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Kenyon-Wanamingo Community Education

2017

Winter & Spring Classes Part of ISD 2172

400 Sixth Street Kenyon, MN 55946Phone: (507) 789.7015 Fax: (507) 789.6104

Register Online at www.kw.k12.mn.us

INSIDEDistrict 2172

NEWSLETTER

Welcome to Kenyon-Wanamingo Community Education

2 Register online at www.kw.k12.mn.us

EMERGENCY CLOSING

Announcements will be made as early as possible. The district will again use the Instant Alert System to notify parents/guard-ians of school closings, early dismissal or late starts. You may also listen to WCCO 830 AM, KDHL 920 AM, or KROC 106.9 FM for announcements. When school is closed or dismissed early, Community Education classes do not meet.

South Country Health Alliance Minnesota Partners with Community Education

SCHA Minnesota members may take up to a $15 discount per class on up to five classes per year. To qualify for the discount, the member must be enrolled with SCHA during the month of his/her Community Educa-tion class. A copy of the insurance card with the member’s SCHA ID num-ber must be presented to Community Education with the registration. Each registration must also include a credit card number. This will be charged in in the event the $15 claim is refused. For more information, call SCHA’s Member Services at 1-866-567-7242.

Table of ContentsRegistration Information 3

ECFEMusic & Movement 4Awesome Art Adventures 4Super Sensory Night 4It’s A Family Cooking Night 4Great Big Game Night 4America’s Magic Mania Show 4 Baby & Me 5 Wonderful Wednesdays 5Drop In & Play 5 Sweetheart Dance 5

Youth & FamilyPopcorn & Pallet Art 6Wooden Snowman 6Love Floral Canvas Art 6Cupcake Button Art 6Afton Alps Village Skiing 6BLOCK KIDS 7Just For Kix 7Winter Cheer Clinic 7 Child & Babysitting Safety 7Sweetheart Dance 8 Jr. High Fun Nights 8Spring Volleyball 9Volley Tykes 9Track & Field Camp 9Family Carnival 9 Youth Soccer 10Classroom Driver Education 10 Softball 11

Health & FitnessBK Fit and Healthy Classes 12 Men’s Basketball 12Basketball Open Gym 13Hallway Walking 13 Driver Improvement Classes 13Music on Sunday 13

Adult & Family EnrichmentMonogram Pallet Sign Painting 14 Rustic Pallet Signs for Spring 14Beaded Garden Art - Sun Catcher 14Paint On Canvas 14 Wooden Snowman 14Protecting Your Retirment Assets 15Long-Term Insurance 15 Essential Oils Classes 15 Hiawatha Valley Adult Education 15

Adult Day TripsMillion Dollar Quartet 16 Amish Shops & Mennonite Greenhouses 16 Upscale Consignment Shops Tour 16Ole & Lena at the State Fair 16US Bank Stadium Tour 17Decorah Iowa Historical Gem 17Duluth Get-Away 17

Registration 18-19

Community Education OfficeShannon Johnson

400 Sixth Street, Kenyon MN 55946

507-789-7015

Adult Enrichment

Early Childhood Program Registration

Driver Education

Community Use of School Facilities

Youth Enrichment

Youth Sports and Recreation

Learning Center & KW Kids School Age Care

Adult Basic Education/English Language Learning

Early Childhood Family EducationSara Line 789-7016

Andria Schwalbe 507-789-6186 x1, then x2245

Early Childhood Home Visits

Early Childhood Family Education Programs

Preschool Screening

School Readiness Preschool

Registration InformationHow Do I Register?Online: Register for classes on the K-W School Website at www.kw.k12.mn.us. Click on the Community Education link.

By Mail: Send your check, money order, or credit card information with the completed registration form to: K-W Community Education, 400 Sixth St., Kenyon, MN 55946. Indicate your class number and name on the registration form and include your payment.

Who Do I Pay?Please make checks payable to K-W Community Education. Checks will be deposited when received. If a class or registration is cancelled a refund check will be distributed.

When Can I Sign Up?Registration begins immediately. If space is still available in a class, registrations are taken as long as possible, depending on the supplies needed by the instructor. Early registra-tions help ll classes on time and reduce the chances that the class will be canceled. Thanks for helping Community Education and our instructors by registering as early as possible. If the class minimum is not met, classes will be canceled one week prior to the start date.

RefundsIf you cannot attend a class you will receive a refund up to one-week prior to the class, unless an earlier deadline is specied. After that date your refund will be based on sup-plies or fees already incurred. Trips cannot be refunded after the registration closes. A $5.00

fee is applied to all classes canceled by the participant.

ScholarshipsScholarships for Early Childhood Family Education are available. A sliding fee discount is listed on page 4 or contact Shannon Johnson, 507-789-7015 for more information. All ECFE registrationsare welcome, regardless of ability to pay.

Class Location Information KWM/HS is the Kenyon-Wanamingo Middle/High School in Kenyon at 400 Sixth St. KWES is the Kenyon-Wanamingo Elementary School in Wanamingo at 225 3rd Ave.

Learners with Special Needs:

You are invited to participate in the classes and activities in this catalog. We will make ev-ery effort to provide the ac-commodations necessary to help make your Community Education experience enjoy-able and accessible. Accom-modation requests are need-ed two weeks prior to the class date. Please call us at 789-7015.

Photo Disclaimer:Participants, upon payment of the activity/program fee, give consent to the use of any photographs taken by the Community Education staff. Participants are not entitled to compensation of any kind for the use of such photographs.

No News is Good News!

After registering, you will hear from us only if: There is a change in time or location. The class is full. The class is canceled.

