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SUMMER Brochure 2021 ASSURING LEARNING EXCELLENCE AND READINESS FOR A CHANGING WORLD BY PROVIDING PROGRAMMING TO REACH ALL, TEACH ALL, AND INCLUDE ALL . Register online : WWW.MANKATOCER.COM STAY CONNECTED #CERMankato #FRESHSTART @man katocer www.facebook.com/mankatocer #SUMMERWITHUS! SUMMER 2021 Online Registration is quick & easy! TABLE OF CONTENTS Online registration continues to be the most Family Academy 3 convenient way to register. Early Learning 4 Visit our online brochure ACES- School Age Child Care 5 www.mankatocer.com, Youth Enrichment click on each course, and automatically Middle School After School 6 connect to registration. Personal Safety 7 Music 8 Skill Development 8-9 Science 9 Connect with US! Theater 10 Leisure & Recreational 11-12 www.mankatocer.com Recreation Youth Recreation 13-15 @mankatocer- Youth Camps 16-18 Mankato Community Ed & Rec Aquatics 19 Adult Recreation 20 507-387-5501 Adult Enrichment General Interest 21 110 Fulton Street, Mankato MN 56001 Creative You 21 Older Adult Trips 22-23 ACCESS 24 Adult Basic Education 25 Paid Advertising 26-28 Community Education & Recreation Building Key 29 Content Information 30 Registration & Participation Information 31 Summer Movies in the Park 32 STAY CONNECTED #CERMankato #FRESHSTART @man katocer www.facebook.com/mankatocer #SUMMERWITHUS! 2 SPEND THE SUMMER WITH US! FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT DATE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 5:45-8 PM: Education Starts at Birth! An Overview of MAPS Early Learning Services Teaching Students to Bounce Back: Fostering Resiliency for a Brighter Future Assessment 101: What are the Assessments Students Take in MAPS? Learning Together: Indigenous History, Culture and Place Family & Community Engagement 507-387-5501 [email protected] To Register: Go to isd77.org and click on Connect and then on Family Academy or call 507-387-5501. THANK YOU to all Mankato Area Public Schools volunteers during the 2020-21 school year! Community partners and individuals make us a stronger team! Thank you for your service and patience in helping us maneuver during this challenging year! To Register, visit us online at www.mankatocer.com or call 507-387-5501 3 Ready! For Kindergarten Ready! for Kindergarten is a parent education ALL PARENTS ARE WELCOME! program whose goal is to honor the parent as the child's first and most influential teacher. Classes are held 3 times each year for parents Early Childhood Screening of children ages birth to school entrance. Best done at age 3 Parents/caregivers/grandparents register for Required in Minnesota before classes based on the year the child will enter entrance to public school kindergarten. kindergarten. Participants receive current Screening is FREE brain research, child development information and a set of learning tools for fun and learning The early childhood years are an important time of rapid learning at home. and growth. For registration information watch for the Fall Early Childhood Screening is a check of how your child is 2021 Brochure. Please call the Family Learning growing and developing, between the ages of 3 and 4. Screening Center if you have any questions can detect possible health or learning concerns so that children 507-625-4620 . can get help before they start school. Information online at www.mankatoecfe.org Questions? or to schedule an appointment call 507-387-2125. Help prepare your child for school and life. Register for Mankato Area Public Schools' Preschool. Mankato Area Public Schools' Preschool program can help children transition to kindergarten by providing a learning environment to help them succeed. The Program: has a four-star rating from *Parent Aware, which notes Mankato Area Public Schools' Preschool is committed to providing quality education for preparing children for kindergarten. aligns with Mankato Area Public Schools' practices. provides a high staff to student ratio. encourages parent involvement because it's an important part of the district's preschool program and is key to children's learning success. offers morning and afternoon classes at multiple sites. *Parent Aware is a rating system through the Minnesota Department of Human Services in collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Education. Registration is easy. Simply register online at mankato.ce.eleyo.com; or go to Early Learning Office at The Family Learning Center; 820 Hubbell Avenue. For more information call 507-625-4620 4 SPEND THE SUMMER WITH US! We are a fun, educational & recreation environment. We offer the very best care, with a wide array of age appropriate activities. SCHOOL AGE CHILDCARE SUMMER PROGRAM Summer programming serves students entering Kindergarten through Fifth grade providing full day care at select locations. Summer 2021 Locations: Eagle Lake, Kennedy, Jefferson & Hoover Program Dates: Thursday, June 10th through Friday, August 20 (closed July 5) Program Hours: 6:30 am - 6 pm, Monday through Friday at above locations Programming from Monday, August 23rd - Friday, September 3rd is yet to be determined. More information on care options during those dates will be shared at a later date. SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAM