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Delano Girls Soccer (DGS) High School Prep CampSoccerEntering Grades 7-12 (2026-2027 School Year) DGS High School Prep Camp is for all 7th-12th-grade girls in Delano. The purpose of this camp is to train and prepare for the upcoming high school season. This Camp is an opportunity for players to work with the Girls’ Varsity Soccer Head Coach, Erika Doimer Steine, before August tryouts. The primary focus will be to prepare players for tryouts, build an understanding of the DGS Style of Play, and give players a chance to connect, bond, and build team chemistry before the start of the season. Monday/Tuesdays/Thursdays, July 13-23 8:30-10:30a | $120 Turf Field 1 (Upper Turf/Elementary) Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to run, kick a soccer ball, balance on one foot, follow two-to-three-step directions, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Delano Girls' Junior Olympic (JO) VolleyballVolleyball> Girls, grades 4-11 Registration is now open for tryouts and the 2026-27 season. The Delano JO Volleyball program is only open to athletes who attend Delano Schools. Please use the link below to review the 2026-27 JO Volleyball Parent Information Presentation that will inform you of the various aspects of the Delano JO Volleyball program. Please review the information in the presentation; you will be held accountable for the information covered in the slides. 2026-27 JO VB Parent Information Presentation Tryouts: October 19, 26 & November 8 | TAC Courts To be allowed to try out, all participants must be pre-registered by the registration deadlines listed below. Grade 4 (10-Under) - No cuts and no tryout - if multiple teams are needed, the participants will be split evenly after the first practice in early March. Grades 5 & 6 (12-Under) - No cuts pending available coaches. Teams are formed based on skill level from tryout evaluations. Grades 7 & 8 (14-Under) - Cuts are possible. A minimum of 2 teams will be formed based on skill level and positional needs, as determined by tryout evaluations. Fielding additional teams will be dependent on coach availability. 16-Under - Cuts are possible. 1 team will be formed based on skill level and positional needs. 17-Under - Cuts are possible. 1 team will be formed based on skill level and positional needs. If you cannot attend your scheduled tryout session, please contact Delano JO Volleyball at DelanoJOVB@gmail.com prior to your tryout date. NO MAKE-UP SESSIONS WILL BE OFFERED THIS COMING SEASON. October 19 - 14U Registration Deadline: 12:00 p.m. on October 19, 2026. Times: Grade 7 - 6:00 pm - 7:45 pm Grade 8 - 6:00 pm - 7:45 pm A $25 late fee will be applied to all registrations received after October 9. TAC Courts 1-4 October 26 - 12U Registration Deadline: 12:00 p.m. on October 26, 2026. Times: Grade 5 - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Grade 6 - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm A $25 late fee will be applied to all registrations received after October 16. TAC Courts 1-4 November 8 - 16U/17U Registration Deadline: 12:00 p.m. on November 6, 2026 Times: Grades 9-11 - 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm A $25 late fee will be applied to all registrations received after October 30. TAC Courts 1 & 2 When arriving for tryouts, participants will enter through the Main Entrance of the High School building (Door 1). Participants must check in at their grade-level table in the commons and determine their jersey size before going to their assigned court. Parents cannot watch tryouts and must leave the building once their athlete is checked in for their session. Participants will need to bring a water bottle. JO Volleyball Staff 17-Under (11th-Grade): $595/$620 (Late Fee After 10/30/26) | 6623-17U 11-12 weeks; 6 tournaments 16-Under (9th/10th-Grade): $595/$620 (Late Fee After 10/30/26) | 6623-16U 11-12 weeks; 6 tournaments 14-Under (7th/8th-Grade): $516/$541 (Late Fee After 10/9/26) | 6623-14U 8-9 weeks; 5 tournaments 12-Under (5th/6th-Grade): $516/$541 (Late Fee After 10/16/26) | 6623-12U 8-9 weeks; 5 tournaments 10-Under (4th-Grade): $290/$315 (Late Fee After 10/16/26) | 6623-10U 6-7 weeks; 2-3 tournaments/playdates Fees include tournament & league fees, coaches, jerseys, staff, and equipment. No refunds after tryouts have been held (unless there is a medical situation or you do not make a travel team). Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hit a ball, jump, communicate verbally with peers and coaches, and work as part of a team.2026 Fall -
