New Ulm Area
Community Education
910 14th St. North, New Ulm MN 56073 ● 507-233-8307
www.newulm.k12.mn.us
2017 Spring /
Summer Activities
Brochure
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Vision Statement
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New Ulm Public Schools Board of Education
Christie Dewanz
Steve Gag
Jon Schiro
Matt Ringhofer
Melissa Sunderman
Denny Waloch
Duane Winter
To create an environment conducive to life-long learning;
To provide diverse programming; and
To be sensitive to the needs of the community.
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Community Education Advisory Board
Christie Dewanz, School Board Rep.
Kathy Austinson
Dr. John Meyer
Kari Beran
Bonnie Bode
Sheldon Rieke
Cathy Fischer
Crystal Fleck
Dennis Paul
Tim Plath
Sarah Riess
Jerod Spilman
Joey Schugel
Cindy Winters
Dawn Brown
Donna Lambrecht
Mary Braun
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Looking for Volunteer Opportunities?
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Log on UnitedWayBrownCountyArea.org
Get Connected
Register and Search for ways you can support your community
One-time or ongoing volunteer opportunities available
Does your organization need volunteers?
To find out how you can post your opportunities call our office
507-354-6512
Community Ed. Registration begins at 7:30a.m. on
Monday April 10th. www.nupseagleshop.com
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New Ulm Public Schools policy states that “smoking and
the use of tobacco products shall be prohibited in school
buildings, school-owned vehicles, school grounds, and at
all school sponsored events and activities”.
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The United Way of the Brown County Area
Youth Activities Program provides
scholarships to young people from ages 4 to
18 whose family income is insufficient to meet
the activity and equipment fees, and who are
unable to get assistance through other scholarships and grants. Applicants
are approved, subject to availability of funds. Applications and guidelines
are available to view on United Way’s website at
unitedwaybrowncountyarea.org
Mission Statement
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Strengthening self and community through learning.
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Community Education Staff
Jeff Bertrang, Superintendent
[email protected]
507- 233-6180
Dawn Brown, Community Education Director
[email protected]
507- 233-8300
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Crystal Fleck, Community Education Coordinator 507-233-8307
[email protected]
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Betty Uehling, ECFE Director
[email protected]
507-233-8300
Stef Dietz, Kids Connection Coordinator/
Little Kids Connection Coordinator
[email protected]
507-233-6191
Amber Backous, ECFE Secretary
[email protected]
507-233-8300
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Do you have questions about the New Ulm Community Education
programs, classes and activities? Please call our offices between
8:00a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8:00a.m.
and 12:00p.m. on Friday. If you would like more information on
serving on the New Ulm Community Education Advisory Board, call
507-233-8307. Responsibilities include attending the board
meetings (meet 5 times per year); program evaluations; and
discussing and promoting community education classes and
activities.
COMMUNITY GENERAL INFORMATION
General Information
Community Education is a program that connects local
citizens and resources through community engagement and
collaborative partnerships to improve our schools and the
community as a whole. Community Education is for all
residents and schools residing in the District 88 boundaries,
including: New Ulm, Hanska, Courtland, Essig, Lafayette,
Klossner, Searles, Cambria and St. George areas. Nonresidents of the district are also invited to participate in
these activities and programs.
A minimum number of registrations are necessary before
a class can be held. Suggestions for classes are always
appreciated. If you have a skill or talent you would like to
share, please call the Community Education Office at
507-233-8307 to discuss the possibilities! Registration for
classes will be held open until one week prior to the start of
class, unless otherwise noted. Please register early to
ensure your place in class! Community Education brochures
are available at the local banks, Chamber of Commerce
Office, School offices, and the New Ulm Public Library or on
the school’s website.
Class fees must be paid at the time of registration.
Participants will be expected to pay for any materials used,
unless otherwise noted. Checks should be made payable to
‘New Ulm Public Schools’ or ‘New Ulm Area Community
Education’.
Cancellations: We reserve the right to cancel all classes
with insufficient enrollment; in that case, your fees will be
refunded. You will be notified by email or phone call if a
class is canceled. If you are not notified, assume the class is
being held as scheduled.
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Registrations can be received by:
• Online with a credit card at www.nupseagleshop.com
follow the Community Education tabs
• Phone: 507-233-8307 (registration is complete only after
payment has been received)
• Mail: Community Education, 910 14th St. North, New
Ulm, MN 56073
• Stop in at our office at the Washington Learning Center,
910 14th St. North (door #1)
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REMEMBER:
• Fees must accompany registrations!
• Unless we call you or, you receive an email notifying
you that a class is not being held, simply show up for
class and enjoy!
• Several times classes have been canceled because
of low enrollments. Please register early, at least
one week prior to the start date of the class (unless
otherwise noted in the class description).
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Late Registrations: Registrations will be accepted through
the second-class meeting provided the class has not been
filled. Class fees will remain the same for those registering
late.
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Refund Policy: Refunds for cancellations are given if we
are notified at least five business days prior to the start of
the class and for classes canceled due to insufficient
enrollments. Fees paid will not be refunded if you fail to
attend class for which you had registered without properly
notifying the Community Education Office.
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Senior Citizen Policy: Senior Citizens (age 62 and over)
who enroll in a Community Education class will receive a
10% discount on the registration fee. This discount does not
apply to special classes such as Smart Driver classes,
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charges for materials, books, food, supplies, or any trips/
tours.
Storm Policy: The following procedures will be followed in
the case of poor weather:
• In the event school is called off during the day,
Community Education classes will also be canceled.
• If a storm develops after school has been dismissed
for the day, listen to KNUJ 860.
• Classes that are postponed for any reason will be
made up at a later date.
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Accident Insurance: We do not provide accident insurance
for participants in any of its programs. Participants assume
all inherent risk of injury resulting from their involvement in
programs or activities outlined in this brochure.
