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SUMMER 2018
ENRICHMENT
Activities for Youth
Registration Information
• You may register in person 7:30 am - 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday at the Community
Education Office in the Community Learning Center, 912 1st Avenue NE, Austin, MN
• You may register with a credit card by calling 460-1706 or 460-1700 or on the web at
http://austin.revtrak.net.
• Fees must accompany all registrations. Make checks payable to Austin Public Schools.
Register early, all registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
• Registration required unless otherwise noted.
Financial Assistance
Financial assistance is available to families who qualify. Applications are available at the
Community Education Office at 912 1st Avenue NE or call 460-1706. Not all classes have
scholarships available.
Confirmation & Refunds
No confirmations will be sent; you will be considered registered for a course unless you are
notified. If there is insufficient enrollment for a course, or if the class is filled, you will be
notified as soon as possible and will receive a refund by mail or if credit card was used, a
credit will be issued. Participants may withdraw from classes up to 5 business days prior to
the class and will receive a refund of class price minus a $3 processing fee. Participants
withdrawing from classes less than 5 business days prior to the class will not receive a
refund.
Locations, Time, and Age
• Location and time for each class/activity is listed in the course description. Signs will be
posted in the building where the class is held indicating the specific room for the class.
• Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up their child on time. Students who
are not picked up on time repeatedly will be dropped from the class. Class instructors are
not responsible for supervising your student before and after class.
• Some classes are targeted for specific ages, gender, or have other requirements. Those
details are listed in the class description.
Behavior
Summer Enrichment is a privilege for students. Students are
expected to conduct themselves in a manner that facilitates
instruction and the learning process. Disruptive students will
be dismissed from the program without a refund.
Welcome to SUMMER 2018
ENRICHMENT CLASSES
Austin Community Education
Kids Korner
School-Age
Child Care
Kids Korner is an affordable, quality childcare program
designed to meet the needs of working parents. The goal
of this program is to provide an environment in which the child is encouraged to learn &
grow with minimum formal instruction. We provide a structured recreational
environment where learning is emphasized through experience. Kids Korner is a
program designed for families that need child care on a regular basis. Kids Konnection
is a program designed to meet the needs of families that only need child care on an
occasional basis, non-school days, early release days, or on weather emergency days.
Each program has a separate fee structure. Both programs are available during the
summer months. For the summer program students that are Pre-school -completed
Kindergarten will attend childcare at the Community Learning Center. Students who
have completed 1st grade-completed 6th grade are housed at the Austin High School.
Many local and out of town field trips, theme-based “summer camp” style
programming, and free breakfast and lunch are offered. Hours of operation are from
6:15 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Closed Wednesday, July 4th, Friday,
August 31 and Monday September 3.
If you would like more information or to register, please call the Kids Korner main office
at 460-1706 or email Teri Wermager at teri.wermager@austin.k12.mn.us. All forms
and additional information can be found at www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc/kidskorner
Austin Public Schools Free Meal Program
Free Breakfast & Lunch Available for Children Ages 1 – 18
Breakfast is served from 7:30-9:00am & Lunch is served from 11:00am-1:00pm, Monday – Friday
No lunch served on Wednesday, July 4th
Monday, June 11 through Friday, August 24
IJ Holton Intermediate School Cafeteria, 1800 4th Avenue SE
Monday, June 11 through Friday, August 17
Austin High School Cafeteria, 301 3rd Street NW
+No registration required for lunch +Adults can enjoy the same lunch for $3.80
Reader's Café
Ages: Preschool – 8th grade
Reader’s Café is a mini-library, book check out program located in the corner of the I. J. Holton
Intermediate School cafeteria.
It's a great place to retreat from the heat or go to on a rainy day. Sign-up for book check out and stay
for weekly story times, games and crafts. Come eat lunch and stop by for something delicious to
read! This FREE service is intended for children ages Pre-school – 6th grade.
Monday-Thursday, June 11-July 27, 11:00 am-1:00 pm
IJ Holton Intermediate School Cafeteria, 1800 4th Avenue SE
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Hormel Historic Home Summer Program Series
The Hormel Historic Home is proud to sponsor a variety of concerts, classes and
events. For more information contact us at 433-4243 or check out our website
www.hormelhistorichome.org.
Join us for the following concerts at the Hormel Historic Home,
208 4th
Ave NW, Austin, MN
Bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy great musical entertainment in our beautiful garden.
**Concerts are moved inside if raining.
Happy Days 50's Fun Show
Join Tricia and the Toonies for a 50's inspired musical concert. This fun show will be enjoyed by all
and is free to enjoy. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a summer afternoon of music in the
garden.
All Ages FREE Tuesday, June 19
2:30pm
Hormel Historic Home
Garden, 208 4th Ave NW
Jack & Kitty
Pre-school through 5th Grade
The Jack & Kitty musical duo will lead kids in an instrument building activity. Space is limited to 30
kids, pre-school through 5th grade. Register online at www.hormelhistorichome.org.
Pre-K to
5th Grade
$3 for HHH
Members $5 for
non-members
Tuesday,
July 17
10:30am
Hormel Historic Home
Garden, 208 4th Ave NW
Hormel Historic Home Autism Programming
Circle of Friends Day Camp
For youth, grades 1-5, on the Autism Spectrum. Registration for all
camps can be done through the Hormel Historic Home website
www.hormelhistorichome.org/autism-programming. For more
information or to register contact autism@hormelhistorichome.org or
507-433-4243.
Grades 1-5 $125
Monday-Friday,
June 25-29
9:30am-2:45pm
Hormel Historic Home
208 4th Ave NW
All Access Community Explorations
For youth, grades 6-12 (up to age 17), on the Autism Spectrum. Registration for all
camps can be done through the Hormel Historic Home website
www.hormelhistorichome.org/autism-programming. For more information or to register
contact autism@hormelhistorichome.org or 507-433-4243.
Grades 6-12
(up to age 17)
$150
Mondays & Wednesdays,
July 9-August 8
9:00am-12:00pm OR 1:00-
4:00pm
Hormel Historic Home
208 4th Ave NW
Camp Just for Me
For youth , ages 7-17,on the Autism Spectrum who require individual attention.
Registration for all camps can be done through the Hormel Historic Home website
www.hormelhistorichome.org/autism-programming. For more information or to
register contact autism@hormelhistorichome.org or 507-433-4243.
Ages 7-17 $100 Mondays, July 9-August 6
1:00-4:00pm
Hormel Historic Home
208 4th Ave NW
The 2018 Hormel Foundation Gifted and Talented Symposium
The annual Hormel Foundation Gifted and Talented Education Symposium
provides an opportunity for educators, counselors, administrators and parents to
gain greater understanding of the unique needs of gifted and high potential
learners. Participants attend in-depth sessions focusing on foundational
knowledge, creativity, curriculum strategies, and social/emotional needs of gifted
and high potential learners provided by the field's finest regionally, nationally and
internationally recognized presenters. All are welcome to register and attend the symposium.
Symposium is free to Austin Educators & Residents - a $50 deposit is required for to register, the
deposit will be return to attendees when they check-in at the Symposium. Non-Resident registration
fee is $200. Registration includes daily keynote presentations and sessions, all conference materials,
tote bag, breakfast and lunch Tuesday through Thursday, and a Wednesday evening banquet at the
Hormel Historic Home. Pre-registration is required at www.gtsymposium.org.
Adults Only
Symposium: June 19-21
Leadership Academy: June 19
Parent Day: June 20
8:30am - 4:00pm
Austin High School
Leadership Academy Day
A one-day session for school leaders. Jennifer Stancil will be the presenter for the day. Registration
includes breakfast, lunch, break refreshments, and materials. Pre-registration is required at
www.gtsymposium.org. Price for Leadership Academy Day is $75. Deadline to register June 12th.
Adults Only Tuesday, June 19
8:30am-2:30pm
Austin High School
Parent Day
A one-day session for parents. Steven C. Smith’s presentation, Lost Boy Finds Home at NASA will
start the day. Parents will then attend a workshop with Dr. Teresa Argo Boatman on Understanding
YOUR Gifted Child. Registration includes breakfast, lunch, break refreshments, and materials. Pre-
registration is required at www.gtsymposium.org. Price for Leadership Academy Day is $50.
Deadline to register June 12th.
Adults Only Wednesday, June 20
8:30am - 4:00pm
Austin High School
More Than Pink
More Than Pink is a program to inspire girls who have completed 3rd grade through completed 6th
grade to stay true to themselves and live free from societal stereotypes.
This 8-week program innovatively weaves training for a 5K run with
lessons that empower girls to celebrate their bodies, honor their voices
and embrace their gifts. All athletic types are welcome. More Than Pink
works around summer schedules, camps and vacations. Even if girls
are going to be gone for a day or for a week they are still able to
participate in the program. Information that is missed on certain topics
will be handed out to the girls so they will still get the information. A
More Than Pink day consists of 50 minutes of a fun fitness activity & 50
minutes of a life lesson. This is an 8-week program that meets 3 days
per week. Topics include: self-worth, body image, nutrition, healthy
relationships, cyber safety and more. Community partners will speak
with girls on a Topic Talk lesson in their field of expertise. Space is limited so please register early to
ensure a spot.
No classes will be held July 3rd, 4th, & 5th.
Deadline to register is May 21.
More Than Pink Goals:
1. To help girls grow and develop physically, mentally, and socially with local community support.
2. To empower girls to be true to themselves-at home, school, self-image, friends, and activities.
Provide resources and tools to help them not succumb to peer pressure, live with less stress, and
become who they want to be.
3. To measure fitness goals throughout the 8-week program. Each girl will see their ability to
improve fitness levels and increase knowledge and awareness of how important fitness is to one's
health.
