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ZUMBROTA—MAZEPPA

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

WINTER/SPRING 2018

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Zumbrota - Mazeppa Schools

Early Childhood’s A Skip, Hop, and a Jump

and Gingerbread House making

just in time for the holidays!

Community Education Office – 507-732-4244 Jen Burfeind, Director [email protected]

Julie Vath, Assistant [email protected]

705 Mill Street

Zumbrota, MN 55992

Tessa Nobach—ECFE Coordinator 507-732-4244 ext. 1083

[email protected]

Cougar Care School Aged Childcare & Bright Beginnings Michele Hatleli, Child Care Coordinator 507-732-4650

Cougar Care and Bright Beginnings

are located in the Early Ed Center

Mail may be sent to:

799 Mill Street

Zumbrota, MN 55992

[email protected]

Facilities Requests for the use of school facilities are made through Julie Vath

at the Community Education office. Please contact the office at 507-

732-4244 and ask for a facility request form. A minimum of two

weeks notice for use of facilities is highly recommended.

Zumbrota-Mazeppa Community Education

Advisory Council ZM Advisory Council is seeking new members. Please call Jen Bur-

feind at 732-4244 or a council member for more information. The

purpose of the council is to advise the community education depart-

ment on the wide variety of programs offered through community edu-

cation. Advisory council members include: Tracy Ludington, Lindsey

Raasch, Kathy Roberts, Nancy Johnson Rauen, Pete Hinrichs, Becky

Hinchley, Jean Roth, Michele Hatleli, Julie Vath and Jen Burfeind.

Table of Contents

Trips 4

Adult Enrichment 8

Computer Classes 15

Youth Classes 16

ECFE 24

Adult Basic Education, GED Testing 28

Inclement Weather Policy 28

Early Childhood Screening 29

Registration Policy 30

Registration Form 31

Locations of Classes

ZMHS = Zumbrota-Mazeppa High School in Zumbrota

ZMMS = Zumbrota-Mazeppa Middle School in Zumbrota

ZMES = Zumbrota-Mazeppa Elementary School in Mazeppa

ZMPS = Zumbrota-Mazeppa Primary School in Zumbrota

ECFE = Early Childhood Education Center in Zumbrota

PIES = Pine Island Elementary School

PI 5-12 = Pine Island 5-12 School

Please check the school website at www.zmschools.us for updates

on Community Education activities.

ZM COMMUNITY EDUCATION 507-732-4244

Trips Trips depart from the United Redeemer Church

506 W 3rd St Zumbrota (West Parking Lot)

Driving Miss Daisy - Sidekick Theater

Set in mid-century Atlanta, the play, Driving Miss Dai-

sy, tells the story of an elderly Jewish matron, Daisy

Werthan, and her chauffeur, Hoke Coleburn. At first,

Daisy is none to happy about being forced to rely on a

black man to get from one place to the next. Gradual-

ly, however, Hoke wins her over, and during the 25-year span of the play,

the two develop a deep-rooted affection.

This Pulitzer Prize winning masterpiece is a delicate depiction of simmer-

ing racial tensions, the inevitable passage of time, and the universal expe-

rience of aging. Playwright Alfred Uhry creates two outsiders who come to

a mutual respect, each one grounded in their staunch independence, un-

bending strength, and stubborn integrity. In 1988, Driving Miss Daisy won

the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Best Off-Broadway Play. The play was

then produced as a Hollywood movie starring Jessica Tandy, Morgan Free-

man and Dan Akroyd. In 1990, the movie version won 4 Academy Awards

including Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Screenplay and Best Makeup.

Don’t miss this LIVE performance of a timeless masterpiece with Mary Kay

Fortier as Daisy, Eric Wood as Hoke, and Dann Peterson as Boolie!

Enjoy the performance in the elegant theatre of Ives Auditorium in Bloom-

ington. A delicious meal of Baked chicken breast with herb cream sauce,

seasonal vegetables, rolls, parsley potatoes, dessert and coffee/tea will be

served prior to the performance. Price includes transportation, lunch and

matinee. Registration closes on February 7 or when full.

Wednesday, February 28th $74

Depart ZM at 10:00 AM Return to ZM at 4:45 PM

Zumbrota Community Band Share the joy of making music with like-minded people in a relaxed and

supportive atmosphere under the direction of a professional musician.

There are openings for all band instruments: woodwinds, brass and per-

cussion. Band members must provide their own instruments. Rehears-

als are weekly from October through July. There are 6—10 performances

per year. Attendance at 80% of rehearsals and performances is encour-

aged. All skill levels are welcome—no audition required! For more infor-

mation see z-band.org or email [email protected].

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/driving-miss-daisy/4009/

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/driving-miss-daisy/4009/

http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/arts-culture/alfred-uhry-b-1936

http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/arts-culture/alfred-uhry-b-1936

http://www.pulitzer.org/prize-winners-by-category/218

http://www.nytimes.com/1990/03/27/movies/driving-miss-daisy-wins-4-oscars-including-one-for-jessica-tandy.html?pagewanted=all

Trips


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From Ava to Eternity - Sidekick Theater

We know the voice,but we never bothered getting to know the man. In

order to do that, we have to start at the beginning… In this full-length dra-

matic musical, Francis Albert Sinatra is just another kid from Hoboken

who wants to make it big and become a star. Watch as he finds out just

how rough a path lies ahead of him... Experience his professional rise and

fall from grace, his tempestuous romance with Ava Gardner, and his tri-

umphant Oscar-winning career turnaround in 'From Here to Eternity' in

this brand-new production from the creator of the acclaimed jukebox mu-

sical, 'Unsung'. Accompanied by the sounds of an on-stage orchestra, and

featuring hits including "I've Got the World On A String", "All of Me" and

"New York, New York", this story will illuminate the complex psyche behind

the piercing blue eyes and unforgettable voice of Frank Sinatra.

Enjoy the performance in the elegant theater of Ives Auditorium in Bloom-

ington. A delicious meal of Baked chicken breast with herb cream sauce,

seasonal vegetables, rolls, parsley potatoes, dessert and coffee/tea will

be served prior to the performance. Price includes transportation, lunch

and matinee. Registration will close February 14th or until full.

Wednesday, March 14th $74


Guys and Dolls—Old Log Theatre Frank Loesser's celebrated musical comedy about rolling the dice and

falling in love under the bright lights of Broadway is considered by many to

be the perfect musical comedy. Set in a mythical New York City, Guys and

Dolls tells the tale of one Nathan Detroit—a guy who needs a venue for his

“permanently established floating craps game.” Nathan’s best venue falls

through and he needs money to underwrite an alternative option. He turns

to Sky Masterson, a high roller who will bet on anything if the stakes are

high enough. Desperate for a sure thing, Nathan bets Sky he can’t get

date with Sarah Brown, the earnest proprietor of the Save-a-Soul mission.

