AnnML CE Fall catalog 2019

FALL 2019 ADULTS

HEALTH & ANNANDALE MAPLE LAKE YOUTH YOUTH FITNESS

ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE

YOUTH

PRESCHOOL

Serving the School Districts of Annandale & Maple Lake REGISTRATION OPENS: Tuesday, September 3, at 8AM

ECFE

Our Mission:

Community Education extends opportunities to residents of all ages and abilities. We seek to improve the quality of life in our school district by identifying community needs and developing cooperative relationships between school and community to meet these needs.

Director

Table of Contents:

Staff Directory:

Tiffany Grube 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4600) ..............tgrube@isd876.org

Adult Classes....................3

Enrichment Coordinator

Health & Fitness ..............12

Jen Sommers 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4401) .........jsommers@isd876.org

Youth ANNANDALE ........13

Recreation & Facilities Coordinator Brandii Thomas 320-274-3058 (Ext.4402) ...........bthomas@isd876.org

Annandale Cardinal Kids Club

WELCOME

Christy Dougherty 320-274-0625 ........................cdougherty@isd876.org

Annandale ECFE Ashley Cook 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4200) ..............acook@isd876.org Angel LeMieux 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4010) .........alemieux@isd876.org Michelle Rassier 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4020) ...........mrassier@isd876.org Heather Wirth 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4405)..............hwirth@isd876.org

Youth MAPLE LAKE .........17 Youth ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE ......19 Preschool ........................25 ECFE Programs ...............26

Annandale Early Childhood Special Ed Kari Dircks (Speech) 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4101).............kdircks@isd876.org Kathryn Anglin 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4300) ............kanglin@isd876.org Gabby Becker 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4301)............gbecker@isd876.org

MAWSECO-Birth to 3 Laura Scheer 320-274-3058 (Ext. 4030) .lscheer@mawseco.k12.mn.us

Maple Lake Secretary Heather Haney 320-963-5991 .............haneyh@maplelake.k12.mn.us

Stay informed of the latest news, announcements and upcoming classes from Annandale-Maple Lake Community Education and Services.

We have two great ways to stay up-to-date on information. The first is our website: www.annmlce.com and the other is our Facebook page. Be sure to like us on facebook: Annandale and Maple Lake Community Education

Maple Lake Kidville Lori Greenlun 320-963-6415 .............kidville@maplelake.k12.mn.us

Maple Lake ECFE Traci Heidebrink 320-963-7468 .......heidebrinkt@maplelake.k12.mn.us

• Annandale Fax Line........................320-274-2862 • Annandale & Maple Lake Community Ed Announcement Line .......................320-274-5700 • Website ...................................www.annmlce.com

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 190 Annandale, MN 55302

Annandale Office: 320-274-3058 Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Maple Lake Office: 320-963-5991 Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

NEW!

HEART TO HEART

PREPARE WISELY

This workshop explores how having a strategy in place can make things easier for your family after you're gone. Attendees will learn what documents they need so final wishes are known.

DON’T WORRY, RETIRE HAPPY

Is Saturday the day you set aside to play golf, spend time with your grandkids or enjoy your hobby? In retirement, every day can be like Saturday. That’s a lot of time to fill, and it’s important to have a plan. Learn from fiMonday, November 11 nancial expert Tom Hegna’s 5805-A19F..........6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School......$10 book, Don’t Worry, Retire Registration Deadline.......Nov. 7 Happy: 7 Steps to a Secure Retirement.

Thursday, September 26 5803-A19F..........6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School......$10 Registration Deadline....Sept. 19

Monday, December 9 5804-A19F..........6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School......$10 Registration Deadline......Dec. 4

NEW!

NEW!

INHERITING IN HARMONY

Large assets, like cabins, farms and small businesses are a part of the fabric of your family’s culture. Transferring them to the next generation can be tricky. Managing the emotional connections is just as important as navigating the financial and legal processes, and requires more than deeds and keys. The Inheriting in Harmony wo r k s h o p can help to start, and shape, the inheritance process.

Thursday, December 17 5807-A19F......................................6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School..................................$10 Registration Deadline.......................December 12 www.annmlce.com

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NEW!

5 KEYS TO RETIRE

After years of hard work, retirement may finally be in sight. This workshop helps attendees discover five keys to unlocking a retirement where they could have confidence in their ability to live out their dreams.

Thursday, November 21 5806-A19F......................................6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School..................................$10 Registration Deadline.......................November 14

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ADULT CLASSES

Aging and the changes that come with the need for additional caregiving can have a significant impact on your personal finances, as well as your family relationships. This workshop reviews the considerations to make in planning for changes that arise as we age, explains long-term care and provides tips for starting healthy conversations with family members that can lead to positive outcomes.

NEW!

ADULT CLASSES

SAVVY SOCIAL SECURITY

MEDICARE 101

This workshop covers strategies for maximizing your Social Security benefits, including five factors to consider when deciding when to apply for benefits, how to minimize taxes on Social Security benefits, and how to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retirement income.

This class will help Medicare-eligible individuals and their family members understand Medicare basics: How Medicare works, how to enroll, and what options are available when deciding which coverage is best. We will provide an overview of Original Medicare (Parts A & B ), explain prescription drug coverage (Part D), and discuss how Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C) work. If you are newly eligible or becoming eligible soon, the information available will help you navigate the choices available to you.

And if you are already enrolled in Medicare, we can explain why the upcoming Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) matters to you and what to do about it.

Monday, October 14 5800-A19F...................6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School................$10

Wednesday, October 2..............................................6:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School................5561-A19F...................$10 Register for this course at the Community Education office or online at www.annmlce.com Registrations must be paid in advance at time of registration.

No exceptions. Pre-registration is required. Limited space is available for each class.

AARP MATURE DRIVING COURSES Maple Lake Recertification Course (4 hours) Thursday, September 12...........................................5:30-9:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School...............................................5500–A19F Registration Deadline: September 5...................................Fee: $25

Annandale Recertification Course (4 hours) Tuesday, September 24...................................8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Annandale Elementary School-Door 2...........................5501–A19F Registration Deadline: September 19.................................Fee: $25

Annandale Recertification Course (4 hours) Tuesday, October 15.......................................8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Annandale Elementary School-Door 2...........................5502–A19F Registration Deadline: October 10.....................................Fee: $25

Maple Lake Full Course (8 hours) Monday & Wednesday, October 21 & 23.................5:30-9:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School...............................................5503–A19F Registration Deadline: October 17.....................................Fee: $25

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Join an innovative, classroom driver retraining program designed to help older persons improve their driving skills.

Developed by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), AARP Mature Driving is the first comprehensive driving retraining course geared to the specific needs of older motorists. The course includes lectures and class discussion – no driving or tests. Minnesota State Law requires all insurance companies to give auto insurance discounts to all persons age 55 years and over who complete this course.

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

CONQUER YOUR CLUTTER NEW!

Wednesday, October 9.............7-8 p.m.

AES-Community Room 187.............$18 ............................................5801-A19F

Financial Conversations for Women is a guided discussion that examines why women's financial issues are often different than men's. The topics are designed to help participants determine whether their retirement strategy is on track. By engaging with other women, participants will gain insights, ideas and strategies.

Thursday, September 12 .......................................6:30-7:30 p.m.

Maple Lake High School.................$10 ............................................5802-A19F

COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB Come join our informal Book Club! We currently have a mix of men & women, a variety of ages and some “snowbirds.” We come when we can and would like to encourage others to give the group a try. Our 1st Fall meeting will be on Monday, September 10, at the Annandale Elementary School. We will discuss selections for the coming year. We’re open to ideas! ...................2nd Monday of each month ............................................6:30-8 p.m. .................AES-Community Ed Entrance

PUPPY TRAINING

DOG OBEDIENCE: Beginner Class

This 6 week class is for all breeds of puppies, ages 9 weeks to 5 months old. Each class starts with 15 minutes of puppy play and socialization. We then work on basic manners and obedience including sit, down, walking on leash, come and stay.

Throughout the six weeks, we cover topics including biting, house training and other issues related to raising a good mannered puppy. Puppies should have their first set of shots including Bordatella. Please bring a regular buckle collar, 6-foot leash and plenty of soft dog treats for class.

This class is for dogs 6 months and older who have not completed a beginner or puppy class. We’ll work on heeling, figure eight heeling, sit, down, stay, stand and recalls (come) with a finish. Young handlers need to be at least 10 years old and accompanied by a parent. Dogs need to be up-to-date on vaccination including distemper, rabies, parvo, and bordatella.

Students should bring a regular buckle collar, 6-foot leash (no flexi-leads) and plenty of soft dog treats for class.

Instructor: Dan Rode

Instructor: Dan Rode

Fee......$74 (6 classes)

Fee.....$94 (8 classes)

FALL SESSION I Mondays..........6-7 p.m.

September 9, 16, 23, 30 ................October 7, 14 ....................5201-A19F

FALL SESSION II Mondays..........6-7 p.m. ..............October 21, 28 November 4, 11, 18, 25 ...................5203–A19F

FALL SESSION I Tuesdays..........8-9 p.m.

October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 ......November 5, 12, 19 ...................5204–A19F

FALL SESSION II Tuesdays..........8-9 p.m.

Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 10, 17 ......January 7,14, 21, 18 ...................5205–A19F

Classes are indoors in a facility with matted floors at Water’s Edge Retrievers.

Upon registering, you’ll be sent an information form and directions.

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ADULT CLASSES

Our society is constantly encouraging us to “buy more to save more,” “refresh” our home décor., and use a little “retail therapy” to manage stress. The result? Clutter. The result of clutter? Disorganization. If you are overwhelmed by clutter and disorganization, join us for some practical ideas you can use right away!

Instructor Julie Starke is a professional organizer. She is trained by the Institute for Professional Organizers and the National Association of Productivity and organizing professionals.

WOMEN & FINANCE

ADULT CLASSES

ONE-ON-ONE COMPUTER TRAINING AND COACHING

MICROSOFT EXCEL – THE BASICS!

CREATE YOUR OWN WEB PAGE

Receive individual computer training and instruction by an experienced trainer. Any computer related questions are good questions. Bring your own laptop, or one will be available for use. Please indicate 2 or 3 areas you would like help with, along with a choice of times available for training when registering.

Instructor: Paul Zabinski

Explore Excel, the leading spreadsheet application for professional and personal use. This introductory course starts with a simple spreadsheet entry and continues through essential commands and functions of the software.

Instructor: Paul Zabinski

Don’t be lost in a web of confusion. If you want moderate computer literacy and want to create your own Web page, this class is for you. We will cover an introduction to the internet, review web authoring tools, and HTM (Hyper Text Mark-up) language. If you bring your laptop, the hands-on sessions during the instruction will allow the student to complete the course with a finished Web page. This course is perfect for the business person or individual who wants to create their own Web page. You will understand some basic tools to create your page without learning a lot of computer jargon. Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, November 13 Maple Lake Elementary: 7-8:30 p.m.

5406–A19F................................$25 Registration Deadline: November 7

Time arranged with instructor 1 session........$30/person or couple 5400-A19F........(45 minute session)

INTRO TO WINDOWS Confused about where to find things in Windows? How should you set up where to store documents on the computer? What are useful features and options in Windows? Come and get the answers to these and other questions about Microsoft's operating systems.

Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, September 18 ......................................7-8:30 p.m.

Maple Lake Elementary 5401–A19F................................$30 Registration Deadline: September 12

MICROSOFT OFFICE – THE BASICS! With Microsoft Office you will learn the basics of word processing, (Word), spreadsheets (Excel), and presentation (PowerPoint) programs.

