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WINTER/SPRING 2022
Celebrating ROYAL PRIDE
Through Lifelong Learning
*Registration opens December 10
WELCOME TO COMMUNITY EDUCATION
MISSION STATEMENT
Building Strong Communities through
Lifelong Learning Opportunities for People of All Ages
TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMUNITY EDUCATION STAFF
Registration Information..................................4 W-M Community Education Director
Early Childhood Family Education...................5 Amy Dimmler .........................................952-955-0282
amy.dimmler@wm.k12.mn.us
W-M Young Royals Preschool.........................12
Kids’ Company & Caring Hands Child Care..14 Kids’ Company Programs Coordinator
Youth Enrichment............................................16 Michelle Hess..........................................952-955-0283
michelle.hess@wm.k12.mn.us
Youth Recreation............................................ 22
Summer Youth Theatre.................................. 23 Early Childhood Programs Coordinator
Susie Retterath.......................................952-955-0290
Aquatics........................................................... 25
sretterath@wm.k12.mn.us
Adult Recreation – Fitness............................. 29
Adult Recreation..............................................32 Community Education Secretary
Janine Knutson.......................................952-955-0280
Adult Recreation – Dance............................... 33 jknutson@wm.k12.mn.us
Adult Enrichment............................................ 34
Adult Enrichment – Arts & Crafts..................35
Adult Enrichment – Culinary...........................37
Adult Enrichment – Health & Safety............. 39 Watertown-Mayer
Adult Getaways............................................... 40 Community Education
Adult Basic Education/GED.............................41
Performing Arts Center................................. 43 W-M Community Learning Center
Adult & Community Wing.............................. 44 313 Angel Ave. NW
Watertown, MN 55388
Community Events......................................... 44
Registration Form............................................47 Door #4: W-M Community Education Office,
Young Royals Preschool, ECFE, Kids’ Company and
Youth Classes
SCHOOL DISTRICT 111
BOARD OF EDUCATION Door #3: Evening ECFE Classes, Multipurpose Gym
Hunter Feldt Heidi Guetzkow Door #1: Adult Community Wing
Tim Thompson Katy Jo Danielson All Community Opportunities, Adult Enrichment
and Fitness Classes, Community Lounge and
Jim Burns Josh Guetzkow Various Youth Fitness Classes
Erika Schulz
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WELCOME TO COMMUNITY EDUCATION
COMMUNITY LOCATIONS
COMMUNITY EDUCATION WATERTOWN-MAYER COMMUNITY
ADVISORY COUNCIL LEARNING CENTER (Community Education)
The Community Education Advisory Council is 313 Angel Ave NW, Watertown, MN 55388
composed of citizens who live and/or work with in 952-955-0280 • Enter Door #4
the boundaries of the Watertown-Mayer School
District. The council functions in cooperation with
the community education staff to advise and help
promote the goals and objectives of community
education. The council meets five times per year.
If you are interested in joining the council, please
contact Amy Dimmler at 952-955-0282 or amy.
dimmler@wm.k12.mn.us. WATERTOWN-MAYER
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2020-2021 Advisory Council Members: 500 Paul Ave, Watertown, MN 55388
Darren Schuler Hunter Feldt 952-955-0300 • Enter Door #2
Amy Dimmler Kyle Jarvis
Michelle Hess Larry Millender
Susan Larkin Deedra Lonquist
Lindsay Guetzkow
ECFE Advisory Council Representatives
WATERTOWN-MAYER MIDDLE SCHOOL
1001 Hwy 25 NW, Watertown, MN 55388
952-955-0400 • Enter Door #23
WATERTOWN-MAYER PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FACILITY USE
The School Board of District 111 recognizes
that all school district facilities, both indoor
and outdoor, belong to the school district
residents and further encourage the responsible
use of school district facilities by individuals WATERTOWN-MAYER HIGH SCHOOL
or programs. Community organizations, 1001 Hwy 25 NW, Watertown, MN 55388
associations and groups are welcome to use 952-955-0600 • Enter Door #1
district facilities for appropriate activities that do
not interfere with operations and interests of the
school district.
The school board authorizes the Community
Education Department to schedule and
supervise the community’s use of school district
buildings, grounds and equipment as outlined in MAYER COMMUNITY CENTER
School District 111 Facility Use Policy #902. 413 Bluejay Ave, Mayer MN 55360
952-567-1502 •
To request the use of a District 111 facility, call
952-955-0282. To review the School District 111
Facility Use Policy #902 visit www.wm.k12.mn.us
under District / Facilities / Policies.
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTER EARLY Please register at least a week in advance so we can make class enrollment
decisions. We accept registrations as long as there is room in the class. Your registration is not
complete until payment is received.
4 WAYS TO REGISTER ARE YOU IN? THE AMERICANS WITH
Yes—unless you hear from us. DISABILITIES ACT (ADA)
ONLINE Simply show up for class and The ADA guarantees equal access
Log on to enjoy! If you want a confirmation, and nondiscrimination in employ-
wm.ce.eleyo.com please provide your e-mail ment, public services, public
for convenient address at time of registration. accommodations, transportation,
registration and telecommunications. ISD #111
available 24/7! We accept AMEX/ supports the intent and provisions
SEVERE WEATHER of the ADA. Let us know how we
VISA/MasterCard and Discover If Watertown-Mayer Schools are
payments. can better serve you.
closed for the day, or close early,
Community Education programs
BY MAIL are also cancelled and may be
ATTENTION UCARE
Mail your registration rescheduled. Tune in to local
form with VISA/ media outlets or call 952-955- MINNESOTA MEMBERS
0280. All UCare Minnesota members
MasterCard/AMEX/
may take up to a $15 discount per
Discover number and
class on most classes. If a class is
expiration date, security code or
check or money order payable to:
REFUND POLICY less than $15, the member may
Refunds or “credits” will not be take the class free of charge.
Community Education, 313 Angel
given for missed classes or for Members must be on UCare at the
Ave. NW, Watertown, MN 55388.
cancellations after the stated time of registration, and through
registration deadline, or less than the duration of the class(es).
BY PHONE five (5) working days before the Members need to include
When you charge class starts (if no deadline is given their UCare ID number when
your classes to for the class). registering.
VISA/MasterCard/
AMEX/Discover, we’ll A $5.00 per participant, per class
take your registration over the processing fee will be withheld
phone at 952-955-0280. from all refunds. You must call the ATTENTION
office to request cancellation (not CUSTOMERS
available online). Classes will not
IN PERSON be pro-rated. The school district will
Visit the Community charge per check (amount
Education Office of charge subject to
located in the W-M SWIMMING LESSON change without notice)
Community Learning REFUNDS for checks returned to the
Center (313 Angel Ave. NW, A $5.00 per participant, per class district from the bank.