Things don’t go as planned, and along the way you are treated to some of

the most memorable Broadway tunes, including Luck be a Lady, Sit Down

You’re Rockin’ the Boat, Sue Me, A Bushel and a Peck.

Please indicate menu choice at time of registration; Braised Short Rib,

Seared Pork Chop, Dill Roasted Tilapia Fish or Vegetarian Pasta. Meal

also includes a dinner roll, coffee or tea, and dessert. Price includes

transportation, lunch and matinee. Registration closes on March 1st , or

when full.

Wednesday, April 4th $77


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Indoor Go Kart racing at PRO KART – Burnsville, MN Ladies and Gentlemen, start your engines! Pro Kart features RiMO EVO6

Race Karts that run on power-boosting, low-emission, renewable metha-

nol for a true racing experience. With a new hydraulic brake system, ad-

justable seats, and more, you’ll be blown away with their consistency and

performance. Experienced pro or first-time driver, there’s something for

everyone! On this trip we will hop aboard a luxury coach bus and travel to

Burnsville, MN where we will have the opportunity to race with friends or

relatives and create lifelong memories, not to mention bragging

rights! These race karts are for racers that are age 13 or over. Perfect for

a group of friends, parent or grandparent and teen activity. Grab a bunch

of fellow race fans to come along to race practice races, heat races with

grid start, lap times, and printouts of your performance. Some will go on to

race 15 lap races and 20 lap feature finale! No experience necessary!

After racing we will stop at Applebee’s in Apple Valley for a meal and recap

of the races. Included in the price is approximately 90 minutes of racing

activities, and coach bus transportation to the venue. Meal at Applebee’s

is on your own.

Sunday, April 15th $72

Depart ZM at 12:45PM Return to ZM at 7:45PM

State Capitol & Minnesota History Museum

Join us as we tour our newly renovated State Capital. Home of the second

largest self-supported marble dome in the world. We’ll see the decorative

art, murals and paintings restored to original 1905 patterns and colors,

exposed limestone foundation walls and new public spaces in basement,

stories about the Capitol's history, art and architecture, and the chambers

where government decisions are made. For lunch, we will enjoy a deli-

cious buffet lunch at Joseph’s Grill, which will include roast turkey breast,

honey glazed ham, fresh herb stuffing, garlic mashed potatoes, au gratin

potatoes, vegetables du jour, house salad, dinner rolls & your choice of

coffee, water or ice tea. Our last stop is the Minnesota History Museum

where we will get a guided tour of The 1968 Exhibit and then you will have

time to explore the rest of this treasured museum at your leisure. The

1968 Exhibit returns for a final run after an acclaimed nationwide tour.

It’s been 50 years since 1968: The Vietnam War, protests, assassina-

tions. Peace signs, love-ins, psychedelic rock. From the darkest hours to

the incredible highs, see the year come alive in this mind-blowing exhibit.

Registration closes Thursday, April 5th or when full.

Thursday, April 26th $62


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Transportation by motor coach.

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United Redeemer Church

Owatonna - Step Back in Time Tour

We’ll begin our visit of historic Owatonna with a tour of the Orphanage Mu-

seum and campus to get a glimpse of what life was like for the children

who lived there between 1886 and 1945. Then we’ll tour the historic Na-

tional Farmers’ Bank designed by renowned architect Louis Sullivan fea-

turing beautiful and ornate details. We will follow that with a delicious

lunch on the patio—included in the price, then a guided tour of the Village

of Yesteryear featuring furnished buildings dating back to the 1850’s. En-

joy a coffee break and snack before taking a self-guided tour of the Steele

County History Center to finish your day. Registration Closes April 25th, or

when full.

Thursday, May 3rd $67


Amish Colony Tour – Harmony, Minnesota

Enjoy a spring day in beautiful southeastern

Minnesota & experience a lifestyle where horse

and buggy still provide the transportation, the

home is lighted by kerosene lamps, and water

is heated on a wood burning stove. We begin

our day with lunch at the Harmony House on

Main Street in Harmony, MN. Their menu fea-

tures Amish cooking and you will enjoy a choice of Chicken or Roast Beef

as your main entree, traditional side dishes and a delicious piece of home-

made pie. Please include your lunch choice when registering.

After lunch, there will be a brief time to browse through the shops in Har-

mony. We will then board the bus and have a personal tour guide take us

on a tour through an Amish colony and Amish homes. As we travel through

this beautiful countryside, you may see Amish farmers working in the fields

with horses and their buggies tied to hitching posts in town. We will visit

Amish farms where baskets, handmade furniture, quilts, baked goods and

crafts are likely to tempt you. Fee includes step-on-guide, lunch and motor

coach transportation. The deadline to register is Thursday, May 3rd or un-

til full.

Thursday, May 24th $54


Trip / Adult Enrichment

St. Paul Saints Baseball Game & Mini Tour of CHM Field The Saints Experience The St. Paul Saints are heading into their 26th

season and their fourth season at CHS Field.

Known for innovative promotions and a "Fun is

Good" attitude, the Saints have been recog-

nized locally and nationally for their creativity

and customer service. The new facility allows

fans to enjoy the entertainment accommodations they expect in the Twin

Cities at a value only the Saints can provide. Join us as we travel aboard a

comfy coach bus to the CHM Field where we will enjoy a mini tour of the

ball field and watch an exciting 1:05pm Saints Baseball Game vs the Far-

go/Moorhead Redhawks. Price includes coach bus transportation to the

game, ballgame tickets and mini tour. Concessions will be available and

can be purchased on your own.

Wednesday, June 13th $53


Pickleball Pickleball is a cross between ping pong and tennis. It’s a fast-growing

sport for all ages. Whether you have played before or are looking to learn,

this is for you! People of all ages and abilities are welcome! If you haven’t

played before and want to try it out, come for one free session before join-

ing. Equipment is available, but you are also welcome to bring your own.

For more information, please contact Dana Frederixon at 507-251-6203.

