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SkyHawk Sports:Baseball TotsSkyhawk (Mini-Hawk & Lacrosse)Ages 2-4 Skyhawks Baseball Tots classes introduce your young athlete to baseball, focusing on motor skills, body control, and basics like throwing, hitting, and catching. *Parent participation required* Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to walk and run short distances, swing a bat with assistance, throw and catch a ball with support, follow simple 1–2 step directions, and engage in group activities. Parent or guardian participation is required to assist with drills, transitions, and overall engagement.2026 Summer
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SkyHawk Sports:Mini-Hawk T-BallSkyhawk (Mini-Hawk & Lacrosse)Ages 5-7 Skyhawks Mini-Hawk T-Ball introduces players to the basics of throwing, catching, hitting, base running, and teamwork through age-appropriate games and skill-building drills. Our experienced coaches create an encouraging atmosphere where every child can develop coordination, confidence, and a love for the game. Program Prerequisites: Participants should be able to run short distances, swing a bat, hit a ball off a tee, throw and catch a ball, follow 2–3 step directions, verbally communicate with coaches and peers, and participate positively in group activities.2026 Summer
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Special OlympicsThe Unified Night Out Party will be held 11/10/19 at Nickelodeon Universe from 5-7pm. Please contact Peggy Bobick at pbobick@charter.net for details! This event is a fundraising opportunity for our delegation.Category
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Start Your Own Online Business: A Beginner's Guide (including 25 top online businesses)General InterestLooking for ways to make money online? Turn your ideas or homemade products into income by starting an online business. You will learn how to: find a gap in a niche market and fill it; build your own website, and market your business effectively (including SEO) so potential customers will find you; take care of business forms and taxes; create multiple sources of income (including Affiliate commissions). You’ll also get info about the 25 most popular online businesses to start. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a Chamber of Commerce Past President, current author/editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class. LeeAnne Krusemark2026 Fall
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Summer 2026 Swim Lesson InformationSwim LessonsDear Families,We have some exciting news to share. Our team has been diligently working behind the scenes with a single, determined goal: bringing swimming programs back to Delano Community Education! While we are still finalizing the details to ensure the highest quality experience for your swimmers, we want to make sure you are the first to know as soon as registration opens and schedules are set. 📬 Join Our "First to Know" ListTo stay in the loop, we invite you to register for our Aquatics Interest Email List. Cost: Completely Free What you get: An email with access to information letting you know what's available and when. 🏊 Join Our Team: We’re Hiring!A great program needs a great team. If you or someone you know is passionate about the water and looking for a rewarding role, we want to hear from you! We are currently looking for: * Lifeguards* Swim Instructors Whether you are an experienced professional or looking to start your first job, sign up to receive more information on becoming a lifeguard or swim intstructor. 📣 Coming soon!As we work to roll out our new swim program, we will start with offering Swim Level Assessments for students to help you best know where to start when registering for lessons. Assessments will be a quick and free way to give you immediate feedback and level placement recommendations based on current skills. Students who complete an assessment will have first access at registering for our first mini-camp, of which we are anticipating running several over the summer. These camps will be offered at reduced rates for two purposes - to get students in the water and develop their swimming skills while also giving new swim instructors hands-on training. Join our mailing list so you're one of the first to know when registration opens for these upcoming opportunities as well as upcoming swim lessons. Thank you for your support and patience!Delano Community Education2026 Summer -
