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Summer 2016
Page 1
Luverne Community Education
Lifelong Learning for Everyone
listen
teach
Family Paddling -- page 10
Soccer -- page 9
explore
Exercise
-- pages 17, 19
Fishing -- pages 13, 16
learn
“Look deep into nature, and then you will
understand everything better!” –Albert Einstein
Summer, 2016
Volume 31 Issue 3 - Luverne School District #2184
Summer 2016
Advanced surgical care
here at home
Sanford Luverne
Experience the latest in surgical services while remaining close to
the comforts of home. Norma Walks, MD provides expert surgical
care on a full-time basis in Luverne.
With extensive expertise, Dr. Walks is dedicated to providing
individualized, compassionate care – whether you are undergoing
a major or minor procedure. Minimally invasive, laparoscopic and
endoscopic surgical techniques are all available locally.
Surgical specialties at Sanford Luverne include:
• Colonoscopy and upper endoscopy
• Laparoscopic surgery for gall bladder or appendectomy.
• Small and large bowel surgery
• Hernia repair
• Breast Cancer Surgery
• Skin Cancer Removal
• Cancer Surgery
• Cesarean section
Call (507) 283-4476 to schedule an
appointment with Dr. Walks.
Norma Walks, MD
sanfordluverne.org
630-12400-0386 8/13
General Surgery
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Summer 2016
Table of Contents
ABE-GED-ESL-------------------------------------- 18
Alternative School----------------------------------- 18
Child Guide------------------------------------------- 31
Community Ed Classes--------------------------- 7-37
Community Events/Programs---------- 11,32, 38-47
Defensive Driving----------------------------------- 25
Driver Education Students-------------------------- 19
ECFE---------------------------------------------------- 8
FamilyU School Age Care-------------------------- 15
Financial Assistance-------------------------- 8, 27, 30
Garden Tour------------------------------------------ 24
Index of Classes by Ages----------------------------- 6
Library------------------------------------------------ 39
Minnesota West College Classes-------------- 20, 21
Office Hours/Policy/Building Key---- 4, 12, 26, 27
Open Enrollment--------------------------------------- 3
Preschool Programs-----------------------7, 8, 39, 40
Registration Forms--------------------------------- 4, 5
Sanford Health Classes/Activities-------- 36, 43, 45
Swimming Lessons------------------------------ 46, 47
Trips----------------------------------------------- 22-24
Vacation Bible School Dates----------------------- 32
Website/Facebook/Twitter---------------------- 23, 27
Early Childhood Family Education
& School Readiness Staff
Karen Willers................................................... Director
Cindy Arends................................................. Secretary
Debbie Mitchell.................. Early Childhood Educator
Lisa J. Nath.........................................Parent Educator
Stacey Rolling..................... Early Childhood Assistant
Denise Fick......................... Early Childhood Assistant
Emily Evers....................................... ESL Sibling Care
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Advisory Council
Karen Willers, Director
Jon Schomacker, Summer Rec. Director
Cindy Arends, Secretary
Jim Harner, Chair
Jacqueline Johnson
Angela Ahrendt
Diane Kennedy
Keith Aanenson
Carol McDonald
Sonja Braucht
Knute Oldre
Mary Brown
Kyle Oldre
Molly Carbonneau
Heidi Sehr
Stacy DeBates
Bryce Stoltenberg
Lisa Dinger
Dylan Thorson
Esther Frakes
Cory Ziegler
Eric Hartman
Codie Zeutenhorst
Sara Hartquist
Community Education
phone 283-4724/fax 283-2413
web site www.isd2184.net
Community Education Staff
Karen Willers .................................................. Director
Jon Schomacker.............. Summer Recreation Director
Cindy Arends................................................. Secretary
Angie Janiszeski..................... Discovery Time Teacher
Dixie Aanenson........................... DT Teacher Assistant
Bridget Smith......................... ESL/GED/ABE Teacher
Karmen Vis.................................FamilyU Coordinator
Wendy Nath.....................................FamilyU Assistant
Glenda Schneekloth.........................FamilyU Assistant
Maggie May.....................................FamilyU Assistant
Brenda VanderZiel...........................FamilyU Assistant
Shelley Krueger**.........Birth - 3 years ECSN Teacher
Rebecca Runnoe** ..............3 - 5 years ECSN Teacher
**Elementary Staff
Minnesota Open Enrollment Procedure
Pick up applications from the school district office. Student and family must meet with resident
district staff to discuss reasons for leaving. The family must send one application per child to the
nonresident district by January 15 for enrollment during the next school year. Once the application
is accepted, families have until March 1 to make a final decision as to whether or not the student
will attend the new district .
For information, contact the district office at Luverne Public Schools at 283-8088.
OPEN ENROLLMENT DEADLINE IS JANUARY 15.
Summer 2016
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Registration and Participation Information
Preregistration (with payment) is required to complete your enrollment in class.
MAIL
Community Education
709 N Kniss
Luverne MN 56156
IN PERSON
South Side of School
Community Education
Door Labeled #S4
DROP BOX
To the Left of the
Community Education
Door Labeled #S4
PHONE
(507) 283-4724
FAX
(507) 283-2413
*Payment in advance is required to secure your registration
spot. A $5.00 late fee will be applied, if payment is not EMAIL [email protected]
received prior to class.
*Registering early is recommended, but at least 3 days in
Summer Office Hours
advance. Great classes are cancelled when everyone waits
Open 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
to the last minute to register.
Monday through Thursday
*If a Community Education class is cancelled due to low
Closed on Fridays & July 18 - 29.
enrollment, fees are refunded. Refunds will be made if
the participant cancels at least 24 hours prior to class, unless there is a registration deadline. Full
refunds will not always be possible when there are registration deadlines, since supplies or tickets
have been purchased. (Summer Rec Refund Policy is explained on Page 26.)
*Weather cancellations will be announced on 800 AM/101.1 FM and on the website www.isd2184.net.
Classes will not be held when Luverne school is cancelled or dismissed early due to weather.
INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FORM
Make checks payable to Luverne Com. Ed. and send to 709 N Kniss, Luverne MN 56156
Class #_________Class or Event ____________________ (Size if Needed) ______ Fee________
Driver’s License Number (Defensive Driving Class Only)__________________________________
Name_______________________ Birth Date (thru age 18)__________ Grade (attended in 15-16)________
Address ________________________________City_____________________ Zip______________
Phone Number (home)_____________________ (work or cell)______________________________
Email--list only if you check frequently__________________________________________________
INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION FORM
Make checks payable to Luverne Com. Ed. and send to 709 N Kniss, Luverne MN 56156
Class #_________Class or Event ____________________ (Size if Needed) ______ Fee________
Driver’s License Number (Defensive Driving Class Only)__________________________________
Name_______________________ Birth Date (thru age 18)__________ Grade (attended in 15-16)________
Address ________________________________City_____________________ Zip______________
Phone Number (home)_____________________ (work or cell)______________________________
Summer 2016
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FAMILY Registration Form
Make checks payable to Luverne Community Education.
Participants are not considered registered for a class until payment is received.
Parents’ Names:_______________________________________ Phone Number: _______________
Address:________________________________ City/Sate______________________ Zip_________
1) Child’s Name ___________________________________ Grade attended during 2015-16______
Birth Date_________________________ ( If needed, list size.)__________________
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Summer 2016
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Index of Learning Opportunities by Age Group
These are general age categories--check individual class descriptions for specific ages.
Register by grade attended during 2015-16 school year.
Birth - 5 Years
Early Play Ball (Page 9)
Soccer (9)
Early Childhood Help (11)
Preschools (7, 40)
ECFE (8)
Little Ninja Boys (9)
Play Dates at Park (8)
Nature Explore (12)
Family Paddling (11)
Gymnastics (30)
Track & Field (31)
Swimming (46-47)
Library Programs (39)
Learn to Skate (38)
Taekwondo (42)
Music Camp (38)
Spotlight Dance (38)
Childbirth Classes (45)
Grades Kdg - 5
Early Play Ball (Page 9)
Summer Ball (32)
School of Fish (18)
Crafts (12)
Home Alone (13)
Hands On Fun (12)
Missoula Theatre (14)
Adventure Day Camps (15)
Arts & Crafts (28)
Morning Recreation (28)
Track & Field (31)
Tennis (33)
Wrestling (29)
Games for Girls (10)
Football Camp (33)
Gymnastics (30)
Volleyball (37)
Basketball (34-35)
Golf (29)
FamilyU (15)
Swimming (46-47)
Soccer (Page 9)
Big Buddies (41)
Track (36)
Little Ninja Boys (9)
Nature Explore (12)
Taekwondo (42)
Girl Scouts (10)
Learn to Skate (38)
Cub Scouts (14)
Vacation Bible School (32)
Music Camp (38)
Spotlight Dance (38)
Grades 6 - 12
Missoula Theater (Page 14)
Home Alone (13)
Tennis (33)
School of Fish (13)
Walleye School (16)
Guthrie South Pacific Trip (22)
Wrestling (29)
Power Camp (36)
Gymnastics (30)
Volleyball (37)
Basketball (34, 35)
Football Camp (33)
Track (31)
Golf (29)
Fall Sports Meeting (30)
Summer Ball (30)
Twins Trip (24)
Exercise Challenge (19)
Driver Education (19)
Swimming (46, 47)
Minnesota State Fair (22)
Yoga (17)
Aerobics (17)
Hands on Fun (12)
Buffalo Day Run (43)
Step by Step Challenge (43)
Spotlight Dance (Page 38)
Alternative School (18)
Taekwondo (40)
Vacation Bible School (32)
Music Camp (38)
Girl Scouts (10)
Big Buddies (18)
Learn to Skate (38)
Adults
School of Fish (Page 13)
Walleye School (16)
Exercise Challenge (19)
Firearms Instructor (16)
Bee Colonies (16)
Parent Class/Driver Ed (19)
Defensive Driving (25)
Garden Tour (24)
Wood Work Project (12)
Pallet Wall Art (12)
Collapsible Tent (12)
Weaving Fun (12)
Plant Sale (24)
Track/Field (31)
Social Security (23)
Save Family Farm (23)
Minnesota State Fair (22)
Twins Trip (24)
Aerobics (17)
Yoga (17)
ECFE Play Dates (8)
Nature Explore (12)
ABE ESL GED (18)
Alternative School (18)
College Level Classes (20, 21)
Swimming (46, 47)
Childbirth Classes (45)
Step by Step Challenge (43)
Buffalo Day Run (43)
Taekwondo (40)
Big Buddies (18)
Fall Sports Meeting (30)
Summer 2016
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Merges Discovery Time & School Readiness Preschools
Register for 2016 - 17 School Year
for ages 3, 4, 5 -- use Sept. 1, 2016 to calculate age
$35.00 non-refundable registration fee due with registration. **SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE**
Class #: Openings
S2130 FULL 20
S2234
20
N2240
20
N3134
20
S3140 FULL 20
C3240
40
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3/4 Year Old
T/Th Afternoon
4 Year Old
T/Th Afternoon
3/4 Year Old
MWF Morning
4 Year Old FULL
MWF Morning
4 Year Old
MWF Afternoon
Time
8:30 - 11:00 am
12:40 - 3:10 pm
12:40 - 3:10 pm
8:30 - 11:00 am
8:30 - 11:00 am
12:40 - 3:10 pm
Tuition**
$102 Monthly**
$102 Monthly**
$102 Monthly**
$115 Monthly**
$115 Monthly**
$115 Monthly**
Call 283-4724 for 2016-17 openings.