This class will introduce you to these powerful but easy to use tools.

Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, October 2 ......................................7-8:30 p.m.

Maple Lake Elementary 5402–A19F................................$30 Registration Deadline: September 26

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Wednesday, October 16 ......................................7-8:30 p.m.

Maple Lake Elementary 5403–A19F................................$30 Registration Deadline: October 10

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT – THE BASICS! Make your presentations more professional and fun! This class is designed for the new or intermediate PowerPoint user. You’ll learn how to create a PowerPoint presentation starting with blank slides and drawing tools. Using hands-on exercises, we will create slides, apply designs, apply transitions and effects and much, much more.

Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, October 23 ......................................7-8:30 p.m.

Maple Lake Elementary 5404–A19F................................$30 Registration Deadline: October 16

ONE-ON-ONE iPAD TRAINING AND COACHING Receive individual tablet device training and instruction by an experienced trainer. Any iPad related questions are good questions. Bring your own iPad. Please indicate 2 or 3 areas you would like help with along with a choice of times available for training when registering.

Instructor: Paul Zabinski Time arranged with instructor 1 session........$30/person or couple 5405-A19F.........(45 minute session)

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CREATING YOUR OWN BUSINESS PLAN

Are you ready to take one of the first steps in starting your own business?

Come and get help in creating your business plan. We will walk you through the process and guide you in creating this important business document. Instructor: Paul Zabinski Wednesday, November 20 Maple Lake Elementary......6-8 p.m.

5413–A19F................................$30 Registration Deadline: November 14

EBAY & CRAIGSLIST

Clean out your clutter and sell it on ebay or Craigslist. Plan to register as an ebay user and learn how to assess demand for an item, price it, determine shipping costs, write a catchy description and add those all important photos. As an option for large or heavy items too difficult to ship, you will also learn about posting items to Craigslist, a local on-line classifieds website. NOTE: If you plan to list an item to sell, bring a digital picture of your item on a writeable CD or Flash Drive along with a credit card number, checking/routing number, and email login and password to establish an ebay Seller’s Account. The instructor will contact you prior to class to verify your email address suitability.

Wednesday, December 4.....7-8:30 p.m.

Maple Lake Elementary........5414-A19F Registration Deadline: Nov. 27.......$30

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

WOOD SIGN WORKSHOP: HALLOWEEN FUN!

HOLIDAY SIGN WORKSHOP

Instructor: Jean Reinert, Backyard Garden Creations Wednesday, October 9.............................6-8 p.m.

Annandale High School.......................5551-A19F Registration Deadline: October 3....................$33

Wednesday, December 4 .................................................................6-8 p.m.

Annandale High School.......................5553-A19F Registration Deadline: November 27..............$33

NEW!

FUSED GLASS VOTIVE

NEW!

Create a fun and colorful fused glass votive. You will start with either a white or clear flat piece of glass on which you will create your design. Learn how to safely cut, shape and assemble on the flat glass using bits and pieces of colorful glass, stringers, noodles, chips and dots. Due to the nature of glass fusing you will need to pick up your items as a later date.

Participants should be able to use a tweezers and follow safety guidelines as the chips of glass have sharp edges.

Recommended for ages 6 and up. Please note that projects will need to be picked up at a later date due to the kiln firing process. Class is located at Artistic Me in the new buildings in the Soo Town Lane area of Buffalo at 205 5th Street.

Friday, September 27................................6-8 p.m.

Buffalo Artistic Me (Mary Randall)........5406-A19F Registration Deadline: September 19...............$27

YOUR CHILD’S HIDDEN TALENTS

SNOWFLAKE ORNAMENTS

No two snowflake are ever alike. Create 3 unique snowflakes to hang on your tree or hang them in a window. Each snowflake will measure about 5 inches in diameter and will be created with clear glass to catch the light.

All materials and instructions are provided.

Due to the nature of glass fusing you will need to return to pick up your ornaments.

Participants should be able to use a tweezers and follow safety guidelines as the chips of glass have sharp edges.

Recommended for ages 6 and up. Please note that projects will need to be picked up at a later date due to the kiln firing process. Class is located at Artistic Me in the new buildings in the Soo Town Lane area of Buffalo at 205 5th Street.

Friday, November 15 .................................................................6-8 p.m.

Buffalo Artistic Me (Mary Randall)........5407-A19F Registration Deadline: November 7.................$32

Moeller. It is not about sports or athletic abilities, but explains unique identifiable personality strengths and talents. It will provide you with practical, immediately useful facts, as well as inspire you with exciting future possibilities for your kids.

Every child is born with unique talents.

Sometimes these strengths become obvious, but many times they do not. Learn how to recognize your child’s innate strengths so that you can provide the right opportunities for them to thrive and succeed. This class is Monday, November 18.......................7-8:30 p.m. for parents only (do not bring children) and AES-Room 187....................................5560-A19F is taught by Certified MBTI instructor Steve Registration Deadline: Nov. 13.......................$69 www.annmlce.com

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ADULT CLASSES

Participants will make a colorful wood sign using a vinyl stencil and will paint the design in colors of their choosing. The 12x24 solid wood board will be painted black and ready for the design to be added. When finished, it will be perfect to welcome the ghosts and goblins on Halloween. Aprons and all supplies provided.

Walking in a Winter Wonderland is the theme for this Workshop. This will be done on a solid wood board which will be painted a grey washed color, and ready for the vinyl stencil. Designs can be any color and we will also have glitter to add if you like. This sign can be displayed all winter long.

NEW!

EVERGREEN BRANCH

ADULT CLASSES

This sun catcher works great as a tabletop display or as a screen for votive candles. You will learn how to safely cut and assemble the design on a flat 6” x 12” piece of glass which will then be kiln fired to give it the shape. Due to the kiln firings you will need to return to pick up your item at a later date.

THE LEGENDARY LADIES OF COUNTRY-PARAMOUNT THEATRE

Please join us as we venture to the Paramount Theatre to see "The Legendary Ladies of Country" matinee performance. Come celebrate the catalogs of the Legendary Ladies of Country Music, spanning three decades of iconic songs from Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of live music featuring their number one hits: I Will AlParticipants should be able to use a tweezers and follow ways Love You, Jolene, Walking After Midnight, safety guidelines as the chips of glass have sharp edges. I Fall to Pieces, Coal Miner’s Daughter, Blue Recommended for ages 6 and up. Please note that proj- Kentucky Girl and many more. Before the show, ects will need to be picked up at a later date due to the we will stop at the Coyote Moon Restaurant at kiln firing process. Class is located at Artistic Me in the Territory Golf Club for a Buffet lunch. This show new buildings in the Soo Town Lane area of Buffalo at should have you dancing and singing in your 205 5th Street. seats. Sign up early, space is limited!

Thursday, October 24..........................6-8:30 p.m.

Buffalo Artistic Me (Mary Randall)........5408-A19F Registration Deadline: October 17...................$48

Tuesday, February 11............................5754-A19F Registration Deadline: January 7......................$89 Depart from Clearwater Travel Plaza at 11:25 a.m.

Return at approximately 4:30 p.m.

beautiful NYC skyline and landmarks.

November 29: Sight seeing on your own aboard the Big Bus Double Decker Bus. This is a hop-on, hop-off tour with a 3-day unlimited pass that includes admissions to 5 popular attractions. Your pass allows you to select 5 prepaid admissions from the list: Empire State Building, One World Observatory, Madame Tussauds, The Metropolitan Museum Of Art, Intrepid: Sea, Air & Space Museum, Museum of Modern Art, Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Ferry, 9/11 Memorial Museum.

November 30: Day of Leisure, you can do more of the tour bus attractions or try something new.

December 1: Head for home.

(November 27 – December 1, 2019) Have you ever watched the Macy's Thanksgiving Your trip includes: Round trip airfare on Delta, Parade on TV and wanted to go? Then we have Roosevelt Manhattan Hotel, NYC transfers & just the trip for you! Please join us as we head transportation, daily breakfast, Thanksgiving dinto NYC for Thanksgiving. This is an awesome ex- ner buffet & cruise, 3-day unlimited pass for 5 attractions & group travel guide. perience and here are some of the highlights: $2,699 Quad room per person.......#5724-A19F November 27: Travel to New York November 28: Watch the famous Macy's $2,779 Triple room per person…....#5723-A19F Thanksgiving Parade in person. Thanksgiving $2,939 Double room per person...#5722-A19F Dinner on the Hudson! Enjoy a dinner buffet $3,469 Single room per person....#5721-A19F while cruising on a luxury yacht taking in the Registration deadline is September 26!

NEW YORK CITY & MACY’S PARADE

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

THE LOONEY LUTHERANS! YOUNG-ISH AT HEART

HARK! THE BASEMENT LADIES SING is the latest installment in the Church Basement Ladies musical series. It is December 1960, and members of this rural community have gathered around their reel-to-reel tape player to record a special Christmas greeting for one of their boys serving overseas. As the ladies serve up coffee and cookies, Pastor suffers from a case of stage fright, Mavis smuggles a piglet into the kitchen, a surprise visitor leaves Karin speechless, and the Widow Vivian Snustad gets caught in an embarrassing situation.

Throughout it all, you are encouraged to sing along as Beverly Barsness bangs out Christmas carols on the old upright. So come “Fa La La” with the Church Basement Ladies as they deck their fellowship hall.

Lunch will be at 11:30 a.m., Show starts at 1 p.m. at the Ames Center in Burnsville. (Fee

coach transportation, ticket & lunch)

includes motorcoach transportation, ticket & lunch)

Wednesday, September 18...............................$70 .............................................................5750-A19F

Friday, November 22........................................$70 .............................................................5751-A19F

Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 9:45 a.m. and return at approximately 4:30 p.m.

Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 9:45 a.m. and return at approximately 4:30 p.m.

STILLWATER DAY TRIP! Fall Colors, Fine Art and Jazz Festival & Lunch on your own Enjoy the last outdoor art fair at the peak of the fall season along the banks of the beautiful St. Croix River.

Artisan's works feature photography, jewelry, pottery, painting, metal and much more! Regional musicians will provide entertainment on both ends of the Lowell Park. Delicious food items are available in the park or walk up town to the various shops and eating establishments.

- Or Choose St. Croix Cruise and Lunch, Fall Colors, Festival & Shopping We also will be offering a Cruise down the St. Croix with a lunch buffet if you choose to see the scenic St. Croix during lunch. Luncheon menu: Deli Meats & Cheeses, breads, assorted salads, fresh fruit, a warm entrée that varies daily, cookies, coffee. Cash bar on board. www.annmlce.com 9

Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes.

This trip fills up fast - Sign up early!

Annandale Time: Depart Annandale Middle School at 8:10 a.m.; Return 6 p.m.

Maple Lake Time: Depart Maple Lake High School at 8:25 a.m.; Return 5:50 p.m.

St. Croix Cruise & Lunch.........Sat., October 5 Annandale Activity Code...............5650-A19F Maple Lake Activity Code..............5651-A19F Fee...............$64 (Motor coach transportation) NO Cruise-Lunch on Own......Sat., October 5 Annandale Activity Code...............5655-A19F Maple Lake Activity Code..............5656-A19F Fee...............$33 (Motor coach transportation) Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ADULT CLASSES

The Looney Lutherans are a trio of wacky gals who use music, comedy, and help from the audience to share their tips for aging humorously in YOUNG(ish) AT HEART. This interactive comedy event includes the game show WHAT’S IN YOUR LUNCHBOX? (hosted by your favorite luncheon meat); musical advice for dealing with those aches and pains; and creative tips for keeping fit, because Jello isn’t the only thing that jiggles. Material is comedic and family friendly, and you don’t have to be Lutheran to love it! Getting older may be a “pain in the neck,” but laughter is good medicine.

