Summer 16

Prescott Area
Community
Education
Food...Fun...Friends!
Kick-off the Summer
Celebration!
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Friday, June 3
5-8pm
Lions Park
(across from the Middle School)
For the latest event details and

booth registration information,
check out our Facebook page...
Prescotts Kick-off
the Summer Celebration
Summer 2016
Table of Contents How to Register...

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Trips
Health & Wellness
Adult/Family Recreation
Youth Recreation
Musical Enrichment
Youth Technology
Adult Technology
Adult General Enrichment
Adult Creative Arts & Crafts
Youth Creative Arts & Crafts
General Youth Enrichment
Comm. Non-Profit Offerings
Community Info
Registration Forms
Online: We now offer online registration/payment using rSchools software. This is the same program used to register for PCR, summer school
& class fees, making it so that you can have one account for all of your
enrichment opportunities. See the school district website (www.prescott.
k12.wi.us) for a link to the Registration & Online Payment.
Mission Statement
In Person: Visit the Community Education Office between the hours of

8am-1pm, Monday-Friday, on school days until June 8, and again starting
Sept 1. We are located at the Prescott Middle School, 125 Elm St.
To bring school and community

together by providing lifelong
exploration and learning
for all citizens.
Advisory Council
Members
Erica Keezer
Dick Hoffman
Cheryl Demuth
Jim Hovel
Cyndi Cashman
Diana Simon
Jennifer Hanson
Amy Fondroy-Eich
If you have an idea

or Suggestion for a class,
trip or for the Community Education
program in general, please contact
Penny Peterson, Coordinator, or one of
the above Advisory Council members.
This program is yours, so feel free to
have input! Contact Penny at 715-2624676 or ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us
You can also stop into her office at
the middle school.
Closings Due to
Weather: When Prescott
Schools are closed, all Prescott Comm
Ed programs are canceled, just as all
Hastings Comm Ed classes are canceled when Hastings schools close.
Cancelation notices are made on the
following radio stations: WCCO - 830
AM, KDWA - 1460 AM, and WEVR
- 106.3 FM. Notices are also made on
KSTP - Channel 5, Fox - Channel 9,
and KARE - Channel 11.
By Mail: Send in your registration form and a check to the Community

Education Office at: 125 Elm St., Prescott, WI 54021. Make
checks payable to: Prescott School District.
By Phone: Call the Community Education Office at 715-262-4676. Please
note that there are no set office hours during summer vacation - messages will be checked roughly twice a week. Your place is confirmed when
payment is received within five business days. Make checks payable to the
Prescott School District.
By Fax: Complete a registration form, found in the back of this catalog,

and fax to 715-262-3965. As with phone registrations, your place is confirmed when payment is received within five business days.
Registration Information
Confirmation: There will be no confirmation of registration. You
will only be notified if a class is full, canceled, or if there is a change in
date, time or place.
Refunds: Classes: Refunds will only be made if requested at least one
week before the class begins, or before the noted registration deadline.
Trips: No refunds will be given after the noted registration deadlines
unless you find someone else to take your place.
Cancelation of Classes: You will be notified by phone if your class has
been canceled and all registration fees will be refunded to you.
Course Fees: The Community Education program is supported by fees
charged for participation. Course fees vary and are based on the length of
a class, instructor fees, and cost of basic materials.
Class Size: The minimum and maximum number of students required
will vary per class. Help get the word out to ensure your class will be held.
Disclaimer: Prescott Community Education does not provide accidental
injury insurance to its participants.
School District Policy: The Prescott School District does not discriminate
against pupils on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin, ancestry,
creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability or handicap in its education
programs or activities.
Smoking: Smoking is prohibited in & on all school property.
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The Lion King

Orpheum Theater, Minneapolis
Trips &
Tours
A Midsummer Nights Dream
Mill City Museum
Riverfront Walking Tour
& Gallery Visit
Thurs, June 16
Depart: Prescott High School at 9am...
Return approx. 3:30pm
Trip Fee: $24 per person + lunch
Reservation Deadline: Tues, May 31
Well enjoy a 1.5 hour
guided walking tour
of the historic Minneapolis Riverfront
District; self-guided
time in the Mill City
Museums exhibits;
reserved time and
tickets for the Flour
Tower multimedia show; and reserved
time and tickets for Minneapolis in 19
Minutes Flat movie. This tour is intended
for adults and so while kids are welcome,
the tours content will remain adult-orientated....older youth may have a better
experience. We will break for lunch in the
museums cafe from 11:30-12:30. Cost of
lunch is on your own. Min 10/Max 16
St. Paul Saints (& Fireworks!)

@ CHS Field
Mon, July 4th
Game Time: 6:05pm
Ticket Prices Vary...
See Options Below
Join others from
Prescott as we watch
the St. Paul Saints
take on the Joplin
Blasters. If you havent been to a Saints
game before, they take having fun seriously! Youre gauranteed to have a good time
and well be staying for the 4th of July Fireworks Super Show! There are two options
for purchasing tickets...all tickets are in the
Infield Reserved section.
Sun, July 31
Depart: Prescott High School at 4:45pm
Return following the play
Trip Fee: $25/adult (children under 12 yrs
free with adult); $23/senior
Reservation Deadline: Wed, July 20
Four hotsy-totsy young lovers are on the
lam from the high-hats world of rules.
Along the way, madness ensues when
the lovers paths cross with the king and
queen of the fairies, a company of (not
very good) actors, and one very impish
sprite named Puck. As Lysander says, The
course of true love never did run smooth.
Full of madcap chases and magic, A Midsummer Nights Dream is a humdinger of
play. A play all about the absurdity of love
complicated, wonderful, icky, ridiculous,
glorious love!
Shakespeare & Company is a classical
repertory theatre performing at the Outdoor Theatre complex of Century College.
Their goal is to provide an environment
where families can come and enjoy an
informal picnic atmosphere and see
performances of Shakespeare and other
classical plays. We are invited to stroll
around the campus and enjoy the pond
and nature preserve. The play is informal;
it is an attempt to recreate the feeling of
the Elizabethan theatre-its excitement, and
vitality! Dont worry about the children; let
them run and play on the grass. After all,
from their imaginations and exuberance
will come tomorrows actors and poets.
Seating is on the lawn, so patrons are encouraged to bring blankets or low-backed
lawn chairs to the performance. We will
be arriving about 30-45 minutes before
showtime, so feel free to bring a picnic
supper or to wander the campuss pond
and nature preserve. Min 6
Watch the fall catalog for....
The Tony Award Winning musical,