Watertown MN 55388 — Use door processing fee will be withheld This fee cannot be paid
#4 between 7:30 am - 4:00 pm). from all refunds given before the using a credit card due to
The office is open during regular refund deadline. transaction costs.
business hours Monday - Friday.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION OFFICE
313 Angel Avenue NW, Watertown, MN 55388
952-955-0280 | wm.ce.eleyo.com
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EARLY CHILDHOOD FAMILY EDUCATION (ECFE)
BABY AND ME
WHAT IS EARLY CHILDHOOD Play together while
FAMILY EDUCATION – ECFE? learning more about
your baby. Each class
ECFE is a unique parent-child education includes focused parent-
program for ALL families with children ages child activities, a group
birth to kindergarten. Weekly classes have time for interactive songs
three parts: with your baby, and
parent discussion led by
Learning Together a parent educator. Babies
In the children’s classroom, parents and and their parents stay
children have time to play and learn together the entire class
together. You can choose from many time.
planned activities designed just for you and
your child. Learn new ideas for activities to 1000 – W1: Newborn – 12 months
do at home. (This together time is planned 10 Wednesdays 10:00 - 11:00 am
by a licensed early childhood teacher.) January 12 – March 16
Purposeful Play for Children 1000 – WE: Newborn – 12 months
Children enjoy learning activities planned by 4 Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:00 pm
a licensed early childhood teacher. Activities February 2 – 23
are designed for children to learn through
play with their peers. The goal is to help 1000 – SP1: Newborn – 12 months
children develop a healthy self-concept and 6 Wednesdays 10:00 - 11:00 am
a love for learning. April 6 – May 11
Connecting With Others 1000 – SPE: Newborn – 12 months
While children are learning with their 4 Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:00 pm
teachers, parents join together in an April 6 – 27
informal group setting for a discussion
time led by a parent educator. The group W-M Community Learning Center Room 204
discusses current family topics; they Enter Door # 4
share ideas, learn more about their child’s
development and benefit from feeling Class Fee: FREE
connected to parents. Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
ECFE OFFERS...
• Fun, affordable classes for families with Kids' Stuff Sale
children birth to five years old
• Daytime and evening classes Saturday, April 23, 2022
• Quality time with your child 8:00 - 11:30 am
• A great place to meet other families with W-M Community Learning Center
children the same age
Time for the Spring Sale. New location at the
• Parent support and information CLC! Better layout for all clothing, toys, books,
• Fun learning activities for your child games and equipment! Mark your calendars!
• Lasting friendships Seller packets are available in the Community
• Sliding fee classes Learning Center office, if you are interested in
selling.
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ECFE CLASSES
BUSY 1’S AND 2’S
(1 & 2 YEAR OLDS)
Let your toddler take
the lead during this
peer group experience.
Parents and children
will have fun enjoying
music, movement
and many learning
activities together!
Parent connection time
will include discussions
about child development,
parenting techniques DISCOVERY TIME (1–5 YEAR OLDS)
and current issues concerning families today. (Bring
along any “security” item to make your child feel Parents and children will have fun with a variety
more comfortable during separation time.) Parent of activities-art,learning games, reading, science,
discussion time will take place first, you will take your pretend play and more. Parent connection time
child to the ECFE classroom and get them settled in and will include discussions about child development,
then parents will proceed to the parent discussion room. parenting techniques and issues concerning families
Parent/child interaction time will take place during the today. (Bring along any “security” item to make your
second half of class child feel more comfortable during separation time.)
Parent discussion time will take place first, you will take
1001 – W1 8 Mondays 9:00 - 10:30 am your child to the ECFE classroom and get them settled in
January 10 – March 14 (no class 1/17 and 2/21) and then parents will proceed to the parent discussion
room. Parent/child interaction time will take place during
Class Fee: Category A: $56 / child the second half of class.
Category B: $72 / child
Category C: $88 / child 1003 – W1 10 Tuesdays 6:00 - 7:15 pm
January 11 – March 15
Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
Class Fee: Category A: $70 / child
W-M Community Learning Center Room 204 Category B: $90 / child
Enter Door # 4 Category C: $110 / child
1001 – SP1 6 Mondays 9:00 - 10:30 am Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
April 4 – May 9
W-M Community Learning Center Room 204
Class Fee: Category A: $42 / child Enter Door # 4
Category B: $54 / child
Category C: $66 / child 1003 – SP1 6 Tuesdays 6:00 - 7:15 pm
April 5 – May 10
Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
Class Fee: Category A: $42 / child
W-M Community Learning Center Room 204 Category B: $54 / child
Enter Door # 4 Category C: $66 / child
Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
W-M Community Learning Center Room 204
Enter Door # 4
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ECFE CLASSES
Tuesday: Parent/Child Day Only 8:45-10:45 am
This day is for your child to interact with peers,
led by a licensed early childhood teacher and an
assistant. The focus of the child only day is to foster
positive attitudes towards learning and to develop
independence.
Option 1: Parent/Child Day + Child Only Day
1004 – W1SPCC 16 Tuesdays & 15 Thursdays
January 11 − May 12 8:45-10:45 am
(no class March 22, 24, 29, 31 and April 7)
Class Fee: Category A $160/child
Category B $180/child
Category C $200/child
MINI-ROYALS (2 ½ -5 YEAR OLDS Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
NOT IN KINDERGARTEN)
W-M Community Learning Center Room 204
A unique blend of parent-child time and peer group Enter Door # 4
interaction offering an introductory preschool
experience. You have two options for registering Option 2: Parent/Child Day Only
for Mini-Royals: 1. Register for the Parent/child 1004 – W1SPC 16 Tuesdays 8:45-10:45 am
day, plus the child only day. 2. Register for only January 11 – May 10
the parent/child day. (no class March 22 & 29)
Tuesday & Thursday: 8:45-10:45 am Class Fee: Category A: $100/child
Parent/Child Day + Child Only Day Category B: $120/child
The first hour of class is the parent connection Category C: $140/child
time. Our parent educator will provide resources
and guide discussions on child development, Sibling care fee: See registration on page 47
parenting techniques and topics concerning families
today. During this time, children will enjoy learning W-M Community Learning Center Room 204
experiences, including opportunities to share and Enter Door # 4
relate to friends their own age while playing in the
classroom. The last hour of class, parents and
children will have fun with a variety of activities; art,
learning games, reading, science, pretend play and
more.