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Kenyon-Wanamingo Community EducationJANUARY: Music & Movemement

Ages 1-5Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeAre you feeling cooped up this winter? Bring your family for a fun evening together burning off some of that extra energy! Wednesday, January 46:00-7:00 p.m.KW Middle School Gym, Kenyon#1360 Jan Kenyon FREE

FEBRUARY: Awesome Art Adventures

Ages 1-5Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeDiscover the fun in creating open ended activities and projects with materials that could surprise you! Valen-tines, hearts and love will also be part of this fun night!Thursday, February 96:00-7:00 p.m.KWES Room 122, Wanamingo#1360 Feb $5 each child

MARCH: Super Sensory Night

Ages 1 - 5Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeExperience a super squishy, squashy, gooey night together without having to clean up a mess at home! There will be something fun to take home at the end of the night. Thursday, March 166:00-7:00 p.m.KW M/HS Room E142 Preschool#1360 Mar, $5 each child

APRIL: It’s A Family Cooking Night!

Ages 2-5Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeMeasure, mix and decorate together with your child and have treats to take home at the end of the night!Tuesday, April 186:00-7:00 p.m.KW M/HS Room E142 Preschool#1360 Mar, $5 each child

America’s MAGIC MANIAC - Kevin Hall!Age 3 - Grade 6Kevin Hall is all about high-energy interactive fun. He gives audiences the thrill of wild comedy, eye-opening magic, singing, dancing, storytelling and more! some spectators become heroes, others face incredible challenges and a few may even nd them-selves dancing on stage in full costume! With Kevin, anything is possible and everyone is part of the fun! Let’s pack the Gym!Friday, April 21- Save the Date! 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.KW Middle School Gym#1361 $5 per person

MAY: The Great Big Game Night

Ages 1-5 Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeCreate, count and play your own game as well as some of our fun ideas at our gigantic family game night! Tuesday, May 96:00-7:00 p.m.KWES Room 122, Wanamingo #1360 May, $5 per person

Early Childhood Screening Early Childhood Screening is a FREE health and development screening required by the state before your child enters public preschool or kindergarten. The best time to screen is 3 ½ but we welcome 4 and 5 year olds who have not been screened. The appointment will take about an hour. You will see how your child is developing as well as receiving information about the district programs and community resources. Call 507-789-7016 to make an appointment.Wednesday, February 22, 2017 KW Middle SchoolTuesday, April 11, 2017 KW Middle School

CENSUS Makes A Difference! Please help us keep our census up to date! Please contact us at 507-789-7015 if you have recently: *Had a baby*Have an infant/toddler/ preschooler and have recently moved into the district*Changed phone number or address

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Kenyon-Wanamingo Community Education Early Childhood Fam

ily Education Wondrous Wednesdays All Ages and Stages (birth-Kindergarten Entrance)Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeExplore fun new learning activities with your children ages birth to 5 while enjoying the company of other young families. This is a semi-separating class with a facilitated parent discussion each week in the same room/next door as the children. Please register all children attending class.

Wednesday 9:00-10:30 a.m.#1357 Jan/Feb Ken: Jan 11, 18, 25 and Feb 1, 8, 15 #1357 March /Apr Wan: March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5

$30 per child or sliding fee discount Early Childhood Family Education is open to all families, regardless of ability to pay. Please review the sliding fee, if you have questions, call Community Education, 507-789-7015.

Drop In & Play in Kenyon All Ages and Stages (birth-Kindergarten Entrance)Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeFeel free to drop in to spend a fun hour with your child(ren) exploring new activities, games and art projects while meeting new friends!

Wednesdays 9:00 - 10:00 a.m May 10, 17th and 24th KW M/HS E142 (ECFE Room)#1349 $3 each week

Girls, bring your Dad, Grandpa or another special person to this extraordinary evening that you will both cherish forever. NEW!- Kevin Hall will entertain us with music, magic, comedy, dance lessons, con-

tests, prizes and much more!

Refreshments will be served. Girls from age 1 year through grade 6 are invited to attend. All girls must be accompanied by an adult. Dress is semi-formal. Attendance list will be checked at the door. No tickets needed. In the online catalog this event is listed with Youth Enrichment, Recreation and Trips. Friday April 21 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. K-W M/HS Commons #1210 $9 per person if registered by April 17, then $14

New Families Welcome Tour (for families with children ages 0-5)

Calling all parents! You and your young children are

invited to see our Early Childhood Family Education

classrooms, meet staff and other young families. Call

Sara at 507-789-7016 to see what our programs are

all about!

Have a New Baby? Call Sara at 507-789-7016 for a new baby gift includ-

ing a discount on an ECFE class!

New for Daycare Providers !Have an ECFE teacher visit your daycare once per

month with a fun circle time, stories, songs and art

as well as resources for the provider and parent! Call

Sara at 507-789-7016.

Baby & Me Birth to age 1Sara Line & Andria SchwalbeDo you have a new baby under the age of one? Come in to spend some fun time with your baby and meet other families going through the same struggles and celebrations.

Wednesdays 9:00 - 9:45 a.m April 19, 26, May 3 KW M/HS E142 (ECFE Room)#1349 $12



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Renee ReinardyGrades 1-8While snacking on some delicious popcorn participants will create this DREAM inspired pallet art! The 8”x16” pallet sign is already assembled so now it’s time to add your favorite colors! Several op-tions of paint colors will be available so you are sure to leave with a dreamy pallet sign ready to hang in your room! Dress for mess and prepare to have fun! Min. 5, Max 15.Wednesday, January 25 2:45-4:15 p.m.KWES Art Room#3006 $29 by Jan 18, then $34

LOVE Floral Canvas Art

Renee ReinardyGrades K-4You are going to LOVE this fun class! Participants will assemble the word “LOVE” on a 9”x12” canvas using beautiful faux owers, beads and buttons. All the owers you love will be available for you to adorn your canvas with including roses, daisies and hydran-geas. Dress for mess and prepare to have fun! Min. 5, Max 15.Thursday, February 9 2:55-4:30 p.m.KWES Art Room#3000$29 by February 2, then $34

Afton Alps - Non-School Day! Grades 5-8Enjoy a fantastic day on the slopes; fee includes ski lesson, ski rental, lift ticket and transportation. Whether you are a brand new skier or an experi-enced one, Afton Alp’s certied instructors will help you improve your skills. Students will participate in a safety lesson and each student must return the ski rental form with parent and student signature for your registration to be complete. Wear water-proof pants, jacket, mitten/gloves and warm hat. No scarves. Bring a bag lunch or money for concessions. This trip is only for skiing. Snowboarding rental and lessons are not an option. Please note the specic pickup and return times for each town. Minimum 30

Maximum 48

Anyone registering for this trip must participate in the ski rental and daily pass advertised. We are not able to accommodate youth who wish to transport their skis or have a season ski pass.