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Delano High School Boys Summer Soccer CampSoccer> Boys entering grades 7-12 (DHS Boys Soccer Players) The Delano Boys Summer Soccer Camp is designed to help boys entering grades 7-12 prepare for the upcoming high school season and tryouts. The camp will focus on improving technical ability in high-repetition, high-intensity settings that will challenge the players to perform effectively. It will also focus on tactical decision-making skills in small-sided and full-sided games. We will work with new formations and defensive and offensive tactics that players will utilize this fall. Please refer any questions to Coach Griffin at Tristeng42@yahoo.com. Participants are required to bring their own water bottles and cleats. Entering Grades 7-12 #6723-S1 | Monday-Thursday, July 13-16 Monday-Thursday, July 20 -23 Monday-Thursday, July 27- 30 7:00-9:00p | $130.00 Turf Field 1 (Upper Turf/Elementary) Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to run, kick a soccer ball, balance on one foot, follow two-to-three-step directions, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Delano Intermediate Boys Summer Soccer CampSoccerDelano Intermediate Boys Summer Soccer Camp Entering Grades 4-6 Kick off your summer with a fast-paced, skills-focused soccer camp led by members of the Delano High School Boys Soccer Team. Participants will sharpen their fundamentals, play small-sided games, and get a feel for the high school style of play—all in a fun and supportive environment. This is a great opportunity for young athletes to meet high school players and coaches, build confidence, and develop a love for the game. Lace up your cleats, bring your energy, and enjoy a week of Tigers soccer! Entering Grades 4-6 Monday-Thursday, August 3-6 5:30-6:45p | $45 Turf Field 1 (Upper Turf/Elementary) Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to run, kick a soccer ball, balance on one foot, follow two-to-three-step directions, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Delano Junior Tigers Flag FootballFootball> entering grades 1 - 4 (Fall of 2026) The Delano Junior Tigers Flag Football program aims to teach students in grades 1 - 4 about the game of football in a fun, encouraging environment, helping them develop an interest in the sport. The Delano Junior Tigers Flag Football program seeks parent volunteers to coach their child’s team. Parent volunteers are needed for a successful program. We are asking parents to consider volunteering, regardless of their background in football. Without enough volunteers, participation in the program may be limited to a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact Chris at Community Education (612-224-5958 Call/text, or chris.runke@delanoschools.org) if you are interested in helping or indicate this on your child’s registration form. A coach’s meeting for all coaches will be held the week before the season starts. The coordinator will email coaches the meeting date, time, and location in August. Grass Fields 1, 2, and 4 | $50 (Facility Request #2627-40 Delano Junior Tigers Flag Football - Grades 1 & 2, 3 & 4) Registration deadline: Monday, August 10 Grades 1 & 2 #6504-F1 Mon & Wed, August 24 - September 30 (No Football on Sept. 7) 5:30 - 6:30 pm Grades 3 & 4 #6504-F2 Tues & Thurs, August 25 - October 1 5:30 - 6:30 pm Parents must sign a participant waiver, linked here: 2026 Delano CE Football Waiver (Click Here) Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to run, jump, make lateral movements, throw and catch a football, follow 2-3 step directions, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Delano Middle School Tennis LeagueTennisThe schedule and times for this program have been updated from what was originally advertised. Please see the updated schedule below.Delano Middle School Tennis League > ages 10 - 14 The Delano Middle School Tennis League will allow newer or experienced players to play singles, doubles, and mixed doubles matches against other players. Athletes will play sets against a variety of opponents. Match locations will rotate between Delano, Buffalo, and possibly other area tennis courts. Participants are responsible for their transportation to all league locations. 16 Wednesdays, June 10-July 22 (No Tennis on July 8) 12:30-2:30 p.m. (time may be adjusted slightly) | $79 Delano/Buffalo Tennis Courts (possibly other nearby towns) Schedule: June 10-DelanoJune 17-Buffalo HSJune 24-DelanoJuly 1-Buffalo HSJuly15-DelanoJuly 22-Buffalo HS Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, keep a rally going, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.2026 Summer -
Delano Public Schools PreschoolDelano Public Schools Preschool offers classes for children from 3 years old through the start of kindergarten. Our learning themes are planned around The Creative Curriculum. Assessments are embedded using Teaching Strategies Gold. Both of these align to Minnesota and Delano standards, preparing your child for Kindergarten. Report an Absence Families are encouraged to carefully review the Summer 2026 / 2026–2027 School Year Family Handbook ,as it contains important program expectations and requirements regarding our childcare and preschool programs. 2026-27 Preschool Registration : Becca Seiberlich - becca.seiberlich@delanoschools.org Registration opens: February 3 at 6:00 am 2026-2027 SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAM DATES: Begins: Thursday, September 3rd (Orientation Days Sep. 1st & 3rd) Ends: Thursday, June 3rd Location: Delano Community Education Building 2026-27 Calendar For information on schedule options, fees, etc., visit our website HERE! Preschool Open House: January 27 | 4:30 - 6:00 pm at Delano Community Ed Building. NOTE: If you are planning on registering for preschool with wrap-around childcare, you will need to register for BOTH a preschool section and the DPS Preschool Wrap-Around Care sectionChild Care Program -
