Sauk Rapids-Rice Community Education Summer 2014 Program Guide

Summer 2014

Sandy Grosland Director

Amy Gunderson Program Coordinator

Lisa Saari Program Coordinator

TBD Admin. Secretary & Facility Use

Rich Spiczka Youth Programs Coordinator

253-7237 [email protected]





Mag Patridge Adult Basic Education Coordinator

Kari Schugel District Website Coordinator

Community Ed Fax

Online Registration

District Website



(320) 258-1570

SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org

www.isd47.orgOffice Hours:

April - May: Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm June - August: Mon-Thurs, 9am-3pm | CLOSED: June 30-July 4

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Distribution: August, December, April | ISD #47, Sauk Rapids-Rice Community Education | 901 First Street South, Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 Issue #21 | Summer 2014

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Welcome!

This summer catalog offers classes and activities for everyone! You’ll find new gardening and fitness classes for adults, and for kids, new exciting classes ranging from Cribbage and Chess, to Spanish, Zumba, Myth Busting, and lots of Legos! To challenge kids and preclude that “summer slip,” check out Rockstar Readers, Math Magicians, Engineering and Minecrafting in virtual 3D.

Make Community Education part of your summer plans and register early! The “Early Bird” rate for kids’ classes ends May 23rd.

Sandy Grosland, Director of Community Education

Table of ContentsAdult Community Education ........... 3-9 Seniors 55+ ...... 3 Gardening ........ 4 Travel ................. 4 Cooking ............ 4 Enrichment ...... 5 Health ................ 6 Lifestyle ............. 6 Dance ................ 7 Fitness ............... 7 Martial Arts ...... 7 CentraCare ....... 8 Fitness ............... 9

Youth Community Education ...... 10-14 Music ...............10 Theatre ............10 Creatives .........11 Learning....12-13 Technology ....13 Science ......13-14 Math ...........13-14 Safety ...............14 Fitness .............14

Registration Form ..................... 15

Adult Basic Education ............ 16

Early Childhood Programs ............. 17

Rice Recreation ...... 18-19

Sauk Rapids Recreation ...... 20-31

Chalk the Walk! Family EventGrab your sidewalk chalk and let your imagination soar. Kick-off summer in style and draw, color and create with chalk on the sidewalks and parking lot at Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School. Bring the whole family for this fun, creative event. We’ll provide the lemonade! Please bring your own sidewalk chalk.

No registration necessary. Come anytime between 10am and 1pm. Space is on a first come, first served basis.

Tuesday June 3+ 10am-1pm SRR Middle School Meet at Door 2

+In the event of rain this event will be canceled.

Parent Connections : Preventing Power StrugglesCasi Olson, Clinical Psychologist

We’ll provide the pizza and childcare so YOU can connect with other parents about the joys and challenges of parenting that we all experience. Casi Olson will guide discussion as you learn from her and other parents about preventing power struggles. Get tips and explore ways families can spend quality time together. Casi has shared her expertise with many parents. Grandparents and professionals are also welcome.Pizza will be served from 6:00-6:30pm and childcare is available for ages 3-12 during the parenting presentation from 6:30-7:45pm.COST: $5 per family, per date. (Scholarships available). Register in advance for childcare and to ensure we have pizza for your family.

WHEN: Tuesday, April 15th from 6-7:45pm

WHERE: Pleasantview Elementary School. Enter Door 2

To register: Call 258-1577 or register at SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org. Class # 2645

Parenting Workshops are funded in part by Resource Training and Solutions

We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover & Debit Cards. Register today! Community Education - 3

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*All grade level requirements are for the 2013/14 School Year. Class materials are included in the fee unless noted.

Boomers & Zoomers 55+Nutrition EducationAshley Kibutha, RD, LD Supermarket Dietitian Coborn’s Grocery Stores

What is the Mediterranean Diet? Discover the benefits of this healthy and delicious diet. This course is free, but you must pre-register!

#5910 Tue May 13 2-3:30pmFREE Shepherd Oak Apt 310 13th St N, Sauk Rapids

55+ Defensive Driving Program Refresher (4 hours)Minnesota Safety Council

If you’ve taken an 8-hour Defensive Driving Course in the past, now you can renew your insurance discount by taking this 4-hour refresher course. There’s no driving and no test. You will receive a certificate to provide to your insurance company. No discounts.

Please include your Driver’s License # on the registration form.

#5816 Mon Apr 28 5-9pm$18 SRR Middle School #202 Door 1

AARP Smart Driver Refresher Course (4 hours) Debbie Grzybowski, AARP Instructor

This four-hour refresher course is for drivers 55 years and older who have completed the basic eight-hour AARP Smart Driver Course. Those who complete the course will maintain the 10% discount on their auto insurance.

• No tests or driving involved.• Bring driver’s license.• Refreshments provided. • $5 discount for AARP members

only. No other discounts.

AARP membership is not required to attend this course.

#5992 Thu May 22 12:30-4:30pm $20 Shepherd Oak West Apt 220 13th St N, Sauk Rapids

“A Time to Remember” Writing WorkshopMary Jo McCarthy, Author & Biographer

Have you ever wanted to record your childhood memories to pass on to your children and grandchildren? Come join our delightful writing workshop and experience a visit back to your childhood. You will be guided in creating your own collection of stories that will be treasured and loved by your family forever.

Through a series of questions, you will write 15 to 20 stories that will capture your childhood memories perfectly. Spend the day with us exploring and revisiting your childhood! No writing experience is necessary.

Please bring a bagged lunch; paper and pens will be supplied. Coffee, tea, and muffins will be available in the morning.

Mary Jo is a an author and biographer from Pequot Lakes. She has been presenting these writing workshops all over Northern Minnesota and every participant never wants the workshop to end!

#6022 Sat May 3 10am-3pm $38 SRR High School D151 Door 6

Exploring Poetry WritingDennis Herschbach

Local author and award-winning poet, Dennis Herschbach, will share some contemporary poetry styles and give ideas and instruction on how to put your personal memories into poetry. Dennis, the Vice President of the League of MN Poets has published several books, including a collection of poems, South First and Lake Front.

The first session will be the introduction to poetry writing and the second session will further develop participants’ work from session one.

This course is free, but you must pre-register!

#6007 Thu 3-4pm Apr 24 & May 29 2 sessions FREE Shepherd Court Apt. 330 13th Street North, SR

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Gardening & Travel

Container and Miniature Gardening with Succulents

Betty Jenson

Create your own miniature to mid-size potting from several succulents of your choice. Learn how to accessorize and showcase these great, easy-to-care-for plants in both rustic and elegant settings.

#5884 Tue Apr 29 6:30-8:30pm$26 SRR Middle School #107 Door 1

Growing Vegetables in Minnesota

Steve Gessell, Experienced Gardener

You live in a cold climate, so is it possible to have a high production vegetable garden? Experienced gardener, Steve Gessell will answer that question and give you advice. You’ll learn suggestions for early disease resistant and productive vegetables and some fruit, how to start your plants from seed, how to plant your garden and extend your growing season, and how to give your plants proper nutrients for maximum growth.

#6029 Mon May 19 6:30-8:30pm$16 SRR Middle School #106 Door 1

Creating a Garden SanctuaryDaniel Dix, WoodSpirit Gardens

Come and explore how you can create your own personal place of refuge in a world of chaos. Daniel will share tips on all the features of your garden sanctuary - garden rooms, walls, fences and gates, plus pathways, stairs, lighting and of course plant placement. Plus he will share how to celebrate life in the garden and find peace and tranquility.

#5944 Mon Apr 28 6:30-8pm$14 SRR Middle School #105 Door 1

Sauk River Recreation Resources

Sauk River Watershed District

Canoeing, bird watching, hiking and much more is just a few miles from you! This class will highlight some of the great locations and opportunities for all ages to enjoy all the Sauk River has to offer.

Participants will receive a folder full of materials and several door prizes will be given away from local sponsors.

#5976 Tue Apr 29 6:30-8pm $8 Sartell DSC #129 212 3rd Ave N, Sartell

Costa Rica - The Place to Visit, The Place to LiveDaniel Dix, WoodSpirit Tours

Costa Rica: beautiful beaches, deep jungles, a cloud forest, tropical flowers, cascading waterfalls, active volcanoes, and crystal clear blue oceans.

Perhaps you have heard about the friendly and lively Latino culture centered there and want to experience it yourself as a retirement location, a place to start a business, invest, a place to escape, or just a vacation hotspot. Join Daniel as he shares his experiences of vacationing, living, and working in Costa Rica. He will provide handouts as well as pertinent information and contacts as you learn about Costa Rica and all it has to offer.

#5841 Mon Oct 21 6-8:30pm$14 SRR Middle School #105 Door 1

“What a Wonderful World” at Paramount TheatreGet ready to enjoy a delightful afternoon of music, laughs, and memories! Two really funny guys on two pianos will be performing your favorite musical standards like “Fly Me To The Moon,” “Sixteen Tons,” “What a Wonderful World,” and dozens more from the Great American Songbook.

School bus pick up is at Foley HS or you may meet the group at the Paramount Theatre.

Registration deadline is April 12th!

#5981 Mon May 12 12:45-3:30pm$28 Foley High School 621 Penn Street, Foley

Sushi with Misa Feldhege #6020 Thu May 15 6:30-8pm$28 Apollo HS #813 Door 30 1000 44th Ave N, St. Cloud

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Adult EnrichmentOne-on-One DSLR Photography

Troy Olson, Experienced Photographer

Do you have a DSLR camera? Do you need someone to explain all the settings and functions of your camera? This class is for you! Troy will sit down with a small group, up to three people, to answer any questions and to show YOU how to operate YOUR camera.

