10:00 am - 4-6 yr olds** over! Join the fun with a country-style garden Class # V271 10:30-11:30 am - 7-10 yr olds hoedown and help save the crop! For questions June 10-14: Cello (Register by May 16) contact [email protected] Class # C246 5:00-6:00 pm - 4-6 yr olds Class # C271 6:30-7:30 pm - 7-10 yr olds Class #: M117 August 5-9: Violin (Register by July 10) Director: Ally Boerhave Class # V346 9:00-10:00 am - 4-6 yr olds** Days: Monday - Thursday, June 17 - 20 Class # V371 10:30-11:30 am - 7-10 yr olds Practice: 9 am - Noon each day August 5-9: Cello (Register by July 10) Performance: June 20, 7:00 pm Class # C346 5:00-6:00 pm - 4-6 yr olds Location: Luverne Street Music Class # C371 6:30-7:30 pm - 7-10 yr olds 205 N Freeman Instructors: Sharon Neufeld, Andrew Travers Sessions: 4 mornings, 1 evening Dates/Time: See Choices Above Fee: $40 (includes camp t-shirt, please list size) Location: Luverne Street Music-205 N Freeman Sessions: 5 (Monday-Friday per Class#) Fee: $85 List parent/adult attending with Mandolin lessons child. (**4-6 yr olds make their own now available! beautiful violin and foot chart; instruments provided free of charge from Schmitt Music for all other classes.) Melodious Mallets Participants 7-12 years old will learn to play the orff instruments. There will be several public performances. LHS band director highly recommends this class for percussion students! Class #M179 7-9 yr olds 7:00 - 7:30 pm Class #M212 10-12 yr olds 7:30 - 8:00 pm Instructors: Jesse Booker Days: Tuesdays, August 20 - December 10 Location: Luverne Street Music - 205 N Freeman Sessions: 19 Fee: $40 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 14
Little School House Table Fun on Mondays on the Prairie Choose from classes below! Instructor: Jacqueline Johnson What was school like in the early days in Rock Location: CE 802 Fee: $11/person County? As late as the 1940’s, Rock County had over 75 small one-room school houses scattered Jigsaw Tournament throughout the county. Was it difficult to have -- Class #J119 multiple grades all learning different things Date/Time: August 19, in the same room? How were slates used for 1:00-3:00 pm homework? Come, hear stories about teachers Gather teams of 2-4 people, ages 6 through and school from those early days and see some adult, to compete in a timed jigsaw puzzle of the things they used. Open to anyone who competition. Sign up as a team or we will attended grade 3 during the past school year pair up individuals. (Minimum of 6.) and older. Child and parent/ grandparent pairs Board & Card Games encouraged to come See choice of dates below: together. Register by Class #B219 August 19, 10:00 am-Noon July 17. Class #B226 August 26, 10:00 am-Noon Put down your electronics and learn Class #: L182 5 new board games and 3 new card Instructor: Betty Mann games. Handouts will be sent home with Day/Date: Monday, August 12 participants so you can teach the games at Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pm home. Will also share new and reasonably Session: 1 priced games to aid family fun. Talk to Location: History Center, your friends--we will need a minimum of 5. Main Street, Luverne Open to ages 7 through adult. Fee: $10/person or $16/adult-child pair
Introduction to Horsemanship The introduction to horsemanship class will teach students how horses think and behave. Students will learn about horse safety, grooming, and equipment needs while interacting closely with the horses at Rock Ranch. Class is one hour in length and located at Rock Ranch - one mile west of Hills and ½ mile north. (363 40th Ave Hills, MN). Please provide email, as parents are required to sign a liability waiver and provide health information prior to participating. Minimum of 3 participants per class and maximum of 6. For more information on Rock Ranch, you can contact Marie LaRock at 605-929-9291 or visit www.riderockranch.org
Register by AUGUST 19 by grade attended during 2018-19 school year. Must wear jeans and boots or closed toe shoes. Class # Grade Day/Date Time Cost #H206 Grades 3-6 Monday, August 26 9:00 - 10:00 am $20 #H216 Grades 3-6 Monday, August 26 10:30 -11:30 am $20 #H227 Adult/Open Age Tuesday, August 27 6:00 - 7:00 pm $20 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 15
Mindfulness for Kids Hands On Fun! (for grades 2 - 5 as attended 18-19 school year) (for grades 3-7 as attended 18-19 school year)
Mindfulness is about noticing all your thoughts, Come experience a burst of fun and learning! feelings and physical sensations. Students who Drawing from nearly 100 project areas, 4-H learn mindfulness improve in areas of paying leaders will share some of their favorite activities. attention, enhanced focus, improved social skills, Participants will choose 3 activities for hands-on self regulating, and increased compassion. In exploration. If you wish, complete a project that this class, Mindfulness will be taught through could be entered in the fair--either open class or books, breathing, using the five senses, listening, 4-H. Limited to 20. Do mindful tasting, stretching and movement. You not need to be in 4-H will learn about the brain and make glitter and to have fun at this class. moody cow jars. Minimum of 10. Register by June 6.
Class #: M225 Class #: H120 Instructors: Marie Atkinson-Smeins Date: Monday, June 17 Elementary School Counselor Hours: 1:00 - 5:00 pm Days: Tuesdays/Thursdays Sessions: 1 Dates: June 4 - 27 Instructor: Kelsey Maeschen & Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am 4-H Ambassadors Location: CE 802 Location: United Methodist Church Sessions: 8 Fee: $15 Register by June 6. Fee: $34
Just for Kids - ADVENTURE Day Camps for all kids grades 1 - 4 as attended during the 2018-19 school year. Location: Fairgrounds 4-H Foodstand Time: 9:00 am to Noon Fee: $15/class Instructor: Kelsey Maeschen & 4-H Ambassadors -- Watch for registration deadlines!
Class #H132: Class #R207: Reaction 2 Fun! Hey Diddle Diddle Class Date: Friday, June 7 Animal Fun! Slime, goo, & experiments! See what reactions happen as we mix it up at this fun, Class Date: Friday, July 12 science filled day camp. Snack provided. So many fun ways to learn about animals, Register by May 27. especially those you will see at the county fair! Pigs, sheep, cows -- take me over the moo-n! Snack provided. Register by July 1.
Class #H312: Human Board Game Fun! Class Date: Friday, August 2 Take board games to a new level of fun! YOU are the actual game pieces to be played on the LIFE-SIZE board! Snack provided. Register by July 17. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 16
for ages Kindergarten - 18 years Missoula Children’s Theatre presents SNOW QUEEN, an adaptation of Hans Anderson’s classic fairy tale written by Michael McGill. Although set in a “land of colored ice,” this classic tale will warm your heart in its illustrative retelling by a group of fun-loving, imaginative hobgoblins. As they depict the journey of a young girl and her quest to find her best friend, you may just
find yourself believing in malevolent mirrors, yetis, talking reindeer, and snow chickens! Blizzards Conceived & Written by Music & Lyrics by can come at any moment, so strap on some snowshoes and get readyMichael to McGill discover what it takesMichael McGill to overcome chilling obstacles, keep resilience alive, and melt down the Snow Queen’s icy walls. Missoula Children’s Theatre, the nation’s largest touring children’s theatre, arrives with a set, lights, costumes, props and make-up, everything it takes to put on a play...except the cast. They are looking for 60 local students that want to further develop characteristics such as creativity, social skills, goal achievement, communication skills and self-esteem through participation in the perform- ing arts. The show is rehearsed throughout the week and two public performances are presented. Also included in the residency are three enrichment workshops. This theatre camp is sponsored by Blue Mound Area Theatre, the Green Earth Players, and Community Education.