Classes begin in September.
**Highest 4-STAR Parent Aware Rated**
* Licensed, experienced teachers will collaborate
to prepare the curriculum with developmentally
appropriate activities using art, stories, songs &
more from the Creative Curriculum Series
*Indoor and outdoor classrooms that provide a
fun/safe area for children to be challenged with
new academic and social learning situations.
*Access to early childhood special education staff
*Fun ways for children to learn group skills
Develop self confidence
Adapt to new situations
Get along with others
Problem solve
Follow directions
Learn to share
Listen/pay attention
Take turns
*Register now for 2016-17 school year. Use
child’s age as of 9/1/16.
*Children must complete an early childhood
screening within 90 days of enrollment
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*Children may ride school bus home at 3:10 with
an older sibling
*Some transportation assistance available
*Students do not need to be fully potty trained
*Pick up registration forms at Community
Education. Limited to 20 children/section.
Summer 2016
Play Dates at the Park
Early Childhood
Family Education
Gather with parents and their children
birth to 5 years of age at our beautiful
Luverne City Park to connect informally
on Tuesdays, May 31 - August 23, from
10:00 - 11:00 am. No planned t o p i c s
or activities. No
fee, but please
register for Class
#P240. For more
information, contact Lisa J. Nath at
283-9165.
709 N Kniss Luverne MN 56156
Phone(507) 283-9191
Luverne ECFE recognizes the challenge
parents face in juggling all of their responsibilities and still having the time
they need for their children. ECFE
invites parents to enjoy educational
activities with their children and to get
recharged as a parent. In ECFE classes,
parents gain realistic expectations for
themselves and their children.
Watch the Fall Community Education
brochure for the schedule of classes to
begin in September. Changes for this
Fall will be classes held on only Tuesday and Thursdays. Please feel free to
call 283-4724 with suggestions for class
times or offerings for any of our early
childhood classes.
Donations
Support of the Community Education Opportunity Fund is welcome. Tax deductible donations
and/or donations of instructor salaries will help
make this fund a sustained source of opportunities. Call 283-4724 for more information.
Heartland Bus fare
PER RIDE
Zone 1 - $2.50
Zone 2 - $4.00
Zone 3 - $5.00
Zone 4 - $6.00
A roll of 12 tokens can be
purchased for:
Zone 1 - $25.00
Zone 2 - $40.00
Zone 3 - $50.00
Zone 4 - $60.00
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Zone 1 - $45.00
Zone 2 - $72.00
Zone 3 - $90.00
Zone 4 - $108.00
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507-283-5058
Call 283-5058
for a ride!
Not enough time or
vehicles in your family to
get everyone to the places
they need to be?
Heartland Express is here
to help take the pressure
off busy families. Service
runs Monday-Friday, 7:30
am to 5:00 pm.
If you have a child age
PS-12th grade that needs
to get to school or daycare,
give us a call. Children can
be placed on a permanent
schedule if they ride often.
Summer 2016
Soccer Fun
Who: Children ages 3 years through Gr. 4
(as attended during 2015-16 school year)
Where: Soccer Field West of Elem. School
Rain Location: ES Multi-purpose Area
Instructor: Renee Sawtelle
Learn basic skills of kicking, passing, shooting
and ball handling. As skills progress, games will
be added. Wear tennis shoes and shin guards and
bring water bottles. Payment required with
registration. Limited to 20 kids/section.
June Soccer Dates
Fee $28/Class of 7 sessions
Mondays & Wednesdays, June 8 - 29
Age 3-4 years - Class#S234 - 9:15-10:00 am
Age 5-6 years - Class#S256 - 10:00-10:45 am
Grades 1 & 2 - Class#S270 - 10:45-11:45 am
August
Soccer
Dates
Fee $16/Week of 4 days--M/T/W/Th
Choose: August 8-11 OR August 15-18
Ages 5-6 years
Time: 10:00-10:45 am Dates: Choose Below
Class#S356 -- August 8 - 11 -- $16
Class#S456 -- August 15 - 18 -- $16
Grades 1 & 2
Class#S370 -- August 8 - 11 -- $16
Class#S470 -- August 15 - 18 -- $16
Grades 3 & 4
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Class#S334 -- August 8 - 11 -- $16
Class#S434 -- August 15 - 18 -- $16
Little Ninja Boys
ages 3 - Grade 2 as attended
during 2015-16 school year
This boys-only class will incorporate obstacle courses,
balance activities, and strength-building fun
games that will help increase flexibility, agility
and strength that every little ninja warrior needs!
Dress to be outside. Wear sunscreen and tennis
shoes. Payment required with registration.
Limited to 15.
Grades K-2 Class #L260 -- 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Ages 3-5 years Class #L235 -- 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Days: Monday/Wednesday
Dates: June 13, 15, 20, 22
Time: By age/grade above
Sessions: 4
Location: CE802 & Outside
Fee: $20
Early Play Ball!
Children ages 4 - Kindergarten as attended
during 2015-16 school year have the opportunity to learn the basics of playing a ball game.
They will practice the skills of running the bases,
kicking the ball, being “up”, getting “out”, touching homeplate, fielding the ball, etc. Limited
to 20 kids per group. Payment required with
registration.
Class# P218 Group 1 Mornings
Time: 9:15 - 10:00 am
Tuesday/Thursday -- June 9 - 30
Class# P220 Group 2 Evenings
Time: 5:15 - 6:00 pm
Monday/Wednesday June 8 - 29
Day/Time: See choice above
Location: HS SB Diamond
Rain Location: ES Multi-purpose Area
Sessions: 7
Fee: $28/class
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Summer 2016
For K - 12 Girls! $15 Registration Fee
Contact Rock County Girl Scouts for
information and meeting times at
[email protected]
or call (507) 935-0405
Summer Games for Girls
For Any Girl Grades K-5 as attended during 2015-16 school year
Instructors: Kelly Perkins, Amy Nelson, Girl Scout Leaders, & Girl Scout Volunteers
Fee: $20 per class Or **$5 per class for registered girl scouts
NOTE: Summer Olympics (no charge if attending one or more of the other 3 classes.)
** Pay $20 for one (1) class and register for girl scouts, if you wish, for the 2016-17
school year--then any additional class will be $5. There will be other free and
reduced rate Girl Scout events offered in Luverne and Sioux Falls all year long.
Around the World
Fair Play
What games do kids play in England? France?
China? Learn about cultures with your friends by
playing games that are enjoyed by kids all around
the world! For girls who attended grades K - 2.
Dress for weather outside.
Bowl a strike, score a goal, and give a cheer, and
create your own game. Learn about popular team
sports, famous female players and why playing by
the rules makes it fun for everyone! This 2 session
class is for girls who attended grades 2-3. Dress
for weather outside.
Class#: A285
Dates: Monday, August 8
Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Location: CE 802 & Outdoors
Playing the Past
Step back in time and learn what life was like for
a girl in the 1800’s. Learn to cook, work and play
like a pioneer! This 2 session class is for girls who
attended grades 4-5. Dress for weather outside.
Class#: P210
Days: Wednesday & Friday
Dates: August 10 & August 12
Time: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
For K - 12 Girls! $15 Registration Fee
Contact Rock County Girl Scouts for
information and meeting times at
[email protected]
or call (507) 935-0405
Class#: F209
Days: Tuesday & Thursday
Dates: August 9 & August 11
Time: 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Apply to the Child Guide or
Opportunity Fund for financial
assistance with fees by May 19.
Call 283-4724 for more details.
Summer Olympics
Day Camp
Join your friends and make new ones
while you compete in our wacky version of the
Summer Olympics--a morning of fun and games
for girls who attended grades K-5. Attend one or
more classes above and this one is free.
Class#: S513
Date: Saturday August 13
Rain Date: August 20
Time: 9:00 - 11:30 am
Location: City Park - North Shelter House
Fee: Free if attending A285, P210,
and/or F209
Summer 2016
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Family Paddling
For ages 5 through adult.
Join us for this family-friendly adventure at the Outdoor Campus in Sioux Falls.
Participants will learn basic safety and paddling strokes for kayaks and canoes and
then will practice their new skills on a pond. (Children ages 5-7 will use canoes. Participants, 8 years and older,
will be in kayaks.) Dress for the weather. Wear sunscreen. Absolutely no slip on shoes or flip flops.
Bring some extra money for an ice cream stop on the way home. A signed liability waiver is required. Get
the form from our website at http://www.isd2184.net/Community_Ed and submit it with your registration
by August 3. Canoes, kayaks, life jackets and bus transportation will be provided. Registrations accepted
with payment and signed waiver. All children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
Maximum 25 participants.
Class #: F215
Instructor: Outdoor Campus Staff
Date: Tuesday, August 9
Load Bus at Luverne Com. Ed. -- 12:15 pm
Return Time: 4:00 pm
Sessions: 1
Fee: $12/person & signed waiver
required with registration
-- bring money for ice cream
Follow Along Program
An Early Childhood
Intervention System
**A good way to learn about your child’s
(baby to 36 months) health and development.
**A fun way to get ideas about “what to
teach” and “at what age” to teach it.
**Periodic questionnaires are sent to you asking how your child is growing, playing,
talking, moving and acting.
**Receive sheets with fun activities for you
to do with your child.
For further information, contact
Southwest Health & Human Services at
283-5066.
Early Childhood
Special Needs
Find out about services available, if you have
a young child, aged birth through age 6, whom
you are concerned about because of . . .
•slow or delayed development
•speech or language difficulties
•behavioral problems
•a physical handicap
•a chronic hearing loss
•a vision loss
•delayed motor skills
•0r other health impairments . . .
A developmental screening is available free of
charge with further evaluation and appropriate
services, if needed, provided through your local
school district. Parents are actively involved in
the process. Call 283-4724 for details.
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Build a path that helps lead
children to nature . . .
Crazy Fun Summer Crafts
LEAVE A LEGA
For Grade 1 & older (as attended during past school year) Adults welcome
to attend with a child and work as a pair, or do their own project.
Location: CE 802 Hours: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Instructor: Renee Sawtelle
Build a path that help
children to nature
Pallet Wall Art -- June 14
Class #P114 FEE: $15/person
Prepare a pallet board, then stencil words onto it
and decorate using a variety of materials.