It’s a Sledding Party
Saturday, January 22 | 10:00 -11:00 am
W-M Community Learning Center
FREE
Join us on “the hill” at the Community Learning Center
for a morning of sledding! Bring your own sled, we will
provide the hot chocolate and a cookie! It's a great time to
connect with your friends. This event is sponsored by the
W-M Early Childhood Advisory Council.
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ECFE CLASSES
EVENING ECFE SUBSCRIPTION BOX
DROP-IN-AND- BRING THE ECFE CLASSROOM TO YOUR HOME!
(Childcare providers see notes below for additional
PLAY options)
(BIRTH – 5 YEAR OLDS
NOT IN KINDERGARTEN)
ECFE is offering a monthly subscription box on a
sliding fee. The box will include large motor activities,
Are you looking for
fine motor activities, social and emotional lessons,
something to do after
art projects, and other learning activities for children
dinner and right before
15 months to 3 years old. Also included is access to
bedtime? Come play at
a digital circle time with songs, a story and quick tips
ECFE! We will have the
and tricks with our parent educator.
ECFE classroom set up
with art projects, learning
When you subscribe, you will find your pick up date
games and creative play.
for each month below.
The Imagination Station
will be open too! Parents and children stay together
Please note: The date of class on the registration
the entire time. This is a great opportunity for you to
is the date you may start to pick up your monthly
meet new friends. No registration required, pay at the
subscription. You will pick up your box at the W-M
door OR pay by credit card online.
Community Learning Center at 313 Angel Ave NW
in Watertown. Enter Door #4 on the East Side of the
1009 – W1 10 Thursdays 6:00 - 7:00 pm
parking lot.
January 13 – March 17
100JAN22 – January
Class Fee: $5 / Family / per class session Snow, Snow, Snow
Registration Deadline: December 23
1009 – SP1 6 Thursdays 6:00 - 7:00 pm Box pick up starts on January 12
April 14 – May 19
100FEB22 – February
Class Fee: $5 / Family / per class session Valentines and Love
Registration Deadline: January 21
W-M Community Learning Center Room 204 Box pick up starts on February 9
Enter Door # 4
100MAR22 – March
Fun with Dr. Seuss
Registration Deadline: February 18
Box pick up starts on March 9
100APR22 – April
April Showers
Registration Deadline: March 18
Box pick up starts on April 6
100MAY22 – May
Program Gift Certificates available for Spring Flowers
Registration Deadline: April 22
Community Education classes for
Box pick up starts on May 11
the program year.
*Gift Certificates exclude Young Royals Preschool and Fee: $15 / per box
Kids’ Company & Caring Hands Child Care.
Childcare Providers: $25 for 6 art projects & circle
time props (select the $25 rate from drop down menu
when registering)
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DIGITAL ECFE CLASSES
Each digital class will provide a self-paced
15 minute PowerPoint course followed
by an online 30-45 minute discussion in a
private and secure online forum. Lindsey
Weber, ECFE parent educator will facilitate
the private discussion allowing parents to
ask questions and/or offer feedback on the
class topic. Once registered, within a week,
you will receive a link to the PowerPoint.
The Parent Educator will also set up a time
and the portal to connect with your family
for the discussion.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR CHILD’S THE POWER OF SHOWING UP
GROWING AND DEVELOPING BRAIN 6-WEEK BOOK STUDY
Have you ever wondered why giving your child the Calling all imperfect caregivers who care deeply about
blue cup instead of the red cup could throw them your child and want to continue learning how to show
into a complete and utter meltdown? Why is your up for them the best possible way as you navigate not
3-year-old constantly asking you why, why why? How only their challenges and hardships but also yours.
about when your 5-year-old screams at you for the
first time “I hate you”? The reality is that as caregivers we are pulled in 1,000
different directions and it can sometimes be difficult
These behaviors have meaning behind them. By to show up and feel like we are doing enough. But
bringing awareness to your child’s growing and there is message of peace and hopefulness in "The
developing brain you can have a better understanding Power of Showing Up." In this 6 week book study you
of what is taking place inside that brain of your child will learn how to be more physically present and how
and how to respond in the most effective way. to increase the quality of that presence with your
child to continue strengthening your connection with
Join us as we discuss how the brain develops, what them.
is taking place inside the brain when a child is
dysregulated, and how you can effectively respond to Topics of Discussion will include:
your child in these and many other situations. 1. What it means to show up.
2. Attachment science and how our own childhood's
580DIG – W1 impact our parenting relationships.
Monday, January 28 7:30 - 8:30 pm
3. The 4 S's: Safe, Seen, Soothed, and Secure
Class Fee: $10 (digital recording available)
Although reading the book is highly encouraged
Registration Deadline: January 21
during the 6 weeks it is NOT a requirement. Class
time will include review of each topic/chapter, along
LOOKING FOR with additional education on the topic of discussion,
TEACHERS and open discussion time regarding the application to
your lived experience. Book not provided.
Are you interested in teaching a
Community Education Adult or
580DIG – W2 6 Wednesdays 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Youth Class? All you need is a desire
March 2 – April 6
to share your knowledge with
others. No teaching certificate required. Contact
Class Fee: $25
Amy Dimmler at 952-955-0282 or amy.dimmler@
Registration Deadline: February 23
wm.k12.mn.us with questions.
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DIGITAL ECFE CLASSES/ECFE EVENTS
SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION
An introduction to age-appropriate conversations
to have with your 0-5 year old children to help get
started with sexual abuse prevention education and
how you can keep our children safe.
Spring
This class will break down exactly what you can be
doing and what you can be talking about at ages 0-2,
Fling
3-4 and 5-6. This digital class is a must for families
looking to actively protect their children from
Saturday, April 30, 2022
potential situations that could be harmful to them. 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
We will be discussing ways for you to empower your W-M CLC Multipurpose Gym
child and feel empowered as their caregiver through
educating yourself and your child. $10.00 / family
Registration deadline: Friday, April 22
580DIG – W3 Monday, April 25 8:00 - 9:00 pm
We are having a Mini-Prom at the W-M
Class Fee: Free Community Learning Center! Come dressed in
Registration Deadline: April 18 your semi-formal wear and enjoy a morning of
dancing with your family. There will be music,
pizza for purchase, a professional photographer,
a picture frame craft and of course a Grand
March, too! Please plan to bring cash if you wish
to purchase refreshments.
JUST
BEACHY
Kids' Stuff Sale
Saturday, April 23, 2022
Saturday,February 26, 2022
8:00 - 11:30 am
9:30 - 11:00 am
W-M Community Learning Center
W-M Community Learning Center
Time for the Spring Sale. New location at the
FREE
CLC! Better layout for all clothing, toys, books,
games and equipment! Mark your calendars! Join us at the CLC for a beach party! The ECFE and
Seller packets are available in the Community Young Royals classrooms will be transformed into a
Learning Center office, if you are interested in beach front. Wear your summer clothes, bring your
selling. beach towel and catch a wave of fun with your family
and friends. This event is sponsored by the W-M Early
Childhood Advisory Council.