Monday, January 23Depart KWM/HS 7:50 a.m. (door 5) and KWES (main door) at 8:15 a.m. Return to KWES at 4:30 p.m. and KWM/HS 4:50 p.m.#4529 $38 by January 18, then $48

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Wooden SwowmanGrades K-Adult Penni KittelsonSunshine and Roses is back at your school with this fun wooden snowman! There will be many choices for this project! You will start with 7 pieces of wood and end up with a super cute snowman. No art experience is need-ed! Please bring a paint shirt! Adults are welcome to register and paint too!! www.sunshineandrosescanvaspainting.com

Tuesday, February 73:30 - 4:45 p.m.KW M/HS Room E149#1010$24 by January 22, then $30

Paint On Canvas - April Ages K-Adult Penni Kittleson Spring Time! Join Sunshine and Roses to paint a beautiful scene with a bird family. We will be using metallic paint and you can choose how many birds you would like for your painting! We will complete the painting by adding some blossoms on our tree branches! No Art experi-ence is needed! This painting will be taught step by step! This will be a great class for all ages! K-adult. Adults are welcome and encouraged to register and paint too! www.sunshineandros-escanvaspainting.com. See color photo on our website. Tuesday, April 11 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. KWM/HS Room E149 #1018 $24 by April 4, then $30



Youth Enrichment

Child & Baby-Sitting SafetyLori Hameister Grades 4-8Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Top-ics include starting your own babysitting business, child development, proper feeding & diapering techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies, basic rst aid care and re safety. The CABS book (yours to keep) and the course were developed by the American Safe-ty and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. 12 Min.-20 Max.Tuesday, May 93:15 – 6:15 p.m.KWM/HS, Room E149#1102$49 by May 2 then $59

K-W Winter Cheer ClinicAges 3-Grade 6 (must turn 3 by January 1, 2017)KW Cheer Coaches & K-W CheerleadersIt’s time to practice with the K-W Cheerleaders at this fun cheer clinic! At the clinic you will get ready to per-form at the half-time of the Varsity Boys Basketball game on Friday, February 10. You will learn chants and cheers, a dance and much more! A t-shirt is in-cluded in the fee. Cheer clinic participants get into the game free; other family members pay admission.

Saturday, February 49:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.KWES Gym, Wanamingo Friday, February 10, perform during Varsity half-time. Meet at 6:00 p.m. in the KWM/HS Commons, Kenyon#1481 Clinic$27 by January 24, then $35

BLOCK Kids NAWIC (National Assoc. of Women in Construction) Grades 2-4 Boys & GirlsThe “ BLOCK KIDS” program is sponsored by the Na-tional Association of Women in Construction. All over the country, local chapters hold events to introduce students to possible careers in construction. Winning projects from the local competitions are forwarded to regional and national competitions. This year our chapter has chosen to partner with Kenyon-Wana-mingo school district to offer a fun event that applies math and reading skills to real world problem solving. While judges are discussing their projects, students will have some hands-on experience with electricians, plumbers, carpenters, re protection, etc. to show the students what they do and explain how things work in their houses and schools. Parents are encouraged to attend too.Monday, January 165:00 – 8:00 p.m.KWM/HS Commons and Gym#1007 FREE

Just For Kix - IT’s BACK!!Rachel Dublin Grades PreK-6Back by popular demand, Just For Kix Dance is hosting a Special Session Dance Class in your area! Backed by over 30 years experience, Just for Kix is dedicated to enabling dancers to shine and creates a learning environment like no other. Join us for a 3-month Special Session where danc-ers will learn our special brand of Choreography, in an inclusive environment where dance and respect work hand and hand through a passion shared. Classes are offered to PreK-6th graders girls or boys with or without dance experience. Just for Kix- Hayeld Director, Rachel, will be leading the class and can be contacted at [email protected] for further questions. To Register, go online at www.justforkix.com/danceclasses.January/February/MarchWednesdays3rd & 4th Grade 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.1st & 2nd Grade 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.PreK-Kindergarten 6:00 - 6:30 p.m. 5th & 6th Grade 6:30 - 7:00 p.m.KWM/HS, Room E140REGISTER Through Just For Kix Website above$29 per Month

Cupcake Button Art

Renee Reinardy Grades 1-6During this deliciously fun class participants will adorn an 8”x 10” canvas with colorful buttons and beads to create a cupcake design. Wednesday, March 153:15-4:45 p.m.KW M/HS E149#3001 $29 by March 8, then $34

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Girls, bring your Dad, Grandpa or another special person to this extraordinary evening that you will both cherish forever. NEW!- Kevin Hall will entertain us with music, magic, comedy, dance lessons, con-

tests, prizes and much more!

Refreshments will be served. Girls from age 1 year through grade 6 are invited to attend. All girls must be accompanied by an adult. Dress is semi-formal. Attendance list will be checked at the door. No tickets needed. In the online catalog this event is listed with Youth Enrichment, Recreation and Trips. Friday April 21 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. K-W M/HS Commons #1210 $9 per person if registered by April 17, then $14

Swimming & Climbing WallGrades 5-8Come and hang out with some of your peeps after school for a fun lled adventure to the Red Wing YMCA. There’s fun for all! Swim-ming pool with slide, climbing wall and a stop at GodFather’s Pizza for dinner. Min. 30, Max 45. YMCA, dinner and transportation are included.Friday, February 17 3:15-7:45 p.m.#1006 $21 by Jan 18, then $26

Basher’s Bowling & PizzaGrades 5-8Join us for some after school fun! We will head to Basher’s in Faribault to bowl after school. Transportation, bowling, shoes, pizza and pop are included. Friday, March 24 3:15-6:30 p.m.#1004 $21 by March 16, then $26