Summer Football Team ActivitiesFootballPlayers Entering Grades 9-12 The Delano High School Football program is offering essential summer preparation for players entering grades 9-12, led by the Delano High School Football Coaches. Activities are designed to develop individual football skills and install the offense, defense, and special teams for the upcoming 2026 season. These sessions also include our summer team strength and conditioning programming. Please contact Coach Russek: wyatt.russek@delanoschools.org with any questions. DHS Football Coaches Tuesdays/Wednesdays | 6:00-9:00p Fridays | 6:30-9:30a June 9-July 31 | $175 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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Summer Math By Mail for ElementaryGeneral EnrichmentSummer Math by Mail for Elementary > Completed grades 2 - 6 in 2025-2026 Ms. Jill Yeager is currently a classroom teacher with over 33 years of experience. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and a MA Ed.in Curriculum and instruction. During her career she has taught in grades 3-6 and has also been an instructional coach for teachers teaching kindergarten through 6th grade. She has been offering Summer Math by Mail in nine school districts for over 18 years. Jill Yeager Registration deadline: June 27, Return by August 13. #7184-S1 - Summer Math by Mail Grades K - 1 Completed Kindergarten or 1st grades in 25-26 K-One Summer Math by Mail has been developed to review and enrich math concepts for kindergarteners and first graders. It offers practice of previously learned concepts to keep skills sharp and build confidence through "pen-pal" style correspondence. It is not a tutoring program and it is not designed to advance students ahead. Participants will receive a pretest to determine math skills and individualize their program. Then they will receive nine weeks of lessons. After they have completed a week’s worth of work, mail it in, and we’ll make corrections, provide comments, and mail it back! Students work at their own pace. Kids love receiving their returned assignments each week in the mail! When all lessons are completed, students will receive a meal coupon. #7184-S2 - Summer Math by Mail Grades 2 - 6 Completed grades 2 - 6 in 2025-2026 Keep your math skills sharp over the summer! This 10-week correspondence program was developed by a veteran teacher. Materials that students will cover during the summer review support concepts they have encountered during their previous school year. Summer Math is not a tutoring program and it is not an enrichment program to advance students ahead. It is a "pen-pal" style correspondence program and offers practice of previously learned concepts to keep skills sharp and build confidence. Students will take a pre-test and fill out a questionnaire to individualize their program. Students will then receive nine weeks of materials. Each week’s packet will include five math lessons with problem-solving activities. The activities will apply to a specific math concept or strand. After the student has completed a packet, they will mail it in. We’ll make corrections, provide feedback and mail it back. Students may start and finish the course at their own pace throughout the strands. When all lessons are completed, students will receive a restaurant meal coupon. Payment will be charged at time of registration as this is a correspondence course.2026 Summer -
Summer Trek Field TripsSummer Trek Field TripsCategory
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Summer Youth Basketball ClinicBasketballAges 3–5 The Summer Youth Basketball Clinic introduces young athletes to basketball through age-appropriate skill progression with a strong emphasis on fun! Participants will develop fundamental skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting in a supportive, energetic environment. The Summer Youth Basketball Clinic is designed for all ability levels and is a great way for our youngest players to build confidence and enjoy being active. Ages 3–4: Children will explore basic ball handling and basketball movements while participating in fun, engaging games that encourage running and coordination. Age 5: Participants will focus on skill development—including dribbling, shooting, and passing—during the first half of each session, followed by a guided scrimmage in the second half. What to Bring: Ages 3-4: A 22-inch basketball for each session. Ages 5-6: A 25.5-inch basketball for each session. Parent Volunteers NeededParent volunteers are essential to the success of our Summer Clinic. We will accept one volunteer for every ten participants per group. Approved volunteers will receive a refund of their child’s registration fee. All volunteer coaches must be registered and approved through the school district (see volunteer registration information). Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, follow one or two-step directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to attempt to dribble, pass, or shoot a basketball, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers.2026 Summer
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Summertime in the ParksSummertime in the ParksCategory
