sports and fitness - Ellsworth Community School District

EASY WAYS TO REGISTER
BY MAIL
Mail your registration and check to:
Ellsworth Community Education
PO Box 1500, Ellsworth WI 54011
IN PERSON
Visit us in the Ellsworth Senior High School, room
225 (the Special Education office) during office hours.
OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Phone (715)273-3911
REGISTRATION HINTS
Registration is required at least one to two weeks
prior to class starting. Trips have earlier deadlines!
Fees must accompany your registration form.
Refunds will be given if classes are filled or cancelled
by us. If you decide not to take a class, you must notify
us at least one week before the first class. Then a
refund will be sent to you. (Penalties may apply.
Some classes may be nonrefundable.)
SCHOOL CLOSINGS
If school closes during the day due to bad
weather, Community Education will cancel all its
activities.
School closings are announced on WEVR 1550AM,
WCCO 830AM, KCUE 1250AM, and KWING 105.9FM
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Drivers Education
Home / Hobbies – Trips
2
4-14
Computer Classes
10
Sports and Fitness
12-17
Hunter Safety
17
Panther Kid’s Club
18-19
Klaas-Jonas Community Pool
20-21
Swimming Lesson Information
20
School Census Form
22
Kindergarten Developmental
Screenings
23
Ellsworth Area Resource Guide
Community Ed Registration Forms
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24-27
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Senior Tax Exchange (S.T.E.P.) Program
This program allows senior citizens at least 62 years of
age to directly participate in the education of our students
or operation of our schools. It is a great opportunity for our
senior citizens to share their talents with our children and
staff while increasing the resources available to our
students and staff. In exchange for work completed,
senior citizens will receive a specified payment up to the
value of their local school property taxes. If you are at
least 62 years old and would like to share your talents
with our children and staff in our schools in exchange for
a specified payment towards your local school property
taxes, or for more information on this program please call
715-273-3900 – Barry Cain, Superintendent Ellsworth
Community School District. You can also visit our
website for more information on this program:
http://www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/
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DRIVERS EDUCATION
Safety & Respect Driving School
Now enrolling for classes, and behind the wheel training.
Classes are held at the Ellsworth High School.
Enroll on-line at www.safetyandrespect.com
Select the Ellsworth location when enrolling on-line.
(715) 855-5146
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School Theater
There are a few little obstacles with the prom this year. First,
it's taking place at an abandoned inn, which not only needs to
be fixed up (with a bulldozer!) but is inhabited by the ghosts of a
gangster and his moll who are not happy about being disturbed.
Next, the kids on the prom committee have dates with all the
wrong people and can't stop playing dating roulette. And finally,
the love-starved janitor who has been dreaming for 20 years to
marry Miss Gray, their teacher, is holding everyone hostage.
And you thought not knowing how to dance was a problem! This
is some enchanted evening you'll never forget!
On the Ellsworth High School Stage:
PROM NIGHT FRIGHT March 23, 24 and 25
Check with the Ellsworth High School Office for when tickets
will become available for purchase. 715-273-3904
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Pierce County Ecumenical Choir
Like to sing? Join this Community Choir! It is open to anyone
from high school age to senior citizens that can sing!! We
meet on Sunday’s starting Jan. 8th and going through April. (if
you miss the first week you are welcome to join in the 2nd
week or after) There will be performances or concerts around
the Easter Season in surrounding churches.
Rehearsals start on Sunday Jan. 8th and continue on Sundays
through April. We meet at the Ellsworth High School Choir
Room at 1:30 on Sundays.
There is no charge to participants. Any funds raised in the
free will offerings will go to the food shelf. If you have
questions, concerns or want to talk about joining, please call
Shelly Johnson at 715-594-3012. Or just show up to
practice. So if you love to sing, and are good at it,
consider joining our group! We are always looking for
new members!
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AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE—THE LATEST
FROM AARP DRIVER SAFETY
AARP Driver Safety just got smarter. The AARP initiative
that has helped older drivers stay safe, educated and confident
behind the wheel since 1979 has debuted its new, research-based
AARP Smart Driver course. After taking the course, you may
be eligible for a multi-year discount on your car insurance!
