COMMUNITY CLASSES &ACTIVITIES

FALL & WINTER 2022

WORTHINGTONCOMMUNITY CLASSES & ACTIVITIES

District 518 Community Education117 11th Ave., Suite 3Worthington, MN 56187

Engage • Enrich • Inspire www.isd518.net/enrichment

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NEW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL OPENING FALL OF 2022

DISTRICT 518 COMMUNITY EDUCATION 2 WWW.ISD518.NET/ENRICHMENT | 507-376-6105

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WELCOMEWe are very excited about this fall/winter catalog. Once again, we have collaborated with many entities to enrich the lives of our community members by bringing fun opportunities for you and your family to stay engaged and continue to learn. There is something for all age groups.

Included in this edition is a fun trip to the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, so if you missed it the first round, here is another opportunity to come explore the sensory garden, rock garden, Japanese garden, glasshouse conservatory and more!

Also included in this catalog is the Children’s Theater Camp that will be performing at Memorial Auditorium, archery, gymnastics, celebration chorus, and others. Do not forget to sign up for afterschool youth programs through the Nobles County Integration Collaborative (NCIC). NCIC also offers homework help for secondary students throughout the school year.

At Community Education we highly believe in the value of school connection, so we work hard to include information on events, contact information, activities, and other school related announcements. Make sure to look through ISD 518 school information and be prepared for the next school year.

Please take your time paging through this fall/winter catalog. We look forward to seeing you in a class or activity soon.

When you do call to register or register in person, one of our Community Education secretaries will greet you and assist you with the registration process. These frontline staff members are pictured above: (from left) Ingrid Mazariegos, Petra Jimenez, Angelica Madrigal Ordaz, and Rosa Hurtado Alm. We are pleased to have such a talented team working directly with our class participants!

Thank you for all your support! Soom ChandaswangEnrichment Programs Coordinator

Lay Yu PawInterim Enrichment Programs Coordinator

District 518COMMUNITY EDUCATION

117 11th AvenueWorthington, MN 56187

507-376-6105www.isd518.net/commed

COMMUNITY EDUCATION DIRECTOR

SHARON [email protected]

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION COORDINATOR

STACY [email protected]

COMMUNITY CONNECTORSCOORDINATOR

ADRY [email protected]

EARLY CHILDHOOD AND FAMILYEDUCATION COORDINATOR

TARA [email protected]

ENRICHMENT PROGRAMSCOORDINATOR

NOBLES COUNTY INTEGRATION COLLABORATIVE COORDINATOR

POSITION IS OPEN

SOOM [email protected]

INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS AS OF JULY 26, 2022


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We invite you to become engaged in thecommunity by enrolling in Worthington District 518

Community Education classes and activities. Programs are designed to enrich and inspire

you to get the most out of life!

OFFICE HOURSMonday - Friday • 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

OFFICE LOCATIONWest Learning Center

117 11th Avenue • Worthington, MN 56187Phone: (507) 376-6105

Webpage: www.isd518.net/enrichment

or your registration convenience, we offerOnline Registration. This is one of many

registration options for you.

PAYMENT POLICYPayment must accompany registration to ensure

enrollment in a class. Registrations without payment will be put on hold until payment is received.

Registrations/payments received the date the class begins will be charged an additional $5 processing

fee. All walk-ins and late registrations will be charged the $5 processing fee. Participants are

strongly encouraged to register early. If you have any uestions, please contact the Community ducation o ce.

Archery Page 12

Celebration Chorus Page 12

Child & Teen Checkup Pages 14 – 15

Children's Theater Camp – Dakota Players Page 11

Creative Healing Space Page 13

Early Childhood Family Education Pages 4 – 8

Early Childhood Screening Page 9

Family Fun Page 8

Gymnastics Page 10

Help Me Grow Page 9

Nobles County

Integration Collaborative Pages 16 – 17

Nobles County Library Page 13

Payment Policy Page 3

Worthington School District 518 Pages 34 – 41

Youth Scholarships Page 18

YOUTH ACTIVITIES ADULT ACTIVITIES

District 518 Community Education

Adult Basic Education Pages 22 – 23Arboretum Trip Page 19 Career Force Page 43Catholic Charities Page 43 Center for Active Living Page 29 City of Worthington – JBS Field House Page 44Community & School Liaisons Page 20 Defensive Driving Page 18 Ed2go Online Class Page 32Estate Planning 101 Page 30Events Calendar Page 33Helping Hand Pregnancy Center Page 43 Historic Dayton House Page 30 Memorial Auditorium Pages 24 – 25Paraprofessional Competency Exam Preparation Page 23 Payment Policy Page 3Registration Page 42Senior Services Page 31 Smartphone Basics Page 19SMOC – Energy Assistance Page 21Weather Policy Page 12Worthington Area Foundation Page 21Worthington Area YMCA Pages 26 – 28

Photo Use: Worthington District 518 Community

Education and its representatives may take photos or video images of participants in their

classes/activities. These images would be used for the Worthington District 518

Community Education catalog, webpage, social media, or other publications.

If you do not want yourself or your child’s photo used for such purposes, please contact us via our webpage www.isd518.net enrichment and fill out

the Denial of Photo Use Form.

Once completed, mail the form to: Worthington District 518 Community Education

117 11th Avenue, Suite 3 Worthington, MN 56187

Cover Photo Credit: Anne Foley


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Family EducationECFE classes are held at the West Learning Center,

117 11th Ave, Worthington, MN 56187 (Behind Westminster Presbyterian Church—use Turner Street entrance, Door 1)

CHOOSE A CLASS: FALL SESSION

10 Sessions • September 26 —December 16No Class October 17 –21; November 21-25

TUESDAY 1-5 year olds

9:00—10:30 a.m.Class # 0108F22

THURSDAY 1-5 year olds

6:00—7:30 p.m.Class # 0108BF22

TUESDAYSPANISH*1-5 year olds

12:30—2:00 p.m.Class # 0401CF22

TUESDAY SPANISH*1-5 year olds

10:30—12:00 p.m.Class # 0401BF22

Classes are open to all families in the Worthington School District with children 0-5 years of age and not yet in Kindergarten.

Parents and children attend together and will experience activities, parent discussion and circle time. Spend time with your child/children and

create lasting memories!

ECFE ofrece clases para las familias que hablan espanol. Para mas informacion por favor llamar al 727-1210.

*Classes are for Spanish speaking families

0-5 year olds6:00—7:00 p.m.Non-seperating

Class # 0101F22

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HOW TO REGISTER F O R O U R C L A S S E S

STOP IN West Learning Center; 117 11th Ave, Worthington, MN 56187Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.

CALL507-376-6105

ONLINEwww.isd518.net/enrichment

ECFE Class Fees - Fall 2022Use your annual income to calculate fees. Please pay for classes when registering.

If you have 1 child attending class at full tuition, 2nd child is reduced rate. REGISTER FOR SIBLING CARE WHEN YOU REGISTER FOR CLASSES (see below).Household size is the total number of people living in your home - parents and children. ALL FAMILIES ARE WELCOME. No one will be denied participation due to inability to pay. District 518 residents have priority registration.

Tuition Donation

$0.000 - $14,300

$14,301 - 18,000$18,001 - 21,700$21,701 - 25,300$25,301 - 29,000$29,001 - 32,700$32,701 - 36,300

Reduced50% Off$24.00

$14,301 - 20,400$18,001 - 25,600$21,701 - 30,800$25,301 - 36,100$29,001 - 41,300$32,701 - 46,500$36,301 - 51,700

FullTuition$48.00

$20,401 & above$25,601 & above$30,801 & above$36,101 & above$41,301 & above$46,501 & above$51,701 & above

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2345678

Sibling Care ServicesECFE has experienced child care assistants available to care for your children who are not enrolled while you attend classes. These child care services are available according to thesliding fee scale.

# of Children in Sibling Care

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Sibling CareDonation

$0.00$0.00$0.00

Reduced50% Off

$5.00$8.00$11.00

FullTuition$10.00$15.00$20.00


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Family EducationECFE classes are held at the West Learning Center,

117 11th Ave, Worthington, MN 56187 (Behind Westminster Presbyterian Church—use Turner Street entrance, Door 1)

CHOOSE A CLASS: WINTER SESSION

10 Sessions • January 30 —April 21No Class February 20–24; April 3-7

THURSDAY 1-5 year olds

6:00—7:30 p.m.Class # 0108BW23

TUESDAY1-5 year olds

9:00—10:30 a.m.Class # 0401BW23

TUESDAYSPANISH*1-5 year olds

10:30—12:00 p.m.Class # 0401BW23

TUESDAY 1-5 year olds

9:00—10:30 a.m.Class # 0401W23

Classes are open to all families in the Worthington School District with children 0-5 years of age and not yet in Kindergarten.