The program builds throughout the summer and culminates in the girls, along with community
partners and supporters, running a celebratory More Than Pink 5K on Thursday, August 3rd. This is
not a competitive race but a celebration of empowerment and inspiration! Registration for the MTP
5K is included in the program fee.
***Transportation provided from/to Kids Korner if enrolled.
Completed 3rd
through 6th
Grade
$75
Scholarships
available
Tuesdays-Thursdays,
June 12-August 2
9:00am-12:00pm
IJ Holton Intermediate
School
Minnesota FTLA, Rooms
210 & 214
More Than Pink Walk/Fun Run 5K Registration
More Than Pink is a program designed to inspire girls to stay true to themselves and live free from
societal stereotypes through lessons that empower girls to celebrate their bodies, honor their voices
and embrace their personalities WHILE also training to run a 5K! This run is open to the community
and is a celebration of the girls’ successful completion of the program and recognition of all the
women that assisted them along the way. Registration includes a race t-shirt. More Than Pink girls
do not need to register for the 5K.
All Ages $20 Thursday, August 2
6:30pm
Todd Park Large
Pavilion
Creative Arts Classes
Dylan Kaerchers Theater Camp - Dylan Kaercher Berthiaume
Come and learn the in's and out's of performing in this week long camp.
Actors will take part in workshops on character development, acting,
choreography, costuming and set design. At the end of the week campers
will perform Aladdin the Musical with professional performers from all over the Twin
Cities. Invite your family, friends and neighbors for the FREE performance! Join us on
the stage this summer for a week you won't forget. Students will eat lunch in the Austin
High School cafeteria or may bring a cold lunch and drink.
Ages 10-15 $125
Monday-Friday, June
11-15, 9:00am-3:00pm
Performance: Saturday,
June 16, 7:00pm
Austin High School
Christgau Hall
Enter Door #1
Youth Create Studio – Krystal Lennie
Youth Create Studio will make painting fun and easy. You will be guided step-by-
step through creating an acrylic painting that you will be able to take home at the end
of the class and hang on the wall. Parents can stay and paint their own canvas if
they want, just make sure your register for two. Canvases can be pre-drawn for
younger children, just specify when you register. Remember to wear clothing that
can get messy. Deadline to register is 1 week prior to class.
Ages 3 & Up $20 per class,
per person
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Three Fish Monday, June 11 10:30-11:30am
Cupcake Monday, June 18 10:30-11:30am
Dandelion Monday, June 18 12:15-1:15pm
Tree Monday, June 25 10:30-11:30am
Apple Monday, June 25 12:15-1:15pm
Dragonfly Monday, July 9 10:30-11:30am
Sports Monday, July 9 12:15-1:15pm
Birds Monday, July 16 10:30-11:30am
Owl Wednesday, August 1 10:30-11:30am
Mad Hatter, Alice in Wonderland Workshop – Color Me
Mine
Paint a cup and saucer with a whimsical twist! Then create
your own Mad Hatter hat. Pottery will be painted in class then
taken back to Color Me Mine to be fired. Your pieces will be
delivered a week later to the CLC office to take home. **All
paints are non-toxic and food safe after firing. Deadline to
register June 5th.
Entering 2nd-
6th Grades
$34 Tuesday, June 12
9:30-11:30am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Flip Flop Art - Teri Wermager
What’s one of the best things of summer? Wearing flip flops!!! So what
would be super fun to do? Create works of art using flip flops!!! We will
create a colorful Welcome sign, cute plant holder and more. All materials
included. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register June
7th.
Completed
K-6th Grade
$18 Thursday, June 14
10:00-11:30am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Tie Dye Class - Alyssa Shuster
Get ready for this awesome class! Bring a plain white t-shirt, pool cover up or
pair of shorts to class. You will get to design and create what will become your
new favorite summer outfit. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to
register June 8th.
Ages 6 & Up $12 Friday, June 15
10:00-11:00am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Fairies & Friends - Mini Garden Workshop - Teri Wermager
Using many items found in nature we will build a
flickering fire pit, chairs, bridges - whatever your
imagination leads you to create. We'll take these
cool pieces and assmeble them into your very
own tiny garden. All supplies included. Wear
clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register
June 13th.
Completed
K-6th Grade
$18 Wednesday, June 20
10:00-11:30am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Celebrate the USA - Teri Wermager
Get into the spirit of celebrating the USA by creating patriotic works of art to
proudly display. You will create a twiggy hanging flag, flag lantern, and as many
painted yarn stars as you can. All supplies furnished. Wear clothing that can get
messy. Deadline to register June 19th.
Completed
K-6th Grade
$18 Tuesday, June 26
10:00-11:30am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Pillowcase Art - Bronwyn Brennan
Add a splash of color to your bedding by creating a pillowcase that you design.
We'll use Sharpie markers, glitter glue and iron ons to make an outstanding
pillowcase that will look fantastic in your bedroom! Deadline to register June
29th.
Completed
K-4th Grade
$10 Monday, July 9
6:00-7:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Pirate Adventures – Color Me Mine
Paint a treasure box to keep your "treasures" in! Learn
your pirate name and make props for a fun pirate
costume. Pottery will be painted in class then taken back
to Color Me Mine to be fired. Your pieces will be delivered
a week later to the CLC office to take home. **All paints
are non-toxic and food safe after firing. Wear clothing that
can get messy. Deadline to register July 10th.
Entering 2nd-
6th Grades
$34 Monday, July 17
9:30-11:30am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Beach Footprint Painting - Alyssa Shuster
Remember all the fun you had this summer by creating a beach
footprint painting. Your instructor will guide you with easy instructions
on how to paint your canvas. Then you will add the fun, final touch:
your own footprints!
Ages 5+ $20 Monday, July 17
Time: 10:00-11:00am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Native Medicine Pouch - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
Join this fun class to make your own native medicine bag. Participants will sew a
leather neck pouch to carry their treasures and keepsakes. No prior sewing
experience needed. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th.
Ages 10+ $14 Monday, July 23
1:00-3:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Adventures in Leathercrafting - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
Leathercrafting is so popular and easier than you think! Join in and learn a very
old craft used by our ancestors. You will learn how to stamp and tool leather. All
materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th.
Ages 8+ $14 Tuesday, July 24
1:00-3:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Leather Bracelet - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
What’s better than wearing a piece of jewelry you created yourself? Join Spririt
Bear Academy to learn how to create a leather bracelet that you stamped, tooled
and personalized. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th.
Ages 10+ $14 Wednesday, July 25
1:00-3:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Dream Catcher - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross
Dreamcatchers have been helping people get a calm nights’ rest for centuries. Create
your very own Dreamcatcher that will catch bad dreams and allow good dreams to
pass through. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th.
Ages 8+ $14 Thursday, July 26
1:00-3:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Gooey, Gross & Goopy - Bronwyn Brennan
Want to get your hands dirty at somewhere other
than home? Do you enjoy making slime, fake snot
and a gigantic mess? How about flubber, shaving
cream and finger painting? If so then this is the
class for you! You will certainly get good and
messy. Deadline to register July 25th.
Completed
K-4th Grade
$10 Tuesday, July 31
6:30-8:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Glitter, Glitz & Glam - Bronwyn Brennan
Lights! Camera! Action! Are you ready for your close up? Have you ever wanted to walk down the red
carpet? Every actress starts with the appropriate hair, make up, and nails. Don't worry this class will
be full of crafts to accessorize your look with glitter, beads, flowers, and more! Bring a snack and
drink if you would like! All materials provided. Deadline to register August 6th.
Completed
1st-4th Grade
$18 Monday, August 13
6:00-8:00pm
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Paper Bowl Workshop - Alyssa Shuster
Say what??? A paper bowl??? You don’t want ot miss out on learning how
to make your very own super cool paper bowl. Take home your amazing
bowl to use or display. OR give to someone as a special, handcrafted gift.
All materials provided. Wear clothing you can get messy. Deadline to
register August 9th.
Ages 8+ $12 Tuesday, August 14
10:00-11:00am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Heroes & Heroines – Color Me Mine
Paint a Superhero plate and personalize it with your
name! Learn your superhero name and make a superhero
cape with a mask. Pottery will be painted in class then
taken back to Color Me Mine to be fired. Your pieces will
be delivered a week later to the CLC office to take home.
**All paints are non-toxic and food safe after firing. Wear
clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register August
15th.
Entering 2nd-
6th grades
$34 Thursday, August 22
9:30-11:30am
Austin High School Art
Room, Enter Door #4
Family Art Studio – Austin ArtWorks Center
Drop in as a family and get creative with materials
provided. All ages are encouraged to attend these FREE
events to create together. Children 12 and under must be
accompanied by an adult. The Family Art Studios are
schedule for May 12, June 9, July 14, and August 11.
All Ages FREE Second Saturday of
the Month
1:00-3:00pm
Austin ArtWorks Center,
300 Main St. N, Austin,
MN 55912, 2nd Floor
First Aid & Babysitting
Child and Babysitting Safety - Lori Hameister
Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics include starting your own babysitting business,
child development, proper feeding and diapering techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies,
basic first aid care and fire safety. The CABS book (yours to keep) and the course were developed by
the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association.
Deadline to register June 8th.
4th-8th
Grade
$42 Friday, June 15
9:00am-12:00pm
Austin High School
Room 260, Enter Door #4
Home Alone - Lori Hameister
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 being alone. This workshop for children will address several topics to relating to
being Home Alone. Topics include personal 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. (Students may bring a non peanut snack & drink). Deadline
to register June 8th.
3rd Grade
& Up
$24 Friday, June 15
12:30-2:30pm
Austin High School
Room 260, Enter Door #4
MacPhail Summer Music
Bucket Drumming
Bucket drumming enables people to make music without requiring an instrument at home. Music can
be a powerful and effective outlet for the development of social interaction, attention, motor skills, and
self expression. **No class July 5. To register visit https://www.macphail.org/summer-camps or call
507-396-6719.