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Non-Endorsement Policy: Instructors teaching in our
programs are obtained because they are specialists in their
fields or are interested in presenting classes in their area of
expertise to the community. Although we do not endorse the
opinions or business affiliations of the instructors, we strive
to provide a quality educational experience for all
participants.
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Building Locations:
• New Ulm High School
1600 Oak Street
• New Ulm Middle School
414 South Payne Street
• Washington Learning Center & Little Kids
Connection 910 14th North Street
• Jefferson Elementary School
318 South Payne Street
• Kids Connection
400 South Payne Street
• Early Childhood Family Education
910 14th Street North
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Entrance Doors: All the exterior doors of our buildings are
numbered. The numbers of the doors you should enter are
noted in the class description.
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Photographs and Video Coverage: By registering for any
Community Education offerings listed in this brochure, you
acknowledge for yourself or those you are registering that
photographs and audio/video filming of participants may be
taken and used in promotions, publications, advertisements,
education videos and websites.
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Americans With Disabilities Act Notice: In compliance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act, upon request,
reasonable accommodations can be provided to allow
individuals with a disability to participate in Community
Education programs and activities. Please call 233-8307.
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Student Scholarships are available through United Way Brown
County Area (application forms may be completed at the United
Way Office located at 622 ½ Center Street). Applications and
guidelines are available to view on United Way’s website at
unitedwaybrowncountyarea.org
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The United Way of the Brown County Area Youth Activities
Program provides scholarships to young people from ages 4 to
18 whose family income is insufficient to meet the activity and
equipment fees, and who are unable to get assistance through
other scholarships and grants. Applicants are approved, subject to
availability of funds. Applications and guidelines are available to
view on United Way’s website at unitedwaybrowncountyarea.org
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www.newulm.k12.mn.us
New Ulm Community Education
!Bowling Camp at Concordia Lanes
Player’s Name___________________________
Session I: June 12-15 & 19-21 1:00pm
Session II: July 31-Aug. 3 & 7-9 10:00am or 1:00pm
Youth ages 7-16 years
Fee $10.00 per person
Certified Coaches will instruct bowling basics: equipment, selecting the
correct ball, four step delivery, converting spares, scoring and bowling
etiquette. Bowling will last 1 hour each day. A certificate of completion and
free game coupons will be presented at the end of Camp. Contact Concordia
Lanes 416 19th North St. New Ulm 507-354- 2923.
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Parent/Guardian
Signature___________________________________
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Email:_____________________________________
Session 1 ($45)_______ Session 2 ($45)_________
Session 3 ($30)________
Minnesota Twins Baseball/Softball Camps.
This week-long camp is coming to New Ulm High School August 14-18.
Camp runs M-F from 9am to 3pm and is open to boys and girls ages 6-14. In
addition to 30 hours of pro-grade instruction, each participant receives a full
MLB-quality Twins uniform, four Twins tickets, video swing analysis, and a
VIP trip to Target Field where he/she will meet a current Twins player. Camp
cost is $395. Sign up with a buddy and each will save $25. For more info and
to register go to www.twinsbaseball.com/training
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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Healthy Communities/Healthy Youth and Prairie Fire
Children’s Theatre present:
‘Jack and the Beanstalk’
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T Shirt Size YS_____ YM_____ YL______ AS______
AM______ AL______ AXL_______
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By signing this form you are also indicating that you have
ample insurance coverage, and will not hold New Ulm
Public Schools, camp director, or any individual liable or
responsible for any injury that may occur.
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Checks make payable to: Dan Reinhart. Please do not
make out to school. Send Checks to: Dan Reinhart 309
South Franklin St. New Ulm MN 56073
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ALLINA HEALTH SUMMER STRENGTH, CONDITIONING,
AND INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM
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July 10-15, 2017
!This production is open to all students entering 3rd -9th grades for the
2017-18 school year. There is no cost to participate in our 19th annual
theatrical production. Youth will spend an exciting week rehearsing the show
and will present 2 performances on Friday July 14th at 7pm and again on
Saturday July 15th at 1pm.
Rehearsals and performances will take place the New Ulm High School
Theater located at 1600 Oak Street in New Ulm.
Registration begins May 15th and can be made by calling: Healthy
Communities/Healthy Youth at 507-354-8632 or by emailing Sheldon Rieke at
[email protected]!
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NEW ULM GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP 2017
New Ulm girls Basketball Camp will run June 19-22. Camp will be
run by Dan Reinhart-Head Girls Basketball coach, other coaches,
and players. The Camp will be broken down into 3 sessions.
!Session 1: Girls entering grades 7th, 8th, 9th, & 10th. 9:00-11:45
High School
Session 2: Girls entering grades 4th, 5th, & 6th 12:00-2:45 High
School
Session 3: Girls entering grades K, 1st, 2nd & 3rd 3:00-4:30 High
School
!The camp will focus on ball handling, shooting form, offensive
moves, individual and team defense, individual and team contests
and competitions. The cost of the camp is $45 for sessions 1 & 2,
and $30 for session 3. Campers will receive a camp T-shirt if
registered before May 19th. You can sign up for camp anytime, but
might not receive a T-shirt if you register after May 19th. Campers
will receive a full refund if their cancellation is made before May
19th. There will be a $15.00 deposit deducted from refunds after that
date.
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Grade Next Year__________________________
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Parent/Guardian__________________________
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Home Phone:____________________________
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SUMMER 2017
14 SESSIONS FROM JUNE 5 TH – JULY 27TH
The Allina Health Summer Strength, Conditioning, and Injury
Prevention Program is a comprehensive approach to training that
addresses all of the vital components involved in achieving optimal
athletic performance.
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Group Training Programs:
Cost: $75 per person
Students will partake in a 45-60 minute speed/agility/quickness
workout and a closely supervised total-body strength training workout.