10ECFE EVENTS
Early Reader 411
Tuesday,
February 1, 2022
6:15 - 7:30 pm
Celebrate I Love to Read month by joining us to
get on board with the latest in early childhood
literacy education! Holly Pieffer, founder of Real
Literacy Consulting, who will present the ins and
outs of phonological awareness, what it is and
why it is so important for young children. We will
begin promptly at 6:15 pm and the class ends at
HELP ME GROW CONNECTS FAMILIES TO
7:30 pm. Child care is available for an added fee.
EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICES Registration deadline: October 29
Help Me Grow connects Minnesota children with developmental
delays and disabilities and their families to early intervention ER411 – W-M Community Learning Center
services. If you are concerned about a child’s development, you Room 203, Enter Door # 4
can refer the child through Help Me Grow for a free screening
or evaluation. Services are free to eligible children ages birth- Fee: $10 / person
5, regardless of income or immigrant status. To refer a child, Childcare Fee: $5 / person
visit helpmegrowmn.org or call (866) 693-GROW (4769). Please register each child individually
Interpretation services are available for referrals by phone.
Kickoff to
Summer
ECFE ON WHEELS
Wednesdays | 3:30 - 4:15 pm
January 26 – March 2, & April 6 - 27
Watertown Library
FREE – Pre-registration is required Wednesday, May 25, 2022
6:15 - 7:30 pm
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) staff W-M Community Learning Center
provide a free ECFE experience for families,
caregivers and children ages birth to five at Join us for the annual end of school year celebration
the Watertown library. There will be circle and kick off to the summer party. There will be games,
time, songs, an art activity and a literacy take laughter, music and ice cream treats! Fun for the
home project. Parents/guardians need to stay whole family. This event is sponsored by the W-M
with their child/ren. Early Childhood Advisory Council.
Register:
https://carverlib.libcal.com/calendar/
11ECFE / W-M YOUNG ROYALS PRESCHOOL
ECFE / YOUNG ROYALS
ADVISORY COUNCIL ECFE & YOUNG ROYALS STAFF
Help us plan and organize events and make decisions
Early Childhood Coordinator:
for improvement of both the ECFE and Young Royals
Susie Retterath
Preschool programs. Meetings are held the second
Monday of the month, 6:30 - 8:00 pm. FREE childcare
Community Education Director:
is available. You can have a direct impact on your
Amy Dimmler
child’s early childhood experience. The current
council members represent the working parents,
Secretarial Staff:
stay at home parents, school board and the business
Janine Knutson
community. For more information call 952-955-0280.
Early Childhood Educators: Susie
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS Retterath, Jayne Unglaub, Kristy Phipps,
Jennifer Poppler, Amy Alipour, Lindsey
Carrie Herman Nicole Gohman
Weber
Kirsten Hedtke Amy Newman
Sara Hallermann Chelsie Sabart Early Childhood Support Staff: Nicole
Gersema, Susan WIllard, Mandy May, Patty
Megan Pennington Lindsay Guetzkow
Reinert, Kelly Skogen, Randi Weinzierl
Brittany Kellermann Jenna Johnson
Meaghan Erickson Stephanie Schmidt
Melissa Gomes Melissa Wohlfeil
EARLY CHILDHOOD
SCREENING – FREE Young
All children are required to be screened Royals
Preschool
once before entering kindergarten in public
school. Invitations will be sent to children
at approximately four years of age. If your
child is 3 years 6 months or older and
Open House
has not been previously screened, he/she
should be screened this year. Screening is
provided at no cost to the family.
Screening Coordinator: Thursday, January 27, 2022
Dawn Hilgers 5:30-7:00 pm
Available Dates:
W-M Community Learning Center
• January 28 • April 22 You are invited to attend the Young Royals Preschool
• February 11 & 25 • May 13 Open House. You will have the opportunity to tour
• March 11 the classrooms, meet the staff, and ask questions
about the curriculum.The curriculum supports the
Appointments are required and can be district’s Profile of a Graduate framework.
made online at wm.ce.eleyo.com.
Register for classes online at wm.ce.eleyo.com starting
January 27 at 8:00 pm.
12W-M YOUNG ROYALS PRESCHOOL
YOUNG ROYALS PRESCHOOL
Our preschool program is designed to meet the needs of all children. Our curriculum encourages choices,
problem solving, social skills and discoveries through independent, and cooperative learning. The Young
Royals curriculum supports the district’s mission: Growth Through Connections and Opportunities.
YOUNG ROYALS PRESCHOOL IMPLEMENTS
THE FOLLOWING CURRICULUMS:
• T
hree Cheers: includes literacy and math skills
• Learning
Without Tears: handwriting
• S
econd Step: a social-emotional curriculum that
teaches self regulation skills
• Z
ooPhonics: A phonemic awareness curriculum
that teaches letter sounds
• S
.M.A.R.T classroom: a multi-sensory approach to
learning
All curriculum aligns with the MN early learning
standards.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
2022-2023 class information and registration
is located on wm.ce.eleyo.com. If you have any
questions, please contact Watertown-Mayer
Community Education at 952-955-0280. Classes are
located at the W-M Community Learning Center at
313 Angel Ave NW, Watertown, MN.
Registration for the 2022-2023 School Year Opens
January 27, 2022
YOUNG ROYALS THREES
Enriching oral vocabulary, pre-reading skills and
concept of numbers are the focus of this curriculum,
while fostering positive attitudes toward learning,
problem solving, social skills and developing
independence for self-directed learning.
YOUNG ROYALS FOURS AND FIVES
An academic curriculum; letter recognition, letter
sounds, early writing, story comprehension, and early
DID YOU KNOW?
Young Royals Preschool has
math skills are all a focus of instruction. Each day
earned 4 stars in the state’s Parent
of preschool offers activities that build social skills
Aware Quality Rating System. This
through independent and cooperative learning to QUALITY RATED is the highest possible rating given
prepare children for kindergarten.
for high quality school readiness
preschool programs.
13KIDS’ COMPANY CHILD CARE PROGRAMS
KIDS’ COMPANY CHILD CARE & CARING HANDS CHILD CARE
6 WEEKS TO 12 YEARS
Providing a safe, caring, enriching, and
recreational environment.