Ages 7+ $90 Thursdays, June 14-
August 9
9:00-9:45am
MacPhail Center for Music,
Riverland Room C130
Jazz Band
Jazz is spontaneous and fun; it expands the imagination and sharpens the mind. The positive
environment of the Jazz Band is perfect to develop your skills as an improvising musician while
working with other musicians of similar skill level. **No class July 4. To register visit
https://www.macphail.org/summer-camps or call 507-396-6719.
Completed
6th-9th
Grade
$90 Wednesdays, June 13-
August 15
1:00-2:00pm
MacPhail Center for Music,
Riverland Room C130
Strings and Sticks Summer Camp
An exciting opportunity for strings and percussion students to come together to sharpen their skills
and explore new areas of learning. Camp will include sectionals, orchestra participation, small
ensemble experience and daily lectures on this year's theme: Romantic Period. Lunch and outdoor
activities will be included each day. On the final day the campers will perform a concert and enjoy a
potluck at 5pm. Don't forget to bring your instrument, wire stand, comfortable shoes and sunscreen.
To register visit www.macphail.org/strings-and-sticks or call 507-396-6719.
Ages 10-
15
with 1+
years of playing
$150
plus
$2.63
registration fee
Monday-Thursday,
July 30-August 2
9:00am-3:00pm
MacPhail Center for Music,
Riverland Room C130
Moving to Masterworks
In this active class, children will discover the magic in masterworks by Tchaikovsky, Saint Saens,
Beethoven and more! We will develop critical listening skills as we express melodic and rhythmic
patterns through movement. Props like jumbo scarves, parachutes, and hoops will help us work
creatively to bring these masterpieces to life! Please dress comfortably and bring a water bottle. To
register visit www.macphail.org/moving-to-masterworks or call 507-396-6719.
Entering
1st-4th
Grades
$95 Monday-Friday,
July 23-27
9:00-11:00am
MacPhail Center for Music,
Riverland Room C130
Music by the Sea Camp
Sandy Toes and Seashell wishes! In this popular camp, we will sing, play and learn about the beach,
boats and creatures by the sea. Designed specifically for your children, this class takes an integrative
arts approach as we explore the music elements and develop school readiness skills. Register as a
family! To register visit www.macphail.org/music-by-the-sea or call 507-396-6719.
Ages 0-5
with
caregiver
$45
per
Family
Monday-Friday,
August 13-17
10:00-10:45am
MacPhail Center for Music,
Riverland Room C130
Music Make and Take
Come enjoy instrument exploration and group music making. Each day will feature a different
instrument for your child to create, play and take home. Children must attend with an adult. To
register visit www.macphail.org/music-make-and-take or call 507-936-6719.
Ages 18
months-8
years
$7
per
child/per class
Fridays, June 15, 22,
July 13, 20
10:00-10:45am
MacPhail Center for Music,
Riverland Room C130
To register for a MachPhail summer camp or class visit www.macphail.org or call 507-936-6719.
Educational Classes
GRASP Programming
K-8th Grade
GRASP, Grand Rapids Academic Summer
Program, is a correspondence program in
reading and math for grades K-8. The
program seeks to help students retain skills learned during the past school year by providing review
exercises. How does GRASP work? A student is enrolled in reading and/or math in the grade level
just completed. Children receive a packet of materials with a booklet containing 9 lessons. It should
take your child approximately one hour to complete each weekly lesson. They complete one lesson a
week or work at their own pace, as long as they submit lessons before August 21st. They mail or
return the lessons to the Community Learning Center where they are scored and returned to the
children with comments. We also have an online option for students 4th-8th grade. Children
successfully completing at least 7 lessons with 70% accuracy are awarded a certificate. Those
completing all 9 lessons with 70% accuracy receive a medal. Deadline to register May 22nd.
Reading $35 Reading Online $35
Math $35 Math Online $35
Reading and Math $65 Reading & Math Online $65
Fuel My Brain – Everything Hobby
Fun and educational projects from the S.T.E.M. program (Science, Technology,
Engineering, Math). Each class will involve learning about and building small
simple machines that the children can then take home. Each week a different
project will be featured. Register for each Saturday session individually.
Ages
8-12
$6 per
child/per
class
Saturdays, June 2-
August 25
3:00-4:00pm
Everything Hobby, 107
Fourth Ave NE
R-STEP Academy
Riverland Community College's R-STEP (Riverland-Science Technology
Engineering Prep) Academy takes STEM Camp to the next level. Participants
in this eight-week program will take online College Algebra and Freshman
English courses three days per week in the computer lab at the Riverland
Austin campus. Tutors/coaches will help with course work and labs. Lab time
will utilize applied research methods to explore and solve problems. Academy topics include robotics,
gaming/coding, ag/food science and the environment. R-STEP also includes a one-credit Career
Exploration course. Upon completion, R-STEP participants will have earned seven college credits -
FREE! This program is made possible through a grant from The Hormel Foundation. Meals and
snacks are provided. Space is limited-register now at www.riverland.edu/rstep18. Registration
deadline is May 15, 2018.
Ages 16-
22, Entering
11th Grade
and Up
FREE Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays, June 11-August 2
9:30am-3:00pm
Riverland
Community College,
West Building
STEM Comes Alive Boot Camp
Riverland Community College's free, fun and fast-moving boot camp
makes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) come alive
for participants. Students will learn by doing and spend camp time in
real laboratories, community settings, as well as the Austin college
campus. STEM Camp's activities and curriculum will highlight water issues, agriculture and food
science technology and incorporate nature, college faculty, business professionals and local
industries. This program is made possible through a grant from The Hormel Foundation. Meals and
snacks are provided. Space is limited-register now at www.riverland.edu/stemcamp18. Registration
deadline is May 30, 2018.
Entering
9th-12th
Grades
FREE Monday-Friday,
June 18-22
9:00am-4:00pm
Riverland Community
College, West Building
Room A-115
Gas Wise Kids: the 411 on the 811
You probably never think about how you
get natural gas and water to your home.
But hidden beneath the ground are miles
and miles of utility pipe. It’s like an underground highway. This class makes kids aware of
underground utilities and teaches them ways to be safe and help others be safe through a variety of
videos, worksheets and hands-on demonstration! Students will start the day in the classroom learning
basic properties of natural gas and how underground utilities are delivered to your home. We’ll also
talk about conservation. Then we’ll venture out of the classroom where students will have a hands on
chance to try out utility equipment and experience what it’s like to be a real utility worker. Registration
required. Deadline to register July 18th.
Entering
4th-6th
Grades
FREE Wednesday, July 25
9:00-11:00am
Austin Utilities Service and
operations Center,
1908 14th St NE
Sports Camps
Intro to Traditional Tae Kwon Do - Martial Art Fitness Center
Intro to martial arts/self defense with emphasis on self improvement and self control.
Ages 5
& Up
$30
per
session
Tuesdays, June 5, 13, 20, 27
Tuesdays, July 10, 17, 24, 31
Tuesdays, August 7, 14, 21, 28
Tuesdays, September 4, 11, 18, 25
5:00-6:00pm
Martial Art
Fitness Center,
424 N Main St
Summer Strength and Conditioning – Brett Vesel
Do you play basketball, baseball, dance, football, gymnastics, hockey, soccer, softball, swimming,
tennis, track, volleyball, wrestling and want to improve your game for the 2017-2018 school year?
Join Coach Brett Vesel for his summer program. Open to any male or female athlete who wants to
be FASTER, QUICKER, STRONGER, and increase their explosive jumping ability (this is a
comprehensive program, not just weightlifting). Two hour sessions will begin at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30
and will be grouped by age and gender if possible. For more information or to register contact: Brett
Vesel (218) 591-4805 or brett.vesel@austin.k12.mn.us Registration required. Must have completed a
physical in with the past 2 years.
Entering
5th-12th
Grades
$140 Monday, June 11-Wednesday
July 27
AHS Weight
Room in Annex
Basement
Junior Golf – Austin Country Club
This camp is designed to make learning how to golf enjoyable for all ages. Juniors will
learn the basic fundamentals of how to grip a club, hit a golf ball, and practice how to
play, all under the influence of having fun. Please bring clubs if available.
Deadline to register June 18th.
Ages 5-9 $69 Monday-Friday, June 25-29
5:30-6:15pm
Austin Country Club,
1202 28th St NE
Ages 10-
15
$69 Monday-Friday, June 25-29
6:30-7:15pm
Austin Country Club,
1202 28th St NE
Gold Medal Squared Volleyball Camp
Prepare for your best season yet with the
coaching professionals from Gold Medaled
Squared. This 4 day camp offers 28 efficient hours of training. Through this camp athletes will
improve individually and as a team to bring their best in the 2018 volleyball season. Gold Medal
Squared camp is an amazing opportunity to have the best coaches from across the country come to
us! For questions contact Lauren Cost (815) 762-9440 or lauren.cost@austin.k12.mn.us.
Deadline to registerJune 1st.
Entering
9th-12th
Grades
$199 Monday-Thursday, June 25-28
8:00am-6:00pm
Austin High
School
Packer Gym
Junior Packer Volleyball Camp - Lauren Cost, APS Varsity Volleyball Coach
Get ready for the 2018 volleyball season with the Austin Packer volleyball
coaching staff. This camp is designed to prepare athletes to compete for their
middle school teams. Players will be coached to be their best whether they are
experienced or new to the game. Deadline to register June 29th.
Entering
6th-8th
Grades
$85 Monday-Thursday, July 23-26
1:00-4:00pm
Ellis Middle
School, Gym
Youth Kickball League - Bronwyn Brennan
Let the games begin! Are you looking for something your kids can burn off
some energy? Each student will be placed on a team as they compete to
the final championship game. They will learn the basic rules to kickball as
they race to the finish. Wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes. Bring a
water bottle. Deadline to register June 28th.