Option A: Ride the community bus to/
Million Dollar Quartet, is set on
from Target Field: $28ticket; $24/ticket if
December 4, 1956, when an extraordinary
three or more from the same family attend
twist of fate brought Johnny Cash, Jerry
Bus will at leave 5:10pm and return follow- Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley
ing the fireworks show.
together at Sun Records in Memphis for
Reservation Deadline: Mon, June 1
what would be one of the greatest jam
sessions ever. Well be heading to this
Option B: Obtain your ticket from Comm
show at The Old Log Theater on
Ed so that you are sitting with everyone
Wed, Oct 19...look for more information
from Prescott, but provide your own trans- in the Fall Comm Ed Catalog, coming out
portation: $21/ticket
the week after Prescott Daze.
Reservation Deadline: Mon, June 1
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Thurs, Aug 4
Depart from Prescott High School Parking Lot at 12:30pm...Return approx. 6pm
Trip Fee: $45, includes ticket and transportation
Registration Deadline: Thurs, June 30
(unused tickets will be released back to
the Orpheum July 1)
Disney presents a musical
that brings the
much-loved 1994
animated film to
life to breath-taking effects,
spirit and power,
inviting you
to explore the
African Serengeti and join the
wide eyed cub Simba on the adventure of
a lifetime as he grows up and accepts his
destiny as the King of the Pride Lands. In
addition to the beloved songs penned by
Sir Elton John and Tim Rice (such as the
soaring Circle of Life) this phenomenal
adaptation has new original songs and
explodes with joyous, captivating music
that soundtrack the rich mythology and
moving drama expertly. This is surely
to be a night of theater that you will not
forget! Min 20/Max 40
ONLINE REGISTRATION!
To register online for any of the
Community Ed classes and/or trips in this
catalog, go to the school district website
(www.prescott.k12.wi.us). Click on the
icon that says Registration & Online Payment and then click on Prescott Community Education. From there you can
access all of the class categories and add
specific classes/trips to your cart.
South St. Paul Garden Club Community Garden Tour
Sun, June 26
Depart: Prescott High School at 9:45am
Return around 3:30pm
Trip Fee: $15
Reservation Deadline: Wed, June 15
Visit 8-10 diverse
and creative gardens
showcasing a variety
of lot sizes and
landscaping motifs
in the South St. Paul
area. Gardeners will
be present to answer
questions about
landscaping and
plants. Tour takes
place rain or shine.
Min. 5
Miracle on South Division Street

Daytrippers Dinner Theater
Wed, Sept 21
Depart from Prescott Joy Lutheran at
11:30am...Return approx. 4pm
Trip Fee: $49 includes ticket, buffet meal
and transportation
Registration Deadline: Wed, Sept 7
A divine family comedy, based on a true
story. Meet the Nowaks - a Catholic family living in Buffalo. Clara and her three
grown children have always known they
were special, ever since the miraculous
night in 1942 when the Blessed Mother appeared to grandpa in his barbershop. Since
then, the neighborhood has looked upon
the Nowaks 20 foot high commemorative
shrine as a beacon of hope and faith in
the town. But when daughter Ruth unveils
her plan to write a play about the miracle,
a long-ago deathbed confession reveals
that the family is actually Jewish... and the
legend hilariously unravels. Min 5
There is a cash bar on site.
Health &
Wellness
Introduction to Essential Oils
Are you interested in improving your

quality of life? Would you like to replace
the toxic personal care & cleaning products
in your home? How about reducing your
health care costs and number of doctors
visits? If so, this introduction to essential
oils class is for you! During this 90 minute
class you will learn what therapeutic grade
essential oils are, and how they will benefit
you, and improve the health and longevity
of your family!
Class A: Thurs, July 14**
6:15-7:45pm
Class B: Thurs, Sept 15
6:15-7:45pm
Class Fee: $10 includes samples/handouts
Class Location: The HAIRitage, 740 Albert
Street, Prescott
**NOTE: Registrations for the July 14
class must be received by July 1st.
Class instructor is Debra Overbye of Optimal Health, LLC
Yoga Flow
Fun is Good!
St. Paul Saints @ CHS Field
Wed, Aug 24
Game Time: 7:05pm
Ticket Prices Vary...See Options Below
Join others from Prescott as we watch the
St. Paul Saints take on the Witchita Wingnuts, If you havent been to a Saints game
before, they take having fun seriously!
There are two options for purchasing tickets...all tickets are in the Infield Reserved
section.
Option A: Ride the community bus to/
from Target Field: $28ticket; $24/ticket if
three or more from the same family attend
Bus will at leave 6:10pm and return following the game.
Reservation Deadline: Mon, July 25
Option B: Obtain your ticket from Comm
Ed so that you are sitting with everyone
from Prescott, but provide your own transportation: $21/ticket
Reservation Deadline: Mon, July 25
An ideal class to both challenge and relax