Sunday, January 21st—March 25th 6:00 - 9:00 PM

ZMES Small Gym - Mazeppa $20/session or $3/night

DIY Celebrations Pallet Calendar This pallet style Celebrations Calendar will

remind you of all the important dates in

your family and friends lives! The 7” x 12”

wood pallet style sign is assembled and

ready for you to customize to match your

home décor. Several options of wood stain

colors will be available for you to choose, and over 30 different paint col-

ors will be available. All materials are provided including 4 date chips and

all the supplies for hanging. We will take you through the process step by

step—no experience necessary. Instructor: Renee Reinardy

Thursday, February 1st 6:30 - 8:30 PM

Trailhead Restaurant—PI $44

Adult Enrichment


Vinyasa Yoga Level 1 Beginner - Yoga for Beginners, taught by a

200 hour, certified yoga instructor who has been

practicing yoga for almost 20 years. Learn the most

common poses used in Vinyasa Yoga, building your

repertoire in six successive sessions.

Level 2 and Beyond - Vinyasa Yoga taught by a 200

hour, certified yoga instructor who has been practicing yoga for almost 20

years. This class is appropriate for beginners as well as experienced yo-

gis. Learn how to relax, restore and listen to your body while increasing

your flexibility, balance and ability to relax.

You will need a mat (some available), comfortable clothing and water for

hydration. Instructor: Ingrid Freeman

Session 1: Wednesday, January 17th - February 21st

Session 2: Wednesday, March 14th - April 25th

(no class March 28th)

4:00 - 5:00 PM Level 2 and Beyond (ZMPS Library)

6:00 - 7:00 PM Level 1 Beginner (ZMPS Library)

$60 / 6-wk session $14 / Drop-in rate

ZM Cougar Kraze Fitness Training for Adults Looking for a high intensity, results driven workout community to join?

Cougar Kraze will combine elements of the popular competitive fitness

style training programs, including cardio, Olympic weightlifting with so

much more. Workouts will be modified for everyone and will challenge all.

You can look forward to high energy expenditure, tons of variety and new

challenges every day. Classes run Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

Instructor: Ben Sand

Session 1: Monday, February 12th - Friday, April 6th

Session 2: Monday, April 9th - Friday, June 1st

5:00—5:55AM

ZMHS Weight Room $75

Co-Ed Volleyball Team fee is $60 to be paid to the ZM Community Educa-

tion office before the first session. For more information

on co-ed volleyball, please call Kelli Buck at 732-

4563. Twelve teams maximum. Join the fun!

Sunday, January 21st - March 18th

5:00—8:30 PM $60

ZMHS Gym

Adult Enrichment Freezer Meal Class Join us for our freezer meals workshop! Make and take home 10 freezer

meals that you can put in the slow cooker in the morning, and have a

healthy meal for your family by dinner! Each participant will bring ingredi-

ents for their own meals, leaving the quality of items up to the individual,

as well as containers and a cooler/ice to bring them home.

Tuesday, February 6th (6:00 - 7:00 PM) will be an informational ses-

sion (1 hour) with tips and tricks and a shopping list will be given.

Tuesday, February 13th (5:00 - 8:00 PM) will include assembling 5

freezer meals and a new shopping list will be given out.

Tuesday, February 20th (5:00 - 8:00 PM) make remaining meals.

Classes held in the ZMHS Family Consumer Science Room. Seats are lim-

ited. Pre-registration and payment required prior to the class. Cost per par-

ticipant is $59 for the three classes. Instructor: Amy Jensen, Bachelors

Degree in Food and Nutrition, Assistant Food Service Director at ZM.

Protecting Your Retirement Assets: New Laws and Updates Long-term care insurance IS NOT for everyone. But, simply because we’re

all living longer, what IS for everyone is getting educated on exactly how –

and why - recent MN and Federal laws have significantly changed the asset

protection and insurance part of retirement planning. Learn how new Min-

nesota laws now guarantee that you can shelter / protect your retirement

assets from future long-term care costs. This class is a "must" for you to

determine whether or not some type of long-term care insurance should be

part of your own retirement and estate planning. Instructor: Gerard Goulet

Thursday, February 8th 9:30 - 11:30 AM Mazeppa Community Center

Tuesday, March 13th 7:00 - 9:00 PM ZM High School, Room 124

Wednesday, April 11th 9:30 - 11:30 AM Mazeppa Community Center

Driver Refresher Class Take advantage of the Minnesota law that allows renewal of the Driver

Improvement Certificate through this four-hour class. This refresher course

is for drivers, 58 years old and older, who have previously completed the

State certified 8-hour class. Please register for only one date. Please indi-

cate on your registration the date/class for which you are register-

ing. Please send your payment with your registration. Instructor: Dave Von

and Bruce Odenbach

Tuesday, February 27th 12:30 - 4:30 PM

PIHS Forum Rm 170 $20

Thursday, March 22nd 9:00 - 1:00 PM

Zumbrota Public Library $20


Adult Enrichment

String into Things Participants will knit, crochet or weave hats, scarves or

blankets to donate to local charities. Bring your own

hooks, needles, loom and yarn or use ours. Yarn dona-

tions will be accepted. Beginner to advance are wel-

come. We can teach you! Come to as many sessions as you can. This is

part of a Girl Scout Silver Award Project. More info can be found at

www.stringsintothings.weebly.com. Instructors: Holly and Kristen Donovan

Monday, February 19th, 26th, March 26th and April 23rd

6:30 - 8:00 PM FREE

ZMHS Family Consumer Science Room

Monogram Tray with Etched Wine Glasses After this class you will definitely be ready to entertain in

style! This round pine wood tray is ready for you to customize

with your family name! Several options of wood stain and

paint colors will be available to match your tray to your home

décor. This round tray may be used as a serving tray or hung

as a custom piece of wall art. You will also etch 2 wine glass-

es with a matching monogram. We will take you through the

process step by step—no experience is needed! Deadline to register is 1

week prior to the class. Please state what name you would like at the time

of registration. Instructor: Renee Reinardy

Thursday, February 22nd 6:30 - 8:30 PM

Covered Bridge Restaurant $44

Monogram Mason Jar Centerpiece This adorable wooden planter box is assembled and

ready for you to customize to match your home décor!

Several options of wood stain colors will be available to

stain your 12”x3”x3” pine box. A colorful selection of

paint will be available to paint the words and three ma-

son jars. There will also be a selection of faux flowers to

choose from to fill the jars, as well as ribbons and twines. All materials are

provided and we will take you through the process step by step—no experi-

ence is needed! Deadline to register is 1 week prior to the class. Please

state family name and established year at the time of registration. Instruc-

tor: Renee Reinardy

Wednesday, March 14th 6:30 - 8:30 PM

Trailhead Restaurant—PI $44

Adult Enrichment

Farm and Succession Planning for Farmers: Finding the Right Plan for You &Your Family

Knowing where to start with an estate and succession plan

for your farm may be difficult. This class will go over the

basics of estate planning and review some of the unique estate planning

tools used by farmers. We will also review some common questions we get

on a regular basis. Should my farm land be owned by a trust? Will I pay a

gift tax if I give the farm away? Should I establish an LLC to own the farm?