Parents and children attend together and will experience activities, parent discussion and circle time. Spend time with your child/children and

create lasting memories!

*Classes are for Spanish speaking families

0-5 year olds12:00—2:00 p.m.Non-seperating

Class # 0401CW23

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DHOW TO REGISTER F O R O U R C L A S S E S

STOP IN West Learning Center; 117 11th Ave, Worthington, MN 56187Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.

CALL507-376-6105

ONLINEwww.isd518.net/enrichment

ECFE Class Fees - Winter 2023Use your annual income to calculate fees. Please pay for classes when registering.

If you have 1 child attending class at full tuition, 2nd child is reduced rate. REGISTER FOR SIBLING CARE WHEN YOU REGISTER FOR CLASSES (see below).Household size is the total number of people living in your home - parents and children. ALL FAMILIES ARE WELCOME. No one will be denied participation due to inability to pay. District 518 residents have priority registration.

Tuition Donation

$0.000 - $14,300

$14,301 - 18,000$18,001 - 21,700$21,701 - 25,300$25,301 - 29,000$29,001 - 32,700$32,701 - 36,300

Reduced50% Off$24.00

$14,301 - 20,400$18,001 - 25,600$21,701 - 30,800$25,301 - 36,100$29,001 - 41,300$32,701 - 46,500$36,301 - 51,700

FullTuition$48.00

$20,401 & above$25,601 & above$30,801 & above$36,101 & above$41,301 & above$46,501 & above$51,701 & above

HouseholdSize

2345678

Sibling Care ServicesECFE has experienced child care assistants available to care for your children who are not enrolled while you attend classes. These child care services are available according to thesliding fee scale.

# of Children in Sibling Care

123

Sibling CareDonation

$0.00$0.00$0.00

Reduced50% Off

$5.00$8.00$11.00

FullTuition$10.00$15.00$20.00

FRIDAY FUNat Early Childhood

Come to room 124at West LearningCenter,117 11th Ave inWorthington,with your1-5 year oldchildren (not yetin Kindergarten)

On Fridays,from January 6

through March 31

Drop in, no registration requiredSuggested donation $1 per child

Activities for parents and children together

10:00 am to 11:00 am

FRIDAY FUNat Early Childhood

Ven al salón 124 enWest LearningCenter,117 11th Aveen Worthington,con tus niños de 1a 5 años de edad(los que no hanentrando al Kinder)

Los viernes,

desde el 6 de Enero

hasta el 31 de Marzo

Ven cuando quieras, no te tienes que registrarSe sugiere una donación de $1 por cada niñoActividades para padres junto con sus niños

10:00 am a 11:00 am


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Worthington District 518EARLY CHILDHOOD SCREENINGDo you have a child that is 2-5 years old? Has your child been to early childhood screening? If not, read on...

Minnesota State Law requires that children age 3 1/2 - 4 years participate in a developmental early childhood screening. This screening is free. The purpose of the screening is to identify children who may benefit from district and community resources that are available to help in their development.

The screening will consist of the following components fine gross motor skills, language development, concepts, height/weight, vision, hearing, review of child’s health history, and immunization record (these are not substitutes for comprehensive exams).

District 518 will be sending out letters of invitation to children who are in the appropriate age range. If your child is 4 years of age and has not been screened or if you would like to check if your child is listed on our census, contact Tara Thompson, Early Childhood Screening Coordinator at (507) 727-1207 for more information. Early Childhood Screening Dates for this school year are:

September 6, 202 | November 22, 2022April 4, 2023 | May 23, 2023 |

8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. • Held at West Learning Center

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S GYMNASTICSIn gymnastics, students develop poise and grace while working on balance, e ibility and strength. Participants will receive age-appropriate instruction on the balance beam, uneven bars, vault and oor e ercises. mphasis will be on terminology,

body positions and skills. Enrollment is limited and subject to change based on participation. This program is coordinated by Joni Reitmeir with assitance from adults and high school students. All Classes are held at District 518 Gymnastics Facility.

4 & 5 Year Olds6101AF22Tues., Sept. 5-Oct. 27, 2021 8 wks.4:00 - 5:00 p.m. $45Instructor ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

Beginner IStudent has never taken gymnastics before or has not mastered a cartwheel.

6101EF21Tues., Sept. 5-Oct. 27, 2021 8 wks.5:00 - 6:15 p.m. $55Instructor ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

6101DF22Wed., Sept. 6-Oct. 28, 2021 7 wks.5:00 - 6:15 p.m. $55No Class: October 19, 2022Instructor ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

Beginner IIStudent has taken gymnastics before and has mastered a cartwheel.

6101CF22Tues., Sept. 5-Oct. 27, 2021 8 wks.6:15 - 7:30 p.m. $55Instructor ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

6101EF22 Wed., Sept. 6-Oct. 27, 2021 7 wks.6:15 - 7:30 p.m. $55No Class: October 19, 2022Instructor ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

IntermediateGymmnast has experience on gymnastic equipment and is able to do a backbend kickover. Coaching staff highly recommends students to sign up for both days for best progression of gymnastic skills. Also, students that sign up for one day might miss out on valuable instruction on the day they do not attend.

6101FF22Mon., Sept. 5-Oct. 27, 2021 7 wks.4:00 - 6:00 p.m. $68No Class: September 5, 2022Instructor: ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

6101FF22Thurs., Sept. 8-Oct. 27, 2021 7 wks.4:00 - 6:00 p.m. $68No Class: October 20, 2022Instructor: Joni Reitmeier

Advancedymnast must be able to do a round-off back

handspring. Coaching staff highly recommends students to sign up for both days for best progression of gymnastic skills. Also, students that sign up for one day might miss out on valuable instruction on the day they do not attend.

6101HF22Mon., Sept. 5-Oct. 27, 2021 7 wks.6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $68No Class: September 5, 2022Instructor: ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

6101IF22Thurs., Sept. 8 – Oct. 28, 2022 7 wks.6:00 - 8:00 p.m. $68No class: October 20, 2022 Wgtn Gymnastics Facility Gymnastics GymInstructor: ist. 518 Com. d. ymnastics taff

6123F22Wed., Sept. 5-Oct. 27, 2022 7 wks.4:00 - 4:45 p.m. $40No Class: October 19, 2022Instructor: District 518 Community d ymnastics taff

Parent & Child (Ages 18 mos. - 3 yrs.)

In this parents will participate with their children. It's great for bonding as well as getting to know your child's abilities! Our preschool classes are designed to provide your child with movement exploration and exercise in a fun and positive environment! Our lesson plans have specifically selected movements and skills which will enhance your child's and cognitive development.


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TARCHERYArchery is fun for adults, youth, and families! Join the Southwest

Bow Benders Archery Club to see if archery is for you. This class

offers beginning instruction in the sport of archery, where your only

competition is improving your own shooting. Youth must be in

Grade 3 or older to participate. Southwest Bow Benders Archery

Club is located ¾ of a mile south of Highway 59/60 on Plotts Ave.

(County oad 5 ). Instructors are certified by the National Archery

Association. Certified Instructors. All e uipment is provided if you do

not have your own.

Instructors are certified by A Archery.

6103F22 Mon., Oct. 3 - 24, 20226:30-8:00 p.m. 4 wks.SW Bow Benders Archery Club $20/personInstructor: SW Bow Benders Archery Club

Celebration Chorus is an after school singing opportunity for third through fifth grade students.

You will learn to sing music in two and three parts, make up some of our your accompaniments and

perform out in the community. Come celebrate together in song!

7916F22Tues., Sept. 20-Dec. 13, 2022 12 wks.3:15 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. $25 Intermediate School Music RoomInstructor: Debra Moe

CELEBRATION CHORUS

WEATHER POLICYIf District 518 cancels school for the day or releases students early for weather reasons, then it is our

policy to cancel all Community ducation nrichment rogram classes and activities. Call our o ce at

376-6105 or listen to the local radio stations for announcements.