NOTE: Since all participants will be cast, make sure your child has a clear schedule for the entire week of July 8 - 13 to attend all rehearsals required for their role. There is a dis- counted early registration fee. Refunds requested after June 14 will be 1/2 refunds. No refunds after June 21. A detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed at the conclusion of Monday’s audition. Cast members scheduled for the full 4½ hours of rehearsal will be asked to bring a sack lunch. Payment must accompany registration. Location: Luverne Palace Theatre Rehearsals: July 8 - 13 Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 12:00, 12:30 – 2:30* (12:00 – 12:30 break for lunch – bring your own) *The first 2 hours of Monday’s re- hearsal will include group auditions (all participants will be cast); not all students are required at every rehearsal (schedule will be provided after auditions.) Two Performances: Friday, July 12 at 7 pm and Saturday, July 13 at 10:00 am Register for Class# by age: Use age as of July 8, 2019 (once maximum enrollment is reached, names will be placed on a waiting list) Class #S2416: Kdgtn. (as attended past school year) through age 7 (16 maximum) Class #S2527: Ages 8 – 11 (27 maximum) Class #S3017: Ages 12 – 18 (17 maximum) Class #S4124: Asst. Directors: age 12 – 18 (4 maximum) Fee: $45.00 ($35 paid by June 15.) NOTE: Participants withdrawing from class after June 14 will be refunded 1/2 the paid fee. No refunds given after June 21. Additional Optional Costs: T-shirts, Performance Tickets--$5.00/person This activity is funded in part with a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council made possible by the voters of Minnesota, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 17
Chalk Couture Free Style Fridays
Participants grade 7 (as attended during Participants of all ages -- youth to adult -- may 18-19 school year) through adult will learn come into the studio to be creative to your heart’s about chalk couture, the most versatile home content using different materials at each class. decor ever created. Using chalkology paste (Children under 7 must come with an adult. No and a silkscreen transfer onto a wood board, charge for adult.) Material cost included in fee. you will create and finish a one-of-a-kind project to take home. Class will work for all Class #: P121 Painting -- June 21 levels of crafters--beginner to advanced. All Class #: S219 Sculpture -- July 19 materials supplied. Class #: C386 Collage -- August 16 Instructors: Cody & Nicole Henrichs Days: Fridays Class #C160 Dates: See Above Instructor: Sarah Lenz Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm Dates: Monday, June 17 Location: Coffey Contemporary Arts Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm 113 E Main Street Session: 1 Sessions: 1 Location: CE802 Fee: $12/class OR register for all 3 for $25 Fee: $35 Pottery Wheel Throwing Clay Handbuilding Participants grades 9 (as attended during Participants grades 5 (as attended during 18-19 school year) through adult will learn 18-19 school year) through adult will ex- about clay preparation, centering, opening and plore pinch, coil, and slab contruction methods. forming on the wheel. Wear work clothes or Wear work clothes or bring a large apron as you bring a large apron as you will get dirty! There will get dirty! There is a $10 material fee pay- is a $10 material fee payable to instructor at able to instructor at first class. Maximum of 9. first class. Maximum of 6. Class #C202 May 22 & 29 10:00 am - Noon Class #P240 July 9, 16, 23, 30 ** Class #C204 May 22 & 29 1:00 - 3:00 PM (**must register by June 30) Class #C210 July 17 & 24 10:00 am - Noon Class #P250 August 5, 12, 19, 26** Class #C212 July 17 & 24 1:00 - 3:00 PM (**must register by July 17) Instructor: Jerry Deuschle Instructor: Jerry Deuschle Dates: See Choice Above Dates/Times: Choose From Classes Above Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Sessions: 4 Sessions: 2 Location: Deuschle Studio, 1294 131st St Location: Deuschle Studio, 1294 131st St Fee: $40/Class #, plus a $10 material fee Fee: $27/Class #, plus a $10 material fee paid to instructor on first class date paid to instructor on first class date
“Crit Happens” at Coffey Contemporary Arts All practicing artists, ages 17 and older, bring a completed work to be critiqued at the professional level with the large group. Free of charge, but requires registration--call 283-4724. Meet at 7 PM on June 14, July 12, July 26, August 9, August 23 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 18
Saturday, August 24
The perfect musical comedy!
Enjoy this chartered bus trip to the cities to the Guthrie Theatre for Guys and Dolls. This musical is the story of New York City’s infamous gambler Nathan Detroit who has set his sights on the biggest craps game of his career while Adelaide, his fiancée of 14 years, longs for a wedding. Master gambler Sky Masterson woos uptight missionary Sarah Brown despite the obvious problems inherent in their relationship. Gambling in luck and love from Times Square to Havana, this classic musical boasts colorful characters and a brassy score, featuring “Luck Be a Lady,” “Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ the Boat” and “Adelaide’s Lament.” It’s a surefire win. Lunch and supper stops will be on your own. Class #: G324 Date: Saturday, August 24 Fee: $113 for theatre/bus. Departure Times: Sioux Falls Active Generations--6:30 am Luverne Com. Ed. Parking Lot--7:00 AM Worthington Shopko--7:30 am Evening Drop off: Worthington 9:00 pm, Luverne 9:30 pm, Sioux Falls 10:00 pm Stops in the cities for lunch and in Mankato for supper. Meal costs will be on your own.
Minnesota Twins Trip Class: #T321 Date: Sunday, July 21 Fee: $92 Register by June 20 Trip Coordinator: Joe Roberts We will watch the Twins take on the Oakland A’s at the 1:10 game from seats located in the upper rows of the shaded infield box straight out from 1st base. There will be a breakfast and supper stop. (All meal costs on your own.) Fee includes game ticket and charter bus ride. Tickets go fast for this Twins trip! Departure Times: Sioux Falls Active Generations--7:00 am Luverne Com. Ed Parking Lot--7:30 AM Worthington Shopko--8:00 am Evening Drop off: Worthington 8:30, Luverne 9:00, Sioux Falls 9:30 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 19
Technology for Seniors Google 102
Learn to use technology tools (iPads, Learn to better use Google’s tools like email) and social meida (Facebook) to Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Gmail. stay in touch and to get involved with not just Great for online collaboration of small groups. your family but the world. Topics covered Learn tips and tricks for getting the most out will be interest driven based on participants of your google account! Class brought to you need. Class brought to you through Blandin through Blandin Broadband Community grant. Broadband Community grant. Limited to 3.