Please sign up for your desired time frame, and note that only three people will be allowed per session. You may sign up for multiple sessions.

Date: Sat May 3Held at: SRR High School SW123 Door 23 - To the right of main entrance.

#6024 9-9:30am $16

#6025 9:35-10:05am $16

#6026 10:10-10:40am $16

#6027 10:45-11:15am $16

#6028 11:20-11:50am $16

Beginning Guitar for AdultsSteve Cekalla, Steve’s Guitar & Music

Is learning a musical instrument on your bucket list? Check it off with this introduction to the guitar. Steve has 26 years of experience!

This session is for 3 lessons to be scheduled and held during each month. Guitar is required, however limited rentals are available.

With student registration information, Steve will contact you to set up lessons.

No discounts.

Held at: Steve’s Guitar 3333 W Division, St. Cloud

#6001 May Session $18#6002 June Session $18#6003 July Session $18#6003 August Session $18

EZ Breezy Tote BagDawn Kraayenbrink

Join Dawn to make a fun tote bag in just four hours! This EZ tote is fully lined with multiple inside pockets. Jumbo rickrack finishes it off with added zing!

#6006 Sat Apr 26 9am-1pm $30 Just Sew Studio (East of Best Buy) 4124 W. Division Suite 2 St. Cloud

Designing and Building Your New Home - 101 Steve Jaschke & Steve Noble

With historically low interest rates, drastically discounted lot prices, and the peace of mind of a 10-year warranty, new construction is an attractive option in the current housing market. But do you know where to start?

A custom home builder and lumber/materials supplier will take you through the process of designing and building a home that is a perfect fit for you. Whether you plan to build your own home or just want a better understanding of the building process, bring your questions and discuss your own custom home design. Although there is no fee* for this class, please register in advance.

#6021 Thu May 8 6:30-8:30pmFree* Apollo HS #821 Door 30 1000 44th Ave N, St. Cloud *Fee covered by Noble Custom Homes & Pro-Build.

PADI Discover Scuba Diving Experience

Todd Matthies, MN School of Diving

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to breathe underwater? Now’s your chance! Offered by the experienced staff at the MN School of Diving Inc., this class is a great way to find out what scuba diving is really like before you take a full scuba certification course.

You will spend about a half hour pool-side learning about the basic principles of scuba diving and an overview of your scuba gear. Once you feel comfortable, you will spend 30 to 45 minutes in pool experiencing what it’s like breathing underwater, while you receive guidance in a few basic scuba skills.

With the exception of a swimsuit and towel, all snorkeling/scuba equipment will be supplied.

#6030 Thu May 8 6:30-8:15pm $35 Tech HS, Pool Door 6 233 12th Ave S, St. Cloud

#6031 Sat May 17 10-11:30am $35 Apollo HS Pool Door 11 1000 44th Ave N, St. Cloud


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Lifestyle, Health & WellnessOptimize Your Health & Well-Being

Danielle Berg, HealthPartners of Central MN Wellness Coach

Do you want to know how to optimize your health and well-being? These four educational sessions will get you thinking about how you can incorporate better nutrition, physical activity, and reduce your stress levels.

Each week Dani will focus on a different topic.

#6000 Tue 6-7pm $24 May 6-27 4 sessions SRR Middle School #213 Door 1

Take Charge of Your Stress!

Dr. Lee Aberle, Edgewater Natural Family Medicine

Stress is unnecessary and it can mess up your life. Symptoms of stress include belly fat, feeling nervous, sad or mad. You may feel overwhelmed by routine tasks, worry about everything and feel tired/weak for no reason.

If this sounds like you, you can learn how to take charge of your stress in this class. Lee will discuss real-life strategies and tools that you can use to regain control.

#6013 Tue May 6 6:30-8pm $14 SRR Middle School #104 Door 1

Technology & Nutrition - Recipe for Success!

Ashley Kibutha, RD, LD, Supermarket Dietician Coborns Grocery Stores

In the midst of a technology-savvy world, in which advances are made on a daily basis, it can be quite a challenge to keep up! Join Ashley to learn about a variety of nutrition apps, which ones are recommended by dietitians, and how to best utilize them to meet your personal nutrition goals and needs with your smart phone or iPad!

Bring your own iPad or we’ll have limited iPads ready for you to use!

#6008 Thu May 29 6:30pm-8pm $14 SRR Middle School #104 Door 1

Women Have Power! Brandon Stein & Dawn Opheim,

Certified Instructors

This class gives a foundation from which to practice and improve self-defense techniques. Joint manipulation will be taught, which will allow a smaller person to control and handle a larger attacker. Master Dawn Opheim and Brandon Stein will provide a starting point to develop self-defense skills. Non-physical/common sense self-defense will also be taught.

#6023 Thu May 1 6-8pm $25 SRR Middle School #137 Door 1

The Ins and Outs of Vitamins

Dr. Lee Aberle, Edgewater Natural Family Medicine

Do you take vitamins? Are you getting enough? Too much? Not sure? Studies show that even people that eat a good diet and take a multivitamin have nutrient deficiencies. Did you know that the first signs of deficiencies are mental/emotional? If you have anxiety, depression or other mood disorders, you likely have a corresponding nutrient deficiency. It can be as easy to fix as modifying your vitamins or diet. This class includes symptom surveys to help you find the nutrients that are critical to your optimal health and functioning.

#6014 Tue May 13 6:30-8pm $14 SRR Middle School #106

Door 1

Wardrobe, Skin Care & Make-Up Tips - Women 40+

Trish Hendrickson

Are you feeling tired of your wardrobe? Haven’t had a makeover in years? Has your skin care routine changed with your changing skin? Join Trish for a fun evening of skin care, make-up application and wardrobing. Learn how to accentuate your best attributes, get glowing skin, and show off your best features on a budget!

Trish does not represent a manufacturer or product, but rather givestipsonhowyoucanfindaproductbestfitforyou.

#6005 Tue May 6 6:30-8:30pm $16 SRR Middle School #469 Door 4

American Heart Association Heartsaver Certified First Aid (Adult Only) Emergency Outfitters

Perfect for teachers, coaches, and others who need to renew their First Aid and CPR/ACE certifications. This classroom, video-based, instructor-led course teaches participants critical skills and knowledge needed to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) take over. This course also teaches CPR/AED Training. Topics include First Aid basics for medical emergencies, injuries, and environmental emergencies. Fee includes certification card, text book, and all other materials. No discounts.

#5993 Wed 6:30-9:30pm May 21 & 28 2 sessions $71 SRR Middle School Room 137/139 Door 1

The course is full, SHOULD I ADD MY NAME

TO THE WAIT LIST?YES! If someone cancels,

we will contact you.


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Dance & Adult FitnessBallroom Dance I Jeff Ringer

Waltz, Fox Trot, Swing & Polka:Whether you are a beginner or want to brush up on your dance steps for an upcoming wedding, special occasion, or just for fun, come and gain the confidence you’re looking for. Special attention is paid to leading and following.

Couples only, please register and pay individually.

#6019 Wed 7-9pm$42 May 21-June 25 6 sessions McKinley Ctr, Gym Door 3 216 8th Ave N, Waite Park

Swing Dance I Lisa Saari

Swing dancing has been entertaining millions of people for decades. Learn beginning dance techniques of East Coast Swing and show off at dance clubs, wedding receptions, or even in your living room at home. Get your adrenaline pumping with one of the most popular and common dances!


#6015 Tue 7-8:30pm $28 May 6-27 4 sessions Discovery Elem. Cafe Door 1 700 7th St S, Waite Park

Swing Dance II Lisa Saari

Expand your skills in this East Coast Swing class designed for those who have taken Swing Dance I or have previous swing dance expericence. You’ll have fun AND gain confidence in one of the most popular and common dances!


#6016 Tue 7-8:30pm $28 June 3-24 4 sessions Discovery Elem. Cafe Door 1 700 7th St S, Waite Park

Aikido Ages 12+Don Luukkonen, 2nd dan, Minnesota Aiki Shuren Dojo

Aikido, a Japanese martial art, includes sword, staff and hand-to-hand techniques. Aikido principles are based on harmonizing your mind and body with a partner’s attack. Aikido builds sincere people through mental and physical discipline. People of all ages, sizes and abilities can practice Aikido.

Held at: SRR High School Wrestling Rm, Door 7

#5994 Mon 7:30-9pm $20 June 2-24 4 sessions

#5995 Tue 7:30-9pm $40 July 15-Sept 2 8 sessions

Pilates/Yoga at RiceJill Florek, Certified Instructor

Transform your body and mind as you tone your abdominal muscles and increase overall strength and flexibility. Strengthen your coordination skills and improve balance and control using traditional Pilates movement patterns. The result is a leaner, longer and stronger body. Skill level can be adjusted for beginners or those with experience.

Please bring an exercise mat.

Held at: Rice Elem, OutdoorsRainsite: Rice Elem, Gym Door 1

#5991 Tue 7:30-8:30pm$23 June 3-July 15 6 sessions NOT 7/1

TabataDani Berg, Certified Instructor

This upbeat workout focuses on interval style training and targets all major muscle groups. Minimal equipment is used. You will burn calories and be pushed to your limits. Open to all fitness levels and can be modified to your desired workout.

Please bring an exercise mat.

