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Community Education St. Charles Public Schools
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MAY 2017
Senior Class Trip to Chicago
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Snow Days Royalty (left to right): Bennet Sikkink, King Michael Renteria, Chris Puaha, Lucas Reisdorf - Emily Dailey, Queen Lexi Fernandez, Deja Mosley, Grace Davis
Class of 2017 Graduation
Commencements: Sunday, June 4, 2017 2:00 pm ~ High School Gym Senior Slide Show Begins Approximately at 1:00 pm Class Flower: Multi-Color Rose Class Colors: Tie Dye - White & Teal Class Motto: Breathe In. Breathe Out. Move On. ~jimmy buffet Class Song: "May We All" ~Florida Georgia Line Ecumenical Baccalaureate: Wednesday, May 31, 2017 7:00 pm ~ St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
Band Concert - May 15th 7:30 pm - HS Gym; Grades 5 - 12 After 43 years, Mr. Blahnik is retiring. You don't want to miss Mr. Blahnik's last concert!
Congratulations to Emily Reps and Allie Doty for making the All State Jazz Team and to Audrey Schweider and Tianna Iglesias for making the All State Kick Team.
Choral Pops Concert - May 22nd 7:30 pm - Elementary Auditorium Featuring Disney and other favorites!
ST. CHARLES FOUNDATION FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Community Support Received February 7, 2017 - April 11, 2017
MEMORIALS Avery and Josephine Barr St. Charles Senior Citizens Larry Gathje Friends of St. Charles High School Carolynne Masters Heim David and Barbara Heim Tim Heim Tom and Barb Ames John and Ann Brogan John and Sherry Slavin
Allyn Kroning Tom and Barb Ames Gary and Kathryn Feine Bob and Katie Golden Tom and Olivia Heim Keith and Gail Keller Jim and Bernice Nienow Allen and Barb Rasmussen
Connie Searcy Keith and Linda Wilson
Lyle Liskow Merle and Betty Peterson
Larry Johnson Terry and Janel Stevens
Mildred Prudoehl Friends of Mildred Prudoehl Marlene Ploetz
Marian Rohrer John Gregoire
Mary Lou Soppa Mark and Liz Ellson Karen Henricks Terry and Janel Stevens
Vivian Rose Norene and James Becker Barbara Baden Bonnie Harcey Jeneane Heckathorne Don and Bonnie Hemming Karen Hirschey Delmer and Mary Jane Ihrke Beverly and Thomas Lutgen Wally and Sharon Miller Merle and Betty Peterson Lavonne Ramsay Jeneyene Sitts Patty and Carl Skordahl Judith and Jim Ziegeweid
ST. CHARLES FOUNDATION FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Enclosed is check/cash in the amount of $______________ for the Foundation programs. MY DONATION is (circle one: in Memory - in Honor - a Gift) of: Your Name ______________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip
High School Bands and Choirs News Large Group Contest (hosted by St. Charles) on March 21st ~ Superior Ratings for Band and Concert Choir, Excellent Rating for Saints Choir Solo & Ensemble (hosted by Byron) on April 6th ~ Jazz Band earned a score of 40/40 and Best in Site, among other incredible ratings for SCHS! Congratulations to all who participated!!
St. Charles Building Trades Class The building trades class built two doll houses for the St. Charles Fire Department. These houses are used to train their fire fighters on how fire moves through a house depending upon the openings and drafts in the house. The fire fighters will use one for training fire men and the other for training students/ children how fire moves through a house.
L-R: Front Row: Carter Mueller, Roni Hunder, Annika Drath, Bianca Harris Back Row: Brandon Bunke, Mitchell Apse, Jacob Mueller, Lucas Reisdorf, Noah Bahr, Parker Cage, Ben Stowell
Mrs. Goldsmith’s 4th Grade Class
The St. Charles Public Schools District Newsletter is published 4 times a year. The purpose of this newsletter is to inform each person in the St. Charles School District of school events, policies, and procedures. Individuals or groups associated with the district contribute news articles to each issue. Email lreisdorf@schs.k12.mn.us or mail items to: District Office, 600 E 6th St., St. Charles, MN 55972. August Newsletter deadline is July 1, 2017
Go Duke! These students proudly display autographed pictures from Coach Z� of the Duke Blue Devils!