Class #: T158 Class#: G160 Instructor: Susan Beers Instructor: Susan Beers Day: Wednesday, June 12 Day: Thursday, June 13 Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Session: 1 Location: ES Computer Lab Location: Generations, 319 E Lincoln Session: 1 Fee: $5 Fee: $5
Basic Adult Classes Updated Schedule Due to Snow Days You may begin anytime, attending these free classes open to those who are 17 or older and who do not attend any Student Driver Education school. Child care and transportation are available for daytime classes only. FullClass # 102 May 17 -- 1:45 - 4:45 pm HS Media Center ABE—Adult Basic Education classes—free online May 20-24 & May 28-31 8:00-11:00 am HS121 option to work on English skills, study for the GED or prepare for college in the comfort of your home or OpenClass # 103 local library. Set up appointment time. May 17 -- 1:45 - 4:45 pm HS Media Center ESL (English as a Second Language): This is May 20-24 & May 28-31 12:30-3:30 pm HS121 instruction to those whose native language is not Fee: $335 due with registration English. Sometimes referred to as English Language Learning (ELL). ESL classes from the pre-literacy Call 283-4724 for availability. Registrations level to the advanced level, help students develop began in January. This program is approved speaking, listening, reading, writing, and grammar by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. skills to communicate effectively and function Limited to 30 students per section. successfully within their workplaces, communities, and families. PARENT Class for GED (General Educational Development): This is a program which prepares students to pass the Student Driver Education examination for a national high school equivalency Class #D220 -- May 13 diploma that includes a set of five tests (Math, 7:00 - 8:30 pm -- HS Room 121 Reading, Writing, Social Studies, and Science).Set Call 283-4724 to Register -- No Fee up appointment time. Experts on young driver behavior strongly agree Citizenship: This program prepares non-US citizens for that more effective parental involvement in su- US citizenship. Preparation would include preparing pervising novice drivers holds significant promise an application for citizenship and English language for further reducing young driver crashes. The instruction if needed. required 50 hours of supervised student driving is ESL Schedule -- June 3 - July 11 reduced down to 40 hours with this class. Open to Mon/Wed/Thurs 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. all parents with children who have permits now or Location: CE 802 Questions: Call 283-4724 who will take the Luverne class the end of May. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 20 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 21
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Intro to Canning GARDEN Enjoy the goodness of summer vegetables year TOUR round when you learn basic food preservation techniques. You will make “End of Year Garden Pickles” to take home while you learn the essential skills in class.This fun and tasty recipe can be used in casseroles, salads and hot dishes all year long. Fee includes your own copy of the Ball Blue Book of Canning and all supplies. Join the Rock County Master Gardeners for their annual garden tour. This year travel to see a quite Class #: C105 extensive landscape renovation on an acreage Instructor: Mary Brown that includes a remodeled barn, a hobbit house, a Day: Tuesday, July 9 fairy garden, a pond, and many unique items of Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm interest. We will also hear from the professionals Session: 1 on tips for keeping our plants looking good Location: American Reformed Church through the heat of the summer! The bus will load 304 N Fairview from the south side of the school near Community Fee: $38 (includes book and all supplies.) Education doors. Pre-registration is necessary in order to secure seating.
Class #: G150 Leave Time: 5:45 pm Return Time: 9:00 pm (approximate) Day: Tuesday, June 25 Sessions: 1 Location: CE Parking Lot Fee: $10.00 prepaid by 4:00 pm on June 17 Decorating With Plants $15.00 after June 17 (NOTE: Com. Ed. is closed on Fridays during the summer.) Spring has arrived! Take full advantage of our growing season and decorate your home or yard with color and texture with the help of Harmony Rock County Master Gardener Garden’s Noreen Hawes. Register for one or 15th Annual Plant Sale both classes. Everything is provided, so you Saturday, May 18, 2019 will go home ready to place your planter in the Bomgaar’s Parking Lot perfect spot. 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM Class #H125: Hanging Basket -- Fee is $40 Gardeners: Saturday, May 18 -- 10:00 - 11:00 am Bring your extra pre-priced perennials, annuals, etc. to sell. (No professional growers.) Class #S240: Succulent Planter -- Fee is $25 Thursday, May 23 -- 5:30 - 6:30 pm Shoppers: Get some great buys on plants! Instructor: Noreen Hawes
Questions: Date/Time: See Choices Above Call Mary at 283-4019. Location: Harmony Gardens 114 US Hwy 75 (15 miles north of Luverne Fee: All inclusive fees -- see above
Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 23 AG Tech Day Features Chip Flory Wednesday, August 14 -- Grand Prairie Events -- 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Thanks to high speed broadband, rural Rock County has the ability to use all the latest in technology. Some researchers think we are heading toward the largest increase in farm productivity since mechanization-- once we begin to use the technology full scale. This educational seminar/trade show, available courtesy of the Blandin Broadband Community grant, is here to educate and encourage farmers. Let Chip Flory share his marketing expertise. Hear from Nic Uilk about educating to meet the demands of technology. Scott Heibult will talk about surveillance options to protect your assets. Visit with the vendors about all that the newest technology has to offer. Free meal will be served at noon. RSVP requested by July 17.
At 10:30 am hear Nic Uilk, an instructor with the Ag and Biosystems Engineering Department at South Dakota State University. He is heavily involved in developing Speaking at and maintaining curriculum to meet the demands 12:30 pm At 12:30 pm hear Chip Flory, a market analyst and the host of Farm of today’s precision agriculture professional. The Journal’s daily AgriTalk radio shows. He world of precision ag is advancing rapidly and we gathers and delivers news, information will see big changes in how we farm in the future. and perspective to help farmers make smart business and risk management decisions in order to market for a profit. Doors Open at 9:00 am Coffee and Donuts Scott Heibult at 9:30 am Don’t Be A Victim Trade Show Vendors available throughout the day Learn what technology is to visit with about technology. available to help protect assets on your farm/acreage. To RSVP -- Call Free Meal at Noon 283-4724 OR go to the Luverne School Please RSVP by July 17 for this website, then to the educational, FREE seminar and be entered in Com Ed link, then a drawing for a $50 Blue Stem gift certificate. to Current Events. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 24
Chunky Yarn Blanket
Grab some friends, escape the heat, and head on in to Take 16 for this light-hearted, no- mistakes-possible class! Using your fingers and super thick yarn, you’ll make your own chunky blanket that is all the rage and be ready for cozy fall nights.
Class #: C180 Instructor: Mary Brown Day: Thursday, August 15 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm Session: 1 Location: Take 16 Brewing Company 509 E Main St. Fee: $98 (includes $80 of supplies)
Pick Up Fair Premium Books The county fair premium book will not be sent out in the Luverne Announcer this year. Starting June 3rd pick up your copy at the Library, Extension, Chamber offices or it can be found online at www.rockcountyfair.org Senior/Kids Day at MN State Fair Thursday, August 29
Class #: S440 Fee: $75 for Bus Ride & Fair Ticket (meals are on your own) Departure Times: Com. Ed. Parking Lot--6:00 AM Worthington Shopko--6:30 am Evening Drop off: Worthington 10:30 pm, Luverne 11:00 pm Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 25
Are You Age 55 or Older? Take Defensive Driving Class and Save Money!