INFANT/TODDLER CHILD CARE CONTACT INFORMATION
INFANT: Ages 6 weeks to 18 months Michelle Hess — Program Coordinator
TODDLER: Ages 18 months to 32 months Phone: (952) 952-0283
Email: michelle.hess@wm.k12.mn.us
INFANT/TODDLER PROGRAMMING Attendance Line: (952) 955-0291
Kids’ Company creates a rich environment that Kids’ Company OST Cell: (952) 955-0293
encourages children to explore and discover the Caring Hands Cell: (952) 955-0294
world around them and helps them to engage in
experiences designed to support their optimal DAYS & HOURS OF OPERATION
development in all domains. We value and respect Monday – Friday
parents as their children’s first teachers. 6:45 am – 5:30 pm
PRESCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE Caring Hands Child Care Season
3 YEAR OLD GROUP: 33 months to 48 months Yearly: September – August
Licensed: Caring Hands Child Care
Out-of-School Time Care Seasons
4-5 YEAR OLD GROUP: 4 years – First day of School Year: September – May/June
Kindergarten & potty trained Summer: June – August
Certified: Out-of-School Time Child Care
REGISTRATION
PRESCHOOL AGE PROGRAMMING Caring Hands: 2022-2023 season opens June 1, 2022
Kids’ Company preschool age child care provides a Out-of-School Time: Summer 2022 and School Year
high-quality early childhood program that equally 2022-23 seasons open on March 4, 2022
promotes physical, social, emotional, and cognitive
development in a safe and caring environment. See website for more information on child care
contacts at wm.ce.eleyo.com
SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE GRADES K – 6 Kids’ Company Child Care is accredited through the National
OUT-OF-SCHOOL TIME PROGRAMMING Association for the Education of Young Children, the leading
Kids’ Company provides engaging opportunities that organization for early childhood
include a variety of physical, intellectual and social/ (NAEYC). Accreditation is a
emotional developmental activities. These activities third party endorsement of
a program’s ability to meet
are designed to complement without duplicating the
research and evidence-based
traditional school day experience. The program is best practices. Kids’ Company has also earned 4 stars in the
designed to optimize learning and provide individual States’ Parent Aware Quality Rating System. This is the highest
learning opportunities. possible rating given for high quality school readiness preschool
programs.
14UPCOMING EVENTS
Kindergarten
Parent Preview
Thursday, January 13, 2022 Kids' Company & Caring
6:00-7:00 pm
Hands Open House
We’re excited for you to come learn about Kinder-
garten at the Elementary School! Kindergarten Thursday, January 27, 2022
Parent Preview is an informational meeting for 5:30-7:00 pm
parents/guardians. Children will be invited to
a special kindergarten event in May. Attend a W-M Community Learning Center
presentation by your child’s soon-to-be principal
and teachers. Get a tour of the elementary school
and turn in registration information. Parents are
encouraged to complete all forms prior to attending
Kindergarten Parent Preview. If you are unable to
attend on this date/time, please contact our office at
952-955-0300. We look forward to meeting you!
FREE 30 minute 1-1 parent coaching calls to
support you and your child with specific
and individualized challenges you me be
facing. Whether at home or at school,
1-1 coaching calls will leave you with
researched based strategies that will help
support your child. Calls include a 2 week
follow up call to monitor and support
behavior changes.
1-1 Possible Topics: Behavior struggles,
Parent
tantrums, picky eaters, potty training,
sibling conflict, fears, anxiety.
Coaching
Day & Evening calls available.
Email lindsey.weber@wm.k12.mn.us
to sign up for your FREE call TODAY!
15YOUTH ENRICHMENT
BABYSITTING SAFETY INSTRUCTION
(AGE 11+)
Boys and girls age 11+ learn skill training and
information necessary in caring for infants and
children in this American Health and Safety
Institute accredited program. This program will
teach the importance of responsibility, recognizing
an emergency, emergency action steps, personal
safety, fire and water safety, infant/child basic care,
responding to an unconscious victim, CPR, choking
management, and basic first aid. Upon successful
completion, participants will earn a babysitting safety
certification card. Please bring a pen, paper, snack
CLASSROOM DRIVER EDUCATION and beverage.
TRAFFIC SAFETY EDUCATION Instructor: Shelly Nahan
This course will offer instruction in all areas of content 585BABY – W1 Weds., February 23 3:15 - 6:15 pm
needed for the driving task and driving related issues.
This program meets the MN State required 30 hours 585BABY – SP1 Tuesday, May 17 3:15 - 6:15 pm
of classroom instruction. A certificate of completion of
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 220
Classroom Driver Education will be distributed at the
Enter Door #1
end of the class. The Certificate of Completion must
be submitted as proof of completion of class when 1 session / $45
you register for a Behind the Wheel program. Please
note each class is 3.25 hours (includes a 15 minute
break). A make up day is available by attending a class SAFE KIDS 101
in a nearby community.
Does your child ages 8-12 want to stay home alone
after school? Get your children trained with Safe
*BEHIND THE WHEEL INSTRUCTION
Kids 101 and both of you will feel more confident
After the completion of the classroom instruction,
about their safety at home and in the community.
students may register with any Behind the Wheel
This program is a fun way of learning important
Driver's Education Program of their choice. There is
safety principles for emergencies your children could
an additional cost for Behind the Wheel. Students
come across while home alone. Please indicate
will receive a blue card from the Behind the Wheel
any food allergies while registering. Topics include:
instructor, which will enable them to take the written
answering the door or the telephone, basic first aid,
permit test at the state exam station. Registration
burns, wounds and bandaging, poisonings, choking
for Behind the Wheel instruction is required before
emergencies, storm and fire emergency training, dog
taking the written permit exam.
emergencies, stranger danger, as well as fun, safe
activities to do while home alone. Create fun, healthy
*Behind the Wheel Instruction is not offered through
and safe snacks!
W-M Community Education.
Instructor: Shelly Nahan
Instructor: Rob Illies, Westonka Driving School
585SAFE – W1 Weds., January 19 3:15 - 5:15 pm
5073–W22 Monday – Friday 3:15 - 6:15 pm
February 28 – March 11 585SAFE – SP1 Thursday, May 19 3:15 - 5:15 pm
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 220 W-M Community Learning Center, Room 221
Enter Door #1 Enter Door #1
10 sessions / $125 1 session / $35
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CHILDREN’S YOGA AND MINDFULNESS FOR KIDS
CHOIR (GRADES K – 4)
EXPERIENCE
Participants will explore mindfulness, breathing
(GRADES 2 – 4) techniques, and physical activity in a playful way
during this course. Kids will practice poses, play
Does your child love to games, and listen to stories that are all geared
sing? This six-week choir towards improving self-regulation, focus, social/
experience is a chance emotional skills, and relaxation. Participants should
for young singers to sing bring a yoga mat and a water bottle.
new songs, make new
friends, learn the basics Instructor: Hannah Rosholt
of how to use their voice,
and, of course, HAVE FUN! Students will learn vocal 585YY – W1 4 Wednesdays 2:50 - 3:30 pm
warm-ups, play singing games, and work on a set of March 2 – 23
songs. The focus of the course is building vocal skills
together as opposed to preparing for a full concert. W-M Elementary School, Music Room
However, parents will be invited on the final day
(February 16th) the last 15 minutes to hear children 4 sessions / $45
show off their new refined vocal skills!