Do I qualify for the family farm land deduction for the Minnesota estate

tax? Attorney Jason Wagner will answer these and other questions so you

are better equipped to start the conversation and develop a solid transition

plan for you and your family. Instructor: Jason Wagner

Saturday, March 10th 10:00 - 11:00 AM

ZMHS Room 124 $5 “Savvy Social Security Planning: What Baby Boomers Need to Know to Maximize Retirement Income” Social Security is far more complicated than most people realize. The deci-

sions baby boomers make now can have a tremendous impact on the total

amount of benefits they stand to receive over their lifetime. To help baby

boomers better understand the Social Security system, this workshop will

cover:

5 factors to consider when deciding when to apply for benefits

When it makes sense to delay benefits—and when it does not

Why you should always check your earning record for accuracy

How to estimate your benefits

How to coordinate benefits with your spouse

How to potentially minimize taxes on Social Security benefits

How to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retire-

ment income

Will Social Security be enough to live on in retirement?

How to potentially maximize your benefits

When to apply for Social Security

This workshop will be presented by Nathan Tiarks, Gene Hackett, and Seth Becker & Hackett

Financial, 218 S Main St., Pine Island, MN 55963; 507-356-8537 & 816 E Blue Earth Ave,

Fairmont, MN 56031. Securities offered through Parkland Securities, LLC, members FINRA/

SIPC. Tiarks, Becker, & Hackett is independent of Parkland Securities, LLC.

Thursday, March 15th 6:30 - 7:45 PM

ZM HS/MS Media Center FREE

Adult Enrichment


How To Use Ancestry.com Ancestry.com has become the go to resource online for dis-

covering your family’s history. Learn how to navigate the site

and some simple tips for those hard to find relatives. This

beginner’s class will be hands on and each participant will

get a chance to perform a search. Class participants are

encouraged to bring a laptop, iPad, or tablet to the class. If

you have your own Ancestry.com account but no laptop, you can bring your

login credentials and use one of the available computers. Instructors:

Dustin Heckman and Afton Esson.

Tuesday, February 27th 6:00 - 8:00 PM

ZMHS Computer Lab #122 (Zta) $19

Matteo Musso Don't Miss Out on this awesome opportunity to hear Matteo speak and tell

about his experiences and also hear from his Mom. “Truth Is – Autism, it’s

not what you think.” Matteo Musso, a 14 year old non-vocal teen with au-

tism, shares his truth through a letter board. He will share what really made

the difference when it came to his own growth and evolution, as well as his

perspective on life as he sees it through the lens of autism. In addition you

will have an opportunity to ask Matteo questions regarding stims, diet, atti-

tude, behaviors, school, therapies, exercise, and anything else you want to

know that may help your child. “Here is my truth. It may not be yours. But

I’ll explain mine. A perspective unheard.” Matteo

Tuesday, March 27th 6:30 - 8:00 PM

PI HS/MS - Forum Room $5 per person at the door

Childcare Available - Call PI CE @ 507-356-8876 to sign up

Family Crest Pallet Style Tray This pallet style wood serving tray is already

assembled and ready for you to customize

with your family crest! Several option of wood

stain colors will be available for you to choose

from as well as over 30 different paint colors,

so you are sure to leave with a piece that matches your homes décor! All

materials are provided including 2 handles. We will take you through the

process step by step—no experience is needed! Deadline to register is 1

week prior to the class. Please state letter at time of registration. Instruc-

tor: Renee Reinardy

Thursday, April 26th 6:30 - 8:30 PM

Leo’s Sports Bar - Mazeppa $44

Adult Enrichment

Long-Term Care Insurance - Does it make sense? Recent legislative changes now allow the implementation of new long-term

care insurance products that remove the major complaints that many have

had about traditional policies: high annual premiums at the start with the

likelihood of even higher annual premiums in the future due to rate in-

creases. But does this new product really make more financial sense than

the older (and still-available) traditional policies? This advanced class is

for those who may have ever wondered about buying long-term care insur-

ance OR for those who already have it. This class shows how to accurately

compare the cost-effectiveness of different policies from different compa-

nies. Learn what options should be avoided, where the "gotchas" are often

hidden in the fine print, and what is the "best" age to buy. Understand the

pros and cons of group plans available from many employers. This class

provides the analytical tools for you to design the “right” policy if you de-

cide to buy a policy – and the tools to decide if you should keep your exist-

ing policy. Instructor: Gerard Goulet, 507-269-9036.

Thursday, February 22th 9:30 - 11:30 AM Mazeppa Community Center

Tuesday, March 20th 7:00 - 9:00 PM ZM High School, Room 124

Wednesday, April 18th 9:30 - 11:30 AM Mazeppa Community Center

Driver Improvement Class This class provides practical guidance for traffic

accident prevention and it meets the Minnesota

DOT requirements of the 10% insurance reduction

to drivers 55 years and older. This class is an eight-hour course, consisting

of 2 four-hour sessions. It includes classroom presentations and discus-

sions of safe driving practices and the aging factors that typically affect

55+ drivers. Driver fitness topics include vision, hearing, mobility, and re-

sponse time as these relate to the safe operation of a motor vehi-

cle. Techniques to compensate for these factors will be discussed. Class

materials include the Minnesota Drivers Manual and related handouts.

Instructor: Dave Von and Bruce Odenbach

Tuesday, February 6th - Wednesday, February 7th

5:30 PM - 9:30 PM $24

TOPS: Taking Off Pounds Sensibly The Zumbrota TOPS #563 meets every Monday night at Our Saviours

Church in Zumbrota. Weigh-ins start at 5:00pm, with the meeting starting

at 5:30pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. If you have any questions,

please call Janice at 732-7459 or Marilyn at 732-5396.


Check out the wide variety of computer classes. Classes are

small and students receive personalized attention. Classes

are shared between Pine Island and Zumbrota-Mazeppa.

