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Early Childhood Screening - April 9 2026Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening Early childhood screening is for children ages 3 1/2 and up to kindergarten entrance. Screening is provided at no cost to families and is held at the Delano Community Learning Center. Early Childhood Screening is a check of how your child is growing and developing based on their developmental age. Getting your child screened between the ages of 3 and 4 helps show you areas of strength and any areas of concern in your child's development. This will help your child be prepared for success in Kindergarten. An Early Childhood Screening is needed for any child starting kindergarten in any Minnesota public school. 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. You can also elect to be a conscientious objector if you would not like your child to be screened. For more information or questions about screening contact our office at delanocommunityed@delanoschools.org or 763-972-6210. You must checkout to complete the process, there is NO FEE associated with screening. Pre-Screening Requirements- The following are required as part of your child’s screening process. Birth Certificate Current Immunization Form Completed mailed Screening PacketEarly Childhood Screening 25-26
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Early Childhood Screening - May 8 2026Early Childhood ScreeningEarly Childhood Screening Early childhood screening is for children ages 3 1/2 and up to kindergarten entrance. Screening is provided at no cost to families and is held at the Delano Community Learning Center. Early Childhood Screening is a check of how your child is growing and developing based on their developmental age. Getting your child screened between the ages of 3 and 4 helps show you areas of strength and any areas of concern in your child's development. This will help your child be prepared for success in Kindergarten. An Early Childhood Screening is needed for any child starting kindergarten in any Minnesota public school. 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. You can also elect to be a conscientious objector if you would not like your child to be screened. For more information or questions about screening contact our office at delanocommunityed@delanoschools.org or 763-972-6210. You must checkout to complete the process, there is NO FEE associated with screening. Pre-Screening Requirements- The following are required as part of your child’s screening process. Birth Certificate Current Immunization Form Completed mailed Screening PacketEarly Childhood Screening 25-26
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Ext Preschool: 4/5Delano 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 sectionDPS Preschool 2026-27 DPSP Site -
FREE! ECFE ANNUAL TOUCH-A-TRUCK VEHICLE FAIRECFE Special EventsTOUCH-A-TRUCK is back for another year! FREE EVENT Come experience the excitement of TRUCKS! A wonderful variety of vehicles will be available for you and your family to explore such as a cement mixer, firetruck, police car, school bus, tractors, and more! If the weather cooperates and an emergency doesn’t reroute the helicopter, there may even be a helicopter landing! There will be food trucks at the event as well. Make sure to mark your calendars! Free will donations will be accepted. We appreciate your support! Register your family online so we know you are coming! Delano Central Park Parking Lot (across the street from the splash/pad/municipal baseball field, with parking on the street for families)2026 Winter - Spring -
WaitlistFloor HockeyHockey4th-6th Graders DIS Students, “Let’s Play Floor Hockey!” Sign up now with your classmates to get in the gym before school and play floor hockey, having fun while getting a good workout. Supervisor: Mr. Olson Tuesdays, November 4, 2025 - March 17, 2026 (Only on days when school is in session) 6:30 - 7:10 am Delano Intermediate School Gym Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to move their bodies independently, run, hold a hockey stick, follow two-step directions, and verbally communicate with peers and coaches.2025 Fall
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General EnrichmentGeneral EnrichmentCategory
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Girls With GoalsGirls With GoalsCategory
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GolfGolfCategory
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GymnasticsTiger Gymnastics is led by Delano High School Varsity Head Coach Jamie Greenberg. Tiger Gymnastics has five levels (listed below). Classes are structured for ages 4 years old and up. We will focus on strength, coordination, flexibility, and fun as we learn new skills in a safe, caring environment! LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS: Tumble Time: This class is for 4 and 5-year-olds that are not yet in Kindergarten. In this class, your child will learn the basics of gymnastics while improving their coordination and flexibility. Community Education and the Gymnastics Staff ask that Tumble Time Parents remain in the gym during their child’s class session. Beginners: This class is for students in Kindergarten or a higher grade during the 2023-24 school