ACES serves elementary students in Kindergarten through Fifth grade providing before and after school care at each elementary building. ACES also provides full day care on scheduled non school days. Before school care: 6:30 am until school starts After school care: after school until 6 pm Non school day care: 6:30 am - 6 pm (at select locations) CONTACT US Email: [email protected] Phone: 507-387-5501 To Register, visit us online at www.mankatocer.com or call 507-387-5501 5 SUMMER MIDDLE SCHOOL CLUBS FOR YOUTH IN GRADES 6-8 CLUBS MEET MONDAY - THURSDAY JUNE 14-17 JUNE 21-24 JUNE 28-JULY 1 12:00 (NOON) - 2:00 PM 12:00 (NOON) - 2:00 PM 12:00 (NOON) - 2:00 PM MATH CLUB CARD PLAYING - POKER / BOOK CLUB POETRY-PROSE- DRAMA TEXAS HOLD EM' YOGA &MEDITATION (SOLO) PERFORMANCE SPANISH CLUB ART CLUB CLUB DND CLUB LEARN TO BABYSIT- ACTIVE GAMES CLUB BOOK CLUB CHILDCARE CLUB LOCATION: DMMS DND CLUB ACTIVE GAMES CLUB DND PRE-REGISTRATION ART CLUB 2:00 -4:00 PM 2:00 -4:00 PM REQUIRED 2:00 -4:00 PM FRIENDSHIP / SOCIAL ANIME CLUB SPACE IS LIMITED FRIENDSHIP / SOCIAL SUCCESS CLUB DND CLUB REGISTRATION SUCCESS CLUB GERMAN CLUB THEATER CLUB CLOSES JUNE 7 OR GERMAN CLUB DND CLUB ACTIVE GAMES CLUB WHEN CLUB(S) ARE DND CLUB THEATER CLUB FRIENDSHIP / SOCIAL FULL THEATER CLUB CHESS CLUB SUCCESS CLUB CHESS CLUB JULY 19-22 JULY 26-29 AUGUST 2-5 12:00 (NOON) - 2:00 PM 12:00 (NOON) - 2:00 PM 12:00 (NOON) - 2:00 PM DEBATE CLUB ACTIVE GAMES CLUB DEBATE CLUB ANIME CLUB CREATIVE WRITING ANIME CLUB ACTIVE GAMES CLUB CLUB ACTIVE GAMES CLUB UKULELE CLUB DND UKULELE CLUB LOCATION: PWMS ART CLUB ART CLUB ART CLUB PRE-REGISTRATION 2:00 -4:00 PM SPANISH CLUB 2:00 -4:00 PM REQUIRED THEATER CLUB 2:00 -4:00 PM THEATER CLUB SPACE IS LIMITED DND CLUB BOOK CLUB DND CLUB REGISTRATION SOCIAL SUCCESS & CHESS CLUB SOCIAL SUCCESS & ART CLUB CLOSES JULY 7 OR FRIENDSHIP CLUB FRIENDSHIP CLUB YOGA & MEDITATION THEATER CLUB YOGA & MEDITATION WHEN CLUB(S) ARE CLUB CARD PLAYING - CLUB FULL CARD PLAYING - POKER / POKER / TEXAS HOLD BATTLE DRONES - TEXAS HOLD EM' CLUB EM' CLUB 1:00-4:00 PM - $99 FEES: $50 / PER CLUB / PER SESSION /PER WEEK FEE DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE FROM CONNECTING KIDS. CONTACT JENNIFER AT 507-207-3042 OR EMAIL: [email protected] 6 SPEND THE SUMMER WITH US! PERSONAL SAFETY BABYSITTING TRAINING Melanie Schmidt & Tia Dupont 1 Session - Ages 11 & up American Red Cross Babysitter Training will teach you how to provide the best care possible for those you will be looking after. With our two options, you can pick the amount of training you are ready for. Basic Babysitter Training will provide the latest information on childcare, offer tips, provide an overview of first aid and CPR, and will answer any questions you have to get your babysitter business started. Advanced Babysitter Training will HOME ALONE SAFETY provide you with all the Basic Babysitter Training Melanie Schmidt information and will provide you with Adult & Pediatric 1 Session – Grades 2–6 first aid, CPR, and AED certification. Staying home alone for the first time is an opportunity eagerly anticipated by most kids, but with opportunity Basic Babysitter Training 9 am - 12 pm + online content comes responsibility. This course covers a variety of COURSE #: 4800-1s $65 common scenarios and topics specific to boys and girls Tue, Jun 8; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 preparing to stay home alone, or stay home with COURSE #: 4800-2s $65 younger siblings. Topics include, but are not limited to: Thu, Jun 10; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 sibling conflict, stranger danger, healthy choices, COURSE #: 4800-3s $65 problem solving, and identifying emergencies. Each Wed, Jun 16; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 child is encouraged to attend with 1 adult. COURSE #: 4800-4s $65 Tue, Jun 22; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 COURSE #: 5107 -1 $15 COURSE #: 4800-5s $65 (per adult/child team) Thu, Jun 24; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 Tue, Jun 8; 4:30-6 pm LCC-Aud COURSE #: 4800-6s $65 COURSE #: 5107- 2 $15 Wed, July 7; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 (per adult/child team) COURSE #: 4800-7s $65 Wed, Jun 16; 4:30-6 pm LCC-Aud Wed, July 21; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 COURSE #: 5107-3 $15 COURSE #: 4800-8s $65 (per adult/child team) Wed, Aug 11; 9 am - 12 pm LCC Rm 157 Wed, Jul 7; 4:30-6 pm LCC-Aud Advanced Babysitter Training COURSE #: 5107-4 $15 COURSE #: 4850-1s $110 (per adult/child team) Tue, Jun 8; 9 am - 3 pm LCC Rm 154 Wed, Aug 11; 6-7:30 pm LCC-Aud COURSE #: 4850-2s $110 Thu, Jun 10; 9 am - 3 pm LCC Rm 154 COURSE #: 4850-3s $110 STAY CONNECTED Wed, Jun 16; 9 am - 3 pm LCC Rm 154 www.mankatocer.com COURSE #: 4850-4s $110 or Tue, Jun 22; 9 am - 3 pm LCC Rm 154 www.facebook.com/mankatocer COURSE #: 4850-5s $110 Thu, Jun 24; 9 am - 3 pm LCC Rm 154 To Register, visit us online at www.mankatocer.com or call 507-387-5501 7 MUSIC / SKILL DEVELOPMENT GRASP – ACADEMIC SUMMER PROGRAM CER Staff 9 Sessions – Grades K–8 BEGINNING BAND & BEGINNING ORCHESTRA - GRASP is a correspondence workbook program designed GET A JUMP ON YOUR NEW INSTRUMENT to reinforce math and reading skills.
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