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Rochester Community Education Youth Summer Activities1

Table of Contents

Recreation & Sports..................3Crafts & Cooking.....................12Health & Safety........................16Hobbies & Collectibles............18Master the Challenge..............19Art............................................21Music & Theatre......................24Trips and Tours .......................27

Youth Enrichment Coordinators

Linda Holm.....................................328-4052

Kerry McAllister...............................328-4053

Janet Szajner..................................328-4051

Registration....................................328-4000

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summer 2011

Computer Programming:■ Web Page Design■ Introduction to Java Programming

July 18-22, 2011 | Monday - Friday | 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM$350 fee includes all materials, lunches, snacks (need-based scholarships available)

For students entering grades 9-12 this coming fall (instructor approval if younger)

Summer Writng WorkshopJuly 25-29, 2011 | Monday - Friday | 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM$300 fee includes all materials, lunches, and snacksFor students entering grades 10-12 this coming fall (instructor approval if younger)

Summer Camps at UMR for High School Students

The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Details at www.r.umn.edu/2011summercamps

Fun!

Food!

Friends!



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GRASP-Rochester

Academic Summer Program...a correspondence program designed to reinforce

math and reading skills learned during the school

year just completed!

GRASP is a workbook program designed for students who have completed

grades K-8 to keep their skills current over the summer months.

Students complete nine lessons in math, reading, or both over the

summer. Each lesson takes about one hour to complete. They mail answer

sheets each week to Community Education where they are corrected and

returned to students.

Students successfully completing the program receiver a certificate and amedal.

Sample workbooks and content areas are on display in the

Northrop Education Center Main Office. Call Community Education with any

questions328-4000.GRASP has been used by several large school districts in Minnesota.

Testimonials from parents of students enrolled in GRASP: Great review and practice! It will give her a head start in 3rd grade.

It was a great structured program he could work on each day. It was a nice way for him to review the

things he worked on all school year.

It was a great program! Not only did my son benefit because of the reinforcement it provided, but it

helped me know what to teach him over the summer.

GRASP Registration Form– Registration Deadline May 13

Student’s First Name___________________________Last Name____________________________________ Address__________________________________________Zip_________City________________________ Email Address____________________________School_______________Grade Completed______________ Home Phone_________________________________Cell Phone____________________________________ Parents/Guardians Names & Work #s__________________________________________________________ Birthday_________________________________Age_______________Sex M / F (circle)□ Math 3062.451 Fee: $30.00 Workbook Requested: K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8□ Reading 3062.452 Fee: $30.00 Workbook Requested: K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8□ Math & Reading 3062.453 Fee: $56.00 Workbook Requested: K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

$________Amount enclosed ($30 for one subject, $56 for both subjects)□ Check number ________ □ Cash ________ □ American Express □ MasterCard □ VISA Exp Date_____ Card Number ___________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature___________________________________________________________________

To register:

Mail: Northrop Education Center Phone: 328-4000201 8th St. NW, Rochester, MN 55901 FAX: 328-4015

Online: www.rochesterce.org/youth



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Recreation & Sports

T-ball (Age 5-Gr. 2)Bring your glove! Hitting and elding the ball are the basic skills emphasized in this T-ball program. Meeton the Jefferson playground. Class will run weather permitting.

2136.451 4 Classes Tue/Thu, Jul. 12-Jul. 21 5:00 PM-6:00 PM Jefferson-Fields Fee: $24

2136.452 4 Classes Tue/Thu, Jul. 12-Jul. 21 6:15 PM-7:15 PM Jefferson-Fields Fee: $24

Beginning Archery

Archery Headquarters will teach you the basics of proper stance, aiming, and shooting. Safety is stressed,and equipment is provided. Archery Headquarters is just east of Chateau Theatres at 3440 Northern Valley

Place.

2138.401(Gr. 3-5) 4 Classes Tue/Thu, Jun. 14-Jun. 23 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Archery Headquarters Fee: $35

2138.402(Gr. 6-8) 4 Classes Tue/Thu, Jun. 14-Jun. 23 7:00 PM-8:00 PM Archery Headquarters Fee: $35

Micro Soccer (Age 5/(Gr. K)

Micro Soccer is three-a-side soccer. Micro Soccer and its practices have been developed to provide asimple formula that guarantees fun, skill development, and a fundamental knowledge of soccer in such a

way that a child of ve or six years of age can understand. This program is for students entering kin-dergarten or rst grade in fall 2011. Please indicate the grade the child will be entering during the

Fall 2011 school year. Practice sessions will be held for 45 minutes on Tuesdays for kindergarteners

and Thursdays for the rst graders, with 36-minute games on Saturdays for session 1 and 2. There willbe no practices or games the week of July 3-9. For session 3, practice sessions will be held for 45minutes on Tuesdays and 36-minute games on Thursdays. The $50 participation fee will include a t-shirt

and a ball. Indicate t-shirt size on the registration form--choose youth size small, medium, large, or extralarge. A short mandatory parent information meeting including a video and equipment pick-up will

be held at Mayo High School cafeteria on June 6 at 6:30 p.m. for parents of sessions 1 and 2. A

short mandatory parent information meeting including a video and equipment pick-up will be held

at Mayo High School cafeteria on July 18 at 6:30 p.m. for parents of session 3. Take note, parent in-volvement as coaches is what makes this program fun and successful. Please plan to share this oppor-tunity with your child. Instruction, practice plans, and ideas are provided to all parent volunteer coaches

with continuing support from Rick and Joanne Markee. For further information, contact Rick or JoanneMarkee at 281-1584. NOTE: No reminders will be sent to you for any of the sessions. If you sign up forSession 3, be sure to mark your calendars. Parent meeting is on July 18; sessions start July 19. Regis-

tration for sessions 1 and 2 will close May 16. Session 3 will close June 30.

2042.401(Age 5/Gr. K) 10 Classes Tue/Sat, Jun. 7-Jul. 16 Tue, 6:00 PM-6:45 PM (Practice)

(Skip: Jul. 5 & Jul. 9) Sat, 9:00 AM-10:00 AM (Game)

Kellogg Fields Fee: $50

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2042.402 (Age 6/Gr. 1) 10 Classes Thu/Sat, Jun. 9-Jul. 16 Thu, 6:00 PM-6:45 PM (Practice)

(Skip: Jul. 7 & Jul. 9) Sat, 10:30 AM-11:30 AM (Game)

Kellogg-Fields Fee: $50

2042.403 (Ages 5 & 6) 10 Classes Tue/Thu, Jul. 19-Aug. 18 Tue, 6:00 PM-6:45 PM (Practice)

Thu, 6:00 PM-7:00 PM (Game)


...Micro Soccer (continued)

Soccer World Soccer Camp (Gr. 1-4)

Beat the heat this summer and come join us for an awesome week of Soccer! Soccer World will behosting a ½ day Soccer Camp for individuals looking to start playing the game of soccer or for individu-als who currently play and are looking to improve their skills in all aspects of the sport. The students willbe divided into age groups. Maximum of 22 campers. Soccer World is located at 308 Woodlake Park

SE.

2070.401 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Soccer World Fee: $75

2070.402 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Soccer World Fee: $75

2070.403 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Soccer World Fee: $75

2070.404 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Soccer World Fee: $75

2070.405 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Soccer World Fee: $75

2070.406 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 22-Aug. 26 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Soccer World Fee: $75

Cheerleading Level 1

Daggers, Candlesticks, Hurkees--OH MY! This week is dedicated to learning the fundamental hand andarm movements of cheerleading. You will focus on a motion drill routine, a short dance, basic stuntingskills, sideline cheers, and a varitey of jumps. No experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and

bring your sneakers and water bottle. Instructor: Chika Njemanze.

2038.401(Gr. 2-4) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 20-Jun. 23 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Gage East-Gym Fee: $39

2038.402(Gr. 5-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 20-Jun. 23 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Gage East-Gym Fee: $39

Cheerleading Level 2

Daggers, Candlesticks, Hurkees--AND MORE! This cheer camp will increase in difculty from level one.Particpants will build on the basic skills they learned from cheerleading one. Participants will be intro-duced to power tumbling as well. You will learn a motion drill routine, a short dance, basic stunting skills,sideline cheers, jumps, and power tumbling. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your sneakers andwater bottle. Instructor: Chika Njemanze.

2039.401(Gr. 2-4) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Gage East-Gym Fee: $39

2039.402(Gr. 5-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Gage East-Gym Fee: $39

Intro to Competitive Cheerleading

This camp is geared towards introducing competitve cheerleading as a sport. The primary focus will beto demonstrate and instruct participants on advancing their stunting abilities as well as power tumbling.Wear comfortable clothing and bring your sneakers and water bottle. Instructor: Chika Njemanze.

2049.401(Gr. 2-4) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Gage East-Gym Fee: $39

2049.402 (Gr. 5-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Gage East-Gym Fee: $39

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32nd Annual Basketball School (Gr. 3-4 Boys) JM

The 32nd Annual Community Education Basketball School offers excellent instruction in the fundamentalsof basketball! Rochester area coaches and staff provide group work on team play, daily game opportuni-ties, and a free throw tournament. T-shirts and certicates of merit will be awarded to all attendees. Pleasenote specic grade and cost for each camp when selecting your session to attend. Due to limited gymspace this summer, early registration is recommended. Please indicate shirt size on the registration form--choose from adult sizes S, M, L, or XL. Students will receive a complimentary basketball during camp.