There is nothing hard about this class. No tests to pass, just good information presented in an interesting way to help you keep your driving skills at their best! The bonus is that you lower your insurance premium as much as 10%. One couple was able to lower their premiums by over $450. Check with your insurance company. Participants must be 55 years of age or older and start with an 8 hour class. Taking the 4 hour refresher class every 3 years will keep the discount in place for your insurance. The National Safety Council provides the material used in these classes. Advance registration required by calling 283-4724. Make checks payable to Community Education and mail to 709 N Kniss, Luverne MN 56156. Please include your driver license number when registering. Location: CE802 Instructors: Jim Harner, Joe Roberts The Next Full 8 Hour Classes -- Offered Only Twice a Year Class #813 Tuesdays, August 13 & 20, 2019 -- 5:30 - 9:30 pm OR Class #828 Saturday, March 28, 2020 -- 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Fee: $25/prepaid or $30/day of class Refresher 4 Hour Classes $$ #445: Tuesday, June 4 5:30 - 9:30 pm save #450: Thursday, August 29 5:30 - 9:30 pm Fee: $20/prepaid or $25/day of class
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Landscape Statuary, Pipestone, Fossils, Meteorites, Jewelry, Corn Stoves and other Cool Stuff! Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 26
Summer Recreation Weather Announcements Register by May 15 Field and weather conditions are checked about for summer recreation programs to one hour before an activity is to begin. As soon as the decision is made to cancel, KQAD/800 save money on many of the fees! AM--K101/101.1 FM radio station is notified. Announcements will also be placed on the website Registrations, at www.isd2184.net under Community Educa- tion. See the school website on Late Fees & Refunds Registration in a class is confirmed when your pay- next page. Other sites to check ment is received. A $10.00 late fee will be added are Twitter@Luvsumrec, to payments made after registration deadlines. Facebook at Luverne Com- If you withdraw from a class after the registra- munity Ed Summer Rec. tion deadline, 1/2 of your registration fee will be refunded. If you withdraw from a class after the first day of class, there will be no refund. Due to the fact that we hire supervisors and assistants, pay Severe Weather Policy insurance and order supplies based on registra- Community Education/Summer Recreation um- tion numbers, we must follow this policy. Please pires, coaches, and teachers have been directed to check your calendars for conflicts before signing stop outdoor activities when threatening weather up for classes. Thank you for your cooperation. conditions occur. The head umpire makes the decision regarding suspension or cancellation Class during games. The activity supervisor makes the call at activities. Supervision Policy **visible lightning or audible thunder--suspend Parents: Realize that supervisors/ and move to safe area until 30 minutes after coaches have other responsibilities last occurrence of thunder/lightning or cancel and in most cases will need to adhere to game/activity the start and end times of classes very **severe weather warning--suspend and move to closely. Please do not drop your child off early safe area until the warning expires or cancel for class and make arrangements to pick up your game/activity child promptly. There is no supervision ahead of the start time and the supervisor may need to leave Parent Conduct immediately at the end time for his next activity. Parent(s) wishing to discuss an Take time to show your child where the Com- issue or idea with a coach or su- munity Education office is located on the south pervisor may schedule an appoint- side of the building. If he/she is ever unsure of ment to talk to the coach, supervisor or what to do or is scared, direct them to go to Com- summer recreation director 24 hours after munity Education to find an adult that will help. the game or event. Parents are not allowed to enter a dugout or field of play to voice concerns Financial Aid Available during a game or event. We want all children to participate in activities. We have funds available to help with fees or there Camp Policy are opportunities to exchange work hours for Camps are open to residents of Luverne School fees. Contact Community Education 283-4724 District first. Others accepted as space is available. by May 15, if interested. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 27
Summer Recreation
THANK YOU to these sponsors for making it pos- sible to keep participation fees at a reasonable cost! Students/parents also help with fundraising activities. *City of Luverne *McClure Electric *Rock County *Remmedez *Schomacker Cleaning *The Blue Stem *Luverne Rotary Club *M & L Electric Be prepared -- class locations may *Luverne Optimist Club *Buffalo Ridge Insurance change suddenly -- especially at *Teal’s Food Center *KQAD - K101 Radio the high school! Signs will be *Prairie Rehab *Security Savings Bank posted, if changes are made. Make *Herman Motors *Luverne Com Ed sure your children know where *Luverne Baseball Assc. *Rock County Star Herald the Com Ed office is -- they can go *Jaycox *Remax Realty *Salon 75 *Shopko there if they have questions. *Print Express *Lewis Family Drug *LHS Student Council *Papik Motors *Luverne VFW *Thrivent *Franken Construction *Hardwick Am. Legion *First Farmers & Merchants Bank *McClure Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning
Visit our school website at www.isd2184.net
School Website Address https://www.isd2184.net
Select Com Ed HERE Look for Cancellations Here Other Parent Links: Brochures New Resident Info Defensive Driving FamilyU Student Drivers Ed Nature Explore Preschool Summer Rec Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 28 Arts & Crafts Let your child be creative and connect Class # A302: Grades K-3 at 1:00-1:45 pm This with friends a couple times a week! Class #A305: Grades 3-5 at 2:00-2:45 pm class involves hands-on work with various art Days: Monday and Wednesday and craft projects for students who attended Dates: June 3 -- July 1 grades K-5 during the past year. Bring a Instructor: Tyler Johnson paint shirt, and grocery bags to carry proj- Sessions: 9 ects home. Note: A 3rd grader who prefers Location: ES704 (Elementary Music Rm) easier projects may attend with K-2, or for Fee: $35 (OR paid by May 15--$25) more difficult projects, attend with grade 4 & 5. Variety Peer Helpers Friends F Safe Active u Affordable n
Morning Recreation Great Value! Need a place for your child to be active and connect with friends 57¢/hour this summer? Morning Rec is the spot to be for students who attended $2.27/day grades K-5 during the past school year. They will enjoy indoor and $8.33/week outdoor activities, table games and group games with their friends under the supervision of a teacher and the high school peer helpers. Each week a different sport will be featured using games and activities to practice introductory skills. Good sportsmanship is encouraged, with mentorship provided by small group leaders/student athletes who love sports and children. Tennis shoes are required! Care provided Monday through Thursdays, from 7:45 - 11:45 am only, so please pick up your child promptly at 11:45. No class on Fridays or July 4.
Class #: M530 Instructor: Stacy Schepel Football Volleyball Hours: 7:45 - 11:45 am Days: Only Monday through Thursday Hockey Mini Soccer Dates: June 3 -- July 11 No class on July 4 Sports Camps Session: 6 weeks Baseball Softball Location: Cardinal Gym/ES Commons Basketball Fee: $60 (OR paid by May 15--$50) Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 29
Summer Softball and Baseball -- Grades K-12 Registration happens during Winter Brochure, allowing time to plan schedules, hire coaches, order equipment, etc. New students to the district should call 283-4724 to see if there are open roster spots.
Schedules are sent home on the last day of school with students, but also will be at the CE office and posted on the school website at www.isd2184.net (go to CE link at top and then the summer rec link on left side.) Some details have been listed below to help you begin to fill in your schedules. T-ball, boys and girls minor league and major league teams all practice and play at Joe Roberts Fields behind the Highway Building on Blue Mound Avenue.