Celebrate being YOUNG(ish) AT HEART with the Looney Lutherans. Lunch will be at 11:30 a.m., show starts at 1 p.m. at the Ames Center in Burnsville. (Fee includes motor-

HARK THE BASEMENT LADIES SING

ADULT CLASSES

BERMUDA AVENUE TRIANGLE DAYTRIPPERS THEATER

ANOKA HISTORY TOUR

Please join us as we venture to Anoka for some history and shopping. Our first stop will be at This comedy by the authors of Lovers and Other Hans Bakery. You will get some history of baking Strangers and other uproarious hits starred Bea and have a chance to buy some fresh baked Arthur (of Golden Girls fame) Nanette Fabray and goods. Next a member of the historical society the authors on Broadway. It concerns the advenwill board the bus for a driving tour of the area tures of a Jewish widow and an Irish widow history, folklore and more. The tour will conwhose successful daughters move them to Las clude with a stop a the local museum to see Vegas, where they share a retirement village some of the exhibits and behind the scenes articondo. On an excursion, they are saved from a facts. Then we will have lunch at Billy's. Lunch mugger by a charming if not quite sober gambler will be grilled chicken, served with salad, rice, who is short on cash. They allow him to curl up bread, potato and beverage. You will also have in the living room and they both manage to fall some ice cream for dessert. After lunch, you will for him. This Broadway success concerns the adhave a chance to explore the shopping in ventures of a Jewish widow and an Irish widow Downtown Anoka. You will be able to find a few whose respective daughters move them into a antiques, some special treats and more. After shared retirement condominium in Las Vegas some time shopping, we will head for home.

They think life has passed them by, until they both fall for a charming swindler! Lunch will be at 12:15 p.m., Show is at 1:15 p.m. (Fee includes It will be an action packed day, and we hope to see you. Sign up early, registration is limited!

motorcoach transportation, ticket & lunch) Annandale: Depart Annandale Middle School at 9:45 a.m.; Return approx. 5:45 p.m.

Maple Lake: Depart Maple Lake High School at 10 a.m.; Return approx.. 5:30 p.m

Saturday, October 26.......................................$73 .............................................................5752-A19F

Thursday, November 14...................................$69 Registration Deadline: October 14.......5753-A19F Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 8 a.m. and return at approximately 4 p.m.

RUSSIAN ART CENTER, ORTHODOX SEASONS DINNER THEATER: CATHEDRAL TOUR & MURRAY’S “A FATHER’S CHRISTMAS GIFT” STEAK HOUSE Please join us as we go to Seasons Dinner ThePlease join us on a fun day of exploring Minneapolis. We will start with exploring the Russian Art Center. There we will be able see an amazing collection of Soviet Era Russian Art. Our next stop will be lunch at Murray's Steak House in Downtown Minneapolis. We will enjoy Braised Boneless Short Rib served with mashed potatoes, green beans, bread, dessert and coffee or tea. Once we are full, we will have a chance to burn off some of those calories when we visit St. Mary's Orthodox Cathedral in NE Minneapolis. We will learn about the history and culture of the church before we head for home.

It will be a great day for learning and eating!

Space is limited, sign up early.

Tuesday, March 10...........................................$89 Registration Deadline: February 10.......5754-A19F Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 8:30 a.m. and return at approximately 4:45 p.m.

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ater at Majestic Oak. We will have lunch before the show and then watch “A Father’s Christmas Gift.” The McNulty family has celebrated Christmas the family’s cabin for as long as they can remember. Each year, the patriarch, Patrick McNulty, masterminds a Christmas riddle that makes the holiday particularly fun, and earned him the title, the passing of their beloved ‘pops?’

Who is behind the new Christmas riddle that seems to miraculously appear? And, is that enough to bring the joy and healing this family needs? It seems that ‘’Father Christmas’ is still presiding over this sacred holiday, surrounding his family with joy filled memories, and hoots of laughter.

After the great show, we will head back home.

Wednesday, December 4.................................$85 Registration Deadline: October 14.......5756-A19F Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 9:30 a.m. and return at approximately 4 p.m.

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WINONA BOAT TOUR

Wednesday, October 16.......$89 Registration Deadline.......Sept. 9 .................................5755-A19F Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 6 a.m. and return at approximately 7 p.m.

RED WING POTTERY TOUR

This breathtaking trip will take travelers through the picturesque St. Croix River Valley to explore the old-world charm of a winery created in the image of a European Estate with a carriage house, stables and formal gardens. Trip-goers will tour the winery production area, and have a memorable lunch at the historic Lowell Inn in Stillwater, as well as make a stop for shopping at Aamondt's Orchard!

This thrilling trip to beautiful Red Wing will feature a tour of the Pottery Museum that features an interactive experience and the amazing 70-gallon pottery jug. Trip goers will have a casual lunch at Liberty's Restaurant, and a local guide will present the historical facts and interesting sites on a riding tour. Plus there will be plenty of time to shop!

Friday, September 27..................$85 .....................................5701 – A19S

Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 7:45 a.m. Return at approximately 4:30 p.m. (Motorcoach Transportation)

Depart from the Clearwater Travel Plaza at 8:15 a.m. Return at approximately 5 p.m. (Motorcoach Transportation)

Full Itinerary: 10:15 a.m. Arrive at St. Croix Winery Store in Stillwater. Purchase awardwinning local wines, grown and vinted at the orchard. The store is adjacent to the Aamodts Apple Farm.

You can purchase Minnesota apples inside the nostalgic apple barn. The bakery has pies featuring JoAnn Aamodt’s secret recipe, the famous cider donuts, fresh apple cider, locally-produced honey and other tasty products and gifts. 11 a.m.

Leave the winery orchard. 11:15 a.m. Arrive at the Lowell Inn. The Lowell Inn opened in 1927. Elmer Lowell created a lush and elegant hotel that still stands the test of time.

Fine dining rooms were established and have been restored. Have lunch at the Lowell Inn, better known as the “Mt. Vernon of the Midwest.”

Menu: Chicken ala King - Tender pieces of chicken, mushrooms, red and green peppers in a sherry cream sauce served over a puff pastry shell, mashed potatoes, vegetable of the day, beverage and a small dessert. 12:30 p.m. Leave the Lowell Inn in Stillwater.

1:30 p.m. Arrive at the Chateau St Croix Winery in the picturesque St. Croix River Valley near St. Croix Falls. Tour the winery production area and barrel room. Explore the old-world charm of a winery created in the image of a European Estate with a carriage house, stables and formal gardens. After the tour enjoy the beautiful setting. Visit the gift area and decide which wines you would like to purchase. 3:00 p.m.

Leave St. Croix Falls.

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Tuesday, August 20.....................$75 ...............………..........5703 – A19S

Full Itinerary: 10 a.m. Arrive at the Pottery Museum located in the Pottery Place Annex.

This attraction features an interactive experience and the amazing 70-gallon pottery jug. A docent will talk about the project and introduce you to the exhibits on display. The historic pottery industry flourished in Red Wing, Minnesota from 1877 until 1967. The Red Wing Collectors Society Foundation is a national foundation dedicated to gathering historical information and items to preserve Red Wing and other American pottery and stoneware for future generations. Preserving the history of the clay industries in Red Wing, this museum has more than 6,000 historic pieces of stoneware, art pottery, dinnerware, and folk art to view and enjoy. 11:15 a.m. Leave the Pottery Museum. 11:30 a.m. Arrive at Liberty Restaurant located in the historic downtown building at 3rd & Plum owned by the Noreen Family since 1975. Menu: Meat-Loaf Luncheon with Cole Slaw, Mashed Potato & Gravy, Vegetable, Roll and Butter, Beverage, Petite Ice Cream Sundae.

12:45 p.m. Meet a local tour guide for a riding tour of historic Red Wing.

Hear about the Pottery business, see impressive commercial and civic buildings, churches as well as a residential neighborhoods. Enjoy your journey through Red Wing’s architectural past and along the riverfront area now known as Levee Park. See the first downtown building, the Chicago-Milwaukee-St. Paul-Pacific Railroad Depot.

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ADULT CLASSES

Join us as we venture down to Winona, with a stop in Lake City on the way home. When we arrive Winona, we will take a cruise on the Mississippi River provided by the Winona Tour Boat. You will get to learn the history of the river, see some fall color and also have a great chance at seeing a wide variety of wildlife. The tour will have coffee and treats for you as you board. After the tour, we will have lunch at Signatures Restaurant. Lunch will consist of herb marinated chicken with a citrus burre blanc sauce. It will be served with a garden salad, wild rice medley, chefs choice vegetable, bread and butter. You can also have a coffee or tea to wash it down. After lunch, you will head to Lake City for a visit to the Pepin Heights Apple Orchard to get some fresh apples. We hope you join us for this fun filled day! We only have 45 spots and they will fill fast.

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ESSENTIAL OILS FOR PREGNANCY, BABIES & KIDS

HEALTH/FITNESS

INTRODUCTION TO ESSENTIAL OILS

Learn the basics of Pure Therapeutic Grade Essential oils - Learn how to use them, where to get them, and how to incorporate them into your everyday life to keep a happy, healthy body.

Tuesday, September 10 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5530–A19F...........................$15

HOME DETOX REMOVING TOXIC CHEMICALS FROM YOUR HOME

The average woman puts on over 300 chemicals a day with many of them being endocrine, hormone, and immune system disruptors.

When we use toxic chemicals on our body and cleaning our home with toxic chemicals, our bodies do not know how to be healthy.

Come learn what is in your products so you can start living your healthy life.

Monday, September 23 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5530–A19F...........................$15

HEALTHY HORMONES

Whether you are a woman or a man, you need to have healthy hormones to be healthy. Come learn how to stabilize your hormones easily to enjoy more of your everyday life activities.

Monday, October 21 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5534–A19F...........................$15 NEW!

BRAIN & GUT HEALTH

Did you know the way to a healthier brain is by eating the proper nutrition to create a healthy gut?

Thursday, November 7 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

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Did you know Essential Oils have been used for thousands of years to keep people healthy? Learn which oils are safe during pregnancy, which oils to use on babies safely, and how to apply oils to kids so they can live a healthy life.

Imagine a life of wellness, the health is here and it's yours!

Wednesday, October 9 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5532–A19F...........................$15

WELLNESS MADE EASY/NUTRITION 101

With all of the hustle and bustle of the world today with kids, jobs, workouts and stress, we need to be vigilant about what we are putting in our bodies. This class will show you how simple it can be to shop, cook, and keep up with the hustle while nourishing your body.

Tuesday, October 15 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5533–A19F...........................$15

EMOTIONAL TRAUMA & HOW YOU CAN RECOVER

Did you know that your emotions can cause physical problems in the body? Learn how to release the emotional trauma in the past so you can live a happier life with more freedom.

Tuesday, October 1 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5531–A19F...........................$15

SAVVY MINERALS

BODY CLEANSE

Learn what to use during a full body cleanse. Whether it’s losing those extra pounds from the holidays or getting rid of those health issues caused by toxic build up, this is the class for you. This class will show you how to feel lighter on your feet and have more energy throughout the day.

Tuesday, October 29 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5535–A19F...........................$15

NEW!

SUPPLEMENTS

There are so many supplements on the market nowadays, how do we know which ones are the ones are best? Learn which ones your body needs with a biofeedback scan.