John Marshall Boys Basketball School 2143.401(Gr. 1 & 2 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Gibbs-Gym Fee: $30

143.402 (Gr. 3-4 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Gibbs-Gym Fee: $50

2143.403(Gr. 5-6 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Gibbs-Gym Fee: $50

Mayo Boys Basketball School

2141.401(Gr. K-2 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Mayo-Gym Fee: $30

2141.402(Gr. 3-4 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Mayo-Gym Fee:$55

2141.403(Gr. 5-6 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Mayo-Gym Fee: $55

Rocket Advanced Basketball Camp (Gr. 7-9 Boys)Hit the court for a week of advanced skill building. John Marshall coaching staff will reinforce the ideasand skills you have already learned as well as introduce new concepts and skills to further your devel-opment. This camp is for boys in grade 7-9 who are interested in becoming a stronger more developedplayer. T-shirts will be given to all that attend. Please indicate t-shirt size on the registration form. Chooseadult size M, L, XL or XXL.

2088.400 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Gibbs-Gym Fee: $46

Mayo Strength and Skills Basketball Camp (Gr. 7-11 Boys )

Championships are won in the off-season! Join Coach Lang and the Mayo basketball staff for four daysto improve your individual basketball skills through drills, agility work, and strength training. The camp isdesigned for players who will be trying out for 8-12 grade teams during the 2011-2012 season. T-shirts willbe given to all that attend. Please indicate t-shirt size on the registration form. Choose adult size M, L, XLor XXL. Please indicate student’s current grade level.

2184.400 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jun. 14-Jun. 17 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Mayo-Gym Fee: $50

Mayo Shooting and Position Camp (Gr. 6-9 Girls)

“Striving to Improve.” This camp is designated for players trying out for the 8-12 grade teams for the2011-2012 season. We will work on and reinforce shooting form as well as break down skills for insideand perimeter players. We will also touch on different weightlifting techniques that will be benecial in oursport. T-shirts will be given to all that attend. Please indicate shirt size on the registration form--choosefrom adult sizes S, M. L, or XL.

2188.400 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 16 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Mayo-Gym Fee: $47




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Girls Basketball School

Community Education is excited to offer a girls basketball clinic that teams up all three of the city’spublic school varsity coaching staff for excellent instruction in the fundamentals of basketball! JohnMarshall, Mayo, and Century coaches will provide group work on team play, daily game opportunities,and a free throw tournament. T-shirts and certicates of merit will be awarded to all attendees. Due tolimited gym space this summer, early registration is recommended. Please indicate t-shirt size on the

registration form--choose adult sizes S, M, L, or XL. Please indicate student’s current grade level.John Marshall Girls Basketball

2142.401(Gr. 1-2 Girls) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jun. 14-Jun. 17 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Sunset Terrace-Gym $37

2142.402 (Gr. 3-6 Girls) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jun. 14-Jun. 17 9:00 AM-Noon Sunset Terrace-Gym $55

Century Girls Basketball School

2142.403(Gr. 3-5 Girls) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Century-Gym $46

2142.404(Gr. 6-8 Girls) 4 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 27-Jun. 30 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Century-Gym $46

Mayo Girls Basketball School

2142.405 (Gr. K-2 Girls) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 8:00 AM-9:00 AM Mayo-Gym $372142.406(Gr. 3-5 Girls) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Mayo-Gym $46

Diving 101

Students will learn about the sport of springboard diving. Beginners will be taught the basics of com-petitive diving and safety while more advanced divers will improve on the skills they already have andlearn new dives when ready. Divers need to have basic swimming skills to participate and be com-

fortable and capable swimming in the deep end of the pool.

2204.401(Gr. 3-6) 8 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 23 3:00 PM-4:00 PM John Marshall-Pool $40

2204.402(Gr. 7-12) 8 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 23 4:00 PM-5:30 PM John Marshall-Pool $55

2204.403(Gr. 3-6) 8 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 28 3:00 PM-4:00 PM John Marshall-Pool $40

2204.404(Gr. 7-12) 8 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 28 4:00 PM-5:30 PM John Marshall-Pool $55

2204.405 (Gr. 3-6) 8 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 1-Aug. 11 3:00 PM-4:00 PM John Marshall-Pool $40

2204.406 (Gr. 7-12) 8 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 1-Aug. 11 4:00 PM-5:30 PM John Marshall-Pool $55

Boys Lacrosse (Gr. 3-12 Boys)

The fastest growing sport in the U.S. is coming back to Rochester for some summer fun. Come outand pick up a new sport; develop your skills while making friends. This camp will be four days longand cover the basic skills, team rules, eld positions, and game strategy. All participants shouldbring their own equipment including a stick, ball, and water bottle. Students in grades 6-12

should bring a helmet and pads. For additional information, please call Kerry at 328-4053.

2168.401 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 15-Aug. 18 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Willow Creek-Fields $39




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Girls Lacrosse (Gr. 6-12 Girls)

Rene your passing, catching, and shoot-ing skills with this week-long camp. Thecamp will focus on conditioning and haveyou running several skills and drills thatwill get you ready for the up-and-comingseason. This camp is designed for girlswho intend to play on the middle school

or high school teams during the 2011season. Bring your eye wear, tennisshoes and cleats, water bottle, stick,

and get ready for a workout!

2158.401 4 Classes

Mon-Thu, Jun. 20-Jun. 23 9:00 AM-11:00 AM


All Boys Hip Hop and Breakdancing (Gr. K-8)

In this all boys class, students will learn cool hip hop steps to today’s most popular music and get down

on the ground to explore the world of break dancing! No dance experience necessary and all moves andmusic are age appropriate! Students should wear pants or bring knee pads and bring a water bottle

and snack to each class.

2221.460 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Gym $55

Hip Hop Dance Party! (Gr. 4-8)

Dance to the music of your favorite artists! Join us for a Black Eyed Peas, Justin Bieber, Lady GaGa, KatyPerry, and Michael Jackson Dance Party! Students will learn cool jazz and hip hop basics, learn danceroutines, and play fun dance games...all to today’s most popular music! All moves and music are age ap-propriate. Family members are welcome to come in the last 10 minutes of each class to see the progress.Our dancers will perform a short routine on the nal day. No previous dance experience necessary! Stu-

dents should dress in comfortable clothing and bring a bottle of water and snack to each class. Comejoin the fun!!

2119.460 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 20-Jun. 23 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Gym $55

Hip Hop Camp (Gr. 3-5)

The hottest sounds in hip hop music will be used to teach you even hotter dance moves in this four-daydance camp. Learn new moves as well as have a chance to freestyle. Come dressed in comfortableclothes and tennis shoes. No experience necessary. Have fun and learn!

5091.401 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 16 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Elton Hills-Cafeteria/Gym $39

Move and Groove: An Introduction to Dance (Gr. K-3)This is a perfect class to see if dance is right for your child! This fun program is designed for the energeticbeginning dancer. Participants are introduced to the world of dance by exploring the art of tap, jazz, bal-let, and hip hop. Students will stretch, learn the basics of each dance genre, be taught short tap, ballet,jazz, and hip hop routines as well as play fun dance games! Family and friends are welcome to come inthe last 10 minutes of each class to see the progress. Our dancers will perform their routines on the nalday. Participants should wear moveable clothing and bring a water bottle and snack to each class.

No dance shoes are required.

2220.460 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 20-Jun. 23 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Gym $45


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Kick Line Camp

Kick Line Dancers WANTED! Community Education is excited to offer four days dedicated to learningkick line maneuvers. You will learn the basic kicks, leaps, and turns that will lay the groundwork for youto take part in a type of dance that will have you combining jazz, hip hop, and ballet moves. No experi-

ence necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your sneakers and water bottle.

5081.401(Gr. 3-5) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Friedell-Gym $39

5081.402 (Gr. 6-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Friedell-Gym $39

Horse Camp at Turn Crest (Ages 7 & Up)

Come join us in learning all about horses, grooming, care, tacking up, and horse equipment. Riders willlearn how to control the horses at a walk and trot, games on horseback, and arts and crafts. Helmetsare available or bring your own helmet. Riders MUST wear long pants (jeans) and hard-soled shoes.Turn Crest Stables is located at 26947 County Hwy 34, Kasson. (Take Hwy #14 west past Byron 2 miles.

Watch for the sign. Turn right on Cty #15, go 1/4 mile to stop sign, and take a left to Turn Crest Stables.)

2206.401 3 Classes Mon-Wed, Jun. 27-Jun. 29 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Turn Crest Stables $150

Riding Lessons at Turn Crest (Ages 7 & Up)Riders will learn how to control the horses at a walk and trot, groom and tack up their horse, and otherhorse knowledge. Bring your own bike helmet or other helmet to use or rent one from Turn Crest. Rid-ers MUST wear long pants (jeans) and hard-soled shoes with a heel. Turn Crest Stables is locatedat 26947 County Hwy 34, Kasson. (Take Hwy #14 west past Byron 2 miles. Watch for the sign. Turn right

on Cty #15, go 1/4 mile to stop sign, and take a left to Turn Crest Stables.)