Grades K-2 T-Ball (8-10 AM) : Boys M/W--Girls T/Th--June 3- July 2 Grades 3/4 Boys Minor League: Practice M/W 10 AM-Noon, Games T/Th evening (June 3-July 9) Grades 5/6 Boys Major League: Games M/W evenings, Practice T/Th 10 AM-Noon (June 3-July 1) Grades 2/3 Girls Minor League: Games M/W Evenings, Practice T/Th 10-11 AM (June 3-July 1) Little Sioux League SB 10U: Games T/Th evenings, Practice M/W 10-11 AM (May 21 - June 29) Little Sioux League SB 12U: Games T/Th evenings, Practice M/W 11-12 AM (May 21 - June 29)
Players may bring their own hat to wear under our helmets that are provided, or they may bring their own personal helmet--if it is NOCSAE approved. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 30
Elementary MS Football Football Camp Clinic This class is for girls and boys who attended grades 1 - 4 during the past This non-contact camp is for students school year. Have some fun while who attended grades 5-7 during the you learn more about football! past school year. You will be introduced and prepared for a new level of football!
Class #: F240 Class #: F245 Days: Monday & Tuesday, July 22, 23 T-shirts Days: Monday, Tuesday Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am provided. Sessions: 2 Dates: July 22, 23 Instructor: Coach Oye & LHS Staff Time: 5:30 - 7:00 pm Sessions: 2 List Size Instructor: Coach Oye & LHS Staff Location: Football Field Location: Football Field Fee: $30 (OR paid by June 27 -- $20) Fee $30 (OR paid by June 27 -- $20) includes shirt -- list size when registering includes shirt -- list size when registering
Boys & Girls attending Grades 1 - 6 during the coming 2019-20 FLAG school year may begin registering in June for FCA flag football Football at southdakotafca.org. Click on “flag football” then “Luverne League.” Registration Deadline is August 10.
Youth Scholarship Fund Established so that every student is able to participate in activities. Children who join activities: *develop self-confidence *discover their passions and interests *engage in less risky behavior *have positive use of free time *do better in school academically *engage with adults and peers in a healthy environment *develop problem solving and teamwork skills Ask for a scholarship! Join activities this summer! **Sponsored by Child Guide Program** Eligibility Criteria: *Available Pre-K -- Grade12 as attended during 2018-19 school year. *Circumstances may vary from family to family. *Request a scholarship -- Contact Lisa Dinger, Child Guide, 283-4497 or Cindy Arends, Community Education Secretary, 283-4724 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 31
Wrestling Camp
This week long camp for students who attended grades K- 11 the past school year, teaches and reviews the basics of takedowns, breakdowns, pins, and getting away from the bottom. Helpful for all levels of wrestlers! Students will be working with Head Coach Jordan Kopp and 3x state champ Hunter Burnett. Participants will be grouped by size, age, and experience.
Class #: W245 5:00 - 6:30 pm K- 6 Class #: W247 6:30 - 8:00 pm Gr 7-11 Instructor: Jordan Kopp, Head Coach, and state champion Hunter Burnett Days: Monday - Friday, July 8 - 12 Sessions: 5 Work with a Location: South Small Gym state champion! Fee: $40 (or $30 paid by May 15)
Luverne Youth Wrestling The Luverne Youth Wrestling Club is looking for boys and girls grades PreK-6th Grade.
Wrestling gives our boys and girls a satisfying feeling that they are able to work hard, improve their skills, face challenges, and overcome them.
Please contact any of the following for more information or questions:
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Program Goals & Objectives
*Speed Training PROGRAM GOALS DATES & DAYS: & OBJECTIVES: *AgilityJune 20 Training—July 29, 2016 Speed Training Mondays, Wednesdays Agility Training *Plyometric and ThursdaysTraining Plyometric Training PROGRAM GOALS DATES & DAYS: SESSION TIMES: Class #: P258 BOYS Grades REGISTRATION7-11 (as attended FEE: in $80 2018-19) 8:30 8:30—9:45 - 9:45 a.m. am Class& OBJECTIVES: #: P262 GIRLS GradesRegistration 7-11June (as attended 20Deadline:—July in 2018-19) 29, 2016Boys 10:00 grades - 11:15 7-11 am 10—11:15 a.m. Location: Speed TrainingLuverne Middle SchoolJune Mondays,9, Gym 2016 & Football Wednesdays Field Girls grades 7-11 Days: Agility Monday/Wednesday/Thursday Training and Thursdays For more information, Dates: Plyometric June 17 Training - July 25 No class July 4 T-shirt Fee: $90 ($80 before June 5)call (507) 283-included4724 with SESSION thisTIMES: camp. Includes t-shirt -- please list size REGISTRATION FEE: $80 8:30—9:45 a.m.
Registration Deadline: Boys grades 7-11 June 9, 2016 10—11:15 a.m. Building & Room Key Girls grades 7-11 ES -- Elementary School MSFor -- moreMiddle School information, HS -- High School call CommitmentCE(507) -- Community 283-4724 Education Screen printing embroidery promo items Nature Explore OC -- Outdoor Classroom Cardinal Gym -- Elementary School 207 E. Main Luverne, MN 56156 MS Gym -- High School 888-283-1770 or 507-283-1770 Small Gyms -- High School Email: [email protected] to community ON-LINE CATALOGS www.luvprintexpress.com Luverne Alternative School Show your school spirit or market your Students (grades 9-12 through age 21) are able to earn their business, we have all your choices under one roof. high school diploma by completing their course work at At Sanford Luverne Clinic our Alternative School. Students may attend on a full time we believe quality care should basis or be dual enrolled in the high school. There are options available for those 21 years old and older wishing be delivered close to home. Our to further their education. Should you know of a potential student, please feel free to contact Superintendent Craig team provides you with health Oftedahl at 283-8088. and healing where it’s convenient Timothy Ceynowa, MD Judy Chesley, MD Stephan Chesley, MD for you, by clinicians with a Family Medicine Family Medicine Family Medicine connection to your community.