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Swim LessonsTiger Swim Lessons Build Confidence. Learn Lifesaving Skills. Love the Water.Delano Community Education's Tiger Swim program provides a fun, encouraging, and progressive approach to learning how to swim. Designed for children of all abilities—from first-time swimmers to those refining competitive strokes—our certified instructors focus on developing lifelong water safety, swimming skills, and confidence in and around the water.Lessons are organized by age and ability with small class sizes that allow instructors to provide individualized feedback and support. Swimmers progress through clearly defined skill levels, mastering water safety, floating, breath control, stroke development, deep-water skills, and endurance before advancing to the next level.Whether your child is just getting comfortable in the water or preparing for swim team, Tiger Swim offers a safe, positive environment where every swimmer can grow.Program LevelsLittle Tigers: Preschool swimmers (approximately ages 3–6)Junior Tigers: School-age swimmers (ages 6–12)Not sure which level to register for? Use the Parent Placement Guide to determine the best starting point. Swimmers who attended the summer mini-swim camps should register for the level recommended by their instructor at the end of their camp.⭐ New Family TipNew swimmers should register based on current ability, not age. It's common for children of different ages to be in the same skill level while they build strong swimming fundamentals.Swimming is more than a sport—it's a life skill. Tiger Swim helps children develop confidence, safety awareness, and skills they'll use for a lifetime. Tiger Swim Program: Parent Placement Guide Choosing the right swim level ensures your child stays safe, builds confidence, and develops excellent technique in the pool. Quick Level Finder Quiz Answer the core question for your child's age group below. If your answer to a question is "Not Yet," that is your child's perfect starting level! Follow these questions down the line. The first time you answer "Not Yet" determines your child's placement block! ���� Little Tigers (Ages 3–6) ● Is the student comfortable being in the water without a parent? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Little Tigers 1 or Cubs 2 ● Will the student push off the ledge and glide with their with face in the water? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Little Tigers 2 ● Can the student swim 3-5 yards on his or her own? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Little Tigers 3 ���� Junior Tigers (Ages 6–12) ● Is the student comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Junior Level 1. ● Will the student push off the wall and glide 3-5 yards with their face in the water voluntarily? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Junior Level 2 . ● Can the student swim 10 yards on his or her own? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Junior Level 3 ● Can the student jump into deep water and swim 15 yards on his or her front and back? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Junior Level 4. ● Can the student swim 25 yards of freestyle and backstroke? ➡ Not Yet: Start in Junior Level 5 ● Can the student swim all 4 competitive swim strokes? ➡Not Yet: Start in Junior Level 6 ➡Yes: Your child has mastered the core curriculum and is ready for advanced swimming or competitive training progressions!Category -
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Terrific Twos & Threes (separating)ECFE ClassesAges 24-47 months Separating. In this class, parents and their two and three-year-old children will enjoy parent/child playtime, learning activities, teacher-led circle time for the children and parents, and a separate parent discussion time. While the parents meet in a separate room, the children continue with a snack, large muscle play, dramatic play, music, art, stories, sensory play, and friendship-building! Snack time is offered with parents volunteering to bring in store-bought snacks each week. Fall Session8 Wednesdays, September 16th - November 11th - no class on October 14thTime: 9:00 - 10:30amCEC Room #2192026 Fall
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There’s a Deck For That!General InterestThere seems to be a deck for everything these days. What does one do with a deck of cards, whether it be a tarot, oracle or cards for a certain activity such as writing, creativity, living your values or connecting with nature? Decks can be portals to wisdom, tools for self-reflection, and guides for navigating life’s twists and turns. We will explore the myriad of decks at The Vintage Storyteller from using symbols from nature to guide and inspire, offering creative exercises and practical tools to enhance our creativity, offering a new perspective, or prompts to inspire your writing or mindfulness practice or to just plain have fun! We will be offered many examples of how to work with decks. This can be very helpful to boost your creativity, inspiration and motivation. We will learn to use our intuition, trust ourselves and be curious and playful. The class will also give participants some resources if they want to create a deck of their own or at least start thinking about it. For ages 16+ Kari Ramstrom2026 Fall -