CreativeHealingSpaceInc.comRegister for our events at:[email protected]

Virtual art therapy sessions will be every last Tuesday of the Month.

Free art workshops and free monthy art therapy sessions led by Registered Art Therapist, Lisa Brunick.

A therapeutic place to promote mental health through creative outlet activities. We bring people together to heal as a collective.

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Fa� 2022 Li�ary Programs!STORY TIME

TODDLERS - PRE-SCHOOL Starts September 7, 2022

Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Join us for stories, action verses and a craft.

WII - UGRADE 5-9

Starts September 19, 2022Mondays After School until 4:45 p.m.

Snacks and beverages provided - come challenge your friends!

JUST GURLZGRADE 5-9

Starts September 12, 2022Mondays, After School until 4:45 p.m.

Join us for art & crafts, cooking, experiments & more. Snacks & beverages available,AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM

GRADE K-5Starts September 13 & 15, 2021

Tuesdays and Thursdays until 4:45 p.m.Join us for movie, snacks, crafts,

experiments and more!

ADULT PROGRAMMINGHECTOR CURRIEL

Monday, September 19thTeen Program: 4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.

Adult Program: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER Saturday, September 24, 2022 • 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.

KATE SWENSON (Author of “Forever Boy: A Mother’s Memoir of Autism and Finding Joy”) –

October 6-7 p.m.ADRIAN LEE (Author of Supernatural titles

like: “How to Be a Christian Psychic”, “Myste-rious Minnesota”, Mysterious Midwest” and more!) – October 10th 6:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m.

KATHRINE HENDRICKS (Luverne Author of a children’s books called: “Backyard Hockey“

and “Please Don’t Eat the Cupcakes”) – November 8th, 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (children pro-

gram) & 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. (Adult Program)

HAUNTED HOUSEOctober 20-21, 2022

Check our website in October for details!


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Adrian Ellsworth Fulda Heron Lake-Okabena Round Lake-Brewster Worthington117 W. 11th Avenue, Worthington, MN | 507-376-3300 | www.isd518.net/ncic

The mission of the Nobles County Integration Collaborative, a consortium of adjacent school districts, is to promote student success and community acceptance of cultural differences by providing opportunities for students, families and staff from diverse backgrounds to learn from and with one another.

Fall Opportunities 2022(All our programs are open to all NCIC member districts and their communities)

Afterschool ProgramsOur Grade Odyssey and Dynamic 507 afterschool programs will meet separately this year. The afterschool program are centered on increasing college and career readiness, promoting participation in leadership or civic engagement activities, cultural awareness, and achieving academic success. We will provide a snack and beverage as well as transportation by request.

To register or to receive more information, please call (507)376-3300

Odyssey 7th & 8th Grade Starts: Tuesday, Sept. 20, 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Location: West Learning Center, Room 115/Small GymDynamic 507 (9th to 12th grade)Starts: Thursday, Sept. 22, 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Location: West Learning Center, Room 115/Small Gym

Homework Help7th-12th Grade studentsNeed a place to study? Do you need help with assignments? Or need help to better understand a sub ect that you are struggling with e offer Homework Help for 6th-12th grade students. For this drop-off tutoring, we will provide snack and beverage.

Mons. & Weds.: Please call to make an appointment at (507)376-3300West Learning Center, NCIC Room 115

2022-2023 Home Visit ProgramTeachers/Counselors/AdministratorsDid you know that home visits could increase student performance, jumpstart parent involvement, reduce discipline problems, and increase overall positive attitudes towards school? Home visits provide a great chance for students, parents, and teachers to connect and communicate outside of the traditional classroom environment. We are seeking teachers and school counselors to complete home visits with students and families in the 2022-2023 school year. Participants identify the families they would like to visit and arrange their visits independently. We provide training, language support, a stipend, and mileage for each home visit completed.

To register or to receive more information, please call (507)376-3300.

Volunteer Opportunity: Serving at The Banquet8th-12th Grade StudentsNCIC is inviting area youth grades 8-12 to serve a meal at The Banquet in Sioux Falls, SD. Volunteers are the heart and soul of The Banquet. Come help serve a meal where people can gather, receive nourishment and experience love. Transportation will be provided. Space is limited, so sign up as soon as possible.

Eligible students: 8th - 12th grade, any member district Date: Friday, December 2nd, 2022Depart Time: 3:45 pm Return Time: 9:00 pm

rop off ick up at est earning Center, oor 1Location: The Banquet West in Sioux Falls, SDTo register or to receive more information, please call (507)376-3300.

College Visit at USFHigh School students, you are invited to go ona college visit to University of Sioux Falls onFriday, October 21 (the Friday of MEA). We willhave a campus tour, hear an overview of USFopportunities, meet some faculty, and havelunch on campus. Figuring out which collegeor university to attend takes a lot of time andusually visits to multiple campuses. Join NCIC forour college visits to help you decide what type ofpost-high school education will be the best matchfor you! Check in: 9:15 a.m.; Departure: 9:30 a.m.; Campus Arrival: 10:30 a.m.

Fri., Oct. 219:00 a.m-3:45 p.m.Meet at West Learning Center, Door 1Trip Leader: Paulina BouavichithFREE


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Adrian Ellsworth Fulda Heron Lake-Okabena Round Lake-Brewster Worthington117 W. 11th Avenue, Worthington, MN | 507-376-3300 | www.isd518.net/ncic

The mission of the Nobles County Integration Collaborative, a consortium of adjacent school districts, is to promote student success and community acceptance of cultural differences by providing opportunities for students, families and staff from diverse backgrounds to learn from and with one another.

Fall Opportunities 2022(All our programs are open to all NCIC member districts and their communities)

NCIC UpdatesNobles County Integration Collaborative is thrilled to be able to be offering more in-person and multi-district programming this school year. e have a talented group of staff members who will be working with secondary students, staff, and community members to promote academic success and cultural integration. Our Youth Development Leaders are: Chansouk Duangapai, Paulina Bouavichith, and Tah So Ghay Collar. Each of them will spend part of the day providing academic support to students at local schools. The other part of their day is spent planning and facilitating out-of-school-time programs. These programs focus on: academic achievement, civic engagement/volunteerism, college & career readiness, cultural awareness, and leadership development.

This year we have two new cultural liaisons on our staff ladys Aldana spar a and uadalupe endon. The cultural liaisons each work to connect with member school districts on parent engagement opportunities, including home visits. They will provide language support to all member districts and will work on the multi-district programs offered such as the Kindness and Courage Retreats.

At this time, NCIC does not have an Achievement and Integration Coordinator. The position is posted online at www.isd518.net. We are seeking an individual with a passion for education and integration. We strongly prefer candidates with a bachelor’s degree. Individuals who speak more than one language and who have multicultural life experiences are encouraged to apply. The coordinator coordinates and supervised program implementation, gathers data, and works with member districts to complete and submit reports for the Minnesota Department of Education. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply online as soon as possible.

This year, NCIC is in the last year of its current Integration Plan. All six member districts will be working with the NCIC staff to develop and submit new -year Integration lans by arch . epresentatives of the Joint Powers Board and Equity Council provide input for the development of these plans. NCIC appreciates the contributions of our Joint Powers Board and Equity Council members. Their time and talents are a valuable resource as NCIC continues to focus on academic success and cultural integration.

NCIC Staff, front row from left: Gladys Aldana, Cultural Liaison; Nayzeth Ybarra-Muniz, Bilingual Program Aide; Tah So Ghay Collar, Youth Development Leader; and Paulina Bouavichith, Youth Development leader. Back row: Chansouk Duangapai, Youth Development Leader; and Guadalupe Rendon, Cultural Liaison.

JPB and Collaborative Council MeetingsSchedule 2022-2023

October 3, 2022 • November 21, 2022 • February 6, 2023 April 3, 2023 • June 5, 2023

Council meetings will begin at 6 p.m. Joint Powers Board meetings will start immediately after the Council meetings. Meetings will be

held at West Learning Center in room 115.


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MATURE DRIVERImprove your driving skills, and if you're 55 or older, get a discount on your personal auto insurance. The Defensive Driving Course teaches basic crash prevention techniques and has a proven record of reducing tra c violations and incidents. It is taught by e perienced, professional tra c safety instructors. The class consists of lecture, films, and discussions. There is no behind-the-wheel driving and there are no tests.