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Elementary Volleyball MS/HS Volleyball for grades K - 4 as attended during for grades 5 - 11 the 2018-19 school year. as attended during List t-shirt size when registering. the 2018-19 school year
Class #V101: Class #V157: Gr. K, 1 9:00 - 10:00 am Gr. 5 - 7 12:00 - 1:30 pm Class #V124: Class #V181: Gr. 2 - 4 10:00 - 11:00 am Gr. 8 - 11 1:30 - 3:00 pm Instructor: Sarah DeBeer & Instructor: Sarah DeBeer Varsity Players Location: Cardinal Gym Location: Cardinal Gym Times: See Above Days: Mon, Tues, Wed T-shirt included with Days: Tuesdays Dates: June 17, 18, 19 this camp. Dates: June 11, 18, July 16, 23 Sessions: 3 Sessions: 4 Times: See Above Fee: $35 (or $25 before May 15) Fee: $30 (or $20 before May 15) **T-shirt included--please list size
Tennis Lessons
If you don’t have a racket, for Grades 1-12 as attended in 2018-19 request to use one of ours Instructor: Danielle Kneip when you register. Class #: According to grade level below Weather cancellations will be Day: Girls--Mon/Wed, made as the courts become Boys--Tues/Thurs wet. Go to www.isd2184.net, Com. Ed. link, then to Dates: June 3 - July 2 announcements or listen Time: According to grade level to 800 AM or Sessions: 9 101.1 FM. Location: HS Tennis Courts Fee: $40 (OR paid by May 15 -- $30)
Tuesday/Thursday Monday/Wednesday Grade Level Time BOYS GIRLS Boys Girls Grades 1, 2, 3 8:30 - 9:25 am Class #T190 Class #T194 Boys Girls Grades 4, 5, 6 9:30 - 10:25 am Class #T213 Class #T217 Boys Girls Grades 7-12 10:30 - 11:25 am Class #T218 Class #T219 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 34
Girls Basketball Camp Girls Basketball League K - 5 as attended during 2018-19 Grades 3-7 as attended in 2018-19
Girls will have fun learning the fundamentals at Girls continue to learn the basics and practice their this 3 day camp. Register by grade attended during skills through 3 on 3 or 4 on 4 games. Use grade the 2018-19 school year. The camp fee includes attended during 2018-19 school year. Open gym, open gym -- List class #B137 if your child plans included at no cost. List class #B137, if your to come to open gym. child will attend open gym.
Class #B136: Grades K - 2 9:30 - 10:20 am Class #B145: Grades 3-5 1:00 - 1:45 pm Class #B138: Grades 3 - 5 10:30 - 11:20 am Class #B160: Grades 6-7 1:45 - 2:30 pm Instructor: T.J. Newgard & Varsity Players Days: Thursdays Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Dates: June 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18 Dates: June 10, 11, 12 Instructor: TJ Newgard, Varsity Coach Sessions: 3 Sessions: 5 Location: Cardinal Gym Location: Cardinal Gym Fee: $45 (OR $35 paid by May 15) Fee: $50 (OR $40 if paid by May 15)
NOTE: Grade 3 - 5 GIRLS COMBO Use Class #B322 Do both the basketball camp and the league for a cost of $75 (or $65 paid by May 15.)
Girls Basketball Skills for Grades 6 - 11 as attended in 2018-19 The summer -- off season -- is the time you take Basketball Open Gym your basketball game to a higher level. Girls who Open to BOYS and GIRLS who attended grades 6 - 11 during the 2018-19 school attended grades K-11 during 2018-19 year may choose a 45 minute session 3 days/week school year. Come any time to practice your to focus on shooting, ball handling, post moves, 1 basketball skills and work on your assignments on 1 moves, passing and more. Choose the times from camp. Those who are not involved in you want to come. After you have registered, go a camp will be given shooting “workouts”. to http://signup.com/go/nUUFuRd and pick your Because of construction at the high school, time slot, as many days as you wish. Schedule the location will change as needed. Signs is limited to 10 girls per time slot. Fee includes will be posted. No fee if attending a camp open gym Class# B134. on pages 34-35 -- remember to list this class on your registration form. Class #: B165 Instructor: T.J. Newgard/Corey Nelson Class #: B134 Time: 8:30 or 9:15 or 10:00 Days: Mondays through Fridays (45 minute periods) Time: 8:00 am to Noon Days: Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday Dates: June 10 - July 31 Dates: June 3 - July 31 Location: MS Gym (No camp week of July 1) Session: 7 weeks Sessions: 24 Supervisor: Staff Location: MS Gym Fee: $20 (OR paid by May 15 - $10) Fee: $110 (OR $100 paid by May 15) Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 35
Cardinal BOYS K, 1, 2 Boys Basketball Camp Basketball Skills Camp Boys will have fun learning the fundamentals of basketball at this 3 day camp. Register by grade This camp, for boys who attended during the 2018-19 school year. In- attended grades 3-8 this cludes Open Gym Class B137 at no cost. List past year, is designed to open gym if your child will attend. teach future Cardinal basketball players the Class #: B180 skills that will improve their games. Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Drills will be broken down into small group Dates: June 24, 25, 26 settings to allow the coaches more time to work Time: 8:00 - 8:50 am on the individual skill of each player. Players Instructor: Varsity Basketball Staff will work on fundamentals such as shooting Sessions: 3 form, footwork, post play, ball handling, motion Location: Cardinal Gym offense principles, scoring moves and much Fee: $30 (OR paid by May 15--$20) more! Coaches will give students in this camp drills to work on and assignments to complete Grades 2-7 Basketball League during open gym times which is included at Boys in grades 2-7 as attended during 18-19 no extra cost with this camp--register for class school year will learn the basics of basketball. #B137 if your child plans to come to open gym. Younger grades will play 3 on 3, older boys will play 5 on 5. Includes Open Gym Class B137 Class #: B195 Grades 3-5 12:30 - 1:30 pm at no cost --please list if your child will attend. Class #: B197 Grades 6-7 1:30 - 2:30 pm Days: Mondays Class #B185 Grades 5-7 12:00 - 1:00 pm Date: June 10, 17, 24 July 8, 15 Class #B182 Grades 2-4 1:00 - 2:00 pm Time: See Grade Levels above Days: Wednesdays Instructor: Varsity Coaching Staff Dates: June 12, 19, 26, July 10, 17 Sessions: 5 Instructor: John Sichmeller, Varsity Coach Location: Cardinal Gym Sessions: 5 Fee: $60 ($50 paid by May 15) Location: Cardinal Gym **Fee Includes Open Gym Fee: $50 (OR paid by May 15--$40) **Fee Includes Open Gym
High School Boys Basketball Skills/League Boys who attended grades 8 - 11 during the 2018-19 school year will practice skills, then follow with 5 on 5 scrimmages. **Fee Includes Open Gym
Class #: B188 Sessions: 5 Days: Mondays Location: Cardinal Gym Dates: June 10, 17, 24, July 8, 15 Fee: $40 (OR $30 paid by May 15) Time: 2:30 - 4:00 pm Instructor: John Sichmeller Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 36
(Note: Monday is the only PM Class Time. Other days are morning times.)
Students who attended grades 3 - 8 during the 2018-19 school year will learn golf techniques and etiquette at this camp. Practice is held right at the Luverne Country Club, co-sponsor of this program. Bring your own golf clubs. Be On Time as the bus leaves promptly from CE parking lot. Separate sessions offered for boys and girls. See times listed below.
Instructor: Chris Nowatzki, Varsity Coach Location: Load Bus at Com. Ed. Dates: Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs Sessions: 4 at Luverne Country Club -- July 8, 9, 10, 11 Fee: $50 (OR paid by May 15--$40) Class #G310: BOYS Golf Class #G315: GIRLS Golf Monday, July 8 bus loads 12:15 pm Monday, July 8 bus loads 1:15 pm July 8 Class 12:30 - 1:30 Back at 1:45 pm July 8 Class 1:30 - 2:30 Back at 2:45 pm July 9, 10, 11 Bus Loads: 8:45 am July 9, 10, 11 Bus Loads: 9:45 am July 9, 10, 11 Bus Back at: 10:15 am July 9, 10, 11 Bus Back at: 11:15 am Class Times: 9:00 - 10:00 am Class Times: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Fall Gymnastics (Age 4 - Grade 6 -- as of September 1, 2019) Learn the skills needed to do flips, cartwheels, jumps and balance on the beam. Wear leotards, tights, T-shirts, shorts or sweatpants and please put your hair in pony tails! Only registered participants may be in the gym during their class time. Please make other arrangements for children who are waiting for class time to begin or waiting for a ride home.