Completed
2nd-6th
Grade
$18 Thursdays, July 12, 19, 26,
& August 16
6:30-7:30pm
Neveln Grass
Field
Need 4 Speed - Roman Cress
Roman Cress, 2008 Olympic Sprinter, will show you proper warm-up, cool down,
flexibility techniques, sprinting drills, speed recovery, plyometrics and strength
exercises. Participants will need to bring their own water bottle and proper running
shoes. Deadline to register July 7th.
Ages 8-18 $39 Friday, July 14
10:00am-12:00pm
Larry Gilbertson Track
at Wescott Field
Beginning Sports Camps - Cory Hernandez
Is your summer calendar filled already? Then these Beginning Sports classes are for you! Each
session is just an hour long and runs just 3 nights. Its the perfect fit for young kids that want to try a
new sport but don’t want to commit to playing all summer long. Cory Hernandez will teach athletes
the basics for T-Ball, Soccer and Football. Parents of very young children may wonder how to give
kids the basics they need to do well in a sport-basics that come before a child actually becomes part
of a team. Running, jumping, throwing and catching are basic elements of sports- and basic elements
of play. Join these skill building classes to learn the fundamentals behind how to hit the ball, kick the
ball, score a goal and run. Please wear running shoes and bring a water bottle and baseball glove.
Deadline to register is 1 week prior to class start date.
Beginning T-Ball
Ages 4-6 $12 Wednesdays, June 13, 20, 27
5:30-6:30pm
Neveln Elementary
School, Ball Diamond
Ages 7-9 $12 Wednesdays, June 13, 20, 27
5:30-6:30pm
Neveln Elementary
School, Ball Diamond
Beginning Soccer
Ages 4-6 $12 Wednesdays, July 11, 18, 25
5:30-6:30pm
Neveln Elementary
School, Grass Field
Ages 7-9 $12 Wednesdays, July 11, 18, 25
5:30-6:30pm
Neveln Elementary
School, Grass Field
Football Basics
Ages 4-6 $12 Wednesdays, August 1, 8, 15
5:30-6:30pm
Neveln Elementary
School, Grass Field
Ages 7-9 $12 Wednesdays, August 1, 8, 15
5:30-6:30pm
Neveln Elementary
School, Grass Field
Packer Youth Football League - Brett Vesel
Fall is football time! Come out and try our exciting game
of tackle football for the very first time! No experience
necessary. With the help of our Packer varsity football
coaching staff, our varsity players, and volunteer
coaches, we will introduce the basics and fundamentals
of tackle football to both our players and their parents so
they can learn to play it in a safe manner. Enjoy watching
your child run for touchdowns, sack the quarterback,
intercept passes, make game-saving tackles, and make
great catches to help their team! We are looking forward
to seeing you come out this fall and have a great time
playing such an outstanding sport! All equipment provided. Participant will be responsible for football
cleats and protective cups.
• Registration deadline is Friday, August 10th . **Additional $10 charge will be added to cost
of program after that date.
• You must be registered with Austin Community Education BEFORE you practice or receive
equipment.
• ALL Practices and games are held at Wescott Athletic Complex.
• 1st Practice: Wed, August 15th from 6:00–7:30pm at Wescott (wear workout clothes and
cleats).
• Season will run Wednesday, August 15th – Saturday, October 13th
• Pre-season Practice: Wednesdays & Thursdays 6:00 – 7:30pm at Wescott (Aug 15th – Aug
30th)
• Beginning Sept 6th: Practices will be on Thursdays from 5:15 – 6:30pm at Wescott
• Beginning Sept 8th: Games will be Saturday mornings 8:30 – 10:45am at Wescott
Grades 3 & 4 $80 August 15-October 13 Wescott Athletic Complex
Cooking
Easy Dorm Room Cooking - Megan Groh, Hy-Vee Registered
Dietitian
Imagine the endless possibilities of things
you can make with just a microwave or
toaster oven. Join Hy-Vee dietitian, Megan
Groh, and learn what kinds of meals and snacks you can prepare in
your dorm room that are nutritious and delicious. You will leave this
class skilled at navigating the cooking limitations of college dorm-
room living.
Deadline to register July 12th.
Ages 16+ $28 Thursday, July 19
11:00-12:30pm
Austin High School Family
& Consumer Science Room
Enter Door #1
Family Day Trip
Minnesota State Fair Trip
Tractors, corn dogs, cows, seed art...what's your favorite part of the
"Great Minnesota Get-Together"? Join us for a fun-filled day at the
Minnesota State Fair. Don't worry about parking or traffic, our
coach bus will drop you off at the fair entrance. We will depart the
fair at 5 pm. It is guaranteed to be a fun filled day, wear your
comfortable walking shoes! Senior tickets are available for those 65 and over. Bus will depart
Walmart parking lot at 7:00am (arrive at 6:45am) and will return at 7:30pm. Students must be
accompanied by an adult.
Registration deadline is Wednesday, August 15.
Adults (ages 13-64) $48
Seniors (65+) $43
Thursday, August 30
7:00am-7:30pm
Minnesota State Fair
Youth (ages 5 - 12) $46
Children (ages 0 - 5) $34
Find the summer opportunities for your student based on their age with the chart below!
Students
Ages/Entering Grades:
0-3Years
4Years
5Years
K
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
Library Summer
Programming x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
HHH Happy Days 50's
Fun Show x x x x x x x x
HHH Jack & Kitty x x x x x x x x
Circle of Friends Day
Camp x x x x x
All Access Community
Explorations x x x x x x x x x x x x
Camp Just for Me x x x x x x x x x x x
More Than Pink
(completed grades) x x x x
More Than Pink 5K
Registration x x x x x x x x x x
Dylan Kaerchers
Theater Camp (Ages
10+) x x x x x x x x x
Youth Paint and Create
(ages 3+) x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Adventures in
Leathercrafting (Ages
8+) x x x x x x x x x x
Dream Catcher (Ages
8+) x x x x x x x x x x
Native Medicine Pouch
(Ages 10+) x x x x x x x x
Leather Bracelet (Ages
10+) x x x x x x x x
Beach Footprint
Painting x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Paper Bowl Workshop
(ages 8+) x x x x x x x x x x
Tie Dye Class (ages 6+) x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Color Me Mine
Workshops x x x x x
Pillowcase Art
(completed grades) x x x x x
Gooey, Gross & Goopy
(completed grades) x x x x x
Glitter, Glitz & Glam
(completed grades) x x x x
Girls Spa Day
(completed grades) x x x x
Fairies & Friends -
Make a Garden
Workshop (completed
grades) x x x x x x x
Celebrate the USA
(completed grades) x x x x x x x
Flip Flop Art
(completed grades) x x x x x x x
Home Alone x x x x x x
Child and Babysitting
Safety x x x x x
Bucket Drumming
(Ages 7+) x x x x x x x x x x x x
Jazz Band (completed
grades) x x x x
Strings and Sticks
Summer Camp (Ages
10-15 with 1+ years of
playing) x x x x x x
Moving to
Masterworks x x x x
Music by the Sea Camp x x x
Music Make and Take x x x x x x
GRASP x x x x x x x x x
Fuel My Brain (Ages 8-
12) x x x x
R-STEP Academy (Ages
16-22, Enter 11th
Grade and Up) x x
STEM Comes Alive Boot
Camp x x x x
Gas Wise Kids and the
411 on the 811 x x x
Junior Golf (ages 5-15) x x x x x x x x x x x
Packer Youth Football
League x x
Summer Strength and
Conditioning x x x x x x x x
Need 4 Speed (ages 8-
18) x x x x x x x x x x
Gold Medal Squared
Volleyball Camp x x x x
Junior Packer Volleyball
Camp x x x
Beginning Sports
Camps x x x x x x
Youth Kickball League
(completed grades) x x x x x
Intro to Traditional Tae
Kwon Do x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Easy-A Dorm Room
Cooking (ages 16+) x x X
Austin Community Education
Emergency Contact Information
Non-Parent/Guardian Emergency Contact and/or Pick-up Persons
I authorize the following adults (must be at least 18 years old) to be contacted in case of emergency and/or to pick up
my child(ren). Persons indicated must be reached locally.
Parent/guardian must supply two (2) contacts to register. Please fill in all spaces.
Adult Emergency Contact Name____________________________ Relationship________________________________
Local Home Phone_____________ Local Work Phone_____________ Cell Phone______________
Adult Emergency Contact Name____________________________ Relationship________________________________
Local Home Phone_____________ Local Work Phone_____________ Cell Phone______________
Child’s Doctor __________________________ Address ___________________________ Phone _________________
Child’s Dentist __________________________ Address ___________________________ Phone _________________
Are there legal custody, restraining orders, or school disciplinary (suspension) issues that we should be aware of? YES
NO If yes, please list and/or describe: __________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Is your child receiving Special Education services? YES NO
Does your child have any special needs or have a medical history that would impact his/her ability to participate? YES
NO If yes, please list and/or describe: __________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Is there anything significant about your family situation you would like us to know? YES NO
If yes, please explain ________________________________________________________________________________
RELEASES: By signing my name below, I agree to the following:
1. In the case of an emergency involving the registered child, I authorize Austin Community Education to use the Mayo
Clinic Health Systems Emergency Room for emergency medical treatment, if I or the child’s doctor cannot be
reached. I authorize Austin Community Education staff to call 911 to seek emergency care if deemed necessary and
I will pay the charges.