Microsoft Word I - Pine Island 5-12 school - Tech Lab Room 109

Basic word processing class that you will learn how to create a document

and then change the appearance of it by applying simple character format-

ting. Learn how to use proofing tools, cut/copy/paste and the office assis-

tant! Instructor: Rose Evers

Saturday, February 3rd 9:00 - 12:00 PM $20

Microsoft Word II - Pine Island 5-12 school - Tech Lab Room 109

Explore the world of tables! Tables are used for more than just num-

bers. Learn how to format a document to make it easier to read and to

emphasize key information. Other topics include: selecting rows and col-

umns, merging and splitting cells, adding borders and fill, and table auto

format. Instructor: Rose Evers

Saturday, February 17th 9:00 - 12:00 PM $20

Excel I— Pine Island 5-12 school - Tech Lab Room 109

Learn the basics of Excel by utilizing its simple database features. Create a

worksheet and learn how to enter information and then cut/copy/paste

from one worksheet to another. Learn how to make a chart in small easy

steps. Instructor: Rose Evers

Saturday, March 3rd 9:00 - 12:00 PM $20

Excel II—Pine Island 5-12 school - Tech Lab Room 109

The focus in this class is creating several different kinds of formulas all in

one worksheet and letting the computer perform the work for you. Also,

learn how to format a worksheet to make it easier to read and to empha-

size key data by formatting cell contents, adjusting column widths, and

inserting/deleting columns and rows. Introduction to Excel is recommend-

ed before taking this class. Instructor: Rose Evers

Saturday, March 17th 9:00 - 12:00 PM $20

Mail Merge - Pine Island 5-12 school - Tech Lab Room 109

Learn how to make the computer work for you in creating and editing docu-

ments and matching it up with names & addresses. Understand the effi-

ciency of Mail Merge when creating documents, labels, and envelopes.

Sort/query options and many other extras are also covered in this class.

Instructor: Rose Evers

Saturday, March 31st 9:00 - 12:00 PM $20

Computer Classes

Youth Classes Snowman and Penguin Making (Grades K-5) Join us for an afternoon of fun as we create

some wintery crafts. Each participant will make

a snowman and a penguin. Your child will cre-

ate each piece and then decorate them with

buttons, ribbons, etc. You will leave with two

creations that are as unique as each of us.

Instructor: Nattalie Vath

Wednesday, January 24th

3:15 - 4:30 PM ZMPS Art Room

$12

LEGO Machines: Wheels & Racers (Grades 1-5) STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner. Each

{YEL!} LEGO STEM class follows four basic components: •Teach It!…Each

class students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts behind

each project.•Build It!…Students use LEGO® bricks to build a land yacht,

Formula 1 racer and design their own race cars. •Explore It!…Then they

use that project to explore the basic engineering concepts - this session is

focused on wheels and axles concepts. •Play It!…Finally they play with

their project, modify it, create extensions and have fun working with it.

Sign up today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. For more de-

tails about {YEL!} STEM classes, visit YouthEnrichmentLeague.com.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not

sponsor, authorize or endorse this site or program.

Tuesday, January 30th - Tuesday, March 6th (6 sessions)

3:15 - 4:15 PM $69

ZMPS Art Room

Frosted Cookie Cakes (Adult/Youth Class) Have you always wanted to learn how bakeries make

those adorable cookie cakes kids love! During this deli-

cious class you will learn the basics of decorating an 8”

cookie cake using several different piping techniques.

No experience is needed, all supplies are included, and

you will leave class with a custom cookie cake ready to show off and

share! Feel free to bring an apron to wear during class. This class is open

to all ages, however, children under 16 years old must be accompanied by

an adult. Instructor: Renee Reinardy

Saturday, January 27th 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

ZMHS Family Consumer Science $36

http://YouthEnrichmentLeague.com

Youth Classes


Valentine Heart String Art (Grades 2 and up)Show the love and create this colorful piece of wall art!

Participants will choose from several colors of paint for the

background of the 8 x 10 canvas then string colorful floss

into the shape of a heart! Instructor: Renee Reinardy

Thursday, February 1st 3:15 - 4:45 PM

ZMPS Art Room $25

Valentine Card Making (Grades K-2) & (Grades 3-6) Calling all youth! Make Valentine Cards for your friends, family and class-

mates at this fun workshop. Get creative with stamps, glitter and more.

Everyone will make 5 cards to take home. Instructor: Brenda Lerum

Grades K-2

Tuesday, January 30th 3:15 - 4:15 PM

ZMHS Cafeteria $12

Grades 3-6

Monday, February 5th 3:15 – 4:15 PM

ZMHS Cafeteria $12

Valentine Wreath (Grades 1-6) Prepare for Valentine’s Day by creating a wreath. With a

choice of red, white and pink material and a variety of

heart decorations to complete your project exactly how you

choose, each person will have a unique finished product.

Participants will leave with a wreath to take home and

hang in preparation for Valentine’s Day. Instructor: Nattalie

Vath

Wednesday, February 7th 3:15 - 4:15 PM

ZMPS Art Room $15

Valentine Bath Bombs (Grades K-6) You will learn everything you need to know about making bath bombs! We

will cover the basics including: color, fragrance, and other ingredients. This

is a hands on class, you will be taking home all of the bath bombs you

make. After this class you will be able to create bath bombs galore that are

so fun and easy to make. You’ll never have to buy a bath bomb again, and

they make great gifts too! Cost covers materials, instruction, and will result

in 3 bath bombs to take home. Instructor: Amy Jensen

Monday, February 12th 3:15 - 4:15 PM

ZMPS Cafeteria $15

Youth Classes

Frosty Painting (Grades K and up) Come see "Patchwork Frosty" come to life. We will use paint,

shimmer paint and paper to create this cutie! No Art Experi-

ence is needed! Class is geared towards school age K-12

(under school age will need an "assistant"), adults are wel-

come and encouraged to register and paint too! $24 per

painter includes 11x14 canvas, all supplies and step by

step instructions. Instructor: Penni Kittelson

Wednesday, February 14th 1:00 - 2:00 PM

ZMPS Cafeteria $24

String into Things (Open to all ages) Participants will knit, crochet or weave hats, scarves or blankets to donate

to local charities. Bring your own hooks, needles, loom and yarn or use

ours. Yarn donations will be accepted. Beginner to advance are welcome.

We can teach you! Come to as many sessions as you can. This is part of a

Girl Scout Silver Award Project. More info can be found at

www.stringsintothings.weebly.com. Instructors: Holly and Kristen Donovan

Monday, February 19th, 26th, March 26th and April 23rd

6:30 - 8:00 PM FREE

ZMHS Family Consumer Science Room

Wood Bunny Family (Grades 1-6) Make an adorable bunny family out of wood! Dur-

ing this fun class we will paint three wood blocks

then add faces, whiskers, ears and bunny tails!