2207.401 4 Classes Mon, Jun. 6-Jun. 27 6:30 PM-7:00 PM Turn Crest Stables $70

2207.402 4 Classes Mon, Jun. 6-Jun. 27 7:00 PM-7:30 PM Turn Crest Stables $70

Flag Football

Ready, Set, HIKE! This is the perfect time to master those fundamental football skills you have beenmeaning to work on. Join all-star staff as they run drills and games that lay down the groundwork for ourfuture Heisman winners. Age-appropriate drills will foster growth in passing, catching, and eld posi-

tions. Oh yeah, we should mention that it will also emphasize FUN!

2135.401 (Gr. K-1) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Kellogg-Fields $30

2135.402 (Gr. 2-3) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Kellogg-Fields $30

JM Rocket Football Camp

Join in the fun and attend this Community Education Football Camp. John Marshall coaches and staff will

provide excellent instructions in fundamentals of passing, kicking, and punting. Drills will also emphasizepositions as quarterback and offensive and defensive lineman. The camp will be at the John MarshallHigh School football elds. Please come prepared with the proper attire: shorts, t-shirt, football shoes (orgym shoes on bad weather days). T-shirts and certicates of merit are awarded to all attendees. Pleaseindicate shirt size on the registration form--choose from adult sizes S, M, L, or XL. For late registration or

further information, contact Jack Drews at 398-9255.

2152.401(Gr. 3-5) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 8:30 AM-11:30 AM John Marshall-Field & Stadium $42

2152.402 (Gr. 6-7) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 12:30 PM-3:30 PM John Marshall-Field & Stadium $42




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Mayo Football Fundamentals

Mayo coaches and staff will provide excellent instructions in fundamentals of passing, kicking, blocking,and punting. Drills will also emphasize the basics of each position on both the offensive and defensivesides of the game. This non-contact camp will be held at the Mayo High School football elds with anyrain dates to be held in the Mayo High School gym. Please come in a t-shirt and shorts, football cleatsare optional. T-shirts and certicates of merit are awarded to all attendees. Please indicate shirt size onthe registration form-choose from adult sizes S, M, L, or XL. For late registration or further information,

contact Donny Holcomb at 398-7094.2151.401 (Gr. 3-5) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 1:00 PM-2:30 PM Mayo-Fields $29

2151.402(Gr. 6-7) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 3:30 PM-5:00 PM Mayo-Fields $29

Kickball

Come one, Come all, Come play KICKBALL. That’s right, this classic playground game will have you

kicking, running, catching, and throwing. What else can we say...it’s just that fun!

2211.401(Gr. 1-2) 4 Classes Tue/Thu, Jun. 21-Jun. 30 12:30 PM-2:00 PM Sunset Terrace Fields $18

2211.402 (Gr. 3-5) 4 Classes Tue/Thu, Jun 21-Jun. 30 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Sunset Terrace Fields $18

2211.403(Gr. 1-2) 4 Classes Mon/Wed, Aug. 15-Aug. 24 12:30 PM-2:00 PM Sunset Terrace Fields $18

2211.404(Gr. 3-5) 4 Classes Mon/Wed, Aug. 15-Aug. 24 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Sunset Terrace Fields $18

Skyhawks Flag Football (Ages 7-12)

Skyhawks Flag Football is the perfect introduction to Americas Game or a great refresher those who wantto brush up on their skills preparing for league play. Through our skill of the day exercises, campers willlearn skills on both sides of the ball including the core components of passing, catching, and de-aggingor defensive positioning, all presented in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Sky-hawks Sports Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron! Please bringtwo snacks, sunscreen, appropriate clothing and water bottle. All participants receive a t-shirt and

merit award.

2216.400 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sunset Terrace-Cafeteria/Gym $99

Skyhawks Mini Hawk (Ages 4-6)

This multi-sport program gives children ages 4 to 6 a positive rst step into athletics. T-ball, basketballand soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus onfun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement,hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle thespecic needs of young athletes. Please bring two snacks, sunscreen, appropriate clothing and wa-

ter bottle. All participants receive a t-shirt and merit award.

2064.401 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 5-Jul. 8 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sunset Terrace-Cafeteria/Gym $79

2064.402 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 1-Aug. 5 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sunset Terrace-Cafeteria/Gym $99

Skyhawks Multi-Sport (Ages 6-8)

Our multi-sport camp is designed to introduce young athletes to a variety of different sports in one set-ting. For this program we combine soccer, baseball, and basketball into one fun-lled week. Athletes willlearn the rules and essentials of each sport through skill-based games and scrimmages. By the end ofthe week your child will walk away with knowledge of three sports along with vital life lessons such asrespect, teamwork, and self-discipline. Please bring baseball glove, two snacks, water bottle, andsunscreen. All participants receive a t-shirt and merit award.

2062.401 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sunset Terrace-Cafeteria/Gym $99




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Skyhawks Snag Golf (Ages 5-8)

Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the condenceof young athletes through proper technique and re-ning the essential skills of the game. Golf is a chal-lenging and lifelong sport, so young athletes needproper focus on the fundamentals of form, swing-ing, putting, and body positioning. To assist in this

training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG (StartingNew At Golf) system to its curriculum. SNAG is spe-cically designed for the entry-level player; SNAGsimplies instruction so that young players canmake an easy and effective transition onto the golfcourse. No need to bring your own clubs--all equip-ment is provided. For safety reasons we utilize spe-cial helmets for all campers and keep the instructor-to-camper ratio for this program very low, resultingin limited availability. These programs ll up quickly.Please bring two snacks, sunscreen, appropriateclothing and water bottle. All participants receivea t-shirt and merit award.

2150.400 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 27-Jul. 1

9:00 AM-12:00 PM

$99 Sunset Terrace-Cafeteria/Gym

Skyhawks Soccer (Ages 6-12)

Skyhawks was founded as a soccer club in1979. Thirty years later, we are still the numberone choice for parents looking to introduce theirchildren to the fundamentals of the world’s most

popular sport. Using our progression curriculum,your young athlete will gain the technical skills andsport knowledge required for the next step intosoccer. Designed for beginner and intermediateplayers, this camp focuses on dribbling, pass-ing, shooting, and ball control. Please bring twosnacks and water bottle. All participants receivea t-shirt and merit award.

2071.400 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15

9:00 AM-12:00 PM

$99 Sunset Terrace-Cafeteria/Gym

Softball Camp (Gr. 3-8)

Not ready to put the bat and glove away? Well, you are in luck! Join our all-star coaching staff as theywork on hitting, elding, base-running, and all other skills and strategies necessary to play softball.Players will be divided into skill/age appropriate groups. Camp will be held Monday through Thursday atMayo High School softball elds with Friday as a rain day, if needed. What a fun way to end your sum-mer softball season!

2189.401 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 15-Aug. 18 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Mayo-Fields Fee: $29


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Softball Camp (Gr. 3-8)

Not ready to put the bat and glove away? Well, you are in luck! Join our all-star coaching staff as theywork on hitting, elding, base-running, and all other skills and strategies necessary to play softball. Play-ers will be divided into skill/age appropriate groups. Camp will be held Monday through Thursday at MayoHigh School softball elds with Friday as a rain day, if needed. What a fun way to end your summer soft-ball season!

2189.401 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 15-Aug. 18 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Mayo-Fields $29

Track and Field Camp (Gr. 4-8)

Take advantage of the opportunity to experience the sport of track and eld! Sprinting, jumping, andthrowing are all part of the sport. With 18 different events, you’ll be sure to nd one or more events toexcel in. Mayo Spartans Track and Field coach Donny Holcomb, along with his coaching staff, will leadyou through the camp. They will focus on teaching the techniques of each event, training tips, and posi-tive competition as it relates to the appropriate age session. The culminating event will be a track and eldmeet on the last day. A free t-shirt will be provided to each camp participant. Please indicate the shirt sizeon the registration form--choose adult sizes S, M, L, or XL. For more information, please contact Donny

Holcomb at 398-7094.

2172.400 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 1:00 PM-2:30 PM Mayo-Field & Stadium $29

Volleyball Camp (Gr. 3-5 Girls)

Volleyball Camp is designed for girls in grades 3-5. Camp will focus on learning the basics such as rules,serving, and spiking as well as work on concepts such as teamwork and control. Wear comfortableclothes, tennis shoes, and kneepads if you have them.

2148.401 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Friedell-Gym $25

2148.402 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Friedell-Gym $25

Youth All Sports Camp (Gr. K-5)

Join the Community Education staff this summer for an all-around athletic camp. Experience volleyball,basketball, soccer, kickball, disc golf, and many more sports. All activities will be geared to the age levelof the child with a focus on sportsmanship, learning the rules of play, and FUN, FUN, FUN. Participantsreceive a free t-shirt and prizes will be given out daily for all sorts of challenges. Please indicate shirt sizeon the registration form--choose youth or adult sizes S, M, L, or XL. All registrants will participate withstudents in their own grade/skill level. Please bring sack lunch.

2029.401 1 Class Mon, Jun. 20 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Kellogg-East Gym $30

2029.402 1 Class Wed, Jul. 20 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Kellogg-East Gym $30

2029.403 1 Class Tue, Aug. 9 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Kellogg-East Gym $30

Zumba® (Gr. 6-12)ZUMBA FITNESS®--MOVING THE WORLD TO A NEW BEAT.

Are you ready to party yourself into shape? That’s exactly what the Zumba® program is all about. It’s anexhilarating, effective, easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance tness-party™ that’s movingmillions of people toward joy and health. Zumba Fitness® is the only Latin-inspired dance-tness programthat blends red-hot international music and contagious steps to form a “tness-party” that is downrightaddictive.