Wednesday, November 20 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5538–A19F...........................$15

WEIGHT LOSS

Contrary to popular belief, losing weight doesn’t have to be difficult!

This class gives the information you need to jump start you into weight loss and a happier, healthier life. Depression, stress, work, and kids don’t have to be excuses for gaining weight anymore. Let this class guide you to a healthier way Monday, December 2 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5539–A19F...........................$15

ESSENTIAL OILS MAKE & TAKE NEW!

Makeup can clog your pores and cause breakouts! Know how to apply mineral makeup to have the best coverage and lasting look.

Come learn how to make chemical free products for you and your home - Room freshener, chest rub/body butter, bath salts, natural cleaning, and more!

Thursday, November 14 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5537–A19F...........................$15

Thursday, December 5 AES Room 187.........6:30-8 p.m.

5540–A19F...........................$24

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CARDS BASKETBALL

CARDS BASKETBALL

Cards basketball will cover basketball skills and fundamentals at a pace boys and girls can understand and are comfortable with. Students will learn skill development and participate in lead games, exercise, and mini games. Maximum class size: 30 students.

Cards basketball will cover basketball skills and fundamentals at a pace boys and girls can understand and are comfortable with. Students will learn skill development and participate in lead games, exercise, and mini games. Maximum class size: 30 students.

Tuesdays, Grade 1.................................3-4 p.m.

October 22, 29 & November 5, 12..........AES Gym 2207-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline...........................October 16 Fee after Deadline…........................................$22

Tuesdays, Grades 4-5...........................3-4 p.m.

November 26, December 3, 10, 19.........AES Gym 2212-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline.......................November 20 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22

Thursdays, Grade 2..............................3-4 p.m.

October 24, 31 & November 7, 14..........AES Gym 2209-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline...........................October 16 Fee after Deadline............................................$22

Wednesdays, Kindergarten.................3-4 p.m.

November 27, December 4, 11, 18.........AES Gym 2213-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline.......................November 20 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22

AFTER SCHOOL SOCCER

SHOOTING SKILLS BASKETBALL CLINIC

Grades 1-2

Grades K, 3, 4-5

If you like to burn off excess energy and learn soccer skills, this class is for you!

As a participant in this class you will be introduced to the basic skills of soccer.

Students will participate in fun exercises, drills, and games. Maximum class size: 30 students.

Wednesdays - Grades 1-2 September 11, 18, 25, October 2 AES Football Field.....................................3-4 p.m.

2203-A19F...............$17 - Fee After Deadline: $22 Registration Deadline........................September 5 Tuesdays - Grades 3-4 September 10, 17, 24, October 1 AES Football Field.....................................3-4 p.m.

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Grades 4-8

This seven week program is designed to expand on the shooting fundamentals of basketball for boys and girls in grades 4-8.

These shooting skills and games performed throughout the 75 minute practice will help prepare them for the upcoming traveling basketball season. This camp will be instructed by Andy Ortmann. Minimum 10 Maximum 48.

Mondays September 9, 16, 23, October 7, 14, 21, 28 (No class on September 30) AES Gym.............................................6-7:15 p.m.

2701-A19F.......................................................$59 Registration Deadline........................September 5 Fee After Deadline…........................................$66 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

YOUTH - ANNANDALE

Grades 1-4

Mondays, Grade 3................................3-4 p.m.

November 25, December 2, 9,16............AES Gym 2211-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline.......................November 20 Fee after Deadline........................................…$22

YOUTH - ANNANDALE

schedule changes, find scorekeepers and clock operators for all home games their grade level hosts.

Player Evaluations: All players must be present at tryouts to be placed on a traveling team.

Please attend both dates as players usually perform better on the second day. Teams are formed by grade, gender, skill level and previous experience. Evaluations will focus on dribbling, passing, ball handling, shooting and end with a scrimmage so that rebounding and defensive skills can be viewed..

Player Evaluation Dates: Monday, September 30 • 3 p.m. - 4th Grade Boys & Girls • 4 p.m. - 5th Grade Boys & Girls • 5 p.m. - 6th Grade Boys & Girls

ANNANDALE YOUTH BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION TRAVELING BASKETBALL

Tuesday, October 1 • 3 p.m. - 5th Grade Boys & Girls • 4 p.m. - 6th Grade Boys & Girls • 5 p.m. - 4th Grade Boys & Girls • 6 p.m. - 7th Grade Boys & Girls • 7 p.m. - 8th Grade Boys & Girls

7th and 8th Grade Season: The 7th and 8th grade season will take place in the idle part The Annandale Youth Basketball Association of the regular season. AYBA is an additional (AYBA) provides an excellent opportunity for basketball experience for students who want boys and girls in grade 4-6 to participate in orto continue to play during the off season. If you ganized traveling basketball focusing on skills, would like to play school basketball please techniques and competitive play. Practices will contact athletics to register. begin in November. Teams practice weekday evenings, once or twice a week depending on gym availability. Each traveling team will play in 8-10 tournaments. It is the responsibility of 4601-A19F......Grade 4 Girls ($225/Player Fee) the parents to transport their child to/ from all 4602-A19F......Grade 5 Girls ($225/Player Fee) games and practices.

4603-A19F......Grade 6 Girls ($225/Player Fee) Volunteer coaches are needed, please contact 4609-A19F…..Grade 7 Girls ($150/Player Fee) Brandii at bthomas@isd876.org or 320-274- 4610-A19F…..Grade 8 Girls ($150/Player Fee) 3058 x 4402.

4604-B19F......Grade 4 Boys ($225/Player Fee)

By Wednesday, September 25, parents inter- 4605-B19F......Grade 5 Boys ($225/Player Fee) ested in coaching will need to call Comm. Ed. 4606-B19F......Grade 6 Boys ($225/Player Fee) at 320-274-3058.

4607-B19F…..Grade 7 Boys ($150/Player Fee) Coaches Meeting: Wednesday, October 9, at 6 p.m. in the Media Center at AES. (Please 4608-B19F…..Grade 8 Boys ($150/Player Fee) enter through door 2).

Responsibility of Coaches: Organize/run Registration Deadline: September 29 weekly practices, inform player/families about Grade 4-6

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LACROSSE

Boys & Girls Grades 1-3

LACROSSE

Boys & Girls Grades 6-8

Introducing our new after school lacrosse class. You will be introduced to the basic skills of lacrosse. Students will participate in fun exercises, drills, and games. Community Education will provide all the essential equipment to our participants during each session. Max class: 30

Thursdays September 12, 19, October 3, 10..............3-4 p.m.

AES Football Field.................................................

2201-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline........................September 5 Fee After Deadline...........................................$22

Tuesdays September 10, 17, 24, October 1..............3-4 p.m.

AMS.......................................................................

2202-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline........................September 5 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22

DODGEBALL Grades 3-5

DODGEBALL Grades 6-8

If you love playing the game of If you love playing the game of Dodgeball and you are in grades 3Dodgeball and you are in grades 34, this is the class for you! The entire 4, this is the class for you! The entire hour is devoted to your favorite game. hour is devoted to your favorite game.

Different types of Dodgeball will be played Different types of Dodgeball will be played depending on choice of the participants. depending on choice of the participants.

Maximum class size: 30 students.

Maximum class size: 30 students.

Mondays October 14, 21, 28, November 11 AES Gym..................................................3-4 p.m.

2206-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline...........................October 10 Fee After Deadline...........................................$22

FLOOR HOCKEY Grades 1-2

Thursdays September 12, 19, 26, October 3 AMS A Gym..............................................3-4 p.m.

2204-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline........................September 5 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22

FLOOR HOCKEY

Grades 6-8

Participants will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of indoor hockey. Fun mini games will be played weekly. Safe indoor sticks and eye goggles are used in this activity. A great way for students to develop their athletic skills and have fun with friends. Max class: 30

Participants will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of indoor hockey. Fun mini games will be played weekly. Safe indoor sticks and eye goggles are used in this activity. A great way for students to develop their athletic skills and have fun with friends. Max class: 30

Thursdays November 21, December 5, 12, 19 AES Gym..................................................3-4 p.m.

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Mondays September 9, 16, 23, 30 AMS A Gym...............................................3-4 p.m.

2205-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline.........................September 4 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

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Introducing our new after school lacrosse class. You will be introduced to the basic skills of lacrosse. Students will participate in fun exercises, drills, and games. Community Education will provide all the essential equipment to our participants during each session. Max class: 30

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

PING PONG

Kindergarten

Grades 6-8

Did You know that Ping Pong is the third largest participated in sport in the world? This sport helps develop mental acuity and improves reWednesdays flexes. Get together with your friends for some friendly and challenging competition October 9, 16, 23, 30 AES Gym...................................................3-4 p.m. in Ping Pong.

YOUTH - ANNANDALE

A program for boys and girls that is full of excitement and good exercise. Students will learn a variety of sports and games in a positive, fun environment. Maximum class size: 30 students.

2208-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline............................October 9 Fee After Deadline............................................$22

CARDINAL PRIDE DAY

Tuesdays October 8, 15, 22, 29 AMS (Meet in the Media Center)...............3-4 p.m.

2004-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline............................October 1 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22

HOMECOMING CHEER CLINIC

Boys & Girls Grades 1-6

Try your skills at punting, passing, and kicking by joining us at the annual Football Challenge. Students will be grouped by grades into separate divisions. Finalists from the passing competition of each division will perform during halftime of the Annandale varsity football game on Wednesday, October 16, at 7 p.m. vs. DC.

Grades K-6

Come learn a cheer routine, including dancing and stunting with the Annandale Cheer Team with a performance during half-time of the homecoming game.

4726-A19F..............................$35 *Includes Poms ................................Annandale Elementary School Instructors.................Varsity Coaches and Dancers Registration Deadline........................September 17 Tuesday, September 24…....………3:15-4:30 p.m.

Monday, October 7.........................3:15-4:30 p.m.

Thursday, September 26……...…....3:15-4:30 p.m.

AES Football Field...................................................

(Followed by: Half-time Performance on Friday,

4729-A19F......................................................FREE

September 27 Game starts at 7 p.m.)

Registration Deadline............................October 4

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IRISH BASKETBALL

IRISH BASKETBALL OPEN GYM

Grades 1-3

Grades 3-6

Mondays November 18, 25, December 2, 9 MLE Cafeteria............................................3-4 p.m.

9911-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline........................November 12 Fee After Deadline............................................$22

Spend some time after school improving your basketball skills and spending time with some friends. This class offers a great opportunity to shoot hoops after school. Community Education will provide all the necessary equipment. If you are crazy about basketball this class is for you. Max class: 30 Tuesdays November 26, December 3, 10, 17 MLE Cafeteria.........................................................

9912-A19F.......................................................$17 Registration Deadline........................November 20 Fee After Deadline…........................................$22

IRISH FALL VOLLEYBALL

IRISH HOMECOMING CHEER CLINIC

September 9, 16, 23, 30, October 8.........................$40 Registration Deadline: Sept. 4...Fee After Deadline: $50 Grades 3-4...................................................9871-A19F 5:30-6:30 p.m.............................................MLHS Gym Grades 5-6...................................................9872-A19F 6:30-7:30 p.m.............................................MLHS Gym

9531-A19F……...............$35 Includes Poms and T-shirt Registration Deadline: Sept. 16……………MLES Gym Tuesday, October 1………...............……….3-4:30 p.m.

Thursday, October 3….................………….3-4:30 p.m.

Friday, October 4………………Game begins at 7 p.m.

