District Newsletter

For the second consecutive year, Minnesota school districts are faced with the very real possibility of no increase in the basic aid revenue formula for schools. This is a serious matter for all Minnesota public schools as the basic aid formula represents approximately two-thirds of most school districts’ revenue. The freeze in basic aid is the direct result of the State of Minnesota’s anticipated budget deficit. The end of the federal stimulus funds that were used the last several years to backfill for the lack of state revenues is also adding to the growing concern that the financial support for our current students is inadequate and not on par with the level of support that has been provided to past students.

School districts around the State will respond differently to this issue due to factors that can vary from one district to the next. Examples of these factors include such things as the amount of the district’s current and anticipated fund balance, the presence of additional revenue sources such as operating referendums, the cost of contracted services with non-district vendors, and the cost of negotiated agreements with employee bargaining units.

These variable factors will also determine the amount and timing of the program reductions and program eliminations that will inevitably be needed if revenue increases do not keep pace with increasing costs. A number of school districts, including some in our area, are in the position of having to make significant program reductions already this spring. Many of these schools have smaller fund balance reserves and do not have the ability to withstand even a temporary revenue set-back without risking cash-flow problems during the coming school year, or even the real possibility of a negative fund balance leading to statutory operating debt. The lack of an adequate fund balance, combined with an on-going decline of revenue-generating student enrollment in some districts, has created an immediate crisis for them that has required an immediate response.

While the St. Clair Public School is not immune from these issues, our current fund balance bolstered somewhat by our operating referendum, a slightly higher than anticipated student enrollment, capped health-care costs, an understanding and reasonable response from several of our vendors, and the carry-over of most of our Federal Jobs for Education revenue into next year, has allowed us to buy a little time and avoid the dismantling of programs needed for student success.

If the dwindling of the State’s financial commitment to students continues, the School District’s response a year from now will have to be different. Programs and support that our students need will be at risk. Your assistance in encouraging the State of Minnesota to find a way to live up to its constitutional obligation to provide our young people with a “thorough and efficient system of public schools” would be greatly appreciated.

School News and Views

Published monthly during the school year by St. Clair Public School 121 Main Street, St. Clair MN 56080

Inside this issue:

NWEA Test Schedule 3

High School Graduation

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School Board Minutes

10-14

Menus 17-18

Event Calendar 19

Community Ed 20-32

Kindergarten Graduation

4

by Superintendent Tom Bruels

Important Dates

May 2-13 NWEA Testing

May 9 Gr 9-12 Band/ Choir

Concert at 7:00

May 26 Elementary Spring Sing

May 30 Memorial Day/ No School

May 31 Gr 7-8 Band/ Choir

Concert at 7:00

June 1 Kindergarten Graduation

June 3 Last Day of School

June 5 High School Graduation

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Thank you to all of our staff for their diligent

efforts to educate our children, our future!

Working together to create a better tomorrow.

St. Clair High School

Lucas Kruse,

Sierra Boswell

Tyler Dardis

Rachel Anderson

Congratulations

Students!

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Student, Teacher, Parent Connection It is our mission to create a cooperative network for the St. Clair School and community that nurtures the success of all students.

STPC Corner

May 9

Our next STPC meeting is on Monday May 9 at

6:30 p.m. in the staff lounge. At this meeting,

we will be discussing our plans for next year, so

if you have ever thought about getting more

involved in your child’s school, this is a great

time to get started with STPC. We hope you will

join us!

Thank You! We hope you and your family had a good time

at bouncing away at Spring Family Fun

Night! We appreciate the help and support we

received from school staff and countless

parents in making this night a success.

 

May 2—6  Grades Kindergarten—6 

 

May 9 ‐ 13  Grades 7‐11 

 

May 10 –12   DIBBLES          Kindergarten—6 

 

May 16‐20   Make up testing 

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Wednesday, June 1

6:30 PM in the gym

Congratulations to our 2011

Kindergarten Graduates!

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Sunday, June 5, 2011

2:00 PM

St. Clair School Auditorium

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St. Clair College in School (CIS) Anatomy & Physiology class took first place at the University of Minnesota CIS Field Day Kiosk competition on Monday, April 18. Students competed against schools such as Eagan, Faribault, Hopkins, Shakopee, Brooklyn Center, and Richfield to name a few. Our winning team consisted of Megan Beetch, Dani Hiller, Nicole Dorn, and Julie Raquet.

Students had to construct a kiosk to educate the public on diabetes and atherosclerosis (a progressive disease of plaque buildup in the arteries) and how it relates to the western diet (and how unhealthy Americans are). Their kiosk consisted of healthy recipes, pamphlets on diabetes and atherosclerosis, they incorporated a video they made on the western diet (then vs. now) in which they interviewed grandparents to determine if Americans ate healthier in the old days as compared to now. Their kiosk also had a quiz for people in which they had to choose which snacks were healthier. In addition, they compared different beverages (water, pop, Gatorade, ice tea, etc) and the amount of sugar each contained.

Kiosks were judged by all the CIS teachers along with several U of M professors. The first place winners received the Golden Femur Award, a traveling trophy issued to the top team each year. Eagan school won the second place Silver Scapula and the third place Bronze Ulna went to Wabasha-Kellogg.

The University of Minnesota CIS is a partnership program between the University and high school teachers and administrators. Students have an opportunity to gain firsthand experience with a faster pace of study and an increased academic rigor while earning university credits.

Congratulations to our students and their instructor, Mrs. Ruhland!

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On Saturday, April 16th, 2011, St. Clair Concert Choir members took part in an educational collaborative workshop with the professional vocal ensemble, From Age to Age.

Students met and worked with the From Age to Age (FATA) choir for a Saturday afternoon workshop led by FATA founder and artistic director, Andrew Miller, to work up 2 music selections which they were later able to perform with FATA at the evening concert at Good Counsel Chapel.

Our students are so fortunate to have this opportunity with this group, which part of its mission being to bring quality choral music into the out-state/rural areas of MN. The students learned a lot about diction, sound production, and tone quality which they in turn can bring back to the other students in the choir.

The performance was an amazing experience for the participants, and they hope to have the opportunity to work with FATA again in the future.

The following students participated in the event: Jeremy Baxter, Emily Darveaux, Andrew Grabowska, Karissa Huxford, Rachel Levine, Andrew Meyer, Samantha Minter, Danielle Petersen, Allie Thooft, & Caitlyn Wakefield.