Collapsible Tent -- June 21
Class #C221 FEE: $19/person
Create a fun kid’s tent, great for makebelieve play or a cozy reading nook.
Wood Work Projects -- August 11
Class #W209 FEE: $12/person
Put your designing skills to work to create both
a wooden bird house and wooden book ends.
Yarn Fun -- August 16
Class #Y216 FEE: $12/person
Create your own loom to weave a cool wall hanging. Bring
your favorite colors of yarn scraps or use yarn we provide.
One brick at a t
Summer 2016
Home Alone
Hands On Fun!
for grades 3 & up as attended
for students attending grades 3-7
Come experience a burst of fun and
learning! Drawing from nearly 100
project areas, 4-H leaders will share some
of their favorite activities. Participants
will choose 3 activities for hands-on
exploration. Some may complete a project
that could be entered in the fair--either open class
or 4-H. Limited to 20. Do not need to be in 4-H
to have fun at this class. Register by June 15.
Class #: H110
Instructor: 4-H Program Coordinator
& 4-H Ambassadors
Date: Monday, June 27
Hours: 1:00 - 5:00 pm
Sessions: 1
Location: United Methodist Church
Fee: $15 Register by June 15
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The reality of being home alone can
evoke fear and anxiety in some children.
Whether your child is alone an hour after
school or several hours a day during
the summer, calm their fears and assure
yourself that they are prepared. In
this class, your child will learn personal safety
tips, stranger danger, basic first aid, fire safety,
handling the unexpected, internet safety, dealing
with loneliness and boredom, storm safety,and
dealing with siblings as well as trust and honesty
at this class. Minimum 12, maximum 20.
Class#: H301
Instructor: Samantha Woitalewicz
Date: Wednesday, June 1
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Location: CE 802
Sessions: 1
Fee: $25
School of Fish
W ith Mike Frisch
Parents--Grandparents, ask a child grade 3 & older to come to this fishing
class taught by a professional fisherman and guide. Kids will learn to tie a fishing
knot and rig their own slip-bobber set-up. Simple, yet meaningful life lessons
are included as well. Each child will leave ready to fish with a new rod and
reel, tackle in a tackle box, School of Fish resource book, a $10 Cabela’s gift
card, a KLN Snack Pack, a t-shirt and more. In addition one School of Fish
graduate will be drawn for the opportunity to be a guest on
Fishing the Midwest TV show. Limited to 20. Opportunity Grants
available.
Class #: S148
Instructor: Mike Frisch
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Thank you to St. Catherine’s Knights of Columbus for co-sponsoring this activity.
Summer 2016
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Missoula Children’s Theatre
for ages Kdg - 18 years
Missoula Children’s Theatre presents RUMPELSTILTSKIN,
an original adaptation of the classic children’s story conceived
and written by Don Kukla, with music and staging by
Michael McGill. A strange little gnome appears from here,
there and everywhere. He will spin your straw into gold...for
a price. If his price is too steep, you must guess his name...
RUMPELSTILTSKIN! Join in the fun of Festival Time and
help Clara guess the mischievous little gnome’s name. You will
also encounter a Jester, Villagers, Wizards, a Queen, a King, Knights and a band of busy little Bees.
This heart-warming tale of mischief and friendship answers more questions than just “What is that little
man’s name?”
Missoula Children’s Theatre, the nation’s largest touring children’s theatre, arrives with a set,
lights, costumes, props and make-up, everything it takes to put on a play...except the cast. They are
looking for 60 local students that want to further develop characteristics such as creativity, social skills,
goal achievement, communication skills and self-esteem through participation in the performing arts.
The show is rehearsed throughout the week and two public performances are presented on Friday
evening and Saturday morning. Also included in the residency are three enrichment workshops. This
unique, educational opportunity is being brought to the community through a joint effort by the Blue
Mound Area Theatre, the Green Earth Players, and Community Education.
NOTE: Since all participants will be cast, make sure your child has a clear schedule for the
entire week of July 11-16 to attend all rehearsals required for their role. There is a discounted early registration fee. Refunds requested after June 9 will be 1/2 refunds. No refunds
after June 30. A detailed rehearsal schedule will be distributed at the conclusion of Monday’s
audition. Cast members scheduled for the full 4½ hours of rehearsal will be asked to bring a
sack lunch. Registrations will be accepted first come, first serve with registration fee.
Location: St. Catherine Church July 11 - 14 & Palace Theatre July 15 & 16
Rehearsals: July 11 - 16 Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 12:00, 12:30 – 2:30*
(12:00 – 12:30 break for lunch – bring your own) *The first 2 hours of Monday’s
rehearsal at St. Catherine’s Church Hall will include group auditions (all participants
will be cast); not all students are required at every rehearsal (schedule will be provided
after auditions.)
Two Performances: Friday, July 15 at 7 pm and Saturday, July 16 at 10:00 am
Register for Class# by age: Use age as of July 11, 2016 (once maximum enrollment is reached,
names will be placed on a waiting list)
Class #R1716: Kdgtn. through age 7 (16 maximum)
Class #R2525: Ages 8 – 11 (24 maximum)
Class #R3019: Ages 12 – 18 (20 maximum)
Class #R4124: Asst. Directors: age 12 – 18 (4 maximum)
Fee: $40.00 ($35 paid by June 9.) NOTE: Participants withdrawing from class after
June 9 will be refunded 1/2 the paid fee. No refunds given after June 30.
Additional Optional Costs: T-shirts, Performance Tickets will be $5.00/person
Summer 2016
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FamilyU After School Child Care (Kdg - Grade 5)
This child care program, which runs yearround for students in grades K- 5, is located
in Elementary School Room 210. Care is
provided from 3:10 to 5:30 on school days and
continues full days during the summer months
in conjunction with Community Education’s
Morning Rec program. No care is provided
during holiday breaks, on all-day inservice days
or on days when school is dismissed early because
of weather.
Children participate in games, arts and crafts,
character building and self-esteem activities.
Children play outside daily, weather permitting.
During the school year, time is set aside for
homework and reading. During the summer, field
trips, swimming lessons, library outings and more
are planned into each week.
Program fee for full time care during the
school year is $22/
week. During the
summer, rates are $62/week for the half days
during the weeks of Morning Rec and $97/week
for the weeks of full days. There is an additional
summer activity fee. Register at Community
Education in May for morning rec.Payments are
due in advance for every 2 weeks.
Registrations are accepted throughout the year
if there are openings. Names may be placed on a
wait list for available openings with a 2 week ($44)
non-refundable deposit fee that will be applied
to your first child care payment. First priority is
given to year round care, then school year care.
On April 1, if there are no summer openings, the
deposit fee will be refunded. On August 1, if there
are no school year openings, the deposit fee will be
refunded. Call 283-4724 with questions. Just for Kids - ADVENTURE Day Camps
For All Students Grades 1 - 4 -- Register according to grade attended during the 2015-16
school year. Sponsored by University of Minnesota 4-H with Community Education.
Adventure Games!
An Amazing
Race!
Adventure game day will be alive with
some new activities! “Scrabble” some
fun with foods. “Guess Who” when you
make your own frame of photographs. Challenge your creativity with a “Rube Goldberg
machine”. Bring your best “Charades” for
some performing arts. “Cherry-O” with some
gardening seeds. Go “Around the World” with
your global connections. Create a “Life” on the
farm with livestock! Class size is limited to 40.
As a team, you will
expereince an adventure full
of challenges and science doing an
amazing race of fun projects throughout the
fairgrounds. You will experience 12 different
areas of learning fun including wildlife,
gardening, aerospace, nutrition, health and
much more! Class size limited to 40.
Class #: A200
Instructor: 4-H Coordinator &
4-H Ambassadors
Date: Friday, June 10
Hours: 9:00 - 12:00 noon
Sessions: 1
Location: Fairgrounds 4-H Foodstand
Fee: $15.00
Class #: A240
Instructor: 4-H Coordinator &
4-H Ambassadors
Date: Friday, July 8
Hours: 9:00 - 12:00 noon
Sessions: 1
Location: Fairgrounds 4-H Foodstand
Fee: $15.00
Summer 2016
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DNR Hunter Education
Firearms Safety Instructor
Training
The Minnesota DNR needs
more instructors in our
area! This training class
is to become a certified
volunteer instructor to
teach the Field Day for
the online Firearms Safety Course, as well as
teach the Classroom Firearms Safety Course.
Pre-registration is required to attend a training
session. Participants must be at least 18 years
old and pass a background check. There is no fee
to attend. Please bring a pen and the completed
prerequisite paperwork to the training session.
For questions call 507 251-0041.
Class #: Register for this class on the DNR
Website: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/
index.html Go to the Education and Safety
Tab, click on safety training instructors and then
click on Safety Instructor Course Calendar.
Instructor: RTO Dan McBroom
Day: Tuesday, June 7
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: CE 802
Fee: No Charge -- Register at DNR website.
Preparing Bee Colonies for a
SW Minnesota Winter
This two hour class will focus on the beekeeping
tasks to prepare bee colonies to survive a harsh
SW Minnesota winter. Class topics include: fall
inspection, late summer varroa mite control, fall
feeding recommendations, winter ventilation
requirements, and wrapping of
bee hives. The class is offered
for those who attended
spring Introduction to
Beekeeping classes,
or active beekeepers
who want to improve
winter survival of
bee colonies.
Class #: B280
Instructor: Rev. Tim Olsen
Day: Tuesday, August 23
Hours: 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Sessions: 1
Location: CE 802
Fee: $10
Walleye School
A Fishin’ with Frisch Presentation
WHY aren’t the fish biting? Come, and you will learn more than a
thing or two from professional fisherman, Mike Frisch, with 30 years
of experience. He comes with wins and high placings in tournaments.
He has published how-to articles for Cabela’s, Minnesota Sportsman,
Midwest Outdoors and is a part of the popular TV show Fishing the
Midwest with Bob Jensen. He loves what he does and is coming to
Luverne to provide instruction on finding and catching the elusive
walleye! Techniques covered include jig fishing, shallow-water live
bait rigging, bottom bouncer fishing, crankbait trolling, vertical jigging
and deep-water live bait rigging. Mike uses an actual sonar/GPS unit
with power in class for teaching and demonstration. Learning to be
good with your sonar/GPS can increase your walleye fishing success
tremendously! That teaching in itself will be worth the price of the class!
Class #: W132
Instructor: Mike Frisch
Date: Thursday, June 2
Hours: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: CE802
Fee: $30
Summer 2016
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Aerobics/Strength Combo
Pump up your fitness with this fun, easy-tofollow choreographed, cardiovascular workout
that incorporates stretching and strength
building using hand weights. Please bring up
to 5 pound hand weights.