(Consult your auto insurance agent for details.) Be one of
the first to experience the new AARP Smart Driver course.
Space is limited, so register now by calling 715-273-3911
Location – TBD. We will email or call anyone who signed
up for this class with the location of where it will be held as
we get closer to the date. PAY AT THE CLASS –
$15 (AARP members please bring your membership card),
non-members $20.
Time: 1:00-5:00
Date: April 5th
Cost: $15 for AARP members, $20 non-members
Location: TBD - After you sign up you will get a call as to
where this class will be held. Register at 715-273-3911
Creating Container Gardens & Hanging Baskets
Creating a beautiful hanging basket or container
garden doesn’t have to be as difficult as one may think.
Learn what plants to use for shade or sun, what type of
soil and container to choose. We will make a basket in class.
Date: April 19
Time: 6:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Cost: $25
Deadline for sign up: April 15
Location: High School Ag Room
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Preparing Your Estate
This seminar will focus on the issues to address when
developing an estate plan and the importance of working
with an estate planning attorney. Participants will learn the
function of a will and its affect on the probate process as
well as the different kinds of trusts available and benefits
and risks they offer. The Seminar will also focus on different
strategies to decrease estate taxes and passing assets to
your heirs. An estate planning attorney, Jens Loberg, will
be present.
Date: Feb. 7
Time: 6:30-8:00
Location: Ellsworth High School IMC
Cost: Free but MUST register
Deadline to sign up: Feb. 2
Instructor: Conor Smyth CFP® and Attorney Jens Loberg
Chalk Paint Spring or Easter Signs
Make a colorful pallet style sign to welcome spring and Easter
into your home! The wood slats are assembled into a 14” x 24”
sign, now all it needs is your special touch! Several colors of
chalk paint will be available so you are sure to leave with a sign
you are happy to hang in your home! Choice from the phrase
“Happy Easter” or “Hello Spring” at time of reservation.
Date: March 14
Time: 6:30-8:30
Cost: $35
Deadline for sign up: March 7
Location: High School – FACE Room 102
Min. 5/Max 20
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Hello Cupcake! Spring Edition YOUTH CLASS
Cupcakes that are too cute to eat? That’s what we will
make in this spring time inspired cupcake decorating class.
Each child will leave with 6 delicious decorated cupcakes
in a cupcake carrier. All supplies are provided. Please
supply instructor with any allergen restrictions.
Grades 1-6
Date: April 7
Time: 6:30-8:00
Location: Ellsworth High School Home Ec
Cost: $27
Deadline to sign up: March 30
Min. 6/Max 15
‘LOVE’ Floral Canvas Art - YOUTH CLASS
You are going to LOVE this fun class! Using beautiful
faux flowers, beads and buttons participants will assemble
the word “LOVE” on a 9”x12” white canvas. Several varieties
of colorful flowers will be available to adorn your canvas
with so you are sure to leave with a piece of wall art
you will love! Grades 2-6
Date: Feb. 14
Time: 6:00-7:30
Location: Ellsworth High School Home Ec
Cost: $ 23
Deadline to sign up: Feb. 6
Min. 6/Max 15
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Rustic Memories Photo Board
Make a special place to store all the photos you love with
this rustic wood photo hanger! The wood slats are
already assembled into an 18” x 18” sign and ready for
you to choose your stain color. After your board is
stained several colors of paint will be available to match
your sign to your home décor! All supplies are included.
Date: April 26
Cost: $35
Time: 6:30-8:30
Deadline to sign up: April 14
Location: High School FACE Room 102
Min 5/Max 20
Wine Glass Etching and Beaded Stem Charms
Let’s get creative and design or own wine glasses and stem
charms. Learn this easy and fun way to custom etch any
glass. Several design options will be available. We will also
create a set of 4 wine glass stem charms out of colorful
beads. All supplies and instructions are included, and each
participant will leave with 2 completed wine glasses and 4
charms.