year. Gymnasts will learn the basics of gymnastics. The Coaching Staff will teach the basics of cartwheels, pullovers, board approaches, and beam basics. Beginners' classes are one hour long. Gymnasts at this level are recommended to register for one class per week. Intermediate: Gymnasts will expand on the basics and move on to more complex skills. The Coaching Staff will teach participants the skills to perform walkovers, glides, pop-ups, turns, and cartwheels on the beam. This class is two hours long. Gymnasts at this level are recommended to register for 1 - 2 classes per week. Advanced: Gymnasts will learn handsprings, squat-ons, flatbacks, and gain confidence on high beams. Advanced classes are two-hour classes. Gymnasts at this level are recommended to register for 2 - 3 classes per week. Masters: We will advance your gymnastics skills even further. Masters participants will be taught tumbling, kips, and handsprings. Masters classes are two-hour classes. Gymnasts at this level are recommended to register for 2-3 classes per week. For the safety of your athlete and the gymnastics staff, gymnasts must wear a leotard and spandex shorts with their hair in a ponytail. Tighter-fitting shirts and shorts will work as well. Please, no crop tops or sports bras. Special Note: For the safety of our gymnasts, staff, and spectators, Delano Community Education asks that parents, siblings, and other spectators remain in the bleachers during your child’s gymnastics session. We appreciate having spectators in the gym to watch our gymnastics classes, and we appreciate your cooperation in respecting this request! PLACEMENT EVALUATION: Is your child new to Tiger Gymnastics, or were they not enrolled in the previous gymnastics session? If so, your child must be evaluated before registering for the Intermediate, Advanced, or Masters programs. The evaluation ensures participants have the skills needed to succeed in these levels. Gymnasts do not need to be evaluated to register for the Tumble Time or Beginner levels. Upcoming Evaluation Nights: Evaluations are by appointment only. Please contact Jamie Greenberg at jamie.greenberg@delanoschools.org or Chris Runke at chris.runke@delanoschools.org to schedule an evaluation for Intermediate, Advanced, or Masters program placement. A parent/guardian must stay in the gym while the evaluation is taking place (evaluations will be brief).Category -
High School Gymnastics & Delano Competitive Gymnastics Youth TeamGymnasticsHigh School Gymnastics Skills Sessions >High School Gymnasts in Grades 7 - 12 High School Gymnastics Skills Sessions are for gymnasts interested in participating on the Delano High School Gymnastics Team. All skill levels are welcome to participate. The coach(es) will work with gymnasts at their current level to prepare skills they will use in the high school program. Participants can register for one, two, or three days per week!2026 Winter-Spring
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Intermediate GymnasticsGymnasticsGymnasts will expand on the basics and move on to more difficult skills. Walkovers, glides, pop-ups, turns, and cartwheels on the beam will be taught. The Intermediate class is two hours long. It is recommended that gymnasts at this level register for 1-2 classes per week.2026 Winter-Spring
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Junior High Club Boys TennisTennis> boys, grades 6 - 8 Join the fun and be part of Delano’s Boys Tennis program! Whether you’re new to the sport or have been playing for a while, this program is a great way to build your skills, make new friends, and enjoy friendly competition. Players will learn proper techniques, improve consistency and strategy, and experience the excitement of match play against other area teams. Tennis is a sport you can enjoy for a lifetime—discover what makes it so rewarding! Coach: Ben Pupp Registration deadline: April 3 Monday - Friday, April 6-May 19(There will also be a 12 dual-match schedule.) Transportation: Player transportation will be shared by parents on road matches. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, be able to keep a rally going, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, hold and swing a tennis racket.2026 Winter-Spring -
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Mighty Whitecaps Swim Team for Special OlympicsSpecial OlympicsMighty Whitecaps Swim Team for Special Olympics The Mighty Whitecaps is your community's Special Olympics Swim Team. We also have unified partners and volunteers from the community involved. We compete at regional and state-wide meets. The Special Olympics program is based on competition, and our coaches work on those skills, as well as making time in the water successful and enjoyable. Individuals aged eight and above with an intellectual disability (ID) are eligible to participate in Special Olympics swimming. Please wear an appropriate swimsuit and goggles; swim caps are also recommended. This is a competitive Swim Team; we do not provide swim lessons to entry-level athletes. Athletes must be able to swim independently. Dates: Wednesdays, February 4 to April 8, 2026 Practice Time: 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the DHS pool. Regional Meet: Sunday, April 12. Questions: Contact Kristin Nelson at mybodyshopfitness@gmail.com.2026 Winter-Spring -