Class#: A238
Instructor: Diana Erickson
Days: Tuesdays
Dates: May 31 - June 28
Time: 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Sessions: 5
Location: ES Multi-purpose Area
Fee: $27 -- bring 5# hand weights or lighter
Yoga
Yoga is beneficial for strengthening and
lengthening muscles, calming your mind and
increasing flexibility. Body alignment, breathing
awareness, and balance are emphasized for
various levels of fitness.
Group 1: Class# Y231 May 24 - June 30
Group 2: Class# Y232 July 14 - August 23
Instructor: Diana Erickson
Days: Tuesday/Thursdays
Dates: See Choice Above
Time: 7:30 - 8:30 am
Sessions: 12
Location: ES Library
Fee: $63/group Please bring a yoga mat.
*Denotes instructor will donate
salary to the Opportunity Fund.
Summer 2016
Parent Class for
Student Driver Education
Class #D216 -- June 20
7:00 - 8:30 pm -- HS Room 121
Call 283-4724 to Register -- No Fee
Experts on young driver behavior strongly agree
that more effective parental involvement in supervising novice drivers holds significant promise
for further reducing young driver crashes. The
required 50 hours of supervised student driving is
reduced down to 40 hours with this class. Open
to all parents with children who have permits now
or who will take the class in June.
Classroom/Behind
the Wheel
ensive Driving
Class
Student Driver Education
1) June 20-24 & June 27-July 1 9 am - Noon
2) June 20-24 & June 27-July 1 1:30- 4:30 pm
Fee: $300 due with registration
Class meets in HS Room 121.
Call 283-4724 for availability. Registrations began
in January. This program is approved by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
“Striving for Excellence in Rehabilitation and Wellness”
Serving The Luverne Community
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Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Hand Therapy
Women’s Health Services
Occupational Health Services
Michelle Schuman, PT and Connie VandeVelde
Make Your Appointment Today!
507-449-2003
Right Next Door To Power Fitness
106 N Cedar St. Luverne, MN
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Summer
Exercise
Challenge
Would you take a SEC to improve your
health? It will take more than just a second for
the Summer Exercise Challenge, but Prairie
Rehabilitation staff is willing to offer support!
The challenge is simple -- increase your activity
over the summer by accumulating your walking
distance, running miles, and biking miles to
make your way Across Rock County, Around
Rock County or even Across Minnesota!
The challenge begins at Prairie Rehabilitation
(106 N. Cedar) on the evening of June 1 with an
initial visit to measure weight, inches, flexibility,
and general strength; rate current activity level;
discuss exercise options; and set personal goals.
(Be sure to sign up for a time when you register.)
A midway “checkup” will be the evening of
July 6 to see how you are doing, followed by an
August 10 celebration at Prairie Rehabilitation!
Participants will come in to re-measure
everything and CELEBRATE! Join us for the
Summer Exercise Challenge!
Class#: S490
Instructor: Michelle Schuman, PT &
Prairie Rehabilitation Staff Members
Day: Wednesday Evenings--Sign up for a
10 minute appt. time as you register.
Dates: June 1, July 6, August 10
Sessions: 3
Loc: Prairie Rehabilitation 106 N Cedar
Fee: $10/person
www.isd2184.net
Summer 2016
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ABE - ESL - GED
Citizenship Classes
Free classes are open to those who are 17 or
older and who do not attend any school. You
may begin any time. Child care and transportation are available upon request, for daytime
classes only.
ABE—Adult Basic Education classes—free online option to work on English skills, study for
the GED or prepare for college in the comfort
of your home or local library.
ESL (English as a Second Language): This is
instruction to those whose native language is
not English. Sometimes referred to as English
Language Learning (ELL). ESL classes from
the pre-literacy level to the advanced level,
help students develop speaking, listening,
reading, writing, and grammar skills to
communicate effectively and function
successfully within their workplaces,
communities, and families.
GED (General Educational Development):
This is a program which prepares students
to pass the examination for a national high
school equivalency diploma that includes
a set of five tests (Math, Reading, Writing,
Social Studies, and Science).
Citizenship: This program prepares non-US
citizens for US citizenship. Preparation
would include preparing an application for
citizenship and English language instruction
if needed.
Summer ESL Schedule
May 23 - July 6
Monday/ Tuesday/Wednesday
9:30 - 11:30 am
South Side of School
HS Room168
Questions: Call 283-4724
GED/ABE by appointment only
Luverne Alternative School
Students (grades 9-12 through age 21) are able
to earn their high school diploma by completing
their course work at our Alternative School. Students may attend on a full time basis or be dual
enrolled in the high school. There are options
available for those 21 years old and older wishing to further their education. Should you know
of a potential student, please feel free to contact
Superintendent Craig Oftedahl at 283-8088.
Big Buddies
Of
Rock County
Big Buddies Needs YOU!
Big Buddies is seeking mentors for children living in
our community. Growing up is hard work! A
mentor can make the difference as to whether or
not a child succeeds in developing the self-esteem
and confidence necessary to grow into a healthy,
productive adult.
5 Top Reasons to Mentor
1. Have Fun
2. Gain Personal fulfillment.
3. Expose a child to opportunities they might not
otherwise have.
4. Help a child make better life choices.
5. Form a meaningful relationship.
Find out how easy it is to make a difference in
a child’s life.
For information or an application, contact Lisa J.
Nath at (507) 283-1302.
“A mentoring program making a difference in the
lives of Rock County Kids.”
Meulebroeck, Taubert & Co., PLLP
Certified Public Accountants
P.O. Box 685 • 109 S. Freeman • Luverne, MN 56156
507-283-4055
Experienced tax preparers with offices in Luverne,
Pipestone, Marshall, Tyler & Lake Wilson
• Tax planning and preparation
• Accounting and bookkeeping services
• Payroll services
• Quickbooks set-up and assistance
Summer 2016
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A Member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System. An Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Educator/Employer.
www.mnwest.edu • 800-658-2330 • [email protected]
60 credit two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree
Health
Information
Technology
A.A.S. Degree
Minnesota West offers two program options related to Health
Information Management careers: including a Diploma in Medical Coding
Specialist, and an Associate of Applied Science degree in Health
Information Technology. Health Information Technicians analyze, secure,
and maintain patient health information.
Health Information Technicians compile, process, and maintain medical
records of hospital and clinic patients in a manner consistent with
medical, administrative, ethical, legal and regulatory requirements of the
health care industry. Other duties may include processing, maintaining,
compiling and reporting patient information for health requirements and
standards using the medical coding system.
Medical Coding Specialists work closely with other health care professionals in coding diagnosis and
procedures on patient medical records, analyzing medical records for completeness of documentation,
working with insurance companies, and reimbursement procedures.
FIND A CAREER
MAKE AN IMPACT
Summer 2016
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FIND A CAREER
MAKE AN IMPACT
Pharmacy
Technology
Diploma
Program
prepares graduates for entry level careers working under the direction of
a trained and licensed Pharmacist in retail, clinic or hospital settings. A
Pharmacy Technician assists the pharmacist in all aspects of prescription
processing, customer services, and administrative duties in accordance
with the standard written procedures and guidelines under the
supervision of a professional pharmacist.
Pharmacy Technicians will perform different duties depending on the
practice setting in which they are employed. In general, a Pharmacy
Technician may perform the following duties: receive and verify
prescriptions, and prepare medications for customers/patients through
mixing, counting and labeling prescriptions.
Pharmacy Technicians also consult with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals regarding
patient information, allergies, and lab results to determine optimal patient care. This program prepares
graduates for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board exam which is necessary for certification.
earn your diploma in just one year
www.mnwest.edu • 800-658-2330 • [email protected]
A Member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System. An Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Educator/Employer.
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Summer 2016
August 29 State Fair Trip
Class#: S480 Tour Guide: Anne Foley Date: Monday, August 29
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MN STATE FAIR
Plan to join us for this fun adventure to the “Great Minnesota GetTogether”. The Minnesota State Fair is full of exhibits, stage shows,
educational sights, a daily 2:00 p.m. State Fair Mall Parade, great food,
interesting people, and lots of fun! We are planning this trip specifically
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and enjoy Senior Day! Let us do the driving and the parking; you can
can relax and enjoy this action-packed day! Reading Bus Lines will
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Guthrie
Theater Bus Trip
23RD ANNUAL
South Pacific
International
Festival
Sunday, June 26
FRIDAY, JULY 8TH &
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH
Nobles County Government Center
Downtown Worthington
Learn Together
Live Together
Class: #S290 Date: Sunday, June 26
Registration Deadline: May 10
Leave Time: Sioux Falls Active Generation 7:45 am
Play Together
Luverne Com Ed 8:15 am
-- Worthington Shopko 8:45 am
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community
celebration
Return Home: 7:30 Worthington, 8:00 Luverne, 8:30 Sioux Falls
Fee: $85 covers costofofculture
bus ride and
ticket. Meal cost will be on your own.
andtheater
diversity!!
THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVA
One of the most celebrated and lauded musicals in American
theater, this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic contains
a treasure trove of memorable songs from “Bali Hai”
to “There is Nothin’ Like a Dame” to “Some Enchanted
Evening.” Set in an island paradise during World War II,
this sweeping romance tells the story of two couples – a
U.S. Navy nurse and a French planter, and a Marine Corps
lieutenant and a young local girl – and how their happiness is threatened by the dangers of war and
prejudices of their times. We will stop for a mid-morning food break and a supper stop after the play.
Summer 2016
Maximize Social Security
There are hundreds of options associated with
your Social Security retirement benefits. The
choices can be overwhelming. One mistake can
be costly. Designed for those 55-62 years, this
class will help you sort through the red tape and
options, to ensure what you choose is right for
you. Information only --no products will be sold.
Class #: S253
Instructor: Robert Bolger,
Thrivent Financial
Day: Monday, June 6
Times: 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Sessions: 1
Location: CE 802
Fee: $5.00*
Insurance products issued
or offered by Thrivent
Financial, the marketing
name for Thrivent Financial
for Lutherans, Appleton, WI.
Not all products are available
in all states. Securities and
investment advisory services
are offered through Thrivent
Investment Management
Inc., 625 Fourth Ave. S.,
Minneapolis, MN 55415, a
FINRA and SIPC member and
a wholly owned subsidiary
of Thrivent. Thrivent
Financial representatives are
registered representatives
of Thrivent Investment
Management Inc. They are
also licensed insurance
agents/producers of Thrivent.
For additional important
information, visit
Thrivent.com/disclosures.
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NAVIGATE TO YOUR
FINANCIAL GOALS
With sound guidance today—and down the road
We work with you to create a financial strategy that
changes as your life does to help you reach a place of
confidence in your finances.
You’ll have access to a full range of products and
services like insurance and annuities. And more than
100 years of experience helping Christian families
reach their goals and strengthen their communities.
Contact me today.