you. Yoga flow combines poses from
gentle to intermediate yoga. Emphasis is
placed on stretching and balance to build
strength, perseverance, and flexibility
as well as coordination of breath with
movement and attention to alignment in a
calm, relaxed environment. Classes begin
and end with a guided relaxation to release
tension, reduce stress, and renew the body
and spirit. All levels are welcome, some
yoga experience helpful. Stop in to class
whenever you can . . . pay as you go!
Please wear comfortable clothing allowing
for movement and bring a yoga or exercise
mat. Prerequisite: Students should be able
to get up and down from the floor without
assistance.
Mondays: Until June 27, and
Starting Again Sept 12**
4-5pm
Held at Prescott High School Room G9
(Downstairs far corner)
Class Fee: $7/class drop-in fee or
$60/10-class pack (no refunds, but any
carry-over will be honored this fall)
** NOTE: Fall class location TBD. Please
contact the Comm Ed office (715-2624676) in September for assigned location.
Instructor: Deb Huppert, certified YogaFit
instructor, enjoys teaching yoga classes to
everybody and every body! Never taken
yoga? Thats okay! Welcome!! Check
out Debs yoga page on Facebook at Deb
Huppert.
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To bring you more opportunities,

weve partnered with...
Real People.
Real Bodies.
Real Results.
Non-Members Welcome!
Give back to Community Ed when you
purchase either a class pass or a small
group training membership.
When registering, please mention that
you saw their class/membership info in
the Comm Ed catalog, and well get a
small bonus for partnering with them!
Register by calling them at 715-262-2053
or via their website (listed below).
Class passes are 10 classes $79.00,
20 classes $134.00 (you get 1 class free),
30 classes $225.00 (you get 2 classes free),
OR $8.00 per class. Small group training
memberships are $99/4 weeks. With this
membership you get nutrition guidance,
a customized workout, meet with your
trainer 2/week and get 24/7 access to the
gym. Start whenever.
All classes are held at:
Body Works, 1380 North Acres Rd (same
building as Prescott Chiropractic)
Please check thier website,
www.bodyworksprescott.com,
for their latest group exercise calendar.
Make sure to like them on Facebook to
stay up to date with their expansion news
(the addition will be open late summer),
www.facebook.com/bodyworksprescott.
Non-Snap Members Welcome!

Give back to Community Ed when you
purchase one of either a Joining SnapPass or a Group Class Special.
A Joining: SnapPass is $42.95/month &
includes 24/hour Gym Access and Unlimited Group Fitness Classes. Group Fitness
10-Class Pass cards are $45 or Group Fitness 5-Class Pass cards are $25.
Some of the classes offered include Zumba,
Abs, Buns & Thighs, Restorative Yoga,
Power Yoga and Kettlebells.
All classes are held at:
Snap Fitness Group Fitness Room
1435 North Acres Rd., Prescott
For the most updated class schedule, see:
www.facebook.com/SnapFitnessPrescott
Gut Healing Cooking Classes
Taste and learn how deliciously simple

it is to heal the gut with real nourishing
food. Healing the digestive system with
the GAPS (Gut and Psychology/Physiology Syndrome) protocol naturally treats
and effectively reduces symptoms of many
mental and physical illnesses including
allergies, asthma, arthritis, autoimmune
diseases, digestive disorders, autism, ADD/
ADHD, depression, bi-polar disorder, eczema and more. Demonstrations on how
to make broths, ferments, and juices will
highlight each session, along with plenty
of grain-free sugar-free food to sample, so
come hungry. Min 8/Max 25
Class meets 3 times on the following
nights and will cover the listed topics:
Tues, July 19 GAPS and Broths and
Grain Free, Sugar Free Meals
Tues, July 26 Our Microbiome and
Fermented Foods
Tues, August 2 - Detoxification and
Juicing
6-8:30pm Prescott Middle School Rm 100
Class Fee: $59 for all 3 classes
NOTE: Registrations for this class must
be reeived by July 1st.
Instructor: Aileen Swenson, BA,
Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Certified GAPS Practitioner, IACT Certified
Hypnotherapist, creator of Nourishing
Happiness and HYPNOurish, empowers
others to feel better mind, body, and spirit.
By eating real nourishing food, Aileen and
her six children overcame autism, dyslexia,
dyspraxia of speech, OCD, ADD, anxiety,
asthma, skin conditions, and hypoglycemia.
Aileen happily lives in Winona, MN.
Comm Ed
Gift Certificates
Available!
Contact Penny at 715262-4676 or ppeters2@

prescott.k12.wi.us
Intro to Standup
Paddleboarding (SUP)
A 2-hour class offered numerous times
throughout the summer
Open to Ages 12+
Standup paddleboarding is the fastest growing paddle sport! Learn
about what to wear,
essential gear, safety on
the water, paddler responsibilities, transporting and launching
boards, board balance and trim, leash use,
fin and rail protection, paddle selection
and use, paddling from the prone, kneeling
and standup positions, and basic maneuvers. Board, lifejacket, and paddle included. Ages 12 and up. Min 1/Max 8
Point Douglas Park, Prescott
Class A: June 5
Class B: June 19
Class C: July 10
Class D: July 24
Class E: August 7
Class F: August 21
Classes will run from 1-3pm
Lake Isabel, downtown East Hastings
Class G: June 12
Class H: June 26
Class I: July 17
Class J: July 31
Class K: August 14 Class L: August 28
All classes will run from 1-3pm
Class Fee/Class: $49/individual or $89/
two people registering together
FREE Demo Day!
Saturday, June 4
Noon-3pm
Point Douglas Park
No pre-registrations, just stop by!
Instructors: Prescott Paddle is a local
paddle board rental company that aims to
educate our communities about this amazing sport and to provide a cheap & easy way
to enjoy the beauty of the area rivers. The
founders, Matt Dugstad and Jon Willink,
are both outdoor enthusiasts that teach
middle school in Prescott in the offseason.
Fathers Day Camp Out