#5998 Wed 6-6:45pm$23 June 4-July 16 6 sessions NOT 7/2 MH Elem. Gym Door 11

#5999 Wed 6-6:45pm$23 July 23-Aug 27 6 sessions MH Elem. Gym Door 11

EARLY BIRD FITNESS DISCOUNTTake $2 off most* fitness classes when you register at least

one week before the class begins.*Exceptions apply and are noted in description. Cannot be combined with other discounts.


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Adult FitnessAqua Fitness For Men & WomenDani Berg, Certified Instructor

Water aerobics is a great way to optimize cardiovascular conditioning while enhancing muscular strength, endurance and flexibility! Exercise at your own level of intensity, however, expect an intermediate to moderate level of exertion.

Class is primarily in the deep end of the pool. Swimming ability is not necessary, but you should be comfortable in the water. Floatation belts provided.

Held at: SRR High School Pool Door 7

#5996 Sun 6:30-7:30pm $18 June 1-22 4 sessions

#5997 Sun 6:30-7:30pm$30 July 13-Aug 24 7 sessions

Fencing Classes with Minnesota Sword Play

Gerald Benford

Whether you are fencing for a good work out, or gaining points for the Olympics, fencing is fun for the whole family. Fencing is a vigorous sport that requires and develops stamina, quick reactions, speed, accuracy of movement and excellent coordination. It utilizes natural body movement to create simple and effective self-protection techniques with the sword. Attacking, defense, timing and intense tactics are all integrated into this beginning class.

All equipment provided (mask, jacket, glove, and weapon). Wear comfortable clothing such as long sweat pants and running shoes.

No discounts.

#6018 Mon-Fri 1-2pm $79 July 28-Aug 1 5 sessions Discovery Elem. Gym Door 1 700 7th St S, Waite Park

Fitness Cardio Kickboxing

This full-body workout encompasses kicking, punching, and blocking that will focus on strength, balance, stability and flexibility during this total full-body workout. This class is for beginner, intermediate, and advanced or even athletes looking for killer legs, upper lower body conditioning, and abs. You will sweat!

Wear loose, comfortable clothing and supportive shoes.

No discounts.

Class Location: St. Cloud Boxing Club 220 7th Ave S., St. Cloud

With Aaron Nordrum #6017 Tue 5:30-6:30pm$28 May 6-June 24 8 sessions

With Walt Mastey#6032 Thu 5:30-6:30pm$28 May 8-June 26 8 sessions

ZUMBA!Becky Magnuson, Certified Instructor

Are you ready for a fitness routine that is fun and exciting? Then skip your normal workout and join us for ZUMBA - a fusion of hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves that create a one of a kind fitness program that will blow you away!

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

Held at: PV Elem, Gym

#6009 Thu 6:15-7pm$32 June 5-July 17 6 sessions NOT 7/3

#6010 Thu 6:15-7pm$32 July 29-Aug 28 6 sessions

ZUMBA at RICEKatrina Kolles, Certified Instructor

Are you tired of boring and/or hard to follow workouts, or tired of doing the same thing (i.e. treadmill, workout machines) over and over again and not getting results?

This program requires no previous experience and is fun for all fitness levels, ages and shapes. Come and explore a whole new adventure in exercise and take the “work” out of working out. Come Zumba yourself into shape!

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

Held at: Rice Elem, Gym

#6011 Tue 6:15-7:15pm $32 June 3-July 15 6 sessions NOT 7/1

#6012 Tue 6:15-7:15pm $32 July 22-Aug 26 6 sessions

EARLY BIRD FITNESS DISCOUNTTake $2 off most* fitness classes when you register at least

one week before the class begins.*Exceptions apply and are noted in description. Cannot be combined with other discounts.

Register Online At: www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org


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Youth Music & Theatre

MONKEY AROUND Explorers, Ages 5-7 $48#E2R6 July 21-25 10:30-11:55am

THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF Mini-Players, Ages 6-8 $59#M2R3 June 23-27 9:30-11:45am#M2R4 July 7-11 12:30-2:45pm

RAPUNZEL’S HAIRY TALE Play-In-A-Week, Ages 8-14 $97#P2R1 June 9-13 12:30-4:30pm#P2R8 Aug 4-8 12:30-4:30pm

ANNIE All Day Musical, Ages 8-18 $199#A1R9 Aug 11-15 9am-4pm

DISNEY’S MARY POPPINS All Day Musical, Ages 8-18 $199#A3R7 July 28-Aug 1 9am-4pm

*Camps held at SRR Middle School. Please enter Door 4.

Register and see more camps at www.GreatTheatre.org

We have guitar lessons for adults too!

See page 5.

Beginning Guitar Lessons Ages 6 & upSteve Cekalla, Steve’s Guitar & Music

Have fun while you learn the basics of playing a guitar. You might even become the next guitar hero! This session is for 3 lessons to be scheduled and held during each month.

Guitar is required, however limited rentals are available.

Using student registration information, Steve will contact you to set up lessons.No discounts.

Held at: Steve’s Guitar 3333 W Division, St. Cloud

#2672 May Session $18

#2673 June Session $18

#2674 July Session $18

#2675 August Session $18

Guitar For Kids Ages 5-12Kevin Carlson, PMI Guitar School

Discover the love of music as you try your hand at these three introductory guitar classes. The Childbloom Guitar Program is designed for children 5-12 years of age. It’s a proven, innovative approach to music education with the guitar in a low pressure, fun environment taught by a professional educator.

You will receive 3 classes during the month scheduled at a time convenient for you. A parent/adult must attend with student.

Kevin will contact you to set up lessons. Please bring a child sized, nylon string classical guitar.

No discounts.

Held at: PMI Guitar School 1530 Killian Blvd, St. Cloud

#2676 May Session $18

#2677 June Session $18

#2678 July Session $18

#2679 August Session $18


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Youth Creativity & Fun

Kids Make It! (PV) Grades K-5*Julie Cariveau

Join us for arts and crafts and kid friendly baking! Each class will feature new crafts. We will be working with food, so if you have a food allergy please let us know.

A peanut free snack will be provided for this class.

Fee: $10 per class

Held At: PV Elem, D149 Art

#2502 Tue Apr 22 2:15-4pm

#2503 Tue May 13 2:15-4pm

Art Explorers (RICE) Grades K-5* Nancy Anderson

Be ready to explore your creative side! You will be amazed at the fantastic projects you can make. The crafts and activities change each month. A peanut free snack will be provided for this class.Fee: $8 per class

Held at: Rice Elem, #147 Art

#2631 Tue Apr 15 3:30-5pm#2632 Tue May 6 3:30-5pm

Summer Fun with Jacki Grades K-5*

Jacki Oltz

Each class will consist of activities, crafts and games all centered around a theme! iPads will also be provided for your child to explore.

A peanut free snack will be provided for this class.

Fee: $16** per class

Middle School: #219, Door 1#2648 Tue June 10 9am-12pm

#2649 Tue June 17 9am-12pm

#2650 Tue June 24 9am-12pm

#2651 Tue July 15 9am-12pm



#2654 Tue Aug 5 9am-12pm

Rice Elem: #147 Art, Door 1 #2655 Mon June 9 9am-12pm

#2656 Mon June 16 9am-12pm

#2657 Mon June 23 9am-12pm

#2658 Mon July 14 9am-12pm



#2661 Mon Aug 4 9am-12pm

**Early Bird: $14 before May 23.

REGISTER TODAY! Some classes fill quickly!

Project Runway Grades 3-7*Youth Enrichment League

It’s all new and it’s all here! Students will make a summer tank-top, head band, and hair scrunchy while learning sewing basics including: how to safely use a sewing machine, cutting patterns to size, hand-stitching techniques, fine needle work, and accessorizing.

Invite your family and friends on the last day. Our Project Runway presentation will command attention and dazzle audiences.

A stitch in time saves nine, so sign up early! Space is limited!

The sewing machines are designed for young-learners with built in safety mechanisms.

#2669 Mon-Thu 9am-12pm $99** July 21-24 4 sessions SRR Middle School #219 Door 1


Clay Camp Grades K-6*Ken Ferber, Experienced Artist/Potter

Enjoy learning the basics of pottery with hand building and the use of a pottery wheel. You will spend the first day on the wheels, the second day hand building, and the third day you can pick between the two!

All pieces will be glaze fired by the instructor, and returned to Community Education within four weeks.The pieces you create are food, dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. Dress for a mess! All materials included.

#2662 Mon-Wed 9:30am-12pm $79** June 9-11 3 sessions SRR Middle School #904 Door 16 - back of building


Watch for the Youth Booklet for even MORE classes, arriving in your child’s backpack early April!


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Youth Learning & KnowledgeRockstar Readers

Grades K-5*Taught by ISD #47 Certified Staff

Whether your child needs to catch up, keep up or get ahead, Rockstar Readers is the place to be! Each week features new activities and topics designed to keep students interested and engaged.

Each child with receive personal attention with lots of exciting activities that make learning fun and strengthen and improve their reading skills. The same skills that are tested in school.

Grades K-2* with Juli ScottHeld at: SRR Middle School #109 Door 1

#2684 Thu 10:30am-12pm $24** June 19-July 17 4 sessions NOT 7/3

#2686 Tue 10:30am-12pm $24** July 22-Aug 12 4 sessions

Grades 3-5* with Kay MoonHeld at: SRR Middle School #107 Door 1

#2685 Thu 10:30am-12pm $24** June 19-July 17 4 sessions NOT 7/3

Grades 3-5* with Tara VadnaisHeld at: SRR Middle School #107 Door 1

#2687 Tue 10:30am-12pm $24** July 22-Aug 12 4 sessions


Math Magicians Grades K-5*

Taught by ISD #47 Certified Staff

A variety of teaching tools, games and activities will help your child have fun learning math! Students will gain confidence in their ability to do math, learn some new math concepts and master familiar ones in a cooperative and supportive environment.