2. I give my consent to have pictures taken of my child(ren) by the news media and/or the staff and used in future
publications. Yes _____ No _____
SIGNATURE: __________________________________ ________________ ____________
Name Relationship to Child Date
Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation
Register online: https://austin.revtrak.net
Ways To Register:
In Person at the Austin Community Education Office, 912 1st Ave NE, Austin
By Phone: Call 460-1706 with registration information and credit card number
By Mail: Send completed registration form with payment for classes to:
Austin Community Education, 912 1st Ave NE, Austin, MN 55912
On the web at: http://austin.revtrak.net
Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation
Payment Options:
  Cash/Check (payable to Austin Public Schools) Check # _________

  Credit Card—Visa, Master Card or Discover Expiration Date ____/____
__ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __
Austin Community Education
SUMMER ENRICHMENT REGISTRATION FORM
Participant Name _______________________________________ Home Phone _____________
Birth Date __________________Gender ___________________Grade in Fall 2016 _________
Parent Name________________________ Work Phone__________ Cell Phone ____________
Address & City __________________________________________________________________
Email Address _________________________________________________________________
Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________
Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________
Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________
Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________
Total Amount $ ____________

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Summer 2018 Enrichment Activities for Youth Brochure

  • 2. Registration Information • You may register in person 7:30 am - 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday at the Community Education Office in the Community Learning Center, 912 1st Avenue NE, Austin, MN • You may register with a credit card by calling 460-1706 or 460-1700 or on the web at http://austin.revtrak.net. • Fees must accompany all registrations. Make checks payable to Austin Public Schools. Register early, all registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. • Registration required unless otherwise noted. Financial Assistance Financial assistance is available to families who qualify. Applications are available at the Community Education Office at 912 1st Avenue NE or call 460-1706. Not all classes have scholarships available. Confirmation & Refunds No confirmations will be sent; you will be considered registered for a course unless you are notified. If there is insufficient enrollment for a course, or if the class is filled, you will be notified as soon as possible and will receive a refund by mail or if credit card was used, a credit will be issued. Participants may withdraw from classes up to 5 business days prior to the class and will receive a refund of class price minus a $3 processing fee. Participants withdrawing from classes less than 5 business days prior to the class will not receive a refund. Locations, Time, and Age • Location and time for each class/activity is listed in the course description. Signs will be posted in the building where the class is held indicating the specific room for the class. • Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up their child on time. Students who are not picked up on time repeatedly will be dropped from the class. Class instructors are not responsible for supervising your student before and after class. • Some classes are targeted for specific ages, gender, or have other requirements. Those details are listed in the class description. Behavior Summer Enrichment is a privilege for students. Students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that facilitates instruction and the learning process. Disruptive students will be dismissed from the program without a refund. Welcome to SUMMER 2018 ENRICHMENT CLASSES Austin Community Education
  • 3. Kids Korner School-Age Child Care Kids Korner is an affordable, quality childcare program designed to meet the needs of working parents. The goal of this program is to provide an environment in which the child is encouraged to learn & grow with minimum formal instruction. We provide a structured recreational environment where learning is emphasized through experience. Kids Korner is a program designed for families that need child care on a regular basis. Kids Konnection is a program designed to meet the needs of families that only need child care on an occasional basis, non-school days, early release days, or on weather emergency days. Each program has a separate fee structure. Both programs are available during the summer months. For the summer program students that are Pre-school -completed Kindergarten will attend childcare at the Community Learning Center. Students who have completed 1st grade-completed 6th grade are housed at the Austin High School. Many local and out of town field trips, theme-based “summer camp” style programming, and free breakfast and lunch are offered. Hours of operation are from 6:15 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Closed Wednesday, July 4th, Friday, August 31 and Monday September 3. If you would like more information or to register, please call the Kids Korner main office at 460-1706 or email Teri Wermager at teri.wermager@austin.k12.mn.us. All forms and additional information can be found at www.austin.k12.mn.us/clc/kidskorner
  • 4. Austin Public Schools Free Meal Program Free Breakfast & Lunch Available for Children Ages 1 – 18 Breakfast is served from 7:30-9:00am & Lunch is served from 11:00am-1:00pm, Monday – Friday No lunch served on Wednesday, July 4th Monday, June 11 through Friday, August 24 IJ Holton Intermediate School Cafeteria, 1800 4th Avenue SE Monday, June 11 through Friday, August 17 Austin High School Cafeteria, 301 3rd Street NW +No registration required for lunch +Adults can enjoy the same lunch for $3.80 Reader's Café Ages: Preschool – 8th grade Reader’s Café is a mini-library, book check out program located in the corner of the I. J. Holton Intermediate School cafeteria. It's a great place to retreat from the heat or go to on a rainy day. Sign-up for book check out and stay for weekly story times, games and crafts. Come eat lunch and stop by for something delicious to read! This FREE service is intended for children ages Pre-school – 6th grade. Monday-Thursday, June 11-July 27, 11:00 am-1:00 pm IJ Holton Intermediate School Cafeteria, 1800 4th Avenue SE Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation
  • 5. Hormel Historic Home Summer Program Series The Hormel Historic Home is proud to sponsor a variety of concerts, classes and events. For more information contact us at 433-4243 or check out our website www.hormelhistorichome.org. Join us for the following concerts at the Hormel Historic Home, 208 4th Ave NW, Austin, MN Bring lawn chairs or blankets and enjoy great musical entertainment in our beautiful garden. **Concerts are moved inside if raining. Happy Days 50's Fun Show Join Tricia and the Toonies for a 50's inspired musical concert. This fun show will be enjoyed by all and is free to enjoy. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a summer afternoon of music in the garden. All Ages FREE Tuesday, June 19 2:30pm Hormel Historic Home Garden, 208 4th Ave NW Jack & Kitty Pre-school through 5th Grade The Jack & Kitty musical duo will lead kids in an instrument building activity. Space is limited to 30 kids, pre-school through 5th grade. Register online at www.hormelhistorichome.org. Pre-K to 5th Grade $3 for HHH Members $5 for non-members Tuesday, July 17 10:30am Hormel Historic Home Garden, 208 4th Ave NW Hormel Historic Home Autism Programming Circle of Friends Day Camp For youth, grades 1-5, on the Autism Spectrum. Registration for all camps can be done through the Hormel Historic Home website www.hormelhistorichome.org/autism-programming. For more information or to register contact autism@hormelhistorichome.org or 507-433-4243. Grades 1-5 $125 Monday-Friday, June 25-29 9:30am-2:45pm Hormel Historic Home 208 4th Ave NW All Access Community Explorations For youth, grades 6-12 (up to age 17), on the Autism Spectrum. Registration for all camps can be done through the Hormel Historic Home website www.hormelhistorichome.org/autism-programming. For more information or to register contact autism@hormelhistorichome.org or 507-433-4243. Grades 6-12 (up to age 17) $150 Mondays & Wednesdays, July 9-August 8 9:00am-12:00pm OR 1:00- 4:00pm Hormel Historic Home 208 4th Ave NW
  • 6. Camp Just for Me For youth , ages 7-17,on the Autism Spectrum who require individual attention. Registration for all camps can be done through the Hormel Historic Home website www.hormelhistorichome.org/autism-programming. For more information or to register contact autism@hormelhistorichome.org or 507-433-4243. Ages 7-17 $100 Mondays, July 9-August 6 1:00-4:00pm Hormel Historic Home 208 4th Ave NW The 2018 Hormel Foundation Gifted and Talented Symposium The annual Hormel Foundation Gifted and Talented Education Symposium provides an opportunity for educators, counselors, administrators and parents to gain greater understanding of the unique needs of gifted and high potential learners. Participants attend in-depth sessions focusing on foundational knowledge, creativity, curriculum strategies, and social/emotional needs of gifted and high potential learners provided by the field's finest regionally, nationally and internationally recognized presenters. All are welcome to register and attend the symposium. Symposium is free to Austin Educators & Residents - a $50 deposit is required for to register, the deposit will be return to attendees when they check-in at the Symposium. Non-Resident registration fee is $200. Registration includes daily keynote presentations and sessions, all conference materials, tote bag, breakfast and lunch Tuesday through Thursday, and a Wednesday evening banquet at the Hormel Historic Home. Pre-registration is required at www.gtsymposium.org. Adults Only Symposium: June 19-21 Leadership Academy: June 19 Parent Day: June 20 8:30am - 4:00pm Austin High School Leadership Academy Day A one-day session for school leaders. Jennifer Stancil will be the presenter for the day. Registration includes breakfast, lunch, break refreshments, and materials. Pre-registration is required at www.gtsymposium.org. Price for Leadership Academy Day is $75. Deadline to register June 12th. Adults Only Tuesday, June 19 8:30am-2:30pm Austin High School Parent Day A one-day session for parents. Steven C. Smith’s presentation, Lost Boy Finds Home at NASA will start the day. Parents will then attend a workshop with Dr. Teresa Argo Boatman on Understanding YOUR Gifted Child. Registration includes breakfast, lunch, break refreshments, and materials. Pre- registration is required at www.gtsymposium.org. Price for Leadership Academy Day is $50. Deadline to register June 12th. Adults Only Wednesday, June 20 8:30am - 4:00pm Austin High School More Than Pink