Involve . Challenge . Achieve
Superintendent's Report ~ May 2017
Mark E. Roubinek Breakfast The Most Important Meal of the Day!
Wednesday, May 10, 2017 Join children and adults around the nation to celebrate the benefits of bicycling and walking by encouraging your student to walk or bike to school for "National Bike to School Day" on Wednesday, May 10th. We will have meeting locations for students to meet at 7:40 a.m. and then go to school as a "bike bus." We will also have law enforcement placed at two locations...one to cross Highway 74 near the laundromat and Greenway gas station and the other to cross Highway 14 near Kwik Trip/Good Sport/Chiropractor. A staff member from the school will be escorting the students to school in the morning. The route will drop students at the elementary school first and then head to the high school. After school, there will not be a staff member to escort the students but law enforcement will be at the same locations to assist with crossing the highways. We encourage the students to use the same route that the staff member led them on in the morning.
The number of breakfasts served at both schools has increased over the last couple of years. At the high school, we served an average of 38 students in 2014-15, this year, we are serving an average of 72.
Elementary School News Food Service-Taste Testing
St. Charles Elementary School students had the opportunity to taste test mangoes and high school students taste tested guacamole, hummus, and a variety of beverages. Funds are made possible as part of the SHIP (Statewide Health Improvement Partnership) program and allow for three taste test opportunities this spring. The beverages sampled may be sold at concessions and Saints Snack in the future. Students completed surveys to indicate whether they “liked” or “disliked” the new items. Foods that receive a good review will be introduced to the lunch program and/or concessions.
2nd Grade Kite Flyers - studying wind speed & wind direction
2nd Grade field trip to Whitewater State Park - taste testing sap!
SACC '17 Summer SACC registration beginning Monday, May 1st. The '17'18 School year Registration begins Monday, August 7, 2017. You can enroll online or you may pick up a packet in the SACC room during SACC hours.
PreSchool Field trip to Thymeless Flowers to make flower bouquets.
Middle School News
Middle School Dance
Middle School Reward Day
Friday, May 19th 8 - 10 pm High School Gym Grades 6 - 8
St. Charles Summer camp & HS Testing InformationÂ
Class of 2018 ~ College Visits & Senior Planning A campus visit is a great opportunity to have a firsthand look at a college campus. It is important to walk around campus, view dorm rooms, sit in classrooms and take other chances to explore before making a postsecondary choice. It is suggested that students begin visiting colleges during their junior year and continue into fall of their senior year. If a student is planning to go on a college visit during a school day, prior approval is needed and the following form found on the school website will need to be completed. http://www.scschools.net/page/4513 As the school year draws to an end, the class of 2018 should be taking steps to prepare themselves for their post-secondary journeys. There are some important steps along the way to help ensure the easiest transition post-secondary. To assist, a senior timeline can be found on the school website at: http://www.scschools.net/page/4381
COMMUNITY EDUCATION Summer Classes May - August 2017
4 HR DRIVER'S REFRESHER COURSEb- 58+ Bruce Odenbach or Dave Von Location: bCity Hall - St Charles Time: b1:00 - 5:00 pm Fee: b$20 Please select date: Wednesday, June 7 or August 9 For drivers 58 and older that have completed the initial course. Keep your 10% auto insurance discount. With over 22 years of experience, DIA has the most experienced instructors. We use various sources such as MNDOT, TZD, AAA, and AARP to provide the latest safe driving help for seniors. We use Power Point, videos, and small group discussions including compensating for changes as we age, current safety devises, a changing driving environment, dealing with the aggressive driver and avoiding the distracted driver. Our classes are approved by the State of Minnesota. bPlease bring your driver’s license and a pen to class. b