Delano Tigers 5th & 6th Grade Tackle FootballFootballDelano Tigers 5th & 6th-Grade Tackle Football Delano Tigers 5th & 6th-Grade Tackle Football will start the week of August 10 this year, giving our players more time to develop before playing competitive games. The Delano Tigers 5th & 6th-Grade Tackle Football program aims to teach fifth and sixth-grade students to have fun playing football, develop an interest in the sport, and learn the fundamentals of the game. Football provides a forum for children to develop respect for themselves and others, build self-esteem, develop physical skills, and experience a metaphoric environment that teaches life lessons and skills. Practices: The schedule will be determined by your athlete’s head coach. (Typically during the week from 5:30 - 7:00 pm.) Games: League play dates run from September 12 through October 10. Game times and locations will vary each week. Theleague schedule will be distributed once it is finalized. Grass Field 8 (G8 - South of DIS) | #6503-F1 Important Dates: (All dates are subject to change) July 27: Registration Deadline August 4: Mandatory Coach’s Meeting, 6:00 p.m. at DHS Tiger Den August 5: Pants fitting (One time only!), 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at the Delano Elementary School Gym August 6: Equipment Rental, 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. at Community Ed Center Gym (See below for more information) August 10: First Practice, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. at Grass Field 8 (South of DIS) August 11: Practice, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. at Grass Field 8 (South of DIS) August 12: Player Skills Evaluation (Combine) 6:00 - 7:30 pm at Grass Field 8 (South of DIS) Starting the week of August 17: Practice dates and times determined by team coaches. Before your team’s first practice, a Parent/Player/Coach Meeting will be held for no more than 30 minutes before practice. September 5-7: No practice (Labor Day weekend) Registration deadline: Monday, July 27 Registration Fee: $150 Parents must sign a participant waiver, linked here: 2026 Delano CE Football Waiver. *Players are required to purchase their football pants. They can be bought independently or ordered through Community Education by attending the one-time-only fitting session on Wednesday, August 5, at the Delano Elementary School Gym from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Sizes:Price: Youth XS - Youth XL:$32 Youth XXL - Youth Husky:$32 Adult S - Adult XL:$32 Pants purchased at the one-time pants fitting on August 5 will be black and will have the pads integrated into the pants. Integrated pads mean you no longer have to remove the pads from the pants to wash them or deal with broken snaps. Players can use the football pants for both the 5th and 6th-grade seasons. We will have inventory from our vendor on hand. Once you try on the pants and pay for them, you can take them home. You must contact the vendor directly if there are any issues with the pants. Please contact Community Education for the vendor’s information if you have any problems with the pants. Equipment Rental: Equipment Return: Thurs, August 6Tues, October 13 5:30-7:00 pm5:30-7:00 pm Comm Ed Ctr GymComm Ed Ctr Basement 2026 Season: Community Education no longer provides helmets and shoulder pads for 5th—and 6th-grade football. Participants are required to supply their own helmets, shoulder pads, and pants. Players may purchase their equipment from any vendor they choose as long as it is approved for youth football competitions. To make this transition smoother for our football families, Delano Community Education has partnered with All Seasons Sports to offer helmet and shoulder pad rentals. Equipment Rental Helmet (white shell with grey facemask): $75.00/season (Retail cost: $180.00) Shoulder pads: $50.00/season (Retail cost: $130.00) Renting equipment offers significant benefits. For example, you can rent a helmet and shoulder pads for a season for just $125, compared to the retail price of $310. Additionally, you can easily return the equipment at the end of the season, rather than storing it or finding a way to get rid of it if your player outgrows it between seasons. If your player participates in the Community Education program for two seasons, you’ll invest less in equipment ($250 compared to $310) than if you purchase it outright. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to another exciting football season! Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to run, jump, make lateral movements, throw and catch a football, follow 2-3 step directions, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Dish it up Good! with Tess GeorgakopoulosGeneral InterestDish it up Good! With Tess Georgakopoulos Better than Bakery: Cinnamon Crunch Bagels & Pumpkin & Pumpkin-Spice Cinnamon Rolls Indulge in the comforting aromas and flavors of fall where you will experience the crafting of two seasonal favorites from scratch, perfect for cozy mornings or elegant gatherings around the holidays. Join Chef Tess in one of her newest cook-along classes as she guides you in the step-by-step creation of the softest most delicious gooey Pumpkin Spice Cinnamon Rolls enriched with real pumpkin puree and pumpkin spice both in the pillowy dough and mouthwatering filling. They will be baked to golden perfection and topped with a pumpkin spice cream cheese frosting. You will also be guided in the creation of Panera®--style Cinnamon Crunch Bagels that feature a tender, chewy interior studded with cinnamon chips and a signature crackly-sweet cinnamon topping; the perfect balance of softness and crunch, and a textural dream. Whether you’re a seasoned baker or simply a lover of fall flavors, this fun yet refined class promises to fill your kitchen with warmth, spice, and something truly special! Saturday, Sept 26th 4-6:30pm | $46 Online Freezer Pizza & Fast ‘Liquid’ Pizza: Easy Meal Prep for Busy Nights Busy night? Skip the takeout—make pizza your easiest meal of the week. In this hands-on class, with step-by-step guidance, you’ll learn how to prepare and freeze homemade pizzas for quick, healthy, affordable, stress-free dinners anytime. We’ll make fresh freezer-friendly pizza dough use it to prepare the crusts, and go through the process required for toping freezing, storage, and baking so they bake up perfectly from frozen each and every time. Important pro-tips for freezer friendly dough and toppings will also be shared. You’ll also learn how to prepare a fast no-knead pizza—an easy mix-and-bake method that comes together in under an hour from start to finish. With make-ahead tips, and ready-to-go ingredient ideas, you’ll leave with practical ways to save time and money, eat healthier, and always have a delicious meal within reach. As always recipes used are Chef Tess originals intended to make the experience simple and flavorful each and every time. Equipment Needs: Stand mixer, and 12-inch disposable aluminum pizza pans. Friday, Oct 9th 5:30-8pm | $46 Online Air Fryer Hype: Copycat KFC® The POPULAR Air Fryer Hype Copycat KFC® experience is back by popular demand, and taking to the next level! Are you curious about the air fryer craze or ready to go beyond fries and frozen foods? Whether you’re a seasoned user of considering your first purchase, this experience is for you. Join Chef Tess for an elevated, fun, and interactive cook-along experience featuring crave-worthy favorites including her mouthwatering Copycat KFC® chicken, and from-scratch yeasted air fryer glazed doughnuts, plus additional scratch-made pizza, burgers and egg rolls. Participants will be invited to cook-along and create the Copycat KFC® Chicken and fresh homemade yeasted glazed doughnuts, then sit back and enjoy demonstrations of the remaining recipes. All recipes are included along with tips for air fryer success, ingredient insights and tips for freezing. Delicious recipes your family will love—leftovers may just become a thing of the past. Equipment Needs: Air Fryer. A stand-mixer with dough hook attachment is also recommended for making the doughnut dough. If a stand mixer is not available, dough can be made by hand. More info will be provided in the ingredient list packet. Friday, Nov 6th 5:30-8pm | $46 Online Swedish Meatballs & Spaetzle 18 (Homemade egg noodles) Holiday Comfort Food Rich, savory, and deeply comforting—this is the kind of meal that brings everyone to the table. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to create tender, perfectly seasoned Swedish meatballs simmered in a velvety, savory cream sauce—an iconic dish enjoyed by families around the world, especially during the holidays. To make it even more special, you’ll prepare homemade Spatzle—soft, delicate German egg noodles that are surprisingly fun to make and the perfect companion to soak up every bit of that delicious sauce. Follow along step-by-step as Chef Tess shares her recipes, techniques for building flavor, working with simple ingredients, and creating a complete, from-scratch seemingly gourmet meal you’ll be proud to serve. Whether for a holiday gathering or a cozy dinner at home, this comforting classic is sure to become a family favorite. Friday, Dec 18th 5:30-8pm | $40 Online While cooking-along is loads of fun, and highly recommended, it is optional. This class will take place on Zoom, free online software. Participants will receive instructions on how to access the class prior to it starting. A list of ingredients and class details will be received in advance of the class with enough time for shopping and preparation. The Instructor’s Personal Recipes from this class will be included in a professionally made PDF packet to be received by participants after the class. NOTE: The instructor’s recipes are copyrighted and are only shared with those who register for this class. As an added bonus, the instructor has created a private group and a public group on Facebook for participants of her cooking classes. Everyone will receive an invite to the groups although joining is optional. Come join the fun! Note: One registration fee for this online virtual interactive class can include immediate family members living full-time in the same home ONLY. If children are participating, adult supervision is required. If friends, adult children, or extended family members are gathering for a fun night together, EACH household must register SEPARATELY even if participating together.2026 Fall -