Grades K-2* with Juli ScottHeld at: SRR Middle School #105 Door 1

#2688 Thu 9-10:30am $24** June 19-July 17 4 sessions NOT 7/3

#2690 Tue 9-10:30am $24** July 22-Aug 12 4 sessions

Grades 3-5* with Mette KirschHeld at: SRR Middle School #103 Door 1

#2689 Thu 9-10:30am $24** June 19-July 17 4 sessions NOT 7/3

#2691 Tue 9-10:30am $24** July 22-Aug 12 4 sessions


Grandmasters of Chess, Grades K-5*Youth Enrichment League

Our summer camps are fun, fast-paced and packed with information. Develop the brain bending strategies of a brilliant and complex game! Continue your chess journey or start your path this summer.

Beginners learn piece movement, capturing, check, checkmate, castling and more; returning students study intermediate lessons (King, Rook, Checkmate, and Gaining Opposition); advanced students will study Queen Sacrifices, Back Rank Mates and other advanced theories. There will be an in-class tournament the last day of class.

All levels welcome! Returning students: bring your chess booklets and chess dollars.

#2671 Mon-Thu 9am-12pm$86 July 21-24 4 sessions SRR Middle School #137 Door 1


Cribbage For Kids Grades K-5*Kelly Cotten

Have fun learning the basic skills of cribbage or expand on the skills you already have! This game has proven to increase mathematics, logic and critical thinking skills, which strengthen all the academic areas.

Cribbage boards provided.

#2694 Mon & Wed 9-11am June 9 & 11 2 sessions $19** SRR Middle School Room 137/139 Door 1


Your Child Get Hungry?Please send a peanut free snack

with your child, if desired.

SHARE YOUR SKILLS &TALENTS!

We are looking for instructors to teach youth and adult classes.

Teach a class. Call 258-1577 today!


Community EduCation


Youth Enrichment

Science Sampler Grades 1-5*

Science Explorers

Become a science explorer! First, you will go undercover and become a spy to create secret codes, a periscope, spyglasses, and more. Next, shake things up as you investigate volcanoes, earthquakes, plate tectonics and more. Finally, throw open the kitchen cabinets, dive into ingredients and discover areas of science you never knew your kitchen had.

Each class is filled with exciting experiments and projects that you will take home.

#2680 Tue-Thu 9:30am-12pm $61** July 8-10 3 sessions SRR Middle School #202 Door 1


Extreme LEGO - Wheels & Axels Grades K-3* Youth Enrichment League

Learn to build the fastest racer on your block! Each class will build a different wheel and axle mechanism and investigate how to make them drive faster and for a longer distance.

You will study elements of wheels and axles including: separate and single axles, more tread versus less, large wheel base and much more! Fun races with classmates will keep every student engaged. Ladies and Gentleman, start your engines!

#2610 Tue 3:30-4:30pm $43 Apr 15-May 6 4 sessions Rice Elem Media Center

Myth Busting 101 Grades K-5* Science Explorers

Mind-blowing myths or scientific facts? Join Science Explorers to confirm or bust strange myths and wacky urban legends. Ask crazy questions, develop hypotheses, then smash it, crash it, sink it or launch it! Then we’ll determine if the myth is confirmed, plausible or busted.

#2615 Wed 2:15-4pm $34 Apr 16 & 23 2 sessions MH Elem #415 Art

Spanish Camp Grades K-5*

Leanne Klett-Meinke

Join us for a Spanish learning adventure camp and your child will learn to love languages. This class features foundation vocabulary introduced through games and other fun activities. Your child will be able to use compound words and begin forming simple sentences. Early introduction increases your ability to absorb rather than translate the language. This class is open to beginners and students with previous Spanish experience.

#2692 Mon-Thu 9-11am$37** June 16-19 4 sessions SRR Middle School #106 Door 1


Minecrafting in Real Life Grades 1-5*

Computer Explorers

Minecraft Movie Making! Minecraft is the game phenomenon focused on creativity and building, allowing players to build environments out of textured cubes in a virtual 3D world.

You will work in pairs and be introduced to Minecraft in real life with our customized Legos. You will also film a stop motion movie using Minecraft-inspired Legos.

The focus will be on creating Minecraft inspired lego worlds, and filming. You will take home two Lego Microfigs, and an animated movie to show off your creations!

#2682 Mon-Wed 9am-12pm $89** July 7-9 3 sessions SRR Middle School #137 Door 1


Watch for the Youth Booklet for even MORE classes, arriving in your child’s backpack early April!

ATTENTION PARENTS!!When registering your child(ren),

please indicate on your registration form

where they should go afterwards, an emergency contact,

and phone number.


Community EduCation


Youth EnrichmentElementary Engineering: Medieval Masterminds

Grades 1-5*Science Explorers

The kingdom needs you! The royal family has appointed you as their loyal master engineer to determine the best castle construction to protect their walls against a marshmallow catapult.

You will build your own catapult and trebuchet to practice your skills of trajectory and accuracy before the Royal Tournament.

Then, you will bring to your kingdom the latest medieval inventions that made life easier.

#2681 Tue-Thu 12:30-3pm $61** July 8-10 3 sessions SRR Middle School #202 Door 1


LEGO X: IndyCar Series, Grades 1-5*

Youth Enrichment League

All speed! All summer! Start your LEGO engines and get ready to burn rubber (LEGO rubber, that is). This tailor-made course will focus on different LEGO racers: drag racers, tug-o-war, hill climber (using a fly wheel), street sweeper, a land yacht, and more.

With these projects, students will investigate basic engineering concepts: gearing up/down, single vs. separate axles, stored energy, kinetic energy, and more. Shift into high gear and get signed up today!

#2667 Mon-Thu 9am-12pm $86** June 23-26 4 sessions SRR Middle School #137 Door 1


Babysitting Clinic Grades 5-8*Sauk Rapids Women of Today

This hands-on clinic for students in grades 5-8, includes activities that focus on basic first aid, fire and weather safety, child development and parent expectations. Each participant will receive a certificate after successfully completing this two hour course. No discounts.

#2509 Sat Apr 26 9-11am $10 SRR Middle School #219 Door 1

F.A.S.T. Kids Ages 7-10 Emergency Outfitters Staff

First Aid and Safety Trained (F.A.S.T.) Kids is a 6-hour course. 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 build a home first aid kit.

All materials included in fee.

At PV:#2590 Mon & Wed 2:15-5:15pm $39 Apr 14 & 16 2 sessions PV Elem. Yellow Pod #4

At MHES:#2591 Mon & Wed 2:15-5:15pm $39 Apr 28 & 30 2 sessions MH Elem. Media Center

Zumba Kids Ages 4-11 Katrina Kolles, Licensed Instructor

All you need is a beat! Grab your friends and move like no one is watching! Zumba Kids is the dance-fitness party where the music is played loud and we rock with friends to your own rules. This class features age-appropriate music and moves that get kids movin’ to the beat.

Class fee includes Zumba Kids starter pack which includes a music CD to take home and practice, and a t-shirt.

Held at: Rice Elem, Gym

#2646 Tue 5-6pm $45** June 3-July 15 6 sessions NOT 7/1

#2647 Tue 5-6pm $45** July 22-Aug 26 6 sessions


REGISTER TODAY! Some classes fill quickly!

Fencing Grades 1-7*Youth Enrichment League

New and experienced students invited. Get ready to face your foe in mano-a-mano matches that will test your strength, speed, discipline and desire. Young student fencing classes improve dexterity, speed, quickness and focus. Safety is our first priority. We supply safety swords, protective masks and jackets, and a high-octane, inclusive environment. ARE YOU READY TO DUEL?

#2670 Mon-Thu 1-4pm July 14-17 4 sessions $99** SRR Middle School East Commons Door 4



Community EduCation


2013/14 Community Education Registration Form

Statement of Release: I agree to release District 47 Public Schools, Community Education and its em-ployees of all liability related to accidents or injuries which I or a member of my family might incurwhile participating in the activities listed above.

Adult Signature

Make Checks Payable to: Community Education

Mail payment and form to:Community Education

901 First Street S. Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 Office Phone: 258-1577

For Office Use Only$________ Cash/Check$_________ Credit CardDate Paid ___________Rcvd By ____________Receipt # ___________

CLASS/EVENT # __ CLASS TITLE _________________________________ FEE ___________________________ _____________________________________________ ______________________________ _____________________________________________ ______________________________ _____________________________________________ ______________

Name on Card: ______________________________________ TOTAL: _______

CC# _______________________________________________ Visa MC Discover

TO PAY BY CREDIT CARD

NUMBER 3-DIGITS (on back) EXPIRATION

Adult Name _____________________________________ Email _________________________Address ________________________________________ City, State, Zip __________________Home Phone __________________________Work ________________ Cell ________________

Student Name __________________________________ Grade _____ Birthdate ____________Any special needs, allergies (food or other) or health issues the instructor should be aware of: ___ ______________________________________________________________________________After activity student will: o Parent/Guardian pick-up o Walk/Bike Home o KIDSTOP/Kids ClubChild’s school: __________________________________________________________________

How to RegisterBy Mail: Community Education 901 First Street South Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

By Phone or Fax: Phone: (320) 258-1577 Fax: (320) 258-1570

In-person: SRR Middle School, Door 4 901 First Street S, Sauk Rapids(Door 1 June-August)

Online:www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org Visa, Mastercard, Discover or Debit

Registration PoliciesAll courses are open to the public. Registrations will be accepted up to the first date of class provided there’s no early deadline, minimum enrollment is met and space is available. Unless you are notified, all courses will be held as scheduled.