Robert Bolger
Financial Associate
309 W. Edgehill St., Suite 2
Loveme, MN 56156
507-449-0250
Keeping the Farm/Business
in the Family
This class will
answer your estate
planning and asset
protection questions
for both Minnesota and
South Dakota residents.
Learn more about wills, trusts, living wills and
incapacity planning, business entity planning,
asset and wealth protection strategies (asset
loss protection from the nursing home),
medicaid assistance, charitable giving and
legacy planning. Class instructor, Dominic
Smith, comes highly recommended by Thrivent
Financial. After working as a lawyer in Sioux
Falls for 9 years, Dominic started his own
business in Marshall focusing solely on estate
planning.
Class #: K186
Instructor: Dominic Smith
Date: Tuesday, June 14
Times: 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Sessions: 1
Location: CE 802
Fee: $5.00*
Appleton, Wisconsin • Minneapolis, Minnesota
Thrivent.com • 800-847-4836
27722 R3-14
**Denotes instructor
will donate salary to the
Opportunity Fund.
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Summer 2016
Farmer MarketStylePlant Sale
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Rock County Master
GardenerMay
Saturday
16, 2014
Garden
12th Annual Plant
Sale
– 11:00 a.m.
8:00
Saturday, May 21
Tour
Bomgaar’s Parking Lot
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Hatting, Luverne
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Gardeners:
Join the Rock County Master Gardeners for
Shoppers:
Pre-registration is necessary in order to
Gardeners: bring your extra pretheir annual garden
tour. The bus will leave
Bring your extra pre-pricedperennials,
annuals,
priced perennials, annuals, etc. to sell.
promptly at 6:30 pm from the south side of
etc. to sell
the school to tour gardens in the Luverne area.
(No professional growers.)
Shoppers: get Get some great buys on plants!
secure seating. Rain date will be June 21.
some great buys
Each vendor will be paid separately
Class #: G150
on plants!
(No Professional Growers) Hours: 6:00 pm load the bus-return by approximately 9:00 pm
Questions: Call
Day:
Monday Rain Day: Tuesday
Rain
or
Shine
the Extension office
Date: June 20 Rain Date: June 21
at 283-1302.
Questions: Call Lynn at 283-4252
Sessions: 1
Location: CE Parking Lot
MASTER GARDENER – Rock County
Fee: $10.00 prepaid by 4:00
www.extension.umn.edu/master-gardener
on June 16
$15.00 after June 16 (NOTE: Com. Ed.
is closed on Fridays during the summer.)
Minnesota
Twins
Cleveland Indians Bus Trip
Class: #T220
vs.
Date: Sunday, July 17
Departure Times:
Sioux Falls Active Generations--7:00 am
Luverne Com. Ed Parking Lot--7:30 AM Worthington Shopko--8:00 am
Game Time: 1:10 pm (Seats -- Family Section 311, Rows 1-4)
Coordinator: Karen & Mark Willers
Fee: $79/Ticket, includes Hot Dog, Soda & Bus
Breakfast Stop: McDonalds, Mankato
Supper Stop: Old Country Buffet, Mankato
(Meal costs at McDonalds and Old Country Buffet are on your own.)
Evening Drop off: Worthington 8:30, Luverne 9:00, Sioux Falls 9:30
Summer 2016
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Defensive Driving
Keep your car insurance discount by attending National Safety Council classes. Advance registration required by calling 2834724. Make checks payable to Community
Education and mail to 709 N Kniss, Luverne
MN 56156. Please include your driver license number. See dates below.
Full 8 Hour Class #807:
Luverne Nov. 7 & 14 5:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee: $25/prepaid or $30/day of class
Refresher 4 Hour Classes:
#428: Luverne May 19 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
#445: Luverne June 16 5:30 - 9:30 pm
#450: Luverne August 25 5:30 - 9:30 pm
Fee: $20/prepaid or $25/day of class
Location: CE802
Instructors: Jim Harner, Joe Roberts
I N S U R A N C E
808 S. Kniss (Hwy 75)
Phone 507-283-2381
P.O. Box 596
Fax 507-283-4688
Luverne,MN56156-0596
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R e c r e a t i o n
THANK YOU for supporting the youth in our community. The following organizations make it possible
to keep participation fees at a reasonable cost! Students/parents also help with fundraising activities.
*City of Luverne
*Rock County
*Luverne Rotary Club
*Schomacker Cleaning
*Luverne VFW
*Hardwick American Legion
*Luverne Optimist Club
*Buffalo Ridge Insurance
*Luverne Community Ed
*Herman Motors
*Luverne Baseball Association
*M & L Electric
*Glen’s Food Center
*KQAD - K101 Radio
*LHS Student Council
*Sudenga Communications *Exchange State Bank
*Lewis Family Drug
*Rock County Star Herald *Knology
*Continental Western
*McClure Electric
*Papik Motors
*Gold ‘n Plump
*Total Card, Inc.
*First Farmers & Merchants Bank *Luverne Kawasaki
*Print Express*Franken Construction*Remmedez
*Salon 75*Blue Stem*Remax Realty
*McClure Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning
Registration Deadline is May 19 for all summer
recreation programs unless otherwise specified.
Save money by paying ahead of registration deadlines.
Registrations, Late Fees
& Refunds
Registration in a class is confirmed when
your payment is received. A $5.00 late fee will
be added to payments made after registration
deadlines. If you withdraw from a class after the
registration deadline, 1/2 of your registration fee
will be refunded. If you withdraw from a class
after the first day of class, there will be no refund.
Due to the fact that we hire supervisors and assistants, pay insurance and order supplies based on
registration numbers, we must follow this policy.
Please check your calendars for conflicts before
signing up for classes. Thank you for your cooperation.
Financial Aid Available
We want all children to participate in activities.
We have funds available to help with fees or there
are opportunities to exchange work hours for
fees. Contact Community Education 283-4724
by May 19, if interested.
Class Supervision Policy
Parents: Realize that supervisors/coaches have
other responsibilities and in most cases will need
to adhere to the start and end times of classes very
closely. Please do not drop your child off early
for class and make arrangements to pick up your
child promptly. There is no supervision ahead of
the start time and the supervisor may need to leave
immediately at the end time for his next activity.
Take time to show your child where the Community Education office is located on the south
side of the building. If he/she is ever unsure of
what to do or is scared, direct them to go to Community Education to find an adult that will help.
Parent Conduct
Parent(s) wishing to discuss an issue or idea
with a coach or supervisor may schedule an
appointment to talk to the coach, supervisor
or summer recreation director 24 hours after
the game or event. Parents are not allowed
to enter a dugout or field of play to voice
concerns during a game or event.
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Summer 2016
A c t i v i t i e s
&
Weather Announcements
Severe Weather Policy
Community Education/Summer Recreation umpires, coaches, and teachers have been directed to
stop outdoor activities when threatening weather
conditions occur. The head umpire makes the
decision regarding suspension or cancellation
during games. The activity supervisor makes the
call at activities.
**visible lightning or audible thunder--suspend
and move to safe area until 30 minutes after
last occurrence of thunder/lightning or cancel
game/activity
**severe weather warning--suspend and move to
safe area until the warning expires or cancel
game/activity
P o l i c i e s
Field and weather conditions are checked about
one hour before an activity is to begin. As soon
as the decision is made to cancel, KQAD/800
AM--K101/101.1 FM radio station is notified.
Announcements will also be placed on the website
at www.isd2184.net under Community Education.
The path to the link is listed below on the website
information. Other sites to check are twitter@
Luvsumrec, Facebook@Luverne Community Ed
Summer Rec.
Camp Policy
Camps are open to residents of Luverne School
District first. Others accepted as space is available.
8/25/09 4:43 PM
Visit our school website at www.isd2184.net
Luverne Public Schools
Home
About LPS
Schools
Parent Quick Links
Select the Community Education Website
> Contacts
> JMC Parent Access
Staff Links
Teacher Sites
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Look forTuesday,
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Today
Wednesday, August 26
9:00am
Tennis: Girls Varsity
> Pay Schools
Friday, August 28
> Activities Schedule
9:00am
Tennis: Girls Varsity
> School Calendar
4:00pm
Cross Country: Varsity
Monday, August 31
> Lunch Menu
Schedule
12:00pm Tennis: Girls Varsity
Tuesday, September 1
Staff Inservice
7:30pm
Volleyball: Varsity
Wednesday, September 2
Staff Inservice
Events shown in time zone:
GMT (no daylight saving)
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Peer H
elpers
Fun
Arts & Crafts
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Let your child be creative and connect with friends a couple times a week! This class involves
hands-on work with various art and craft projects for students who attended grades K-5 during the past
year. Bring a paint shirt, and grocery bags to carry projects home. Note: A 3rd grader who prefers
easier projects may attend with K-2 or for more difficult projects, attend with the 4 & 5th graders.
Instructor: Jeanne Prekker
Sessions: 10
Location: HS Art Room
Fee: $30 (OR paid by May 19--$25)
Class # A402: Grades K-3 at 1:00-1:45 pm
Class #A405: Grades 3-5 at 2:00-2:45 pm
Days: Monday and Wednesday
Dates: June 1 - July 6 No class on July 4
Morning Recreation
Need a place for your child to be active and connect with friends this summer? Morning
Rec is the spot to be for students who attended grades K-5 during the past school year. They will enjoy
indoor and outdoor activities, table games and group games with their friends under the supervision of a
teacher and the high school peer helpers. Along with the regular activities, NEW mini sports camps will
be added this year. Each week a different sport will be featured using games and activities to practice
introductory skills, encouraging good sportsmanship, with mentorship provided by small group leaders/
student athletes who love sports and children. Tennis shoes are required! Care provided Monday through
Thursdays, from 7:45 - 11:45 am only, so please pick up your child promptly at 11:45. No class on
Fridays or holidays.
Class #: M530
Instructor: April Wallace
Hours: 7:45 - 11:45 am
Days: Only Monday through Thursday
Dates: May 23 -- July 7
No class on May 30/July 4
Session: 7 weeks
Location: Cardinal Gym/Elem. Commons
N
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Football
Volleyball
Mini Soccer
Sports Camps
Hockey
Baseball
Basketball
Softball
Summer 2016
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Wrestling Clinic
for grades K- 6 as attended during 2015 - 16
This four day camp, for students who attended grades K-6 during the past school year,
teaches and reviews the basics of takedowns, breakdowns, pins, and getting away from
the bottom. Helpful for all levels of wrestlers! There will be plenty of games and
team-building activities such as dodgeball, football and ultimate frisbee.
Participants will be grouped by size, age, and experience.