Dress for a mess and prepare to have fun! Instruc-

tor: Renee Reinardy

Thursday, February 22nd 3:15 - 4:45 PM

ZMPS Art Room $25

Fitness 4 Kids (Grades K-5) Join in the Fun! Fitness 4 kids is an introduction of basic fundamentals of

physical fitness in an energetic and exciting environment. You will learn

how fitness can be FUN! The class will include exciting obstacle courses,

Zumba dance moves & learning the basics of push-ups, sit-ups, lunges,

squats, drills and so much more. Instructor: Trisha Miller

Wednesday, February 21st and 28th, March 7th

3:15 - 4:00 PM $30

ZMPS Gym

Youth Classes


Dance Team (Grades 3—6) Dance Team class will be offered this spring at the

Zumbrota Dance Studio on Thursday nights. The girls

will learn turn technique, leaps, stretching and flexi-

bility as well as a high kick routine. It will be taught by

members of the Zumbrota-Mazeppa Varsity Dance

Team. NO DANCE EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! The

deadline to register is Monday, February 26th. It is

optional for the girls to participate in the Zumbrota Dance Studio Dance Re-

cital in May. If interested, please let Robyn Hoven know. There is an addi-

tional fee of $40 for the recital and costume (paid directly to Zumbrota

Dance Studio). Instructor: Robyn Hoven

Thursday, March 1st - May 10th (No Class March 29th or April 19th)

4:00 - 5:00 PM $55

Zumbrota Dance Studio

Dream Big Painting (Grades K and up) We will be using paint and stencils to create your

choice of painting! This will be popular for all ages! No

Art Experience is needed! Class is geared towards

school age K-12 (under school age will need an

"assistant"), adults are welcome and encouraged to

register and paint too! Multiple paint colors will be

offered. Both paintings will be taught at the same

class. $24 per painter includes 11x14 canvas, all sup-

plies and step by step instructions. Instructor: Penni

Kittelson

Monday, March 12th 3:15 - 4:15 PM

ZMPS Cafeteria $24

Hello Cupcake! Spring Edition (Grades 1-6) Cupcakes that are too cute to eat? That’s what we will

make in this spring time inspired cupcake decorating

class. Each child will leave with 6 delicious decorated

cupcakes in a cupcake carrier. All supplies are provide.

Please supply instructor with any allergen restrictions.

Instructor: Renee Reinardy

Wednesday, March 14th 1:00 - 2:30 PM

ZMPS Cafeteria $28

Youth Classes Picture Coasters (Grades K-6) Bring your pictures and come craft with us as we make picture coasters.

Each person will need to bring four pictures and will leave class with a

new set of 4 coasters that can be used as gifts or enjoyed with your fami-

ly. Instructor: Amy Jensen

Thursday, March 15th 3:15 - 4:45 PM

ZMPS Cafeteria $12

Tae Kwon Do (Ages 7 & up) This co-ed class will introduce you to the Korean martial art of Tae Kwon

Do. Tae Kwon Do is an excellent way to increase self-confidence, flexibil-

ity, mental concentration, discipline, coordination and alertness, while

reducing stress. The ability to defend one's self is also taught while hav-

ing a fun workout. Black belt instructors have all been trained by and are

actively associated with Park Institute of Tae Kwon Do in Rochester, MN.

Open to all students ages 7 & up. Instructor: Scott Myran

Tuesdays, March 6th - March 27th 6:00 - 6:45 PM

ZMPS Gym $10

LEGO Machines: Master Architects (Grades 1-5) STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner. Each

{YEL!} STEM class follows four basic components •Teach It!…Each class

students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts behind each

project. •Build It!… Students use LEGO® bricks to build a crane and de-

sign their own bridge and watchtower. •Explore It!…Then they use that

project to explore the basic engineering concepts - this session is fo-

cused on structural concepts. •Play It!…Finally they play with their pro-

ject, modify it, create extensions and have fun working with it. Sign up

today to THINK, LEARN and PLAY WELL with {YEL!}. LEGO® is a trade-

mark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, author-

ize or endorse this site or program.

Tuesdays, April 3rd - May 8th 3:15 - 4:15 PM

ZMPS Art Room $69

Pot Holder Gifts (Grades 4-6) Join us as we learn to make pot holders that we can use as a gift or bring

home for your own family to enjoy. Each participant will leave class with

new knowledge of how to make these at home, as well as two completed

potholders. Instructor: Amy Jenson

Thursday, May 10th 3:15 - 5:00 PM

ZMHS Family Consumer Science $13

Youth Classes


Unique Painting (Grades K and up) What makes you unique? What words

would you use to inspire or describe

yourself? No Art Experience is need-

ed! Class is geared towards school age

K-12 (under school age will need an

"assistant"), adults are welcome and

encouraged to register and paint

too! Multiple paint colors will be of-

fered. Both paintings will be taught at the same class. Please brainstorm

some words for your child to bring with to class. They could make this for

themselves or it would make an excellent gift! $24 per painter includes

11x14 canvas, all supplies and step by step instructions. Instructor: Penni

Kittelson

Wednesday, April 11th 1:00 - 2:00 PM

ZMPS Cafeteria $24

Personalized Room Door Sign (Grades 2 and up) Decorate your room door with personalized door sign! Several colors of

paint will be available for you to customize your sign with! You will also

choose your own ribbon from an assortment of colors. Signs will be com-

pleted at class and ready for hanging! Be sure to mention what name you

want when you register! Deadline to register is 1 week prior to class. In-

structor: Renee Reinardy

Thursday, April 26th 3:15 - 4:45 PM

ZMPS Art Room $30

Home Alone (Grades 3 and up) Just mention the words “Home Alone”, and

children think of the excitement depicted in the

movies of the same name. The reality of being

home alone can evoke fear and anxiety in

many children. Whether left alone for an hour

after school or several hours a day during the

summer, children should feel comfortable be-

ing alone. This workshop for children will ad-

dress several topics to relating to being “Home Alone”. Topics include per-

sonal safety tips, stranger danger, basic first aid, fire safety, handling the

unexpected, internet safety, dealing with loneliness and boredom, storm

safety, dealing with siblings as well as trust and honesty. Instructor: Lori

Hameister

Monday, May 7th 3:15 - 5:15 PM

ZMHS Media Center $29

Youth Classes

Be Prepared...NOT Scared! (Grades K-2) Have you ever seen someone fall over and hurt their leg? Or perhaps you

know someone who's been very ill? Have you ever been near an accident?

Imagine being able to help out in each of these situations - that's what First

Aid is all about. Children can make a difference in an emergency situation

and the most important thing is for them to know simple basic first aid

steps to follow in different situations. Topics include: recognizing an emer-

gency and knowing what to do, calling 911, basic first aid techniques, per-

sonal safety tips, stranger danger, gun and fire safety. Instructor: Lori

Hameister

Thursday, May 10th 3:15 - 5:15 PM


CABS - Childcare and Babysitting (Grades 4—8) Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter! Topics in-

clude; starting your own babysitting business, child develop-

ment, proper feeding, diapering techniques, personal safety,

medical emergencies, basic first aid care and fire safety. The CABS book

(yours to keep) and course were developed by the American Safety and

Health Institute and are approved by the American Pediatrics Association.