@ The LeDuc
Adult/family
Recreation
Prescott Disc
Golf Course
Prescotts nine-hole
course starts just
west of the high
school between
the school and bus
garage. Score cards
with specific rules and a map of the course
are available in a mailbox on the side of the
wooden storage shed by Hole 1.
Fathers, children & their tents are welcome

to attend this event. We begin at 6pm and
send everyone off by noon the next day.
A campfire and smores, storytelling, a
nighttime tour of the house and perhaps
some stargazing (weather permitting) will
comprise this event. Fresh cinnamon rolls,
orange juice and coffee will be served before the grand sendoff. Please indicate how
many in your tent when signing up!
Min 6/Max 16 tents
Sat/Sun, June 18-19
6 pm-Noon
Location: LeDuc Historic Estate, 1629
Vermillion St, Hastings - use lot behind
estate and follow walk-way to house.
Fee: $30/tent
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Hey Senior Citizens....

Fishing & Boating Outings with
Lets Go Fishing!
Invite your friends

(ages 55+) for a fun
day on the river. All
fishing equipment,
bait and life jackets are
provided. A valid
fishing license is required, or you can just
enjoy a two-hour cruise
on the river. There is no
fee to participate, but
donations to the local
Lets Go Fishing program are accepted. For availability and to
make your reservation, call 651-480-7670.
Call soon as space is limited!
Trips are scheduled for Mon Thurs
either 10am-Noon or 1-3pm, June
through mid September
Pontoon departs from the Miss Croix
Yacht Harbor Association
451 South Second Street, Prescott, WI
Reminder...do not register for Lets Go
Fishing through Prescott Comm Ed.
You must call 651-480-7670.
Chicks with Sticks

For Women & 9th-12th Grade Girls
A five-week golf
clinic for ladies
only held at the
Clifton Highlands
Golf Course. This
opportunity includes instructional lessons, video
analysis of your swing, two 9-hole outings
with a cart, use of range balls and use of
the Par 3 courses. Time will be spent discussing the very basics of golf, equipment,
rules, etc. along with practice opportunities on the practice
green and driving range. The tone is very
fun, relaxed, and encouraging! If you wish
to learn more about the awesome game
of golf in a comfortable and anxiety free
environment - this is for you! All abilities
are welcome. Participants must provide
their own equipment. Rental is available
through the golf course. Min 5/Max 12
Thurs, May 26-June 23**
5:30-7:30pm @ Clifton Highlands located
at N6890 1230th St., Prescott
Class Fee: $145 (cart for the par 3 course
will be available for $5 if interested)
Instructor: Kristi Kropp-Wagner is an avid
golfer and long-time track coach at UWRF.
**NOTE: This class is currently FULL,
but we are accepting registrations for the
waiting list. If the waiting list warrants,
we will attempt to add a second class.
Little Kids Soccer
Youth
Recreation
Summer Dance & Tumbling Classes offered through a cooperation
with Stella Dance Studio
Session 1: Mon, June 6, 13, 20 & 27

6:30-7:15pm
You can register for any of these classes

as you would any other Community
Education Class.
Session 2: Wed, June 1, 8, 15 & 29

6:30-7:15pm
Tumbling I
Ages 3-4
Wed, Aug 10-31; 6-6:30pm; Studio 1
Class Fee: $35
Mini Music Stars
Tumbling II
Wed, Aug 10-31; 6:30-7:15pm: Studio 1
Class Fee: $41
This beginner tumbling class requires no
prior experience. Your child will learn to
use his/her body in different ways, and
they will have a blast rolling and playing
on our gymnastics mats. Please wear comfortable clothing and no shoes or socks.
Wed, Aug 10-31; 5-5:30pm: Studio 1.

Class Fee: $35
Our new Buddy and me music class is
a multi-age class celebrating the joys and
adventures of learning musicality, rhythm,
various instruments, songs, and finger
plays. Children and adults will both love
the friendly, no pressure environment to
help encourage an early and positive experience with music to last a lifetime!
Pre-Twinklers
Twinklers I
Ages 5-6
Ages 2-3
Class A: Tues, Aug 9-30; 4:30-5pm
Studio 1
Clsas Fee: $35
Class B: Wed, Aug 10-31; 5:30-6pm
Studio 1
Class Fee: $35
This Buddy and me class is for the beginning ballerina who loves to pay and dance
around. The class will foster creativity and
teach beginners to adapt in a classroom
setting. A parent or guardian must accompany the students in this half hour class
and dancers are suggested to wear ballet
shoes.
Hip Hop 1
Ages 6-9
Tues, Aug 9-30; 5-6pm: Studio 2
Class Fee: $45
Hip Hop 2
Ages 10-13
Class Fee: $45
Pom
Ages 7-13
Wed, Aug 10-31; 6-6:45pm; Studio 2
Class Fee: $41
This is a fun and active class that focuses on age appropriate hip-hop or Pom
dancing and music that your kids will love.
They will not only learn high energy hip
hop choreography, but basic dance technique as well.
For Ages 3-5 (those

who have NOT attended Kindergarten)
Kids will have fun
while learning the
basics of soccer. Min.
6/Max 14
Ages 0-4
Session 3: Sun, July 10, 17, 24 & 31**