Class#: W295
Instructor: Tony Johnson, Head Coach
and members of LHS Wrestling Team
Day: M/T/W/TH
Dates: June 27, 28, 29, 30
Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Location: South Small Gym
Golf Camp
for grades 3 - 8 as attended during 2015 - 16
Students who attended grades 3-8 during the past school
year have a great opportunity to learn golf techniques and
etiquette at this week long camp. Practice is held right at the
Luverne Country Club, co-sponsor of this program. Bring your
own golf clubs. Be On Time as the bus leaves promptly from
CE parking lot. Separate sessions offered for boys and girls.
See times listed below
Instructor: John Sichmeller, Varsity Coach
Dates: M/T/W/TH -- July 11, 12, 13, 14
Location: Load Bus at Com. Ed.
Travel to Luverne Country Club
Class #G315: GIRLS Golf
Class #G310: BOYS Golf
Bus Back at: 11:15 am
Class Times: 10:00 - 11:00 am
Bus Back at: 10:15 am
Class Times: 9:00 - 10:00 am
Bus Loads: 9:45 am
Bus Loads: 8:45 am
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Summer 2016
Gymnastics
-- use grade attended during 2015-16 school year -Registrations accepted only with payment.
Wear appropriate clothing to class, and put long hair up.
Location: North Small Gym Instructor: Staff
Preschool -- for children age 4 by June 1 through pre-kindergarten
Class #: G450 May 31 - June 3
Date: Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri
Time: 9:00 - 9:50 am
OR
Class #: G456 June 6 - 9
Date: Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs
Time: 9:00 - 9:50 am
Dates/Days/Times: Choose Class From Above
Sessions: 4/class
Fee: $45/class (OR paid by May 19--$40) List t-shirt size when registering
Grades K - 5
use grade attended during past year
Class #: G460 May 31 - June 3
Date: Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri
Time: 10:00 am - Noon
OR
Class #: G466 June 6 - 9
Date: Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs
Time: 10:00 am - Noon
Dates/Days/Times: Choose Class From Above
Sessions: 4/class
Fee: $55/class (OR paid by May 19--$50) List t-shirt size when registering
Grades 6 - 12 HS Camp
for Luverne High School gymnasts.
Class #: G470
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Sessions: 6 weeks
(No Class July 5 & 7)
Times: May 31 - June 9 -- 6:30 - 8:00 pm
June 14 - July 14 -- 10:30 am - Noon
List t-shirt size when registering
High School Activities
REQUIRED
Athlete - Parent Meeting
August 15 - 7:00 pm Cardinal Gym
Fall Sports Begin -- August 15
Advanced
for those who attended competitive
gymnastics during 2015-16 school year
Class #: G480
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Sessions: 6 weeks
(No Class July 5 & 7)
Times: May 31 - June 9 -- 5:00 - 6:30 pm
June 14 - July 14 -- 9:00 - 10:30 am
List t-shirt size when registering
Financial Help Available
There is an Opportunity Fund available
for everyone to help with paying fees. To
request financial assistance, fill out the
form at the Community Education office
by May 19. Call 283-4724 with questions.
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Running for Grades 3-8
Track & Field Meets
This class, for boys and girls who attended
grades 3-8 during the past school year. No
athletic experience or ability is necessary. The
main focus is running as a way to stay healthy and
develop self-confidence. Beginning distances will
be minimal and achievable for any novice runner.
Distances slowly increase every week. Runners
will set their own pace when they complete a 5k
run (3.1 miles) at the end.
Competitors of all ages are welcome to have fun
running, jumping & throwing. Events include
the 50, 100, 200, 400 and 800 meter dash, 1600
meter run, 400 meter relay, long jump and softball
throw. Ribbons will be awarded to the top six
place winners. Choose one, two or all three meets.
Class #: R158
Instructor: Pete Janiszeski
Days: Mondays/Wednesdays
Dates: June 1 - July 6
No practice July 4
Hours: 8:00 - 9:30 am
Session: 6 weeks
Location: East side of high school (front)
Fee: $30 (Or paid by May 19 -- $25)
Track Practice & State Track
Meet -- Twin Cities in Motion
Anyone ages 7-12 may attend the practices to get
a taste of what track and field is all about. You
will prepare and practice the different events
that are a part of the State Track Meet. Use
birthdate as of December 31, 2016. The state
track meet will be held in Marshall on June 25.
Competition is friendly and fun. Everyone is a
winner! Registration information may be picked
up at community education office. There is a
small fee if you decide to participate at the state
meet. For questions, contact Pete Janiszeski
at 449-0652.
Class #: T280
Practice Dates: June 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23
Time: 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Location: High School Track
Fee: $15 (Or $10 paid by May 19)
***plus State Meet fee paid at meet
Class #: T302 Monday, June 6
Class #: T305 Monday, June 20
Class #: T307 Monday, July 11
Hours: 6:00 pm
Session: 1
Location: HS Track
Fee: $5.00/meet
Weather announcements will be posted
on the Community Education link of
the school website www.isd2184.net
or announced on 101.1 FM or 800 AM
radio stations.
Does Your Child Need
.........another adult role model?
.........to spend more time with peers?
.........fun things to do after school?
.........a more active lifestyle?
The Child Guide program’s goal is to
build assets in children so they can lead
a more productive and happy life by connecting them to activities and getting them
involved. Child guide will help connect
children to different activities, will help
with rides to and from activities, and
will help pay participation fees.
Contact:
Mrs. Lisa Dinger, Child Guide
Luverne Elementary School 283-4497
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Summer 2016
Summer Softball and Baseball
Grades K - 12 T-ball, Softball & Baseball
The Winter Brochure carried registration information, allowing time to plan schedules, hire coaches, order
equipment, etc. New students to the district should call 283-4724 to see if there are any roster spots open.
Schedules (games begin after Memorial Day) are sent home on the last day of school with students.
Schedules will also be available in the CE office and on the school website at www.isd2184.net. Select
Community Education along the top, and then the Summer Recreation link on the left hand side. The
days of play for grades K - 6 are listed below.
Grades K-2 T-Ball: Boys M/W mornings -- Girls T/Th mornings
Grades 2/3 Girls League: Games--M/W Evenings, Practice T/Th AM
Grades 3/4 Minor League: Games--T/Th evenings, Practice W AM
Grades 5/6 Major League: Games--M/W evenings, Practice T/Th AM
Check for
Weather
Cancellations
Your child may bring their
own cap and choose
to wear it under our
helmets, or they may
bring their own personal helmet if it is
NOCSAE approved.
at www.
isd2184.net, then
to Com. Ed. link, then to
Announcements OR listen to Luverne
radio stations FM101.1 or AM800.
Vacation Bible School
Church
Date
Time
Phone
American Reformed
June 6-10
Morning
283-8600
Bethany Lutheran
August 13
All Day
283-4571
First Baptist
July 18-22
Morning
283-4091
First Presbyterian
August 1 - 4
Evening
283-4787
Grace Lutheran
May 23 - 27
Morning
283-4431
Living Rock Church
June 20 - 24
Evening
449-0057
Luverne Christian Reformed
May 23 - 26
Evening
227-0046
St. Catherine Catholic
May 23 - 26
Afternoon
283-8071
St. John Lutheran
May 23 - 26
Evening
283-2316
United Methodist
August 1 - 4
Evening
283-4529
Zion Lutheran
August 1 - 4
Evening
920-9279
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Summer 2016
Elementary
Football Camp
MS Football Clinic
NE
K-2 W
m
atte ay
nd!
This is a non-contact camp for students who
attended grades 5-7 during the past school
year. Participants will be introduced
and prepared for a new level of
football. In case of bad weather,
the camp will be moved to the
Cardinal Gym.
This class is for girls
and boys who attended grades
K - 4 during the past school
year. Have some fun while you
learn more about football! In case
of bad weather, the camp will be
moved to the Cardinal Gym.
Class #: F240
Days: Monday & Tuesday
Dates: July 18, 19
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Instructor: Coach Oye & LHS Staff
Sessions: 2
Location: Football Field
Fee: $25 (OR paid by June 21 -- $20)
includes shirt -- list size when registering
Class #: F245
Days: Monday, Tuesday
Dates: July 18, 19
Time: 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Sessions: 2
Instructor: Coach Todd Oye &
LHS Staff
Location: Football Field
Fee: $25 (OR paid by June 21 -- $20)
includes shirt -- list size when registering
Te n n i s L e s s o n s
If you don’t have a racket,
request to use one of ours
when you register.
Weather cancellations will be
made as the courts become
wet. Go to www.isd2184.net,
Com. Ed. link, then to
announcements or listen
to 800 AM or
101.1 FM.
Grade Level
Time
Grades 1, 2, 3
8:30 - 9:25 am
Grades 4, 5, 6
9:30 - 10:25 am
Grades 7-12
10:30 - 11:25 am
for Grades 1-12 as attended in 2015-16
Instructor: Staff
Class #: According to grade level below
Day: Girls--Mon/Wed,
Boys--Tues/Thurs
Dates: May 31 - June 29
Time: According to grade level
Sessions: 5 weeks
Location: HS Tennis Courts
Fee: $35 (OR paid by May 19 -- $30)
Tuesday/Thursday
Monday/Wednesday
Boys
Class #T190
Boys
Class #T194
Boys
Class #T198
Girls
Class #T213
Girls
Class #T217
Girls
Class #T221
BOYS
GIRLS
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Basketball
Girls K- 7 Camp
Girls
Register by grade attended during the 2015-16
school year. Girls will have fun learning the fundamentals at this 3 day camp. T-shirt included,
list size. See Combo Fee for grades 3-7 below.
Class #B201: Grades K - 2 9:30 - 10:20 am
Class #B203: Grades 3 - 7 10:30 - 11:30 am
Instructor: T.J. Newgard & Varsity Players
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Dates: June 13, 14, 15
Time: By Grade Level Above
Sessions: 3
Location: Cardinal Gym
Fee: $35 (OR $30 paid by May 19)
list t-shirt size
Girls 3 on 3 League
for Grades 3-7
Girls continue to learn the basics and practice
their skills through 3 on 3 games. Register by
grade attended during the 2015-16 school year.
Class #B205
Days: Thursdays
Dates: June 16, 23, 30, July 14, 21
Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pm
Instructor: TJ Newgard, Varsity Coach
Sessions: 5
Fee: $35 (OR $30 if paid by May 19)
Check out combo fee below!!
NOTE: Grade 3 - 7 GIRLS COMBO Basketball Registration: Use Class # B237
Do both the 3- day camp and the 3 on 3 league play for a cost of $55 (or $50 paid
by May 19.) List t-shirt size. See specific class details above.
Boys
Boys Basketball
K, 1, 2 Camp
Boys will have fun learning the fundamentals
of basketball at this 3 day camp. Register by
May 19 by grade attended during the 2015-16
school year.
Class #: B100
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Dates: June 6, 7, 8
Time: 8:00 - 8:50 am
Instructor: Varsity Basketball Staff
Sessions: 3
Boys League Play
for Grades 2-7
Boys will learn the basics of basketball. Younger
grades will play 3 on 3, older boys will play 5
on 5. Register by May 19 by grade attended
during the 2015-16 school year.