According to the Minnesota state law, people age 55 and older who complete a state-approved defensive driving course are eligible to receive a 10 percent, three-year discount on auto insurance. Contact your insurance agent for details. After you complete the course, you will receive a certificate of completion to give to your insurance company. This 4-hour refresher course is for mature drivers who have completed the initial 8-hour class.

Community Education is currently collaborating with AARP (the American Association of Retired Persons) and the innesota afety Council to offer these opportunities.

7204AF22 - 4-hour Refresher CourseThurs., Sept. 8, 2022 1 ses.1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Rm #101

7204BF22 - 4-hour Refresher CourseThurs., Sept. 22, 2022 1 ses.1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Rm #101

7204CF22 - 4-hour Refresher CourseThurs., Oct. 6, 2022 1 ses.1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Rm #101

7204DF22 - 4-hour Refresher CourseThurs., Oct. 20, 2022 1 ses.1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Rm #101

7204EF22 - 4-hour Refresher CourseThurs., Nov. 3, 2022 1 ses.1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Rm #101

7204FF22 - 4-hour Refresher CourseThurs., Nov. 17, 2022 1 ses.1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Rm #101

$24/AARP Member • $28 non-AARP MemberWest Learning Center • Instructors Certified AA mart river Instructors

A $5 processing fee begins on the date of each class, so please register in advance.

Worthington District 518COMMUNITY EDUCATION YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

orthington istrict 518 Community ducation offers youth scholarships to enable more youth to participate in program offerings. As with most other school district activities, Community ducation uses the A Free and Reduced Lunch application data to determine whether or not local youth are eligible. Children who qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch, will be able to enroll in most Community Education youth activities for a portion of the reduced fee.

To obtain these program scholarships, families should indicate their interest in applying for the reduced fee rate when enrolling their children in a Community Education class or activity. The Enrichment Programs Coordinator will determine whether any additional information is needed to determine if the child ualifies for this income-based program. For more information, parents can contact the Interim Enrichment Programs Coordinator at the istrict 518 Community ducation o ce at 5 - - 1 5. SC

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If you en oy the beauty of owers and plants, a trip to the Arboretum is what you need e are partnering with eron ake- kabena Community ducation to offer this trip of area residents. The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum showcases various colletions of gardens including an All-American selections garden and an annuals garden. There is also a home demonstration garden and Farm at the Arboretum, which features University of Minnesota cold-hardy produce. If participating in this trip, please dress for the weather and make sure to wear good walking shoes. This trip includes tranportion, 4 hours to enjoy the arboretum, a guided 1-hour tram tour, and a 10% discount at gift & garden store. You will get to chose a ower pot lunch option when registering eparture time orthington lue ine a.m. eron Lake Catholic Church – 7:15 a.m.; Windom Runnings Parking Lot – 7:45 a.m. Registeration deadline is August 20!

Register by scanning QR code link or going to: https://forms.gle/M6UFKS9GVNNKHFJA. Payment may be sent to: HL-O High School, 124 N. Minnesota Ave., Okabena, MN 56161. Questions: [email protected]

2505F22Wed., Aug. 31, 2022 1 day6:30 a.m. -8:00 p.m. $70/person Tour Guide: Lisa Fest

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Just got a new smartphone and want to know the

benefit of it Then this class is right for you ign up for

Smartphone Basics class to learn about technology lingo,

establish safe browsing habits, learn about the life-saving

features built into your phone, and learn how to craft

secure passwords and save them to your device. This class

will help you with understanding the smartphone technical

issues and internet safety procedures that you might come

cross.

SMARTPHONE BASICS

4160AF22Thurs., Dec. 15, 202210:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. 1 ses.West Learning Center Rm 101 $10/personInstructor: Austin Taylor

4160BF22Wed., January 4, 202210:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. 1 ses.West Learning Center Rm 101 $10/personInstructor: Austin Taylor


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This department will connect people withCommunity resources related needs such as: HousingHealthcareEmploymentTransportationEducationLegal ServicesFinancial Info Citizenship

The department will also connect people with School information, resources, and opportunities such as: School RegistrationFamily EngagementLanguage SupportConferencesHome VisitsReferrals to school opportunities Training for on-call interpreters

Este departamento conecta a personas con recursos en la comunidad que puedan necesitar, como: ViviendaCuidados de SaludEmpleoTransporteEducación Servicios LegalesInformación FinancieraCiudadanía

Este departamento también conecta a personas conInformación, recursos y oportunidades escolares, como: Inscripciones EscolaresParticipación FamiliarApoyo con el LenguajeJuntas EscolaresVisitas a DomicilioRecomendaciones para Oportunidades EscolaresEntrenamiento para Intérpretes

ဝဲဲၤက ဲၤတခါအ ဲၤကဒ ုးစဲဘ ဲၤပ ဲၤဂ ီၢ်မ ီၢ်ဃ ီၢ်ဒ ုး

ပ ဲၤတဝ အတ ီၢ်ဟ ီၢ်မဲၤစ ဲၤလ ဲၤတ ီၢ်လ အဘ ီၢ်ထ ဲလ ီၢ်အသုး

တ ီၢ်လ အလ ီၢ်သ ီၢ်တဖ ီၢ်ဒီၢ်အမ ီၢ်:

ဟ ီၢ်ဃ

ဆ ီၢ်ခ ျ့

တဖ ုးတ ီၢ်မဲၤ

ဝ စ ီၢ်တ ဆ

တ ီၢ်က ီၢ်ဘ ီၢ်က ီၢ်သ

သဲစုးအတ ီၢ်မဲၤစ ဲၤ

က ီၢ်ဧ ဲၤစ ဧ ဲၤအဂ ီၢ်အက ီၢ်

တ ီၢ်ကဲထ ဖ က ီၢ်ဖ

ဝဲဲၤက ဲၤတခါအ ဲၤကဒ ုးစဲဘ ဲၤပ ဲၤဂ ီၢ်မ ီၢ်ဃ ီၢ်ဒ က

တ ီၢ်ဂ ီၢ်တ ီၢ်က ီၢ်, တ ီၢ်ဟ ီၢ်မဲၤစ ဲၤလ ဲၤတ ီၢ်,

ဒ ုးတ ီၢ်ခ ဲုးအယ ီၢ်ဒီၢ်အမ ီၢ်:

တစဲုးလ ဲၤမ ဲၤလ က

ဟ ီၢ်ဖ ဃ ဖ အတ ီၢ်ရ လ ီၢ်

က ီၢ်အတ ီၢ်ဆ ီၢ်ထ ဲမဲၤစ ဲၤ

တ ီၢ်အ ီၢ်ဖ ီၢ်က ီၢ်လ ီၢ်

ဟ ီၢ်အတ ီၢ်လဲဲၤအ ီၢ်သက ုး

တ ီၢ်မဲၤစ ဲၤဆ က ီၢ်တ ီၢ်ခ ဲုးတ ီၢ်ယ ီၢ်တဖ ီၢ်

တ ီၢ်သ ီၢ်လ လ ပ ဲၤက ီၢ်ထ တ ီၢ်အဂ ီၢ်

The Community Connectors and Family Liaisons were previously two separate programs, with some commonalities. Community Connectors assisted people who were seeking community resources and information. Family Liaisons served people who were seeking District 518 school related information and resources. ue to funding limitations, the staff people in these programs do not work full time. o recently it was decided that staff would be cross-trained to provide assistance with both school and community related information resources. Now, the staff are able to serve more people, which allows people to obtain the help that they need at the time that is most convenient for them.

As these programs merged, a few changes took place. irst, Adry tafford will now serve as the coordinator for the Community & School Liaisons. Second, the program is now asking clients to call ahead to make an appointment. rop-in appointments will still be accepted, but only as staff time allows.

As in the past, the services by the Connectors and Liaisons will be available free of charge.

COMMUNITY CONNECTOR AND FAMILY LIAISON PROGRAMS MERGE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE

Nelson BonillaSpeaks Spanish507-372-4664

Zawdee PloeserpoelibertySpeaks Karen507-372-1205

Liliana Perez RamirezSpeaks Spanish507-727-1123

Adry taffordSpeaks Spanish

507-372-1227 or 507-370-3682


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WORTHINGTON AREA FOUNDATIONWILL BE ACCEPTING ONLINE GRANT APPLICATIONS

AUGUST 8 - SEPTEMBER 30, 2022.