4-4:45pm
Fee: $15/session
** Registrations for the July class must be
received by Friday, July 1st
Location: All sessions will be held at the
City Soccer Field located at St. Croix Bluffs
Park at the intersection of Canton & Pearl
Streets.
Instructor: Kaile Marlatt, a Prescott Grad
pursuing her Elementary Education Degree,
will be this years coach. Kaile is currently
employed at Heart, Hands & Mind.
PCR Late Spring

Registration Dates
Wed., May 11
B & G Fall/Winter Traveling Basketball
Gr. 3 - 8
Ages 3-4
Class Fee: $45
Twinklers II
Ages 5-6
Class Fee: $45
This is a beginning, creative movement
class to introduce your child into the world
of dance. With an emphasis on ballet, your
children will play dance games and learn
how to move their bodies to entertaining
music using a variety of colorful props.
Wed, May 25
Tackle Football
Gr. 5 - 6
Fall Traveling Volleyball
Gr. 5 - 6 Girls
Fall Flag Football
Gr. 1 - 4
In House Fall Volleyball
Gr. 3 - 6
Registration can be done online on the
district website.
Acro 1
Ages 6-9

Mon. July 11-Aug 1; 6-6:45pm; Studio 3

Class Fee: $45
Acro 2
Ages 9-11
Tues, July 5-26; 5:30-6:30pm: Studio 2
Class Fee: $45
Acro 3
Ages 12+
Tues, July 5-26; 4:30-5:30pm: Studio 2
Class Fee: $45
This dance skills class will emphasize
strength, flexibility, and tumbling skills
needed for dancers. No dance experience
needed, however.
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Summer Horse Camps

All camps are held at Wrisky Ranch Boarding, Training & Lesson Facility N7216 1170th St., Prescott. Take 29/35 towards River Falls. Turn onto County
Road F; Right on to MM; Left onto 1170th. Driveway is at the bend in the road.
Pony Camp
Intermediate Horse Camp
For Ages 4-8
For Ages 9+
Five days of everything horse! The week

will begin with pony rides and progress
into instructed riding based on ability/
comfort level. Students will learn a lot
about horses through fun activities and
hands-on crafts. The basics of caring for a
horse, grooming a horse and how to safely
enjoy their time spent with them, will also
be covered in this fun camp experience.
We work with all skill and comfort levels.
This camp is a great way to try horses and
see if
it is something you enjoy. All skill levels
welcome! Max. of 15 per session. When
registering, please indicate which week
camp you are registering for. Registrants
should wear close-toed shoes, weather appropriate clothing and bring a water bottle.
Min 3/Max 10
Suited for riders comfortable working

with horses and those who know basic
handling, grooming, and riding - but dont
ride consistently. Ready to work on and
strengthen trotting skills and move on to
cantering work by end of week. Will introduce jumping and lateral work. Instructor
placement is required; call Rochelle at
651-324-5406 prior to registering! Must
provide email with registration. Registrants should wear close-toed shoes,
weather appropriate clothing and bring a
water bottle. Min 3/Max 8
Camp A: Mon-Fri, Jul 18-22**

Camp B: Mon-Fri,Aug 15-19
Camp Fee: $130
Instructor: Rochelle Wrisky
12-2pm
12-2pm
Advanced Horse Camp
**NOTE: Those registering for

Pony Camp A, Beg Horse Camp B,
Int. Horse Camp B, or
Adv Horse Camps B & C
need to registered by July 1st.
Beginner Horse Camp

Age 8 & up
Five days of everything horse, from general management to riding techniques. The
week will begin with assigning horses and
chores, and progress to learning safe horse
handling and mounted work. Students will
learn the basics of caring for a horse and
how to safely enjoy their time spent with
them. We work with all skill and comfort
levels. The beginner class is a great way to
try horses and see if it is something you
enjoy. Horse crafts will be made to aid in
learning. All skill levels welcome! When
registering, please indicate which week
camp you are registering for. Registrants
should wear close-toed shoes, weather
appropriate clothing and bring a water
bottle. Min 3/Max 8
Camp A: Mon-Fri, Jun 13-17
Camp B: Mon-Fri, Jul 11-15**
Camp C: Mon-Fri, Jul 25-29
Camp D: Mon-Fri, Aug 22-26
Camp Fee: $150
Camp A: Mon-Fri, Jun 20-24

1-3 pm
Camp B: Mon-Fri, Jul 11-15** 12-2 pm
Camp C: Mon-Fri, Jul 25-29
12-2 pm
Camp D: Mon-Fri, Aug 22-26 12-2 pm
Camp Fee: $150
1-3pm
9-11am
9-11am
9-11am
For Ages 9+
For those who ride consistently and are
ready to polish their trot work, smooth out
canter work, strengthen jumping skills and
lateral work. Will touch on show prep and
etiquitte. Instructor placement is required;
call Rochelle at 651-324-5406 prior to registering! Must provide email with registration. Registrants should wear close-toed
shoes, weather appropriate clothing and
bring a water bottle. Min 3/Max 6
Camp A: Mon-Fri, Jun 27-Jul 1 1-4pm
$225-5 sessions
Camp B: Wed-Fri, Jul 6-8** 9am-Noon
$135-3 sessions
Camp C: Mon-Fri, Jul 18-22** 9-11am
$150-5 sessions
Camp D: Mon-Fri, Aug 15-19
9-11am
$150-5 sessions
Camp Fee: See Above
Youth Paddleboarding
For Ages 12-17
A week-long session offered three times
throughout the summer
Standup paddleboarding is the fastest
growing paddle sport! Learn about what
to wear, essential gear, safety on the water,
paddler responsibilities, launching boards,
board balance and trim, leash use, fin and
rail protection, paddle selection and use,
paddling from the prone, kneeling and
standup positions, and basic maneuvers.
Board, lifejacket, and paddle included.
Ages 12 and up. Min 4/Max 10
Session 1: Mon-Fri, July 11-15**
Session 2: Mon-Fri, July 25-29
Session 3: Mon-Fri, Aug 8-12
All classes will run from 9-11am
Session Fee: $80/session
**NOTE: Those registering for Session 1
must be registered by July 1st.
Classes meet at Point Douglas Park
Teen Summer Exercise Program