Class #B102 Grades 2-4 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Class #B105 Grades 5-7 3:00 - 4:00 pm
Days: Wednesdays
Dates: June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Time: See Above
Instructor: John Sichmeller, Varsity Coach
Sessions: 5
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B.E.S.T. Boys & Girls Basketball Camp
for students who attended grades 3 -11 during 2015-16
Basketball’s Effective Shot Training instructs,
evaluates, and develops players at all levels in the
offensive fundamentals of basketball, utilizing
individual attention from qualified instructors to
correct each student’s shot and footwork. Players
train at game-speed so they are confident, mentally
strong, and more successful in competition.
Discipline, teamwork, and hard work are
developed through specific individual workouts
which teach essential skills that lead to success on
the basketball court, at school, and in the world.
Students are given assignments that need to be
worked on over the week and completed by the
next week so that learning progresses throughout
the weeks. Register according to grade attended
this past year. Whether you are just getting started
or want to enhance your current skill level, this
camp is a great option right here in Luverne. Open
Gym Basketball (below) and t-shirt included.
Class #: B307 Grades 7-11 Noon - 1:00 pm
Class #: B303 Grades 3 - 6 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Days: Mondays
Dates: June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18
(Note: No camp on July 4.)
Time: See Grade Levels Above
For
Instructor: B.E.S.T. Staff
B
and oys
Sessions: 6
Girl
s
Fee: $100 ($95 paid by May 19)
**Includes Open Gym below & list t-shirt size.
The BEST staff is dedicated to helping
players maximize their abilities. They
want players to leave with a passion for
the game of basketball and an increased
desire to practice on their own.
Open Gym
Cardinal basketball players who attended grades 3-11 during the 2015-16 school year are
invited to come and spend time in the gym practicing their basketball skills this summer.
Students involved in the B.E.S.T. basketball camp (see above) can come any time to work on their
assignments from camp. Those who are not involved in camp will be given shooting “workouts”.
Class #: B137
Days: Mondays through Fridays
Dates: May 31 - July 22
Time: 8:00 am to Noon
Session: 8 weeks
Supervisor: Staff
Location: Elementary Cardinal Gym
**No fee if registered for B.E.S.T Camp above.
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Community Education
Summer 2016
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PROGRAM GOALS
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Speed Training
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DATES & DAYS:
June 20—July 29, 2016
Mondays, Wednesdays
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SESSION TIMES:
Norma Walks, MD
8:30—9:45 a.m.
General Surgery
REGISTRATION FEE: $80
Boys grades 7-11
Registration Deadline:
10—11:15 a.m.
June 9, 2016
Girls grades 7-11
For more information,
call (507) 283-4724
Commitment
Class #: P258 BOYS Grades 7-11 (as attended in 2015-16) 8:30 - 9:45 am
Class #: P262 GIRLS Grades 7-11 (as attended in 2015-16) 10:00 - 11:15 am
Location: Luverne Middle School Gym & Football Field
Fee: $80 -- Includes t-shirt -- please list size
Summer 2016
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MS/HS Volleyball
Elementary Volleyball
for grades 5 - 11 as attended during
for grades K - 4 as attended during
the 2015-16 school year.
the 2015-16 school year.
List t-shirt size when registering.
Class #V101: Gr. K, 1 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Class #V124: Gr. 2 - 4 1:30 - 3:00 pm
Instructor: Stacie Busse-Remme,
Varsity Coach, & Players
Days: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Dates: June 1, 2, 3
Times: See Above
Fee: $25 (or $20 before May 19)
**T-shirt included--please list size
Class #V157: Gr. 5 - 7 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Class #V181: Gr. 8 - 11 1:30 - 3:00 pm
Instructor: Stacie Busse-Remme,
Varsity Coach, & Players
Days: Tuesdays
Dates: June 7, 14, 21, 28
Sessions: 4
Times: See Above
Go Cardinals!
AUGUSTANA VOLLEYBALL CAMP
June 8 & 9
for grades 6 - 11 as
attended during
2015-16 school year
Augustana
Volleyball
is coming to Luverne!
Come and learn from
the very same challenges
and activities Augustana
University utilizes in their
own gym! Campers can
expect to be challenged
to try new things and
expand their knowledge
of the game in a fun and
positive environment!
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Class #: V611
Instructor: Augustana Coaching Staff
Dates: June 8, 9
Days: Monday, Tuesday
Times: 9:30 am - Noon & 1:30 - 4:00 pm
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Summer 2016
School and Community
Calendar
City Wide Rummage Sales
HS Awards Night
Spring Choir Concert
Baccalaureate
Last Day of School
Graduation
Memorial Day
Buffalo Days Parade on Lake/Fireworks
Hot Dog Nite
Com Ed Office Closed
Rock County Fair
MSHSL Activities Meeting
Rock River Beer Fest
School Begins
May 5,6,7
May 10
May 13
May 15
May 20
May 22
May 30
June 3,4,5
July 4
July 14
July 18 - 29
July 28, 29, 30
August 15
August 20
September 6
507-283-8711
411 W. Gabreilson Rd Ste.2
Luverne, MN 56156
[email protected]
Award Winning Studio
Classes in
competitive dance/
Jazz/hip hop/
ballet/lyrical/acro/
tap/line/modern/
technique/adult
*Students learn new, fun innovative choreography to
build strong, fit and coordinated bodies, which helps
them in their different sports.
*Curriculum structured with techniques, terminology
and fun through music, dance, games and props.
*Small class size *Affordable dance fees-deep
discount for families or multiple classes *Locally
owned *With our new make-up class schedule, your
money never goes to waste. Join the fun!
Register at 612-210-0857
Weather Announcements--check the
Community Education link on the school
website www.isd2184.net or listen to
radio stations 800 AM/101.1 FM
Summer Music Camp 2016
Get Your Orff On!
July 18-22, 2016
9am-11am for ages 4-9
Offered By The Blue Mound Figure Skaters
Offering basic learn to skate classes as well as learn to
skate hockey and figure skating classes. Classes are 30
minutes long with class times beginning at 5pm,
5:30pm and 6pm for Learn to Skate and Learn to
Skate Hockey. More advanced figure skating
lessons and skating team practices are from
6:30pm-9:30pm. Classes run for 14 weeks!!!
1pm-3pm for ages 10+
The directors of the camp, Julie Jacobsma and Mistyn Iveland Kozisek,
both 1995 graduates of LHS, are very excited to feature students playing
Orff instruments this summer, along with singing. Orff Schulwerk instruments include xylophones, metallophones, and glockenspiels, as well as
various other percussion instruments that are designed for the general
music classroom. The Orff Schulwerk approach utilizes movement and
improvisation and nurtures creativity. Students will also be creating
music-themed paintings, which will be displayed at the Carnegie Center.
Call 402-367-5045 or email [email protected] to register!
Interested in Summer Suzuki Violin Lessons?
For more info. call: Cathy 712-540-9021 Katie 507-227-1999
www.bluemoundfigureskating.com
Contact LaDonna at [email protected]
Summer 2016
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Rock County Community Library
201 W. Main St. Luverne, MN 56156 (507) 449-5040
School will soon be out for the summer, which means there will be
plenty of time for reading. Our 2016 theme is READ FOR THE WIN!
We have invited a magician, yo-yo expert, game expert, puppeteers,
and local mascots to help us celebrate the library and reading!
Be a good sport -- sign up for FUN at the Library’s Summer Reading Program.
Registration starts Tuesday, May 31. **Open to ages Pre-K thru 12th grade**
ALL library events are FREE! For more information, call the library at (507) 449-5040.
Join us for these weekly programs:
Story & Art (1st-5th grade) -- Wednesdays from 3-4 p.m. starting June 15 thru July 20
Storyhour (Ages 4, 5 & K) -- Thursdays from 10-11 a.m. starting June 9 thru July 21
Laptime (birth-3 with an adult) -- Fridays from 10:30-11 a.m. starting June 10 thru July 15
Join us for these special events. Ages are listed.
Mister Twister-Monday, June 6 @ 3:00 p.m. (all ages) -- Kick-off the summer
reading program with magic, balloons and more, followed by an ice cream social ,
sponsored by Friends of the Library.
Mr. Fun-Tuesday, June 14 @ 10:30 a.m. (best suited for elementary students) Learn about
different games played around the world!
Jim Oliver-Tuesday, June 28 @ 3:00 p.m. (all ages) Presenting his puppet show The Watering Can.
Movie Day-Tuesday, July 12 @ 3:00 p.m. Join us for popcorn, pop and a sports themed movie!
Margo McCreary- Friday July 22 @ 10:00 a.m. (all ages) Margo will be bringing her outdoor
puppet theatre and introducing us to her puppets.
Pizza Party- Thursday, July 28 @ 2:00 p.m. Those of you that “get in the game” and finish all seven
weeks of reading will be invited. Reading logs must be turned in by Monday, July 25.
Dazzling Dave-Monday, August 8 @ 3:00 p.m. (best suited for
upper elementary and middle school students) Dave Schulte is a
professional yo-yo performer and highly acclaimed champion who
has circled the globe since 1998. Come, watch him “dazzle” you with
yo-yo tricks and learn some too!
n
ntioTEENS
-- Register for the summer reading program & be eligible for prizes, pizza and more.
Atte
Learn more by asking a librarian at the library!
Summer 2016
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Head Start Preschool Program
Ahigh quality, individualized preschool program
There is NO COST to families that are accepted.
Proud to use best practices for preparing
children for kindergarten
Minnesota 4 Star Parent Aware Preschool
Highest Possible Rating
The learning environment supports each
child’sfamily, culture, and community with
a variety of learning experiences to encourage
academic, social,emotional, physical, self-help
and language development.
Serving Murray, Nobles, Rock & Pipestone
Register by calling 1-800-658-2444
at the Southwestern MN Opportunity Council office
rd
1106 3 Ave., Worthington. TTY – 507-372-7279
FULL SERVICE DELI, BAKERY, MEAT AND FLORAL DEPARTMENTS
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Monday - Saturday 7 AM - 10 PM
Sunday 7 AM - 9 PM
283-4429
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Your Full Service Supermarket
LOW PRICES, GREAT SPECIALS, FRIENDLY SERVICE
BLUE MOUND BANQUET
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449-1122
“Where people meet for a good time”
Start receiving great
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Glen's Food Center
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Summer 2016
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Member FDIC
T H R E E L O C AT I O N S
to ser ve all your banking needs!
Hills
116 County Rd 6
507-962-3250
Ellsworth
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210 South Broadway
507-967-2570
Luverne
310 Gabrielson Road
507-449-6000
Visit our website at: www.exchangestatebankmn.com
Full-time and part-time
Customer Service
Representative openings.