"MOM"TOGRAPHY Allie Kraft Location: bElementary Library SessionbA: 9:00-10:45 am b- $40 ea. SessionbB: 11:00 am-12:45 pm b- $40 ea. Fee: b$75 for both sessions A & B! Please select date: bSaturdays, May 13 or June 10 A two-part class for anyone looking to learn more about Photography. Session one will talk about different types of cameras, lenses, equipment and how to use them. b Session two will look into different editing programs such as Lightroom and Photoshop, how to Import/Export Photos, and basic editing techniques. b If you have a camera, bring it along. bIf you would like to follow along in editing, you may bring a laptop, you may want to have the editing programs installed already! SENIOR CITIZEN APPRECIATION DINNER Wednesday, May 17 12:30 pm St. Charles High School Cafeteria As a sign of gratitude and appreciation to the senior citizens in our community, we invite you to our annual Senior Citizen Appreciation Dinner. bAll Senior Citizens are welcome to join us for a complimentary dinner at the St. Charles High School. bThis special event includes a special prepared meal, entertainment, and prizes! This dinner is complimentary to all Senior Citizens in our community. b Please RSVP by May 10th to reserve your seat and schedule transportation as needed. bRSVP: b932-4420 to make a reservation. bParking is available at the high school lot. bIf you require assistance in transportation, please let us know when you RSVP. ESSENTIALbOILSb101 Darla Hershey Session A: Thurs., May 11 Session B: Tues, May 23b 6:30-8:00 pmbbHS RM 119 Fee: b$12 Curious about essential oils? Essential oils can be used for a very wide range of emotional and physical wellness applications. In this class, we will discuss how they can be used as a single oil at a time or in complex blends. Discussion will also cover topical, aromatic, and internal uses for essential oils. Please select date.
AN INTRO TO HOMEOPATHYb Andrea Tolle Wednesday, May 10 7:00pm-8:15pm HS Library Fee: b$10 Homeopathy is used by over 3 million people worldwide. It is the #1 alternative method towards health in Europe. bHowever, many in the U.S. know very little about homeopathy despite its great success. bRather than suppress a symptom, homeopathic remedies stimulate healing and can be a great tool in acute situations and can be prescribed successfully for chronic situations. b Anyone with young children will especially appreciate homeopathic options for colic, teething, ear pain and band much more. b We will also discuss the difference between chronic and acute prescribing.b
Prairie Fire Children's Theater: "ALICE" Auditions for PFCT's original musical production of “Alice” Auditions: bMonday, August 20, 2017 Location: St. CharlesbSchool Auditorium Registration is from 8:00 - 8:30 am with auditions immediately following registration. Auditions are open to student’s age 7 through high school. The audition process lasts upbto two hours and all auditioners are required to be in attendance the complete time.
INTRODUCTION TO BREASTFEEDING BASICS Rehearsals will be from 8 am to 12:15 pm Tuesday through Allie Kraft Thursday and Fridaybafternoon. Location: bElementary Library Please select one session date: bMay 9 or 23, June 13 or 27 There is no fee to participate. Please look for additional information Time: b6:30-8:30 pm in early August in the St. Charles Press or at the elementary school. Fee: b$30 per couple An introductory class for parents-to-be looking to learn and Two performances are scheduled: prepare to breastfeed. We will discuss how breastfeeding Friday, August 25 at 7:00pm works, how to breastfeed, common concerns, Saturday, August 26 at 1:00pm and how to prepare for success. b Limit 10 to couples per class. A RIVERTOWN TOUR Location: bPrescott, WI & Stillwater, MN STEEL MAGNOLIAS Date: Thursday, July 6b Fee: b$60, includes ticket for dinner cruise, Location: Commonweal Theatre. Lanesboro, MN coach transportation, & morning refreshmentb Date: Thursday, bAugust 3 Time: 7:30 pm Show - Depart HS 6:30 pm Welcome Aboard!! bCruise the St. Croix River on an authentic Fee: b$35, transportation included!! Paddlewheel boat from Stillwater MN. bCreate lasting After 30 years, there’s still no story that better