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Individual Training Program:
Cost: $325 per person
Days/Times: Will be set up on an individual basis
Students will begin with a 45-60 minute speed/agility/quickness
workout followed by a one-on- one personalized total-body strength
training workout.
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2 Person Group Training Program:
Cost: $175 per person
Days/Times/Location: Will be set up on an individual basis
***The two students organize their group, it is preferred that they are
similar age and ability level***
Students will begin with a 45-60 minute speed/agility/quickness
workout followed by a two-on- one personalized total-body strength
training workout
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Location: New Ulm High School
Days: Mondays and Wednesdays
Start each day in the weight room
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If you have any questions, feel free to contact Dan Reinhart/
Head Girls Basketball Coach NUHS @ 276-6088 or
[email protected]
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New Ulm Community Education
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Name:________________________________________________
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MailingAddress:________________________________________
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Email:_______________________________ Home
Group Training Times:
7:00 – 9:00AM – 7th – 12th Grade
* 24 Slots for 10th – 12th Grade Students
* 24 Slots for 7th – 9th Grade Students
9:00 – 11:00AM 7th – 12th Grade
*24 Slots for 10th – 12th Grade Students
*24 Slots for 7th – 9th Grade Students
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Phone:_____________________Cell: _______________
Individual and 2 Person Group Training Times:
12:00 – 1:30PM – 2 Slots
1:30 – 3:00PM – 2 Slots
School attending in 17/18
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__________________________________ Grade in 17/18
Primary Goals:
*Reduce the likelihood and severity of injury.
*Stimulate positive physiological adaptations.
*Improve confidence and mental toughness.
*Improve athletic performance by improving strength, power, speed/
agility/quickness, cardio-respiratory capacity, functional range of motion,
nutrition, specificity of skills, and rest and recovery.
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* Online with a credit card at www.nupseagleshop.com follow the
Community Education tabs
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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Mailing Address:
Email: ______________________________
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* Phone: 507-233-8307 (registration is complete only after
payment has been received)
* Mail: Community Education, 910 14th St. North, New
Ulm, MN 56073
* Stop in at our office at the Washington Learning Center,
910 14th St. North (door #1)
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**To Register for Individual or 2 Person Group Training Program:
Call Scott Mangen at 507-217- 5649
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Any Questions call or email
Scott Mangen: phone number 507-217- 5649, email:
Scott.Mangen@allina .com
Max Pagel: phone number 507-217- 5346, email:
[email protected]
Timothy Seifert: phone number 507-217- 5257, email:
[email protected]
Home Phone: _____________________ Cell: _______________
What would most improve our community for
youth_________________________________________________
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!Please mail to: New Ulm Area Youth Council
c/o HC/HY
125 South Broadway Street
New Ulm, MN 56073
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The New Ulm Area Youth Council is looking for YOU!
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* Would you like to have a voice in your community?
* Would you like to make a difference?
* All students in grades 7-12 are invited to join the New Ulm
Area Youth Council.
* The Youth Council is a great place to gain leadership skills
and meet people from the other New Ulm Schools.
* Youth Council has been involved in United Way Day of
Caring, National Youth Service Day, Haunted House, Project
Pillowcase, WEDay, Red Bookcase, and more.
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Got ideas? Bring them to Youth Council and be with others who
are working to make the community of New Ulm a better place
for all of us. For more information please call Healthy
Communities Healthy Youth at 354-8632 or email
[email protected]
New Ulm Area Youth Council Application
2017-2018 season beginning September 2008
This application is due in the Youth Council office by Sept, 30th
2017.
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Name(s)_______________________________________________
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Must register by May 31st
To Register for Group Training Program:
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____________________ Parent/Guardian(s)
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Health & Fitness
Tai Chi for Beginners
Instructor Pam Krzmarzick
Fee $48
Monday 6:00-7:00 p.m.
The New Ulm WELLness Collective
Session 1 – June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 10, 17
Session 2- July 24, 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28
Learn fundamental Tai Chi movements to exercise the whole body and
relax and balance the mind. Tai Chi has been called meditation in
motion. Research has shown Tai Chi to increase flexibility, improve
balance and enhance quality of life. The exercises are low impact and
can be practiced by anyone regardless of age
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Qigong for Relaxation and Stress Reduction
Instructor Pam Krzmarzick
Fee$48
Tuesday 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Session 1 – June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18
Session 2 - July 25, Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
The New Ulm WELLness Collective
Learn Qigong (pronounced chee gung) postures, movements and
principles. Qigong combines deep, relaxed breathing with slow
meditative movements to help reduce stress and relax and
balance the mind. Research has shown Qigong can help improve
health, reduce stress, increase flexibility, and enhance quality of life.
The exercises are low impact and can be practiced by anyone
regardless of age.
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New Ulm Community Education
!Adult Basic Sign Language
Adults and High Schoolers Welcome
Instructor: Brenda Longworth, Certified Sign Language interpreter
Fee: $50
Thursdays, April 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25 and June 1, 8 & 15 from
6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door#1)
Room #103
Min of 7 participants
This course will give you a basic introduction to Sign Language and
Deaf Culture. You will start off by learning the alphabet and
numbers. From there, some basic signs, family, animals, colors,
days of the week, and many others! You will have fun with activities
and games with the signs that you learn.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Retirement Income Preparation:
Jeff Amundson, Thrivent Financial
May 16th 5:30-6:30 p.m. OR July 18th 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Fee: $10
WILL YOUR SAVINGS LAST?
How much income will you need to support the lifestyle you want to
live when you retire? While there’s no such thing as a one-size-fitsall strategy, there are steps you can take to greatly enhance your
probability of achieving a financially
secure retirement.
Roth IRA Conversions:
Jeff Amundson, Thrivent Financial
May 16th 4:00-5:00 p.m. OR June 15th 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Fee: $10
IS A ROTH IRA RIGHT FOR YOU?