Article submitted by Jodi Bennett, choral director

St. Clair Public School

121 Main Street West PO Box 99 St. Clair MN 56080-0099

District Office 507-245-3501 High School Office 507-245-3027 Elementary Office 507-245-3533 Transportation Palmer Bus Service, Inc. Connie Johns, St. Clair Manager 507-245-3417 or cell 327-6763

Administration

Superintendent Tom Bruels

High School Principal Dustin Bosshart

Elementary Dean of Stu-dents Susan Owens

School Board

Bill Ward—Chair

Connie Johns—Vice Chair

Jack May—Clerk

Sara Phelps– Treasurer

Jim Grabowska—Director

Lisa K. Johnson—Director

Website address:

Http://isd75.k12.mn.us

Website address:

Http://isd75.k12.mn.us

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MY OH MY; MAY IS HERE! May  always  seems  hectic  around  the  counseling  office. Along  with  flowers  and  showers, May  also  brings  NWEA  MAP testing and the final month of school! There is a lot to get done in a short amount of time; I plan to finish meeting with 8th and 10th graders about their EXPLORE and PLAN results, meet with seniors to check in about finalization of after graduation plans, 

do grade checks for students trying to stay on track and meet with students who  are  struggling with  personal  social  issues  at  home  or  at  school. With all of this going on and only a month left to do it in, the counseling schedule looks  pretty  crazy! My message  board  comes  in  very  handy  in  times  like  this when  I  am  not  usually  available  for  on  the  spot meetings.  Students  use my message board to let me know they need to see me and then I find them as soon as I can. 

  This  year, May  also brings  an end  to having Kelly Ann  as  a  counseling intern  once  a week.  She  is  a  student  from MSU working  toward  her Masters Degree in Professional School Counseling. For her, school is done in May, so April was her  last month with us. Kelly Ann was able to help St. Clair  through  the  PICE  grant,  which  focuses  on  getting students  prepared  for  life  after  high  school.  She  helped meet St. Clair’s needs by setting up individual appointments with students to talk about their after high school plans. I am happy  to  say  she will be back  again next  year  to  fulfill one more  year  of  this  internship!  She  is  a  great  resource  and  I could never  thank her enough  for all  that  she did  this  year. She met with many of our students and she has said numerous times that she looks forward to seeing them again next year! 

  School isn’t the only hectic place in May! At your house, May is probably a pretty busy  time  too. Families are preparing  to wrap up  the school year and planning  for  summer  activities.  I  encourage  everyone,  as  I  have many  times before,  to  put  some  time  aside  for  volunteering  and  community  service.  A wonderful teaching tool for the youth in our area is seeing others volunteer and volunteering themselves for the greater good of society. It gives a feeling of self 

satisfaction  and  it  strengthens  family  bonds  in  the process!  If  you  want  ideas  about  volunteering,  the Greater  Mankato  Area  United  Way  has  a  website which can help you find a volunteer opportunity that matches  your  interests.  Just  go   to www.mankatounitedway.org and click VOLUNTEER.  If everyone  participated  in  one  volunteer  activity  each month  throughout  the  summer  just  think  of  the difference that could be made! 

  I am glad to see May is upon us and I know it will pass us by in the blink of an eye. As I check things off of my “end of the year list” I know each family will have their own  list to complete. Best of  luck  in all that you take on this May!  I hope  everyone  gets  a  burst  of  energy  from  the  nicer weather  and  the  spring blooms! 

Message from our School Counselor, Amanda FrankMessage from our School Counselor, Amanda Frank

Thursday, May 26th at 7:00 p.m.

Our spring program features the 5th and 6th Grade

Bands, 4th Grade Recorder Debut, and some of our

favorite patriotic songs, along with some of our very

own thoughts on what FREEDOM means to us.

Students are asked to dress in RED, WHITE and BLUE

to set the mood for our program.

See you there!

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Chairperson, Bill Ward called the regular meeting to order at 6:31 p.m. Members present: Connie Johns, Sara Phelps, Bill Ward, Lisa Johnson, Jack May and Jim Grabowska. Members absent: None Administrators present: Superintendent Tom Bruels, high school Principal Dustin Bosshart and elementary Dean of Students Susan Owens. Approval of Agenda Motion by Jim Grabowska and seconded by Connie Johns to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried with all in favor. Positive Recognition Congratulations to Mrs. Bennett and concert choir members who participated in Region/State Solo &

Ensemble Contest on April 2. Earning EXCELLENT ratings: Jacob Huber, Karisa Lehmann, Rachel Levine, Kelsey Linnell, & Brittney Storm. Earning SUPERIOR ratings: Rose Adams, Karissa Huxford, Andrew Meyer, Samantha Minter, Caitlyn Wakefield, & St. Clair Women’s Ensemble.

Another outstanding play was directed by Abby Ireland and performed flawlessly by our students. The play was “Heaven Can Wait” and all students were exceptional in the roles they played.

Congratulations to Jodi Bennett for being selected as a member of the Maple River AAA Hall of Fame Class of 2011.

Congratulations to Lucas Kruse, Sierra Boswell, Tyler Dardis, and Rachel Anderson for being nominated as Cyclones of the Month.

Kudos to Tyler Dardis for his tenacity towards successfully directing a fundraising effort for Japanese earthquake/tsunami victims.

St. Clair CIS Anatomy & Physiology class took first place at the University of Minnesota CIS Field Day Kiosk competition. Students competed against schools such as Eagan, Faribault, Hopkins, Shakopee, Brooklyn Center, and Richfield to name a few. Our winning team consisted of Megan Beetch, Dani Hiller, Nicole Dorn, and Julie Raquet.

Donations Athletic Backers -- $1,250.75 – treadmill belt, uniform storage units/locks, wrestling shirts Benco Electric Trust -- $150.00 – Kids Connection Gregory & Kerstin Hasse -- $250.00 – Drama Fund Steve & Lynda Kruse -- $100.00 – Drama Fund Jerome & Kristy Lang -- $50.00 – Drama Fund Mary Lonneman & Mike Kluge -- $200.00 – Drama Fund Gregory & Lori Meyer -- $100.00 – Drama Fund Palmer Bus Service -- $750.00 – Kids Connection St. Clair American Legion -- $600.00 – Legionville Safety Patrol Camp for 3 students St. Clair Fire Dept -- $300.00 – Class of 2012/Prom Student Council Report Donkey ball was a success Student survey completed Garden project is up and running