5092.401 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 16 9:00 AM-11:00 AM Elton Hills-Cafeteria/Gym $39




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Crafts & Cooking

All About BeadsBeads aren’t just for jewelry anymore! As we make beadie buddies, key chains, Perler (fuse) beads, and

beaded ower pots, we’ll explore the many uses for beads. We’ll make some jewelry too.

2475.461(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Wed, Jun. 15 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $19

2475.462 (Gr. 6-9) 1 Class Wed, Jun. 15 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $19

Teddy Bear Picnic

Make your own 15” stuffed teddy bear complete with his “birth certicate” and dress him up in acces-sories that you will make yourself. We’ll even make a mini “picnic” blanket.

2476.461(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Thu, Jun. 16 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $192476.462(Gr. 6-9) 1 Class Thu, Jun. 16 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $19

Summer Craft Camp

If you really love crafting and want a fun place to be for four days of creating, join us for all four of thepreceding classes and receive a discount too!

2345.461(Gr. 2-5) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 1 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $65

2345.462(Gr. 6-9) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 13-Jun. 16 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $65

Spa Day Crafting

Join us for a “therapeutic” day of crafting. We’ll makebath soaps, bath salts, and even zzy bath bombs. Thentop it off with lip balms and lotions for a sweet smelling,stress relieving collection of creations.

2473.461(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Mon, Jun. 13 9:30 AM-12:00 PM

Northrop-Rm. 109 $19

2473.462(Gr. 6-9) 1 Class Mon, Jun. 13 1:00 PM-3:30 PM


Scrapbook Fever

Do you have a bunch of photos of you and your friendsor family that you would like to put in a special book?Bring them to class and we will create a lasting mini-scrapbook using scrapbook papers and techniques. Thisis your chance to make a memory-lled project to keepforever.

2474.461(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Tue, Jun. 14 9:30 AM-12:00 PM


2474.462(Gr. 6-9) 1 Class Tue, Jun. 14 1:00 PM-3:30 PM



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Craft Camp Extreme!

If you are an EXTREME craft lover and would like a fun place to be all day for four days, then this isthe camp for you! We’ll use the themes from the preceding four classes, but take them to a wholenew level. Don’t worry, we won’t sit around in the classroom all day. We will nd or create some of ourneeded supplies outside. Students must bring a beverage and a sack lunch each day.



When I Grow Up Camp

Students will have many opportunities to do hands-on activities each day as we explore different ca-reers and the various skills and interests they require. The elds we will investigate are: Monday--Ath-lete, Tuesday--Marine Biologist, Wednesday--NASCAR driver, and Thursday--Paleontologist. Bring asack lunch each day. Join us for all four days of When I Grow Up Camp and receive a discount too!

Monday Theme: Athlete

2565.461(Ages 4-5) 1 Class Mon, Jul. 25 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $30

2565.462(Ages 6-8) 1 Class Mon, Jul. 25 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 112 $30




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Tuesday Theme: Marine Biologist

2565.463(Ages 4-5) 1 Class Tue, Jul. 26 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $30

2565.464 (Ages 6-8) 1 Class Tue, Jul. 26 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 112 $30

Wednesday Theme: NASCAR Driver

2565.465(Ages 4-5) 1 Class Wed, Jul. 27 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $30

2565.466 (Ages 6-8) 1 Class Wed, Jul. 27 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 112 $30Thursday Theme: Paleontologist

2565.467 (Ages 4-5) 1 Class Thu, Jul. 28 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $30

2565.468 (Ages 6-8) 1 Class Thu, Jul. 28 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 112 $30

Monday-Thursday Themes: Athlete, Marine Biologist, NASCAR Driver, Paleontologist

2567.461 (Ages 4-5) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 25-Jul. 28 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $95

2567.462 (Ages 6-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 25-Jul. 28 9:00 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 112 $95

...When I Grow Up Camp (continued)

All About Animals WeekJungleAnimals

What do they eat? Where do they live? Ourlearning, games, and crafting fun will be allabout monkeys on Monday, Elephants onTuesday, Giraffes on Wednesday, and Zebrason Thursday. Join us for all four days andreceive a discount too!

Monday Theme: Monkeys

2568.461 (Ages 4-5) 1 Class Mon, Aug. 1

9:00 AM-12:00 PM

$18 Northrop-Rm. 1092568.462 (Ages 6-8) 1 Class Mon, Aug. 1

12:30 PM-3:30 PM

$18 Northrop-Rm. 109

Tuesday Theme: Elephants

2568.463 (Ages 4-5) 1 Class Tue, Aug. 2

9:00 AM-12:00 PM


2568.464(Ages 6-8) 1 Class Tue, Aug. 2

12:30 PM3:30PM

$18 Northrop-Rm. 109Wednesday Theme: Giraffes 2568.465 (Ages 4-5) 1 Class Wed, Aug. 3

9:00 AM-12:00 PM


2568.466 Ages 6-8) 1 Class Wed, Aug. 3

12:30 PM-3:30 PM



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...All About Animals WeekJungle Animals (continued)

Thursday Theme: Zebras

2568.467(Ages 4-5) 1 Class Thu, Aug. 4 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $18

2568.468(Ages 6-8) 1 Class Thu, Aug. 4 12:30 PM-3:30 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $18

Monday-Thursday Themes: Jungle Animals--Monkeys, Elephants, Giraffes, Zebras2569.461(Ages 4-5) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 1-Aug. 4 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $65

2569.462(Ages 6-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 1-Aug. 4 12:30 PM-3:30 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $65

Father’s Day Crafting

Father’s Day is coming up and here is your chance to make a special surprise for a very special manin your life. We can’t tell you what we will be making or it will ruin the surprise, but an uncle or grandpawould like it too!

2551.461(Ages 4-Gr. 1) 1 Class Fri, Jun. 17 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

2551.462(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Fri, Jun. 17 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

Prince and Princess Day

It is a day for royalty! Jewels will be everywhere. We will create our own crowns and accessories, have afancy snack that we will decorate ourselves, and even create a castle to take home.

2544.461(Ages 4-Gr. 1) 1 Class Wed, Jul. 6 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

2544.462(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Wed, Jul. 6 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

Leftover Extravaganza!Our backroom has too many leftover craft kits so we need your help! Bring your creative enthusiasmand come make a bunch of amazing projects at a discounted price to help us use them up. We can’t tellyou what you’ll make because every day and every student will be different. We will spread out the op-tions and registrants will get to take turns choosing their favorites.

2571.461(Gr. K-2) 1 Class Fri, Jul. 15 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

2571.462(Gr. 3-5) 1 Class Fri, Jul. 15 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

2571.463(Gr. K-2) 1 Class Fri, Aug. 5 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

2571.464(Gr. 3-5) 1 Class Fri, Aug. 5 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

Carnival Games

A pinata, bingo, ring toss, even oating, plastic ducks...Our day will be all about games, treats, prizes, and

fun. Everyone is a winner at this fair!

2550.461(Ages 4-Gr. 1) 1 Class Mon, Aug. 15 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

2550.462(Gr. 2-5) 1 Class Mon, Aug. 15 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15




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Chef’s Academy (Gr. 4-8)

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to cook and create meals.Each day, students will prepare the meal they will eat. All classes arehands-on; everyone will participate in making various aspects of theirmeal. Students will learn how to read a recipe and prepare and cookdelicious and healthy dishes. Students will learn creative garnishingand techniques to enhance the presentation of meals. They will polishmanners, learn table etiquette, and practice safe food handling. Ev-

eryone will take home a copy of the recipes used. Please indicate anyfood allergies on the registration form.

2557.451(Gr. 4-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30

9:00 AM-11:30 AM Century-Rm. H-231 $69

2557.452(Gr. 4-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30

12:30 PM-3:00 PM Century-Rm. H-231 $69

Kids Cooking Camp (Ages 7-10)

Come hungry! Children will learn the basics of kitchen safety, nutrition, and simple cooking techniques

while working with a variety of ingredients. All classes are hands-on; everyone will participate in makingvarious aspects of a meal. Students will learn how to read a recipe and prepare and cook delicious andhealthy dishes. They will polish manners and learn table etiquette too! All campers will take home a copyof the recipes used. Please indicate any food allergies on the registration form.

2556.451 2 Classes Tue/Thu, Jun. 14 & Jun. 16 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Century-Rm. H-231 $30

2556.452 2 Classes Mon/Wed, Jun. 20 & Jun. 22 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Century-Rm. H-231 $30

Little Chefs (Ages 5-7)

Roll up your sleeves for cooking fun! Each day the menu changes but is guaranteed to be delicious! Bringyour appetite! Learn the basics of kitchen safety and simple cooking techniques while working with a

variety of ingredients. Polish manners and learn table etiquette too! Please indicate any food allergies onthe registration form.

2555.451 2 Classes Tue/Thu, Jun. 14 & Jun. 16 9:30 AM-11:30 AM Century-Rm. H-231 $30

2555.452 2 Classes Mon/Wed, Jun. 20 & Jun. 22 9:30 AM-11:30 AM Century-Rm. H-231 $30

Health & Safety

CABS-Child Care and Babysitting Safety (Gr. 4-5)

Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics include accessing 911, medical emergencies, resafety, personal safety, child development, proper feeding techniques, and the Heimlich maneuver. TheCABS book (yours to keep) and course were developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and

approved by the American Pediatrics Association.