Scholarships & DiscountsScholarships will be granted for District 47 residents in need of assistance to participate. Some exceptions apply; call 258-1577 for details. All inquiries are confidential. No forms required.

Senior AdultsSeniors, age 62 and over, who are residents of District 47, may register for most courses* at 25% off the regular price, less any materials.

Fitness DiscountsWe offer a $2 discount on most* fitness classes when you register at least one week before the course begins.

Refunds will not be given for individual course dates the participant does not attend.

*Some Exceptions do apply. Call 258-1577 for details.

RefundsCommunity Education reserves the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment. When a course is cancelled, we will notify you and a full refund will be given.

Refunds may be requested up to two business days prior to the first class date and are subject to a $4 service fee per person, per program.

Those who cancel with less than two working days prior to class are subject to a $6 service fee minus any direct costs associated with the class (i.e. supplies, food, etc.).

For courses that meet more than once, such as adult fitness courses, refunds will not be given for individual dates the participant does not attend.

Registration Information

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Summer 2014 ClassesAll classes are held at Hillside Adult Education Center (see map below)

GED - Brush Up - Adult DiplomaClasses are small, informal and designed for adults. Students can work at their own pace. One-on-one tutoring is available along with computer assisted learning.

$20 Materials Fee

Tuesdays & Thursdays ...... .......................... 9-11am May 27 & 29, June 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24 & 26

English as a Second LanguageWould you like to improve skills in English as a Second Language?

$20 Materials Fee

Tuesdays & Thursdays ...... .......................... 9-11am May 27 & 29, June 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24 & 26

For more information or to register call us at 258-1112.

Do You Need Your GED or High School Diploma?

If you need to finish high school or study for the GED, Hillside Adult Education can help!

We offer a flexible schedule of classes designed to fit the lives of busy adults.

If you are at least 17 years old and not currently enrolled in a regular school program, please call

(320) 258-1112. We will help you take the next step.

All Classes Held At Hillside Education Center

30 4th Avenue S, Sauk RapidsEnter Door 2 on 5th Avenue

Park by the playground or Take Bus 21/15 Sauk Rapids

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Early Childhood Family Programs PhonE: 255-8910

Mark your calendars for these important dates:

•Wednesday, August 27 Open House

Hillside.......4:00-7:00pm Rice.......4:00-7:00pm

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School Readiness Preschool Begins

We Still Have Openings For Fall! For more information or to register, visit us online at

http://saukrapids.revtrak.net or call 255-8910.

If:

• you missed the Early Bird Registration in February• you still want an early childhood experience for your child this fall• you are worried about tuition costs• you want to participate in ECFE and/or School Readiness preschool

Call Us! 255-8910We’ll be happy to help you find an option that works for you and your family. Tuition is based on a sliding fee income scale. If tuition payments are a challenge for your family, let us know so we can develop an arrangement that works for you. We want every child to be able to participate, regardless of income. We still have openings in many of our classes and waiting lists for others. Let us hear from you.

Fun Facts: • Our Early Childhood Program is a 4-star Parent Aware Rated Program

(highest possible rating)!• ECFE employs 18 certified teachers and 10 support staff.• Programs are offered in Sauk Rapids at Hillside School and at Rice

Elementary.• Our ECFE program has been identified as a national exemplary

program by the Doris Duke Foundation and the Center for the Study of Social Policy.

• All programs involve parents AND children. Research and experience shows that children whose parents are involved early on in their education do better in school.

• We want to partner with parents to provide the very best family education experience available. Please join us!

Preschool Summer CampSandy Coyle & Janie Plantenberg

Join us for summer camp the week of June 2nd-6th at Rice Elementary. This camp is designed for children who will be entering kindergarten this fall.

Class #1:Monday-Friday June 2-6 9-11:30am

Class #2:Monday-Friday June 2-6 12:30-3pm

Due to a grant that the early childhood program received, we are able to offer the summer camp at no cost!

To register, please call (320) 255-8910.

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RICE Summer Ball Programs 2014June 10 - July 24, 2014 (No ball programs June 30th-July 4th)

*Ball program participation is determined by age as of June 1, 2014.

T-Ball, Ages 3-4*In this fun version of baseball, all children will bat and play the field. Players must be able to swing a metal bat and hit a ball off a tee. Soft toss begins when players can hit a ball tossed underhand 15 feet in front of the batter. $30 Tues, Weds, Thurs 10-11am June 10 - July 24 Rice Elementary Fields

Rookie Ball, Ages 5-7*Children must be able to catch a thrown ball from 40 feet and hit a ball pitched from 30 feet. If the player isn’t able to perform these skills, they will move to T-Ball. $30 Tues, Weds, Thurs 10-11am June 10 - July 24 Rice Elementary Fields

Pitchball, Ages 8-10*The ball will be pitched overhand or underhand at a level of difficulty that challenges the batter. After the first two weeks, games will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Sauk Rapids, with practices at home on Wednesdays. A schedule will be provided.

$40 Tues, Weds, Thurs 12-1pm June 10 - July 24 Rice Lions Park Ball Fields

Little League, Ages 11-13*This program is for boys and girls. After the first two weeks, games will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Sauk Rapids, with practices at home on Wednesdays. A schedule will be provided.

$40 Tues, Weds, Thurs 12-1pm June 10 - July 24 Rice Lions Park Ball Fields

Registration InformationForms are available at Rice City Hall,

Rice Elementary and online at www.CityofRice.com Click on Recreation.

Registrations will NOT be accepted by phone.

Mail registrations to: Rice Recreation

PO Box 179, Rice, MN 56367

For information or questions, please call 260-6036.

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RICE Summer Ball Programs 2014June 10 - July 24, 2014 (No ball programs June 30th-July 4th)

For more information, visit www.CityofRice.com

Click on Recreation.

Statement of Release: I agree to release Rice Recreation and its employees of all liability related to accidents or injuries which might occur while participating in this activity. I also give my permission for emergency medical procedures to be administered if I cannot be contacted in the event of an emergency. If discipline problems occur, students may be dropped from the activity. Parent/Guardian Signature: ________________________________

Make Checks Payable to: Rice Recreation

Summer Ball RegistrationPre-registration is mandatory. Register by: May 9th

There will be a $10 late charge for registrations received after May 9.

Forms are available at:

• Rice City Hall• Rice Elementary, and• Online at www.cityofrice.com

Click on “Recreation.” Registration will NOT be accepted by phone or at the ball field the first day.

Mail registration forms to: Rice Recreation PO Box 179, Rice MN 56367

Family Cap: $100 for Rice Ball Programs.

Questions? Call 260-6036

Rice Recreation Summer 2014 Registration Form Child’s Name _________________________________ Grade (13/14) _______ Age ____________ Parent/Guardian Name __________________________ Township ___________________________Address _________________________________________________________________________Home Phone __________________________________ Work Phone ________________________Cell Phone ____________________________________ Email ______________________________ Emergency Contact: ___________________________ Phone:_____________________________Medical Information the coach should know: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

T-Shirt Size: o Youth S (6-8) o Youth M (10-12) o Youth L (14-16) o Adult S o Adult M o Adult L o Adult XL

o T-Ball - $30 o Pitchball - $40 o Rookie Ball - $30 o Little League - $40Please select your activity:

Add $10 per child if registering after May 9, 2014.

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Mail Registrations to: Rice Recreation, PO Box 179 Rice, MN 56367

Drop Off Registrations: Rice City Hall(use drop box after hours)

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20 - Sauk Rapids Recreation Call 253-6631 or www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org

*ALL GRADE LEVEL REQUIREMENTS ARE FOR THE 2013/2014 SCHOOL YEAR UNLESS NOTED

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Office HoursApril 7-May 29: Monday-Thursday, 2-5pm

June 2-August 7: Monday-Thursday, 8:30am-2:30pm

Office LocationSRR Middle School

901 - 1st Street South, Sauk Rapids Enter Door 4, Room 505

About Sauk Rapids RecreationThe Sauk Rapids Recreation Department is funded

through a Joint Powers Agreement between ISD #47, the City of Sauk Rapids and user fees.

Registration InformationRegister online at www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org or mail the registration form on page 29 or 30 to the

Recreation Office with your payment.

Sauk Rapids Recreation accepts cash, check, Visa, Mastercard, Discover & Debit cards for payment.

SUMMER REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration for all activities will be processed

through our online registration system. SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org

accepting Visa, MasterCard, Discover or Debit cards

Register for:SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS

and SPORTS CAMPS at SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org beginning

Monday, April 14 at 10:00am

All spots for swimming lessons will be available online beginning April 14.

For cash or check payments, you may mail or bring them to the Recreation Office, beginning April 14th

during office hours, 2-5pm. Registrations will be processed in the order in which they’re received.

See page 30 for registration information.

BALL PROGRAMSBall Registration is now open.

Registration deadline for summer ball programs is MAY 16.

Additional $10 fee will be charged after this date.

Register online, by mail or bring your registration to the Recreation Office during office hours.

See page 30 for more information.