Lights, Camera, Action!Grades 5-8Let’s go to the movies! We will announce the movie at the beginning of April. Join your friends for some popcorn and a great movie. Transportation, movie, popcorn and pop are included.Friday, April 213:15-7:00 p.m.#1006 $21 by April 12, then $26

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Spring Volleyball Grades 3rd, 4th, 5th Volleyball will meet in March and April. Coaches will hold 1 or 2 practices per week. Teams will participate in area play dates and tourneys. Community Education does not provide transportation for this event. K-W is hosting a playdate for grades 3 - 5 this Spring date TBD. We hope to participate in additional play dates as well. Jersey provided.Grade 3 – Coach Needed #1451 $19 by Feb 12 then $29

Grade 4 – Jen Nerison #1452 $29 by Feb 12 then $39

Grade 5 – Molly Ryan & Heather Kerr#1450 $29 by Feb 12 then $39

Track & Field Camp Jeff Wibben & Rachel ClineYouth grades 4, 5, & 6Are you interested in joining track? Would you like to run and jump? Come learn about and run the events that the Junior High and Varsity Track and Field teams compete in during their track meets.

Learn proper stretching and • running techniques. Students will get to try out • sprints, mid-distance and long distance running. The coaches will also be introducing the athletes to the hurdles and eld events, Field events include the long jump, triple jump, discus • and shot put. Each day will focus on certain events, and the varsity • athletes who specialize in those areas will be help-ing out. Follow 2 days of learning and practicing with a fun meet!There will be a track meet on the nal day. Ribbons • will be awarded to the top nishers.

Participants will need to wear tennis shoes and clothes appropriate for running. Bring a water bottle each day.May 15, 16, 17, 184:30 – 5:30 p.m.K-W Track, Kenyon#1402$19 on or before May 6, $24 after May 6

K-W Education Foundation

Family CarnivalFriday, April 7, 2017

6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.K-W Elementary School

Games & PrizesBingo

Bake WalkDunk Tank & Moonwalk

Balloon Artist - David Olson! Drawing for Gift Baskets

Come Join The Fun!

Food & Treats Taco In a Bag, hot-

dogs, cookies, chips &

Volley TykesGrades K-6Players will receive motor learning in-struction related to the sport of vol-leyball through fun and healthy skill development activities. Bring your tennis shoes and knee pads, if you have them, and let’s play Volley-ball! This activity is co-sponsored by K-W Community Education and K-W Club Volleyball. Enter Door 5.Saturday, March 4, 11, 18, 25K-3: 9:00 - 9:45 a.m.4-6: 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.M/HS Middle School Gym#1450 K-3 - $5 by Feb 28 #1459 4-6 - $5 by Feb. 28

Youth & Family Recreation



2017 Youth Soccer: Grades 1-6We are offering the same format as last year with Tuesday practices and Saturday games. This combination of skill building and friendly competition goes along with our program objectives and philosophy. Practices are held in Kenyon and Saturday games at the Covered Bridge Park in Zumbrota. The games have league-sanctioned referees, nets, and fields specific for each age level.

K-W Community Education is not providing transportation for this event. Rosters are due to Zumbrota-Mazeppa Community Education shortly after the deadline and late registrations will be accepted on a space available basis once rosters are set.

Saturday Games: April 22, 29, May 6, 13 All games will be played between 8:30 a.m. and Noon at the Covered Bridge Park, Zumbrota, MN. A tourna-ment will conclude the season on May 20.

Practices: Tuesdays April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9, 16 Grades 1-4 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. and Grade 5-6 from 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Volunteer parent coaches are needed and will receive a team T-shirt. Please contact Community Education.• Requests for family members to be on the same team will be accepted. • Soccer rosters and schedules will be distributed to students on or before March 24.• Students are required to have shin guards, a soccer ball & water bottle for each practice.• A soccer T-shirt to be worn at all games is included in the fee. • Be sure to include T-shirt size on registration form If registering online, go to family information page for your child to specify shirt size.Deborah Quam Photography• will be offering memory mate photo packages. Registrations will be accepted at the Community Education office, 400 6th St., Kenyon, MN or • through the online catalog, www.kw.k12.mn.us.

Grades 1&2 #1424 Gr 1&2 Grades 3&4 #1424 Gr 3&4 Grades 5&6 #1424 Gr 5&6 Early bird fee $56 on or before February 3, then $66 No Registrations accepted after February 10. This is because teams and game schedules are prepared jointly with Zumbrota-Mazeppa.



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Classroom Driver Education Adam Rueger, Instructor Register now for classroom driver education offered through Kenyon-Wanamingo Com-munity Education. All spots will be assigned on a rst-come, rst-served basis. The pro-gram consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction. After students take the classroom phase, they must pass a written permit test at a DMV ofce to qualify for their permit. There is a six-month waiting period from the date the student passes this written test to the date the student is eligible to take the road test for their license. Minimum of 15 registrations required by May 25.

June 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 169:00 a.m. - 12: 00 p.m.Sat., June 10th - 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. Parent & Student Meeting KWM/HS Media Center $195 if registered by May 30, then $205#1020 Jun

Summer Staff NeededCommunity Education seeks coaches

and recreation assistants for the following positions:

Summer Recreation Program StaffPreK-Grade 6

Youth Enrichment Instructors

For more information check out website. Applications preferred by April 1, 2016.