Class # -- Grade/Age (9/1/2019) -- Time G400 Age 4 (& 5 not in Kdg) 9:00 - 9:50 AM Gym space is small G405 Kdg - Grade 6 10:00 AM - Noon and participants are Instructor: Staff easily distracted. Parents/ Days: Tuesday through Friday Registrations other children should wait Dates: September 3 - 6 accepted only outside. The hallways are Sessions: 4 with payment. Location: North Small Gym in construction zone. Fee: Kdg - Gr 6 $55 (or paid by Aug. 22 -- $45) Age 4 (& 5 not in Kdg) $46 (or paid by Aug 22 -- $36)
NOTE: Students in K-6 who have not participated in the Cardinal Kids competitive gymnastics team, and are interested in being on the team, must attend this 4 day camp. Those who were on the competitive team last year are welcome, but not required, to attend the 4 day camp. More details about the competitive team will be sent home with students during the camp. Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 37
Gymnastics -- use grade attended during 2018-19 school year Registrations accepted with payment only. Wear appropriate clothing to class, and put long hair up. T-shirts will be ordered for those registering by May 15. Location: North Small Gym -- ONLY PARTICIPANTS in gym during class.
Preschool Gym space is small and participants are easily Children who are age 4 by June 1 up to Kin- distracted. Parents/other dergarten age may take part in this 4 day class. List t-shirt size when registering. Minimum of children should wait outside. 8 students required. Only participants in gym. Hallways are in construction area. No T-shirts ordered Class #: G450 June 3 - 6 after May 15 Class #: G456 June 17 - 20 Hours: 9:00 - 9:50 am Days: Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs Grades K - 5 Dates: See choice of class above Fee: $50/class (OR paid by May 15 -- $40) Use grade as attended during the 2018-19 school year to register for this 4 day class. List t-shirt size when registering. Only participants in gym.
Class #: G460 June 3 - 6 Class #: G466 June 17 - 20 Hours: 10:00 am - Noon Days: Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs Dates: See choice of class above Fee: $60/class (OR paid by May 15 -- $50) Grades 6 - 12 HS Camp Advanced Class This class is for Luverne High School gymnasts, grades 6-12 as attended during the past school Students who took part in the Cardinal Kids year. Class will be held in the morning, except competitive gymnastics during 18-19 school for the 2 weeks when preschool and elementary year may attend this class. Class meets in the have their camps. See schedule below. T-shirt is morning, except for the 2 weeks when preschool included, so please list size. Only participants and elementary have their camps. See schedule in gym. below. T-shirt is included, so please list size. Only participants in gym. (This is NOT for pre-team.) Class #: G470 Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays Class #: G480 Dates/Times Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays June 4 - 6 -- 6:30 - 8:00 pm June 4 - 6 -- 5:00 - 6:30 pm June 11 - 13 -- 10:30 - Noon June 11 - 13 -- 9:00 - 10:30 am June 18 - 20 -- 6:30 - 8:00 pm June 18 - 20 -- 5:00 - 6:30 pm June 25 thru July 18 -- 10:30 - Noon June 25 thru July 18 -- 9:00 - 10:30 am NO CLASS ON July 2 & 4 NO CLASS ON July 2 & 4 Fee: $45 (OR paid by May 15--$35) Fee: $90 (OR paid by May 15--$80) Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 38
Running for Grades 3-8
This class is for boys and girls who attended grades 3-8 during the past school year. No ath- letic experience or ability is necessary. The main focus is running as a way to stay healthy and de- velop self-confidence. Beginning distances will Just-For-Fun Track Practice be minimal and achievable for any novice runner. Distances slowly increase every week. Runners Anyone ages 7-12 may attend track practices to will set their own pace when they complete a 5k get a taste of what track and field is all about. run (3.1 miles) at the end. You will prepare and practice the different events that are a part of a track meet. Competition is Class #: R258 friendly and fun. Everyone is a winner! Instructor: Pete Janiszeski Days: Mondays/Wednesdays Class #: T280 Dates: June 10 - July 10 Instructor: Pete Janiszeski Hours: 8:00 - 9:30 am Days: Tues/Thurs Session: 5 weeks Dates: June 11, 13, 18, 20 Location: East side of high school (front) Time: 9:00 - 10:00 am Fee: $35 (Or paid by May 15 -- $25) Session: 4 Location: High School Track Fee: $20 (Or $10 paid by May 15)
Track & Field Meets
Competitors of all ages are welcome to have fun running, jumping & throwing. Events include the 50, 100, 200, 400 and 800 meter dash, 1600 meter run, 400 meter relay, long jump and softball throw. Ribbons will be awarded to the top six place winners. Choose to do one or both meets!
Class #: T305 Monday, June 17 Class #: T307 Monday, July 8 Instructor: Pete Janiszeski Hours: 10:00 AM Session: 1 Location: HS Track Fee: $5.00/meet Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 39
School & Community Calendar The 2020 census is almost here!!! Spring Choir Concert May 2 April 1, 2019, marks one year out from the U.S. 2020 Census Baccalaureate May 5 HS Awards Night May 6 Graduation May 12 Last Day of School May 17 Buffalo Days May 31-June 2 4th of July at the Lake July 4 Missoula Theatre July 8-13 Hot Dog Nite July 11 Com Ed Office Closed July 19 - Aug. 9 Rock County Fair July 24-27 Everyone counts. Parent Meeting/Fall Sports Begin August 12 The census counts every person living in the U.S. once every 10 years. Annual Tractor Ride August 30 Make sure you count. School Starts September 16 Luverne’s Complete Count Committee (CCC) is working to support the 2020 U.S. Census count. The goals are to: •increase response rates in the city of Luverne. •promote and Discovery Time Open House September 18, 19 educate community members of the Census. •build trust of the Census among community members. •increase the awareness of the importance of an accurate census count. Early Childhood Screening September 20 Discovery Time First Days September 23, 24 ECFE Begins September 24, 26 https://www.cityofluverne.org/2020census Early Childhood Screening January 31
KidsJun Summere 14 Cinema at the Palace Theatre 9:30 AM on Fridays -- June 14, July 19, August 9 July 19Ages 3 - Adult Fee-$5 August 9
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Nicholas Domagala, Agent $5 admission Ages 3-Adult Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 40 Rock County Community Library 201 W. Main St. Luverne, MN 56156 (507) 449-5040 Instagram : @rockcountylibrary Facebook: Rock County Community Library Website: www.rockcountycommunitylibrary.org The library launches their Summer Reading Program “It’s Showtime at Your Library!” See all the FREE events below being offered to encourage and support a love of reading. Prizes will be awarded to participants for reaching their reading goals. Registration starts Tuesday, May 28. Weekly Programs • Story & Art (1st-5th grade) will be held every Wednesday from 3-4 p.m. June 5 - July 24 • Storyhour (ages 4, 5, & K) will be held every Thursday from 10-11 a.m. June 6 - July 25 • Laptime (birth to 3 w/adult) will be held every Friday from 10:30-11 a.m. June 7 - July 26 • Teen Group (grades 6-12) will be held Thursdays at 3 p.m., start date TBA. Register for summer reading program -- be eligible for prizes, pizza and more. **Please note there will be NO weekly programs June 17-21**
Tuesday, June 4 @ 3:00 p.m. Kick off summer with Mr. Twister’s entertaining magic, balloons, and comedy, followed by an ice cream social. (all ages) Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Tuesday, June 11 @ 3:00 p.m. Join us for a movie and a snack! Movie TBA (all ages)
Wednesday, June 26 @ 4:00 p.m. The exciting Ralph Covert engages his fans of all ages with songs of all sorts and a healthy dose of pure silliness. Sponsored by MN Legacy Funding.