Date: March 1
Cost: $28
Time: 6:30-8:00
Deadline to sign up: Feb. 20
Location: High School FACE Room 102
Min 6/Max 20
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COMPUTERS
Beginning Computer Concepts & Microsoft Word
Don't be intimidated by your computer! With just a few
easy-to-understand lessons from a patient instructor, you
can learn how to understand basic computer functions. Learn
basic computer terminology. Learn about your desktop and
how to save things to it. You'll discover how to create, open,
move save, and find your files, how to recognize different file
types; how to sort and organize documents into categories
that work for you; and other basic computer questions you
may have. Class is for the very beginner computer user.
3 sessions Date: Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and Feb. 8
Time: 6:00-8:00
Cost: 33.00
Deadline to sign up: Jan. 19
Location – High School (Room TBD) Minimum 5 required
Robotic Classes – Offered through Pierce County 4-H
NXT’s 101 Introduction to Lego Robotics (Grades 4-12)
LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 is the second generation of robotics products from the
LEGO group with the LEGO MINDSTORMS Robotic invention systems. These robot
systems introduces entry -level robotics with state – of – the art hardware and easy–to–use
programming software. This robotics workshop series youth will spend two nights learning
to build and program the LEGO MINDSTORMS Robots. Through building and programing
using NXT LEGO kits, youth will be able to evaluate and test their designs enhancing their
critical thinking skills, evaluation skills and team building skillsets. From using light sensors,
touch sensors, ultrasonic sensors to using sound sensors, participants will have some fun
exploring science, technology, engineering and math. We will be offering two sessions of
this class and you are welcome to participate in one or both of these nights. The first class
youth will spend more time building and exploring the LEGO kits with some light introductions
to computer programming followed by the second night that is more focused on computer
programming. LEGO classes will be taking place on both February 14th & 21th, 2017
from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Sign up soon. Must pre-register by calling 715-273-6781
Date February 14th & 21th, 2017
Call to register 715-273-6781
Cost: Free but must register – classes fill up and are offered through 4-H first
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Location: Seyforth Building, Pierce Co.Fairgrounds
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Robotic Classes – Offered through Pierce County 4-H
NXT’s Robotics the NeXT Generation (Grades 4-12)
The Pierce County 4-H volunteers will be offering a new three class
robotics series for youth who have attended one or more robotics workshop
series. With new robot design of a creature/animal with legs, youth will
have the opportunity to enhance their skill sets in the areas of robot
construction, computer programming and evaluation. Using the LEGO
MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 education kits as well as the NXT LEGO
expansion kits youth will have the chance to use more functioning parts to
enhance functionality of designs and will explore a different side of
computer programing. The expansion kits have an additional 900 LEGO
parts!! We are excited to work with this new design. Together we will
learn how to program our robot how to walk and do other activities. Class
dates are March 14th, 21, & 23rd, 2017 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the
Seyforth Building located on the Pierce County Fair Grounds. Must preregister by calling 715-273-6781.
Date: March 14th, 21, & 23rd, 2017
Cost: Free but must register by calling 715-273-6781– classes fill up and
are offered to 4-H member first. Call soon to register!
Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Seyforth Building, Pierce County Fairgrounds
Limit 10
These Lego Robotics Programs are available through Pierce County
4-H. These classes above are open to anyone. Join in on the fun!!
Pierce County 4-H offers other Robotic, Lego and other stem
opportunities. If interested in joining Pierce County 4-H call
715-273-6781
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SPORTS AND FITNESS
Yoga Flow – Fitness Based Yoga
Mixed level stimulating yoga class appropriate for beginner
as well as intermediate level practitioners. Regain your
energy through asana with a focus on core strength, balance,
and flexibility. Find calm and improved focus along with a
sense of well being by practicing pranayama. Movement is
synchronized to the breath in flow yoga due to the smooth
way that the poses run together and become like a dance.
The breath acts as an anchor to the movement as you flow
from one pose to the next in time with an inhale or an exhale.
This joyful yoga class is taught by Certified Specialty Yoga
Instructor, Robin Kruse. Robin is also a Group Exercise
Instructor and Certified in Group Cycle.
Date: Wednesdays starting Jan. 25 – March 22 (9 weeks)
Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Location: Ellsworth High School Cafetorium
Cost: $75
Deadline to Jan. 23
Water Aerobics
Call the Klaas Jonas Community Pool for dates/times
and prices for water aerobics. 715-273-0754. This exercise
uses water resistance to develop strength and flexibility along
with building cardiovascular endurance. No swimming skills
are necessary as it is done in the shallow end. Call the pool
for more info!