16U Southern Minny SoftballWho: Girls who were 16 or under on Dec. 31st, 2016 What: This league offers skill development and experience in competitive play.Practices: To be set by coaches and begin in late MayGames: Games begin in early June. 16U games will be Monday and Wednesday nights at 6:00 p.m. Games are doubleheaders. Home games are played on the Varsity Softball Field in Wanamingo. Community Education DOES NOT provide transpor-tation for this activity. Your fee includes team shirt; players purchase own pants, cleats, and glove. Indicate T-shirt size on form. A volunteer coach is needed for this team. Deadline: Registration closes March 30th. Players must be registered by that date. #1437 16U$74 by March 22, then $84


Kenyon-Wanamingo Community Education Youth Recreation12U Southern Minny SoftballWho: Girls who were 12 or under on Dec. 31st, 2016 What: This league offers skill development and experience in competitive play.Practices: To be set by coaches and begin in late MayGames: Games begin in early June. 12U games will be Tuesday and Thursday nights at 6:00 p.m. Games are doubleheaders. Home games are played on the Varsity Softball Field in Wanamingo. Community Education DOES NOT provide transpor-tation for this activity. Your fee includes team shirt; players purchase own pants, cleats, and glove. Indicate T-shirt size on form. A volunteer coach is needed for this team. Deadline: Registration closes March 30th. Players must be registered by that date. #1437 12U$74 by March 22, then $84

14U Southern Minny SoftballWho: Girls who were 14 or under on Dec. 31st, 2016 What: This league offers skill development and experience in competitive play.Practices: To be set by coaches and begin in late MayGames: Games begin in early June. 14U games will be Monday and Wednesday nights at 6:00 p.m. Games are doubleheaders. Home games are played on the Varsity Softball Field in Wana-mingo. Community Education DOES NOT provide transpor-tation for this activity. Your fee includes team shirt; players purchase own pants, cleats, and glove. Indicate T-shirt size on form. A volunteer coach is needed for this team. Deadline: Registration closes March 30th. Players must be registered by that date. #1437 14U$74 by March 22, then $84

10U Knights Girls SoftballGrades 4 & 5 in Fall 2016The fundamentals of elding, hitting and pitch-ing will be covered in practices. During games, rules are adapted to keep the bat at play and encourage a fun learning atmosphere. Teams in league include Hayeld, Triton, Pine Island, and Kasson-Mantorville. Game nights are Wednes-days at 6:00 p.m. Practices will start in May. A volunteer coach is needed for this team. #1434 10U

$64 by April 15, then $74

MEN’S BASKETBALLGene HansonJoin the guys on Wednesday nights. Pick-up basketball games (5 on 5) are played. Everyone is welcome!

Wednesdays, January 4 through April 127:00 - 8:30 p.m. at KWES Gym in Wanamingo #1491 $10/season



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Join Brandi and her committed following to her array of group tness exercise classes. Wherever you are in your journey, Brandis classes will help you get t, stay t and be healthy with fun, positive workouts that will get you results!

Zumba is a total workout, combining all elements of tness while enjoying Latin, 80’s and today’s greatest hits. It includes Cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and exibility.

Tabata/HIIT/ Strength Training Classes- are high intensity work outs that will ensure weight loss and tness goals of all levels. Muscle building and fat loss never sounded so fun!Strength and Toning classes build muscle while losing the unwanted fat. As muscle mass increases, metabolism increases, making it easier to lose weight and to maintain a healthy body weight.Zumba, strength training, tabata, HIIT (high intensity interval training) are a vital part of a balanced exercise routine that will make you t and healthy!! Boot Camps - Saturdays - Trim and Tone For Winter in January - Are you getting ready for a winter vacation or wanting to trim up from the holidays? This class is for you! Spring Is Around The Corner! - February and March boot camps will focus on getting ready for Spring. Stay t and healthy by attending these bootcamps! Spring Conditioning Boot Camps - Wether you want to keep up with your tness or want to condition for a 5K or 10K, this class will t your needs and get you FIT!Brandi’s classes have been popular and affordable throughout the years! She has been a certied Group Fit-ness Instructor for 5 years in Zumba, water aerobics, and kick boxing, while just recently in Strength Training. Punch cards - are available, 10 punches for $60. The card expires 4 months from purchase date. To pay for a punch card online use code #1516 and bring your receipt to class. Brandi will provide the punch card at class. Punch card can be used for all classes at all locations. Monthly Registration $6.50/class, Drop-In $8/class.

BK Fit & Healthy Classes with Brandi Kyllo

Tabata/HIIT

Tuesdays KWM/HS Room #140 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. (Enter Door 5)

January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 #1515 Tues/Jan $32.50

February 14, 21, 28 #1515 Tues/Feb $19.50

March 7, 14, 21, 28 #1515 Tues/Mar $26

April 4, 11, 18, 25#1515 Tues/Apr $26May 2, 9 #1515 Tues/May

Boot Camps

Saturdays KWES Cafeteria/Playground 8:00 - 8:45

January 7, 14, 21 #1515 Sat/Jan $19.50

February 4, 11, 18 #1515 Sat/Feb $19.50

March 4, 11, 18 #1515 Sat/Mar $19.50

April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29#1515 Sat/Apr $32.50May 6, 13, 20#1515 Sat/May $19.50

ZUMBA

Mondays KWES Cafeteria 6:30 - 7:15 p.m.

January 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 #1515 Mon/Jan $32.50

February 6, 13, 20, 27 #1515 Mon/Feb $26

March 6, 13, 20, 27 #1515 Mon/Mar $26

April 3, 10, 17, 24#1515 Mon/Apr $26

Strength & Toning

Thursdays KWES Cafeteria 6:30 - 7:15 p.m.

January 5, 12, 19, 26 #1515 Thurs/Jan $13

February 2, 9, 23 #1515 Thurs/Feb $26

March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 #1515 Thurs/Mar $13

April 6, 13, 20, 27 #1515 Thurs/Apr $32.50May 4, 8, 25 #1515 Thurs/May $19.50

Please note that Tues, Thurs, and Sat classes you will need a mat, weights 3,5, or 8 pound weights.


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ealth & Fitness KWM/HS BASKETBALL OPEN GYMBrent Lurken & Kirby Van De WalkerAll ages welcome; grades 4 and below must be accompa-nied by an adult.

Spend the afternoon shooting hoops in the gym. Enter through the main Commons door. This activity is made possible through volunteers.Sundays Jan 7 - April 8 HS Gym 12:00-2:00 p.m. - Men MS Gym - 12:00-4:00 p.m. - All AgesHS Gym 2:00-4:00 p.m. - YouthNo Fee

KW Hallways Accessible for WalkingKW school hallways are open Monday through Friday, if it is not a holiday, or snow day, to individuals who

want a warm, dry place to exercise. Walkers are asked to please change into walking shoes after entering the

building. These weekday hours are based on the custodial hours in each building. Please be considerate of the

custodians as they go about their job. In the Middle/High School the fire doors are locked at 6:00 p.m. After

that time only the square near the commons is available for walking.