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Summer 2014 Sports CampsBoys Basketball Camps, Grades K-4*This camp is for introducing and reinforcing the game of basketball regardless of skill level. Focuses on the fundamentals of ball handling, dribbling, passing and shooting through skills and games while having fun!Held at MH Elem, Gym Door 11

Grades K-2*#BB121 Mon, Tue, Weds & Thu 8-9:15am $30** July 28-31#BB123 Mon, Tue, Weds & Thu 12-1:15pm $30** Aug 4-7**Fee when you register for both camps is $22 each. Grades 3-4* #BB122 Mon, Tue, Weds & Thu 9:15-10:30am $30** July 28-31#BB124 Mon, Tue, Weds & Thu 1:15-2:30pm $30** Aug 4-7**Fee when you register for both camps is $22 each.

Boys Basketball Skill Development Camp, Grades 5-11*This camp is designed for boys desiring to work on developing their individual skill set and fundamentals. Ball handling, passing and shooting will be stressed and worked on daily, with drills and games that suit their skill level and age group.

Coached by STORM coaching staff.Camp held at SRR High School, Gym. Enter Door 7#BB125 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu** 7:45-9:30am $95 June 9-July 24, Not June 30-July 3

**Thursday will be league play.

Basketball Open Gym, Boys & Girls, Grades K-11* Join us for a free, open gym time to improve your skills and have fun!

Tue & Thu 7-9pm June 3-July 24, Not July 1-3 SRR High School, Main Gym Door 7

Girls Basketball CampsGirls Basketball Camps focus on warm-up drills, fundamental skills, contests and games. Participants must wear shorts, t-shirts and tennis shoes.

Coached by Head Girls Basketball Coach and STORM coaching staff.

Held at SRR High School, Aux Gym Door 7Grades 2-4*#BB141 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30-11:30am $30** June 9-12Grades 2-4* #BB142 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30-11:30am $30** June 16-19

**Fee when you register for both camps is $22 each & fee includes a t-shirt.

Grades 5-8*#BB143 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 11:45am-1:45pm $30** June 9-12

Grades 5-8*#BB144 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 11:45am-1:45pm $30** June 16-19

**Fee when you register for both camps is $22 each & fee includes a t-shirt.

Grades 8-11* Breakfast Club#BB145 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 7-9am $95 June 9-19

#BB146 Tue & Thu 9:30-11:30am $95 June 24- July 31, Not July 1-3

Storm GolfInstruction will be provided by experienced golfers/instructors. Focus of instruction will be on basic stance, grip and swing. All sessions will meet on the driving range area.

Open to boys and girls, ages 9-15.

#GOL101 Mon 6-7pm $25 June 9-June 30 Wapicada Golf Course, Driving Range


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Speed & Strength, Grades 6-11*This camp provides athletes with an eight week course of training techniques to improve in the areas of speed, strength, agility, acceleration skills, first step quickness, vertical, flexibility and anaerobic/aerobic fitness relative to their sport.

The advanced weight lifter has participated in Mr. Finlayson’s class at the High school or had a previous summer of Speed and Strength training.

The weight room will be available for the Speed & Strength participants only, from 6:30 - 10:00am.

Held at SRR High School Weight Room, Door 7Session I - Advanced#SS104 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 6:30-7:45am $125 June 3 - July 31 Not June 30-July 3

Session II - Combination - Any Age/Experience#SS105 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 7:30-8:45am $125 June 3 - July 31 Not June 30-July 3

Session III - Combination - Any Age/Experience#SS106 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 8:30-9:45am $125 June 3 - July 31 Not June 30-July 3

Session IV - Combination - Any Age/Experience#SS107 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 9:30-10:45am $125 June 3 - July 31 Not June 30-July 3

Summer 2014 Sports Camps

Summer TennisYou must provide your own tennis racket. Limit of 16 per session, per level.

Ages are as of June 1, 2014.

FEE: $30 District $40 Non-district

Held at Bob Cross Park.

Beginner Lessons, Ages 6-8Learn the basics of tennis for lifelong enjoyment. Instruction will be given in the proper grip, stance, forehand, backhand and court positioning.

#TEN101 Tue, Wed & Thu June 10-26 9-10am

#TEN102 Tue, Wed & Thu July 8-24 9-10am

Beginner-Intermediate Lessons, Ages 9-11With a wide variety of drills and individual instruction, students will progress by developing their whole game.

#TEN103 Tue, Wed & Thu June 10-26 10-11am

#TEN104 Tue, Wed & Thu July 8-24 10-11am

Advanced Lessons, Ages 12-14 For kids already interested in tennis who want to improve on their skills through a variety of drills and individual instruction.

#TEN105 Tue, Wed, & Thu June 10-26 11am-12pm

#TEN106 Tue, Wed, & Thu July 8-24 11am-12pm

Advanced Lessons, Ages 14-18 This class is designed for middle school and high school students who have an interest in playing on a tennis team. The focus will be on refining technique, drills, and match play practice. It is geared for students who have had prior tennis lesson experiences.

#TEN107 Tue, Wed & Thu June 10-26 12-1pm

#TEN108 Tue, Wed, & Thu July 8-24 12-1pm

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Summer Youth SoccerThe main goals of this program are to have fun, improve skills and play in game situations. The program will be coached by experienced coaches and high school players.

Shin guards are recommended for all players and each player must wear soccer shoes or tennis shoes. Players may bring their own ball to each session.

Held at Mayhew Park South Fields, near SRRHS.

FEE: $40

Grades K-1*#SOC101 Tue & Thu 5:30-6:15pm June 10-July 3

Grades 2-3*#SOC102 Tue & Thu 6:30-7:30pm June 10-July 3

Grades 4-5*#SOC103 Tue & Thu 6:30-7:30pm June 10-July 3

Registration Deadline May 30!

Girls Volleyball CampGirls Volleyball camps focus on warm-up drills, fundamental skill work and games. Participants must wear shorts, t-shirts and tennis shoes.

Grades 2-3*#VB103 Tue & Thu 5:30-6:30pm June 10-July 1 $30 SRR Middle School, Center Gym Door 4

Grades 4-5*#VB102 Tue & Thu 5:30-6:30pm June 10-July 1 $30 SRR Middle School, Center Gym Door 4

Grades 5-6* SRRHS Coaches

#VB101 Mon - Thu 1-2pm July 7-10 $40 SRR Middle School, Center Gym Door 4

Grades 7-8*SRRHS Coaches

#VB102 Mon - Thu 2-4pm July 7-10 $45 SRR Middle School, Center Gym Door 4


For more information, visit the Sauk Rapids Recreation blog:

saukrapidsrecreation.weebly.comfor cancellations, delays and program details.


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Skills & Drills Pole Vault CampThis camp will help athletes to gain skills and proficiency in the pole vault. Athletes will work on running technique, pole vault related gymnastics and jumping skills to improve on their pole vaulting. This camp is for boys & girls, grades 7-12.*This is not intended to be a “pole vault everyday ‘till you drop program.” Each session is limited to 6 athletes. Camp held at SRRMS Track. FEE per camp: $50 District, $80 Non-District

#PV101 M, T & Th 9-11am June 9-26

#PV102 M, T & Th 9-11am July 7-24#PV103 M, T & Th 5-7pm June 9-26#PV104 M, T & Th 5-7pm July 7-24Registration Deadline: June 3rd For More Information Call: Rod Fuchs at 492-8218 or the Sauk Rapids Recreation Department at 253-6631.

Storm Youth Football CampThis camp is designed for any boy or girl, who will be in grades K-4, 2014/2015. The purpose of the camp is to teach fundamental techniques for individual player improvement, to promote hard work, teamwork, and sportsmanship and to have fun! Program includes 20 minutes of warmup and stretching, 70 minutes of instruction and 30 minutes of team related activities.Coached by SRRHS Varsity football coaches#FB110 Mon, Tue, & Wed 9-11am Aug 4-6+ $30 SRR High School, Practice Fields+Thursday, Aug 7 will be a make-up date in case of weather cancelation.Uniform: Participants should wear shorts, t-shirt, and sneakers. Football cleats are best, but not mandatory. Individuals will be given a T-shirt at the end of camp.

Sauk Rapids-Rice Summer TrackCome and enjoy making new friends. Develop self esteem while trying to improve upon your previous best efforts in jumping, throwing, running, hurdling and relay events. This is for students in grades 3-6*.

Fee includes bus rides and t-shirt. Shirt style is new this year. Additional shirts may be purchased.

Practices: Held at SRR Middle School track assisted by High School Track athletes. Grade 3-4 & 5-6 compete together. #TR102 Mon & Tue 5:30-7pm** $45 June 9, 10, 16, 17, 23 & 24

Meets: Three meets have been scheduled: • Monday, June 16 at Rocori

(Bus leaves at 4:45pm, SRRMS Door 9)• Monday, June 23 at Sauk Rapids-Rice• Thursday, June 26 at Sartell (optional)

Details will be provided at the first practice. **Meet days: 5:30-8:30pm


Register online at: www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org

OR mail the registration form on page 30

Registration for ALL Sports Camps starts

Monday, April 14th at 10amRegister online at SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org

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Summer 2014 Sports CampsStorm Summer GymnasticsFocus is on learning new gymnastics skills, flexibility and strength. Gymnasts will work on skills appropriate for their level in a fun, safe, positive atmosphere. Coaches: Varsity Head Coach and varsity team members.Held at SRR Middle School West Gym, Door 23Tikes Classes - Ages 3-6For boys and girls who would like to learn gymnastics, while focusing on balance and body awareness.Ages 5-6#GM107 Tue 5-6pm June 10-July 1 $40

#GM108 Tue 5-6pm July 8-29 $40

Ages 3-4#GM109 Tue 5-6pm June 10-July 1 $40

#GM110 Tue 5-6pm July 8-29 $40

High School gymnasts must wear a leotard, briefs, and sports bra. All other classes can wear a leotard or stretchable shorts and t-shirt securely tucked into shorts. All gymnasts must have hair tied securely out of face.