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Tae Kwon Do
An alternative form of exercise and a means to defend yourself.
Tae Kwon Do is a traditional Korean-style martial art that
stresses using feet and hands as a means of self defense.
People of any age or ability are welcome.
Dates: Monday & Tuesday Time: 5:00-6:00 PM
Cost: grade K-5 $25/per month & grade 6-Adult $30/mo.
Location: St. Francis Parish Hall
Instructor: Jerome Wittig & Pam Rathbun
Do not send in payment to Community Ed for
Tae Kwon Do. Payment is directly to the instructor at the class.
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Adult (35 years and over ) Open Rec Basketball
Not a league format. Recreational co-ed pickup games.
Age: Adult – 35 years and over
Date: Every Wednesday and Sunday Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Location: Middle School Gym Contact: Tom Dietzler (715) 273-5023
Adult Mens Open Rec Basketball
Not a league format. Age: Adult
Location: Ellsworth Middle School Contact: John Groh (715) 594-3210
Or Tony Feuerhelm (715) 792-2567 for more information
Adult Open Rec Volleyball
Not a league format. Recreational co-ed
pickup games. Age: Adult
Date: Wednesdays
Location: Ellsworth High School
Time: 7:00-10:00 p.m.
Contact: Pete 612-239-0557
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The following fitness classes will be held at the
Fitness Influence Studio, which is located at
W6570 County N, Beldenville WI.
Call or check out the web site to get the latest updated
schedule of times and days of classes. Morning, afternoon,
evening and weekend classes available! Classes in
Strength Training, Interval Training (Cardio/Circuit), Cycle,
Yoga, WillPower, Strength & Abs, Cycle & Circuit, Power
Yoga, Pilates, Circuit Training, Iron Yoga, Zumba and Turbo
CrossFit, Kids Gymnastics, Kids Dance, Adult Salsa classes.
Open lift in the new weight room, day & evening hours.
1 Free Trial Week for all New Members!
Summer Swimming Lessons. American Red Cross Level 1-6,
Preschool Level 1-3, and Adult Lessons available upon request.
Water Aerobics in summer.
One on One Personal Training & Fitness Assessment.
For more info on classes, rates, directions, packages,
memberships, fees visit the web site at www.fitnessinfluence.com
or email at [email protected] or call 715-821-1125
Instructor: Heather Flock
All workout levels welcome. Call to sign up and get started in a fun
fitness program that’s right for you! Sign up and registration
will be done directly through the Fitness Influence. Do not send
registration form in to Community Ed.
All Weather Walking in the Schools
The schools will be open for walkers during the school year.
The track at the Senior High is also available for fair weather
use. Signs regarding use are posted at the gate. Please
register at the school office where you will be walking. Call the
school you plan to walk in to get times available to walk.
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* Newly Remodeled as of September!!
Do you want to enjoy your life to the fullest? Lose
weight? Build strength and stamina? Sleep well, feel
great & gain confidence? Meet others working towards
their health goal? Then this is your place to be! Come
join us!
Snap Fitness is located on Main Street Next to Family Dollar
and Ellsworth Chiropractic. Visit our website
www.snapfitness.com Or email us at
[email protected]
For a free week trial or to tour the facility please stop in
or contact us at 715-273-3734
-Open 24/7
-No Contracts
-Full Cardio Theatre
-Free Weights
-Unlimited Tanning (only $16.50 per month)
-Circuit Training Equipment
-Pay Month to Month
-Personal Training
-Clean Safe Environment
-Huge Savings With Insurance Discounts
-Free Week Trial
-Free Online Nutrition
-Free Equipment Orientation
-Free Personal Fitness Web Page
-Free Fitness Assessment
-Access to all Snap Clubs Nation Wide
-Free Online Meal Planning
-Group Training Classes
-Yogalaties Circuit Training, Get Fit, Seniors Group Fitness
Payments made directly to Snap Fitness. Do not send in
registration and fee to Community Ed. Pay at facility.