  • 7. More Than Pink is a program to inspire girls who have completed 3rd grade through completed 6th grade to stay true to themselves and live free from societal stereotypes. This 8-week program innovatively weaves training for a 5K run with lessons that empower girls to celebrate their bodies, honor their voices and embrace their gifts. All athletic types are welcome. More Than Pink works around summer schedules, camps and vacations. Even if girls are going to be gone for a day or for a week they are still able to participate in the program. Information that is missed on certain topics will be handed out to the girls so they will still get the information. A More Than Pink day consists of 50 minutes of a fun fitness activity & 50 minutes of a life lesson. This is an 8-week program that meets 3 days per week. Topics include: self-worth, body image, nutrition, healthy relationships, cyber safety and more. Community partners will speak with girls on a Topic Talk lesson in their field of expertise. Space is limited so please register early to ensure a spot. No classes will be held July 3rd, 4th, & 5th. Deadline to register is May 21. More Than Pink Goals: 1. To help girls grow and develop physically, mentally, and socially with local community support. 2. To empower girls to be true to themselves-at home, school, self-image, friends, and activities. Provide resources and tools to help them not succumb to peer pressure, live with less stress, and become who they want to be. 3. To measure fitness goals throughout the 8-week program. Each girl will see their ability to improve fitness levels and increase knowledge and awareness of how important fitness is to one's health. The program builds throughout the summer and culminates in the girls, along with community partners and supporters, running a celebratory More Than Pink 5K on Thursday, August 3rd. This is not a competitive race but a celebration of empowerment and inspiration! Registration for the MTP 5K is included in the program fee. ***Transportation provided from/to Kids Korner if enrolled. Completed 3rd through 6th Grade $75 Scholarships available Tuesdays-Thursdays, June 12-August 2 9:00am-12:00pm IJ Holton Intermediate School Minnesota FTLA, Rooms 210 & 214 More Than Pink Walk/Fun Run 5K Registration More Than Pink is a program designed to inspire girls to stay true to themselves and live free from societal stereotypes through lessons that empower girls to celebrate their bodies, honor their voices and embrace their personalities WHILE also training to run a 5K! This run is open to the community and is a celebration of the girls’ successful completion of the program and recognition of all the women that assisted them along the way. Registration includes a race t-shirt. More Than Pink girls do not need to register for the 5K. All Ages $20 Thursday, August 2 6:30pm Todd Park Large Pavilion
  • 8. Creative Arts Classes Dylan Kaerchers Theater Camp - Dylan Kaercher Berthiaume Come and learn the in's and out's of performing in this week long camp. Actors will take part in workshops on character development, acting, choreography, costuming and set design. At the end of the week campers will perform Aladdin the Musical with professional performers from all over the Twin Cities. Invite your family, friends and neighbors for the FREE performance! Join us on the stage this summer for a week you won't forget. Students will eat lunch in the Austin High School cafeteria or may bring a cold lunch and drink. Ages 10-15 $125 Monday-Friday, June 11-15, 9:00am-3:00pm Performance: Saturday, June 16, 7:00pm Austin High School Christgau Hall Enter Door #1 Youth Create Studio – Krystal Lennie Youth Create Studio will make painting fun and easy. You will be guided step-by- step through creating an acrylic painting that you will be able to take home at the end of the class and hang on the wall. Parents can stay and paint their own canvas if they want, just make sure your register for two. Canvases can be pre-drawn for younger children, just specify when you register. Remember to wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register is 1 week prior to class. Ages 3 & Up $20 per class, per person Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Three Fish Monday, June 11 10:30-11:30am Cupcake Monday, June 18 10:30-11:30am Dandelion Monday, June 18 12:15-1:15pm Tree Monday, June 25 10:30-11:30am Apple Monday, June 25 12:15-1:15pm Dragonfly Monday, July 9 10:30-11:30am Sports Monday, July 9 12:15-1:15pm Birds Monday, July 16 10:30-11:30am Owl Wednesday, August 1 10:30-11:30am
  • 9. Mad Hatter, Alice in Wonderland Workshop – Color Me Mine Paint a cup and saucer with a whimsical twist! Then create your own Mad Hatter hat. Pottery will be painted in class then taken back to Color Me Mine to be fired. Your pieces will be delivered a week later to the CLC office to take home. **All paints are non-toxic and food safe after firing. Deadline to register June 5th. Entering 2nd- 6th Grades $34 Tuesday, June 12 9:30-11:30am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Flip Flop Art - Teri Wermager What’s one of the best things of summer? Wearing flip flops!!! So what would be super fun to do? Create works of art using flip flops!!! We will create a colorful Welcome sign, cute plant holder and more. All materials included. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register June 7th. Completed K-6th Grade $18 Thursday, June 14 10:00-11:30am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Tie Dye Class - Alyssa Shuster Get ready for this awesome class! Bring a plain white t-shirt, pool cover up or pair of shorts to class. You will get to design and create what will become your new favorite summer outfit. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register June 8th. Ages 6 & Up $12 Friday, June 15 10:00-11:00am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Fairies & Friends - Mini Garden Workshop - Teri Wermager Using many items found in nature we will build a flickering fire pit, chairs, bridges - whatever your imagination leads you to create. We'll take these cool pieces and assmeble them into your very own tiny garden. All supplies included. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register June 13th.
  • 10. Completed K-6th Grade $18 Wednesday, June 20 10:00-11:30am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Celebrate the USA - Teri Wermager Get into the spirit of celebrating the USA by creating patriotic works of art to proudly display. You will create a twiggy hanging flag, flag lantern, and as many painted yarn stars as you can. All supplies furnished. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register June 19th. Completed K-6th Grade $18 Tuesday, June 26 10:00-11:30am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Pillowcase Art - Bronwyn Brennan Add a splash of color to your bedding by creating a pillowcase that you design. We'll use Sharpie markers, glitter glue and iron ons to make an outstanding pillowcase that will look fantastic in your bedroom! Deadline to register June 29th. Completed K-4th Grade $10 Monday, July 9 6:00-7:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Pirate Adventures – Color Me Mine Paint a treasure box to keep your "treasures" in! Learn your pirate name and make props for a fun pirate costume. Pottery will be painted in class then taken back to Color Me Mine to be fired. Your pieces will be delivered a week later to the CLC office to take home. **All paints are non-toxic and food safe after firing. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register July 10th. Entering 2nd- 6th Grades $34 Monday, July 17 9:30-11:30am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Beach Footprint Painting - Alyssa Shuster Remember all the fun you had this summer by creating a beach footprint painting. Your instructor will guide you with easy instructions on how to paint your canvas. Then you will add the fun, final touch: your own footprints! Ages 5+ $20 Monday, July 17 Time: 10:00-11:00am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4
  • 11. Native Medicine Pouch - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross Join this fun class to make your own native medicine bag. Participants will sew a leather neck pouch to carry their treasures and keepsakes. No prior sewing experience needed. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th. Ages 10+ $14 Monday, July 23 1:00-3:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Adventures in Leathercrafting - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross Leathercrafting is so popular and easier than you think! Join in and learn a very old craft used by our ancestors. You will learn how to stamp and tool leather. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th. Ages 8+ $14 Tuesday, July 24 1:00-3:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Leather Bracelet - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross What’s better than wearing a piece of jewelry you created yourself? Join Spririt Bear Academy to learn how to create a leather bracelet that you stamped, tooled and personalized. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th. Ages 10+ $14 Wednesday, July 25 1:00-3:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Dream Catcher - Spirit Bear Academy, Diana Ross Dreamcatchers have been helping people get a calm nights’ rest for centuries. Create your very own Dreamcatcher that will catch bad dreams and allow good dreams to pass through. All materials provided. Deadline to register July 18th. Ages 8+ $14 Thursday, July 26 1:00-3:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Gooey, Gross & Goopy - Bronwyn Brennan Want to get your hands dirty at somewhere other than home? Do you enjoy making slime, fake snot and a gigantic mess? How about flubber, shaving cream and finger painting? If so then this is the class for you! You will certainly get good and messy. Deadline to register July 25th. Completed K-4th Grade $10 Tuesday, July 31 6:30-8:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Glitter, Glitz & Glam - Bronwyn Brennan Lights! Camera! Action! Are you ready for your close up? Have you ever wanted to walk down the red carpet? Every actress starts with the appropriate hair, make up, and nails. Don't worry this class will be full of crafts to accessorize your look with glitter, beads, flowers, and more! Bring a snack and drink if you would like! All materials provided. Deadline to register August 6th.