celebrates memories…experience the beauty of this National Parkway. bSit the gift of friendship than Steel Magnolias! The close-knit back, relax and enjoy a lunch cruise that includes a deli buffet of women who frequent Truvy’s Beauty Salon have lots of time sliced meats and cheeses served with fresh bakery rolls, sandwich to gossip, but it’s their unshakeable bonds that define them. fixings, fresh fruit, seasonal salad and a warm entrée selection and Amid cuts, curls and free advice, these six glorious Southern a gourmet cookies. In route to Stillwater, we will stopbfor a quick belles share the joys and bear the sorrows of life together. refreshment! With its mix of quick humor, quirky personalities and touching sentimentality, you’ll fall in love all over again with Deadline for registration is June 21! a story and characters that are “as delicate as magnolias but b as tough as steel.” SCHEDULE: Depart SC High School at 8:30 am Limited tickets offered - Register Early! bDeadline for Coffee stop at 10:00 am registration is July 13th to reserve your seat and schedule Arrive St. Croix & Packet Co 11:00 am - Check-in/Load Steamboat transportation as needed. bCall 932-4420 today!b Lunch Cruise 11:30am -1:30 pm Depart Stillwater at 2:00 pm INTERVIEW SKILLS 101 Return to SC High School 4:00 pm Joy Griesbach, MS, CRCb Dept of Employment and Economic Development (D.E.E.D) PERMIT TO CARRY HAND GUN TRAINING 6:30-8:00 pmb Fred Peterson Session A: Tuesday, May 16 Winona Sportsmen’s Club Session B: Tuesday, June 20 22933 Gun Club Rd Winona, MN 55987 HS Library Fee: b$89* Fee: b$15 Completion of this one day course fulfills the training Approach your next interview strategically. Learn how to requirements for a Minnesota Permit to Carry a Handgun. bIt also respond to behavioral interview questions, research a fulfills the training requirements for Wisconsin, Iowa and Florida company, practice responding to questions, & more. Bring a job Permits at no additional cost. The Minnesota Permit is honored posting or position description and practice mock interviewing in 26 states and the combination of a Minnesota and Florida with a class partner. Mock questions will be provided.b Permit is honored in 33 States. This is a basic course for men or women with little or no experience with firearms, as well as for RESUME BASICS more experienced shooters. bPrimary emphasis is on safety, but Joy Griesbach, MS, CRC also includes explanations of ammunition, different types of D.E.E.Db handgun actions and function, legal aspects, practical application 6:30-8:00 pm of laws, basics of marksmanship, complete with many interesting Session A:bTuesday, June 6 real world examples. bAlso included is a live fire exercise on the Session B: Tuesday, June 27 range. bHandguns are available for those who do not yet own one. Elem. School Library/ABE Classroom bIf you use your own handgun, 20 rounds of ammo will be Fee: b$15 required. bThe instructor is a retired Law Enforcement Officer, Attend this basic/intermediate introduction to resume Police Firearms Instructor and Master Class shooting writing. Learn basics of a resume, different types/formats, competitor.bLunch is available on site for an additional fee or you what to include and what to leave out. We also discuss tips may choose to bring your own lunch. *Special rates available for and techniques when applying through scanning systems and full-time teachers and active military. b Contact: bFred Petersen, ways to get your resume noticed by employers. (507) 689-2657 or alphafox@charter.net CLASS DATE OPTIONS: INTERVIEW/RESUME WORKSHOP Wednesday/Thursdays Joy Griesbach, MS, CRCb 05/10/17 Wed 4:00-9:00 & 05/11 Thurs 4:00-5:00 Dept of Employment and Economic Development (D.E.E.D) 06/14/17 Wed 4:00-9:00 & 06/15 Thurs 4:00-5:00 9:00 am -12:00 (noon)b 07/11/17 Tues* 4:00-9:00 & 07/12 Wed* 4:00-5:00 Session A: Saturday, May 20 08/06/17 Wed 4:00-9:00 & 08/17 Thurs 4:00-5:00 Session B: Saturday, June 10 Saturdays Elem. School Library/ABE Classroom 05/13/17 Sat 10:00-5:00 Fee: b$25 06/17/17 Sat 10:00-5:00 This workshop includes the combination of Interview Skills 07/15/17 Sat 10:00-5:00 101 & Resume Basics into one session. bA light snack will be 08/19/17 Sat 10:00-5:00 provided for this workshop.