Local non-profit organizations and government entities may apply though our website wgtnareafoundation.org

The Worthington Area Foundation (WAF) helps make the Worthington community an even better place to live and work by awarding grants to worthy organizations and projects through its general endowment and related funds.

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PARAPROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY EXAM PREPARATION

Marty Olsen is recently retired from her

position as the Adult Basic Education

Coordinator for SW MN ABE-South. Marty

joined Worthington ISD 518 seventeen

years ago to teach English to adults. She

transitioned to the coordinator position

ten years ago. In this position she has

coordinated the ABE programming for 8

counties in southern Minnesota. Marty is

looking forward to spending more time with

her grandkids in retirement. She will also stay active with ABE, as she will continue to serve as the lead

CASAS and TABE trainer for Minnesota SW ABE, and will coordinate the Assessment Training grant for

the SW ABE consortium.

Worthington Community Education is happy to introduce Stacy Everding as our new ABE Coordinator.

Stacy graduated from the University of Sioux Falls with a degree in Elementary Education. She was

employed by Worthington ISD 518 in 2013 to teach Adult Basic Education. Over the past 9 years she

has taught all levels of English Language, Citizenship and GED. Stacy has been a liaison to the Adult

Diploma Committee for the SW ABE region. She has also served as the Distance Learning Coordinator

for the region. In 18 tacy became a certified CA A tate trainer for innesota. elcome, tacy

Whether you are a current paraprofessional who needs to pass the competency exam or have been

hired as a new paraprofessional to begin work in August, you are welcome to sign up for this class.

We will help you prepare for the various sections of the paraprofessional competency exam. You will

have the opportunity to take both sections of the e am during this class. This class is offered through

ABE, so participants are expected to complete an orientation with ABE prior to the start of the class.

The in-take orientation & baseline test will be August 1, 9:30-11:30 am at West Learning Center, room

131. Or you may call to make an appointment for it at 507-376-6105; ask for Ingrid. If you own an

iPad please bring it to class; if not a device will be provided for you. The class itself will meet at Prairie

Elementary. Paraprofessionals from nearby school districts may also attend, but you will need to make

testing arrangements with your home district.

4526F22 Mon., Wed., Thurs., Aug. 3-18, 20229:30-11:30 a.m. Prairie Elementary, Room 307Instructor: Kris DoedenFREE


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Personal Training

Whether your goal is to lose pounds/inches, gainstrength and balance, reduce stress, increaseperformance, build muscle/tone, or improve yourhealth, our trainers are dedicated to your success.

Ya sea que su objetivo sea perder libras/pulgadas,ganar fuerza y equilibrio, reducir el estrés,aumentar el rendimiento, desarrollar músculo/tonoo mejorar su salud, nuestros entrenadores estándedicados a su éxito.

Entrenamiento Personal

Training Plans Tailored To You!

Are you looking for a fitness plan that is tailored toyour needs, but already have the motivation to workout on your own? Check out our website to see howwe can help you create an individualized exerciseprogram!

¿Está buscando un plan de acondicionamiento físicoque se adapte a sus necesidades, pero ya tiene lamotivación para hacer ejercicio por su cuenta? Visitenuestro sitio web para ver cómo podemos ayudarlo acrear un programa de ejercicios individualizad.

Planes de entrenamiento a tu medidaActive Teens

Adolescentes activos: los jóvenes de 11 a 13 añosaprenderán cómo usar correctamente el equipo defuerza y cardio en el gimnasio. Al aprobar esteprograma, el estudiante recibirá su pase que lepermitirá usar el gimnasio antes de los 14 años.

Active teens: youth ages 11-13 will learn how tocorrectly use the strength and cardio equipment inthe Fitness Center. By passing this program, thestudent will receive their Active Teens passallowing them to use the Fitness Center before theage of 14.

Adolescentes Activos

Group Cycle

Fusion

SilverSneakers Classic

ForeverWell Strength Circuit

Senior Cycling

Defend Together

Strong In 30

Strength Train Together

ZUMBA

Monday & Friday

Monday, Wednesday, & FridayMonday, Wednesday, & Friday

Monday & Wednesday

Tuesday & ThursdayTuesday

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Monday and WednesdayTuesday & Thursday

Tuesday & Thursday

5:40am

8:00-8:55am

9:15-9:55am10:00-10:30am

10:00-10:30am

4:15-5:05pm

5:15-6:15pm

Group Ex ScheduleClass Days Time

Aquanastics*

SilverSneakers Chair Yoga

ForeverWell Strength & Balance

9:00-9:45am

10:00-10:45am

10:00-10:45am

5:15-5:55pm

6:30-7:30pm

/ Clases de EjercicioGroup Ex Schedule Be on thelookout forour annual

ThanksgivingDay Exercise

Classes!

Get Registered Now¡Regístrate ya!

Estén atentosa nuestras

clases anualesde ejerciciospara el día de

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PROGRAMAGE/GRADE

DAY OF THE WEEK

Mini-SportsPre-school

Saturday Morning

Nerf FootballK - 1stGrade

Tuesday Nights

HomeschoolGym

8thGradeandUnder

Monday Afternoon

Dance CampK - 6th

GradeMonday - ThursdayNight (one week only)

Fall SoccerK-6thGrade

Thursday Evenings

Fall Volleyball3rd -6thGrade

Wednesday NightPractice withSaturday MorningGames

JO VolleyballAge 9-18

Practice twice a weekPlay in 3-5 weekendtournaments

Boys TravelingBasketball

4th -6thGrade

Practice twice a weekand play in varioustowns on 5Saturdaysthroughout theseason

Lego League4th -8thGrade

Monday andWednesday Nights

More Info Available on Our Websitewww.ymcaworthington.org


PROGRAMAEDAD/GRADO

DIA DE LASEMANA

Mini-Sports PreescolarSábados por lamañan

Nerf Football K - 1eroMartes por latarde

HomeschoolGym

8to gradey menores

Lunes por la tarde

Campamentode baile

K - 6togrado

Lunes a Jueves(solamente unasemana)

Futbol deOtoño

K-6togrado

Jueves por latarde

Voleibol3ro-6togrado

Entrenamientomiércoles por latarde y partidoslos sábados por lamañana.

JO Voleibol 9-18 años

Entrenamientos2-3 veces porsemana.Participar en 3-5torneos los finesde semana

Basquetbolpara niños

4to-6togrado

Entrenamientos2-3 vecesporsemana ypartidos 5sábados durantela temporada

Liga de Legos4to-8vogrado

Lunes y Miércolespor la tarde

Para más información visite nuestra paginawww.ymcaworthington.org

PROGRAMAGE/GRADE

DAY OF THE WEEK


Saturday Morning


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Dance CampK - 6thGrade

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PROGRAMAEDAD/GRADO

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Fall 2022 Swim Lessons

This fall we will be offering three sessions ofswim lessons. One session consists of 8 lessonstaught by one of our trained instructors. Swimlessons are available for students of all ages andall abilities!

Member: $25 per sessionNon - Member: $50 per session

Fall Tuesday and Thursday EveningsFall Monday and Wednesday EveningFall Saturday Morning Lessons

For more information, please visit our websiteymcaworthington.org

LifeguardingBecome a leader and save lives! We are alwayslooking for motivated individuals to help keepour pools as safe as possible.

Next Lifeguard Certification Class:October 21st - 23rd, 2022

Participants will undergo 25 hours ofcoursework in person. Students must attend allof the class in order to pass it successfully.Participants must also pass the pre-test toenter into the course. The pre-test consist of a300 yard swim, treading water for two minutesusing only legs, and recovering a 10lb brickfrom the bottom of 8-10 feet of water.

Questions? Contact Me!JoElle KielkopfWorthington Area YMCAAquatics [email protected]

Get Registered Now

Clases de natación otoño 2022Miembros: $25 por sesiónNo Miembros: $50 por sesión

Este otoño estaremos ofreciendo tres sesionesde clases de natación. Una sesión consta de 8lecciones impartidas por uno de nuestrosinstructores capacitados. Las lecciones denatación están disponibles para estudiantes detodas las edades y todas las habilidades.

Martes y Jueves por la tardeLunes y Miércoles por la tardeSábados por la mañana

Para más información visite nuestra página deinternet ymcaworthington.org

LifeguardingConviértete en un líder y salva vidas. Siempreestamos buscando personas motivadas paraayudar a mantener nuestras piscinas lo másseguras posible.