For those whove completed 6th-8th gr
This program is focused on getting teens
active and showing them fun exercises and
proper technique. The program will
include body weight exercises, stability
balls, lightweight dumbbells and cardio.
Class will meet four times. For more
informtation, contact Body Works at 715262-2053. Min 10/Max 20
Wednesdays, July 13, 27, Aug 3 & 10
Must be registered with Comm Ed by
July 1 ...if registering between July 1-8,
call Body Works directly (715-262-2053).
10-10:45am
Meets at Body Works, 1380 N Acres Rd
Class Fee: $25
Princesses and Ponies

For Ages 4 and up
Pony rides, crafting, and tea party. Dress in
costume and help decorate a horse!
Min 3/Max 12
Sunday, May 15
12-2 pm
Class Fee: $30/participant or $25 if also
register for Cowboy & Cowgirl Hoedown
Wrisky Ranch (Directions Below)
Cowboy and Cowgirl Hoedown

Ages 4 and up
Wrisky Ranch is a family owned equine

facility founded in 2009 after Rochelle
Wrisky received her Bachelors degree in
Animal Science from the University of
Wisconsin River Falls. Our mission at
Wrisky Ranch is to share our passion for
horses with others and offer them a safe and
knowledgeable place to achieve their personal goals. We welcome all discipline of riding
and anyone who shares the love of horses.
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Pony rides, cowboy craft, and hoedown

games with snack. Min 3/Max 12
Sunday, May 22
12-2 pm
Class Fee: $30/participant or $25 if also
register for Princesses and Ponies class
Wrisky Ranch - N7216 1170th St., Prescott.
Take 29/35 towards River Falls. Turn onto
County Road F; Right on to MM; Left onto
1170th. Driveway is at the bend in the
road.
Java Minecraft Mod Development
Youth
Technology
Advanced Minecraft Mods:

Industrial Revolution
For Those Entering Grades 3-8
This course introduces students to a whole
new world of possibilities in Minecraft.
Learn to tame the world of Minecraft by
creating automated factories. Students
will use mods such as ThermalExplansion,
MineFactory, IndustrialCraft to make
automated factories. This class is for the
intermediate to advanced Minecraft players. Please bring a snack and drink daily.
Min 8/Max 24

Write and edit your own Minecraft mods.
Watch your code come to life. Learn the
basics of Java Coding with Minecraft!
Students should be comfortable with keyboarding, and of course playing Minecraft!
We will be coding using Java, Eclipse and
the Forge API. We will test our mods with
Minecraft game play. At the end of class
take home your Mods to share with family
and friends. Bring a USB drive, snacks
and drink each day. Min 8/Max 24
Mon & Tues, Aug 1 & 2
9am-Noon
Class Fee: $67
Prescott Middle School, Room 202
Instructor: Computer Explorers
Robotic Builders: Battlebots

For Those Entering Grades: 1-5
Completely New Builds! Let the battles
begin! Designed by the experts at MIT,
Lego Wedo Robotics unique system
teaches students about simple machines,
engineering, programming and so much
more. In this camp students will construct
a Catapult, Ninja Star, Tank, Battle Axe,
Crossbow, Battering Ram, and Fighter
Plane and more! Please bring a drink &
snack daily. Min 8/Max 24
Mindstorms EV3 Battlebots
Wed & Thurs, Aug 3 & 4

9am-Noon
Class Fee: $67
Wed & Thurs, June 22 & 23 12:30-3:30pm

Class Fee: $67
Students will have supervised lunch/recess
from 12-12:30. Please send a sack lunch/
beverage with your child each day. We
will meet following summer school (at
Noon) in the Middle School Cafeteria.
Private Instrumental Lessons

@ Studio 300
Piano, Guitar, Squeeze Box,

Beginning Banjo and Trumpet!
Prescott Community Ed. receives a percentage of your lesson fee to help run our
community programs, so please mention
Community Ed when signing up!
All lessons at Studio 300 are $80/month.
Lessons are 30 minutes in length and meet
once a week.
Beginning Piano Lessons
Mon & Tues, June 20 & 21 12:30-3:30pm

Class Fee: $67
beverage with your child each day. We
will meet following summer school (at
Noon) in the Middle School Cafeteria.
A new class with new builds and challenges! Combining the versatility of the LEGO
building system and the Mindstorms
EV3(the most sophisticated microcomputer brick ever made by LEGO), this camp
will energize and excite students. Working
each day in teams, students will construct
fun LEGO models, experiment with programs, and compete in robotic challenges.
Robot building, block programming,
and teamwork will be part of each days
activities. Final challenges will be centered
around target hitting and a sumo battle.
Please bring a drink & snack daily. Min 8/
Max 24
Musical
Enrichment
(Youth & adult)
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Learning to play piano is great for all ages.

Kids and adults are welcome. Lessons are
half an hour in length.
Piano by Ear...No books and notes!