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Tractor Safety
The Tractor Safety course for 2012 in Pierce County will be
offered this spring for youths 13-15 years of age. The Federal
Child Labor Law, established in 1970 states that a person
under the age of 16 cannot be employed for driving a tractor
on farms not operated by their parents or guardians until they
have completed a tractor safety course and become certified.
Participants must be 14 years of age to receive this federal
certification. Thirteen year olds who enroll will receive
certification on their fourteenth birthday.
Wisconsin Act 455 prohibits any child under the age of 16 to
operate a farm tractor or self-propelled implement of
husbandry on the highway unless the child had completed
tractor safety certification. Wisconsin Act 178 establishes a
minimum age limit of 12 to enroll for this type of certification.
The class has hour requirements to follow. All class sessions
are set to meet the requirements to lead to certification. The
students must attend all classes and pass the course to
receive certification.
The course teaches youth about tractors and farm
machinery. They learn how to operate the machines
safely. They also learn about safety features connected
with operation and use of machines. The course includes
classroom and practical instruction and the youth are
tested on knowledge and operation of a tractor.
Students who enroll are required to have a Social Security
number before they can be certified. Application forms for
Social Security numbers are available at banks and post office
Bring a bag lunch.
Dates- June 19-22
Deadline to sign up: June 5
Location- Sr. High Ag. Room 90
Time: 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. – Bring a bag lunch
Instructor- Katie Christenson
Cost: $20
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Ellsworth Youth Sports Contacts
For information on Youth Traveling Sports go to
http://ellsworthyouthrec.com/
You can find a lot of info on all Ellsworth youth
sports like sign up dates, registration forms,
contact information and more!
T-ball, Youth Baseball, Softball, Basketball,
Football, Volleyball
Hunter Safety
Sponsored by the Wisconsin DNR. Course certification is required by
anyone born after January 1, 1973, to purchase a hunting license
and is transferable to other states. Parent or legal guardian must
(without exception) accompany minors to registration the first
night. Course will consist of 14 hours of lectures, demonstrations,
guest speakers, videos and range work. Students will be required to
satisfactorily complete a workbook, field test and written test before
they are certified. Successful graduates will receive a free small
game license for the year following their certification. Students with
special needs, please contact instructor two weeks before the
course. Parents and adults are welcome to take this class.
AGE REQUIREMENT: 12 years old within 6 months
Start date – March 27th
2016 Spring classes are held at Prairie View Elementary
School. Instructor – Doug Sjostrom 715-448-2517
Instructor Doug Sjostrom 715-448-2517
Cost: $10.00 payable to instructor on first night
Note: Parent or legal guardian is REQUIRED to be
there for registration on the first night!
You now register on-line. Go to the DNR Website and to Education,
then select Hunter, then select Pierce County. A parent is still
required to show up the first night of class with the participant.
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PANTHER KID’S CLUBS
After School Program
Ellsworth Middle School – After School Program
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday/Thursday Study Club: 3:00 – 5:00 P.M.
Sign up: Students sign up for clubs on a daily basis
Cost: No charge!! Call (715)273-3908 for more info
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Reading Volunteers – willing to spend ½ hour a week to
listen to an elementary student read. Just let us know what
time you have available weekdays between 3:00 and
6:00 PM, and we will match you with a child at the Panther
Kid’s Club. Volunteers needed at both the Prairie View and
Hillcrest sites. Come alone or bring a few friends.
Classroom Helpers – willing to help kindergarten or first
grade teachers with materials preparation, such as cutting
and stapling, so that the teacher can spend more one on one
time with the students. Come alone or bring a few friends.
A few hours would help tremendously!
Interested? Contact:
Mr. Groh (Hillcrest) 273-3912
Mrs. Zimmerman (Prairie View) 792-5285
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Before/After School Program
These programs are designed to provide a fun,
enriching and safe environment for students in
the Ellsworth Community School District both
before and after school.
Hours of Operation:
School Days: 6:00 a.m.– 8:30 a.m. & 3:30 p.m.– 6:30 p.m.
Non-School Week Days: 6:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Hillcrest Elementary School: 4YK-5th grade students
who attend Lindgren, Hillcrest, St. Francis, or the
middle school can enroll at the Hillcrest Panther Kid’s
Club.