Nuestra próxima clase de certificación desalvavidas: 21 al 23 de Octubre del 2022Los participantes se someterán a 25 horas decursos en persona. Los estudiantes debenasistir a toda la clase para poder aprobarla conéxito. Los participantes también deben aprobarla prueba previa para ingresar al curso. Laprueba previa consiste en nadar 300 yardas,flotar en el agua durante dos minutos usandosolo las piernas y recuperar un ladrillo de 10 lbdel fondo de 8 a 10 pies de agua.

¡Regístrate ya!


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by providing a dedicated space to promote social interaction, physical activity, health guidance, resource

assistance, and educational opportunities.

We are a community center for those 50+

We are the home of Senior Dining, a service of Lutheran Social Services.

211 11th Street, Worthington

Aged 50+: business hours access: $35/yearAged 50+ extended hours access: $60/year + $15 fob fee

Courts Membership: $125/yr +$15 fob fee

A courts membership is for those for those aged 18-49 years and allows you gym and racquetball court access outside of regular business hours

e offer pickleball, rac uetball, pool tables, walking track, cards,

shu eboard courts, computer lab, and so much more e have an

exciting year planned for 2022! Become a member and join in on the fun!

FIND US ON FACEBOOK! 507-376-6457 www.centerforactiveliving.com


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ESTATE PLANNING 101Estate Planning 101 covers the basics everyone should know about estate planning. Learn how to avoid

probate, taxes and other estate problems in a fun and relaxed classroom setting. Estate Planning and

lder aw Attorney, Cassandra ustfield, will teach the class about ills, Trusts, ower of Attorney,

Health Care Directives or Living Wills and more.

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Thurs., Sept. 1, 2022

6:30 – 8:30 p.m. 1 ses.

West Learning Center Room 101 $7

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RSVP Bone BuildersTrained volunteers lead light weight training exercises that help in protecting against fractures caused by osteoporosis by increasing muscular strength and bone density. Class can help prevent and reverse bone loss, helps to improve balance, enhances energy and well-being, increases socialization, and provides health information. No reservation needed – come and join the fun!

For time and location in Reading, Adrian, Rushmore or Round Lake, please call A.C.E. of SWMN/Nobles Co. Coordinator Joanne Bartosh at 507-295-5262.

Worthington Senior DiningSenior Dining ph#: 507-376- 9718Dining site: Center for Active Living211 11th Street, Worthingtonenior ining offers a good, healthy meal

• Meals delivered daily (weekend meals available)• Congregate dining Monday – Friday: 11:30 a.m.Ages 60+ $5.00 - suggested donation per mealUnder age 60 $8.75 suggested donation per meal

Call to reserve your meal by noon the day before.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR MEAL DELIVERY!

Manna Food PantryMon., Wed., Fri. 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.First Thursday of each month is Senior Day 1:00 p.m. -2:30 p.m.Currently seeking volunteers. Westminster Presbyterian Church, 230 Clary Street507-329-1951 or [email protected]

Active Older Adult ProgrammingWorthington Area YMCA, 1501 Collegeway507-376-6197

Silver Sneakers Exercise programming and membership...YOU may qualify for FREE membership at the Y! Come check it out.

ForeverWell Strength Circuit & Balance every Tues-day and Thursday at 10 a.m. Free to members

Aquanastics Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8 a.m. Cost is $25 for members, $50 for non-members.

Senior Cycling Exercise Programs for all ages and abilities…Come join the fun and join in for the HEALTH of it! Friday, 10 a.m. Free to members.

Mobile Meals of WorthingtonMonday - Friday Meals delivered after 11:00 a.m.

If you are in need of good, healthy meals to be delivered to your home, contact Dee Ella at 376-4769. Meals are prepared for the noon meal and delivered Monday through Friday. Cost is $5 per meal per day. Call and get on the list. There is a limit of 70 meals delivered each day, so slots go fast.

Worthington Christian Church Food ShelfTuesday 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.Thursday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.Friday 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.First Sunday of each month 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Contact: LeAnn Thiner 507-376-5921

Important Information for Seniors/BoomersNobles County Community Services (Family Services and Public Health) 507-295-5213

Nobles County eterans ervice cer 507-295-5292

A.C.E. of SW MN, Nobles County 507-295-5262

Senior Linkage Line®

1-800-333-2433

MN Online Resources www.minnesotahelp.info

Nobles County Senior Advisory CommitteeMeets 4th Thursday of each month via Zoom at 11 a.m. Anyone is welcome to join us, and we encourage people over 55 to participate. Please contact Joanne Bartosh at 5 - 5-5 to get on the notification list with further information.


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AUGUSTAugust 3 – 7 Nobles County FairAugust 16 • 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. WHS Open House/Picture Day August 18 • 10 a.m. – 6 p.m WMS Open House/Picture DayAugust 23 • 5:30 p.m Art Club at Nobles County Art CenterAugust 25 • 9 a.m. – 6 p.m Learning Center Open HouseAugust 26 • 12 p.m. – 4 p.m Final Day of Phyllis W Packard’s Fiber Art ShowAugust 29 School Begins for All Students at WHS/WMS/LCAugust 29 & 30 Crazy Days, retail businessesAugust 30 School Begins for All Students at PE/IS

SEPTEMBERSeptember 9 • 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m Opening reception Adrienne Herbert Many Media Show, Nobles County Art CenterSeptember 10 • 8:30 a.m. Park Hop, begins at Slater Park, ends at CentennialSeptember 12-16 Homecoming WeekSeptember 16 & 17 King Turkey Day FestivitiesSeptember 17 • 9 a.m. King Turkey Day Run/WalkSeptember 17 • 2 p.m. King Turkey Day Parade - WHS/WMS Marching BandSeptember 24 • 9:30 a.m. WHS Marching Band, Tri State Band Festival – LuverneSeptember 27 • 5:30 p.m. Art Club, Nobles County Art Center

OCTOBEROctober 15 Sassy Saturday, retail businessesOctober 24 • 7:00 p.m. WHS/WMS Choir Concert, WHS GymOctober 25 • 5:30 p.m. Art Club, Nobles County Art CenterOctober 27 Final Day of Adrienne Herbert Show, NC Art Center

NOVEMBERNovember Art Center Holiday Show and SaleNovember 4 • 7:00 p.m. WHS/WMS Indoor Band Concert, WHS GymNovember 5 • 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Holiday Craft Show at the Event CenterNovember 10 & 11 • 7:30 p.m. WHS Play, Memorial AuditoriumNovember 11 & 12 Holiday Open House, retail businessesNovember 14 • 7:00 p.m. WHS/WMS Orchestra Festival, WHS GymNovember 18 • 6:00 p.m. Holiday Parade, 10th StreetNovember 26 Small Business Saturday, retail businesses

DECEMBERDecember Art Center Holiday Show and SaleDecember 10 Worthington WonderlandDecember 14 IS Celebration Chorus & 4th Gr String Concert, IS GymDecember 19 • 7:00 p.m. WMS/IS Festival of Music Concert, WHS Gym

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Wow! What a busy and active summer it has been for District 518! We have moved into the Intermediate chool and an iously await the staff and students to enter the finished facility with all the other excitement that happens around a new school year. Currently, the new Community Education building is for the most part almost enclosed and the have started work on the parking lot, outdoor playground and plan to have all the exterior work completed this fall. Also, we recently received the building permit for the renovation/addition of the District Administration Building, so you should see that rolling along soon.

With the students being housed at the Intermediate School and new start/end times for buildings, we will be asking for patience with the bussing since this will be a work in progress to ensure this is correct. ome of these times may change in the first few weeks to ensure things ow smoothly with the addition of another site, but we will continue to make sure that our students are kept safe and accounted for by the bus company. If you know of someone looking for a job, there are opening with Bud’s Bus Service for bus drivers and they will be able to respond to your questions.

Our new student enrollment is currently open for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year. To help our staff be prepared, along with making sure we have planned correctly, we encourage you to enroll your children early. If you child or children did not attend school in District 518 last year, we would like to get them registered now. If you would need registration information or have questions on the process, please see the additional information in this catalog or call District 518 Community Education.

e do have a number of new staff along with new administrators throughout the district. ome other changes do include scheduling, program and initiative changes to enhance the educational learning of students. All this leads to the e citement of a fun-filled educational e perience for the school year. If you have the opportunity, please make sure to welcome the new members to the educational team.