  • 12. Completed 1st-4th Grade $18 Monday, August 13 6:00-8:00pm Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Paper Bowl Workshop - Alyssa Shuster Say what??? A paper bowl??? You don’t want ot miss out on learning how to make your very own super cool paper bowl. Take home your amazing bowl to use or display. OR give to someone as a special, handcrafted gift. All materials provided. Wear clothing you can get messy. Deadline to register August 9th. Ages 8+ $12 Tuesday, August 14 10:00-11:00am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Heroes & Heroines – Color Me Mine Paint a Superhero plate and personalize it with your name! Learn your superhero name and make a superhero cape with a mask. Pottery will be painted in class then taken back to Color Me Mine to be fired. Your pieces will be delivered a week later to the CLC office to take home. **All paints are non-toxic and food safe after firing. Wear clothing that can get messy. Deadline to register August 15th. Entering 2nd- 6th grades $34 Thursday, August 22 9:30-11:30am Austin High School Art Room, Enter Door #4 Family Art Studio – Austin ArtWorks Center Drop in as a family and get creative with materials provided. All ages are encouraged to attend these FREE events to create together. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. The Family Art Studios are schedule for May 12, June 9, July 14, and August 11. All Ages FREE Second Saturday of the Month 1:00-3:00pm Austin ArtWorks Center, 300 Main St. N, Austin, MN 55912, 2nd Floor First Aid & Babysitting Child and Babysitting Safety - Lori Hameister Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics include starting your own babysitting business, child development, proper feeding and diapering techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies, basic first aid care and fire safety. The CABS book (yours to keep) and the course were developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. Deadline to register June 8th. 4th-8th Grade $42 Friday, June 15 9:00am-12:00pm Austin High School Room 260, Enter Door #4
  • 13. Home Alone - Lori Hameister 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 being alone. This workshop for children will address several topics to relating to being Home Alone. Topics include personal 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. (Students may bring a non peanut snack & drink). Deadline to register June 8th. 3rd Grade & Up $24 Friday, June 15 12:30-2:30pm Austin High School Room 260, Enter Door #4 MacPhail Summer Music Bucket Drumming Bucket drumming enables people to make music without requiring an instrument at home. Music can be a powerful and effective outlet for the development of social interaction, attention, motor skills, and self expression. **No class July 5. To register visit https://www.macphail.org/summer-camps or call 507-396-6719. Ages 7+ $90 Thursdays, June 14- August 9 9:00-9:45am MacPhail Center for Music, Riverland Room C130 Jazz Band Jazz is spontaneous and fun; it expands the imagination and sharpens the mind. The positive environment of the Jazz Band is perfect to develop your skills as an improvising musician while working with other musicians of similar skill level. **No class July 4. To register visit https://www.macphail.org/summer-camps or call 507-396-6719. Completed 6th-9th Grade $90 Wednesdays, June 13- August 15 1:00-2:00pm MacPhail Center for Music, Riverland Room C130 Strings and Sticks Summer Camp An exciting opportunity for strings and percussion students to come together to sharpen their skills and explore new areas of learning. Camp will include sectionals, orchestra participation, small ensemble experience and daily lectures on this year's theme: Romantic Period. Lunch and outdoor activities will be included each day. On the final day the campers will perform a concert and enjoy a potluck at 5pm. Don't forget to bring your instrument, wire stand, comfortable shoes and sunscreen. To register visit www.macphail.org/strings-and-sticks or call 507-396-6719. Ages 10- 15 with 1+ years of playing $150 plus $2.63 registration fee Monday-Thursday, July 30-August 2 9:00am-3:00pm MacPhail Center for Music, Riverland Room C130 Moving to Masterworks In this active class, children will discover the magic in masterworks by Tchaikovsky, Saint Saens, Beethoven and more! We will develop critical listening skills as we express melodic and rhythmic
  • 14. patterns through movement. Props like jumbo scarves, parachutes, and hoops will help us work creatively to bring these masterpieces to life! Please dress comfortably and bring a water bottle. To register visit www.macphail.org/moving-to-masterworks or call 507-396-6719. Entering 1st-4th Grades $95 Monday-Friday, July 23-27 9:00-11:00am MacPhail Center for Music, Riverland Room C130 Music by the Sea Camp Sandy Toes and Seashell wishes! In this popular camp, we will sing, play and learn about the beach, boats and creatures by the sea. Designed specifically for your children, this class takes an integrative arts approach as we explore the music elements and develop school readiness skills. Register as a family! To register visit www.macphail.org/music-by-the-sea or call 507-396-6719. Ages 0-5 with caregiver $45 per Family Monday-Friday, August 13-17 10:00-10:45am MacPhail Center for Music, Riverland Room C130 Music Make and Take Come enjoy instrument exploration and group music making. Each day will feature a different instrument for your child to create, play and take home. Children must attend with an adult. To register visit www.macphail.org/music-make-and-take or call 507-936-6719. Ages 18 months-8 years $7 per child/per class Fridays, June 15, 22, July 13, 20 10:00-10:45am MacPhail Center for Music, Riverland Room C130 To register for a MachPhail summer camp or class visit www.macphail.org or call 507-936-6719. Educational Classes GRASP Programming K-8th Grade GRASP, Grand Rapids Academic Summer Program, is a correspondence program in reading and math for grades K-8. The program seeks to help students retain skills learned during the past school year by providing review exercises. How does GRASP work? A student is enrolled in reading and/or math in the grade level just completed. Children receive a packet of materials with a booklet containing 9 lessons. It should take your child approximately one hour to complete each weekly lesson. They complete one lesson a week or work at their own pace, as long as they submit lessons before August 21st. They mail or return the lessons to the Community Learning Center where they are scored and returned to the children with comments. We also have an online option for students 4th-8th grade. Children successfully completing at least 7 lessons with 70% accuracy are awarded a certificate. Those completing all 9 lessons with 70% accuracy receive a medal. Deadline to register May 22nd. Reading $35 Reading Online $35 Math $35 Math Online $35 Reading and Math $65 Reading & Math Online $65
  • 15. Fuel My Brain – Everything Hobby Fun and educational projects from the S.T.E.M. program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). Each class will involve learning about and building small simple machines that the children can then take home. Each week a different project will be featured. Register for each Saturday session individually. Ages 8-12 $6 per child/per class Saturdays, June 2- August 25 3:00-4:00pm Everything Hobby, 107 Fourth Ave NE R-STEP Academy Riverland Community College's R-STEP (Riverland-Science Technology Engineering Prep) Academy takes STEM Camp to the next level. Participants in this eight-week program will take online College Algebra and Freshman English courses three days per week in the computer lab at the Riverland Austin campus. Tutors/coaches will help with course work and labs. Lab time will utilize applied research methods to explore and solve problems. Academy topics include robotics, gaming/coding, ag/food science and the environment. R-STEP also includes a one-credit Career Exploration course. Upon completion, R-STEP participants will have earned seven college credits - FREE! This program is made possible through a grant from The Hormel Foundation. Meals and snacks are provided. Space is limited-register now at www.riverland.edu/rstep18. Registration deadline is May 15, 2018. Ages 16- 22, Entering 11th Grade and Up FREE Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, June 11-August 2 9:30am-3:00pm Riverland Community College, West Building STEM Comes Alive Boot Camp Riverland Community College's free, fun and fast-moving boot camp makes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) come alive for participants. Students will learn by doing and spend camp time in real laboratories, community settings, as well as the Austin college campus. STEM Camp's activities and curriculum will highlight water issues, agriculture and food science technology and incorporate nature, college faculty, business professionals and local industries. This program is made possible through a grant from The Hormel Foundation. Meals and snacks are provided. Space is limited-register now at www.riverland.edu/stemcamp18. Registration deadline is May 30, 2018. Entering 9th-12th Grades FREE Monday-Friday, June 18-22 9:00am-4:00pm Riverland Community College, West Building Room A-115 Gas Wise Kids: the 411 on the 811 You probably never think about how you get natural gas and water to your home. But hidden beneath the ground are miles
  • 16. and miles of utility pipe. It’s like an underground highway. This class makes kids aware of underground utilities and teaches them ways to be safe and help others be safe through a variety of videos, worksheets and hands-on demonstration! Students will start the day in the classroom learning basic properties of natural gas and how underground utilities are delivered to your home. We’ll also talk about conservation. Then we’ll venture out of the classroom where students will have a hands on chance to try out utility equipment and experience what it’s like to be a real utility worker. Registration required. Deadline to register July 18th. Entering 4th-6th Grades FREE Wednesday, July 25 9:00-11:00am Austin Utilities Service and operations Center, 1908 14th St NE Sports Camps Intro to Traditional Tae Kwon Do - Martial Art Fitness Center Intro to martial arts/self defense with emphasis on self improvement and self control. Ages 5 & Up $30 per session Tuesdays, June 5, 13, 20, 27 Tuesdays, July 10, 17, 24, 31 Tuesdays, August 7, 14, 21, 28 Tuesdays, September 4, 11, 18, 25 5:00-6:00pm Martial Art Fitness Center, 424 N Main St Summer Strength and Conditioning – Brett Vesel Do you play basketball, baseball, dance, football, gymnastics, hockey, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball, wrestling and want to improve your game for the 2017-2018 school year? Join Coach Brett Vesel for his summer program. Open to any male or female athlete who wants to be FASTER, QUICKER, STRONGER, and increase their explosive jumping ability (this is a comprehensive program, not just weightlifting). Two hour sessions will begin at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 and will be grouped by age and gender if possible. For more information or to register contact: Brett Vesel (218) 591-4805 or brett.vesel@austin.k12.mn.us Registration required. Must have completed a physical in with the past 2 years. Entering 5th-12th Grades $140 Monday, June 11-Wednesday July 27 AHS Weight Room in Annex Basement Junior Golf – Austin Country Club This camp is designed to make learning how to golf enjoyable for all ages. Juniors will learn the basic fundamentals of how to grip a club, hit a golf ball, and practice how to play, all under the influence of having fun. Please bring clubs if available. Deadline to register June 18th. Ages 5-9 $69 Monday-Friday, June 25-29 5:30-6:15pm Austin Country Club, 1202 28th St NE Ages 10- 15 $69 Monday-Friday, June 25-29 6:30-7:15pm Austin Country Club, 1202 28th St NE
  • 17. Gold Medal Squared Volleyball Camp Prepare for your best season yet with the coaching professionals from Gold Medaled Squared. This 4 day camp offers 28 efficient hours of training. Through this camp athletes will improve individually and as a team to bring their best in the 2018 volleyball season. Gold Medal Squared camp is an amazing opportunity to have the best coaches from across the country come to us! For questions contact Lauren Cost (815) 762-9440 or lauren.cost@austin.k12.mn.us. Deadline to registerJune 1st. Entering 9th-12th Grades $199 Monday-Thursday, June 25-28 8:00am-6:00pm Austin High School Packer Gym Junior Packer Volleyball Camp - Lauren Cost, APS Varsity Volleyball Coach Get ready for the 2018 volleyball season with the Austin Packer volleyball coaching staff. This camp is designed to prepare athletes to compete for their middle school teams. Players will be coached to be their best whether they are experienced or new to the game. Deadline to register June 29th. Entering 6th-8th Grades $85 Monday-Thursday, July 23-26 1:00-4:00pm Ellis Middle School, Gym Youth Kickball League - Bronwyn Brennan Let the games begin! Are you looking for something your kids can burn off some energy? Each student will be placed on a team as they compete to the final championship game. They will learn the basic rules to kickball as they race to the finish. Wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes. Bring a water bottle. Deadline to register June 28th. Completed 2nd-6th Grade $18 Thursdays, July 12, 19, 26, & August 16 6:30-7:30pm Neveln Grass Field Need 4 Speed - Roman Cress Roman Cress, 2008 Olympic Sprinter, will show you proper warm-up, cool down, flexibility techniques, sprinting drills, speed recovery, plyometrics and strength exercises. Participants will need to bring their own water bottle and proper running shoes. Deadline to register July 7th. Ages 8-18 $39 Friday, July 14 10:00am-12:00pm Larry Gilbertson Track at Wescott Field Beginning Sports Camps - Cory Hernandez Is your summer calendar filled already? Then these Beginning Sports classes are for you! Each session is just an hour long and runs just 3 nights. Its the perfect fit for young kids that want to try a new sport but don’t want to commit to playing all summer long. Cory Hernandez will teach athletes the basics for T-Ball, Soccer and Football. Parents of very young children may wonder how to give
  • 18. kids the basics they need to do well in a sport-basics that come before a child actually becomes part of a team. Running, jumping, throwing and catching are basic elements of sports- and basic elements of play. Join these skill building classes to learn the fundamentals behind how to hit the ball, kick the ball, score a goal and run. Please wear running shoes and bring a water bottle and baseball glove. Deadline to register is 1 week prior to class start date. Beginning T-Ball Ages 4-6 $12 Wednesdays, June 13, 20, 27 5:30-6:30pm Neveln Elementary School, Ball Diamond Ages 7-9 $12 Wednesdays, June 13, 20, 27 5:30-6:30pm Neveln Elementary School, Ball Diamond Beginning Soccer Ages 4-6 $12 Wednesdays, July 11, 18, 25 5:30-6:30pm Neveln Elementary School, Grass Field Ages 7-9 $12 Wednesdays, July 11, 18, 25 5:30-6:30pm Neveln Elementary School, Grass Field Football Basics Ages 4-6 $12 Wednesdays, August 1, 8, 15 5:30-6:30pm Neveln Elementary School, Grass Field Ages 7-9 $12 Wednesdays, August 1, 8, 15 5:30-6:30pm Neveln Elementary School, Grass Field Packer Youth Football League - Brett Vesel Fall is football time! Come out and try our exciting game of tackle football for the very first time! No experience necessary. With the help of our Packer varsity football coaching staff, our varsity players, and volunteer coaches, we will introduce the basics and fundamentals of tackle football to both our players and their parents so they can learn to play it in a safe manner. Enjoy watching your child run for touchdowns, sack the quarterback, intercept passes, make game-saving tackles, and make great catches to help their team! We are looking forward to seeing you come out this fall and have a great time playing such an outstanding sport! All equipment provided. Participant will be responsible for football cleats and protective cups.