Girls Grades 3-6 Elementary Girls will have the opportunity to participate in IRISH Fall Volleyball! The focus of the volleyball sessions will be to learn the fundamentals of volleyball and to have fun!

ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL Boys & Girls Grades 3-6

This five week program is designed to introduce and expand upon the fundamentals of basketball for boys and girls in grades 3-6. The third and fourth grade participants will focus on the basics as well as fun lead up games to challenge all skill levels. Fifth and sixth grade participants will be engaged in more advanced skills and games. These skills and games will be performed throughout the hour long practice to prepare them for the upcoming traveling basketball season. The girls’ program will be instructed by the girls’ varsity basketball coaches and team. The boys’ program will be instructed by the boys’ basketball coaches and team. Participants will also be www.annmlce.com

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Grades K-6 Come Learn a cheer routine taught by Maple Lake’s very own, NEW, High school cheerleading team. This program will include two practices, and a final performance at half time of the Maple Lake Homecoming game on October 4.

recognized at the elementary basketball night sponsored by both boys and girls basketball teams.

Mondays October 21, 28, November 4, 11, 18 MLHS Gym & MLE Gym.................6:30-7:45 p.m.

Registration Deadline...........................October 15 Fee...................................................................$35 9527-A19F .................................Girls Grades 3-4 9528-A19F .................................Girls Grades 5-6 9529-A19F .................................Boys Grades 3-4 9530-A19F .................................Boys Grades 5-6

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YOUTH - MAPLE LAKE

Irish basketball will cover basketball skills and fundamentals at a pace boys and girls can understand and are comfortable with. Students will learn skill development and participate in lead games, exercise and mini games. Max size: 30 students

FLOOR HOCKEY

YOUTH - MAPLE LAKE

Grades 1-3 Participants will be introduced to the basic fundamentals of indoor hockey. Fun mini games will be played weekly. Safe indoor sticks and eye goggles are used in this activity. A great way for students to develop their athletic skills and have fun with friends. Max size: 30 Wednesdays November 27, December 4, 11, 18..........................3-4 p.m.

MLE Cafeteria....................9914-A19F......................$17 Reg. Deadline: Nov. 21.............Fee After Deadline..$22

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

Grades K-2 A program for boys and girls that is full of excitement and good exercise. Students will learn a variety of sports and games in a positive, fun environment. Maximum class size: 30 students.

Tuesdays October 22, 29, November 5, 12..............................3-4 p.m.

MLE Cafeteria...................9907-A19F.......................$17 Reg. Deadline: Oct. 15.........Fee After Deadline.......$22

IRISH KICKBALL

Boys & Girls Grades 2-6

All the fun of baseball and softball without as many rules.

If this sounds like the activity for you come and join us out on the kickball diamond. Throughout the course of the season we will learn the basics of the game of kickball while having fun with our friends.

Rules of the game will be adjusted to suite the students registered for this activity. Maximum class size: 30 students

RUN LIKE THE WIND Grades 3-6

Enjoy the fresh autumn air while getting a chance to experience high school cross country! Maple lake cross country coaches along with the entire high school cross country team will lead students through some stretches, running and cool downs.

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DODGEBALL

Grades 3-6 If you love playing the game of Dodgeball and you are in grades 4-6, this is the class for you! The entire hour is devoted to your favorite game. Different types of Dodgeball will be played depending on choice of the participants. Max class size: 30 students Wednesdays October 23, 30, November 6, 13.............................3-4 p.m.

MLE Cafeteria........................9915-A19F..................$17 Reg. Deadline: Oct. 16...Fee After Deadline.............$22

IRISH PRIDE DAY

Boys & Girls Grades 1-6 Try your skills at punting, passing, and kicking. Join us at the annual Football Challenge. Students will be grouped by grades and into separate divisions. Finalists from the passing competition in each division will get to perform during halftime of the October 4 varsity Football game.

Monday, September 30..........................3:15-4:30 p.m. ......................................................MLHS Football Field 9818-A19F.............................................................FREE Registration Deadline....................September 25

Grades 2-3...................Tuesdays .......September 17, 24, October 1, 8 ...........................................3-4 p.m.

9901-A19F ................................$17 Grades 4-6.......................Mondays September 16, 23, Oct. 7, 14 (No Class 9/30) .......................................................3-4 p.m.

9902-A19F ............................................$17 Maple Lake Elementary Cafeteria Pick Up.......................Field #5 (By Hwy 55) Registration Deadline.............September 12 Fee after Deadline……………………….$22

cross country is about without being too hard for beginners. Students will receive two Gatorades, an ice cream treat, a t-shirt and a trip to a real cross country race where they are welcome to participate in the 1500M fun run, and cheer on their High School Cross Country team.

Practice Dates..........September 18, 25, October 2 ..................................................................3-4 p.m.

Meet Date..............................................October 3 0017-A19F….......................................……….$40 Registration Deadline……..................September 9 Fee after Deadline….........................................$45 Location..........................................ML Elementary Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

ANNANDALE GYMNASTICS

Mondays........November 4, 11, 18, 25, December 2, 16 7601-A19F.......6:15-7 p.m......$57 ($67 after deadline)

LEVEL ONE Girls & Boys - Ages 5+ We will learn basic shapes, jumps and tumbling.

We will learn skills on all four events while working on our flexibility, coordination, and strength.

Tuesdays........November 5, 12, 19, 26, December 3, 17 7701-A19F.......6:15-7 p.m......$57 ($67 after deadline)

Mondays........November 4, 11, 18, 25, December 2, 16 7801-A19F........7-8 p.m..........$60 ($70 after deadline)

LEVEL THREE Girls & Boys - Ages 8+ with Considerable Experience Gymnasts will focus on progressions that lead to front and back handsprings, and what a “tumbling pass” looks like. They will continue to develop higher level skills on all four events to prepare them for high school gymnastics.

Tuesdays........November 5, 12, 19, 26, December 3, 17 7901-A19F........7-8 p.m..........$60 ($70 after deadline)

Youth Gymnastics Night at Annandale vs.

Maple Lake Meet on Tuesday, December 10!

MAPLE LAKE GYMNASTICS INTERMEDIATE Girls & Boys - Ages 5 & Up Ages 5 and Up. Skill Requirement- Bars: Pull Over w/ mat, casting, jump to high bar. Floor: Forward roll, backward roll, cartwheel, handstand, and bridge kickover. Min 6/Max 24 November 11, 18, 25, December 2,9, 16 7500-A19F.........6:10-7:25 p.m.......$78 ($88 After deadline)

BEGINNERS Girls & Boys Ages 5 & Up This Class is for students ages 5 and up. No Skill requirement, just an interest in gymnastics and a readiness to learn. Min 6/Max 24 November 5, 12, 19, 26, December 3, 12 7400-A19F........6:10-7:10 p.m........$60 ($70 After deadline)

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PARENT/TOT Girls & Boys - Ages 18 Months-3 Years In this class we help the parent and gymnast work together in a playful, fun atmosphere to develop flexibility, agility, hand-eye-coordination, body awareness, and build strength while learning basic gymnastics skills. We use music, games, and gymnastics equipment. Min 4/Max 12 November 13, 20, 27, December 4, 11, 18 7100-A19F........5:45-6:15 p.m........$54 ($64 After deadline)

PRESCHOOL Girls & Boys - Ages 3-5 In these classes we teach the basics skills, terminology of gymnastics in a fun atmosphere. Your child will learn skills like forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, swings, and supports on bars, This class will help teach your child to interact and behave in a structured class setting and also help improve their gymnastics skills. Min 6/Max 18 November 13, 20, 27, December 4, 11, 18 7200-A19F.......6:20-7:05 p.m.........$57 ($67 After deadline)

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PRESCHOOL Girls & Boys - Ages 3 & 4 This class will introduce children to the basics of gymnastics. They will learn the fundamental shapes, terms and positions in a FUN atmosphere!

LEVEL TWO Girls & Boys - Ages 5+ with Experience Gymnasts will continue to develop skill on all four events. Must be able to do a bridge and cartwheel.

We’ll begin to work on kicking over, round-offs, jumps, and leaps while working on flexibility, coordination, and strength.

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COMMUNITY ED BASKETBALL

There are many great basketball opportunities for both Annandale and Maple Lake students. Each of these opportunity includes some travel, and relies on volunteer coaches. Space is limited so please register by the deadline. Space is only guaranteed if participants are registered by the deadline.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 4 5th & 6th Grade Boys Basketball 5th and 6th grade boys will play in the Central MN Recreation League. Teams will practice at their home schools 1-2 evenings a week, and play games on 8 Saturday mornings from December-February. Teams will also get to play in 1-2 tournaments. Possible game locations include Becker, Big Lake, Rockford, Annandale, Maple Lake, Sartell and Zimmerman.

5th Grade Boys ANN.....................................4615-A19F 5th Grade Boys ML........................................9082-A19F 6th Grade Boys ANN.....................................4616-A19F 6th Grade Boys ML........................................9083-A19F Fee: $125..................................Fee After Deadline: $135

4th, 5th & 6th Grade Girls Basketball 4th-6th Grade Girls from Annandale & Maple Lake will play in the Waconia League. Teams will practice 1-2 nights per week and play games on Saturday mornings from December-February. Teams will also get to play in 1-2 Tournaments. Away games are scheduled at various locations which can include Waconia, Howard Lake, Hutchinson, Cologne Academy, Lester Prairie, NYA and more.

4th Grade Girls ANN.....................................4611-A19F 4th Grade Girls ML........................................9077-A19F 5th Grade Girls ANN.....................................4612-A19F 5th Grade Girls ML........................................9078-A19F 6th Grade Girls ANN.....................................4613-A19F 6th Grade Girls ML........................................9083-A19F Fee: $125..................................Fee After Deadline: $135

4th Grade Boys Basketball 4th Grade Boys from Annandale & Maple Lake will play in the Waconia League. Teams will practice 12 nights per week and play games on Saturday mornings from December-February. Teams will also get to play in 1-2 Tournaments. Away games are scheduled at various locations which can include Waconia, Howard Lake, Hutchinson, Cologne Academy, Lester Prairie, NYA and more.

4th Grade Boys ANN.....................................4614-A19F 4th Grade Boys ML........................................9081-A19F Fee: $125..................................Fee After Deadline: $135

3rd Grade Boys & Girls Basketball This is an opportunity to have your 3rd grade student experience what traveling basketball is like. In this program players will practice once a week, play in a tournament, and play other 3rd grade teams in Becker. Two Games per week will take place on four Saturdays with varying times each week. Teams may have morning or evening games. All games will be located at the Becker Field House. Practice will begin in November.

3rd Grade Girls ANN.....................................4666-A19F 3rd Grade Girls ML........................................9076-A19F 3rd Grade Boys- ANN....................................4666-B19F 3rd Grade Boys ML........................................9080-A19F Fee: $85......................................Fee After Deadline: $95

Volunteer coaches are needed, please contact the Community Education office if interested 274-3058.

By Friday, October 4, parents interested in coaching will need to call Comm. Ed. at 274-3058. Once the number of coaches is known, we will set the number of teams. There will be a maximum of 10 players per team. Once the teams are filled, a waiting list will be created with hopes additional coaches will step forward. 1 Coach=10 Players=1 Team Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, October 8, at 6 p.m. in the Presentation Computer Lab in the Bendix Media Center at the Annandale Elementary School (Please enter through the Main Elementary entrance).

Responsibility of Coaches: Organize/run weekly practices, inform player/families about schedule changes, find scorekeepers and clock operators for all home games their grade level.