The plans are developing to have a Ribbon Cutting and Public Open House for the Intermediate School that will be held on Tuesday, September 6 from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Building tours will be available along with light refreshments to be served. We welcome all to come and look at the new school building.

We look forward to a great 2022-2023 school year. Enjoy the rest of your summer!- John Landgaard Worthington School District 518 Superintendent

DISTRICT 518 SCHOOLS FOR THE 2022-2023 YEAR

DISTRICT 518 COMMUNITY EDUCATION at West Learning Center - PreschoolPRAIRIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL -

Kindergarten – Grade 2 and Early Childhood Special Education

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - Grades 3 – 5

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL - Grades 6 – 8

WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL - Grades 9 – 12

LEARNING CENTER- Grades 7 – 12VIBE - Virtual Instruction by Excellence – Online

e are a growing school district with many different options for each student enrolled to access. Accepting registrations and enrollments throughout the year for students interested in receiving

their education with District 518. For more information www.isd518.net.

EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE FOR ALL LEARNERS TO BE SUCCESSFUL CITIZENS IN THE FUTURE


RADIO TV

In the event of ISD 518 schools closing, having late starts, or being dismissed early due to weather, ISD 518 will notify the following news stations:

95.1 FM • 93.5 FM104.3 FM • 730 AM

KELO TV • KSFY TVWORTHINGTON CABLE 3

Also, check our social media pages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for weather related updates.

TROJAN ACTIVITY PASSES

n sale August 1st in the igh chool ce.

Students of District 518• Students K-4 will receive passes for

Free Entrance into Sporting and Fine Arts Events (Students K-6 must be also accompanied by an adult) • Students 5 – 12 will use their Student ID for free entrance into Sporting and Fine Arts Events

Students not from District 518• K-6 Pass (unlimited) $25.00• 10 Punch Pass $30.00• Gr. 7-12 Pass (unlimited) $50.00

Adult 10 Punch Pass $55.00Adult Pass (unlimited) $80.00

Golden Age Pass(65+)(unlimited) FREE

Family Pass (unlimited) $200.00

Activity Passes are not honored at tournaments.

If you believe your student(s) may qualify for free or reduced lunch service, please visit the ISD 518 website at www.isd518.net and locate the link for the “Free and Reduced Lunch Application” under the “Resources” section.

This application may also be found on the Minnesota Department of Education website.

rop off completed forms at the I 518 istrict ce located at 11 11th Avenue.

Questions or need assistance? Contact Tracy at 507-372-2172 or by email at [email protected]. Spanish families contact Adry tafford at 5 - - 8 .The USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH INFORMATION

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AUG. 16 .................................................................................HS OPEN HOUSE/PICTURE DAY 10:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M.AUG. 18 ................................................................................ MS OPEN HOUSE/PICTURE DAY 10:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M.AUG. 24............................................................................PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY CONFERENCES - 8:00 A.M.- 8:00 PMAUG. 25..................................................................................... LEARNING CENTER OPEN HOUSE 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 PM AUG. 25...................................................................... INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CONFERENCES - 8:00 A.M. - 8:00 PMAUG. 29.......................................................................................................... FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR GRADES 6-12AUG. 30............................................................................................. FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL FOR GRADES PRE-K TO 5SEPT. 2-5 ............................................................................................................... NO SCHOOL – LABOR DAY WEEKENDSEPT. 6 ............................................................................INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE - 3:30 P.M. - 6:00 PMOCT. 19 .............................................................................................................EARLY DISMISSAL-TEACHER WORKSHOPOCT. 20-21 .............................................................................. NO SCHOOL - EDUCATION MINNESOTA CONFERENCENOV. 4 ............................................................................................................................ END OF 1ST QUARTER (46 DAYS)NOV. 23 ........................................................................................................ EARLY DISMISSAL – TEACHER WORKSHOPNOV. 24-25 ..................................................................................................................................... THANKSGIVING BREAKDEC. 23 ........................................................................................................ EARLY DISMISSAL – TEACHER WORKSHOPDEC. 26-JAN 2 ................................................................................................................... NO SCHOOL – WINTER BREAKJAN. 3 ....................................................................................................................................................... CLASSES RESUMEJAN. 13 ............................................................END OF 2ND QUARTER (42 DAYS) END OF 1ST SEMESTER (88 DAYS)JAN. 16 .................................................... NO SCHOOL – TEACHER WORKSHOP (POTENTIAL SNOW MAKEUP DAY)FEB. 17 .......................................................................................................... EARLY DISMISSAL – TEACHER WORKSHOPFEB. 20 ............................................................. NO SCHOOL – PRESIDENTS DAY (POTENTIAL SNOW MAKEUP DAY)MAR. 17 .........................................................................................................................END OF 3RD QUARTER (43 DAYS)MAR. 20 .................................................................................................................NO SCHOOL – TEACHER WORKSHOPAPR. 5 ..............................................................................................................EARLY DISMISSAL- TEACHER WORKSHOPAPR. 6-10 ............................................................. NO SCHOOL – SPRING BREAK (POTENTIAL SNOW MAKEUP DAY)MAY 26 ............................................................................ LAST DAY OF SCHOOL - EARLY DISMISSAL – GRADUATION

NOTE: SNOW MAKEUP DAYS:.......................................... JAN. 16, FEB. 20, MARCH 20, APRIL 6, APRIL 10, MAY 30, ...................................................................................................................MAY 31, JUNE 1, JUNE 2 (5 E-LEARNING DAYS)

EARLY OUT VACATION DAY SCHOOL ENDSSCHOOL STARTS

2022 - 2023 SCHOOL CALENDAR

IMPORTANT DATES


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DISTRICT OFFICEPhone: 507-372-2172 Fax: 507-372-2174

www.isd518.net

PRAIRIE ELEMENTARYPhone: 507-727-1250Fax: 507-727-1255www.isd518.net/pe

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLPhone: 507-376-4174 Fax: 507-372-1424www.isd518.net/ms

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLPhone: 507.727.1275Fax: 507.727.1176

www.isd518.net/schools/is

WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLPhone: 507-376-6121Fax: 507-372-4304www.isd518.net/hs

LEARNING CENTERPhone: 507-372-1322Fax: 507-372-1361www.isd518.net/lc

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONPhone: 507-376-6105Fax: 507-376-6703

www.isd518.net/commed

SPECIAL EDUCATIONPhone: 507-372-2983Fax: 507-372-2980

DEPT. OF TEACHING & LEARNINGPhone: 507-727-1247

ISD 518 SOCIAL MEDIA

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

@WorthingtonD518

www.instagram.com/worthingtonisd518

www.facebook.com/ISD518

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PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY & INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLCONFERENCES

2022-'23 SCHOOL STARTING DATES

PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY CONFERENCESWednesday, August 24th from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CONFERENCESThursday, August 25th from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Conference times are assigned and have been sent to Prairie Elementary families. If you have not received a conference date and time, please contact the Prairie Elementary office.

MEET YOUR STUDENT’S TEACHER!• See where the classroom is located• Learn more about your teacher and the upcoming school year

HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN!• Have your picture taken in the gym by Ricker’s Photography Studio• Plan to do this before or after your scheduled conference time

LEARN ABOUT YOUR BUS!• Get information from the bus company including your bus number and schedule• Make any necessary changes to information that would affect bussing

LEARN ABOUT IPADS AND FIELD TRIPS!• Fees will be collected for iPad insurance and field trips• Fees may be paid ahead of time using Campus Parent Portal•PARENT PORTAL• Receive important calls and alerts• Complete necessary paperwork• Check your student’s grades and attendance• Pay fees online and check lunch account• Sign up at www.isd518.net/portal-application-english

SEE SAW• Receive school announcements including weather cancellations• Check student work• See activities information• Communicate with teachers• Sign up by contacting your student’s teacher.


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LEARNING CENTER School Starts Monday, August 29

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONEARLY CHILDHOOD PRESCHOOLS School Starts Wednesday, September 7

SCHOOL STARTING TIMES WILL BE ANNOUNCED MID AUGUST.