MINUTES OF THE

SAINT CLAIR

BOARD OF EDUCATION

April 18, 2011

Bill Ward, Chair

Connie Johns, Vice-Chair

Jack May, Clerk

Sara Phelps, Treasurer

Jim Grabowska, Director

Lisa K. Johnson, Director

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S.T.P.C. Report None Old Business None Open Forum None New Business Approval of the Consent Agenda Items Motion by Connie Johns and seconded by Sara Phelps. Motion carried with all in favor. Minutes of the March 21, 2011 regular board meeting as presented. Bills as presented for payment in the sum of $1,098,319 and electronic transfer in the sum of $1,225,000 said bills and electronic transfer having been reviewed by the treasurer, Sara Phelps. Nonresident Agreements Open Enrollment Agreements Second Reading Policies 202 School Board Officers – revised 203 Operation of the School Board – Governing Rules – revised 623 Mandatory Summer School Instruction – revised Nonrenewal Member Jack May introduced and moved the adoption of the resolution relating to the termination and nonrenewal of the teaching contract of Troy Stehr, a probationary teacher, at the close of the current 2010-2011 school year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Bill Ward and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Connie Johns, Sara Phelps, Bill Ward, Jack May, Jim Grabowska, and Lisa Johnson. And the following voted against the same: None Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Member Jim Grabowska introduced and moved the adoption of the resolution relating to the termination and nonrenewal of the teaching contract of Tyler Sander, a probationary teacher, at the close of the current 2010-2011 school year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Connie Johns and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Connie Johns, Sara Phelps, Bill Ward, Jack May, Jim Grabowska and Lisa Johnson. And the following voted against the same: None Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Appointment

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Motion by Jack May, seconded by Lisa Johnson, to approve the appointment of Linda Javens as early childhood special education paraprofessional. Motion carried with all in favor. Local Education Agency Representative Motion by Jim Grabowska, seconded by Jack May, to appoint Tom Bruels as the Local Education Agency Representative for FY12. Motion carried with all in favor. Annual Service Agreement with Schwab/ Vollhaber/ Lubratt Motion by Jim Grabowska, seconded by Connie Johns, to approve the annual service agreement with Schwab/Vollhaber/Lubratt from May 1, 2011 through April 30, 2012 in the amount of $2,182.00. Motion carried with all in favor. Interest Based Bargaining Motion by Connie Johns, seconded by Jim Grabowska, to schedule an Interest-based Contract Bargaining Exploratory Session with the St. Clair Public School Board, representatives of Education Minnesota – St. Clair, and the Minnesota Bureau of Mediation Services. Motion carried with all in favor. Track Contributions Naming Rights Motion by Jim Grabowska, seconded by Connie Johns, to authorize the St. Clair Athletic Backers to seek donations for the completion of the track including the possibility of naming rights subject to final school board approval of any contract and donation. Upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Connie Johns, Sara Phelps, Bill Ward, Jack May, Jim Grabowska and Lisa Johnson. And the following voted against the same: None Motion carried with all in favor. Set Date for Summer Board Retreat Motion by Connie Johns seconded by Jim Grabowska, to set Monday, July 11th, 2011 at 6:30p.m. for a summer board retreat to be determined later. Motion carried with all in favor. Policies First Reading 203.5 School Board Meeting Agenda – revised 205 Open and Closed Meetings – revised 206 Public Participation in School board Meetings - revised Elementary Dean of Students’ Report Second grade celebrated reaching their AR goals by enjoying—or learning!—skating at All Seasons

Arena. The TEAM Cyclones held a “Twins Opener” pep fest on Friday, April 8. Students had put in positive

reward tickets to enter a drawing for Twins stocking caps, baseballs, and toys which had been donated by the Minnesota Twins team. Then the “Twins Trivia” game winners were announced and more prizes awarded.

April is MCA testing month; May will include NWEA and DIBELS testing. With warmer weather, students are enjoying the outside recess! Spring field trips:

April 29 – kindergarten – Children’s Museum May 6 – second grade – Minnesota Zoo May 17 – third grade – Science Museum May 18 – first grade – Como Zoo

High School Principal’s Report All students except for next year’s 7th grade are registered and the master schedule is complete. We

will send registration forms home in May and also have the students shadow current 7th grade students during the month of May.

We have 8 students signed up for the Health Academy and 3 for the Agri. Science Academy

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MCA II testing has started and will continue through the next two weeks, and then the NWEA testing will start.

Superintendent’s Report The “Minnesota and the New Normal” presentation was held on March 29th with an ice cream social

that followed the presentation. There were approximately 75-80 people in attendance. Thanks to Education Minnesota – St. Clair for providing and serving the ice cream and to the people who helped plan and set-up for the event.

Our current transportation contract with Palmer Bus Service includes a 1.8% increase based on the Consumer Price Index for the coming 2011-2012 school year. Recognizing the tough financial challenges faced by school districts, Mr. Palmer has informed us that he will be providing transportation services for the school district for next year at NO increase.

Dan Ireland has announced his resignation as the head boys basketball coach. The time demands of his coaching duties and his regular job are getting difficult to manage. Dan has done a great job for us and he will be missed. Brad O’Donnell will be starting the process of hiring a new head coach soon so that we have someone on board who can assist the players during the summer basketball leagues that many participate in.

We will be bringing in some additional substitute custodial/maintenance help while a couple of our

full time people are on temporary leave. Spring is a very busy time with higher demands on the existing crew. There is a great deal of additional outdoor work at this time of year in addition to the preparations for special events in the school and the planning for the summer cleaning and maintenance projects.

Estimates for two sound and light booth options in the small gym have been received. One option would include using portions of the existing band and choir practice rooms to house the equipment with a window and access door cut into the existing north wall of the gym. The estimated cost for this option is $9843.00. The other option is to construct a separate room along the north wall seating section in the small gym itself. The estimated cost for this option is $6356. No recommendation to proceed is being made at this time. Additional consideration is needed, including the possible budget expenditure priorities for roof repairs/replacements, floor repairs in the small gym, and corrections identified as part of the energy conservation/retro-commissioning project.

The floor in the small gym continues to present problems. The flooring is pulling apart and leaving large gaps between boards. This had been occurring in along the edges of the floor next to the walls, but it is now occurring in open areas on the main floor. We will need to address this concern this summer to avoid having it become a more serious safety issue.

Board Reports

Connie Johns reported on the city council meeting; Permanent berm being planned for treatment plant; St. Clair Days being planned, volunteers needed.

Lisa Johnson reported on Athletic Backers meeting; Ongoing efforts including fundraising for finishing the track.

Jack May reported on the April 12th MVED meeting; Much enthusiasm for the Ag and Health Care academies being organized for next year.