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Diving : Intro to DivingDivingBasic springboard diving skills are introduced, including front takeoffs, back takeoffs, and basic head-first entries. Skills from the side - twisting and flipping. Diving safety skills are discussed. During Intro to Diving, participants will learn the front and back takeoffs and work to routinely be able to perform three different categories of dives. NOTE: Students must have passed Level 3 swimming lessons. Questions regarding this course and our Swimming Programs? Contact Nate Brisley at nathan.brisley@delanoschools.org2026 Summer
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Diving: Intermediate DivingDivingParticipants in Intermediate Diving will work towards achieving a ‘9 dive list’. This will consist of 2 dives from the front, back, inward, and twisting categories of dives. One of the previously mentioned 4 categories, participants will demonstrate a 3rd dive from. The final category, reverses, will be introduced in Rip School, the competitive level program offered through Delano Community Education. NOTE: Students must have passed Level 3 swimming lessons. Additionally, participants must be able to perform the front approach and back press while being able to perform a minimum of 3 different categories of dives. Divers interested in diving for their high school team for the first time should contact Nate Brisley directly. High School Prep Classes will be arranged for those who reach out and express interest. Questions regarding this course and our Swimming Programs? Contact Nate Brisley at nathan.brisley@delanoschools.org2026 Summer
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Diving: Rip School (high school & club level diving)DivingRip School is for participants who already have competitive diving experience or are going into their first year of competitive diving. Rip School will help divers refine their current skills and learn new skills and dives. 6 and 11 dive list setup, tips, and some best practices. The spotting belt may be used if time and space allow. Rip School participants may also use the video replay system to watch their dives after they complete them. Questions regarding this course and our Swimming Programs? Contact Nate Brisley at nathan.brisley@delanoschools.org2026 Summer
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Drivers Education: 30-hour Classroom InstructionDrivers EducationThirty hours of classroom instruction are required before a student is eligible for behind-the-wheel instruction. Students should be 14 years old in order to take classroom instruction. After completion of the classroom instruction, students may register with Westonka Driving School or another school of their choice for behind the wheel instruction. There is an additional cost for behind the wheel. When students register for behind the wheel, they will receive a blue card, which will enable them to go and take the written permit test at state exam stations. Rob Illies, Westonka Driving School Questions regarding Driver's Education? Contact : westonkadriving@gmail.com Check out their website for an online course option! Westonka Driving School Website A make up day is available by attending a class in a future session or a nearby community. Non-district residents will not be allowed to register until 2 weeks prior to the start date of each session. New Blue Card Information: Paper blue cards will no longer be available after June 30th. E-Blue cards must be requested via email to Westonka Driving School at westonkadriving@gmail.com2026 Summer -
Drivers Education: 30-hour Classroom InstructionDrivers EducationDRIVERS EDUCATION: 30-HOUR CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION 30 hours of classroom instruction are required before a student is eligible for behind-the-wheel instruction. Students should be 14 years old to receive classroom instruction. After completion of the classroom instruction, students may register with Westonka Driving School or another school of their choice for behind-the-wheel instruction. There is an additional cost for behind-the-wheel. When students register for behind-the-wheel, they will receive a blue card that will allow them to take the written permit test at state exam stations. A make-up day is available by attending a class in a future session or a nearby community. New Blue Card Information: Paper blue cards are no longer available. E-Blue cards must be requested via email to Westonka Driving School at westonkadriving@gmail.com Questions regarding Driver's Education? Contact: westonkadriving@gmail.com >> Rob Illies, Westonka Driving School2026 Fall -