Learn some songs you like as I show you
how MANY people approach the piano
without learning to read music! (not recommended for kids)
Private Guitar Lessons

For Kids 5th grade+ and Adults!
Learn to play your favorite songs from the
Beatles, Floyd, Green Day, Mumford, etc.
Serious Guitar
Lets take guitar to another level! We will
assess where you are and blaze into some
advanced techniques.
Squeeze Box
Come learn to play the squeeze box (three
row button accordian). Zydeco, Polka &
other ethnic styles.
Beginning Banjo
Well put on the finger picks and get it
goin!
Trumpet
Adult
Technology
Joe, the instructor, was a Music Major in

college and Trumpet was his emphasis.
Interested in setting up lessons

at Studio 300?
Prescott doesnt generate enough interest
to hold our own Adult Technology classes,
but we partner with Hastings Community Ed on their technology offerings. Let
Penny know what your technology needs
are and shell try to match you up with
offerings in Hastings. Call her today at
715-262-4676 or email her at ppeters2@
prescott.k12.wi.us.
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To set up any lesson(s), please contact the

instructor, Joe Diethlem, at 715-262-3940.
Lessons are held at STUDIO 300, 3 miles
SE of Prescott, W12034 497th Ave.
Instructor: Joe
Diethelm has been
providing professional
lessons since 1981.
He enjoys meeting &
teaching new people.
Intro to Piano--Kids
For Ages 6-14 years old
Has your child expressed interest in piano
lessons, but you dont know if they will
love it once they begin lessons? Have
them come try it out before committing to
private lessons! In this 6-week course, we
will work through the first part of a piano
method book, play music games, and have
a great time learning to play! Participants
will learn the names of the piano keys,
piano technique, basic rhythms, the rudiments of note reading, and a few music
symbols and terminology. Students will be
able to play a song or two even after just
the first session! Participants need to have
a piano or keyboard at home. Please bring
a 3-ring binder, a pencil, and some scratch
paper to class. A supply fee of $10 will be
collected at the first class by the instructor
for a piano book. Min 2/Max 10
Session A:
Tues, July 19 & 26, Aug 2, 9, 16 & 23
Registration Deadline: Fri, July 1
3:30-4:30pm
Class Fee: $75 + book fee
Class Location: Noteworthy Music Studio,
720 St Croix St, Office 103, (Same building
at Stella Dance)
Instructor: Becky Tharp
Session B:
Thurs, July 21 & 28, Aug 4, 11, 19 & 25
Registration Deadline: Fri, July 1 4:455:45pm
at Stella Dance)
Intro to Piano--Adults/Teens
Have you always wanted to learn to play

the piano, or do you regret quitting piano
lessons as a child? Come and learn (or relearn) basic piano skills, and leave playing
actual recognizable songs! In this 6-week
course, we will work through the first
part of a piano method book, play music games, and have a great time making
music together. Participants will learn the
names of the piano keys, basic rhythms,
some note reading, and music symbols
and terminology. Everyone will leave even
the first session already able to play at
least one song that friends and family will
recognize! For ages 15 and up. Participants
need to have a piano or keyboard at home.
Please bring a 3-ring binder, a pencil, and
some scratch paper to class. A supply fee
of $10 will be collected at the first class by
the instructor for a piano book. Min 2/
Max 10
Session A:
Mon, July 18 & 25, Aug 1, 8, 15 & 22
10-11am
at Stella Dance)
Session B:
Tues, July 19 & 26, Aug 2, 9, 16 & 23
4:30-5:30pm
Class Location: Noteworthy Music
Studio, 720 St Croix St, Office 103, (Same
building at Stella Dance)
Rhythm Workshop
The rhythm workshop is for music students and amateur musicians of all ages
and styles. We will learn to keep a beat
to music, clap and tap various rhythm
patterns (have you ever heard of body
percussion?), perform various rhythm
cup exercises, and maybe even do some
drumming. We will mainly focus on reading rhythms and feeling the beat, but the
main goal of this class is for every student
to have a blast! Prerequisite: Participants
must understand whole, dotted half, half,
and quarter notes. Min 2/Max 12

Crash Course in Choir Singing
Do you sing in a choir, but feel inadequate

because you dont know how to read music? Or would you love to join a choir, but
you dont think you should because you
dont know much about singing? This class
is intended for adults and teens who have
limited or no musical background, but
who have a love of singing. In this short
4-week crash course, you will learn to read
and understand common musical terms
and symbols, how to follow your voice
part in choral music, rhythm basics, the
essentials of reading notes, and some basic
singing and breathing techniques. Come
prepared to work hard and have a great
time! Please bring a 3-ring binder, a pencil,
and some scratch paper to class. Min 3/
Max 14
Mon, Aug 1, 8, 15 & 22
6-7:30pm
Class Fee: $75
at Stella Dance)
Woodwind Ensemble Workshop
Calling all woodwind players! Any child or

adult who has been playing a woodwind
instrument for a year or more is welcome
to sign up and have fun playing in a small
group. This includes flutes, clarinets,
saxophones, oboes, and bassoons. Depending on our instrumentation, we may
have a trio, quartet, or a larger woodwind
ensemble. We will work on playing without
a conductor, using our ears to help us
adjust to other players, arranging music
for a unique group of instruments, and
playing a wide range of music. While there
will likely be quite a bit of classical music,
we will explore several other styles as well,
possibly including jazz, ragtime, pop,
video game music, and more. Together as
a group we will find one or more performance opportunities to share our hard
work. Since small ensembles rely on participation from every member, please sign
up for this workshop only if you will need
to miss no more than one session. Please
bring your instrument, a 3-ring binder, a
pencil, and some scratch paper to class.
Min 2/Max 12
**When registering, please indicate
which instrument you play and how long
youve been playing it.
Thurs, June 23 & 30

10:30am-12pm
Class Fee: $39
at Stella Dance)
For fun, put the answer on the Prescott
Community Education Facebook page for
a chance to win a DQ ice cream cone!
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Mon, June 20 & 27, July 11, 18 & 25, and