Open Forum None The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 23, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. in room E107. Motion by Jim Grabowska, seconded by Jack May, to adjourn. Motion carried with all in favor. Meeting adjourned at 7:42 p.m.

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Respectfully submitted, _______________________ Jack May, Board Clerk Meetings attended:

Menus for May 2011

Monday, May 2

Breakfast Pancake on Stick

Pear Slices

Lunch Pizza

Green Beans Trail Mix

Red Apple Wedge Sherbet Cup

NO SALAD BAR

Tuesday, May 3

Breakfast Breakfast Pizza

Kiwifruit

Lunch Crispito

with Fixings Carrot Coins Chilled Juice

Ice Cream Bar

SALAD BAR: Sloppy Joe on Bun

Wednesday, May 4

Breakfast Frosted Cinnamon Roll

Cup of Yogurt Orange Smiles

Lunch Chicken Ala King Mashed Potatoes

Cheese Slice Peas

Biscuit Cup of Fruit SALAD BAR: Quesadilla

Thursday, May 5

Breakfast French Toast

Grapes

Lunch BBQ Ribette on Bun

Potato Smiles Corn

Apple Crisp

SALAD BAR: Chicken Patty on Bun

Friday, May 6

Breakfast Apple or Cherry Frudel

Yogurt in a Tube Chilled Juice

Lunch Nachos with

Meat & Cheese Dip Cold Turkey Sandwiches

Crispy Relishes Raisins

Fresh Fruit SALAD BAR:

Hotdog on Bun

Monday, May 9

Breakfast Assorted Cold Cereal

Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich

Chilled Juice Lunch

Chicken Fajita with Fixings

California Blend Vegetables Cup of Fruit

Cookie NO SALAD BAR

Tuesday, May 10

Breakfast Egg Scrambler Pizza

Strawberries

Lunch Beef Ravioli Breadstick

Lettuce Salad Chilled Juice Fresh Fruit

TACO SALAD BAR:

Cheezy Chicken on Bun

Wednesday, May 11

Breakfast Frosted Donut

Cottage Cheese Peaches

Lunch

Hamburger on Bun French Fries Baked Beans Berry Crisp

TACO SALAD BAR:

Burrito

Thursday, May 12

Breakfast Cheese Omelet Hashbrowns

Muffin

Lunch Grilled Cheese Sandwich

Tomato Soup Crispy Relishes

Banana Goldfish Crackers TACO SALAD BAR:

Pizzaburger on Bun

Friday, May 13

Breakfast French Toast Sticks

Banana

Lunch Corndog

Potato Starz Green Bean Casserole

Fruit Salad

TACO SALAD BAR: Crispito

Note: Bread served daily. Assorted milk served at breakfast and lunch.

This menu is subject to change. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Monday, May 30

Tuesday, May 31

Breakfast

Cook’s Choice

Lunch

COOK’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Wednesday, June 1

Breakfast

Cook’s Choice

Lunch

COOK’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Thursday, June 2

Breakfast

Cook’s Choice

Lunch

COOK’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Friday, June 3

Breakfast

Cook’s Choice

Lunch

COOK’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Monday, May 23

Breakfast Tastrie Pizza

Cottage Cheese Peach Halves

Lunch

Soft Shell Taco with Fixings

Refried Beans Red Apple Wedge Creamy Pudding

NO SALAD BAR

Tuesday, May 24

Breakfast Pancakes

Sausage Patty Pineapple

Lunch

Italian Dunkers Meat Sauce

Corn Watermelon

Ice Cream Treat NO SALAD BAR

Wednesday, May 25

Breakfast Assorted Cold Cereal Peanut Butter & Jelly

Sandwich Chilled Juice

Lunch

COOK’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Thursday, May 26

Breakfast Scrambled Eggs

Cinnamon Toast Chilled Juice

Lunch

CO0K’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Friday, May 27

Breakfast

Cook’s Choice

Lunch

COOK’S CHOICE

NO SALAD BAR

Monday, May 16

Breakfast Waffle Sticks Cheese Stick

Rosy Applesauce Lunch

Italian Spaghetti Meat Sauce

Shredded Cheese Garlic Bread Lettuce Salad Cup of Fruit

NO SALAD BAR

Tuesday, May 17

Breakfast Warm Pretzel

Cheese Sauce & Salsa Kiwifruit Lunch

Quesadilla Corn

Black Beans & Rice Chilled Juice

Cinnamon Apple Slices

SALAD BAR: Hamburger on Bun

Wednesday, May 18

Breakfast Yogurt Parfait with

Granola & Fruit

Lunch Taco in a Bag with Fixings

Crispy Relishes Orange Smiles

Icy Juicy

SALAD BAR: Grilled Cheese Sandwich

Thursday, May 19

Breakfast Breakfast Pizza Orange Smiles

Lunch

Build Your Own Submarine Sandwich with Fixings

Salad Chilled Juice

Grapes

SALAD BAR: Fish Patty on Bun

Friday, May 20

Breakfast Cinnamon Swirl Bread

Cheese Slice Red Apple Wedge Luau Lunch Chicken O’s with

Sweet & Sour Sauce Rice/Steamed Broccoli Pineapple/Kiwifruit/Mandarin Oranges

Frosted Cake SALAD BAR:

Corndog

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 V Golf SC @ Belle

Plain 2:00 SB SC vs Le Center @ Cleveland Jr H T @ Le Center Time TBD

3 Jr H BB SC vs Truman # 4:30 Jr H Golf SC vs BP @ Blooming Prairie BB SC vs ML/GHEC @ Northrup V Golf @ Madelia 4:15 Track SC @ Lake Crystal 4:30

4 5 Jr H SB SC vs Le Center @ Le-center 4:30

BB SC vs A/C SB SC vs ML/GHEC

6 Jr H BB SC vs LCWM @ 4:30

Jr H SB SC vs LCMW @ 4:30 G V Boys Only @ JWP T SC vs Fairmont @ 4:00

7 V BB Tourney Loyola @ Franklin Rogers 9:00

8 9 Jr H BB SC vs A/C @ 4:30

Jr H SB SC vs A/C @ 4:30 V Golf SC vs Triton @ 1:30 Band & Choir Concert grades 9-12 @ 7:00 STPC Meeting @ 6:30

10 Jr H G @ NRHEG 4:15 V Golf vs GHEC @ Terrace View 4:30 BB SC vs Truman @ Truman SB SC vs A/C @ Alden T SC @ Mapleton True Team 3:00