Roth IRAs are popular retirement savings vehicles because
distributions are generally free from federal income tax. However,
before deciding to convert to a Roth IRA, there are a number of
factors to consider.
Social Security:
Jeff Amundson, Thrivent Financial
June 15 4:00-5:00 p.m. OR July 18th 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Fee: $10
WHEN SHOULD YOU START TAKING YOUR BENEFITS?
With traditional pensions disappearing, Social Security is the major
source of guaranteed lifetime retirement income for most people.
One of the most important financial decisions you must make is to
determine when to begin receiving your Social Security retirement
benefits.
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AARP Smart Driver Safety Course
Why take a driver safety course? Because driving has changed
since you first got your
license, and doing so
could save you money!
Cars have changed.
So have traffic rules,
driving conditions and
the roads you travel
every day. Some
drivers 55+ have never
looked back since they got their first driver’s license, but even the
most experienced drivers can benefit from brushing up on their
driving skills. By taking a driver safety course you will learn the
current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques and how to
operate your vehicle more safely in today’s increasingly challenging
driving environment. You will learn how you can manage and
accommodate common age-related changes in vision, hearing and
reaction time. In addition, you will learn how to minimize the effects
of dangerous blind spots; how to maintain the proper following
distance behind another car; the safest ways to change lanes and
make turns at busy intersections; proper use of safety belts, air
bags, antilock brakes and new technology found in cars today; ways
to monitor your own and others’ driving skills and capabilities; the
effects of medications on driving; the importance of eliminating
distractions such as eating, smoking and using cell phones.
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8-hour course (for those who have never taken the class)
May 3 & 4
5:30-9:30 p.m. Fees: $22
Class ID: AARP May.
Washington Learning Center Room 104
(door #1)
!4-hour refresher course (every three years after the 8-hour course)
Wednesday, May 3
noon-4 p.m.
Fees: $22
Class ID: AARP Ref. May. Washington Learning Center
Room 104 (door #1)
Fees include a host fee that has been added to the course fee.
Refresher classes are also offered at the Community Center, call
354-3212 for class dates and times.
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!Leather ToolingYouth Community Education Classes
Instructor -Kara Carlson
Middle School Industrial Arts Classroom # 224 & 225
(door #1)
Tuesday’s June 13, 20th , 27th 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Tuition and Belt Blank - $28
(Students who want to purchase tools or buy additional leather kits will have
that option)
(12 years old – Adult)
(Class size minimum 4)
In this class, you will be learning the basics of leather stamping and tooling.
We will start out with scrap pieces and work our way up to hand tooling and
finishing a leather belt. I will supply the leather belt blank and students may
borrow my tools – or, there will be an option of purchasing a basic tool stamp
kit.
!Polymer Clay Play
Instructor -Kara Carlson
Middle School Industrial Arts Classroom # 224 & 225
(door #1)
Tuesday July 25th – 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Tuition $10 (Plus your cost of clay-you will need to purchase and
bring along to class)
(12 years old – Adult)
(Class Size Minimum 4)
Flowers, Bugs, and Beads??? – using polymer clay we will explore
different techniques to make some fun 3-D works of art. The
instructor will supply the tools.
**Students will need to purchase and bring their own polymer
clay (4-6 blocks of various colors…FIMO, PRIMO, SCULPEY etc.
are available at big block hobby and craft stores) and bring an
old cookie sheet.
!YARN POWER
Instructor -Kara Carlson
Middle School Industrial Arts Classroom # 224 & 225 (door #1)
August 9th and 16th 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Tuition - $16 (plus the costs of your yarn and floss-you will need
to purchase and bring along to class)
(Ages 11 – 14) (Class Minimum 4)
God’s Eyes, Pom-Poms, Knitting Knobby’s, Braiding, Cord
Wrapping, Knotting, Looming We will explore some fun and
wonderful ways to create things with yarn, embroidery floss and
cord. Students will need to bring several skeins of yarn in their
favorite colors. A bag of scrap yarn of various colors, a yarn
needle, 6 skeins of embroidery floss in your favorite colors, and
a sharp (like a Fiscar) scissors.
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Youth Focused First Aid Training:
Instructor: Jeff Allerson
Fee $15 per person
Class Duration: 1.5 Hours
July 28th 1:00 p.m. -2:30 p.m. OR August 28th 1:00 p.m. -2:30 p.m.
Washington Learning Center Room #103 (door #1)
Description: This class will help anyone develop the basic skills
necessary to manage a first aid situation. Students learn duties and
responsibilities of first aid rescuers and first aid actions needed for
common medical and environmental emergencies. A few examples
of the skills learned include caring for choking, minor cuts and
bruises, broken bones and sprains, sun burn, heat/cold related
emergencies, allergic reactions, animal bites and stings. The class
will also discuss how and when to make a 911 call.
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New Ulm Community Education
!Youth Focused CPR/AED Training: Instructor: Jeff Allerson
Fee $15 per person
Class Duration: 1.5 Hours
June 9th 1:00 p.m. -2:30 p.m. OR August 11th 1:00 p.m. -2:30 p.m.
Washington Learning Center Room #103 (door #1)
Description: This non-certification class will allow anyone to learn
the core skills of CPR. Participants will learn how to use an AED,
develop the skills for choking relief and will learn how to recognize
an emergency. These various skills will focus on care for an Adult,
Child, and Infant. Great for youth who have more independence
during the summer, for those watching their siblings, or for anyone
that just wants to know how to react in an emergency situation! This
class is for anyone who wants to learn basic CPR skills, choking
relief and AED awareness.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Entering grades 1-3
Your child will learn science and math concepts while working with
materials from the Lego Educational Division. Children will learn how
to use levers, pulleys and gears in order to build projects such as
carousels, drawbridges and conveyor belts. This class offers great
hands on learning opportunities for the beginner. This course will
expand your child’s knowledge of science and math concepts such
as levers, pulleys and gears. Your child will gain confidence in his/
her ability to understand how simple machines work. (S)he will build
projects including a crane, catapult and race car.