PRAIRIE ELEMENTARYSchool Starts Tuesday, August 30

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLSchool Starts Tuesday, August 30

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLSchool Starts Monday, August 29

WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLSchool Starts Monday, August 29

WMS • LEARNING CENTER • WHS

WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLTuesday, August 16th | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLThursday, August 18th | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

LEARNING CENTERThursday, August 25th | 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.


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BACK TO SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE & PICTURE DAY

STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE:• Schedule• iPad and time to sign for device and pay $20 insurance fee• School picture by Ricker’s Photography Studio*• Locker number and combination code• pportunity to walk the halls and find where classes are located

**Learning Center photos will be taken at later date

WHILE YOU ARE HERE:• Set up Parent Portal and Schoology to have access to important information• Check on your lunch account & receive help with Free and Reduced Lunch forms• earn about field trips• Get bussing information• Talk to the school nurse about immunizations and other health records

WHAT IS PARENT PORTAL?• Receive important calls and alerts• Complete necessary paperwork• Check your student’s grades and attendance• Pay fees online and check lunch account• Sign up at www.isd518.net/portal-application-english

WHAT IS SCHOOLOGY?• Receive school announcements including weather cancellations• Check student work• See activities information• Communicate with teachers• Sign up by contacting your student’s teacher.

Back to School Open House/Picture Day is an important day to prepare for the school year. lease make every effort for your student to attend. If unable to attend, parents/guardians will need to visit their student’s school to complete paperwork at a later date.

Late Start Early Dismissal

No School/Snow Day Buildings Closed

Learn from Home Distance Learning

District 518 Learn from Home Plan


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8INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL RIBBON CUTTING & PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE

BOOSTER CLUBMembership for the sports booster club is

• Family $25 • Business $50

Meetings are held each month of

the school year. Depending on the

school session they are held in person

or on Zoom through WHS. If you have questions, please

contact Josh Dale, Athletic Director.

The membership money can be mailed or turned in to WHS Office,

1211 Clary St. Worthington, MN 56187

WAMBOWAMBO is an organization of parents and music educators whose mission is to promote, encourage and maintain an enthusiastic interest in the music programs of District 518 throughout the community.

People can sign up for WAMBO at the WAMBO table at most of the music concerts.

• Individuals $25• Businesses $50

People can also send in their membership fee to the WAMBO mailbox at the High School,1211 Clary Street.

Annual meeting will beTuesday, August 255:15 p.m. at theHigh School.

Meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of each month at 5:15 p.m. at the High School.Come join us!

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BOOSTER CLUBWAMBO

& Public Open HouseRibbon Cutting

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 20223:30 P.M. - 6 P.M.

Stop by for tours and light refreshments.

DISTRICT 518 COMMUNITY EDUCATION 42 WWW.ISD518.NET/ENRICHMENT | 507-376-6105DISTRICT 518 COMMUNITY EDUCATION WWW.ISD518.NET/ENRICHMENT | 507-376-6105

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1. MAIL-IN:Checks payable toDistrict 518 Community Education117 11th Avenue, Suite 3 Worthington, MN 56187 Send registration form & payment.

2. PHONE-IN:Have a catalog handy! Call (507) 376-6105 Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.You may use your credit or debit card to pay. If you call after 5:00 p.m., you may register on voice mail.

3. DROP-OFF:istrict 518 Community ducation ce

West Learning Center117 11th Avenue, Rm 134Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

4. ONLINE:You may register & pay via our website:www.isd518.net/enrichment

REGISTER ON TIME TO SAVE MONEYPersons interested in enrolling in a Community Education class may register by these four easy methods. Most programs have limited enrollment and are filled on a first-paid, first-served basis. egistrants may miss the first session of a class, but must be registered before the second session is held in order to participate in the class. Payment Policy: Payment must accompany registration to en-sure enrollment in a class. Registrations without payment will be put on hold until payment is received. Registrations/payments received the date the class begins will be charged an addition-al $5 processing fee. All walk-ins and late registrations will be charged the $5 processing fee. Participants are strongly encouraged to register early. These changes are made in an effort to provide quality service through an enrollment process more efficient and fair to all participants. If you have questions, please contact the Community Education office.Each class has a minimum required enrollment. If this minimum is not met one week prior to a class starting, the class will be canceled and enrollment fees returned.CONFIRMATION

nce your fee is paid you are o cially registered. lan to attend the first session as scheduled. ou will be notified only if the class is canceled.ENROLLMENT CANCELLATIONlease notify the Community ducation o ce during

o ce hours at - 1 5 prior to the start of a class to cancel from a class and request a refund.

INCLEMENT WEATHERWeather related changes will be announced on 730 AM and US95 by 4:00 p.m. on the day of the class.UCARE DISCOUNTSA UCare discount of $15 per class is available. Please ask about this program!

District 518 Community Education117 11th Avenue

Worthington, MN 56187(507) 376-6105

REGISTRATION FORMClass Name ____________________ Class # ________

Fee_________ Start Date _________ Level__________

Class Name ____________________ Class # ________


UCare ID # ___________________________________

Name ________________________________________

Date of Birth __________________________________

Address ______________________________________

City _________________________________________

Phone (Home) __________ (Cell) _________________

E-mail:_______________________________________

Check(s) Enclosed � Mastercard � Visa � Discover �

Card # ________________ Expiration Date__________

FOR YOUTH Classes ONLY

Parent’s Name _________________________________

Student’s Grade ________________________________

REGISTRATION FORMClass Name ____________________ Class # ________


Class Name ____________________ Class # ________


UCare ID # ___________________________________

Name ________________________________________

Date of Birth __________________________________

Address ______________________________________

City _________________________________________

Phone (Home) __________ (Cell) _________________

E-mail:_______________________________________

Check(s) Enclosed � Mastercard � Visa � Discover �

Card # ________________ Expiration Date__________

FOR YOUTH Classes ONLY

Parent’s Name _________________________________

Student’s Grade ________________________________

117 11th AvenueWorthington, MN 56187

(507) 376-6105

District 518 Community Education

Helping Hand Pregnancy CenterPregnancy & Parenting Topics • Healthy and complicated pregnancy • Childbirth education • Infant growth, development and concerns • Healthy relationships and boundaries • Management of anger, time and money • Discipline Training for parents of infants

- Love & Logic - 1-2-3 Magic

• Emotional Support - Incentives for your efforts (diapers, baby clothes & items)

910 3rd Avenue • Worthington, MN507-372-2111

Pregnancy & Parenting TopicsPregnancy & Parenting Topics

Infant growth, development and concerns

FREE PREGNANCY TESTING & OPTIONS COUNSELING

LOOKING FOR WORK?

LOOKING FOR HIGHER WAGES?

Nobles County Government Center318 9th Street, Worthington, MN 56187

507-295-5020

• Job Search Assistance

• Training & Tuition Aid for Eligible Career Seekers

• Computers, Phones, Copy/Fax Available for Job Search

• Resume and Cover Letter Help

• Career Assessments

• Open Interviews with Local Employers

• Specialized Services for Workers Who Have Been Laid Off From Jobs

16,000 sq/ft Turf | Indoor Playground | Batting Cages | Open Field Time | Climate Controlled | Year Round Activity

The JBS Field House provides our community with access to a wide variety of recreation activities through program partnerships, field rentals, open community times and much more!

We can accomodate your need for a practice space, allow you to try a new activity, or just be active when the weather is unfavorable to be outside. Rent a space for your next birthday party,

family gathering or other special event.

Drop In Rates Rental RatesConference Room: $15.00 per hour

Mezzanine Space: $30.00 per hour

1/2 Field: $60.00 per hour

Batting Cage: $10.00 per 30 minutes

Youth 6 & Under

Free

Youth 7-12

$2.00

Users 13 & Above

$5.00

700 2nd Avenue Worthington, MN 56187 | 507-666-3250 | [email protected] |









Youth 6 & Under

Free

Youth 7-12

$2.00

Users 13 & Above

$5.00










Youth 6 & Under

Free

Youth 7-12

$2.00

Users 13 & Above

$5.00

700 2nd Avenue Worthington, MN 56187 | [email protected] |









Youth 6 & Under

Free

Youth 7-12

$2.00

Users 13 & Above

$5.00










Youth 6 & Under

Free

Youth 7-12

$2.00

Users 13 & Above

$5.00










Youth 6 & Under

Free

Youth 7-12

$2.00

Users 13 & Above

$5.00


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