SAINTS SUMMER EXPLOSIVE TRAINING Grades 7-12b When: bJune 12- Aug 11 Session Times: Mornings Days: b2 days a week - Schedule TBA Location: bSC HS Weight Room Fee: $85, includes t-shirt Small group strength and conditioning classes with a certified trainer. bFocus on speed/agility, flexibility, core training, weight training and endurance in a motivational training environment for an individual's performance success.bApproximately 18+ hrs of personalized training! Please indicate days of week preference at registration -bDEADLINE ISbMAYb15!b Questions regarding this program, please contact Dan at 507-272-1258 or Email: degn0034@gmail.com. Trainers: Dan Degman, NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and SC High School Coaches URBAN/HIP-HOP DANCE LESSONS Ryan Louprasong Location: Elementary Auditorium Fee: $40 Motion dance welcomes dancers of all levels,bfrom beginner to intermediate. bThis class is focused on providing an introductory dance experience that embraces creativity and spirited movement over eight (8) sessions. bMin participation: 8 Tuesdays & Thursdays, July 18 to August 10 Session A: Grades 9-12, 1:00-2:00 pmb Session B: bGrades 7-8, 2:15-3:15 pm DEADLINE TO REGISTER JULY 6 Tuesdays & Thursdays, August 1 to Aug 31 (No classes the week of August 21-25) Session C: Grades 3-4, 11:00 - Noon Session D: Grades 5-6, 12:00-1:00 pm bDEADLINE TO REGISTER JULY 18 #PETOTHEMAX - SUMMER EDITION Grades 4-6 Scott Kobs August 21-24 Time: b9:00 -10:00 am Location:bElem School Fee: $15 The #PEtotheMax class is a fun and motivational offering which fosters a "can do" attitude!! bThe highenergy classes are designed to help children work on developing cardiovascular/muscular endurance and team work. No two classes are the same!! Kids will never get bored with games, activities that keep them excited about participating. bBring a water bottle!b HUNTER SAFETY CLASS Pre-Registration Date: bJuly 15 9:00 am-11:00 am REQUIRED ATTENDANCE-bElementary Lobby Note: Pre-registration is required. Parent or guardian must be in attendance for registration and the first night of class. Classroom Dates: bMon.-Fri., July 24-28 5:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Elementary Auditorium Field Day: bSaturday, July 29 Time & Location TBA Certified Hunter Safety Course offering to learn to be a safe hunter and conservationist. *Students must be at least 12 by December 31, 2017. For more information contact: b John Brogan 932-3171 or 273-3071, Jay Harguth 932-3213 or 259-2022, Terry Garteski at 932-4076 b INSTRUCTORS WANTED FOR FALL & WINTER CLASSES!! Do you have a passion for art, music, literature or technology? Do you have a favorite hobby, craft, or culinary interest? bDo you enjoy sharing your time and knowledge with others?bb Community Education is looking for YOU!! b Deadline for Fall/Winter Brochure is July 21st! Details for new instructors at www.scschools.net Orb Email: btlejeune@schs.k12.mn.us b
BASEBALL SKILLS & DRILLSb-bGradesb3-8 Scott Kobs June 5-August 31 Days/Times: bTo be arranged w/Coach Kobs Location:bHS Field - Batting Cage Fee: $10/Session (30 min.) Individualized baseball training. bEach session will specialize in coaching players of all ages to improve their skills. bThis program is offered to provide quality individual attention to help your little league, middle or high school player achieve better results on the field and off. b Players should bring their glove and are encouraged to bring their own bat. bIf a bat is needed, please indicate at time of registration. b SPANISH FOR KIDS - SUMMER Magda Mueller August 15, 16, 22 & 23b Location: ES School Fee: $25, including all materials Session A : bGrades 2 & 3,b9:00-10:00 am Session B: bGrades 4-6;b10:15-11:15 am This class will introduce your child to the Spanish language or offer a quick refresher! Students will learn the Spanish language through vocabulary instruction, written language and fun activities!b CHILD & BABYSITTING COURSE (CABS) - Grades 4-8 Lori Ann Hameister Tuesday, August 8 9:00 - 12:00 (Noon) ES Library Fee: b$40, includes CABS Textbook b Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics include starting your own babysitting business, child development, proper feeding & diapering techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies, basic first aid care and fire safety. The CABS book (yours to bkeep) and the course were developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. bMinimum 10.bPre-register by Aug. 1st! HOME