Day and evening hours
available.
Phone and computer
experience preferred.
Apply online at
www.tcisolutions.com
Casual dress
Blue jeans daily
Friendly atmosphere
Close to home
Flexible schedule
Total Card, Inc
1 Roundwind Road in Luverne
(507) 449-6411
Summer 2016
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Taekwondo
Ages 4 - Adult
FREE TWO
WEEK TRIAL
May 16 - 26
113 1/2 E Main, Luverne
For class information
call 283-8390.
Kickstarter Class (Ages 4 & 5)
meets at 4:15 - 5:00 pm
Classes meet every Monday and Thursday
evening, year round, with family rates
available. For more information call 2838390 on Monday or Thursday evening
between 4:15 to 7:15 pm, or call instructor
Wes Grieme at (605) 321-8818.
32nd Annual Buffalo Days
June 3—Friday Night Cruise-in—6 to 10:30 pm
June 4—Arts in the Park—9 am to 4 pm
June 4—Buffalo Days Parade— 10 am
Beach Bash & Fireworks Extravaganza at
THE LAKE
July 4—Davis Lake Triathlon—10 am
July 4—Bean Bag Tournament—12 pm
July 4—Kids Sand Castle Tournament—12 pm
July 4—Volleyball Tournament—2 pm
July 4—Log-rolling Tournament—6 pm
July 4—Parade on the Pond—7:30 pm
July 4—Fireworks—10 pm
th
54 Annual Hot Dog Nite
July 14 beginning at 5:30 pm
Rock River Beer Fest
August 20—2 to 6 pm—Blue Mound Ice Arena
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Summer 2016
Step By Step
Wellness Challenge
Buffalo Days Fun Run/Walk
Saturday, June 4
August 15 – September 25
Sanford Luverne wants you to walk your way
to better health! The Step by Step Wellness
Challenge encourages you to put together a
team of three, track your steps weekly, and
increase your daily activity! Teams compete
to take the most steps. Win prizes! Receive a
t-shirt at the end of the challenge!
To join the challenge, contact
Sanford Luverne Rehab Services
at (507) 449-1229.
FEE:
$20 – includes pedometer (yours to keep!)
$10 – if you already own a pedometer
that counts steps
Registration deadline is August 5.
Anyone can do it!
Lace up your running shoes, grab the family
and get ready for some fitness and fun! Choose
the events you want to participate in:
• Half-Mile Run (12 years and younger)
• 5K or 10K Run (any age)
Entry Fee:
12 years & younger: $5
13 years & older: $20
The events begin with registration at Sanford
Luverne at 7 a.m. The Half-Mile Run begins
at 7:45 a.m. and the 5K and 10K runs begin at
8:15 a.m.
Pre-registration is encouraged by May 27.
Contact Darci Pap, Sanford Luverne, at (507)
449-1229 for a registration form or visit www.
sanfordluverne.org.
Sponsored by Sanford
Luverne.
Member FDIC
Convenient Locations ♦ Saturday Hours ♦ ATMs
Downtown Luverne
116 E Main St
507-283-2366
Highway 75 Luverne
800 S Kniss Ave
507-283-9131
Beaver Creek
304 E 1st Ave
507-673-2334
Free Checking ♦ Online & Mobile Banking ♦ IRA
Automatic Savings ♦ Money Magic Kid’s Club ♦ HSA
& Much More!
Scouting helps boys build character,
learn citizenship and develop personal fitness.
Boys from 1st grade through 5th
are invited to join Cub Scout Pack 280
Cub Scouts is fun with a purpose!
For more information contact:
Jason Braucht at (507) 597-3344
www.siouxbsa.org/Pack280LuverneMN
facebook.com/LuverneCubScouts
“Supporting the community for over 132 years!”
Summer 2016
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JOIN 4-H!
ROCK COUNTY
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ENGEBRETSON CHAPEL
“Our Family Serving Your Family
with Dignity, Care, and
Understanding.”
Phone 283-2777
Fax
283-2027
~ Serving the Luverne and surrounding communities. ~
~ Serving the Luverne and surrounding communities. ~
Call Nancy or Sheila at 507-283-1302 or
Visit www.extension.umn.edu/county/rock
4-H is a learn-by-doing youth development program
delivered throughout Minnesota. Membership is FREE
and is open to all youth in Grades K-13.
4-H HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
Most Popular Projects: Photography / Crafts & Fine
Arts / Food & Nutrition / Wood & Metal Shop / Clothing &
Textiles / Flower Gardening / Vegetable Gardening /
Horse / Shooting Sports & Wildlife / Livestock
Find out all you can do in 4-H at: www.4-H.umn.edu
Cal
Visi
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Summer 2016
When you’re ready for
baby...
Sanford Luverne is ready to help you prepare.
Excitement. Anticipation. Concern. They’re all part of the mix when you’re getting ready for baby.
At Sanford Luverne we want you to feel prepared. We offer a variety of educational classes to help
you get ready, and stay confident as a new parent.
Understanding Birth Classes—You’ve reached the third trimester. Baby is almost here. Topics
in this FREE class include possible signs of pre-term labor, what to expect during labor and
delivery, options available of comfort, postpartum care and more.
Saturday, June 11 or August 27, from 8:30a.m.—2:00p.m. (lunch is provided)
Understanding Newborns Classes—Once you’ve given birth, you’ll have a bunch of new
questions about taking your bundle home. This FREE class will help you prepare for caring for
your newborn, feeding him or her, knowing what to do in various situations and when you should
seek help.
Monday, June 13 or August 29, at 6:30p.m.
Understanding Breastfeeding Classes—In this FREE class, you and your partner will gain a
better understanding of the breastfeeding process, as well as the benefits to Mom and baby.
Knowledge of the process and support of those around the mother significantly impact the
success of breastfeeding.
Monday, May 16 from 6:30p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Any Large
Pizza
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$11.00
$10.00
Call (507) 283-2321 for more information or to register for the classes
listed above.
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Summer 2016
Luverne Area Aquatics & Fitness
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
This lifeguard class, will teach you the skills needed to help prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. This includes land and water rescue skills plus first aid. and cpr. May 31 – June 4 7am‐4pm $155.00 Call for pre‐requisites! (507) 449‐5036 This course is open to candidates at least 16 yrs of age and includes all the water safety and drowning prevention tools and information to plan and conduct courses in the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety programs. June 6 – June 10 7am ‐ 4pm $165.00 call for pre‐requisites! Building Hours
Monday thru Friday
5am-9pm
Saturday
7am-7pm
Sunday
1pm-5pm
GENERAL ADMISSION
ADULTS
STUDENTS (8-18)
7 & UNDER
SENIOR SWIM
FITNESS CENTER
POOL & FITNESS
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR $3.75
$2.00
$1.50
$1.75
$5.00
$6.00
Summer Memberships
Stay cool in the pool or in the fitness centers this summer! Enjoy a POOL, FITNESS, or POOL AND FITNESS membership. Starting May 1 S T thru August! Individual $50.00 OR $75 .00 fo r pool and f itn ess Family $90.00 Or $115.00 for pool and fitness plus tax! Discount
Dayz
EVERYONE SWIMS OR
WORKS OUT FOR A
$1.50 TUESDAY &
THURSDAY
1:30-3:30pm & 7-8:55pm
SUMMER2016
802 N. Blue Mound Ave., PO Box 659 Luverne, MN 56156
Phone: (507) 449-5036
Website: www.cityofluverne.org
Email: [email protected]
Summer 2016
American Red Cross Set 1 MAY 23 – JUNE 3
Swimming Lessons 9:30–10:15
Cost:$30.00
12:45-1:30
6:15-7:00
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(M,T,W,TH,F)
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN
Set 2 JUNE 6 - JUNE 17
(M,T,W,TH,F)
8:45am-9:25am
Valley Springs (City 605-757-6555)
9:30-10:10am
(Sylvia) Doodlebugs
10:15-10:55am
Lester
12:45-1:25pm
Building Blocks
6:15-6:55pm
OPEN
Pre-registration and pre-payment is
Set 3 JUNE 20 – JULY 1
(M,T,W,TH,F)
required for all classes. Regis8:45-9:25am
HBC(Lois
Leenderts
962-3794)
tration is on a first-come, first9:30-10:10am
Building Blocks
serve basis. Under no circum10:15-10:55am
Ellsworth
stances will we take registration
without payment. We take
(Exchange St Bank 967-2570)
CREDIT OR DEBIT cards either
12:45-1:25pm
OPEN
in person or over the phone. Please
6:15-6:55pm
OPEN
call (507) 449-5036 to register.
**ADULT /PEDIATRIC CPR AND FIRST AID CLASS 8 HOURS ONE DAY th
Set 4
ONLY June 18 8am-4pm** JULY 11 - JULY 22
8:45-9:25am
9:30-10:10am
10:15-10:55am
12:45-1:25pm
Levels (Revised)
(M,T,W,TH,F)
Private Lessons
OPEN
OPEN
OPEN
Parent Child -available at
6:15 only. Levels 1 & 2 designed for children 6 months to 6:15-6:55pm
OPEN
3 yrs of age & their parent.
Set 5 JULY 25 - AUGUST 5 (M,T,W,TH,F)
Preschool Aquatics-for ages 4
Private Lessons and 5 yrs of age, three levels to 8:45-9:25am
OPEN
complete; levels 1, 2 & 3, levels 9:30-10:10am
10:15-10:55am
Family
U
may be combined.
12:45-1:25pm
OPEN
Progressive Learn to Swim
6:15-6:55pm
OPEN
for ages 5yrs and up.
Level 1 - Introduction to Water
Set 6 AUG 8TH – AUG 19Th (M,T,W,TH,F)
Skills
8:45-9:25am
Private Lessons
Level 2 - Fundamental
9:30-10:10am
OPEN
Aquatic Skills
OPEN
Level 3 - Stroke Development 10:15-10:55am
OPEN
Level 4 - Stroke Improvement 12:45-1:25pm
6:15-6:55pm
OPEN
Level 5 - Stroke Refinement
Level 6 – Personal Safety
CHILDREN WHO ATTEND LESSONS IN SET 1, 2,3,OR 4
MAY ATTEND SETS 5 OR 6 FOR $25.00 SAVE $5.00!!
NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLY!
Luverne
Public
Schools
Summer
2016
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calls are charged on a per-call basis.
MAINTENANCE PLAN
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problems with the wiring inside of your home.
*The $129.95/month price does not include federal, state, city and other fees.
There is also a $9 monthly retransmission fee, which is remitted to the
local ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX affiliates. The Ultimate Triple Play is available
to residential customers.
MAINTENANCE PLAN
• Protect yourself from repair costs if you experience
problems with the wiring inside of your home.
*The $94.95/month price does not include federal, state, city and
other fees. There is also a $9 monthly retransmission fee, which is
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