3903.461 1 Class Tue, Jun. 14 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 308 $25





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First Aid Fun! (Gr. K-1)

“First Aid Fun” will cover emergency actions, choking, injuries, poisons, shock, res and burns, and water emergen -

cies. Students will learn rst aid skills appropriate for their ages. The class fee includes a coloring book and a mini rst

aid kit. Class taught by qualied American Red Cross instructors. American Red Cross is located at 310 14th St. SE.

3901.461 1 Class Thu, Jun. 23 1:00 PM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $29

3901.462 1 Class Wed, Jul. 13 1:00 PM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $29

3901.463 1 Class Thu, Jul. 21 9:00 AM-11:00 AM American Red Cross $293901.464 1 Class Thu, Aug. 4 1:00 PM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $29

3901.465 1 Class Wed, Aug. 10 9:00 AM-11:00 AM American Red Cross $29

Red Cross Babysitter’s Training (Ages 11 -13)

This course will prepare youth ages 11-13 to be responsible babysitters. Course includes: interviewing for a job, han-

dling emergencies, selecting safe toys and games, supervising children, feeding and dressing infants, rst aid, chok-

ing, and rescue breathing. Class fee includes take home reference materials and a mini rst aid kit. Course is taught

by certied Red Cross instructors. Students must attend entire session and be at least 11 years old to earn certicate.

Please bring a lunch. American Red Cross is located at 310 14th Street SE.

5701.461 1 Class Thu, Jun. 16 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $595701.462 1 Class Wed, Jun. 22 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $59

5701.463 1 Class Mon, Jun. 27 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $59

5701.464 1 Class Thu, Jul. 14 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $59

5701.465 1 Class Wed, Jul. 20 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $59

5701.466 1 Class Wed, Aug. 3 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $59

5701.467 1 Class Thu, Aug. 11 8:30 AM-3:30 PM American Red Cross $59

Rescue Kids (Gr. 4-5)

Rescue Kids is a course that introduces children to rst aid procedures. Rescue Kids includes information on choking,

water safety, bicycle and car safety, and avoiding drugs and other harmful substances. Each child receives an activ-

ity book (that reinforces what they learn in a fun and interesting way) and a mini rst aid kit. You must attend the entireclass hours to receive Rescue Kids certication. Bring a lunch. American Red Cross is located at 310 14th St. SE.

3902.461 1 Class Tue, Jun. 21 9:00 AM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $49

3902.462 1 Class Mon, Jul. 11 9:00 AM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $49

3902.463 1 Class Tue, Aug. 2 9:00 AM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $49

When I’m in Charge (Ages 8-11)

This two-hour Red Cross course prepares children to respond safely to a variety of situations when direct parent

supervision is unavailable. Participants will role-play answering phone and door situations, discuss gun and internet

safety, learn personal safety techniques, and practice rst aid skills. Each student will receive a participation guide and

an emergency phone list grid. American Red Cross is located at 310 14th St. SE.

3920.461 1 Class Wed, Jun. 15 9:00 AM-11:00 AM American Red Cross $29

3920.462 1 Class Wed, Jun. 15 1:00 PM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $29

3920.463 1 Class Thu, Jun. 23 9:00 AM-11:00 AM American Red Cross $29

3920.464 1 Class Wed, Jul. 13 9:00 AM-11:00 AM American Red Cross $29

3920.465 1 Class Thu, Jul. 21 1:00 PM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $29

3920.466 1 Class Thu, Aug. 4 9:00 AM-11:00 AM American Red Cross $29

3920.467 1 Class Wed, Aug. 10 1:00 PM-3:00 PM American Red Cross $29




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Hobbies & Collectibles

American Girl:Best Friend Camp(Gr. K-5)

Grab your favorite American

Girl doll and get ready to spend

a week participating in fun

activities with your best friend!

This creative camp will have

participants making matching

best friend necklaces, design-ing their own bookmark, creat-

ing their own American Girl

poster, watching and acting out

scenes from all of our favorite

American Girl movies, learn-

ing a cool and fun dance to do

with their doll, and much, much

more! Participants should

bring a water bottle and

snack to each class. (Partici-

pants may bring any doll if theydo not have an American Girl Doll.)

3209.460 4 Classes

Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30

Northrop-Rm. 319

9:00 AM-12:00PM $75

American Girl CreativeCooking and Tea Party!(Gr. K-5)

Calling all chefs! During this class we willdiscover how much fun it is to make themeals Kit, Samantha, Julie, and Felicityloved! We will get creative by making abeautiful apron for our dolls, designinginvitations for our American Girl themed

party, making a special gift for a friend,as well as designing and creating thankyou cards. We will open our imaginationby creating our very own cookbook withrecipes of our favorite American Girls!Time will also be spent making a speciallunch to enjoy, decorating and enjoyingdelicious desserts, and even learningtable manners to be used as we celebratewith a fun-lled tea party with our dolls!This cooking class will also include fungames and crafts! Participants should

bring a water bottle and snack to each

class as well as their favorite AmericanGirl doll. (Participants may bring any dollif they do not have an American Girl doll.)Please indicate any food allergies on the

registration form.

3211.460 4 ClassesMon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21Northrop-Rm. 112

1:00 PM-4:00 PM $75


Safe Sitter (Ages 11-13)

The Safe Sitter program includes general information about babysitting as a business, child care techniques, behavior

management, safety concerns, prevention techniques, rst aid information, and procedures for rescue of an obstruct-

ed airway. This curriculum is a competency-based, highly structured, interactive curriculum taught by trained Safe

Sitter instructors from the Mayo Clinic. The Mayo Clinic is an authorized Safe Sitter training site. Class fee includes a

Safe Sitter manual, Safe Sitter back pack, ashlight, and other handouts. Bring a sack lunch. You MUST be at least

11 years old to participate.

3911.462 1 Class Wed, Jun. 29 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 308 $40

3911.463 1 Class Wed, Jul. 13 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 201 $40

3911.464 1 Class Fri, Jul. 29 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 308 $40

3911.465 1 Class Wed, Aug. 10 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 201 $40

3911.466 1 Class Wed, Aug. 17 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 308 $40



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Master the Challenge

Chess Camp

Chess for all ages and stages! Improve your game, starting with the basic principles that you will want to keep in mindwhen playing. Then, we provide tips on how to take the advantage of a better position through to a checkmate. Under-

stand fundamental concepts like “castling” and “check.” From rules to strategy, learn how to attack the enemy king!

3235.451(Gr. 1-3) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 15-Aug. 19 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Northrop-Rm. 102 $40

3235.452(Gr. 4-7) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 15-Aug. 19 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 102 $40

Puzzles and Games

Challenge your mind! Activities include a scavenger hunt, crosswords, Sudoku, word searches, math games,pattern block puzzles, and dice games. Students will also do board puzzles, tessellations. (A tessellation is

a collection of plane gures that lls the plane with no overlaps and no gaps.) We may also do some criticalthinking puzzles and logic problems. Weather permitting, we will do some outdoor orienteering activities.

3069.452(Gr. 2-5) 2 Classes Mon/Wed, Jul. 25-Jul. 27 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Century-Rm. C-144 $29

3069.451(Gr. 4-8) 2 Classes Mon/Wed, Jul. 25-Jul. 27 9:30 PM-11:30 PM Century-Rm. C-144 $29

Minn of the Mississippi by Holling C. Holling

Follow the adventures of Minn, a snapping turtle, as she travels hundreds of miles from the source of the Mis-sissippi to the Gulf of Mexico. Her adventure illustrates the life cycle of the turtle and the geography, history,

geology, and climate of the river. Also learn about bayous, keel boats, and more.

3077.451(Gr. 2-5) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 5-Jul. 8 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Century-Rm. C-144 $59

3077.452(Gr. 5-8) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 5-Jul. 8 12:00 PM-2:30 PM Century-Rm. C-144 $59

Time Traveler

Travel back in time to visit some important events in American history. Students will travel back to the earlysettlers, civil war era, the Great Depression, with other stops along the way. Learn what life was like forfamilies including what they ate, played with, and challenges they faced. One of the class periods will bespent at a local park. Details will be given on the rst day of class. Please indicate any food allergies on the

registration form.

3091.451(Gr. K-3) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Century-Rm. C-144 $59

3091.452(Gr. 4-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 18-Jul. 21 12:00 PM-2:30 PM Century-Rm. C-144 $59

Junior Science Camp: When I Grow Up

Students will have many opportunities to do hands-on activities each day as we explore different careersand the various types of science they work with. The elds we will investigate are: Health Care (Biology andChemistry); Engineering/Construction (Physics and Materials); Food Service/Cooking (Chemistry); and Farm-ing (Horticulture).

3081.461(Ages 4-6) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Northrop-Rm. 109 $65

3081.462(Gr. K-2) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $65




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Shockingly Fun Electric Excitement from Rochester Science Adventures(Gr. 3-5)

Electricity is everywhere! Join us making bulbs light, LEDs glow, motors and fans spin, buzzer and bellssound, magnets lift, generators hum, things glow red hot, muscles twitch, solder melt to connect wires.

Make circuits with relays, fuses and circuit breakers, switches galore, batteries, and unlimited power packs.Use a voltmeter, witness buzzing electric arcs, launch projectiles with magnetism, make an electromagnetand compete with it, and more. A very actively hands-on class. You (boy or girl!) will have a blast and end up

knowing a LOT about how electricity works. Scientist students should wear shoes you can run in. Su-pervised lunch period from noon to 12:30 for scientists enrolled in both Shockingly Fun Electric Excitementand The Magic of Chemistry. Scientists staying for chemistry need to bring their own lunch. Instructor:Electrical Engineer Craig Darsow.