11 12 Jr H BB SC vs NRHEG @ 4:30

Jr H SB SC vs NRHEG @ Ellendale 4:30 BB SC vs Nicollet SB SC vs Madelia –Truman

13 Jr H BB SC vs MR @ Mapleton 4:30

Jr H SB sC vs MR @ Mapleton 4:30 BB SC vs JWP SB SC vs JWP T SC vs Le Center @ Le Center 4:30

14 V & B BB Tourney @ Medford Time TBD

15 16 Jr H G SC vs Waseca @ Waseca 4:15

BB SC vs Le Center/Cleveland SB SC vs Sibley East @ Gaylord

17 Jr H BB SC vs Le Center @ Cleveland 4:30

Conference G @ Mongomery BB SC vs MR SB SC vs Nicollet @ Nicollet T Valley Conference @ Mapleton 4:00

18 Senior Banquet @ 6:00

19 Jr H SB SC vs Madelia @ Made-lia 4:30

Jr H T @ Lake Crystal NN SC vs ML/GHEC SB SC vs USC

20 Jr H BB SC vs JWP @ Waldorf 4:30

JR H G SC vs JWP @ Janes-ville 4:15 Jr H SB SC vs JWP @ Janes-ville 4:15 V G @ Terrace View 4:30

21 Jr H BB SC Tour-ney @ 9:00

Jr H SB SC Tourney @ 9:00

22 23 Jr H G @ Madelia 4:30

BB Section Tourney School Board Meeting @ 6:30

24 Section Golf @ Rose Lake

SB Section Tourney

25 Athletic Backers Meeting

26 BB Section Tour-ney T Sub-Section Meet @ New Richland 4:00

27 28 SB Section Tour-ney @ Caswell Park

29 30 No School Memo-rial Day Grades K-12

31 BB Section Tourney SB Section Tourney @ Caswell Park Band/Choir Concert Grades 7-8 @ 7:00

1 2 BB Section Tourney @ Franklin Rogers Park

G Section Tourney @ North Links SB Section Tourney @ Caswell Park

3 4 BB Section Tour-ney @ Franklin Rogers Park

T Section Meet @ Mankato West 10:00

May/ June 2011

Summer Scene

ST. CLAIR RECREATION

AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Inside…

Watch Me Draw T-Ball and Little League Golf Lessons Swimming Lessons Camp Invention Summer Library Hours Adult Basic Education Zap Camps – Engineering & Chemistry

Fall Youth Sports Activities – Football, Soccer & Volleyball Family Trips / Events

Program Starts June 7th Sign Up by May 20th

2011

T-BALL FOR KIDS ENTERING KINDERGARTEN

AND FIRST GRADE Pre T-Ball is for all students who will be entering kindergarten or 1st grade in the coming school year. This program is designed to introduce your child to T-Ball. We would like this to be a fun learning experience for your child. There will be little or no emphasis on competition and sportsmanship will be stressed. Our season will run from June 7th to July 14th. Practices will be held on Tuesday mornings, June 7th through July 12th, 9:00 – 10:00 am at St. Clair Memorial Park. Games will be held on Thursdays and start on June 9th and run through July 14th at St. Clair Memorial Park. Games will be played starting at 4:00 pm. Team Rosters and Game schedules will be emailed /mailed to all players who are registered. The registration fee is $30.00 which includes a t-shirt. A $10.00 late fee will be charged for all registrations received after the deadline and a t-shirt will not be issued. Register by Friday, May 20th.

JUNIOR LITTLE LEAGUE FOR KIDS ENTERING 2ND AND 3RD GRADE

Junior Little League is for all students who will be entering 2nd and 3rd grade. The students will be using a pitching machine. We will continue to work on the basic skills and we would like this to be a fun learning experience for your child. There will be little or no emphasis on competition and sportsmanship will be stressed. Our season will run from June 7th to July 14th. Practices will be held on Tuesday mornings, June 7th through July 12th, 10:00 – 11:00 am at St. Clair Memorial Park. Games will be held on Thursdays and start on June 9th and run through July 14th at St. Clair Memorial Park. Games will be played starting at 6:00 pm. Team Rosters and Game schedules will be emailed /mailed to all players who are registered. The registration fee is $30.00 which includes a t-shirt. A $10.00 late fee will be charged for all registrations received after the deadline and a t-shirt will not be issued. Register by Friday, May 20th.

Other Baseball/Softball Opportunities

If you are looking for other baseball opportunities…please contact Brad O’Donnell at 245-3501 ext 229. Registration has already taken place for the following: Grade 3 Baseball Grade 4 Baseball Grade 5 Baseball Grade 6 Baseball

Grade 7/8 Baseball Under 10 Fast pitch Softball – Grade 3 & 4

Under 12 Fast pitch Softball – Grade 5 & 6 Under 14 Fast pitch Softball – Grade 7 & 8

Swimming Lessons Red Cross Swimming lessons will be offered through the Lake Crystal Recreation Center this summer. For students who have completed Kindergarten and older.

Limited to 40 students.

The following classes will be offered: Level 2 Primary Skill Level 3 Stroke Readiness Level 4 Stroke Development Level 5 Skill Proficiency Round trip transportation is included with registration. This is only available to registered students. Meet in the South parking lot to board the bus. Dates: Monday through Thursday June 20th - June 30th Time: 10: 30 am – 12: 40 pm Cost: $40.00 (includes Reg. Fee and Transportation) Please indicate the Lesson Level on the reg. form. Register by Friday, May 20th.

CYCLONE BOYS FALL YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE

FOR STUDENTS ENTERING GR. 4-6 Our 2011 St. Clair Boys Fall Youth Football League is for students who are entering grades 4 – 6. Registration should be received by July 1st. Again we will have the opportunity to have a 4th grade team, a 5th grade team and a 6th grade team. Teams in our league include Alden Conger, JWP, MR, Madelia, Medford, Truman, and USC. Games will start August 27th. Games are played on Saturday mornings/afternoons with practices to be held twice a week starting early August and running through mid-October. We will have a team meeting in early August for those students who have registered. Full pads and Jersey are required and are included in registration fee. This will be a great opportunity for all skill levels and abilities. We will guarantee a learning experience for beginners to the more advanced players. A game and practice schedule will be emailed / mailed to participants. Cost: $70.00 (includes playoff game, use of equipment and game jersey). There is an additional $27.50 fee if you need to order a practice jersey. Deadline for registration is July 1st.

“READERS ARE LEADERS”

The St. Clair Media Center will be open during the summer for

Library Materials checkout. The Media Center will be open on Tuesdays, starting June 7th through July 19th from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.