ALONE - Grades 3-6 Lori Ann Hameister Thursday, August 10 8:15-10:15bam Location: ES Library Fee: $25 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”. bTopics 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. Minimum 12. Pre-register by Aug 3! b BE PREPARED NOT SCARED - Grades K-3 Lori Ann Hameister Thursday, August 10 10:30 am -12:30 pm Location: ES Library Fee: b$25 Have you ever seen someone fall over and hurt their leg? Or perhaps you know someone who’s been very ill? Have you ever been near an accident? bImagine being able to help out in each of these situations – that’s what First Aid is all about. bChildren can make a difference in an emergency situation and the most important thing is for them to know simple basic first aid steps to follow in different situations. Topics include: recognizing an emergency and knowing what to do, calling 911, basic first aid techniques, personal safety tips, stranger danger, gun and fire safety. Minimum 12. Pre-register by Aug. 3!b
HOW TO REGISTER Student Grade Level bfor 2017-2018 DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS ONE WEEK PRIOR CLASS DATE (unless specified) Online: bVisit us at www.scschools.net Click on Community Education to register online! Call: b 507-932-4420 ext. 1108 In person/mail: bbSt. Charles High School 600 East 6th Street St. Charles, MN 55972 b
ONE-ON-ONE BASKETBALL TRAINING Grades 4-12, girls and boys Joe Montgomery June 5-August 31 Days/Times: bTo be arranged w/instructor Location: bSC Elem Gym Fee: $25 Per session (30 min) Individualized basketball training with SC Alumnus Joe Montgomery. bSession dates and times will be arranged with instructor for available schedules. Perfect your jump shot Increase your shooting range Create space Increase shot release quickness Improve ball handling Increase offensive awareness bb Sessions are billed by 30 minute increments and more than one session may be scheduled in advance. b Questions regarding this program, please contact Joe at Email: bjsphmntg@gmail.comb Payments should be made payable to Community Ed.b INTRO TO ARCHERY -bGrades 4-6 Scott Kobs August 21-24 Time: b11:00 am - Noon Location: Jessens Park Fee: $15 This class is designed to focus on form, giving basics that will get students safely shooting, and a general feel for archery. Participants will work on getting the best use of muscles and balance, combined with clear mental preparation, teaching a series of components/steps which build on one another. ELITE BASKETBALL TRAINING - Grades 5-12, girls & boys Dan Degnan & Will Swiggum June 5 - August 11 Days/Times: To be arranged w/instructors Locations: HS Weight Room/ES Gym/SC Fitness This is a 10 week summer basketball & weight training combination program. Athletes will have focused time on every aspect of the game of basketball. Weight training is also a key component to an overall athlete's performance. bThis combination of weights and basketball training program is driven tobmake good players into great players. Basketball players of all ages are open to be involved in this elite program as trainers will work with players of all skill levels. bThis program is flexible and each athlete may choose a specific level that works best for their schedule. b There are four (4) programs offered. bPlease make program selection at time of registration. bSpecific days and times are not offered as this program will be targeted specifically to the needs of the participants and will be individualized based on program selected. Please select program 1-4b& indicate days of week preference - DEADLINE ISbMAYb15!! Program 1: bVarsity Level Players Only Basketball Training (4 Days/week) Strength Training (3-4* Days/week) *4th Day - Optional Strength Fee: b$350 Program 2: bGrades 7-12 Basketball Training(3 Days/week) Strength Training (2-3* Days/week) *3rd Day - Optional Strength Fee: b$250
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Program 3: bGrades 5-12 Basketball Training (2 Days/week) Strength Training (2 Days/week) Fee: b$175
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Program 4: bGrades 5 & 6 Only Basketball Training (1 Day/week) Strength Training (1 Day/week) Fee: b$75
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Questions regarding this program, please contact Dan at 507-272-1258 or Email: degn0034@gmail.com or Will Swiggum at 507-273-6454 or Email: wrswig12@smumn.edubb Payments should be made payable to Community Education of St Charles, 600 E 6th St, St. Charles, MNb