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Early Childhood Screening - September 1 2026Early 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 26-27
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Early Childhood Screening - September 2 2026Early 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 26-27
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Early Childhood Screening -November 13 2026Early 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 26-27
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Early Childhood Screening -November 14 2026Early 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 26-27
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Early Childhood Screening -October 13 2026Early 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 26-27
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Early Childhood Screening -October 14 2026Early 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 26-27
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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! Coffee ConnectionECFE Classes**This parent discussion time is for parents, adults, caregivers of children of all ages!**Come enjoy some coffee, quiet, and connection at Coffee Connection. The goal of these classes is to provide parents of babies, toddlers and young children an opportunity to connect with other parents and a Parent & Family Educator with the goal of building happy homes and families. Activities include topic-based discussion, literature overview, games, and parent education. While parents relax in discussion and coffee-sipping, children play with staff in a nearby classroom! Sponsored by Delano ECFE/School Readiness, Wright County Human Services, and a Delano-Loretto United Way grant. Sibling care is available for children not yet in Kindergarten, sign-up during registration! Babies ages birth to 12 months are welcome to stay in the parent room with mom/dad/caregiver for parent discussion. Fall Session10 Fridays, September 18th- December 4th(No class October 16 and November 27)Class 9:00-10:30 AM / CEC Room #2142026 Fall -
Fall Book Club at The Vintage Storyteller Reading: Ripening by Sharon Blackie (author of The Enchanted Life)ArtsWhy do we need fairy tales now? Author Sharon Blackie makes the claim that the original fairy tales with their darkness, symbolism and humour guide us through difficult life-journeys in perilous times. Her work has been centred around fairy tales (as well as myth) – as a psychologist, as a mythologist/ folklorist and as a writer and teacher. Fairy tale heroines are resourceful, brave and savvy and engaged with the challenges and possibilities for transformation ahead. Fairy tales are powerful because at the heart of every one of them is transformation. These old stories of the folk that have been handed down to us through so many generations show women what it might look like not just to survive, but to thrive – by moving forward through a challenging world with values shaped by relationship, respect and reciprocity. The stories of fairy tales help us find our bearings and guide us through heartbreaking times. Fairy tales insist that we dig deep for previously unimagined inner resources. They breathe life into our hopes and dreams; they illuminate who we are – and who we might possibly someday become. They show us how to live and how to express our individuality always by gratitude for the surprising and ever-shapeshifting gift of life itself. They teach us to be savvy, inspire us to grow in confidence, show us how to be bold and claim the future we dream of. They show us how to take hold of our own personal narratives and transform them into stories. How can we transform our everyday existence into a meaningful life narrative? We will discuss as the chapters go: budding, flowering, fruiting, ripening and seeding in relation to reimagining our stories across changing lives and changing times and cultivating our “inner imaginarium” through expressive arts. After registering, participants can pick up their book at The Vintage Storyteller. Books will be available a month before class begins. Registration fee includes the hardcover book Kari Ramstrom2026 Fall -
Fall Dance TeamDance> entering grades 7 - 12 (There was a typo in the Summer Brochure advertising the wrong grades for this program. Grades 7-12 are the correct grades for this team. We apologize for the error and the confusion it may have caused. Thank you.) Join the Fall Performance Dance Team! This non-competitive team is what fans look forward to at football games, school pep fests, homecoming, and an off-sight Fall Showcase. Dancers will learn a pom routine to entertain the crowd. The fall program’s goal is to prepare the dancers for the Winter Competitive Dance Team season by expanding dance skills while having fun with friends. Coaches will hand out the required performance apparel and dates at the first practice. M/T/Th, August 10-October 1 | 3:15-5:30p (No practice Sept. 7) $175 Delano Elementary School Gym Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to jump, hop on one foot, kick their leg into the air, balance on one foot, spin in a circle, follow two-to-three-step directions, learn dance routines, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and be able to work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer -
Fall Kids Dance ClinicDance> girls entering grades K - 6 Come dance with us! Learn a fun, energetic routine to entertain the Tiger Fans at Delano’s Homecoming football game. This clinic is an exciting way for our younger generation to connect with the dance team and the community. The Fall Kids Dance Clinic has quickly become a favorite for the dance team and the younger dancers. You will get to showcase your fun routine and your spunky dance moves on the football field. It’s a lively, fun environment, so be sure to register early to secure your spot! This clinic will split girls into grades K-3 and 4-6 groups. To be guaranteed a clinic T-shirt, participants must be registered by: Monday, September 28, 2026 Performance Date: Homecoming, October 9 Mini Kickers: Grades K - 3 #6512-F1 Mon-Thurs, October 5-8 3:00-4:00p | $64 (includes t-shirt) Elementary School Gym Junior Kickers: Grades 4 - 6 #6512-F2 Mon-Thurs, October 5-8 3:00-4:00p | $64 (includes t-shirt) Intermediate School Cafeteria Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to jump, hop on one foot, kick their leg into the air, balance on one foot, spin in a circle, follow two-to-three-step directions, learn dance routines, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and be able to work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer -
Floor 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 3, 2026-March 9, 2027 (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.2026 Fall
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Foam, Slime, & Potions with KidScientificArtsDive into a world of exciting experiments and discoveries! In this hands-on camp, kids will explore foam, slime, and potions while creating color-changing elixirs and bouncy balls. Each activity blends creativity with science, sparking curiosity and wonder. Learning becomes a bubbling cauldron of fun and unforgettable exploration! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child each day. For ages 5-12 years. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and collaborate with their peers.2026 Fall -
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From Paycheck to Prosperity: A 2-Day Pop-Up Financial WorkshopGeneral InterestDo you ever wonder where your paycheck goes each month? Does it feel like you earn a good income but still struggle to get ahead? Would an unexpected expense or job loss put your family under financial stress? Are money conversations with your spouse more frustrating than productive? Does retiring comfortably or helping your kids pay for college feel out of reach? If any of that sounds familiar, this workshop is for you. Over two interactive sessions, you'll learn a practical, step-by-step system to take control of your finances and build lasting wealth. Together, we'll: Create a realistic budget that actually works for your lifestyle. Develop a personalized plan to eliminate debt faster. Build savings and prepare for unexpected expenses. Set achievable short- and long-term financial goals. Create a roadmap toward financial independence and lasting financial confidence. This isn't about complicated investments or "get rich quick" schemes. It's about creating simple, sustainable habits that put you in control of your money instead of your money controlling you. Be prepared to challenge old habits, rethink your relationship with money, and put in the work. Real financial change doesn't happen overnight, but with commitment and the right plan, it is absolutely achievable. Whether you're looking to eliminate debt, stop living paycheck to paycheck, save for your children's education, or retire with confidence, you'll leave this workshop with practical tools, a personalized action plan, and the confidence to move your financial future in the right direction. Your journey from paycheck to prosperity begins here. Kyle Bauman2026 Fall
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Girls Basketball High School Summer CampBasketballGirls Entering Grades 8 - 12 The Delano Girls Basketball High School Camp will focus on improving individual basketball skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. Throughout the camp, players will incorporate offensive and defensive team concepts used during the season. Head Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Scott Antl and Staff Tue & Thur, June 9 - July 23 (No camp June 30 & July 7, 9, 16) 7:00-8:30 am Tiger Activity Center Courts Program Prerequisites (Gr. 8-12): Participants must have a moderate to high understanding of and ability to demonstrate dribbling, shooting, passing, and defense. Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Girls Basketball Summer CampBasketballGirls Entering Grades 1 - 7 Girls in grades 1-7 can improve their basketball skills by attending the Girls Basketball Summer Camp. The camp will focus on basketball skills, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and rebounding. Games and contests will also be a part of the camp to help reinforce the skills taught throughout the summer. 6632-S2- Entering Grades 5-7 6632-S3 - Entering Grades 3-4 6632-S4 - Entering Grades 1-2 Program Prerequisites (EGr. 5-7): Participants must have a basic understanding of and ability to demonstrate dribbling, shooting, passing, and defense. Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and be able to work as a team with their peers.. Program Prerequisites (EGr. 3-4): Participants must have a basic understanding of dribbling, shooting, passing, and defensive concepts. Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and be able to work as a team with their peers. Program Prerequisites (EGr. 1-2): Participants must be interested in basketball. Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Girls Tennis Fall Season Warm-UpTennisEntering Grades 6-12 The Girls' Tennis Fall Season Warm-up will prepare all girls planning to play tennis this fall for the season. The Fall Season Warm-up will focus on fundamentals, strategies, mental toughness, and physical conditioning. Matchplay is another element coaches will incorporate into sessions to develop participants’ skills. *Sixth graders are eligible to participate in the Fall middle school season! Coaches strongly encourage participation in this summer camp. Coach Holmgren and staff Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, June 8 - July 31 (No tennis on June 19, July 6, 8, 10 8:00-10:00a Delano High School Tennis Courts Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket..2026 Summer -
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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 2025-26 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
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