3045.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15 8:15 AM-12:00 PM Century-Rm. D-113 $150

The Magic of Chemistry from Rochester Science Adventures (Gr. 3-5)

Chemistry is all around. Join us to see bubbles form and liquids change colors almost magically. Write andreveal invisible messages. Make your own glue, elastic putty, and weird hard-and-soft uid. Purify liquids

with distillation. Combine warm things to get a cold thing. Experiment with acids and bases and make an ac-id-base indicator. Crush pop cans with air, burn pure oxygen, and start re using only a power and a liquid.Experiment with dry ice and extreme cold. And that’s not nearly all! A very actively hands-on class. You (boy

or girl!) will love it and know a LOT more cool stuff when it’s over. Scientist students should wear shoes

you can run in and realize that clothes might get stained. Instructor: Electrical Engineer Craig Darsow.

3046.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15 12:30 PM-4:15 PM Century-Rm. B-144 $150

Minute To Win It: Training Camp

Have you seen the show? It looks like fun, doesn’t it? Together we will see how hard the challenges reallyare and how many of us can beat the odds and master the challenge in less than a minute!

3048.461(Gr. K-5) 1 Class Thu, Jul. 7 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

3048.462(Gr. 3-5) 1 Class Thu, Jul. 7 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 109 $15

3048.463(Gr. K-5) 1 Class Tue, Aug. 16 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Northrop-Gym $15

3048.464(Gr. 3-5) 1 Class Tue, Aug. 16 12:30 PM-3:00 PM Northrop-Gym $15

The Best of Science Explorers IV (Gr. 2-5)

If you enjoy science and want a chance to experiment and learn with your friends, then this is the class for

you. Each day we will explore a different aspect of science: Science Magic (optical illusions and chemi-cal reactions that cause physical changes); Forensics (identify fabric types using dyes and drink solutions);Horticulture (analyze types of seeds and parts of plants); and Engineering (build bridges and test designs for

strength). Note: Some activities will repeat those done in the after-school classes.

3089.460 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Aug. 1-Aug. 4 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Northrop-Rm. 112 $80




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SAI: the Summer AlgebraInstitute for Kids

Let algebra = FUN for elementarystudents! SAI is...

• a half-day, week-long math enrich-ment program

• using music and hands-on materi-als, activities, & games

• to preview and practice foun-dational and substantive algebratopics

• while also connecting with arith-metic facts and concepts like placevalue and basic facts• for average to gifted students.

SAI is delighted to offer a second, alternative week in August for the basic SAI course in July, as we returnto Rochester for our 6th year! Since 1995, SAI founder and director Bob Hazen and his trained SAI staffhave offered this enrichment course in the Twin Cities and elsewhere, using algebra to help some 2,700

students get turned on to math. Check the SAI website at www.AlgebraForKids.com for more information,an FAQ link, and alternatives for SAI online options. Lead instructor: Rochester Public Schools teacher JaneWilliams. Early bird tuition for the July course is $165; after June 15: $185. Early bird tuition for the August

course is $165; after July 1: $185.

(*$185 after June 15)

3057.451(Gr. 4-5 Girls) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 18-22 9:00 AM-Noon Northrop-Rm. 306 $165*

3057.452(Gr. 4-5 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 18-Jul. 22 9:00 AM-Noon Northrop-Rm. 308 $165*

3057.453(Gr. 2-3 Girls) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 18-Jul. 22 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 306 $165*

3057.454(Gr. 2-3 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 18-Jul. 22 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 308 $165*3057.455(Gr. 4-5 Girls) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 9:00 AM-NoonNorthrop-Rm. 306 $165*

3057.456(Gr. 4-5 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 9:00 AM-Noon Northrop-Rm. 308 $165*

3057.457 (Gr. 2-3 Girls) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 306 $165*

3057.458(Gr. 2-3 Boys) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Northrop-Rm. 308 $165*

Art

Funky Plaques (Gr. K-8)

Students will paint a plaque to hang on their door (“Abby’s Room: Keep Out!”) or to display in the house

or wherever you wish. Students may choose from a few different shapes (heart, oval, rectangle, etc.). Eachplaque comes with a pack of wire and beads for hanging once your masterpiece is red! Color Me Mine is

located at 3160 Wellner Dr. NE.

4139.461 1 Class Tue, Jul. 12 2:00 PM-4:00 PM Color Me Mine $19

4139.462 1 Class Thu, Jul. 14 6:00 PM-8:00 PM Color Me Mine $19





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Kids Art Summer Camp (Ages 4 , 5, & 6)

Introduce preschoolers and kindergarteners to art making at the Rochester Art Center. In each session,kids have fun learning the basics of art. Sculpture, painting, mixed media, and other projects will challengecreativity and personal expression. Each session is unique; students may sign up for each session for a newand exciting experience. Class size is limited to 12 (minimum 6). The Rochester Art Center is located at 40

Civic Center Dr. SE.

4007.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 6-Jun. 10 10:00 AM-11:30 AM Rochester Art Center$59 Member/$79 Non-Member

4007.462 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 10:00 AM-11:30 AM Rochester Art Center

$59 Member/$79 Non-Member

4007.463 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 15-Aug. 19 10:00 AM-11:30 AM Rochester Art Center

$59 Member/$79 Non-Member

Find your creative side with ART at Crossings!Worlds of art experiences await at Crossings summer camps. Explore clay, wood, fabric, music, drama,

jewelry and more at Crossings! Crossings is located at 320 East Avenue in Zumbrota, just 20 minutesnorth of Rochester. For questions call (507) 732-7616 or visit our website at www.crossingsatcarnegie.

com.

Musical Theater with Daved Driscoll (Gr. 3-11)

Bring a sack lunch. Performance on Thursday, June 30 at 2:30 PM for family and friends.

4122.460 9 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 20-Jun. 24 and 9:00 AM-3:30 PM

Mon-Thu, Jun. 27-Jun. 30 Crossings $238

Pottery Wheel with Benjamin Rohl (Gr. 3-11)

A supply fee of $58 will be collected on the rst day of class.

4071.461(Wheel #1) 5 Classes Tue-Mon, Jun. 21-Jun. 27 10:00 AM-12:30 PM Crossings $90

4071.462 (Wheel #2) 5 Classes Tue-Mon, Jul. 5-Jul. 11 1:30 PM-4:00 PM Crossings $90

4071.463(Advanced Wheel) 5 Classes Tue-Mon, Jul. 26-Aug. 11:00 PM-3:30 PM Crossings $90

(Must have basics of centering clay & have completed 2 wheel camps)

3-D Sculptural Camp with Bud Bullivant and Susan Bartels


4067.461(Gr. 2-5) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 5-Jul. 8 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $95

4067.462(Gr. 5-11) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 5-Jul. 8 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Crossings $95

JamFEST ’11: Rock-n-Roll Band Camp with Dewey Poncelet (Gr. 7-11)

You only have to want to be in a rock band to qualify. An equipment fee of $53 will be collected on the

rst day of class.

4000.461 6 Classes Tue-Sat, Jul. 5-Jul. 9 and 6:00 PM-9:00 PM Crossings $95




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Knot Just Beads! Jewelry Camp

Five different instructors…one for each day of the week! A supply fee of $40 will be collected on the rst

day of class.

4001.461(Gr. 1-4) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $984001.462(Gr. 4-11) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Crossings $98

Comic Books with Josh GranlundTurn your ideas into a full-edged comic book! A supply fee of $40 will be collected on the rst day of

class.

4033.461(Gr. 2-5) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 18-Jul. 22 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $984033.462(Gr. 5-11) 4 Classes Tue-Fri, Jul. 18-Jul. 22 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Crossings $98

Run with Scissors Textile Camp! (Gr. 2-11)

Bring a sack lunch. Three great instructors! Sewing, knitting, and Surface Design. Students will bedivided by age into 3 classes.

4034.460 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-29 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Crossings $220

Messy Munchkins (Ages 3-6)

Students will spur their curiosity and expand their sense of wonder. Show-n-Tell on Friday. A supply feeof $40 will be collected on the rst day of class

4031.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 1-Aug. 5 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $98

Clay Animation & Video Pixilation with Josh Granlund


4065.461(Gr. 2-5) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $984065.462(Gr. 5-11) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 1:00 PM-4:30 PM Crossings $98

Creative Writing with Catherine Friend


4042.461(Gr. 2-5) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $98

4042.462(Gr. 5-11) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 12 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Crossings $98

Under the Sea Painting with Jill Neuman (Gr. K-4)


4068.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 15-Aug. 19 9:30 AM-12:00 PM Crossings $98

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall with Anne Bickle: Carving Tiles and Molds (Gr. K-7)

Surround a wall mirror with your own carved tiles! Skip Thursday/Saturday/Sunday for ring.


4032.461 5 Classes Mon-Wed, Aug. 15-Aug. 17, 9:30 AM-12:00 PM

Fri, Aug. 19, and Mon, Aug. 22 Crossings $98




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Music & Theatre

Mini-Musical

Do you love singing and acting? Well then, join Poppy Lear for a two-week music camp, where we will tryout for parts, learn our lines, sing the songs, and perform a popular musical. The whole family is invited tothe Friday night performance at 7:00 PM. In an effort to ensure a positive experience for all students, par-ticipants must be able to follow directions and work independently on assigned projects. No refunds will beprocessed after auditions.