Instructor: Hannah Rosholt
585YC – W1 6 Wednesdays 2:50 - 3:30 pm
January 12 – February 16
W-M Elementary School, Music Room
6 sessions / $65
FAMILY MAPLE
SYRUP TOUR
(AGE 5+) VALENTINES DAY COOKIE
DECORATING (GRADES K – 4)
Experience a true northern
tradition through tour and Come celebrate valentine's day and decorate some
taste! Our informational cookies to share with your family. At the class, youth
will be able to decorate pre-baked cookies with
walking tour through Baylor frosting and decorations.
Regional Park’s maple
forest provides an in-depth history of this seasonal Instructor: Louise Babatz, Kids’ Company Staff
tradition. Experience the entire maple syruping
process, from tapping the tree to boiling down the 5857 – W1 Monday, February 14 3:15 - 4:00 pm
syrup. Participants even get to take home a little
extra! W-M Community Learning Center, Room 221
Enter Door #1
Instructor: Carver County Parks
*Elementary Students can contact the bus company about
585CC – SP1 Saturday, March 12 1:00-3:00 pm transportation to the W-M Community Learning Center.
Students will also need a note for both their teacher and the
Baylor Regional Park bus driver. Bus Company 952-955-1866
$20 / child
1 session / $8 per person
17YOUTH ENRICHMENT
AMONG US
(AGES 5-12)
Among Us fans, we’re
getting all our crewmates
together to create some
Kidcreate Studio’s award-winning art out-of-this-world art. We’ll
sculpt, paint, draw, and
classes allow kids to explore art in an
more as we create projects
environment full of giggles and grins. Kids
that are all inspired by this popular game. Please pack
create fridge worthy masterpieces while a nut free snack and drink for your child.
learning art concepts and experimenting with
different art materials. Classes provide a fun, Instructor: Kidcreate Staff
self-esteem building atmosphere full of “I did
it” moments. Making a mess is the best with 585KC – W2 Friday, January 21 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Kidcreate Studio! For more information, visit (Non-School Day)
www.kidcreatestudio.com.
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 216
Enter Door #4
1 session / $36 per child
L-E-G-O SPACE
FUN (AGES 4-9) FAIRY GARDEN
Come to class and find (AGES 4-9)
out why L-E-G-O spells
fun! Space fun that is! We I do believe in fairies, I do!
will use our LEGO® brick We’ll use clay, paint, glitter,
building skills to create and more as we sculpt our
awesome space-themed very own enchanted fairy
art. Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your gardens. These adorable
child each day. little fairy retreats will have
sparkling streams, colorful flowers, a fairy swing,
Instructor: Kidcreate Staff and more! You don’t want to miss this magical class.
Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.
585KC – W1 Friday, January 21 9:00 - noon
(Non-School Day) Instructor: Kidcreate Staff
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 216 585KC – SP1 Tuesday, March 29 9:00 - noon
Enter Door #4 (Spring Break)
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 216
1 session / $36 per child
Enter Door #4
1 session / $36 per child
Watertown-Mayer Community Education
952-955-0280
wm.ce.eleyo.com
18YOUTH ENRICHMENT
GLITTER AND CROCHET CLUB
SLIME (AGES 4-9) – COWL & POM
POM BUNNY
Glitter and slime are oh
so fine! Come explore the (GR 3-8)
messier side of art in this
fun filled class. We will roll Want to learn to
up our sleeves and make a crochet? Crochet Club
mess as we mix up a batch is for students grades
of glitter slime and create an oh-so-silly jar to store 3 – 8. We will learn the
it in. Making a mess is the best, especially when you basics of crochet and
leave the mess with us! Please pack a nut free snack make a cowl and pom
and drink for your child. bunny. (Those with
previous crochet experience can learn a new stitch
Instructor: Kidcreate Staff while making the cowl.) We will also make a small
hand-sewn project of your choice (animal, pillow,
585KC – SP2 Weds., March 30 9:00 am - noon coaster, etc.). Sewing is an essential skill not only in
(Spring Break) crochet, but in life! No experience necessary. Supplies
included! Please pack a nut free snack for your child.
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 216
Enter Door #4 Instructor: Abbey Swanson, The Firefly Hook
1 session / $36 per child 585CR – W1 Saturday, January 22 1:00 - 4:00 pm
December 27-28
SLIME-TASTIC ART W-M Community Learning Center, Room 216
(AGES 5-12) Enter Door #4
It’s a slime takeover! In 1 session / $40 per child
this class, slime is the
main event. We’ll explore CROCHET FRENZY – STUFFED
different slime recipes as
we create tons of gooey, ANIMAL AND SCARF (GR K-5)
sparkly, stretchy, messy
goo. From an out-of-this-world glitter solar system Want to learn to crochet? In this class you will learn
slime, confetti cake slime and bubblegum scented how to make chains and a single crochet stitch. You’ll
slime, we’ll make a different slime during each day of go home with a stuffed animal (kitty, owl or turtle)
class. We’ll even throw in a little painting and sculpting and a scarf you made all by yourself! (Scarf will be
on the side, too! Roll up your sleeves, and get ready made according to age and ability. Younger kids with
for the Slime-Tastic time you’ve been waiting for! no crochet experience will make a scarf with crochet
Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child. chains, others will learn the single crochet, and those
with previous crochet experience can learn a new
Instructor: Kidcreate Staff stitch while making the scarf.) We will also make
a small hand-sewn project of your choice (animal,
585KC – SP3 Tues. & Weds. 1:00 - 4:00 pm pillow, coaster, etc.). Sewing is an essential skill not
March 29-30 (Spring Break) only in crochet, but in life! No experience necessary.
All supplies included. Please pack a nut free snack for
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 216 your child.