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TUMBLING

Fee: $72.....................................Fee After Deadline: $82

7600-A19F....................................................5-5:45 a.m.

Fee: $68.....................................Fee After Deadline: $78

Level One: Kindergarten & Up This is a great level for a kiddo who has never been introduced to gymnastics. We’ll learn basic shapes, jumps, and leaps. We will begin tumbling while working on our flexibility, coordination and strength.

Level Three: 8 Years & Up This class is for all skill levels. We’ll break into small groups based on ability. We will focus on professions that lead to front and back handsprings, and what a “tumbling pass” looks like.

There is a possibility to learn a short routine incorporating all that we have learned.

7700-A19F...............................................5:30-6:15 a.m.

Fee: $68.....................................Fee After Deadline: $78

7900-A19F.........................................................7-8 p.m.

Fee: $72.....................................Fee After Deadline: $82

FALL SWIMMING LESSONS The Community Education swimming lessons are intended to teach students how to swim skillfully and safely. The prerequisite for each level is a successful completion of the previous level. Must be 5 years old by the start of level one. Participants must be present on the test day to complete the level.

Level 1: Intro to Water Skills (Ages 5+) Helps students feel comfortable in the water.

They will learn to enter and exit water safely, exhale underwater through nose and mouth, swim on the front and back using arm and leg actions, floats and front and back glides.

Swimmers must be 5 years old by the first day of class, and be able to be in the water by themselves. Min-4/Max-6 Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills (Ages 5+) Begin fundamental skills in locomotion, floating, and recovery in a standing position, submerge head, retrieve underwater objects, work on kicking, front crawl, and begin learning elementary backstroke. Min-4/Max-8 www.annmlce.com

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Level 3: Stroke Development (Ages 5+) Builds on the skills in level two through additional guided practice in deeper water.

Skills include treading water, flutter and dolphin kicks on front, scissor kick, front crawl, and elementary backstroke, plus age appropriate water safety topics. Min-4/Max-8 TUESDAYS........September 10, 17, 24, October 1, 8, 15 Registration Fee........................................................$70 Registration Deadline.................................September 3 Fee After Deadline....................................................$80 Level 1...............5-5:50 p.m..........................2000-A19F Level 2...............6-6:50 p.m..........................2000-B19F Level 3...............7-7:50 p.m..........................2000-C19F

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Level Two: Kindergarten & Up This level is for students who have some exMONDAYS: September 9, 16, 23, 30, perience with gymnastics. They should be October 7, 14, 21, 28 AMS Wrestling Room..Reg. Deadline: Sept. 5 able to do a cartwheel, and a basic bridge.

We’ll begin to work on kicking over, round Preschool: Ages 3-5 offs, jumps, and leaps while working on flex(Not yet in Kindergarten) This fun-filled level ibility, coordination and strength. includes basic shapes, and learning how to 7800-A19F.........................................................6-7 p.m. move our bodies.

SATURDAY SOCCER

PRESCHOOL SATURDAY SOCCER

If you like to burn off energy and learn new soccer skills, this class is for you! Participants will learn the fundamentals of soccer and working as a team. Players will be introduced to the basic skills of soccer while participating in fun exercises, drills and mini games. Participants will also play a soccer game each Saturday.

A program for boys and girls that is full of excitement and good exercise.

Students will work on gross motor skills through various mini games centered around soccer skills. Emphasis will be on fun, and good sportsmanship.

Saturdays September 14, 21, 28, October 5............9-10 a.m.

AES Fields.........................................................$17 ANNANDALE.......................................2911-A19F MAPLE LAKE.......................................9617-A19F Registration Deadline.........................September 9 Fee After Deadline............................................$22

Saturdays September 14, 21, 28, October 5.....10-10:30 a.m.

AES Fields.........................................................$17 ANNANDALE.......................................2210-A19F MAPLE LAKE.......................................9616-A19F Registration Deadline.........................September 9 Fee After Deadline............................................$22

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Boys & Girls Grades K-2

Ages 3-5 (Not Yet in Kindergarten)

JUNIOR GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Grades 5-6 during the 2019-2020 school yr This is a Juniors program (Formerly known at Junior Olympic “JO”) in which players will be taught the basics of volleyball, sportsmanship & teamwork. This great opportunity will include basic skills and maximized participation for all participants in 5th & 6th grade. This seasons is shorter than a typical Club Team season. It only runs from Mid February-End of April. The junior program is designed to be slightly more competitive than a regular season, and includes only tournaments with teams from all over the state. Players will be required to complete online officiating training as a team on Tuesday Feb. 4 at 6 p.m. in the AES Media Center. A Parent Meeting will take place on January 21 at 6 p.m. at the AES Media Center.

Volunteer coaches are needed. Please contact Brandii Thomas at bthomas@isd876.org.This a parent volunteer run team. If no parents are available to coach by Friday, January 3, we will not be able to provide this opportunity.

JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC

SUNDAY OPEN GYM

Ages 8-16

When your children participate in the golf clinics at Southbrook, they will have fun learning about all the various aspects of the game of golf. They will gain experience in swing fundamentals, etiquette, rules, competition and much more. Children need to bring their own clubs. Class is limited to 8 participants.

BEGINNERS: Tuesday Session September 10, 17, 24, October 1......................6-7 p.m.

2258-A18F..............................$50 Includes Range Balls Registration Deadline................................September 5 ADVANCED BEGINNERS: Thursday Session September 12, 19, 26, October 3......................6-7 p.m.

2259-A18F..............................$50 Includes Range Balls Registration Deadline................................September 5

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There will be a minimum of 8 and maximum of 9 players on a team. Once the teams are filled, a waiting list will be created with hope additional coaches will step forward. 1 coach=9 players=1 team, with a maximum of 2 coaches per team (due to association fees). Teams will be separated by school, but if there are not enough to create a full team for one school players will be given the opportunity to combine.

Coach Responsibilities: Organize/run weekly practices, keep team members/parents informed of tournament schedules and any changes. Coaches will need to complete an online IMPACT training clinic and officiating clinic and officiate during off matches. Coaches Meeting: January 21 at 6:45 p.m. at the AES Media Center.

Practices: One or two practices a week dependent on gym availability. Practice schedule will be determined by each team’s coach. Practices will begin mid February.

ANNANDALE Grade 5...............................2700-A19W ANNANDALE Grade 6...............................2777-A19W MAPLE LAKE Grade 5................................9521-A19W MAPLE LAKE Grade 6................................9522-A19W Registration Deadline: January 3.....................Fee: $189

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Come and take advantage of the Annandale High School or Annandale Elementary School on Sunday afternoons. The gyms will be open for families to use to stretch their legs during the long winter months as well as room for pick-up basketball games. Come and let your school be your health club this winter!

The batting cages will not be available during this time and it is up to the Community Education Staff’s discretion as to what activities will be allowed. Children 13 and younger must be accompanied by an adult or they will not be allowed at open gym.

Please wear proper shoes. This activity is on a drop in basis, pre-registration is not required. Everyone is welcome!

Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1, 8, 15.........3-5 p.m.

Dates/Locations are subject to change....$3/person/Sunday

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VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCE

BABYSITTING TRAINING 101 Ages 10 & Up

This course follows the American Academy of Pediatrics – Babysitter Lessons And Safety Training (BLAST). Students learn current practices for safety and injury prevention, first aid basics, feeding and caring for infants, how to handle behavior problems, and how to manage their babysitting business. Students receive a reference book, recipe and game handouts, babysitting bag and first aid kit. Must attend both class dates in one location (Ann. or ML) Min 10/Max 25 • This class is recommended for children ages 10 & up • Feel free to bring a lunch and snack to class Saturday, November 9..............8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

3559-A19F.............AES Room 187..................$63 Registration Deadline..........................October 30

F.A.S.T. KIDS-STAYING SAFE WHILE HOME ALONE Ages 7-10

First Aid and Safety Trained Kids is a 6-hour course for 7–10 year olds. Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury prevention, personal safety and healthy living. This course helps prepare children for staying at home alone. Students will receive a book and construct a home first aid kit as part of the class. Min 10/Max 25 www.annmlce.com

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Grades 2-5 New and returning students invited!

Join this fast growing Olympic sport. Each {YEL!} fencing class follows four basic components: •Teach It!…Hall of Fame Olympic Fencing Coach Ro Sobalvarro crafts our lessons and curriculum. •Practice It!…Students pair up and practice the fencing move or concept, rotate partners and repeat. •Move It!…Students then participate in fencing matches using only the moves taught so far.

•Play It!…10-15 minutes each class students fence with multiple fencers at their skill level.

All equipment provided. Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}.

Min: 6 Max: 20 WEDNESDAYS......................................2485-A19F ..................................................................7-8 p.m.

October 23, 30, November 6, 13, 20, December 4 ......................................(No Classes November 27) AES Commons................................................$82 Registration Deadline..........................October 16

Instructor: Emergency Outfitters Staff ....Wednesday & Thursday ..........September 25 & 26 ...........................3-6 p.m.

3558-A19F.................$49 Registration Deadline: September 19 AES Room 187 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

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Ages 7 & Up Check out the new and exciting world of Virtual Reality! This event will include a wide variety of virtual reality system,s ranging from a $15 Google Cardboard, which works with your cell phone to display simple virtual experiences, all the way up to a powerful, $2,000 Oculus Rift system which brings visually stunning and immersive worlds to life, and everything in between! You will watch each other’s stunned reactions and amazement with each new virtual encounter. There will also be a tennis ball shooting, remote control robot for you to drive while you’re not wearing or watching the virtual reality systems! It’s the perfect day out with your friends! (Min 7 /Max 20) Saturday, November 23...................9 a.m.-12 p.m.

3539-A19F.............AES Room 187.................$19 Registration Deadline......................November 14

{YEL!} FENCING FALL

PIZZA! PIZZA! PIZZA!

UNICORN PAINTING PARTY

Who doesn’t love pizza? In this class you will learn how pizzas are made.

You will develop dough stretching and rolling techniques, and you will take a pizza home to bake!

Tuesday, November 19...............3-4 p.m.

AES Community Ed................3569-A19F Registration Deadline: Nov. 3............$16

Discover your inner artist while having fun with acrylic paint on canvas!

In this class, each student will create a beautiful painting of a fanciful unicorn. Even if this is your first time painting on canvas, the step by step instructions to make this magical creature will be a fun and creative art studio experience!

FABULOUS FALL MINI PIES

Thursday, September 26........3-4:30 p.m.

AES Room 117.......................3572-A19F Registration Deadline: Sept. 19.........$30

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Grades K-5

Grades K-5

Come learn how to make fabulous fall mini pies from scratch. We will make one apple and one chocolate pie, along with learning recipes for more to do from home!

Class size is limited, don’t miss out on this delicious class. Class Maximum 10 Tuesday, October 8....................3-4 p.m.

AES Community Ed................3566-A19F Registration Deadline: October 3......$16

CHRISTMAS TREATS & COOKIE DECORATING Grades K-5

Come decorate some fun Christmas cookies and make sweet treats and bring them home to share with your family.

There is limited space so register now. Maximum class size: 10 Tuesday, December 10...............3-4 p.m.

AES Community Ed................3567-A19F Registration Deadline: Dec. 5............$16

FALL TREE PAINTING PARTY Grades K-5

Discover your inner artist, while having fun with acrylic paint on canvas!

In this class, each student will create a fabulous painting of Fall trees.