Prairie View Elementary School: 4YK-5th grade
students who attend Lindgren, Prairie View, or the
middle school, can enroll at the Prairie View Panther
Kid’s Club.
Cost of Care:
 1st and 2nd child - $3.00/hour/child
 Daily Rate for non-school days $22
Drop-in status is available with at least 24 hour
notice. For more information call (715) 273-3912
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KLAAS-JONAS COMMUNITY POOL
7
312 West Panther Drive, Ellsworth WI 54011
715-273-0754 www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/community/pool
Pool Rental
Includes: Private use of the entire facility.
Use of all toys and equipment. Food and drinks
can be brought in. Two Hour pool rental is $100.
Water Aerobics
Classes are offered 6 days a week. Mon-Sat.This exercise
uses water resistance to develop strength and flexibility
along with building cardiovascular endurance. No
swimming skills are necessary as participation is done in the
shallow water and can be assisted in the deep water with
floatation devices if desired. Check the pool calendar for times!
Lap Swim
Lap swim is available 6 days a week. Mon-Sat, with a
variety of morning and evening times to accommodate
your schedule. Check the pool calendar for class times!
Swimming Lessons
Fall: October Winter:January Spring:April Summer: July & Aug.
Sessions are held in the evenings 2 times per week on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. Evening lessons usually begin on
the first Tuesday of the month and will continue through the
end of the month. Classes are held between 6:00-7:00pm
How do I sign up for Swim Lessons?
Sign-up: Mail-in registration is usually due 2 weeks before
the start date. The form can be found on our website and
must be mailed in with correct payment. In-person registration
will be held one to two weeks prior to the lesson start date,
usually one of the last Monday's of the month at the
Ellsworth Community Middle School from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
How much are public swimming lessons?
Call the pool at 715-273-0754 to find out more info on pricing.
Check web-site www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/community/pool
or call 715-273-0754 to find out the sign-up dates & times
for swim lessons or times/dates for classes and lap swim.
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Private Lessons
Private swimming lessons are available for individuals of any age.
You can request any instructor employed through the Klaas-Jonas
Community Pool and you will work with us to make a schedule that
works for you. 5 Sessions are suggested to learn and retain skills to
advance to the next level. Prices: Individual: $15 / 30 minute Sessions
KLAAS JONAS POOL ADMISSION
Cash Admission Prices
Open Swim / Lap Swim
Water Aerobics (each time)
Students (k-12):
$2.00
Students (k-12):
$2.00
Adults:
$3.00
Adults:
$4.00
Seniors (62 +):
$2.00
Seniors (62+):
$3.00
Punch Card Prices – 12 Punches
Children 4 and under: Free
Water Aerobic Punch Card
Students (k-12):
$20.00
Students (k-12)
$20.00
Adults:
$30.00
Adults:
$40.00
Seniors (62 +)
$20.00
Seniors (62+):
$30.00
12 Month Membership
Open Swim/Lap Swim
Individual - $150.00
Water Aerobics
Family - $275
Individual - $250.00
Family - $375
12 Month w/swimming lessons $375 - $475
Memberships are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Family includes 2 and more members of a household.
**There is also a 6 month Holiday Membership during the winter
months and a 3 month summer membership during the summer.
Call 715-273-0754 for more info or go to:
www.ellsworth.k12.wi.us/community/pool
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Ellsworth Community School District
is updating its school census and we need your
help. If you feel your family may not be on our
school census, or have a new neighbor, relative,
or friend in our school district, please complete
the bottom portion and return this form to:
Sue Andrews, PO Box 1500,
Ellsworth WI, 54011
School Census Registration
Parents Name:_______________________________
Township of Residence________________________
Fire/House #________________________________
Street_____________________________________
City___________________State____Zip_________
Phone #___________________________________
Elementary School Area______________________
Names of Children
Date of Birth
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
Screening at Lindgren Early Learning Center
For 3-5 year olds –
The Early Childhood screening provides
information to parents on their child’s hearing,
vision, height, weight, motor ability, and
cognition and language skills. All of these areas
contribute to a child’s learning ability and school
success. All children ages 3-5 years old are
encouraged to attend. To register call Kelly Bergner 715-792-2424
Screening Dates are:
January 25 Developmental/4YK/5YK screening 8:00-4:00
March 15 Developmental/4YK/5YK screening 10:00 – 6:00
Four Year Old Kindergarten
Four year old Kindergarten is open to all
children in the Ellsworth Community School
District who are 4 years old on or before Sept. 1st
of the current school year. Assessments of each
child’s developmental progress will be made
throughout the year. To register call Kelly
Bergner at 715-792-2424.