Elementary School

3:00 - 6:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday

Middle/High School

3:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Monday through Friday

DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

Deanne VonWaldThis driver safety course is designed to assist drivers in updating their driving skills and give practical advice for accident prevention. If you are 55+, by completing this course, and submitting a certicate of completion to your insurance company, you will save 10% on your auto insurance premiums for 3 years. The course is infor-mative and discussion based and does not include a written or behind-the-wheel test. Drivers who are renew-ing their certicate register for the 4-hour refresher course. First time attendees register for the 8-hour course. Please pay instructor at class. No prepayments.

Refresher Course First Time Students Refresher Course Wednesday, March 8 Tuesday & Thursday Tuesday, April 18 5:30-9:30 p.m. March 21 & 23 5:30-9:30 p.m.KWM/HS D122 5:30-9:30 p.m. KWM/HS D122 #5007-4 $22 KWM/HS D122 #5007-2 $22 #5007-8 $26

MUSIC ON SUNDAY Hosted by KW Education Foundation

and the K-W Music Department.

Sunday, March 5KWM/HS Auditorium

2:00-4:00 p.m.



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t Beaded Garden Art Sun Catcher Renee Renardy A sun catcher is the perfect addition to your gar-den art collection! Participants will choose from several colors of paint and stain to decorate the base, then bead the magical strands will an array of colorful beads. Each participant will leave class with a beautiful nished product ready to hang outdoors. See color photo on our website. Wednesday, April 19 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. KWM/HS Room E149 #1013 $35 by April 12, then $45

Paint On Canvas - April Ages K-Adult Penni Kittelson Spring Time! Join Sunshine and Roses to paint a beautiful scene with a bird family. We will be using metallic paint and you can choose how many birds you would like for your painting! We will complete the painting by adding some blos-soms on our tree branches! No Art experience is needed! This painting will be taught step by step! This will be a great class for all ages! K-adult. Adults are welcome and encouraged to register and paint too! www.sunshineandrosescanvaspaint-ing.com. See color photo on our website. Tuesday, April 11 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. KWM/HS Room E149 #1018 $24 by April 4, then $30

Rustic Pallet Signs for Spring Renee ReinardyThese pallet signs are so cute you will be the envy of your neighbor-hood! The wood slats are already assembled into an 18” x 18” sign and ready for you to decorate. All supplies are included and you are sure to leave with a sign you adore! Please choose from a bunny or chick at time of registration. See color photos on our website.

Wednesday, March 156:30-8:30 p.m.KWES Art Room, Wanamingo #1091 $35 by March 8, then $45

Monogram Pallet Sign Painting Renee Reinardy Make a monogram pallet style sign to beautify your home with! The wood slats are assembled into an 18” x 18” off centered pallet style sign, now you get to make it yours! Several choices of wood stain will be available as well as a colorful selection of paints. The following information is needed at time of registration: Initial, last name, established date. Wednesday, January 25 6:30-8:30 p.m. KW M/HS Room E149 #1070 $42 by January 18 , then $52

Wooden SwowmanGrades K-Adult Penni KittelsonSunshine and Roses is back at your school with this fun wooden snowman! There will be many choices for this project! You will start with 7 pieces of wood and end up with a super cute snowman. No art experience is needed! Please bring a paint shirt! Kids are welcome to register and paint too!! www.sunshineandrosescanvaspainting.com

Tuesday, February 73:30 - 4:45 p.m.KW M/HS Room E149, Kenyon#1010$24 by January 22, then $30

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PROTECTING YOUR RETIREMENT ASSETS: New Laws and Updates Gerard Goulet Long-term care insurance is not for everyone. But getting educated on how recent MN and Federal laws have signicantly changed previous long-term care insurance products is now a necessity. Learn how new Minnesota laws now guarantee that you can shelter / protect your retirement assets from future long-term care costs. This class is a “must” for you to decide once and for all whether or not long-term care insurance should be part of your own retirement and estate planning. Tuesday April 18 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. KWM/HS Media Center #1068 Apr $7 Single, $10 couple

LONG-TERM INSURANCE: Does it make sense? Gerard Goulet Long-term care insurance has changed. Find out how. Does this product make nancial sense (includ-ing the new hybrid/combo policies)? This advanced class is for those who have wondered about buying long-term care insurance OR for those who already have it. This class shows how to accurately compare the cost-effectiveness of different policies from different companies. Learn what options should be avoided, where the “gotchas” are often hid-den in the ne print, and what is the “best” age to buy. Understand the pros and cons of group plans available from local employers (Mayo Clinic, IBM, others). This class will provide the analytical tools to help you decide if you should even consider buying a policy - or if you should keep your existing policy. Tuesday, April 25 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. KWM/HS Media Center #1069 Apr $7 Single, $10 couple

Essential Oils 101 Workshop Michelle Kindt What are essential oils? How do they work? What are the desired effects of using essential oils? Why is quality important? This class will help answer those questions and so much more. This is a fun and interactive class that you do not want to miss. If you are new to the essential oils “world” (or still learning) then this class if for you. Have you experienced essential oils in spa treatments or bath and body care products? These aroma and therapeutic uses are only part of the remarkable essential oils story. Essential oils have been used for thousands of years for their health, cosmetic, and emotionally uplifting properties. True therapeutic grade essential oils can be used in recipes to make countless DIY items to help inspire a positive emotional state, enhance your physical wellness, help with focus or sleep issues, or even to purify and clean your home, just to name a few. There will be Essential Oils Make N’ Take classes to follow in October and November. Come have fun learning ways to improve your way of life with essential oils. “Make N’ Take” classes have no prerequisites. Wednesday, January 18 6:30-8:00 p.m. KWM/HS Room #149 Enter Door 5 #1090 $10