Instructor: Lori Hameister

Tuesday, May 29th 3:15 - 6:15 PM


Breakdance for Kids (Ages 6-17 years old) In this class, students will cover the 5 fundamental elements of Breakdanc-

ing which are: Top rock, Go-Down, Footwork, Power moves, and Freezes. In

addition to learning new movements, students will also focus on rhythm

and timing, balance and coordination, and work together while learning

each technique. No prior experience is necessary. Your instructor, Jake

“Bboy Boogie B” Riley, Owner of House of Dance Twin Cities, has been a

devoted practitioner of Breaking for 12 years. He has traveled from coast

to coast- learning from some of the pioneers of Breakdancing and compet-

ing against people from all around the world. His true passion is to now use

what he’s learned to give back by working with youth and providing a space

for community development. Instructor: Trisha Miller

Sundays, February 18th, 25th and March 11th

Ah-Sirt Fitness Studio – 205 East 18th Avenue, Zumbrota

1:30 - 3:30 PM $155

Upcoming Youth Classes and Trips


Conquer Ninja Gym (Grades K-5) - Monday, January 22 Field trips at Conquer Ninja Gym are new, exciting and awesome! With

the most unique and well-known ninja obstacles for your students to

explore, they will experience what being a real ninja is all about. Coach-

es will instruct, encourage and entertain your group. Come experience a

field trip unlike any other, at Conquer Ninja Gym! Look for additional

details to come…

Spring Soccer (Grades 1-6) Registration forms will be sent home with your

child in January to enroll in soccer. New this year -

we will NOT have a registration night. You can

register your child for soccer just as you do all

other Community Ed classes. Team requests may

be made for sibling groups only. Games will be

played on Saturday mornings in April and May. A

schedule and teams will be prepared and sent to

all participants after registration is complete. Vol-

unteer coaches are needed and appreciated. Each team will have at

least one adult coach and the option of a high school helper. Your

coach will schedule practice once teams have been created. Please

contact Jen or Julie in the Community Education office at 732-4244 to

sign up to volunteer.

Bike Rodeo (All ages) Bicycling is a great way to have fun, get exercise and

connect with family and friends. Bike Basics for All, is a

class that will help them be safe and comfortable—

covering the Rules or the Road, teach the Five Layers

of Safety, basic bike maintenance, how to fix a flat and

bicycling skills. Look for more information to come on

the annual bike rodeo and join us this spring.

Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre is BACK with Snow White! Prairie Fire Theatre is a week where two professional actors come right

here to Zumbrota-Mazeppa! The program will be held July 29th—August

4th and is open to students ages 7-18. During this exciting week, you

will learn lots of skills, be part of a play and have fun! Participants

must commit to all practices and performances. Watch for more infor-

mation in the 2018 Summer Recreation Brochure!

What We’re All About: Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a

program available through your local school district for young children and

parents. There are fall, winter and spring sessions available. One-time spe-

cial events are also available. Features of ECFE are parent/child time, guid-

ed play and learning and parent discussion.

Home Visits Available: If you are unable to attend ECFE classes and

are looking for some parenting information and activities to do with your

children, please call Tessa Nobach at 507-732-4244.

Welcome to New Babies: The ECFE and Zumbrota-Mazeppa staff

would like to meet families with new babies. If you have a new baby or

know someone with a new arrival, please let us know. To schedule a visit

please call Tessa Nobach at 507-732-4244

Registration Information: Registrations should be sent to the ZM

Community Ed office at 705 Mill St, Zumbrota, MN 55992. Early registra-

tion is encouraged to avoid cancelling classes due to low enrollment. Schol-

arships are available by calling 732-4244 and talking with Julie or Jen.

Early Childhood Family Education

A special Early Childhood Mailing regarding programs was sent to all children on our census records in early December. If you did not receive this, please call our office at 507-732-4244.

Once a Month Drop in Play Days (Birth-5) Extra wiggles in your child? Join us for an hour and a

half of fun out of the house for these drop in play

times. This is a non-structured, non-separating play-

time for you and your child to explore and play! No

pre-registration is required. FREE EVENT

Instructor: Tessa Nobach

Tuesday, January 30th 9:30 - 11:00 AM Early Ed Center

Tuesday, February 27th 9:30 - 11:00 AM Early Ed Center

Tuesday, March 13th 9:30 - 11:00 AM Mazeppa Community Center

Tuesday, April 10th 9:30 - 11:00 AM Early Ed Center

Tuesday, May 15th 9:30 - 11:00 AM Mazeppa Community Center



Mixed Ages (Birth—Pre-Kindergarten) Our weekly ECFE classes are designed to include

parents and children ages birth to age 5 and we

follow a classic schedule of circle time, parent/

child interaction time, snack and parent separa-

tion time. Parents will meet with a parent educa-

tor for further exploration opportunities. Parents

will rejoin children for a closing circle and good-

byes. * Under 12 months old is free and infant must remain with parent

during entire class time. Held in the ECFE Room.

Instructor: Tessa Nobach

Wednesday AM Class:

9:15 - 10:45 AM $36 per child/per session

Session 1 (8 weeks): January 10th—February 28th

Session 2 (8 weeks): March 14th—May 9th (No Class March 28)

Thursday PM Class:

Session 1 (6 weeks): January 11th - February 15th

5:45 - 7:00 PM $27 per child/session

Session 2 (6 weeks): April 5th - May 10th

6:00 - 7:15 PM $27 per child/session

Let’s Make Some Music with Elizabeth Brechtel At Music Time, Babies-Preschoolers, along with their parent/caregiver will

develop a greater love for music and rhythm. Elizabeth uses various instru-

ments and styles of music to teach the basics of music and music appreci-

ation. At Music Time, she encourages plenty of body movement and work

to strengthen fine and gross motor skills of your child. Come join in the

fun! Registration required. Cost: $12/child per class. Instructors: Elizabeth

Brechtel and Tessa Nobach

Thursday, March 8th

10:00 - 11:00 AM

Early Ed Center

Thursday, May 17th

10:00 - 11:00 AM

Early Ed Center


Slime, Grime, and More! (Ages: 2-5)

What an ooey, gooey mess! Let’s dig in and get our fin-

gers dirty! We will be exploring and experimenting with

different types of sensory materials-sand, shaving

cream, playdough, and more! Instructor: Tessa Nobach

Tuesday, Feb. 13th Early Ed Center

10:00 - 11:00 AM $6/child

Kiddie Indy 500 (Ages: 1-5) Bring your “race car” (tricycle, wagon, or non-motorized

ride-on toy) and have a wonderful time speeding along the

track. This will be located in the high school gym, mezza-

nine level. Instructor: Tessa Nobach

Saturday, March 10th ZMHS Gym - Mezz Level

9:30 - 10:30 AM $3/child

Here Comes the Sun! (Ages: Birth-5) Spring is in the air! Come join for a morning of spring-

like projects, songs, and stories. Let’s create a craft to

brighten up your walls at home, and gear up for warmer

weather ahead!