4 & 5 Year Old Kindergarten Registration and Child
Development Screenings
January 25 Developmental/4YK/5YK screening/registration 8-4
March 15 Developmental/4YK/5YK screening/registration 10– 6
Call Kelly Bergner at 715-792-2424 to register.
or email at [email protected].
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Ellsworth Public Library: (715)273-3209
312 W Main Street, Ellsworth, WI 54011
Hours: Mon. and Fri: 10:00am–6:00pm
Tues-Wed-Thurs: 10:00am–8: 00pm Sat. 9:00am–1:00pm
Young Tots, come & socialize at Preschool Storytime ages 2-5,
Play & Learn for ages 1-5, Pajama Storytime for ages 2-7,
or join the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge!
School age kiddos, have a blast at Legos in the Library, Family
Movie Night, after-school Make & Takes or our new STEAM program.
Take the "I Read 100 Stories" challenge in March!
Teens (Middle School & High School), join us for Cooking from Scratch
or Art with Ann. Bus #10 will drop you off on Kinne Street.
Check out our Teen Winter Reading Program and Fine Forgiveness
in January!
Adults, join us for Mixed Media Art with Ann Lawton, Morning Book
Club, Tech Time, or Job Search Assistance. See Special Events
section for upcoming guest speakers. Check out our Adult Winter
Reading Program in February!
Special Events
Jan. 17 at 10:00 – Julie Holle | Who Will Speak for You When You Can't
Speak for Yourself
Jan. 25 at 1:30 – Lauren Pelon | Music from the Backyard & Front Porch
Feb. 14 at 10:00 – Kesha Marson | Beating the Winter Blues
Feb. 22 at 1:30 – Camp Forgotten film viewing (follow-up to Civilian
Conservation Corps program)
Mar. 21 at 10:00 - Carpenter St. Croix Valley Nature Center | Animals
of the St. Croix
Mar. 29 at 1:30 - Dave Ehlert | Mark Twain, 100 Years Later
Art Shows
Our library is proud to display community artwork throughout the year.
A Mystery Quilt display will be up in March and a School Art Show will be
up in April. Please contact us if you are interested in showing your work.
Call or visit our website www.ellsworthlibrary. org for
current info on library programs and services, or to access our online
catalog www.more.lib.wi.us You can also find us on facebook!
Friends of the Ellsworth Public Library
The “Friends of the Ellsworth Public Library” is a non-profit organization
whose goals are to improve & promote library services through
fundraising and assisting with programs/events. We can’t do this
without members like you, Email the Friends group at
[email protected] or stop by the library
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JOIN 4-H !!!
Pierce County has an active and diverse 4-H
program for approximately 850 youth members!
Get involved!!! Call 273-6781 for clubs in your area.
http://www.uwex.edu.ces.cty/pierce/
4-H - Pierce County youth and adults learn together to
think clearly and make decisions, to care about others,
to develop skills for living, and to practice healthy lifestyles.
Education happens through 4-H projects, group programs,
fun activities, and in-depth learning experiences. 4-H youth
and adult volunteers work to improve their individual lives
and communities in which they live.
Join 4-H today! Call for more information 273-6781
Pierce County Extension Office (715)273-6781
Agriculture – Greg Andrews
Family Living – Lori Zierl
Horticulture – Diana Alfuth
Nutrition Education – Sarah Johnson
4-H Youth Development – Frank Ginther
Waste Management (715)273-3092 [email protected]
Call for dates/times for waste collections
Pierce County Material Recovery Facility/Recycling
Center, 707 N. Maple, Hwy 65 N, Ellsworth WI.
Clean Sweep gives residents and farmers the opportunity
to safely dispose of unwanted agricultural chemicals &
household hazardous wastes. Call for Clean Sweep dates
And restrictions of what you can or cannot bring.