CYCLONE GOLF CAMP FOR AGES 6 AND UP

Our 2011 St. Clair Cyclone Golf Camp is

for students who are ages 6 and older and is in conjunction with Terrace View Golf Course. The instruction sessions are designed to introduce juniors to golf and also acts as a refresher course for students who have been through the program before. Each class will cover the basics of putting, chipping, and iron play, use of woods, golf etiquette, rules, safety and sportsmanship. Each class period will be held from 9:00 am to Noon on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday each week. Thursday’s session will include a tournament format. The entry fee includes instruction and play, use of the driving range, use of the practice equipment, daily beverages and a free round of golf on the Par 3 course after the class is completed. In case of bad weather, Friday will be used as a make-up day. Cancellations will be announced on the area radio stations. Each session will have at least 3 instructors on hand. The sessions fill up fast, so sign up early! Session 1 June 7-9 Session 2 June 14-16 Session 3 June 21-23 Session 4 June 28-30 Times: 9:00 – Noon Location: Terrace View Golf Course Cost: $45.00 Register by Friday, May 20th

On July 13th Terrace View will hold Junior Golf Tournament on the Par 3 for ages 6 – 12 and on the Regulation Course for ages 13 – 16. It will begin at 9:00 am. Sign up by July 8th. Flights will be according to age and gender. The cost is free to Camp participants. The cost is $8 to Non-Terrace View Golf Camp participants.

Spanish for Kids – En La Ciudad

Dates: July 25,26,27,28 Times: Pre-K – K 1-2:00 PM Grades 1-3 2-3:00 PM Grades 4-6 3-4:00 PM Where: St. Clair High School Room: TBD Cost: $25.00

Looking to start the school year on the right foot? Need a little help in your academics? - Here is an opportunity for you! Dates: Starts July 5th - and will continue until the start of school. Time: TBD Cost: $ 15.00 per hour --- Two hour classes - per session. Instructor: Kristi Tapper – BA in Elementary Education and a reading specialty licensure in K-12 reading. Kristi will also work with K-6 students in Reading, Math, Language Arts and Writing. Call my office at 507-245-3501 ext. 229 to set up sessions.

Charlotte’s Web Cyclone Summer Theater tryouts are coming! Tryouts for charlotte’s Web will be held Monday, May 23rd immediately after school. Open to anyone currently in grades 2 through 8 Performances are the weekend of St. Clair Days (June 24-25-26) Practice schedule will be announced

If you’re unable to attend tryouts on the 23rd and need to schedule a private audition contact……

Abby Butzer Ireland - 507-995-9056

St. Clair Days Fun Run

5K Run/Walk and 1 Mile Kids Run Memorial Park, St. Clair

Saturday, June 25th

Registration: 6:30 am Race Start: 7:30 am

Kids Race: approx. 8:30 am

Registration Forms are available on the City of St. Clair

website www.stclair.govoffice2.com

(click on ‘St. Clair Days’ on the left menu then ‘Fun Run’)

Registration Forms are also available at the St. Clair City Hall.

Registration cost is $18 if registering by June 13th ($20

on Race Day). Kids Run cost is $12 if registering by June 13th ($16 on

Race Day). Race Day registration begins at 6:30 am at Memorial

Park.

CYCLONE GIRLS FALL

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

Our 2011 St. Clair Girls Fall Youth Volleyball League is for girls who are entering grades 5 – 6. We will play other teams from around our area. Games are played on Saturday afternoons, September 10th – October 15th. We are also planning a League Tournament on Saturday, October 27th. Practices will start in late August and practice times will be determined later based on gym availability. This will be a great opportunity for all skill levels and abilities. We will guarantee a learning experience for beginners to the more advanced players. A game and practice schedule will be emailed /mailed to participants. Wear comfortable clothes and be ready for some fun! Cost: $45.00 (includes T-shirt) Complete VB Registration Form. Register by: July 1st

Cyclone Saturday Youth Soccer Program

FOR AGES 4 THROUGH 18

Our 2011 St. Clair Cyclone Saturday Youth Soccer Program is for students who are age 4 through age 18 by September 1st 2011. Let’s gear up for the Fall soccer season! Soccer fundamentals and rules will be taught with practice drills and sportsmanship emphasized. Practices and games will be played on Saturday mornings, beginning Saturday, September 11th and running through Saturday, October 16th. We are always looking for volunteer coaches, assistants and referees. You can mail in your registration form and fee or join us at the Fall Soccer Sign up and try on uniforms. No Uniforms will be issued to late registrations. You may also mail our registration.

ONE NIGHT ONLY – FALL SOCCER SIGN UP Tuesday, July 19th 6:00 – 8:00 pm

St. Clair Memorial Park Cost: $45.00 (Includes jersey, shorts and socks) Soccer Registration deadline is Tues. July 19th

CAMP INVENTION

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Engineering Camp for Youth!

Zap Camp—Engineering & Technology Open to students age 11 - 15 Campers will enjoy a hands-on experience in Mechatronics and Computer Integrated Machining. They will interact with robots; work with circuit boards, spider housing, motor controls, machining centers, and software programs. Campers will plan, design, and implement a take-home project. Participants will visit with engineers and technicians at their worksite. They will have an opportunity to interact with other young people and share what they learned with their family and friends at a camp picnic. All materials and lunch are provided. There is a maximum class size of 50 students. Dates: Monday – Thursday, July 18 - 22 Time: 9 am to 3:15 pm Location: South Central Campus, North Mankato Cost: $135.00 Register by June 10th District 77 course # 5353 Transportation on your own ZAP Camp Physics at Minnesota State University

Learn about physics in fun, hands-on way. Spend two mornings at Minnesota State Mankato doing physics experiments. Specific camp instructions will be mailed to campers prior to camp. For more information about ZAP CAMP, contact Judi Evans at 507-389-2110 or email Judith. evans@mnsu.edu. Scholarships available. Deadline to register: Fri, June 10. Completed grades 6-8. 2 sessions Tue & Wed, Jun 21 - 22, 9AM - 12 PM

Camp Cost $20 District 77 course # 5350 Transportation on your own

PRINCESSES, FAIRIES, MERMAIDS AND QUEENS

Princesses, Fairies, Mermaids, and Queens are a few of our favorite GIRLY themes! Glitter and dazzle, sparkle and shine - this is the best art camp a girl can find! Design a tiara, color your jewels, paint a princess with royal shoes! Mermaids and fairies are fun to explore with watercolor, collage, CLAY and more! Acrylics and glitter are right for a Queen, so bring your ideas for all of these things! Watercolor, Acrylics, Collage and Clay are just some of the things on our schedule each day! St. Clair M &W 1:00-3:00 p.m. June 13 & 15 WMD fee $45.00