Enter Door #4
Instructor: Abbey Swanson, The Firefly Hook
2 sessions / $72 per child
585CR – W2 Saturday, March 26 1:00 - 4:00 pm
1 session / $40 per student
19YOUTH ENRICHMENT
DRAWING SKILLS: LEARN TO DRAW
LIKE A PRO (GR 2-6)
Sign up for this 3 session course and take your
drawing skills to the next level! A teaching artist from
artistry will work with us on how to use different
mediums and build our technical knowledge so we
can make awesome artwork. In our first class we
will learn how to draw people! We will cover some
basic anatomy concepts which will help us better
draw faces, hands, and human figures. In our second CODE CHAMPIONSHIP
class we will build on what we’ve learned to draw our TOURNAMENT- VIRTUAL COMPUTER
favorite animals such as cats, dogs, birds, and more.
In class 3 we will cover how to draw environments:
CODING COMPETITION (GR 3-9)
we will render interesting natural landscapes and
Build a computer bot to play head-to-head against
then we will explore how to add in buildings, trees,
other coders! Players will be broken into pools based
and other interesting features to bring our scenes
on age for competitive and fair play. Whether this is
to life. Over the course of this class we will use a mix
your first Code Championship event, or if you've been
of mediums including drawing pencils, charcoal, and
competing for years, this is the perfect way to explore
colored pencil. Feel free to bring reference images of
the competitive coding world of Code Championship.
people, faces, pets, animals, and landscapes to class.
No previous coding experience necessary. This event
will be hosted online using Google Meet and the Code
Instructor: Artistry
Championship website. If you have a modern browser
like Chrome or Firefox, no additional download is
5859-21821 3 Tuesdays 3:15 - 5:15 pm
required. Please come to know how to navigate the
March 1, 8, 15
internet (basic typing and mouse control).
W-M Community Learning Center, Room 221
The link to the Google Meet event will be emailed
Enter Door #4
two days before the tournament.
3 sessions / $75 per student Instructor: Abamath (Virtual Class)
585CODE – SP1 6 Saturdays 9:00-11:00 am
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL CAMP (GR 3-6) April 2 – May 7
All aspects of the game are taught through drills
6 sessions / $100 per student
and exercises that focus on passing, setting, hitting
and serving. This co-ed camp is designed for the
beginner player and will incorporate teamwork and
sportsmanship. Our volleyball staff will assist athletes
in developing the fundamental skills of the game
through game-based drills aimed at developing the
whole player. Registration deadline is Jan 17th in
order to receive t-shirt
Instructors:
Andrea Raser, Emily Tschida – Varsity Players Program Gift Certificates available for
58532 – W1 Monday – Friday 3:10 - 4:30 pm
Community Education classes for
February 7-11 the program year.
*Gift Certificates exclude Young Royals Preschool and
Elementary School Gym Kids’ Company & Caring Hands Child Care.
5 sessions / $60 per student, includes t-shirt
20YOUTH ENRICHMENT
tuition fee. In addition, the Minnesota Tax Credit for
Learning Programs may offer a state tax deduction to
parents with children who participate in this program.
For more information, you should speak with your
tax advisor. Students need to bring notebook paper,
pencils, and a calculator to each class.
For more information visit www.AdvantagePrep.
net. For test site information for the ACT exam, visit
the ACT website at www.ACTstudent.org. For more
PARTY CRASHERS – RC RACING information on Advantage Educational Programs call
(GR 2-8) 1-800-521-3177 or visit www.AdvantagePrep.net
Interested in RC Cars? Want to try racing them on a In-School ACT Prep Course: Traditional classroom format with
in-person instructors who present strategies and critical review of
track? Then come join us for some fun as we explore all the testing areas of the ACT. Classes meet one day each week for
what makes them work and then get to try them out. four weeks. Tuition is $150.
Participants will leave with a better understanding of
the hobby, and get some time testing out their driving Virtual ACT Prep Course: Virtual classroom meets one day each
week for four weeks and is taught live, via zoom by an Advantage
skills on a few different types of RC Cars and Trucks. instructor who provides instruction and interaction with the
Participants can bring their own RC Cars on approval. students. Internet connection and access to a computer or laptop
is required. Class recordings are available for students who need to
Instructor: Party Crashers, RC Racing make up a class. Tuition is $150.
Self-Paced Online ACT Prep Course: Students prep at their own
585CARS – W1 Thurs., February 10 6:00 - 7:10 pm pace and schedule. Instruction is pre-recorded and provided online
GR 2-4 via videos and slides. After registering, students may access and
re-access this course at any time for one full year. Upon request,
students who are registered for the In-School or Virtual courses
585CARS – W2 Thurs., February 10 7:20 - 8:30 pm may ALSO have access to the online course at no additional charge.
GR 5-8 Tuition is $60.
W-M Community Learning Center, Instructor: Advantage Education Prep – ACT
Multipurpose Gym
585ACT – #425 4 Tuesdays 5:45 - 8:45 pm
Enter Door #4 In-person: February 7 – March 7 (no class 2/21)
4 sessions / $150 per student
1 session / $25 per student
585ACT – #908 4 Saturdays 9:00 am - noon
Virtual: January 8 – 29
ADVANTAGE PREPARATORY COURSE 4 sessions / $150 per student
– SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS & SENIORS
585ACT – #909 4 Saturdays 9:00 am - noon
The Advantage ACT Preparatory Course is designed Virtual: February 5 – 26
for students who wish to improve their test–taking 4 sessions / $150 per student
skills and their overall scores on the college entrance
exams. The Advantage provides an introduction to 585ACT – #910 4 Saturdays 9:00 am - noon
the ACT, a source of scholarships and grants that is Virtual: March 12 – April 2
given only once—in October of the junior year. Each 4 sessions / $150 per student
class meets for 3 hours, once each week for four
weeks, with make-up classes also available. Focal 585ACT – #911 4 Sundays 1:00 - 4:00 pm
points of the program include diagnostic testing, Virtual: March 12 – April 2
vocabulary development, intensive mathematical 4 sessions / $150 per student
review, reading comprehension improvement, science
reasoning, concentration improvement, overcoming 585ACT – #888 January – May Self-Paced
test anxiety, essay writing, and time management.
Students may repeat the courses in future offerings— Virtual / $60 per student
free of charge. All class materials are included in the
21YOUTH RECREATION
KIPS GYMNASTICS
KIPS is for students in grade K – 6. Classes are divided
according to age and skill level.