Beginners - Grades 1-3*For girls interested in learning skills on all four events.#GM105 Mon 5-6pm June 9-30 $40

#GM106 Mon 5-6pm July 7-28 $40

Intermediate - Grades 4-6*For girls interested in learning skills on all four events, with an emphasis on training and basic skills to prepare for high school gymnastics.#GM111 Mon & Wed 5-6pm June 9-July 2 $65

#GM112 Mon & Wed 5-6pm July 7-30 $65

Advanced - Grades 6-11*For girls interested in becoming part of the competitive high school team.Middle School/JV Level#GM104 Mon-Thu June 9-July 31 $250 9:30-11:30am NOT June 30-July 3

Varsity Level#GM103 Mon-Thu June 9-July 31 $250 11:30am-1:30pm NOT June 30-July 3


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Swimming Lesson Evaluations

Swim lessons are taught according to standards of performance. Student skills will be evaluated at the first class for proper placement. To advance to the next level, students must have a completion certificate from the previous level or demonstrate the completion skills requirement.

Level 1: Basic Water SkillsHelps students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Students learn elementary aquatic skills and start to develop good attitudes and safe practices around the water.

Level 2: Basic Swim SkillsGives students success with fundamental skills. Students learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. Students explore simultaneous and alternating arm and leg actions on the front and back to build the foundation for future strokes. Level 2 adds to the self-help and basic rescue skills begun in Level 1.

Level 3: Stroke ImprovementBuilding on the skills from Level 2 by providing more guided practice. Students learn to coordinate the front and back crawl and are introduced to the butterfly and treading water.

Students learn the rules for headfirst entries and begin to enter the water headfirst from the side of the pool.

Level 4: Stroke ProgressionDevelops confidence in previously learned strokes and improvement of other aquatic skills.

Students increase their endurance by swimming familiar strokes for greater distances. Students continue to build on the butterfly and introduce the elementary backstroke, breaststroke, and elements of the side stroke. Basics of turning at a wall introduced.

Sports Camps/Swimming Lessons

Swim Club, Grades 3-11*Swim Club focuses on learning and developing the fundamentals of competitive swimming in a fun atmosphere for boys and girls in grades 3-11.* Work on basic and advanced drills and a variety of challenging workouts designed to build competence and strength in the water. If you register for Swim Club and 9:30 Speed and Strength, your Speed and Strength cost is only $50. Held at: SRR High School, Pool West Door 7Elementary, Grades 3-5* (should be able to swim a length of the pool) #SC102 Mon, Tue & Thu 9:30-11am June 9-July 31 Not June 30-July 3 FEE: $70 District, $80 Non-District

Junior High, Grades 6-8* (or younger with club/competitive experience) #SC103 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu 9-11am June 9-July 31 Not June 30-July 3 FEE: $140 District, $160 Non-District

Senior High, Grades 9-11* #SC104 Mon-Thurs 7-9:15am Fri 9-11am June 9-July 31 Not June 30-July 4 FEE: $165 District, $185 Non-District

Diving Camp, Grades 6-11*The diving program, for boys and girls in grades 6-11*, teaches basic board work fundamentals as well as required and optional dives in the five competitive categories of diving. Practices consist of flexibility, stretches, plyometrics, strength and conditioning, drills and diving.

#DIV119 Mon - Thu 12:30-2pm $150 June 9 - July 31 Not June 30-July 4 SRR High School, Pool West Door 7

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Summer Swimming Lessons

*Swim lesson fees reflect financial support provided by the City of Sauk Rapids with taxes paid by residents of Sauk Rapids.

Summer 2014 Swimming Lessons

Levels 1-6Enroll your child for summer swim lessons. Learn to Swim Lessons Levels 1 through 4 will be offered at the Sauk Rapids-Rice High School. Levels 5 and 6 will be offered as needed, by request from parents. See level information on page 26.

The pool capacity limits the number of swimmers per class/per hour. Parents can register for more than one summer swim session per child. Registrations are on a first come, first served basis. Please see the chart at right for session dates and lesson times.

• Class size is 8 to 10 students.• Classes meet 10 times and

participants must attend all 10 sessions to pass the class.

• Minimum enrollment of 3 or class will be canceled.

WHERE: SRR High School, Pool Enter West Door 7FEE: $38 District* $48 Non-District

Wading Pool Lessons: Session 2 & Session 3 Only

Lessons are designed for ages 2 through 5 and focus on water exploration and having fun in the water. Please see the chart at right for session dates and lesson times. WHERE: Bob Cross Park Wading Pool 40-10th Ave S, Sk Rapids Near SRR Middle SchoolFEE: $25 District* $35 Non-District

Please do not enroll your child in Swim Lessons unless (s)he is able to stand in the shallow end of the pool with their chin above water. The depth of the pool is 42 inches in the shallow end.

Session Three | Monday - Thursday Classes | July 23-Aug 7

L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Wading Pool

12pm x12:30pm x

2pm x x x x3pm x x x x4pm x x x x5pm x x x x6pm x x x x

Session One | Monday - Thursday Classes | June 9-24


12pm12:30pm


Session Two | Monday - Thursday Classes | July 7-22


12pm x12:30pm x


x = indicates lessons are available.x = indicates lessons are NOT available.


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Summer Ball Information June 9 - July 24, 2014, NOT 7/3A detailed schedule for the summer will be handed out by the end of the first week. Teams and game times will be included. Some Fridays may be used for make-up games.

Program participation is determined by age as of June 1, 2014.

Ball pictures will be taken June 16-19. Uniform shirts are provided for all ball programs and shirt size requested by parent(s) cannot be changed or exchanged after May 16th.

Bam Bam Ball 3 & 4 yrs oldBam Bam Ball provides children an opportunity to play a fun version of baseball that teaches the initial skills of the game. All children will play in the field and bat each inning. A fat plastic bat and incrediball will be used.

#BBMW Mon & Wed ...............................9-9:50am Bob Cross Park ..................... Fields 3 & 4

#BBTR Tue & Thu..................................9-9:50am Bob Cross Park ..................... Fields 3 & 4

Fee: $33 District, $43 Non-District

Soft Toss Ball 5 & 6 yrs oldBuild skills playing a version of baseball that is fun yet teaches skills. All children will get a chance to bat and play in the field. To be eligible for Soft-Toss a player should be able to swing a metal bat and hit a ball pitched to them. Game shirt provided for each player. Thursdays may be used as make-up days.

#ST Mon, Tue & Wed ..............10:15-11:15am Bob Cross Park ..................... Fields 1 & 2


Rookie Ball 7 & 8 yrs oldA player in Rookie Ball should be able to catch a ball thrown from 40 feet and hit a ball pitched from 30 feet. Skills will be taught to challenge each player. Game shirt provided for each player.

#RB Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu ..... 11:30-12:30pm Bob Cross Park ..................... Fields 1 & 2


Pitchball 9 & 10 yrs oldThe baseball will be pitched overhand or underhand by the coach and at a level of difficulty that will challenge the batter. Uniform shirt provided for each player.

#PB Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu ................... 1-2pm Bob Cross Park ..................... Fields 1 & 2


Little League Baseball 11, 12 & 13 yrs oldGames and practices will be on the Little League Baseball field in the Sauk Rapids athletic complex. Game shirt provided for each player.

Little League Baseball will begin June 16th.

Last Name: A-M #LL101 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu ..............10-11am* Bob Cross Park ......................... All Fields

Last Name: L-Z #LL102 Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu .........11am-12pm* Bob Cross Park ......................... All Fields


*Game times may vary from this schedule.

Bob Cross Park: 40 - 10th Avenue S, Sauk Rapids

Near Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School

Registration Deadline for ALL SUMMER BALL PROGRAMS

is May 16 unless noted. An additional $10 fee will be charged

after May 16.

Summer 2014 Ball Programs

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Summer Ball Programs 2014

SAUK RAPIDS RECREATION SUMMER 2014 BALL REGISTRATION FORMChild’s Name _________________________________ Age _________ Grade (13/14) __________ Address _________________________________________________________________ Shirt Size: YOUTH: S M L ADULT: S M L XLParent/Guardian’s Name __________________________________________________________ Home Phone ________________________________ Work Phone ________________________ Cell Phone __________________________________ Email ______________________________ Medical Information the coach should know: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

District Resident: Yes No UCare# _______________

Statement of Release:I agree to release the Sauk Rapids Recreation Department and its employees of all liability related to accidents or injuries which might occur while participating in this activity. I also give my permission for emergency medical procedures to be administered if I cannot be contacted in the event of an emergency. Parent Signature: ______________________________

District Non-DistrictBam Bam-M/W $33 $43Bam Bam-T/Th $33 $43Soft Toss $48 $58Rookie Ball $52 $62Pitchball $52 $62Little League $55 $65

Name on Card: ___________________________________ Visa MC Discover CC #: ___________________________________________ TOTAL: _________ ________________________________________


Number 3-digits on back Exp. date

Make Checks Payable and Mail to:Sauk Rapids Recreation Department

901 First Street South, Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Date Paid: ___________

Received By: ________

Girls Fast Pitch Softball, 7-18 yrs oldRegistration is now closed for Fast Pitch Softball. Teams were developed and registered in leagues in the St. Cloud area by April 1st.