OUTER SPACE ART ODYSSEY Count down...... to Outer Space Art Odyssey! Blast off to an art exploration of planets, spaceships, animals and aliens in the mysterious galaxies beyond! The final frontier is full of Painting, Drawing, Collage and CLAY! Take home a new art project each class including a 3-D clay display on the final day! Enter the fantastic world of Outer Space! St. Clair M & W 1:00-3:00 p.m. June 20 & 22 WMD fee $45.00

A few courses that District 77 in Mankato is offering this summer. If you have questions please contact them at 507-387-5501 or register online --- @ www.mankatocer.com

Mankato MoonDogs vs. Rochester Honkers Instructor TBA Nothing says summer like an afternoon in the stands cheering on your favorite team. The Mankato MoonDogs are back and better than ever! Join us at Franklin Rogers Park for heart pounding excitement as the Mankato MoonDogs take on the Rochester Honkers at 1:05 PM on Wednesday, July 26. This is an afternoon field trip opportunity for children in grades K-8. Participants will be chaperoned by district staff who are ready to have fun right along with the youth. Cost includes game ticket, hotdog, snack, juice box, and supervision by responsible adults. Grades: K-8, 1 session COURSE #: 5332 $10 Tue, Jul 26, 12:45 - 4 PM Franklin Rogers Park MoonDogs Baseball Camp Instructor TBA Don’t miss the excitement of Mankato MoonDogs Baseball this summer. Community Education Recreation, along with the Mankato MoonDogs organization, are offering skills camps this summer for youth ages 6-14. This program is open to beginners and those more experienced in the game of baseball. This summer we have 2 great camps! Each day campers will learn skills in the areas of hitting, throwing, and fielding. Tees and soft toss will be used to teach the fundamentals of hitting. Infielders will focus on fielding ground balls and fly balls. Outfielders will be taught how to track fly balls, field ground balls, and learn cut-off techniques! Athletes will be divided into groups according to age and skill level. All campers will be able to celebrate the successful conclusion of camp by attending a MoonDogs Game! Each camper will receive 2 FREE YOUTH TICKETS to attend the game the week of camp. Game starts at 7:05 PM! In addition to the game tickets, each camper will receive a t-shirt and be a part of pre-game festivities! Come join 10-12 MoonDogs coaches and players for this outstanding camp that is a summer must! Space is limited! Register early! Ages: 6-14, 2 sessions + game. COURSE #: 5620-1 $55 Thu & Fri, Jun 16 - 17, 8 AM - 12 PM Game on Friday, June 17 at 7:05 pm Franklin Rogers Park COURSE #: 5620-2 $55 Mon, Tue, Jun 27 - Jun 28, 8 AM - 12 PM Game on Tuesday, June 28 at 7:05 pm Franklin Rogers Park

Minnesota Twins at Target Field - Adult Trip Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy watching the MN Twins play outdoor baseball at Target Field. Enjoy 2nd level Skyline View seats. Choose one game or register for both! Price includes transportation, parking, and ticket. Monday, May 23 Seattle Mariners, 7:10 game time. COURSE #: 1262-1 $48 Monday, August 22 Baltimore Orioles, 7:10 game time. COURSE #: 1262-2 $48 Bus Pick Up: Madison East Mall 4 PM

Adult Basic Education To Register, visit us online at www.mankatocer.com

WHAT IS ADULT BASIC EDUCATION? Mankato Adult Basic Education is an adult educational program designed for busy people. Classes are offered at flexible times and days to meet your hectic schedule. Adult Basic Education is the foundation for career and college readiness. WHAT SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE? --Tutoring: Confidential, private tutoring is available to program participants. --GED Testing: Take your tests at Lincoln Community Center on Wednesday evenings from 5:30-9:30 p.m. by appointment only. Call 345-5222 for more information and/or to schedule an appointment. --Child Care: Limited child care services are available for program participants. Children must be fully immunized and be between 6 weeks and kindergarten age. Scholarships are available. --Transportation: Door-to-door transportation is available to program participants on a limited basis. WHAT CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE? --Basic Skills Training: Improve your reading, writing, or math skills. Learn how to use computers, fill out job applications, manage your finances, and many other real life skills. --General Educational Development: The nationally recognized GED is a five part, high school equivalency exam. Prepare for the GED by accessing our books, computer software, and GED practice test. --English as a Second Language: Classes are divided into ability levels, and emphasize speaking, reading, writing, and vocabulary development. --Diploma Completion Program: Finish your high school diploma through this Independent Study Program. --Family Learning: Give the marvelous gift of reading to your children and improve your own skills at the same time. --Citizenship: Study to take your U.S. Citizenship exam. Receive assistance reviewing your paperwork, practicing interviewing, writing sentences and answering the interview questions. --Job Skills: Learn how to prepare for employment including: filling out applications, interviewing, creating your resume and cover letter, and getting ahead on the job. Instruction is available individually or in small groups. --College Prep: Strengthen your academic and computer skills as you prepare for college-level study in this online program.

SUMMER RECREATION REGISTRATION FORM (Complete a separate form for each participant)

Name: _________________________________ Grade Completed: _________________ Mailing Address: _________________________________________________________ Street City State Zip Phone #: _____________ Parent/Guardian Name(s): ____________________________ Email Address: __________________________________________________________ Class Class Tuition _____ Watch Me Draw – Princesses, Fairies Open to Gr K-6 45.00 _____ Watch Me Draw – Outer Space Art Open to Gr K-6 45.00 _____ _____

Zap Engineering Camp Zap Physics Camp

Open- ages 11-15 Open -gr. 6-8th

135.00 20.00

_____ Golf Lessons – Open to Ages 6-12 Session _____ 45.00 _____ Swimming Lessons – Open to Gr K-8 Level _____ 40.00

_____ Little League – Open to Gr 1-2 Shirt Size _____ 30.00 ($10.00 Late Fee) _____ T-Ball – Open to students in Gr K and Shirt Size _____ 30.00 ($10.00 Late Fee) Student entering K in the Fall 11 Total _________ Camp Invention Register at www.campinvention.org Zap Camps – Physics/Engineering Register at www.mankatocer.com Fall Football Complete Fall Football Registration Form Fall Volleyball Complete Fall Volleyball Registration Form Fall Soccer Complete Fall Soccer Registration Form

Make Checks Payable to: ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY ED

Mail to: Brad O’Donnell St. Clair School Box 99 St. Clair, MN 56080

DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: Friday, May 20th

NO T-SHIRTS WILL BE ISSUED TO LATE REGISTRATIONS.