Tuesday July 18, Wednesday July 19 and Thursday July 20 from
8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Washington School Cafeteria (door #1)
Minimum 8/ Maximum 36
$75 per participant. **Cost includes a take home prize!
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Lego Design 2
Entering grades 4-7.
This class will focus on building Lego Vehicles with Lego Technic
elements from the Lego Educational Division. Your child will gain
understanding of how wheels, axles, levers and gears work together
to make vehicles move. The children will have the opportunity to
hook up a motor and a battery to their vehicles and race! Using
some of the math and science concepts learned in school and in this
class, your child will build Battlebots out of Lego materials from the
Lego Educational Division. (S)he will be work with a team to create
vehicles that will compete in the battle ring! Your child will learn
about torque, tension, force, friction and compound gearing. Bring
your imagination and your competitive spirit, this class is high speed
fun!
Tuesday July 18, Wednesday July 19 and Thursday July 20 from
8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Washington School Cafeteria (door #1)
Minimum 8/ Maximum 36
$75 per participant. **Cost includes a take home prize!
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Canvas Creations!
Entering grades 2-8.
You will have fun painting with your friends. Start with a blank
canvas and acrylic paints and learn the basics about brush strokes,
mixing paint and basic painting techniques. This will be an enjoyable
time to paint with friends! You will bring home three creations at the
end of class. Display them as stand-alone or as companion pieces.
All materials are supplied. Aprons are available, but we suggest that
you dress accordingly as acrylic paints do not wash out of clothes.
Tuesday July 18, Wednesday July 19 and Thursday July 20 from
12:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
Washington School Cafeteria (door #1)
Minimum: 8 / Maximum 36
$75 for three sessions.
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MakerSpace in the Jefferson STEM Lab
Instructors: Beth Sletta and Amber Schaefer
Grades: Completed grades 2-4
Fees: $30
Dates: Monday & Tuesday June 26-27
Times: 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Jefferson School
Room # 146 & 147
Minimum: 12/ Maximum: 20
Come to the Jefferson STEM Lab to experience a MakerSpace.
Participants will be able to create, invent, build, take things apart,
and have fun while learning about science, technology, engineering
and math.
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MakerSpace in the Jefferson STEM Lab
Instructors: Beth Sletta and Amber Schaefer
Grades: Completed grades 2-4
Fees: $30
Dates: Monday & Tuesday July 17-18
Times: 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Jefferson School
Room # 146 & 147
Minimum: 12/ Maximum: 20
Come to the Jefferson STEM Lab to experience a MakerSpace.
Participants will be able to create, invent, build, take things apart,
and have fun while learning about science, technology, engineering
and math.
!MakerSpace in the Jefferson STEM Lab
Instructors: Beth Sletta and Amber Schaefer
Grades: Completed grades 2-4
Fees: $30
Dates: Monday & Tuesday July 24-25
Times: 1:00- p.m. 3:00 p.m.
Jefferson School
Room # 146 & 147
Minimum: 12/ Maximum: 20
Come to the Jefferson STEM Lab to experience a MakerSpace.
Participants will be able to create, invent, build, take things apart,
and have fun while learning about science, technology, engineering
and math.
!Coding Robots and Cartoons
Instructors: Beth Sletta and Amber Schaefer
Grades: Completed grades 2-4
Fees: $24
Dates: Thursday & Friday June 29-30
Times: 9:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m.
Jefferson School
Room # 146 & 147
Minimum: 8/ Maximum: 12
Learn how to use Blockly code to program Dash & Dot, Ollie, Ozobot
and Sphero robots. Build an obstacle course and then test your
programming skills as you direct your robot through the course.
Code your own story or cartoon using Scratch or Blockly code on the
desktop computers.
!Fun in the Computer Lab
Instructors: Beth Sletta and Amber Schaefer
Grades: Completed grades 2-4
Fees: $24
Dates: Thursday & Friday July 20-21
Times: 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Jefferson School
Room # 146 & 147
Minimum: 10/ Maximum: 20
Have some fun in the computer lab!
Use Google Sheets to create pixel art.
Experiment with code.org and Made with Code.
Create a Slideshow with animations, photos and videos.
Experiment with stop motion animation and green screen video
production.
!Tour of the Parks-
June 21st from 8:40 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (loading bus at 8:45 a.m. and
heading back from Hanska Park at 3:00 p.m.)
Fee: $3 (bring a sack lunch)
Meet at the Annex (located between Jefferson and the Middle
School to load bus at 8:45 and pick up about 3:00pm.
Have fun touring and playing at Northside Park, Riverside park,
Hermann Park and finally Hanska Park for the afternoon!
!Readers Theater
Instructor: Melanie Schmidt
Rehearsals Monday August 21 & Wednesday August 23rd
1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Washington Learning Center # 103 (door #1)
Performance Thursday August 24th - location TBD
Max of 20 children.
Fee $25 per student
Readers Theater is a style of performance that requires the actor to
READ with expression. No memorization required! Energy and lots
of animated reading bring the story to life! We will read and perform
2 short fairytale play. "Once Upon A Hundred Year Nap" & "Live! It's
Fairytale News!" are 2 hilarious shows that are fun to learn and
perform. After 2 rehearsals, we will perform for an adoringaudience
at a local care facility. Great fun for boys and girls! Simple costumes
and props add to the fun! Come prepared to be someone or
something you are not!
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!Basic Sign Language
Instructor: Brenda Longworth, Certified Sign Language interpreter
Grades 3rd-8th
Fee: $50
July 10-14th from 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door#1)
Room #103
This course will give you a basic introduction to Sign Language and
Deaf Culture. You will start off by learning the alphabet and
numbers. From there, some basic signs, family, animals, colors,
days of the week, and many others! You will have fun with activities
and games with the signs that you learn.