Multi-Level YogaYogaAdults This mixed-level class is for both beginner and more experienced students. The Multi-level Yoga classes include beginning and more challenging poses and will meet each student right at his/her level each week. We will move through poses in a heat-building style as we develop greater strength, flexibility, increased stamina, and improved balance. Participants will work with breathing, alignment, and conscious relaxation to receive maximum benefit from his/her yoga experience. New for the Multi-Level Yoga program, participants can register for a series of classes or for individual classes at a higher drop-in fee of $13 per class. To register for a single class, select the single class fee during checkout. You will also be asked to list the date of the class you will be attending. Annalisa Bragg2026 Winter-Spring -
Multiplayer Minecraft: Block Hunter & Mini GamesScience & Technology> Grades 1-5 Join us in this new multiplayer Minecraft class as we play this hide-and-seek game. Hunters will work together to find the hidden blocks and animals on our new adventure map. Get ideas to create your own mini-games. Additional Technical Requirement: Minecraft Java Edition ($30, more information will be provided before class) Tech Academy Home Technical Requirements For All Classes: Computer: PC (Windows 10 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM Chromebooks, tablets, and phones DO NOT work. Internet: Broadband internet Webcam, Microphone, and Speakers Zoom Installed on Computer, zoom link will be sent before class. Students should be comfortable using a PC, mouse, and keyboard. Program Prerequisites: Students must be able to use a keyboard and mouse to operate a computer, follow two-step directions, and verbally communicate with adults and peers.2026 Winter-Spring -
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Starting SoonNEW Wednesday Wiggle & PlayECFE ClassesFor ages 24 months - Kindergarten (parents stay with their children) Nonseparating with short parent discussion time. Join us for a fun-filled ECFE class where you and your child enjoy the joy of movement! Both gross motor and fine motor activities are essential for a growing child’s development. In this class, your little one(s) will have the opportunity to jump, run, climb, and slide alongside friends. Parents will have the opportunity to connect with the Parent and Family Educator for a brief discussion on motor development, movement, and play while the children enjoy some supervised play or participate in some exercises! Fee: $5 Per child / per class - registration must be received by the Monday prior Note: Please be aware that there is a deadline date to register for each class2026 Winter - Spring -
NEW! Let Grow PLAY CLUBYouth EnrichmentNewGrades Kinder - 3rd The Let Grow PLAY CLUB - a new activity where kids make their own fun without adult organization - looks like "just plain fun." However, that "fun" is where children learn the important skills of focus, compromise, leadership, and empathy. At Let Grow PLAY CLUB, your kids will get the resilience-building playtime they need OUTSIDE with a multi-aged group (grades K-3). Though PLAY CLUB is supervised by adults, children will be given space for the creativity, dispute resolution, and social interaction they need to someday develop into empowered adults. And it's "just plain fun!" Play Club is nature-based and students will need to bring or wear appropriate clothing for the weather (e.g., closed-toed shoes, coats, hats for sun, etc.). Play Club participants will gather after school and go outside in a designated space near the Elementary School. (More instructions to be emailed after registration.) Parent pick up will occur at Door 7A (South side) of Delano Elementary School, between the Hockey Arena and DES at 4pm. Participation requirements: Students must agree and be able to abide by THREE Play Club Rules in order to participate: 1) I will not deliberately hit or physically hurt another child. 2) I will not leave the designated Play Club area without adult permission. 3) I agree to listen to the adults (who will only get involved when they need to, but then it's my job to listen). Students must be able to follow these three rules in order to participate in Play Club. Parents: The goal of Play Club is to provide children with the opportunity to create, socialize, explore, and solve problems without adult involvement. Parents understand that though most children experience only joy at Play Club, not all kids will be happy 100% of the time (as they work through challenges together). Parents understand that adults will not intervene on children's disagreements unless absolutely necessary. If a child deliberately hurts someone, they will need to take a break. Parents understand that this is a chance for children to become more resilient, resourcement, mature, and creative.2026 Winter-Spring
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WaitlistNature Class at Lake Rebecca (Parent and Child Class)ECFE ClassesAges 30 months to Kindergarten / and Parent/Guardian 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!”) ** NOTE: 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 Winter - Spring