Tiger Kids ClubTiger Kids Club's goal is to create a stimulating and nurturing atmosphere where children are encouraged to pursue their own interests, grow in independence, develop friendships, and gain an appreciation for their community and environment. Children learn best through play and self-exploration of their environment. We encourage this belief through our curriculum, daily activities and interactions with our children. 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. SUMMER PROGRAM: Registration opens: February 3 at 6:00 am (For Current TKC Families) February 10 at 6:00 am (New TKC Families) TKC Summer -- 2026 Begins: Wednesday, June 10th Ends: Thursday, August 21stTKC will be closed June 19 , July 3 & 6 Regular program hours 6:45 AM - 5:45 PM Location: Delano Community Education ** Field Trips will be held on some Fridays. Locations will be available at a later date. SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAM: Registration opens: February 3 at 6:00 am (For Current TKC Families) February 10 at 6:00 am (New TKC Families) TKC School Age -- School Year 26-27 Begins: Monday, August 31st Ends: Thursday June 3rd Regular program hours 6:45 AM - 5:45 PM Break Day hours 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Location: Delano Community Education Building For full information on schedule options, fees, etc., visit our website HERE! 2026-27 CalendarChild Care Program -
Tiger Paint Club (Grades 4-6 )ArtsGrades 4-6 The Tiger Paint Club will have an open studio-type setting where kids can come and free paint. Joining the Tiger Paint club will allow young artists to express themselves however they want on their canvas with an experienced artist’s guidance! All supplies provided. Bring an after-school snack and a paint shirt or dress for a mess! Tamra Kowalski Program Prerequisites:Participants must be able to hold a paintbrush and other similar utensils, follow two-step instructions, communicate with peers and instructors, and work independently or with a group.2026 Fall -
Tiger Paint Club (Grades K-3)ArtsGrades K-3 The Tiger Paint Club will have an open studio-type setting where kids can come and free paint. Joining the Tiger Paint club will allow young artists to express themselves however they want on their canvas with an experienced artist’s guidance! All supplies provided. Bring an after-school snack and a paint shirt or dress for a mess! Tamra Kowalski Program Prerequisites:Participants must be able to hold a paintbrush and other similar utensils, follow two-step instructions, communicate with peers and instructors, and work independently or with a group.2026 Fall
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Starting SoonTiger Paint Club Summer SessionsArts>entering grades K-6 Learn acrylic painting techniques in a relaxed setting. Instructor-guided themes. All supplies included. Please bring a snack and a water bottle, and plan to wear old clothes or a paint shirt that can get messy. Tiger Paint Club Session Themes: June 16: Basic Skills June 30: Owls July 21: Clouds August 18: Tigers Joining the Tiger Paint club will allow artists to learn new skills each session while expressing themselves how they want on their canvas with an experienced artist’s guidance! All supplies provided. Bring a snack and a water bottle. Dress in clothes that can get paint on them and for the weather, as we may go outside for inspiration! Tamra Kowalski Tiger Paint club classes are on Tuesday's. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, hold and use a paintbrush, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and collaborate with their peers.2026 Summer
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Tiger StrengthTiger StrengthCategory
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Tuesday Night Volleyball GamesVolleyballTuesday Night Volleyball Games > Girls entering grades 8-12 Do you enjoy playing the game? The Tuesday Night Volleyball program is your chance to scrimmage and play! Each Tuesday night, participants will be formed into teams to play a variety of volleyball games. Participating in the Tuesday Night Volleyball Games program is your opportunity to apply what you learn on Monday and Wednesday mornings in a more competitive setting. Participants must plan to play for Delano High School during the upcoming fall season, and attend the Monday/Wednesday Skills program to participate. Participants must have organized volleyball experience (JOs or HS teams) that includes understanding a 5-1 or 6-2 offense. Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hit a ball, jump, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers. Participants must have organized volleyball experience (JOs or HS teams) and understand a 5-1 or 6-2 offense.2026 Summer
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Tumble Time GymnasticsGymnasticsThis 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.2026 Fall
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VolleyballVolleyballCategory