  • 19. • Registration deadline is Friday, August 10th . **Additional $10 charge will be added to cost of program after that date. • You must be registered with Austin Community Education BEFORE you practice or receive equipment. • ALL Practices and games are held at Wescott Athletic Complex. • 1st Practice: Wed, August 15th from 6:00–7:30pm at Wescott (wear workout clothes and cleats). • Season will run Wednesday, August 15th – Saturday, October 13th • Pre-season Practice: Wednesdays & Thursdays 6:00 – 7:30pm at Wescott (Aug 15th – Aug 30th) • Beginning Sept 6th: Practices will be on Thursdays from 5:15 – 6:30pm at Wescott • Beginning Sept 8th: Games will be Saturday mornings 8:30 – 10:45am at Wescott Grades 3 & 4 $80 August 15-October 13 Wescott Athletic Complex Cooking Easy Dorm Room Cooking - Megan Groh, Hy-Vee Registered Dietitian Imagine the endless possibilities of things you can make with just a microwave or toaster oven. Join Hy-Vee dietitian, Megan Groh, and learn what kinds of meals and snacks you can prepare in your dorm room that are nutritious and delicious. You will leave this class skilled at navigating the cooking limitations of college dorm- room living. Deadline to register July 12th. Ages 16+ $28 Thursday, July 19 11:00-12:30pm Austin High School Family & Consumer Science Room Enter Door #1 Family Day Trip Minnesota State Fair Trip Tractors, corn dogs, cows, seed art...what's your favorite part of the "Great Minnesota Get-Together"? Join us for a fun-filled day at the Minnesota State Fair. Don't worry about parking or traffic, our coach bus will drop you off at the fair entrance. We will depart the fair at 5 pm. It is guaranteed to be a fun filled day, wear your comfortable walking shoes! Senior tickets are available for those 65 and over. Bus will depart Walmart parking lot at 7:00am (arrive at 6:45am) and will return at 7:30pm. Students must be accompanied by an adult. Registration deadline is Wednesday, August 15. Adults (ages 13-64) $48 Seniors (65+) $43 Thursday, August 30 7:00am-7:30pm Minnesota State Fair
  • 20. Youth (ages 5 - 12) $46 Children (ages 0 - 5) $34 Find the summer opportunities for your student based on their age with the chart below! Students Ages/Entering Grades: 0-3Years 4Years 5Years K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th Library Summer Programming x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x HHH Happy Days 50's Fun Show x x x x x x x x HHH Jack & Kitty x x x x x x x x Circle of Friends Day Camp x x x x x All Access Community Explorations x x x x x x x x x x x x Camp Just for Me x x x x x x x x x x x More Than Pink (completed grades) x x x x More Than Pink 5K Registration x x x x x x x x x x Dylan Kaerchers Theater Camp (Ages 10+) x x x x x x x x x Youth Paint and Create (ages 3+) x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Adventures in Leathercrafting (Ages 8+) x x x x x x x x x x Dream Catcher (Ages 8+) x x x x x x x x x x Native Medicine Pouch (Ages 10+) x x x x x x x x Leather Bracelet (Ages 10+) x x x x x x x x Beach Footprint Painting x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Paper Bowl Workshop (ages 8+) x x x x x x x x x x Tie Dye Class (ages 6+) x x x x x x x x x x x x x Color Me Mine Workshops x x x x x Pillowcase Art (completed grades) x x x x x Gooey, Gross & Goopy (completed grades) x x x x x Glitter, Glitz & Glam (completed grades) x x x x
  • 21. Girls Spa Day (completed grades) x x x x Fairies & Friends - Make a Garden Workshop (completed grades) x x x x x x x Celebrate the USA (completed grades) x x x x x x x Flip Flop Art (completed grades) x x x x x x x Home Alone x x x x x x Child and Babysitting Safety x x x x x Bucket Drumming (Ages 7+) x x x x x x x x x x x x Jazz Band (completed grades) x x x x Strings and Sticks Summer Camp (Ages 10-15 with 1+ years of playing) x x x x x x Moving to Masterworks x x x x Music by the Sea Camp x x x Music Make and Take x x x x x x GRASP x x x x x x x x x Fuel My Brain (Ages 8- 12) x x x x R-STEP Academy (Ages 16-22, Enter 11th Grade and Up) x x STEM Comes Alive Boot Camp x x x x Gas Wise Kids and the 411 on the 811 x x x Junior Golf (ages 5-15) x x x x x x x x x x x Packer Youth Football League x x Summer Strength and Conditioning x x x x x x x x Need 4 Speed (ages 8- 18) x x x x x x x x x x Gold Medal Squared Volleyball Camp x x x x Junior Packer Volleyball Camp x x x Beginning Sports Camps x x x x x x Youth Kickball League (completed grades) x x x x x
  • 22. Intro to Traditional Tae Kwon Do x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Easy-A Dorm Room Cooking (ages 16+) x x X Austin Community Education Emergency Contact Information
  • 23. Non-Parent/Guardian Emergency Contact and/or Pick-up Persons I authorize the following adults (must be at least 18 years old) to be contacted in case of emergency and/or to pick up my child(ren). Persons indicated must be reached locally. Parent/guardian must supply two (2) contacts to register. Please fill in all spaces. Adult Emergency Contact Name____________________________ Relationship________________________________ Local Home Phone_____________ Local Work Phone_____________ Cell Phone______________ Adult Emergency Contact Name____________________________ Relationship________________________________ Local Home Phone_____________ Local Work Phone_____________ Cell Phone______________ Child’s Doctor __________________________ Address ___________________________ Phone _________________ Child’s Dentist __________________________ Address ___________________________ Phone _________________ Are there legal custody, restraining orders, or school disciplinary (suspension) issues that we should be aware of? YES NO If yes, please list and/or describe: __________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Is your child receiving Special Education services? YES NO Does your child have any special needs or have a medical history that would impact his/her ability to participate? YES NO If yes, please list and/or describe: __________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Is there anything significant about your family situation you would like us to know? YES NO If yes, please explain ________________________________________________________________________________ RELEASES: By signing my name below, I agree to the following: 1. In the case of an emergency involving the registered child, I authorize Austin Community Education to use the Mayo Clinic Health Systems Emergency Room for emergency medical treatment, if I or the child’s doctor cannot be reached. I authorize Austin Community Education staff to call 911 to seek emergency care if deemed necessary and I will pay the charges. 2. I give my consent to have pictures taken of my child(ren) by the news media and/or the staff and used in future publications. Yes _____ No _____ SIGNATURE: __________________________________ ________________ ____________ Name Relationship to Child Date Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Register online: https://austin.revtrak.net
  • 24. Ways To Register: In Person at the Austin Community Education Office, 912 1st Ave NE, Austin By Phone: Call 460-1706 with registration information and credit card number By Mail: Send completed registration form with payment for classes to: Austin Community Education, 912 1st Ave NE, Austin, MN 55912 On the web at: http://austin.revtrak.net Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/AustinCommunityEducation Payment Options:   Cash/Check (payable to Austin Public Schools) Check # _________    Credit Card—Visa, Master Card or Discover Expiration Date ____/____ __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ Austin Community Education SUMMER ENRICHMENT REGISTRATION FORM Participant Name _______________________________________ Home Phone _____________ Birth Date __________________Gender ___________________Grade in Fall 2016 _________ Parent Name________________________ Work Phone__________ Cell Phone ____________ Address & City __________________________________________________________________ Email Address _________________________________________________________________ Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________ Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________ Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________ Class # _______Class Title ______________________________________Class Fee $ ________ Total Amount $ ____________