!Design a T-Shirt!!
Instructor: Korene Altman
June 23rd from 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Fee $15
Ages 7-12 years old
Minimum 6 / Maximum 15
Design an iron on image using special crayons. You will need to
bring a white t-shirt that is a cotton blend. If time allows, we will
make another design to take home for another shirt or work on some
cool coloring pages
!Acrylic Painting on Canvas (Bird)
June 20th from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Washington Learning Center ( door#1)
Room #103
Ages 10-12 years old
Fee: $15
Min 5/ Max 15
Supplies will be supplied. Come paint your own Bird with acrylic
paints!
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Summer Classes for Kids
Summer classes are for students who will be entering
kindergarten through grade six.Preschool children may attend
with an adult. Siblings may attend the same class and receive
a $2 discount per supply fee per child. Some of these classes
feature projects perfectly suited to enter in the county fair this
summer! Please register at least 48 hours prior to the start of
class. Supply fees are payable with cash or check to the
instructor on the day of class.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
!Design a Tote Bag
Instructor: Korene Altman
July 27th from 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Fee $15
Ages 7-12 years old
Min 8 / Max 12.
We will choose a design for the bag and use fabric markers to paint
the bag. Bags will be provided.
!Making Bead Rings
Instructor: Korene Altman
August 21st from 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Fee $15
Ages: 8-13 years old
Min 7 /Max 12
We will be making dainty rings using wire and seed beads. All
materials will be provided.
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Happy Father's Day!
We can't tell you the details of Dad's special gift
because it's a surprise, but we can tell you he will
love the present you are going to make for him!
We'll make a card and decorate a gift bag, so you
can keep your surprise a secret, if you can wait until
Father's Day to give it to him.
Tuesday, June 13 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Jefferson School Cafeteria
Community Ed Fee: $5
Supply Fee: $20
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!Home Alone Safety
(Grades 2-6)
Instructor: Melanie Schmidt
June 28th from 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. OR
July 11th from 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. OR
August 1st from 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.
Fees: $12
Washington Learning Center (door #1)
Room #103
Staying home alone for the first time is an opportunity eagerly
anticipated by most kids; but with opportunity comes responsibility.
This course is a brief overview of a variety of common scenarios and
topics specific to boys and girls preparing to stay home alone or stay
home with younger siblings. Topics include but are not limited to
sibling conflict, stranger danger, healthy choices, problem solving,
and identifying emergencies.We will use discussions, quizzes and
hands-on exercises to reinforce learning. Parents are welcome but
not required to attend.
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Jefferson School Gym
August 15th from 10 a.m.-11 a.m.
FREE!!
Come and marvel at the amazing creatures of the reptile and
amphibian wold including snakes, turtles, lizards, crocodilians,
toads, frogs, and salamanders!!
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!
!RAD ZOO- Reptile & Amphibian Zoo-
Travel Memory Game
Let's make a fun, keepsake game to get you through
the first weeks of summer when you might be
tempted to say, “I'm bored!” This class is a favorite
for both kids and parents! Our colorful, handmade
memory game is perfect for travel and camping.
Thursday, June 9 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Jefferson School Cafeteria
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee: $12
Beat the Heat
We will make two projects to take home: a
homemade splash ball to help you stay cool
outdoors, and a sturdy, homemade popsicle
memory game for hours of fun indoors. If the
weather is nice, we will play outside with our
splash balls at the end of class.
Thursday, June 15 1:00 p.m.– 2:30 p.m.
Jefferson School Cafeteria
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee: $15
!Tie-Dye Pillowcase
We’ll decorate a soft pillowcase with Sharpies in
every shade imaginable and use secret techniques
to transform our designs into tie-dye style works of
art! Summer bedtimes will be a little easier when
you sleep on your special pillowcase. This project is
perfect to enter at the fair! Please dress in play clothes.
Monday, June 20 1:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Jefferson School Cafeteria
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee: $10
!Acrylic Painting on Canvas (Flower)
June 15th from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Washington Learning Center ( door#1)
Room #103
Ages 10-12 years old
Fee: $15
Min 5/ Max 15
Supplies will be supplied. Come paint your own Flower with acrylic
paints!!
Circle Art
We will provide hundreds of colorful card stock
circles in three different sizes and a large canvas,
and you’ll be the artist, arranging your circles to
create your own unique design. This project could
be a blue ribbon winner at the county fair, and it
will decorate your home for years to come!
Thursday, June 22 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Jefferson Cafeteria
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee: $20
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!Super Scientists
This STEM class is a summer tradition! We will
conduct last summer’s most popular
experiments (including dry ice projects), wear
lab coats, and work with partners to conduct
experiments and learn about polymers,
molecules, solids, liquids, gases, and more. Later, you can show off
these tricks at home. This class fills every summer, so sign up early!
Monday, July 10 1:00 p.m.– 2:30 p.m.
Middle School FACS Room # 211
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee: $20
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Lemonade Stand Kit
Just in time to serve visitors who are in
town for Bavarian Blast, you’ll decorate
EVERYTHING you need for a lemonade
stand! We will make real lemonade with
fresh lemons and real sugar. Once you
have sampled homemade lemonade, you
may never buy a can or packet of
lemonade mix again! Fresh lemonade is
much healthier for you. Siblings may attend this class and share the
supply fee and the lemonade stand kit.
Thursday, July 13 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Middle School FACS Room # 211
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee: $25
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
!
!Kids in the Kitchen: Fruit Salsa*
We'll be enjoying summer's sweetest bounty in
a new way, making homemade fruit salsa and
homemade cinnamon crisps, just right for
double-dipping. You will take home the recipes
and leftovers to share with your family.
Students entering kindergarten may attend
with an adult.