T- Shirt Sizes: YS YM YL AS AM AL

St. Clair Community Education Saturday Soccer League

Fall Season 2011

Registration Form

Player Information (Full Name – No Nicknames)

____________________ ____________________ ____________________ Last Name First Name School, fall 2011 Grade

____________________ ____________________ ____________________ Mailing Address City State Zip Code

____________________ ____________________ ____________________ Home Telephone Birth date (month/day/year) Cell Phone Gender: Male Female Number of Years in Soccer Program _____ Height ________ Weight _________ Jersey Size: AL AM AS YL YM YS Short Size: AL AM AS YL YM YS Sock Size: Youth Adult (Circle Size) – Keep Adult and Youth Size Together (Circle Size) – Keep Adult and Youth Size Together (Circle Size) – Keep Adult and Youth Size Together

Parent Information ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ Last Name First Name Daytime Phone Number

____________________ ____________________ ____________________ Last Name First Name Daytime Phone Number

____________________________________________________________________ Email Address

Volunteer Information - The success of the St. Clair Soccer Program depends on adult volunteers! Please indicate how you will help:

Volunteer Name __________________ Age Group Wanting to Coach _____ U6 _____ U8 _____ U10 _____ U12 __________ Coach __________ Assistant Coach __________ Field Preparation __________ Referee

Consent For Medical Treatment As the parent or legal guardian of a participant in the St. Clair Soccer Club Fall 2011 Saturday League, I hereby give my consent for emergency medical care prescribed by a duly licensed Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Dentistry. This care may be given under whatever conditions are necessary to preserve the life, limb or well being of my dependent. Date _____________________ Signature _____________________________ _____________ Printed Name _________________________________________ Registration Fee: $45.00 -- includes Jersey, Shorts and Socks Family Discount – 3rd child only $35.00 Make checks payable to St. Clair Com Ed Mandatory Equipment - Shin Guards Recommended Equipment – Soccer Ball - for Age Group and Soccer Shoes (Please Label) Mail Registration form to: Brad O’Donnell, St. Clair Community Education, PO Box 99, St. Clair, MN 56080 Questions: 245-3027 ext 229

Registrar Use Only Gender: Male Female Gr _______ Age Group: ____________________ Height ________ Weight _______ Date Received __________________ Amount _______________________ Check Number _________________

2011

Deadline for Registration:

Tuesday, July 19th

ST. CLAIR YOUTH FOOTBALL

Fall Season 2011

REGISTRATION FORM – Due July 1st

Open to Students Entering Grades 4, 5 & 6 Player’s Name _______________________________________________ Grade Entering in fall 2011 _________ Mailing Address _______________________________________________________________________________ Street or PO Box City State Zip Parent/Guardian Name(s) ________________________________________________________________________ Email _______________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone ___________________________________ Cell Phone ____________________________________ Registration Fee:

__________ $27.50 - Practice Jersey - Registration deadline July 1st. Practice Jersey Size ___________

__________ $70.00 - Includes Playoff Game and use of game jersey, pants and equipment __________ $10.00 - Late Fee – on any registrations after July 1st.

Other Mandatory Equipment – Socks and football cleats Mail Registration Form to: Brad O’Donnell, St. Clair School, Box 99, St. Clair, MN 56080 Registration Deadline: Thursday, July 1st. Make Checks Payable to: St. Clair Community Education Registration Paid $___________ Date ______________________ Check # __________

ST. CLAIR YOUTH VOLLEYBALL Fall Season 2011

REGISTRATION FORM – Due July 1st

Open to Students Entering Grades 5 & 6 Player’s Name _______________________________________________ Grade Entering in fall 2011 _________ Mailing Address _______________________________________________________________________________ Street or PO Box City State Zip Parent/Guardian Name(s) ________________________________________________________________________ Email _______________________________________________________________________________________ Home Phone ___________________________________ Cell Phone ____________________________________ Registration Fee:

__________ $45.00 - Includes Volleyball T-Shirt __________ $10.00 - Late Fee – Registration after July 1st.

Shirt Size: YL AS AM AL AXL Other Mandatory Equipment –Knee Pads Mail Registration Form to: Brad O’Donnell St. Clair School, Box 99, St. Clair, MN 56080 Registration Deadline: Thursday, July 1st. Make Checks Payable to: St. Clair Community Education Registration Paid $___________ Date ______________________ Check # __________

Go Cyclones!

St. Clair Community Education St. Clair Public Schools Box 99 121 West Main Street St. Clair, MN 56080

 

Registration is Easy! Mail to: Brad O’Donnell Community Education Box 99 St. Clair, MN 56080

Drop off: Community Ed. Office St. Clair High School 121 West Main Street St. Clair, MN 56080

Telephone Number: 507-245-3027 ext. 229

Email Address: bodonnell@isd75.k12.mn.us Website Address: isd75.k12.mn.us – click on Community Button at the top

How to Sign Up:

Complete a registration form for each individual registering All registrations must be made in person or by mail. NO PHONE RESERVATIONS. Make checks payable to: St. Clair Community Education Classes are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Class Confirmation: There will not be a confirmation of registration. You are enrolled in the program once you have submitted your

registration fee to the Community Education Office. You will receive a letter or phone call if the class is filled or cancelled. Refund Policy: A request for a class refund must be made a minimum of one week prior to the starting date. Otherwise fees are

refunded only if a class or trip is cancelled due to insufficient registrations.

Deadline for Registration:

Friday, May 20th

"A perfect summer day is when the sun is shining, the breeze is blowing, the birds are singing,

and the lawn mower is broken." - James Dent

Enjoy the summer weather – we all deserve it after this past winter!

Congratulations to the 5th grade girl’s basketball team!

After a successful season, they ended with a Championship win defeating Maple River, JWP and Rochester for 1st Place of

an 8 team tournament!

5th Grade Girls Basketball Team members are: Kiri Scott, Bailie Thom, Bailee Weis, Abby Nicolai, Olivia Drummer,

Michaela Karels, Morgan Karels, Taryn Hall, Ciara Flugum, Noelle Flugum, Therese Klages, and Megan Bodine.

Thank You to the Basketball Association for helping out with Tournament Fees.

From The Coaching Staff