4038.461(Gr. 2-5) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 24 1:00 PM-3:00 PM John Adams- Auditorium $82

4038.462(Gr. 6-12) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 24 1:00 PM-3:00 PM John Adams- Auditorium $82

Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre“Cinderella” (Ages 7-18)

Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre (PFCT) is back to present their original version of the classic tale, “Cinderella.”The performance is slated for Friday, July 22 at 6:30 PM and Saturday, July 23 at 10:00 AM at the Cen-tury High School Auditorium. “Cinderella,” with script and music by Daniel Nordquist and costume and setdesign by Deborah Nelson-Pick, continues PFCT’s tradition of presenting classic tales as you’ve never seenthem before. Be sure not to miss out on this great opportunity! Auditions will be held for registered studentsMonday, July 18 at 12:15 PM. (No scripts or advance preparation is needed.) Come excited and enthusias-tic! All students will receive parts. Parts are available for all age groups. Please note, auditions may not takethe entire time. Rehearsal schedules will be handed out the rst day. Practices will be scheduled between12:15 and 4:30 PM Tuesday-Friday. Students must be available at all scheduled times. No refunds will be

processed after auditions.

4078.461 6 Classes Mon-Sat, Jul. 18-Jul. 23 12:15 PM-4:30 PM John Adams-Auditorium $82





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Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre“Alice in Wonderland” (Ages 7-18)

Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre (PFCT) is back to present their original version of the classic tale, “Alicein Wonderland.” The performance is slated for Friday, August 12 at 6:30 PM and Saturday, August 13 at10:00 AM at the Century High School Auditorium. “Alice in Wonderland,” with script and music by DanielNordquist and costume and set design by Deborah Nelson-Pick, continues PFCT’s tradition of presentingclassic tales as you’ve never seen them before. Be sure not to miss out on this great opportunity! Auditionswill be held for registered students Monday, August 8 at 12:15 PM. (No scripts or advance preparation

is needed.) Come excited and enthusiastic! All students will receive parts. Parts are available for all agegroups. Please note, auditions may not take the entire time. Rehearsal schedules will be handed out therst day. Practices will be scheduled between 12:15 and 4:30 PM Tuesday-Friday. Students must be avail-able at all scheduled times. No refunds will be processed after auditions.

4078.462 6 Classes Mon-Sat, Aug. 8-Aug. 13 12:15 PM-4:30 PM John Adams-Auditorium $82

Glee!

Calling all Gleeks! Join other creative students as we explore the songs and dances from the popular TVshow! Participants will take center stage by learning song and dance routines and performing them forfamily and friends. This is a great opportunity to combine singing and dancing to let your inner star shine!Participants should bring a bottle of water and a snack to each class and wear comfortable clothing.

No previous dance or singing experience necessary!

4149.461(Gr. K-3) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 9:00 AM-10:00 AM Northrop-Gym $50

4149.462Gr. 4-8) 4 Classes Mon-Thu, Jul. 11-Jul. 14 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Northrop-Gym $55

Mini-STAR (Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester) (Ages 5-Gr. K)

Through fun games and activities, students will be encouraged to use their own imaginations to create newcharacters and explore new worlds. This is a great introduction to the theatrical arts. Students may bring asnack daily . Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Center Dr. SE.

4136.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 27-Jul. 1 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Rochester Civic Theatre $60

4136.462 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 27-Jul. 1 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Rochester Civic Theatre $60

Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester (STAR): Drama Session

Students will be instructed on drama and movement. After practicing these new skills, students will createa performance for family, friends, and the community on the Saturday following the last day of the session.Bring a sack lunch daily . Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Center Dr. SE.

4137.461(Gr. 3-4) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 17 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Performance on Sat, Jun. 18 at 11:00 AM

Rochester Civic Theatre $180

4137.462(Gr. 5 & Up) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 27-Jul. 1 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Performance on Sat, Jul. 2 at 11:00 AM


4137.463(Gr. 1-2) 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 11-Jul. 15 9:30 AM-3:30 PM






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Summer Theatre Academy of Rochester (STAR): Music Session

Students will be introduced to the magic of dance, music, and basic acting techniques. The two weeks willbe spent learning these essential theatrical skills and rehearsing a short musical that will be performed

for family, friends, and the community on the Saturday following the last day of the session. Bring a sack

lunch daily. Rochester Civic Theatre is located at 20 Civic Center Dr. SE.

*Please note that session 4135.461 (Gr. 7 & Up) will be held offsite. Further information on the location of thissession can be acquired in the RCT Box Ofce at 507-282-8481.

4135.461(Gr. 7 & Up) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Jun. 13-Jun. 24 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Performance on Sat, Jun. 25 at 11:00 AM

See description for location $360







4135.464(Gr. 1-2) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Aug. 5 9:30 AM-3:30 PM

Performance on Sat, Aug. 6 at 11:00 AM


4135.465(Gr. 5-6) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 1-Aug. 12 9:30 AM-3:30 PM



4135.466(Gr. 3-4) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 8-Aug. 19 9:30 AM-3:30 PM



4135.467(Gr. 1-2) 10 Classes Mon-Fri, Aug. 15-Aug. 26 9:30 AM-3:30 PMPerformance on Sat, Aug. 27 at 11:00 AM


Prelude String Orchestra Camp (Gr. 7 & Up)

Rosin your bows -- you’re invited! Violinists, Cellists, Violists and Bassists come play in a string orchestra! If

you’re a beginning level musician and want to try this experience or continue to improve your musical skills,either way - you’ll have fun! Southeastern Minnesota Youth Orchestra’s (SEMYO) Philharmonic Orchestra

Conductor, James Buchan, will be your maestro for this camp and there will be a performance on the lastday of camp. Music will be mailed before camp starts. Sponsored by SEMYO. Playing level: For students

with at least one year middle school playing experience or Suzuki violin book level 3. Open to SEMYO and

non-SEMYO students. Contact: Judy - 292-0576 or Ana - 252-8737 for further information.

4027.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Century-Orchestra Rm. K-115 $100




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Summer String Orchestra (Gr. 7 & Up)

Looking for an opportunity to play with other string musicians this summer? This opportunity sponsoredby Southeastern Minnesota Youth Orchestra (SEMYO) is for you! Musicians will be immersed in a selectedcomposer’s era; play famous and not-so famous excerpts, gain knowledge of the composer’s biographyand time period. SEMYO’s Concert Orchestra Conductor, Adam Lange-Pearson, will be your maestro forthis experience. A performance will be held at the end of the camp outside of regular class session. At-tendance for all ve sessions is highly recommended. Music will be mailed before rehearsals begin. Play-

ing level: Intermediate / Advanced Students - High School Musicians / SEMYO Concert or PhilharmonicExperience. Open to SEMYO and non-SEMYO students. Students will meet in the lower level at Pax ChristiCatholic Church. Pax Christi Catholic Church is located at 4135 18th Ave NW. No class July 3.

4134.461 5 Classes Sun, Jun. 12-Jul. 17 6:00 PM-9:00 PM

Pax Christi Catholic Church-Lower Level $100

Trips and Tours

Amtrak/Chuck E. Cheese (Families)

Ride the Amtrak train from Winona to LaCrosse! Our departure is at 8:15 AM from the Recreation Center-west parking lot by coach bus to meet the train in Winona. After the train ride, we will stop at Chuck E.Cheese for lunch. Lunch is not included in the fee. We will arrive back at the Recreation Center at 3:00 PM.An adult must register and attend with students. No refunds after May 2. Minimum age is 2 years. Fee of$33 PER person.

4402.350 1 Class Fri Jun. 10 8:15 AM-3:00 PM Recreation Center-West Parking Lot $33

Minnesota Twins (Families)

See the Twins at Target Field! Join us for the Minnesota Twins vs. Texas Rangers on June 12. Coach bus willload at Northrop at 10:30 AM. Rochester return time will be around 6:00 PM. An adult must register and at-

tend with students. No refunds after May 14. Fee of $45 PER person.

4406.451 1 Class Sun, Jun. 12 10:30 AM-6:00 PM Northrop-Parking Lot $45

Minnesota Twins (Families)

See the Twins at Target Field! Join us for the Minnesota Twins vs. the Detroit Tigers on July 24. Coach buswill load at Northrop at 10:30 AM. Rochester return time will be around 6:00 PM. An adult must register andattend with students. No refunds after May 14. Fee of $45 PER person.

4406.452 1 Class Sun, Jul. 24 10:30 AM-6:00 PM Northrop-Parking Lot $45

Summer Band Camp (Gr. 7 & Up)

Clean out your spit valves, soak your reed, loosen up your lips -- Band members wanted! If you’re a begin-ning level wind, brass, or percussion musician and want to experience playing in a band or continue improv-ing your skills, either way - you’ll have fun! Southeastern Minnesota Youth Orcherstra’s (SEMYO) SymphonicWinds Director, Janine Yanisch, will be your leader for this camp and there will be a performance on the lastday of camp. Music will be mailed before camp starts. Sponsored by SEMYO. Playing level: For studentswith at least one year playing experience. Open to SEMYO and non-SEMYO students.

Contact: Judy - 292-0576 or Ana - 252-8737 for further information.