Friday, July 14 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Middle School FACS Room # 211
Community Ed Fee: $5 Supply Fee $20
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!Wednesdays, July 19 and 26
Makerspace* with Beth Sletta
!Star* indicates that space is limited and participants must sign up!
!Also, watch the library calendar for Skype sessions with people from
around the world (times will vary), Writer’s Workshop, Storywalks,
Tween and Teen Battle of the Books, Drumming and more!
There will be crafts, activities and thousands of books at the library
every day! Come join the fun!
!Tuesday, August 1 - 6 - 8 p.m.
Wrap Up - Fun Night at Vogel!
!New Ulm Public Library Adult Programs
!Join a Book Group! Stop by the library Service Center or call to get
a copy of the book being discussed. All are welcome.
Adult Book Discussion Group discusses primarily fiction with
some memoirs and general nonfiction on the first Monday of each
month at 6:30 p.m.
History Book Group discusses nonfiction history books on the third
Tuesday of each month at 12 p.m.
Mystery Book Group discusses mysteries and thrillers on the last
Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
Sci-Fi/Fantasy Book Group discusses mostly science fiction with
some fantasy on the last Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
!World War I Speaker Series presented by the Brown County
Historical Society, New Ulm Park and Rec, Friends of the New Ulm
Public Library, and the library
!Thursday, May 11 - 7 p.m
The Minnesota Home Guard in World War I - Greg Gaut
!Thursday, June 12 - 12 p.m. @ BCHS Annex (2 N. Minnesota)
The Military Uniforms of World War I - Doug Bekke
!Thursday, July 13 - 12 p.m. @ BCHS Annex (2 N. Minnesota)
Women on the Homefront in Minnesota During World War I Kathryn Goetz
Summer Fun at The New Ulm Library
2017 Summer Reading Program
!Minnesota Valley Civil War Round Table
!
June 5 - July 28
“Build a Better World”
!Monday, June 5 - 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 16 - 6:30 p.m.
Lincoln’s Foreign Policy - Bryce Stenzel
Music @ German Park presented in partnership with New Ulm Park
and Rec and KNUJ
Summer Reading Program Registration
* “Worldly” activities
* Sign up for classes
* Balloon fun - 1 - 3 p.m.
!Storytimes for June and July - Monday mornings @ 10 and
Thursday afternoons @ 2 (in the library basement)
!Tuesday, June 6 - 2 p.m. @ German Park
Everett Smithson Band
* 30 minutes of entertainment
* 30 minutes of harmonica lessons
* Free harmonicas
!Monday, June 19 - 7 p.m.
The Porchlights
!Monday, June 26 - 7 p.m.
Bee Balm Fields
!New Ulm Public Library
17 N. Broadway
New Ulm, MN 56073
507.359.8331
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Community Education Trips:
!RENT at the Orpheum Theatre
!Wednesday, June 14 - 12:30 & 2 p.m.
Drawing Classes* with Ed Fornberg
!Wednesday,
June 21 - 12:30 & 2 p.m.
Painting Classes* with Rhonda Johnson
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Tuesday, June 27 - 3 p.m.
Lower Sioux Chores and Games* - presentation by Dane Nelson.
This workshop is for older children and adults. It will be informative
and fun!
!Wednesday, June 28 - 1 p.m.
“What’s in the Water?”* - This presentation by Scott Kudelka,
Minnesota DNR, includes making “fish prints”!
!Tuesday, July 11 - 1 p.m.
Shoemaking Demonstration by Pageen Rozeske
!Tuesday, July 18 - 1 p.m.
Spinning and Carding Wool Demonstration by JoAnn Huss
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Wednesday, July 12 - 1 p.m.
Geocaching at Goosetown*
with Scott Kudelka
Saturday June 10th 2pm Show
Registration deadline April 10, 2017
Fee: Charter bus and ticket $75
Bus will leave at 11:30am from the Middle School Parking Lot on
South Garden Street.
Jonathan Larson’s RENT makes it way back to the Orpheum
Theater! This Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning Masterpiece
continue to speak loudly and defiantly to audiences across
generations and all over the world. In 1996, an original rock musical
by a little-known composer opened on Broadway… and forever
changed the landscape of American theater. A reimagining of
Puccini’s La Boheme, Rent follows an unforgettable year in the lives
of seven artists struggling to follow their dreams without selling out.
With its inspiring message of joy and hope in the face of fear, this
timeless celebration of friendship and creativity reminds us to
measure our lives with the only thing that truly matters- love.
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!Motown The Musical at the
Grease at The Chanhassen Dinner Theaters
Saturday September 16, 2017
Registration deadline August 11, 2017
Fee: Charter Bus, lunch and show $90
Lunch at 11:00am, show begins at 1:00pm
Bus will leave at 9:30a.m. from the Middle School Parking Lot on
South Garden Street.
After a decade, Grease, the #1 best seller in Chanhassen Dinner
Theaters history, joyfully returns to the Main Stage! Fancy a
nostalgic evening full of greased-up hair, jukebox jingles and bobby
socks. The most popular fun-filled musical in the history of Rock ‘n’
Roll is packed with explosive energy, vibrant 1950’s pop culture and
unforgettable tunes: “Summer Nights,” “Look at me, I’m Sandra
Dee,” “ We Go Together,” “Greased Lightnin’,” “Beauty School
Dropout,” AND added songs made popular in the beloved film:
“Grease (Is The Word),” “Hopelessly Devoted to You” and “You’re
the One That I Want.” Join Sandy, Danny Zuko, those groovy TBirds, sassy Pink Ladies and the whole gang at Rydell High for an
affectionate satire of high school like in the 50’s. Shoo-bop shoo-bop
a-ram-a-lam -a ding-dong!! It’s a high-octane Rock ‘n’ Roll party that
entertains from start to finish. Be There or Be Square!