Wednesday, January 25 Make N’ Take 6:30-8:00 p.m. KWM/HS Room #149 Enter Door 5 #1091 $25

Wednesday, February 15 Make N’ Take 6:30-8:00 p.m. KWM/HS Room #149 Enter Door 5 #1090 Feb $25

To Register for Adult Basic Education Classes:

Go to www.hvae.org or call 651-385-4656 or

email [email protected]


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MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET Old Log Theatre

A true story set on December 4, 1956, when an extraordi-nary twist of fate brought EL-VIS PRESLEY, JOHNNY CASH, JERRY LEE LEWIS and CARL PERKINS together at Sun Re-

cords for on the of the greatest jam session ever. MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET brings that legend-ary night to life, featuring a score of rock hits including “Blue Suede Shoes”, “Fever,” “That’s All Right,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Walk the Line,” “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On,” “Who Do you Love?” “Sixteen Tons.” “Flosom Prison Blues,” “Hound Dog” and more. “Million Dollar Quartet,” a buoyant new jukebox musical about a hallowed day in the history of rock ’n’roll – New York Times Please indicate menu choice at time of registra-tion: Braised Short Rib, Chicken Breast, Tilapia Fish or Vegetarian Pasta. Please register by January 25 , or when full.Wednesday, February 15Depart from KWES, Wanamingo at 10:00 a.m. &return at 5:00 p.m.#4509 $67

OLE & LENA AT THE STATE FAIRHeyde Center for the Arts-Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Our trip will weave us through the beautiful scenery of rural Wisconsin. On our way to Chippewa Falls, we will make a stop at the quaint Eau Galle Cheese Factory Shop. Time to browse, enjoy some tasty samples and take a stretch break. Once we arrive in Chippewa Falls, you will be delighted by the hilarious pro-duction of Ole & Lena At The State Fair.The calendar has nally turned over to Ole’s favorite event of the year - State Fair time. Unfortunately, Lena doesn’t share Ole’s excitement. For years Lena has been in countless competitions with her arch rival Elaine Danielson, al-ways battling, only to end up with a tie for the coveted blue ribbons. But this year Lena has a new trick up her sleeve that she’s sure will tip the balance in her favor.Ole, on the other hand, has his own fair surprise this year. Ole heard on CCO that Sweet Martha makes a truckload of money at the fair so Ole and Sven have decided they’re going to turn the Fair into a money making operation with a food stand of their own. Their goal is to come up with something they can stuff on a stick and get them on TV with Frank and Amelia. But when it comes time for them to leave for the Fair, Lena is nowhere to be found. Can Ole nd Lena in time to spring her surprise on arch nemesis Elaine?On our way home, we will stop in at Kwik Trip in Durand, Wisconsin for a pit stop and snack break. Wednesday, May 10Departs KWES, Wanamingo, 8:15 a.m. and returns 6:40 p.m.#4602 $64


AMISH SHOPS & MENNENITE GREENOUSES TRIP Harmony and Chickasaw County, IAWe will travel to Harmony and experience an Amish Bakery and Basket Shop. Our next stop will be the RJ Amish Furniture Store and Generations of Harmony Antique Store. We will have lunch at The Village Square of Harmony which takes pride in be-ing a quaint family restaurant. At the Mennonite Greenhouses in Chickasaw County, you will find just what you are looking for - lush and vibrant flower arrangements for a great price. Located on family farms north of New Hampton, Iowa, these green-houses are famous for both their volume as well as their artistic touch. With colors bursting high and low, a sea of perennials filling the floor, and waterfalls of cascading petunia blossoms lining each walkway it is like visiting a botanical garden.Please indicate menu choice at time of registration: Wild rice soup with breadsticks and a slice of homemade pie, chicken cashew summer salad and breadstick, or Tuna on a croissant with coleslaw or potato salad.Thursday, June 8Registration closes May 31 or when fullDepart KWES, Wanamingo at 8:10 a.m. and return at 6:00 p.m.#4599 $55.00

Upscale Consignment Stores Tour Eagan, Burnsville and more.......As a passenger you will receive coupons and specials on all regular priced items ALL day, snacks & goodies @ each location, a reusable tote bag, full sit down lunch and beautiful charter bus to tour you in style all day.

We will plan out select routes of clothing or furniture consign-ment stores and take you to them in style. No finding a park-ing space, getting lost, or looking for a good place to eat. We will bus you in style to the best consignment has to offer, feed you a delicious lunch and drop you at the door to each shop.An added bonus is all the new friends you make and the great deals you get from the store owner as their special guest. Fee includes tour, lunch, and transportation. Thursday, April 6 Depart ES, Wanamingo at 8:30 a.m. and return at 4:15 p.m.

#4557 $45

Trips Decorah Iowa Historical GemDecorah, IA is designated as a little taste of Nor-way. Not only because one half of its residence are of Norwegian background, but also, because of its Norway-like physical beauty. Decorah is rated by many travel publications as one of the best little towns in America. Our tour will include a visit to the Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum, the largest immigrant museum in the United States. We will take part in a bus and walking tour of the historic sections of Decorah. We will step inside and tour the famous Hotel Winneshiek, a beautiful 1904 his-toric hotel. We will also visit the Seed Savers Heritage Farm and it’s 190 acre living museum of historic heirloom seeds and endangered food crops. Our tour guide will be Dave Bredemus, he will be giv-ing us a history tour through many historical towns on our way to Decorah. Lunch will be on your own at Culver’s.