Pierce County Historical Association
Office is located at 423 West Main Street, Ellsworth.
Open Mondays and Tuesdays from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
or later by appointment. Office phone 715-273-0118
email - [email protected]
Ellsworth Senior Citizens Center
312 Main Street, Ellsworth WI 273-5873
Pierce County Partners in Tourism 273-5864
Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce (715)273-6442
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Pierce County Public Heath Dept. (715)273-6755
Call Public Health at 273-6755 for Ellsworth Immunization
Clinics Schedule
Public Health Office, 412 W Kinne St. Ellsworth, WI
WIC: (715)273-6758
Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program
Pierce County WIC Project, Ellsworth, WI
Birth to Three: (715)273-6759
Free screening and evaluations for children, under the
age of three, who have a condition that may affect their
development.
Home Care Program: (715)273-6756
Flu Clinics: (715)273-6755
Reproductive Health Services: (715)425-8003
Sharps Disposal Program: (715)273-6755
Radon Test Kits: (715)273-6755
Wisconsin Well Woman Program: (715)425-8003
Food Pantries (715) 273-6767
Village of Ellsworth (715)273-4742
Hours Mon-Fri. 8-4:30
Village Board Meeting 1st Monday each month @ 7:00 PM
at the Village Hall, 130 North Chestnut, lower level.
Pierce County Department on Aging
(715)273-6780
Resources for Seniors, Families and Caregivers in Pierce
County, including medical transportation and Meals on Wheels.
Scouts Ellsworth Area Boy Scouts:
Contact: Randy or Sue Walz at 715-273-4260
Ellsworth Area Girl Scouts – 1-800-845-0787 Girl Scouts
River Valley
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Ellsworth Area Church Directory
Bethel Covenant Church: (715)792-2397
Bible Center Church: (715)647-2050
Crossroads Community Church: (715)273-3678
English Lutheran Church: (715)273-4617
First Presbyterian Church of Ellsworth: (715)273-4429
Living Waters Christian Fellowship: (715)273-5726
Our Saviors Lutheran: (715)273-4570
St. Francis Catholic Church: (715)273-4774
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ: (715)273-3118
Zion Covenant Church: (715)273-4148
Bay City/Hager City Area Church Directory
Eidsvold Bethlehem Lutheran: (715) 594-3182
Laurel Presbyterian Church: (715)792-5271
Svea Lutheran (715) 792-2883
Tabor Lutheran (715) 594-3756
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Community Education Registration Form
Mail to: Ellsworth Community Education
PO Box 1500
Ellsworth, WI 54011
Name
Zip
Address
Phone #
Please include Cell#
Course/Trip
Fee
Please print email address
$
Please use
a separate form
and check
for each class/trip.
Make
Community
Education
Registration
Form
checks payable
to:
Ellsworth
Community
Education.
Mail to: Ellsworth Community Education
PO Box 1500
Ellsworth, WI 54011
Name
Address
Phone #
Course/Trip
Please print email address
Zip
Please include cell#
Fee
$
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28 check for each class/trip. Make
Please use a separate form
checks payable to: Ellsworth Community Education.
Be an early Bird!
Some classes fill quickly. Please register early, so we can
make class enrollment decisions.
Am I In?
Yes! Unless we call, assume that the course you are enrolled
in will be held at the time and place indicated.
Cancellation
If there is insufficient enrollment for a class in which you are
registered, you will be notified by phone and you will receive a
full refund.
Adults with Disabilities
If you need assistance or if you have a question about
accessibility, please call (715)273-3911.
Reduced Fees
Upon request, reduced/waived fees may be available. Please
call (715)273-3911.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION STAFF
Sandy Radkey, Coordinator (715)273-5724
Sue Andrews, Administrative Assistant (715)273-3911.
The Ellsworth Community School District does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national
origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital status,
parental status, sexual orientation, sex, including
transgender status, change of sex or gender identity,
disability, age (except as authorized by law), military
status or physical, mental, emotional or learning
disability.
ECRWSS
POSTAL PATRON LOCAL
BOXHOLDER
ELLSWORTH
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
PO BOX 1500
ELLSWORTH, WI 54011
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
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