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ECFE Nature Class (Parent and Child)ECFE ClassesAges 30 months to Kindergarten The natural world is a giant, open-ended learning laboratory. Children are innate scientists and nature provides countless opportunities for discovery, creativity, problem-solving, and STEM education. Come join this class with your child and learn about a variety of planned interactive outdoor activities. Classes are held at Lake Rebecca, so come dressed for the weather! (“There’s no bad weather, just bad clothing!”) Sibling care is not available however a sibling under 30 months of age is able to attend if you feel you are still able to participate with your preschooler. Siblings older than 30 months would need to register for the class if attending.2026 Fall
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Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening Who should be screened? All children between the ages of three and five are recommended to be screened. Ideally, we recommend you complete your child’s screening at 3.5 years. The early years are a critical time for growth and brain development. This brief, play-based screening looks at how your little one is navigating the world—from how they hear and see to how they move their muscles and use their words. The goal isn’t to find faults or provide any sort of diagnosis; instead, it's about ensuring every child has the right tools in their backpack. By identifying a child’s unique strengths and potential needs early on, we can celebrate their milestones and provide a little extra boost in areas where they might need a bit of support. If your child has been screened by another school district, Early Childhood Special Education, or Head Start, they do not need to be screened again. At your child's screening we will check your child's: Vision and hearing Height and weight Immunizations (shots) Large and small muscles Thinking, language and communication skills Age-based development skills Most children experience it as a series of simple games. A screener might ask your child to jump on one foot, name some colors, count a few blocks, or draw a simple shape. Our Commitment to Families At Delano Community Education, our goal is simple: If you have questions about your child’s development, we want to support you by providing resources and connections If you do not have concerns, we support that too. It's still highly encouraged to have your child screened. If something unexpected appears during screening (such as a vision or hearing referral), we provide information and connections so you can decide what is best for your child. You remain the decision-maker. We are here as partners. In Minnesota, screening is required before entering kindergarten in a public school, but we encourage families to view it as a supportive resource available and recommended for all children, regardless of where you choose to go to school. How should I prepare my child? The best preparation is a good night’s sleep and a healthy breakfast! You can tell your child they are going to play some learning games with a new friend. There’s no need to tutor them beforehand—we just want to see their authentic, wonderful selves. Early Childhood Screening: What It Is — And What It Is Not ✔ What It Is A brief, snap-shot of a child’s development A look at hearing, vision, motor skills, speech, and early learning An opportunity for families to ask questions or share concerns A way to identify strengths and support needs early A partnership between families and our early learning educators ✘ What It Is Not A kindergarten entrance exam A substitute or replacement of a well-child check-up with your healthcare provider A pass/fail test A judgment of parenting A decision about school placement For more information or if you have questions about screening contact Delano Community Education at 763-972-6210 or email delanocommunityed@delanoschools.org. How To Register: 1.Go to delano.arux.app 2. Explore Programs 3. Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) 4. Early Childhood Screening 5. Then click on “Browse All Programs in Early Childhood Screening”. 6. Scroll to find the day that works best for you. 7. Once you select a day, register for the time slot that works best for your schedule. If the time slot says “full” please choose another time. 8. Checkout to complete the process - NO FEE is required. Please make sure your mailing address is current as we need to mail you forms to complete to bring to your screening appointment. For more information or if you have questions about screening contact the Early Childhood Coordinator, Becca Seiberlich, at Becca.Seiberlich@delanoschools.org or 763-972-6210. Early Childhood Screening Parent VideoCategory