Orpheum Theatre
Saturday July 15, 2017 2pm Show
Registration deadline May 15, 2017
Fee: Charter bus and Ticket $80
Bus will leave at 11:30am from the Middle School Parking Lot on
South Garden Street.
Motown The Musical is the true American story of Berry Gordy’s
journey from featherweight boxer to heavyweight music mogul who
launched the careers of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Smokey
Robinson and many more. It began as one man’s story, became
everyone’s music, and is now Broadway’s musical. Motown The
Musical tells the story of how Berry Gordy shattered barriers; shaped
our lives and made us all move to the same beat. Now, experience
the record-breaking smash hit live on stage.
!Minnesota State Fair
Thursday August 31, 2017
Bus will leave at 6:30am from the Middle School Parking Lot on
South Garden Street and leave the fair at 4p.m.
Charter Bus Fee: $25 payable at New Ulm Community Education
Pre-admission tickets will be available at the Chamber of Commerce
Office or admission fees will be collected on the bus.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
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Early Childhood Family Education
Summer 2017
WEEK OF THE YOUNG CHILD FAMILY FAIR
Celebrate Week of the Young Child at ECFE’s Family Fair. Over 30 community
agencies, programs, and businesses will have booths set up with activities for
young children and information for parents.
!
DATES:
TIME:
PLACE:
COST:
!
FUN IN THE PARK
Lets get outside and enjoy the beautiful parks in New Ulm! We will bring the stories,
games, and activities to the great outdoors! Join us for Fun in the Park!
!
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
Saturday – April 22
10:00 am–Noon
Washington Learning Center
FREE
GRANDPARENT AND ME (2 1/2-5 yrs)
Children love showing grandparents their school. This class provides an
opportunity for grandparents to play and have fun with their grandchildren
without having to clean up afterward! A memorable morning of activities and
projects will be planned for this special time.
ECFE EDUCATION
!
DATES:
TIME:
PLACE:
COST:
!
Saturday – April 29
10:00–11:30 am
Washington Elementary School
$7 / Child (registration required)
AGE:
COST:
COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER
ECFE is sponsoring a baby shower for everyone who is currently pregnant,
has had a baby or adopted a baby in the past 12 months, or is licensed child
care provider caring for at least one infant.
!
Mark your calendars for this event which will include speakers on important
topics related to your baby and vendors with products and information relevant
to parents.
!
Gift packets will be given to the first 70 parents in the door. There will also be
door prizes!
!
!
*Weather Cancellation - if the weather doesn’t allow for fun and active outdoor play,
Fun in the Park will be cancelled. Please contact the ECFE Office 233.8300 or
check our Facebook page (ECFE-New Ulm) for the latest updates.
!
MOM & SON HOEDOWN
Calling all moms and their sons! Enjoy a special afternoon with your favorite little
cowboy. Families Together is hosting a Hoedown from 2:00–4:00 pm on Sunday,
May 7 at the New Ulm Country Club. The afternoon will include dancing,
refreshments, pictures of each couple, and lots of quality time with your son!
Admission is $10 per couple, with a $5 charge for each additional son.
!
DATE: Saturday, May 6
TIME: 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
PLACE: Washington Learning Center
COST: FREE
*Pending MCPD Develop Approval
!
27th ANNUAL VEHICLE FAIR
Once again we will fill the school parking lot with many different
vehicles...everything from a fire truck to a school bus to a police car. There will
also be two food vendors so plan on having dinner at the Vehicle Fair!
!
Wednesdays - June 7 - August 23
10:00 am – 11:00 am
June 7
German Park (German & 3rd N)
June 14
Harman Park (Garden & Center)
June 21
Herman Heights Park (Center & Monument)
June 28
Lincoln Park (Washington & 7th S)
July 5
North Park (Franklin & 19th N)
July 12
North Market Park (German & 14th N)
July 19
Riverside Park (Front & 1st S)
July 26
Washington Park (Washington & 8th N)
August 2
Harman Park (Garden & Center)
August 9
Nehl’s Park (Summit Ave & Lincoln Ln)
August 16
Herman Heights Park (Center & Monument)
August 23
Riverside Park (Front & 1st S)
Birth - 5 Years (older sibling welcomed)
FREE
!
• This event is for boys ages 3 years to third grade
• Grandmothers, aunts, stepmothers, big sisters, and other special women are
invited to be escorts
• Dress is western wear (jeans, boots, hats, etc.)
• Each boy will receive a cowboy hat and bandanna
• Each couple will receive a 5x7 photo courtesy of JMH Photography
<www.facebook.com/jmhphotography12>
Tickets must be purchased in advance from the New Ulm ECFE Office or Sleepy
Eye ECFE Office. Space is limited.
ECFE Registration
• Online <www.newulm.k12.mn.us/ec> or <www.nupseagleshop.com>
• In Person
DATE: Wednesday, May 24
TIME: 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
PLACE: Jefferson School Parking Lot - Garden Street
Like us on Facebook at ECFE-New Ulm. We will be posting reminders of
upcoming ECFE and Community Events for parents of young children.
KINDERGARTEN KICKSTART
The Kindergarten Kickstart program provides a pre-kindergarten experiences for children entering kindergarten in the fall. The goal of the program is to acquaint the
children with some of the activities, terms, and routines they will be learning in the first few weeks of kindergarten. Our goals is to help children feel, and be, more
successful when they begin school.
!Dates:
!Time:
8 class days - July 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27
8:30am-11:30am
Ages:
Child attending must be enrolled in a kindergarten program for the 2017-2018 school year
!Tuition:
$100 per session
Free and Reduced rates are available to families who qualify. Free if your child is on a Pathway I or II Scholarship with Eagles Preschool.
!Busing:
Upon request, in town transportation is provided to and from the program on a space available basis.
!*Registration is required,
and space is limited. To register your child please contact our ECFE office at 233-8300.
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