Even if this is your first time painting on canvas, the step-by-step instructions to make this beautiful scene will be a fun and creative art studio experience! Min 10/Max 24 Instructor: Amanda Pawelski Tuesday, November 5.......3:15-5:15 p.m.

AES Room 117.......................3571-A19F Registration Deadline: Nov. 1............$28

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HATCHIMALS-KIDCREATE STUDIO Ages 4-9

Doesn’t designing your very own Hatchimal sound like a dream come true? We’ll sculpt and splatter our Hatchimal eggs until they look just like the real thing – we’ll even create a tiny fuzzy Hatchimal to go inside.

Your artist will love using their imaginations to hatch up the cutest Hatchimal sculptures ever! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Friday, October 18............9 a.m.-12 p.m.

AES Room 117.......................3598-A19F Registration Deadline: Oct. 10..........$36

CAILLE FARM HORSE DAY CAMP

Ages 6-12 (No exp. needed) Ride horses on your day off of school at our day camp. They offer a full day of horse activities, 2 riding sessions (45 min. each), grooming, horse care and games. Our arena and barn are heated, and we have well trained lesson horses.

Instructor: Barb Anderson-Whiteis Caille Farms, 9209 Iffert Ave. NE, Monticello

LITTLE CHEF’S AFTER SCHOOL SNACKS Grades 2-5

Everyone is hungry after a long day at school. In this class your child will learn a variety of recipes, to help curb their afternoon hunger.

Tuesday, September 24..........3-4:15 p.m.

Maple Lake ECFE Room.........3144-A19F Registration Deadline: Sept. 17........$13

Bring a Lunch.....................9 a.m.-3 p.m.

FALL CAMP............Thursday, October 17 5725-A19F.............................$80/person WINTER CAMP....Monday, December 30 5726-A19F.............................$80/person

LITTLE CHEF’S CUPCAKE WARS Grades 1-3

Come and combine your inner artist with your inner baker and see what you can create. We will bake and decorate cupcakes and of course eat them too!

Wednesday, October 23........3-4:15 p.m.

Maple Lake ECFE Room.........3145-A19F Registration Deadline: October 16....$13

HOLIDAY THEMED SLIME TIME-KIDCREATE STUDIO Ages 4-9

Come explore the messier side of art in this fun-filled holiday themed class. We will roll up our sleeves and make a mess as we mix up a batch of peppermint scented slime, and a gift box to store it in. Making a mess is the best, expecially when you leave the mess with us! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Monday, December 23.....9 a.m.-12 p.m.

AES Room 117.......................3599-A19F Registration Deadline: Dec. 16..........$36

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LITTLE CHEF’S GINGER BREAD HOUSES

Grades Preschool-Kindergarten Do your enjoy working with your hands? Does getting messy and sticky sound like fun? Then join us to make a gingerbread house of your dreams.

Using graham crackers, frosting and plenty of candy we will design and build our very own gingerbread houses.

Tuesday, November 26..........3-4:15 p.m.

Maple Lake ECFE Room.........3146-A19F Registration Deadline: Nov. 19........$13

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Registration 2019-2020 Annandale Monthly Tuition Rates

Maple Lake Monthly Tuition Rates

In accordance to Minnesota State Law, monthly tuition for preschool is based on a sliding fee scale.

Payments are due at the beginning of each month.

Availability subject to change between development of catalog.

MAPLE LAKE Wee Irish Preschool for 3’s Must be age 3 by September 1, 2019, and toilet trained.

Tuesday & Thursday mornings 8:15-10:45 a.m.......................FULL Tuesday & Thursday evenings 12:20-2:50 p.m.....................OPEN

Wee Irish Preschool for 4’s & 5’s Must be age 4 by September 1, 2019, and toilet trained.

ANNANDALE Bright Beginnings Preschool

Monday-Thursday afternoons 12:20-2:50 p.m......................FULL

Must be age 3 by September 1, 2019, and toilet trained.

Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings

8-10:30 a.m...........................OPEN Tuesday & Thursday mornings 8-10:30 a.m...........................OPEN Monday-Thursday afternoons 12:20-2:50 p.m.....................OPEN

Kindergarten Connection Preschool Must be age 4 by September 1, 2019, and toilet trained.

Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings 8:30-11 a.m...........................OPEN

Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings 8-10:30 a.m............................FULL

Monday-Thursday afternoons 12:20-2:50 p.m.......................FULL

Tuesday & Thursday mornings 8-10:30 a.m............................FULL Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday afternoons 12:20-2:50 p.m.....................OPEN Monday-Friday mornings 8-10:30 a.m...........................OPEN

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PRESCHOOL

A warm and caring staff will provide plenty of “hands-on” developmentally appropriate activities that will help young children grow and learn. Children will be exposed to a variety of experiences to improve self-image, socialization skills, language and cognitive skills, and small and large motor development. The curriculum we use is aligned with the curriculum at Annandale and Maple Lake Elementary, and will help to ease the transition from preschool to kindergarten. Parents are encouraged to volunteer in their child’s class and be involved with home activities. For more information or to register, please call us at 320-274-3058.

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENING ANNANDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS & MAPLE LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

kindergarten. Screening is required before entering kindergarten in a MN public school.

Call for an appointment if: • You are new to the district The early childhood years from birth to the rest • Your child is over four and has NOT been of kindergarten are an important time of rapid notified learning and growth. Early Childhood screening • Your child is entering Kindergarten in the is a simple check of how your child is growing Fall of 2020 and has not been screened and developing. Between the ages of 3 and 4, • You need more information screening can detect possible health and learning concerns so that children can get help before Annandale Residents: Call 320-274-3058 to schedule an appointthey start school. Parents accompany their child ment. Screening is held at Annandale Elementhrough the approximate hour-long process. tary School in the Community Education wing.

After the screening activities, the screener shares (Please enter through Door 2) information on the child’s growth, development, 655 Park Street East, Annandale and learning. The screening is free for children. You Annandale Screening Dates: are encouraged to be September 13, 27, October 25, November screened in the district 15, December 13, January 10, February 7,28, you reside in.

March 13, April 3 Early childhood screening is not a Maple Lake Residents: “test.” Your child will Call 320-963-3024 for dates and further infornot pass/fail. It is a tool to mation. Screening is held at Maple Lake Eleidentify concerns, if any exist, to pro- mentary School. vide help before 200 State Hwy. 55, Maple Lake

ECFE KIDS PLAY

Join us for an exploratory gym time through large motor activities! This is a minimally structured gym time with new opportunities for play each week. Running, jumping, crawling, tumbling, climbing, and many more methods of play will be enjoyed during this play time! Parents are encouraged to participate with their children.

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OCTOBER SESSION........................FRIDAYS October 4, 11, 25 (No class 10/18)......1411-A19F 10:30-11:15 a.m.............................................$10 NOVEMBER SESSION.....................FRIDAYS November 8, 15, 22 (No class 11/29).......1412-A19F 10:30-11:15 a.m.............................................$10 DECEMBER SESSION.....................FRIDAYS December 6, 13, 20.............................1413-A19F 10:30-11:15 a.m.............................................$10 Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

WHAT IS EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION/ECFE? Weekly classes have three parts: LEARNING TOGETHER During the first half hour of class, choose from many planned activities designed just for you and your child.

PURPOSEFUL PLAY FOR CHILDREN The remaining portion of class is designed for children to learn through play with their peers. All children benefit from guidance of a licensed early childhood teacher and experienced educational assistant. The goal is to help children develop a healthy self – concept and a love for learning. In several ECFE classes, parents, and children remain together for the entire class time. Look for the “NS” (Non-separating) next to the class on the schedule below. All other classes have a separating format including a parent component.

CONNECTING WITH OTHERS While children are learning with their teachers, parents join together in an informal group setting for an informal group discussion on family topics; they share ideas, learn more about their child’s development and benefit from feeling connected to other parents with similar issues.

Early Childhood Family Education weekly schedule at a glance “NS” means Non-Separating; parents and children remain together for this class.

- Mondays.............................................9-10:30 a.m.

Toddler Time(NS).........Ages 2-3.............1408-A19F Starting September 30........Annandale Elem Door 2 - Tuesdays................................................4:45-6 p.m.

Strong Starts.......Ages Infants & Ones....1416-A19F Starting October 1.............Annandale Elem Door 2 - Tuesdays..........................................6:15-7:45 p.m.

Family Affair...Ages 24 months-4 years...1416-B19F Starting October 1.............Annandale Elem Door 2

SLIDING FEE SCHEDULE (Based on your annual family gross income) • Childcare fee per child: $39/8 weeks, $105/year, or $6/drop-in.

• Childcare is only available for the Tuesday evening classes in Annandale.

$75,000 & Above $219 or 4 payments of $54.75

- Wednesdays........................................9-10:30 a.m.

1’s, 2’s & 3’s (NS)..Ages 12 Mo-3 years..1423-A19F Starting October 2.............Annandale Elem Door 2

$50,000-$74,999 $189 or 4 payments of $47.25

- Thursdays...........................................8:30-10 a.m.

1’s, 2’s & 3’s (NS)...Ages 12 Mo-3 years..1500-A19F Starting October 3..........Maple Lake ECFE Entrance

$25,000-$35,999 $125 or 4 payments of $31.25

(Co. Rd. 37)

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$36,000-$49,999 $157 or 4 payments of $39.25

Under $25,000

$57 or 2 payments of $14.25

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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

ECFE is a unique parent-child education program for all families with children ages birth – Kindergarten

ANNANDALE CHILDCARE

CARDINAL KIDS CLUB nurturing environment for children in the Annandale school district. Cardinal Kids Club is available for students in Kindergarten-Grade 5. Little Cards, a division of Cardinal Kids Club, is available for students 3 years of age and enrolled in Preschool. We gladly Welcome to Cardinal Kids Club, An- accommodate varying schedules and nandale’s leading childcare program. will assist in bringing students to and Cardinal Kids Club offers a safe and from Community Education activities.

2019-2020 School Year

Before & After School Program: • For students in Kindergarten-Grade 5.

• Hours of operation: Monday-Friday: 6-8 a.m & 3-6 p.m., following the district calendar.

• Convenient for parents and safe for all students: Located at AES. • Daily activities include: homework help, computer lab, gym time, crafts and outside play. We encourage child initiated activities that build self confidence, creativity, respect & cooperation.

• Afternoon snacks are provided.

Little Cards - Preschool Program: Little Cards preschool extension childcare is available morning and afternoon hours opposite your child's preschool class. Little Cards prides itself in providing a nurturing and caring environment, with a consistent daily schedule and fewer transitions during the day.

• For children age 3 (completely toilet trained) and enrolled in Annandale Community Education Preschool programs.

• Hours of operation: Monday-Friday: 6 a.m.-6 p.m., opposite preschool class.

• Daily activities provide additional practice in school readiness skills. These activities follow Annandale school and state standards for early childhood development.

• A morning and afternoon snack are provided. Breakfast and lunch are available through Annandale Food Service at an additional cost.

PROGRAM HOURS & PRICING

Hours...................................................................6 a.m.-6 p.m.

Location.....................................Annandale Elementary, Door 2 Little Cards-Preschool Rates Scheduled/Contracted Rates Daily rate 6 a.m.-6 p.m. $30 Before Preschool 6 a.m.-12:20 p.m. $18 After Preschool 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. $18 Before school 6-8 a.m. $3/hour After school 3-6 p.m. $3/hour $5/hour Drop-In Rate (24-hour notice) Pending Availability School’s Out (K-Grade 5) School Age Rates (K-Grade 5) Before School 6-8 a.m.

After School 3-6 p.m.