Tuesday, April 24th Early Ed Center

10:00 - 11:00 AM $6/child

Goodhue and ZM Spring Field Trip: Colvill Park Join our ECFE families as we take a bus ride over to

the Colvill Park in Red Wing! Your children can explore

the large playground. Suitable for all ages! This is an

exciting opportunity for your little ones to experience a

school bus ride and burn off some energy! Children

must be accompanied by an adult. Please bring a sack lunch to enjoy!

The field trip will be cancelled if due to inclement weather.

The deadline to register is Wednesday, May 9th.

Wednesday, May 16th Age: Birth - PreK

$4 per person (age 1 and under is free)

9:30 AM depart from ZM Early Ed Center

12:30 PM arrive back at ZM Early Ed Center

Rain Date: Wed, May 23rd



This free event, for children birth to kindergarten and their families,

highlights various family services that are available in the ZM communi-

ty. Bring your family and enjoy face painting, balloon art, children’s mu-

sic, bounce house, and craft activities. There will be prize drawings

New this year is Mac ‘n Cheese!! Please help support ZM Stabilize Fami-

lies, a local organization that helps individuals and students in need, as

well as sponsoring dental clinics to youth 14 years of age and younger.

If you are interested in entering chili or mac ‘n cheese, please contact

Katie Kennedy at 507-7327848, ext. 1124 or email her at katiek-

[email protected]. Be a taste-tester and help judge the chili and mac

‘n cheese dishes.

Tickets sold at the door and take-home containers available for an addi-

tional charge. Come and enjoy this family event!

For more information and to

register, please call

Zumbrota—Mazeppa Com-

munity Ed at 507-732-

4244.

FREE Classes Sponsored by

Hiawatha Valley Adult Basic

Education.

Location: Zumbrota-

Mazeppa High School 705

Mill Street, Zumbrota MN

Adult Education

Photo Policy Smile! There are occasions when representatives of District 2805

photograph or videotape students while attending and participating

in Community Education sponsored events. Parents/guardians not

wanting their child/self to be identified in photographs/videotapes in

the Community Education brochures or school web site should con-

tact the Community Education office at 507-732-4244.

Thank you! ZM CE Staff

Inclement Weather Policy In the event that Zumbrota-Mazeppa Public Schools are closed due to

inclement weather or other emergency, all community education ac-

tivities for the same day are also cancelled. Please check the school

website for updated information at www.zmschools.us.

United Way Poverty Simulation (Ages 15 and up) The Poverty Simulation is an impactful and interactive experience in which

participants begin to understand what it might be like to live in a typical

low-income family trying to survive from month to month. It is a simulation,

not a game. The Poverty Simulation brings awareness of the realities our

neighbors in poverty face every day and ideally serves as a catalyst for

ongoing dialogue and ultimately real local social change. Each participant

takes on a role of a person living in poverty. The goal is to make ends

meet, feed your family and maintain housing for one month. Enter RWHS

through door # 40.

Saturday, April 14th 8:30 - 12:00 PM

Red Wing High School FREE

Early Childhood Screening


Zumbrota–Mazeppa Early Childhood Screening Registration Form

Child’s Name _____________________________________________

Date of Birth_________________ Home Phone __________________

Parent’s Name ____________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________

City _____________________State___________ Zip ______________

First Choice Second Choice

Jan 25 ____ AM ____ PM Jan 25 ____ AM ____ PM

Feb 9 ____ AM ____ PM Feb 9 ____ AM ____ PM

Feb 22 ____ AM ____ PM Feb 22 ____ AM ____ PM

March 8 ____ AM ____ PM March 8 ____ AM ____ PM

Zumbrota–Mazeppa Public School Early Childhood Screening 2018

Free early childhood screenings are being held on January 25th, Febru-

ary 9th & 22nd, and March 8th. If your child is between the ages of three

and four, he/she should be screened. If parents have questions about

the screening, they may call Amy at the Zumbrota –Mazeppa Primary

School at 732-7848. This screening is not registration for kindergarten,

but is required by state law to be done prior to entering kindergarten.

The screening takes about an hour and includes height, weight, vision

and hearing, developmental and speech assessments, followed by an

exit interview with the Early Childhood Resource person.

Mail Completed Registrations to

ZM Primary School

799 Mill St

Zumbrota, MN 55992

Registration Information

Zumbrota-Mazeppa Community Ed

Registration policy: 1. We will not refund class fees without 48 hours notice.

2. Classes without enough participants will be cancelled.

3. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

4. Waiting lists will be formed once classes are full.

5. Fees for all activities are due at time of registration.

6. Make checks payable to ZM Schools. Refunds will not be

made after the first class meeting.

7. In the event that a class is cancelled, the students will re-

ceive a cancellation notice by mail, telephone or email. In

that case, you will be refunded.

8. If registration is paid on-line, a processing fee of $1.50 will

be charged for all cancelled classes.

9. Confirmations of class registrations are sent only if an

email address is provided. Please assume that you are reg-

istered unless you are otherwise notified.

10. Phone registrations are not accepted. Please register via

mail, in person, or on-line.

Please call the ZM Community Education office at

507-732-4244 or e-mail [email protected] or

[email protected] if you have questions.

Registrations On-Line:

Would you like to avoid filling out registration

forms and writing checks? Go to:

www.zmschools.us

Registration Form


Registration Form Mail to ZM Community Education, 705 Mill St., Zumbrota, MN 55992

Make checks payable to ZM Schools.

Name _______________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________

City ___________________________________ Zip ___________

Home # ____________ Work # ___________ Cell # ____________

E-mail _______________________________________________

Class/Activity Title _______________________ Class Date _______



Participant age ________ Birthdate _____________ Grade ________

Fee _________ Check # ___________

Registration Form Mail to ZM Community Education, 705 Mill St., Zumbrota, MN 55992

Make checks payable to ZM Schools.

Name _______________________________________________

Address ______________________________________________

City ___________________________________ Zip ___________

Home # ____________ Work # ___________ Cell # ____________

E-mail _______________________________________________




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