All teams from 12U to 18U will be playing in the St. Cloud JO Softball League. That league plays 2 games, each Tuesday night, during the months of June and July. The 10U teams will be playing in the Waite Park League on Tuesday and Thursday nights.

Practice times for all teams will be scheduled by coaches at each level. Most teams will practice on Monday and Wednesday evenings. All practices and games will be held at Mayhew Creek Park, located near Sauk Rapids-Rice High School.

The Parent Information meeting will be held on Sunday, April 27th, at 6:00pm at the Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School. Please call the Recreation Department at 253-6631 with questions regarding the softball programs.


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How Can I Register?Online:www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org using Visa, Mastercard or DebitBy Mail: Sauk Rapids Recreation 901 First Street South Sauk Rapids, MN 56379By Phone: (320) 253-6631In-person: SRR Middle School, Door 4 901 First Street S, Sauk RapidsOffice Hours:April 7-May 29: Mon-Fri, 2-5pm June 2-Aug 7: Mon-Thu, 8:30am-2:30pm

Registration PoliciesPre-registration is required for all activities. All activities are processed through our online registration system. Mail-in or in-person registrations are processed the date they’re received, if space is available. If payment isn’t included, you’ll forfeit your place.

When Can I Register?Summer Swimming Lessons and Sports Camps Begins Monday, April 14, 10am.

Swim Lesson Registrations will not be accepted prior to April 14th. All openings will be online on Monday, April 14th at 10:00am.

Summer Ball Programs Registration is now available.

RefundsRefunds may be requested up to seven days prior to the first class date and are subject to a $5 service charge per person, per program.

No refunds will be made after the first class date.

Sauk Rapids Recreation reserves the right to cancel any program due to low enrollment. Fees will be refunded in full. Swim classes require a minimum of three enrolled or they will be canceled.

Inclement Weather If activities are canceled due to weather, it will be announced on the radio and online:

* WJON - 1240AM * WWJO - 98.1FM * KCLD - 104.7FM * saukrapidsrecreation.weebly.com

If a storm or tornado warning occurs, participants will be notified and moved to a safe place and held until an all clear has been given.

Scholarships & DiscountsScholarships will be granted to qualifying district residents needing assistance to participate in recreation activities. All inquiries are confidential and no forms are required. Call Dave Hiedeman at 253-6631 to make a request.

Registration Information

SAUK RAPIDS RECREATION 2014 SUMMER CAMPS REGISTRATION FORM (for pages 21-26)Child’s Name _________________________________ Age _________ Grade (13/14) __________ Address _________________________________________________________________ Shirt Size: YOUTH: S M L ADULT: S M L XLParent/Guardian’s Name __________________________________________________________ Home Phone ________________________________ Work Phone ________________________ Cell Phone __________________________________ Email ______________________________ Medical Information the coach should know: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ UCare# _______________

Statement of Release:I agree to release the Sauk Rapids Recreation Department and its employees of all liability related to accidents or injuries which might occur while participating in this activity. I also give my permission for emergency medical procedures to be administered if I cannot be contacted in the event of an emergency. Parent Signature: ______________________________

Make Checks Payable and Mail to:Sauk Rapids Recreation Department

901 First Street South, Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

CLASS # ______ PROGRAM NAME ___________________________________ FEE___________ ________________________________________ _______________________ ________________________________________ ____________

Name on Card: ___________________________________ Visa MC Discover CC #: ___________________________________________ TOTAL: _________

Number 3-digits on back Exp. date

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

Date Paid: ___________

Received By: ________


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Sauk Rapids Recreation Activities Index, Summer 2014

Program Name ............................. Course # .. Page ...Fee

BASKETBALL,BOYSGrade K-1, Camp ........................... BB121 ...... 21 ......$30 Grade K-1, Camp ........................... BB123 ...... 21 ......$30Grade 2-4, Camp ........................... BB122 ...... 21 ......$30 Grade 2-4, Camp ........................... BB124 ...... 21 ......$30Grade 5-11, Skill Development ...... BB125 ...... 21 ......$95Grade K-11, Open Gym ................................... 21 ............

BASKETBALL, GIRLSGrade 2-4, Camp ........................... BB141 ...... 21 ......$30Grade 2-4, Camp ........................... BB142 ...... 21 ......$30Grade 5-8, Camp ........................... BB143 ...... 21 ......$40Grade 5-8, Camp ........................... BB144 ...... 21 ......$40Grade 8-11, Breakfast Club ............ BB145 ...... 21 ......$95

FOOTBALLStorm Youth Football Camp ........... FB110 ...... 24 ......$30

GOLFGolf................................................GOL101 ..... 21 ......$25

GYMNASTICSAdvanced, Grade 6-11 ...................GM103 ...... 25 ....$250Advanced, Grade 6-11 ...................GM104 ...... 25 ....$250Intermediate, Grade 4-6 .................GM111 ...... 25 ......$65Intermediate, Grade 4-6 .................GM112 ...... 25 ......$65 Beginner, Grade 1-3 .......................GM105 ...... 25 ......$40 Beginner, Grade 1-3 .......................GM106 ...... 25 ......$40 Tikes, Ages 5-6 ..............................GM107 ...... 25 ......$40Tikes, Ages 5-6 ..............................GM108 ...... 25 ......$40 Tikes, Ages 3-4 ..............................GM109 ...... 25 ......$40Tikes, Ages 3-4 ..............................GM110 ...... 25 ......$40

POLE VAULTPole Vault Camp: Session 1 ........... PV101 ...... 24 .......... *Pole Vault Camp: Session 2 ........... PV102 ...... 24 .......... *Pole Vault Camp: Session 3 ........... PV103 ...... 24 .......... * Pole Vault Camp: Session 4 ........... PV104 ...... 24 .......... *

Program Name ............................. Course # .. Page ...Fee

SOCCERSoccer (K-1) ..................................SOC101 ..... 23 ......$40Soccer (2-3) ..................................SOC102 ..... 23 ......$40Soccer (4-5) ..................................SOC103 ..... 23 ......$40

SPEED & STRENGTHAdvanced: Session 1 ..................... SS104 ...... 22 ....$125Combination: Session 2 ................. SS105 ...... 22 ....$125Combination: Session 3 ................. SS106 ...... 22 ....$125Combination: Session 4 ................. SS107 ...... 22 ....$125

SWIM & DIVEDiving Camp (6-11) ........................DIV119 ...... 26 ....$150Swim Club, Grades 3-5 ..................SC102 ...... 26 .......... *Swim Club, Grades 6-8 ..................SC103 ...... 26 .......... *Swim Club, Grades 9-11 ................SC104 ...... 26 .......... *

TENNISBeginner, Age 6-8: Session 1 ........TEN101 ..... 22 .......... *Beginner, Age 6-8: Session 2 ........TEN102 ..... 22 .......... *Beg/Inter, Age 9-11: Session 1 ......TEN103 ..... 22 .......... *Beg/Inter, Age 9-11: Session 2 ......TEN104 ..... 22 .......... *Advanced, Age 12-14: Session 1 ..TEN105 ..... 22 .......... *Advanced, Age 12-14: Session 2 ..TEN106 ..... 22 .......... *Advanced, Age 14-18: Session 1 ..TEN107 ..... 22 .......... *Advanced, Age 14-18: Session 2 ..TEN108 ..... 22 .......... *

TRACKTrack, Grade 3-6 ............................ TR102 ...... 24 ......$45

VOLLEYBALLVolleyball, Grade 2-3 ...................... VB101 ...... 23 ......$30Volleyball, Grade 4-5 ...................... VB102 ...... 23 ......$30Volleyball, Grade 5-6 ...................... VB103 ...... 23 ......$40Volleyball, Grade 7-8 ...................... VB104 ...... 23 ......$50

Register online at: www.SaukRapidsRiceOnline.org

OR mail the registration form on page 30

For more information, visit the Sauk Rapids Recreation blog:

saukrapidsrecreation.weebly.comfor cancellations, delays and program details.

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Community Education901 First Street SouthSauk Rapids, MN 56379

Community Education 253-7237 Sandy Grosland, Director [email protected]

Adult Basic Education 258-1112 Mag Patridge, Coordinator [email protected]

Early Childhood Family Programs 255-8910 Julie Midas, Director [email protected]

Sauk Rapids Recreation 253-6631 Dave Hiedeman, Director [email protected]

Rice Recreation 260-6036 Bryon Marketon, Director

Watch for our

2014 Fall Program Guide

Mailing in early August!

Contact Us

Building Locations Directions to our buildings are available at www.isd47.org

Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School (SRRMS)

Sauk Rapids-Rice High School (SRRHS)

Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School 901 1st Street South (SRRMS) Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

Sauk Rapids-Rice High School 1835 Osauka Road NE (SRRHS) Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

Rice Elementary 200 3rd Avenue NE (Rice) Rice, MN 56367

Pleasantview Elementary 1009 6th Avenue North (PV) Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

Mississippi Heights Elementary 1003 4th Street South (MHES) Sauk Rapids, MN 56379

School Facilities Available For Use District 47 school facilities are available for use or rent by the community. Call 258-1576 or [email protected].

People With DisabilitiesOur buildings and all classes are open to people of all abilities and every effort will be made to provide assistance. Handicap accessible entrances are available at all of our sites. Call 258-1577 for additional information.

View this Program Guide Online! www.isd47.org/CommunityEducation

Sauk Rapids-Rice Community Education Summer 2014 Program Guide

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