Drop-In Welcome (24-hour notice required)

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Non-School Days $33 scheduled • $40 drop-in Scheduled Rates: $3.50/hour $3.50/hour (Not charged while at CE activities) $5/hour

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“Schools Out” Non-School Days If you are wondering what to do with your children on non-school days, come and check out Schools Out. Our Cardinal Kids Club staff plan a variety of field trips and fun activities for children in Kindergarten-Grade 5.

These theme based activities involve both academic and recreation to encourage your child's love of learning.

• Hours of operation: MondayFriday: 6 a.m.-6 p.m., closed major holidays.

• Affordable rates: $33/day • Daily activities include field trips, science experiments, crafts and movement play.

Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

KIDVILLE

For your Preschooler: Quality childcare and enrichment is available to children 33 months-5 years of age (potty trained). Childcare is provided before and after Preschool, as well as days there is no class. Children who are age eligible, (3 years by September 1) must be enrolled in Wee Irish Preschool.

Children may bring a lunch or purchase one through the food service program. (Separate charge from tuition)

PROGRAM DETAILS:

• Convenient for Parents • Safe for all children • Located at Maple Lake Elementary, in the Northwest corner of the school • Homework Helpers • Offers a variety of activities including, but not limited to, gym time, outdoor play, science activities, art time and much more HOURS: 6 a.m.-6 p.m.

COST: $3 per hour per child Kidville Coordinator: Lori Greenlun greenlunl@maplelake.k12.mn.us

Fall Registration Night WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Elementary Cafeteria

For Details, please call Lori at 320-963-6415 www.annmlce.com

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Announcement/Weather Line: 320-274-5700

KIDVILLE - MAPLE LAKE

Welcome to Kidville, Maple Lake’s premier childcare program for children entering Pre, school-Grade 6. High quality childcare provides a safe place for children and helps working families, but also increases academic achievement and improves school attendance. Kidville is a balanced, high-quality program, which includes opportunities for recreation, social skill development, basic skills reinforcement and academic enrichment. Participating children have many opportunities to provide input into the types of activities that are available.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ABOUT ANNANDALE & MAPLE LAKE COMMUNITY EDUCATION enrollment, all fees are refunded if a course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.

• Classes are cancelled 2-6 business days prior to the start of class. Avoid disappointment of class cancelation by registering early and on time! Community Ed classes are so much more fun with a friend!

• We will contact you via email or phone if a class is cancelled.

Will class be held if the weather is questionable?

When should I register for class?

• Now! Many classes fill quickly and instructors need to order supplies.

• Help to ensure your class has enough students by registering at least 7 days prior to the class starting.

• Registering early will reserve your spot in classes or trips that fill early.

• You’ll be registered to participate in the class.

Where should I go to register in person?

• Annandale Community Education office located at 655 Park St. E Annandale, MN please use Door 2 at Annandale Elementary School.

• Maple Lake Community Education office located at 200 STATE Hwy 55 Maple Lake, MN please use the district office entrance.

Why pay by Credit Card?

• Register online and know immediately you are in the class.

• Credit Card refunds are processed with in a day or two. Refund checks are mailed by district office 7-14 business days.

What happens when class is cancelled?

• Community Education reserves the right to cancel any activity due to insufficient www.annmlce.com

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• When Maple Lake Schools and/or Annandale Public schools is dismissed early all community education classes or activities are cancelled.

• Call our weather line for up to date announcements at 320-274-5700, subscribe to our TEXT service by texting ANNMLCE to 84483 to begin receiving the most up to date weather announcements.

• A rescheduled date will be made available if possible.

What is your REFUND policy?

• Persons who wish to withdraw their registration must do so no later than 5 business days before the activity is scheduled to start.

• A $5/class/student service fee be deducted from each refund date.

What if I have a past due balance with Community education?

• Accounts not paid in full or showing outstanding balances for services received from Community Education programs, including (Childcare, Preschool, Youth and Adult programs) will not be able to register for other community education programs untill accounts are paid off in full.

What if I still have questions?

• Please call Community Education at 320.274.3058 and we will do the best to provide you with a friendly, helpful answer!

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INFORMATION:

4 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER:

• Online at annmlce.com • Phone: Annandale 320.274.3058 Maple Lake: 320.963.5991 • Mail to P.O. Box 190 Annandale, MN 55302 CANCELATION POLICY: Community Education reserves the right to cancel any activ- • In Person at: Annandale ities due to insufficient enrollment. 100% refunds or credits will be given when this occurs.

655 Park Street East

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200 State Hwy 55

Maple Lake

Annandale and Maple Lake Community will occasionally photograph, film or interview those involved in our programs for the purpose of publicity. If you do not want to be included in our communications please contact Tiffany Grube at tgrube@isd876.org or 320.274.3058 EXT. 4600.

Annandale Office Hours: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Closed on School Holidays 320-274-3058 Maple Lake Office Hours: Monday–Thursday 8 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Closed on School Holidays 320-963-5991

Fee assistance may be available for those who qualify and for certain programs. Please call 320.274.3058 for an application or for more information.

Annandale - Maple Lake Community Education Mailing Address: P.O. Box 190, Annandale, MN 55302 • Make Checks Payable to: Community Education Phone: (320) 274-3058 • Website: www.annmlce.com • Weather Announcement line: (320) 274-5700

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Pre-registration is required unless otherwise noted! Class sizes are limited; enrollment is accepted on a first–served basis. All fees must accompany your registration. We will notify you if a class canceled or changed. Assume your class will be held unless we notify you. Past Due Balances: Accounts not paid in full or showing outstanding balances for services received from Community Education programs including (Childcare, Preschool, Youth and Adult programs) will not be able to register for other community education programs till accounts are paid off in full.

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2019-2020 SCHOOL CALENDAR MAPLE LAKE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Annandale School District 876 Calendar 2019-2020 S

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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 25 1 8 15 22 29

26 2 9 16 23 30

27 3 10 17 24

28 4 11 18 25

29 5 12 19 26

30 6 13 20 27

31 7 14 21 28

6 13 20 26

7 14 21 28

DECEMBER 1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

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3 10 17 24

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

7 14 21 28

1 8 15 22 29

2 9 16 23 30

7 14 21 28

FEBRUARY 3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

2 9 16 23 26

3 10 17 24

4 11 18 25

APRIL

16 17 18 19 20 21 23 30

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MARCH 1 8 15 22 29

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OCTOBER

5 12 19 26

MAY 3 10 17 24

4 11 18 25

3 10 17 24 31

4 11 18 25

5 12 19 26

6 13 20 27

M 1 8 15 22 29

M 5 12 19 26

JULY 2019 T W T 2 3 4 9 10 11 16 17 18 23 24 25 30 31 AUGUST 2019 T W T 1 6 7 8 13 14 15 20 21 22 WD WD WD

SEPTEMBER 2019 M T W T XX 3 4 5 9 [10] 11 12 16 17 18 19 23 24 25 26 30

F 5 12 19 26

F 2 9 16 23 30

JANUARY 2020 T W T XX 2 6 7 8 9 13 [14] 15 16 WD 21 22 23 27 (28) 29 (30)

F 3 10 17 24 31

FEBRUARY 2020 M T W T 3 4 5 6 10 [11] 12 13 XX 18 19 (20) 24 25 26 27

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MARCH 2020 M T W T 2 3 4 5 9 [10] 11 12 16 17 18 19 WD XX XX XX 30 31

F 6 13 20 XX

OCTOBER 2019 T W T F 1 2 3 4 7 [8] 9 10 11 (14) (15) (16) XX XX 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31

APRIL 2020 T W T 1 2 6 7 8 9 WD [14] 15 16 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30

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2nd Quarter - 43 Days 3rd Quarter - 43 Days 4th Quarter - 44 Days

Students Start September 3 and End June 2

Important Dates August 26-29 Teacher Workshop

January 20 Professional Development Day/No School

September 2 Labor Day/No School September 3 First Day of School October 17-18 Fall Vacation/ No School November 1 End of 1st Quarter Grading Day/No School November 4 Professional Development Day/No School November 28-29 Thanksgiving Vacation/No School Dec. 23 - Jan. 1 Winter Vacation January 17 End of Quarter Grading Day/No School

February 17 Presidents Day/No School March 23-27 Spring Vacation March 30 End of Quarter Grading Day/No School April 10 Good Friday/No School May 25 Memorial Day/No School June 2 Final Day of School for Students June 3 End of 4th Quarter Grading Day

M WD 11 18 25

NOVEMBER 2019 T W T F 1 5 6 7 8 [12] 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 26 27 XX XX

DECEMBER 2019 M T W T 2 3 4 5 9 [10] 11 12 16 17 18 19 XX XX XX XX XX XX

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6 13 20 27

7 14 21 28

JUNE 2020 T W T 2 WD 4 9 10 11 16 17 18 23 24 25 30

Quarter Ending Days for the High School 1st Quarter Ends November 1 2nd Quarter Ends January 17 3rd Quarter Ends March 20 4th Quarter Ends June 2

F 1 8 15 22 29

F 5 12 19 26

42 Days 44 Days 43 Days 44 Days 173 Days

Trimester Ending Days for the Elementary School 58 Days 1st Trimester Ends November 27 55 Days 2nd Trimester Ends February 28 59 Days June 2 3rd Trimester Ends Conference Day on October 16 1 Day 173 Days

DEFINITION OF SYMBOLS WD = Teacher Workshop Day (No Students) XX = Holiday or Vacation [ ] = Late Start/Staff Development Day ( ) = Parent/Teacher Conferences _ = Important Days to Remember

Aug. 27-29 Aug. 28 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Oct. 8 Oct. 14 Oct. 14 & 15 Oct. 16 Oct. 17-18 Nov. 1 Nov. 4 Nov. 12 Nov. 27 Nov. 28 & 29 Dec. 10 Dec. 20 Dec.23-Jan. 1 Jan. 2 Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 28 & 30 Feb. 11 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 28 March 10 March 20 March 20 *March 23 March 23-27 March 30 April 10 */**April 13 April 14 May 12 May 25 May 29 June 2 June 3

SPECIAL CALENDAR DAYS Teacher Workshop Days - No School Open House Labor Day - No School First Day of Classes Late Start/Staff Development Day Late Start/Staff Development Day High School Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences Elementary Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences Elementary Parent/Teacher All-Day Conferences Fall Holiday - No School End of 1st Quarter - High School Teacher Workshop Day - No School Late Start/Staff Development Day End of 1st Trimester - Elementary Thanksgiving Vacation - No School Late Start/Staff Development Day Last School Day Before Christmas Vacation Christmas Break Classes Resume Late Start/Staff Development Day End of 2nd Quarter - High School MLK Day/Teacher Workshop Day - No School Elementary Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences Late Start/Staff Development Day Presidents' Day - No School High School Evening Parent/Teacher Conferences End of 2nd Trimester - Elementary Late Start/Staff Development Day End of 3rd Quarter - High School Last School Day Before Spring Vacation Teacher Workshop Day - No School Spring Break - No School Classes Resume Good Friday - No School Teacher Workshop Day - No School Late Start/Staff Development Day Late Start/Staff Development Day Memorial Day - No School Commencement Last Day of Classes Teacher Workshop Day - No School

Total Student Days Total Workshop Days Total Teacher Work Days

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173 8 181

* Elementary teachers do not have to report on these days if they attended evening parent/teacher conferences. **High School teachers do not have to report on this day if they attended evening parent/teacher conferences.

Potential Make Up Days for Cancellations:

April 13 June 4

June 3 June 5