Thursday, May 4Registration closes April 27 or when fullDepart KWES, Wanamingo at 8:10 a.m. and return at 6:30 p.m.#4602 $58.00



All Aboard!! An Overnight Get-Away to Duluth, MN If you like train rides and boat cruises...this is the excursion for you !Day 1 - Tuesday, May 16thWe will depart on the fresh spring morning of May 16th and head north...rst stop will be at Toby’s in Hinckley to stretch our legs and have a coffee break. Then back on the road to Duluth, where we will hop aboard the Vista Queen for a breathtaking cruise, taking in the beautiful views of the Harbor, the lift bridge and Lake Superior. Our tour will include Pizza lunch and lake breezes. Our fun will continue throughout the afternoon,as we check into the Inn on Canal Park and then head out for a historical tour of the S.S. William A. Irvin ship, a bulk freighter that was once a part of US Steel’s lake eet that traversed the Great Lakes. There will be time to take in the Maritime Museum and then supper on your own at one of the fabulous restaurants on Canal Park. Our Inn provides campres and s’mores to complete your evening !Day 2 - Wednesday, May 17thWe will start our morning with a City Tour! This is a great way to see the city from many different vantage points! There will be a knowledgeable guide that will join us and share information about the great city of Duluth. After the city tour we will hop aboard the North Shore Scenic Railroad ! Through downtown, along the shoreline of Lake Superior, through the historic Congdon Neighborhood wooded area, and up the shore to the Lester River. Enjoy a box lunch while taking in the sight & sounds on the train. Box lunch will include Ham or Turkey Sandwich, chips, cookie & a soft drink. Additional concessions will be available onboard. Following our exciting train ride, we will stretch our legs and head for home !Included in this trip: Coach transportation to and from Duluth, Pizza lunch aboard the Vista Queen Vessel, One night stay at the Inn on Canal Park, City Tour with step on Guide, and Lunch aboard the North Shore Scenic Railroad. Departures on Tuesday May 16th from KW Elementary at 7:45 a.m.Returning on Wednesday May 17th - KW Elementary at 5:15 p.m. #4559 $319/person (Single)$239/person (Double - 2 to a room)$209 per person (Triple - 3 to a room)$199 per person (Quad - 4 to a room)

US Bank Stadium Tour MinneapolisJoin us as we tour new built US Bank Stadium. Your ninety-minute guided adventure through U.S. Bank Stadium will give you behind-the-scenes access to the new home of the Minne-sota Vikings. Discover the inner workings of U.S. Bank Stadium including VIP-accessible only clubs and suites, the press box, the art collection, team locker room, stadium oor, and so much more. Our Tour Guides are knowledgeable and are well-versed on building architecture, Vikings history, and sustainability features of U.S. Bank Stadium.Fee includes tour, lunch, and transportation. March - Date TBD - Cannot reserve until Mid-Jan.

#4557

Community Education Registration FormSend to: Kenyon-Wanamingo Community Education, 400 6th St, Kenyon MN 55946 or register online at www.kw.k12.mn.us, under

the Community Education page. Please contact the Community Education ofce at (507) 789-7015 for more information. Make checks payable to K-W Community Education.

Name _______________________________________ M F Parent Name ___________________________________ (Student registrations only)Daytime Phone_________________ Evening or Cell Phone_______________ Email Address_______________________ (Print legibly)Address_______________________ City_______________ State_____ Zip_________ This is a new address.

Birthdate ____/____/____ (Student registrations only) Grade ____________________ Class: #___________ Fee: _____ Class Name: ________________________ Class: #___________ Fee: _____ Class Name: ________________________

Class: #___________ Fee: _____ Class Name: ________________________ Total ___________ Cash Check #__________ Credit Card Visa MC

Credit Card #________ ________ _______ _______ Exp. Date ____ /____

T-Shirt Size YS (6-8) YM (10-12) YL (14-16) AS AM AL AXL

If registering for Million Dollar Quartet, please choose menu option below:, or Chicken Breast Braised Short Ribs Tilapia Fish Vegetarian Pasta

If registering for Amish Shops & Mennonite Greenhouses, please choose menu options below:

Wild Rice Soup with Breadsticks and a slice of Homemade Pie Chicken cashew summer salad and breadstick Tuna on a Croissant with Coleslaw or Potato Salad












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Kenyon, MNU.S. Postage Paid

Permit No. 1

Kenyon-Wanamingo Community EducationPart of ISD 2172

400 6th StreetKenyon, MN 55946

2017 Youth Soccer: Grades 1-6We are offering the same format as last year with Tuesday practices and Saturday games. This combination of skill building and friendly competition goes along with our program objectives and philosophy. Practices are held in Kenyon and Saturday games at the Covered Bridge Park in Zum-brota. The games have league-sanctioned referees, nets, and fields specific for each age level.

K-W Community Education is not providing transportation for this event. Rosters are due to Zumbrota-Mazeppa Com-munity Education shortly after the deadline and late registrations will be accepted on a space available basis once rosters are set.

Saturday Games: April 22, 29, May 6, 13 All games will be played between 8:30 a.m. and Noon at the Covered Bridge Park, Zumbrota, MN. A tournament will conclude the season on May 20.

Practices: Tuesdays April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9, 16 Grades 1-4 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. and Grade 5-6 from 6:00-7:30 p.m.

Volunteer parent coaches are needed and will receive a team T-shirt. Please contact Community Education.• Requests for family members to be on the same team will be accepted. • Soccer rosters and schedules will be distributed to students on or before March 24.• Students are required to have shin guards, a soccer ball & water bottle for each practice.• A soccer T-shirt to be worn at all games is included in the fee. • Be sure to include T-shirt size on registration form If registering online, go to family information page for your child to specify shirt size.Deborah Quam Photography• will be offering memory mate photo packages. Registrations will be accepted at the Community Education office, 400 6th St., Kenyon, MN or through the • online catalog, www.kw.k12.mn.us.

Grades 1&2 #1424 Gr 1&2 Grades 3&4 #1424 Gr 3&4 Grades 5&6 #1424 Gr 5&6 Early bird fee $56 on or before February 3, then $66 No Registrations accepted after February 10. This is because teams and game schedules are prepared jointly with Zumbrota-Mazeppa.

SAVE THE DATE!

April 21st

NEW!- Kevin Hall will entertain us with music, magic, comedy, dance lessons,

contests, prizes and much more!

Girls, bring your Dad, Grandpa or another special person to this extraordinary evening that you will both cher-ish forever. Girls from age 1 year through grade 6 are invited to attend. Friday April 21, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. in the K-W M/HS Commons #1210 $9 per person

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