LEVELS:
Rollers – Beginners
Advanced Rollers – Advanced Beginners
Springers – Intermediate
Advanced Springers – Advanced Intermediate
Aerials – Advanced
WHERE:
Watertown-Mayer High School Gymnastics
Gymnasium (located in the WMHS Auxiliary Gym)
For more information or for placement questions, ADVANCED ROLLERS*, SPRINGERS*,
call Steve or Deb Hangartner at 952-465-1687. ADVANCED SPRINGERS*, AERIALS*
CLASSES AVAILABLE (GIRLS): 5063 – ROLLW4 Wednesdays 3:20 - 5:20 pm
March 9, 16, 23, April 6, 13 (No class 3/30)
5063 – ROLLW5 Fridays 3:20 - 5:20 pm
March 11, 18, April 8, 22, 29
(no class 3/25, 4/1, 4/15)
*Must pass the Rollers level to take these classes
FEES FOR 5 WEEK SESSIONS:
1 hour a week (for 5 weeks) / $60
2 hours a week (for 5 weeks) / $120
4 hours a week (for 5 weeks) / $240
HOW TO REGISTER
1) ONLINE: Log on to wm.ce.eleyo.com
ROLLERS AND ADVANCED ROLLERS* Available 24/7!! Visa, Mastercard, AMEX
and Discover payments are accepted at
5063 – ROLLW1 Mondays 3:20 - 4:20 pm the website. An initial profile needs to be
March 7, 14, 21, April 4, 11 (no class 3/28) created before using the website. For more
information on “eleyo”, contact the community
education office at 952-955-0280.
5063 – ROLLW2 Mondays 4:20 - 5:20 pm
March 7, 14, 21, April 4, 11 (no class 3/28) 2) BY PHONE: Call the community education
office at 952-955-0280. Phone registrations
5063 – ROLLW3 Thursdays 3:20 - 4:20 pm will only be accepted with Visa, MasterCard,
March 10, 17, 24, April 7, 14 (no class 3/31) AMEX or Discover payment. For placement
questions, call Steve Hangartner at 952-465-
1687.
22SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE PRESENTS
Script/Artistic Direction: Hannah & Jake Rosholt | Musical Composer & Director: Lauren Keyes
REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 15 | SPOTS FILL QUICKLY
ABOUT THE PLAY Attendance is required at BOTH audition days.
This year’s cast and audience will experience a Auditions are simply to cast a role. No students are
journey through an enchanted forest. Our characters “cut” in our process.
will meet various mythical groups from the forest who
REHEARSAL SCHEDULE
are all trying to recapture their magic. Even amidst all
Mon – Thur June 13-June 30 9:30-11:30 am
the creatures of the forest, our characters begin to
Mon – Fri July 11-29 9:00-12:00 pm
feel alone and discouraged. Will they ever regain their
Please note: There is no rehearsal the week of July 4-8.
magic? Or will the enchanted forest be lost forever?
Join that 2022 SYT cast to find out! ATTENDANCE POLICY
Participants cannot miss more than four rehearsals
ABOUT SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE
total, and no more than one rehearsal after the 4th
This program is an opportunity for young people
of July. Attendance is mandatory the final week of
grades 3 – 9 (2021-2022 school year) to experience
rehearsals and all performances. Parents are required
the many facets of theater. Participants will learn
to donate a minimum of two hours volunteer work to
about aspects and techniques of producing a major
help with the production.
production, experience performing before an
audience, gain an understanding of discipline and PERFORMANCES
responsibility, experience how individual cooperation Thursday, July 28 | 7:00 pm
affects the success of the whole group, and enjoy the Friday, July 29 | 7:00 pm
rewards of group and personal achievement. Parts Saturday, July 30 | 7:00 pm
will be assigned after the first two rehearsals, so there Sunday, July 31 | 2:00 pm
is not a traditional audition process. A commitment
LOCATION
to the rehearsal schedule and parental involvement
Watertown-Mayer Performing Arts Center
is expected. Participants cannot miss more than four
rehearsals total, and no more than one rehearsal FEE
after the 4th of July. Attendance is mandatory for $100 paid at registration time. Please note this year’s
the final week of rehearsals and all performances. registration includes a t-shirt and DVD. Schedule
Parents are required to donate a minimum of two survey must be submitted with registration.
hours volunteer work to help with the production.
REGISTRATION NOTE
Please reach out to Hannah Rosholt with any questions
All potential participants must complete a Google
or concerns. E-mail: hannah.rosholt@wm.k12.mn.us
Form with more information and schedule conflicts
REHEARSALS prior to being accepted into the program. Program
All rehearsals are at the Performing Arts Center at participants will be confirmed based on their ability
W-M High School, unless otherwise announced at to commit to the rehearsal schedule. If the number
rehearsal. This is a tentative schedule and is subject of potential participants is greater than 40 after we
to change. consider schedules, the 40 positions will be given on
a first-come, first-serve basis as well as per schedule
FAMILY MEETING (VIRTUAL) availability. If two students register on the same day
Sunday, June 5th at 7:30 pm (via Google Meeting) approaching capacity, they will be drawn out of a hat.
All families will be required to attend a virtual When registering you will be placed on a waitlist. You
meeting. will be moved from the waitlist once you are accepted
PART AUDITIONS (Attendance required at both days) to the program.
DAY DATE TIME
This activity is funded, in part, by the
Wednesday June 8 9:30-11:30 am Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage
Thursday June 9 9:30-11:30 am Fund as appropriated by the Minnesota
State Legislature with money from the
vote of the people of Minnesota on
Auditions held at the High School Performing Arts November 4, 2008
Center (PAC) or Cafeteria. Please watch for signs.
23Party Options
with Community Ed
Looking for a space to host a party or gathering? W-M
Community Education has party packages available.
Come and use the gym or pool for a terrific party
experience!
You bring the cake and ice-cream, and other food/
drink. To sign up for a party package please contact
W-M Community Ed office at 952-955-0280 or
wmcommuityed@wm.k12.mn.us at least two-weeks
in advance. Dates are available based on space and
staff availability.
Party packages are for two hours. Payment is due
upon approval of the confirmed date and can be
made by check, cash or credit card. Package pricing
is for up to 15 children or 20 adults. Your reservation
will allow for up to 15 minutes prior to your
scheduled time for set-up and 15 minutes afterward
for takedown and clean up. Supervision of the party
participants is the responsibility of the individual
booking the package.
Pool Package $95 | 2 hrs
Includes up to 15 participants, 2 hours of total
pool time (lifeguard on duty). The upper pool area
available for party gatherings to bring in food and
nonalcoholic drinks. No inflatable items may be
brought into the pool. Any items brought in must
receive prior approval through Community Education.
Additional time is available at the rate of $25 per hour
Gym Package $80 | 2 hrs
Includes up to 15 participants with 2 hours of
total gym time. Oversized games and activities are
provided. Space is also available for party gatherings
to bring in food and nonalcoholic drinks. Additional
time is available at the rate of $25 per hour
Community Lounge Package
$100|6 hrs or $50 | 3 hrs
Includes up to 20 participants for either a 3 or 6 hour
package of use in our Community Lounge. Space
includes a large smart screen tv.
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