4018.461 5 Classes Mon-Fri, Jul. 25-Jul. 29 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Century-Band Rm. K-124 $100




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Valleyfair (Gr. 5-9)

Twists, turns, speed, and the Old West are top features of Renegade--a world-class wooden roller coasterat Valleyfair. Guests will experience an adventurous ride including a never-before-experienced twisting rstdrop, a low-to-the-ground high-speed S-turn, and a high-speed station y-by. Check out Riptide featuring“720 degrees of attitude”! Don’t miss Steel Venom, the “U”-shaped roller coaster that takes you from 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds! Watch a movie at the IMAX Cinema or splash around at the water park! Our trip to Val-leyfair includes a ride in an air-conditioned coach bus, admission to the park, shows, and attractions. Bringa sack lunch or money to buy lunch at Valleyfair. If you bring your own lunch, please bring money to storeyour lunch in a locker at Valleyfair. Lunches are not to be left on the bus. Bus will load at and return to theNorthrop parking lot. Parents: Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to attend free as achaperone. No refunds after May 2. Fee of $48.

5044.350 1 Class Fri Jun. 10 8:00 AM-8:00 PM Northrop-Parking Lot $48

SUMMER OF SERVICE (SOS) 2011

Summer of Service (SOS) is a two-week summer program dedicated to hands-onlearning through community service and fun. SOS youth are placed on a team that includes one trained adult andten youth. Each two-week session will have nine teams of students. Youth have the opportunity to developleadership and team building skills. SOS challenges youth to go beyond their perceived boundaries to work withothers to solve problems and to experience success.

Registration: The fully completed SOS Registration Form with payment must be returned by April 29, 2011. Space is limited toninety participants each session. On May 2, 2011, participants may register for an additional session if space is available.

Tuition: Tuition of $199 is charged for each two-week session. Refunds minus a $10 processing fee will be given through April 29,2011. If a youth wishes to drop after that date, refunds will only be given if the spot can be filled.

Attendance: In order to ensure a successful SOS experience, youthmust attend each day of the session. The SOS program office

(328-4051) must be notified by 8:00 a.m. if a youth is ill or will be absent. This handbook will be available online and at the SOSlocation. In order for the Summer of Service experience to be successful for all youth, those unwilling to comply and/or are disrup-tive to their team will be asked to withdraw. If a youth is asked to withdraw, tuition will not be refunded since program costs havealready been incurred.

Transportation: Rochester School Bus will transport youth to and from service sites Monday through Friday. Transportation is not provided to and from home.

Lunch and Food: A lunch will be provided Monday through Thursday and some Fridays. Parents will be updated by emailon lunch plans. In addition, they may want to bring a snack and water bottle each day.

Medication: Please note that the SOS Program does not allow youth to carry over-the-counter medication or prescription medica-

tion nor allow SOS staff to administer medication to youth. The only exceptions are epi-pens and inhalers. Youth meeting theseexceptions must contact the Community Education office at 328-4051 to make arrangements.

Staffing and Teams: SOS teams are developed by a number of factors:age, male and female, and past SOS experience. Youth care a greatdeal about being liked and suffer a great deal if they feel they don’tbelong. Because we want all SOS youth to feel valued, we will not place friends together but will provide opportunities for them to

be together, i.e. before and after program day and Fun Days.


Summer of Service (SOS) is a two-week summer program dedicated to hands-on learning through community service and fun. SOS youth are placed on a team that includes one trainedadult and ten youth. Each two-week session will have nine teams of students. Youth have the opportunity todevelop leadership and team building skills. SOS challenges youth to go beyond their perceivedboundaries to work with others to solve problems and to experience success.

Registration: The fully completed SOS Registration Form with payment must be returned by April 29, 2011. Space islimited to ninety participants each session. On May 2, 2011, participants may register for an additional session if space isavailable.

Tuition: Tuition of $199 is charged for each two-week session. Refunds minus a $10 processing fee will be given throughApril 29, 2011. If a youth wishes to drop after that date, refunds will only be given if the spot can be lled.

Attendance: In order to ensure a successful SOS experience, youthmust attend each day of the session. The SOS program ofce(328-4051) must be notied by 8:00 a.m. if a youth is ill or will be absent. This handbook will be available online and atthe SOS location. In order for the Summer of Service experience to be successful for all youth, those unwilling to complyand/or are disruptive to their team will be asked to withdraw. If a youth is asked to withdraw, tuition will not be refundedsince program costs have already been incurred.

Transportation: Rochester School Bus will transport youth to and from service sites Monday through Friday. Transporta-tion is not provided to and from home.

Lunch and Food: A lunch will be provided Monday through Thursday and some Fridays. Parents will be updated by emailon lunch plans. In addition, they may want to bring a snack and water bottle each day.

Medication: Please note that the SOS Program does not allow youth to carry over-the-counter medication or prescription

medication nor allow SOS staff to administer medication to youth. The only exceptions are epi-pens and inhalers. Youthmeeting these exceptions must contact the Community Education ofce at 328-4051 to make arrangements.

Summer of Service (SOS)2011

Stafng and Teams: SOS teams are developed by a number of factors: age, maleand female, and past SOS experience. Youth care a great deal about being likedand suffer a great deal if they feel they don’t belong. Because we want all SOSyouth to feel valued, we will not place friends together but will provide opportuni-ties for them to be together, i.e. before and after program day and Fun Days.



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2011 SUMMER OF SERVICE (SOS) REGISTRATION (2010-11 Grade 4-12)

First Name _________________________Middle Initial ________ Last Name________________________

Address _______________________________________ City ____________________________Zip

School __________Current Grade ___Female £ Male £ Student’s Birthdate __/___/___

Home Phone_________________

Parent/Guardian Name & Work #___________________________________________________________

Cell Phone #______________________________Parent’s email __________________________________

Health Concerns/Special Needs/Meds _____________________________________________________________

Do we have permission to photograph your youth? Yes £ No £

Emergency Contact Name _______________________________Phone # _______________

Relationship________________

P Code Session Dates Fee5900.451 Session 1 June 13 – June 24 (8:00 am-4:30 pm) $1995900.452 Session 2 June 27 - July 8 (8:00 am-4:30 pm) (Closed July 4) $1995900.453 Session 3 July 11 - July 22 (8:00 am-4:30 pm) $1995900.454 Session 4 July 25 - August 5 (8:00 am-4:30 pm) $199

Extended Hours 7:30-8:00 am & 4:30-5:00 pm $30

After sessions ll, waiting lists will be taken.You must purchase a SOS shirt if you do not have one.

Students can wear SOS t-shirts from previous years.

Number of Shirts Price Size – All are Adult Sizes Fee

SOS T-Shirt $15 Small Medium Large Extra Large

Amount Enclosed $ _________

Check number____________ Cash £ VISA£ MasterCard £ Amer Express £

Exp. Date__________

Card Number __________________________________

Card Holder’s Signature_________________________

Please call or email with any questions: Janet Szajner, 328-4051, [email protected]

SOS site for 2011- Century High School




30Rochester Community Education Youth Summer Activitieswww.rochesterce.org/youth

Registration Information and Policies

Registration Information: Registration begins upon receipt of this brochure. Space is limited and classes ll quickly; we encourage promptregistration. Additional times may be set up if classes ll; this determination is usually made two weeks in advance. Please call our ofce ifyou have questions on openings at 328-4000.

Confrmation: Community Education does not send out conrmations. Please mark your calendars. You will only be notied if a class is

changed or cancelled.

Class Cancellation Policy Prior to Start Date: Class cancellation must be made a minimum of one week prior to the class starting date fora full cash refund (unless otherwise noted in the description).

If you cancel with less than a week notice, prior to the rst class, you will be issued a Community Education credit on account, minus $5 pro-cessing fee and any costs incurred (including supplies, food, and salaries). In the event a Community Education class must be cancelled dueto inclement weather or other unavoidable circumstances, every effort will be made to reschedule. However, there may be instances when itwill not be possible to reschedule the class or make a restitution of funds.

Class Withdrawal Policy After Start Date: You may withdraw from classes of three sessions or more after attending the rst session. Youmust notify the Enrichment Ofce, 328-4000, of your intent to withdraw prior to the second class. You will be issued a prorated cash/creditrefund minus a $5 processing fee and any costs incurred.

Transportation: Parents are responsible for their student’s transportation unless noted otherwise. When picking up your student from class,please be prompt, as additional supervision is not provided after class.

Scholarships: A limited number of scholarships are available for selected classes. Please call 328-4000 to request additional information.Scholarships are funded in part by the following: 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant, Rochester Public School Foundation –Chance Fund and the Rochester Area Foundation Donor Advised Fund. We thank these organizations for their support to the students in ourcommunity.

Health Concerns: Please indicate on the registration form if your student has any medical or health concerns. The Community Educationstaff is not trained to administer any medication.

Tax Credit/Deduction: The fee charged for some activities may be tax deductible. Please consult your tax advisor to determine whetheryou qualify for an education tax credit or deduction.

Waiver of Liability Notice: It is understood by you that Independent School District #535 and Community Education are not responsible forany injury to your son or daughter and your own insurance and/or you will be responsible for all services provided by a health care provider,hospital, and/or ambulance service.

(2010-2011)

Community Eduation Youth Registration

***T-shirt size: (indicate Youth/Adult, and S, M, L, XL, or XXL) (please circle)***

*print out more of these registration forms at www.rocheesterce.org/youth

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