Tuesday, July 9 @ 9:00 a.m. Travel with us to Sioux Falls McKennan Park to see Storyland Children’s Theatre. Each child will need to bring a sack lunch and a permission slip signed by a parent or guardian. Limited to 20 children. Rain date will be Tuesday, July 16. (Open to 1st-5th graders.)
Monday, July 15 @ 3:00 p.m. Join us at the Luverne City Park for inspirational speaker, Luke Winger, whose high energy presentation features juggling, balancing, fire, and audience participation. (all ages) Tuesday, July 23 @ 7:00 p.m. Bags of goodies will be ready for you to use at the interactive movie Wizard of Oz. Popcorn and pop will be served at this free, fun ! , so we know how many bags to make. “rated G - 102 minutes”family event Please RSVP by July 19 Thursday, August 1 -- come to the library at 1:45 and then we will walk to Pizza Ranch for the Pizza Party for everyone in grades 1-5 that completed all 8 weeks of “It’s Showtime at Your Library.” Friday, August 2 @ 4:00 p.m. Teens that complete their reading logs will be invited to a pizza/movie party. There will be prizes to bid on at the teen auction, too. This is for grades 6th-12th only. Friday, August 16 @ 10:30 a.m. Rachael Kroog will present Minnesota’s only interactive music and educational animal show with an emphasis on kindness. Sponsored by MN Legacy Fund. (all ages) Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 41
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Call Call(507) (507) 283 -2832321-2321 for more for more information information or to or register to register for the for classesthe classes listedlisted above. above. Ages 5 thru 5th grade *or turning 5 by June 1, 2015 Summer 2019 Luverne Community Education (507) 283-4724 Page 46 Luverne Area Aquatics & Fitness 802 N. Blue Mound Ave., PO Box 659 Luverne, MN 56156 Phone: (507) 449-5036 Contact us via – Facebook – www.cityofluverne.org or Email [email protected]
LIFEGUARD TRAINING WATER SAFETY This lifeguard class, will teach INSTRUCTOR you the skills needed to help This course is open to candidates at least 16 yrs prevent and respond to aquatic of age and includes all the water safety and emergencies. This includes land drowning prevention tools and information to & water rescue skills plus first aid and CPR. Blended learning class prior plan and conduct courses in the American Red online work will be required. Cross Swimming and Water Safety programs. *May 25,26,27 7am-5pm Cost $185 June 3-7 *Certificates included 7am-4pm *Call for pre-requisite $165.00 *507-449-5036 Call for pre-requisites!
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Summer Membership Specials $1.50 TUESDAY & Stay cool in the pool or in the fitness centers THURSDAY this summer! 1:30-3:30pm & 7-8:55pm Enjoy a POOL, FITNESS, or POOL & FITNESS membership. May 13th thru Sept 15th Individual pool OR fitness $70.00 Individual pool & fitness $100.00 Family pool OR fitness $125.00 SUMMER201 Family pool & fitness $150.00 Prices do not include tax!
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American Red Cross **NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN Swimming Lessons BEFORE MAY 1ST **
Set 1 MAY 20 – MAY 31 M-F, T-F 9 lessons no MAY 27th 11:00-11:40am Luverne Daycare 11:45-12:25 OPEN 12:45-1:25 Family U 5:30-6:10pm……………PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY..………………… 6:15-6:55pm OPEN
Set 2 JUNE 3 - JUNE 13 M-F, M-TH 9 lessons for 40 min 8:45-9:25am Valley Spring Tabitha 612-702-3290 Cost: $30.00 9:30-10:10am Doodlebugs 10:15-10:55am Lester Amber 605-321-1163 Pre-registration and pre-payment are 12:45-1:25pm OPEN required for all classes. Registration is on a first-come, first- serve basis. 5:30-6:10pm OPEN Under no circumstances will we take 6:15-6:55pm OPEN registration without payment. We take Set 3 JUNE 17 – JUNE 27 M-F, M-TH 9 lessons for 40 min CREDIT OR DEBIT cards either in 8:45-9:25am HBC Heather 507-962-3358 person or over the phone. Please call 9:30-10:10am OPEN (507) 449-5036 to register. 10:15-10:55am OPEN **Private lessons are always an 12:45-1:25pm Ellsworth Darcey 507-967-2242 option – a lesson designed purposely 5:30-6:10pm……………PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY..………………… to help your child progress. Call for 6:15-6:55pm……………PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY..………………… prices. Set 4 JULY 8 – JULY 18 M-F, M-TH 9 lessons for 40 min 8:45-9:25am OPEN Levels: Parent/Child is for those 9:30-10:10am OPEN children 6 months to 3yrs & parent 10:15-10:55am Jasper Courtney 507-348-3701 Preschool Aquatics: for ages 4 & 5yrs 12:45-1:25pm OPEN with 3 levels to complete. 5:30-6:10pm OPEN Level 1 – Intro to water skills 6:15-6:55pm OPEN Level 2 – Fundamental skills Set 5 JULY 22 – AUG 1 M-F, M-TH 9 lessons for 40 min Level 3 – Stroke development 8:45-9:25am Private Lessons Level 4 – Stroke improvement 9:30-10:10am OPEN Level 5 & 6 (combined) Advanced 10:15-10:55am Luverne Daycare 5:30-6:10pm OPEN 6:15-6:55pm OPEN JR Lifeguard course Set 6 AUG 12 – AUG 22 M-F, M-TH 9 lessons for 40 min DO YOU WANT TO SEE WHAT IT’S 11:45-12:25 OPEN LIKE TO BE A LIFEGUARD? Take this course and learn lifesaving 12:30-1:10 Family U skills, like in-water rescues, proper use of 5:30-6:10pm……………PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY..……………….. a rescue tube, first aid skills, CPR & 6:15-6:55pm OPEN AED.” Guard & hang” with seasoned staff, see for yourself what an amazing Set 7 SEPT 3 – SEPT 13 T-F, M-F 9 lessons for 40 min job this can be!! 11:45-12:25 Level 1,2,3 *Course designed for 11-14years of age 12:30-1:15 Level 3,4,5,6 th *Aug 5-9 from 8am-4pm 5:30-6:10pm Preschool *Cost $135.00 includes, t-shirt, whistle, & lunch! 6:15-6:55pm Parent/Child
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