Aug 1, 8, 15 & 22
3-4pm
Registration Deadline: Mon, June 6 so
that music can be assembled
Class Fee: $110
at Stella Dance)
Grilling Basics for Home Cooks
Adult General
enrichment
Microbrews: Taste & Demystify
For Adults Ages 21+
For our first time, we will demystify microbrews, discover the process, the incredible
climb in popularity and enjoy wonderful
music with delicious food pairings. In partnership with the LeDuc Historic Estate.
Fri, July 8 (Registration Deadline:
July 1 - no late registrations accepted)
7-9pm
Class Fee: $40
Class Location: LeDuc Historic Estate,
1629 Vermillion Street, Hastings. Please
park around back and follow the walk-way.
Instructor: Amy Deaver
Basics of Your dSLR

For Ages: Teen - Adult
Want to have fun with your camera?
Frustrated with not getting the results you
want? This class will help you get out of
auto mode and into awesome mode. Learn
how to explore different settings on your
dSLR camera and the basics of what they
mean. Min 5/Max 10
Materials: Must have own digital SLR. Students will be required to create and email
or print one image for instructor to present
in second class.
Wed, Aug 31 & Sept 7
6-7:30pm
Class Fee: $64
Instructor: Brooke Ringdahl
Continuing Basics of your dSLR

For Ages Teen - Adult
Have you taken the basics course from
Brooke and want to learn more? This class
will continue where you left off. Digging deeper into the best way to create a
photograph. Including composition and
lighting. Min 5/Max 10
Materials: Must have own digital SLR. Students will be required to create and email
or print one image for instructor to present
in second class.
Wed, Sept 21 & 28
6-7:30pm
Class Fee: $64
Instructor: Brooke Ringdahl
If you havent grilled before or are unhappy

with your results, get-up-to-speed with
grilling basics! Learn what to look for in
a simple, reliable, grill (basics that apply
equally to bigger grills) and instant-read
thermometers; the cuts of meat that can
makeor breakyour grilling, make
marinades and rubs, and do some direct
and indirect grilling outside the classroom
door. Plan to give instructor $10 food fee
at class. Bring a kitchen towel and container. Extensive handouts provided. Well
be grilling in the backyard on the patio at
Tilden Community Center. Min 6/Max 18
Thurs, May 19
6-9pm
Class Fee: $29 + supply fee
Class Location: Tilden Community Center, 310 River St., Hastings - Patio (located
at rear of bldg)
Instructor: Jan Zita Grover
Boater/PWC Safety
All Ages are Welcome!
WI State Law: A child under age of 10
cannot operate a motorboat; a child 10-11
years old may operate a motorboat only
if accompanied by an parent or adult (18
yrs +) designated by the parent; a child
12-15 years old may operate a motorboat
if he/she has completed a boater safety
course that is accepted by WI DNR, or is
accompanied by a parent or adult (18 yrs
+) designated by the parent; a person at
least 16 years old may operate a motorboat only if he/she has completed a boater
safety course that is accepted by WI DNR
adults born BEFORE January 1, 1989
are exempt from the safety course requirement.
About Boating Safety (ABS) covers the
fundamentals of boating. The course
is designed for skippers and crew of all
types of watercraft. If you are born after
1989 and need your Watercraft Operators
Permit, this course meets the MN and
WI requirements. The course material is
covered in seven chapters, which touch on:
Know your Boat, Safely Operating Your
Boat or PWC, Before You Get Underway,
Navigating the Waterways, The Legal
Requirements of Boating, Boat EmergenciesWhat to Do?, Enjoying Water Sports
With Your Boat
Fri, May 13, 6-9pm
AND Sat, May 14, 8am-1pm
Must attend both days!
Prescott High School, Room 2
Class Cost: $30.00 1st person in family,
$5 for each additional family member
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Prescott Comm Education

Gift Certificates Available!
Contact Penny at 715-262-4676 or

ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us
DIY Beauty & Body Care Class
Join us on on a discovery of making your

very own personal care products using all
natural ingredients and the power of therapeutic essential oils. Put on your creative
hat and learn to make your own safe, natural products for your body, your family and
your home. We will have healthy beverages made from oils available as a make and
take also.
Class A: During this 90-minute class you
will learn to make, (and you will take home
with you), lip balm with sunscreen and Sun
Day Spray to keep us safe in the summer
sun. You will also have the option to make
a flea and tick spray for your pet or a Tender Tush spray for your baby.
Class B: During this 90-minute class
you will learn to make, (and you will take
home with you), stainless steel cleaning
spray, wood cleaning spray, and mold and
mildew spray.
Class A: Thurs, July 21**
6:15-7:45pm
Class B: Thurs, Sept 22
6:15-7:45pm
Class Fee: $25
Class Location: The HAIRitage, 740 Albert
Street, Prescott
**NOTE: Registrations for Class A must
be recieved by July 1st.
Class instructor is Debra Overbye of Optimal Health, LLC
Is there a class youd like

to see this fall?
Is there a class youd
possibly like to teach?
Somewhere in particular youd
like to see a trip offered?
Community Ed loves hearing
about new classes & trips youd
like to see offered, and welcomes new
teachers! Contact Penny at 715-262-4676
or email her at
ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us.
Handbuilt Pottery
Adult
Creative Arts
& Crafts
Brush Strokes Painting Party!
Its all about FUN! If you are looking for

a formal art training, this is not the right
place for you. We are all about the PARTY! For all Brush Strokes Paint Parties:
Food, Fun, Friends, Family, Laughter,
Smiles, Pictures are all welcome and
encouraged. These parties will be held at
Wrisky Ranch. Community Ed is providing pretzels, but feel free to bring your
own snacks and beverages. Min 8/Max 25
Thurs, July 28
6:30-8:30pm
Party Fee: $25
Held at Wrisky Ranch, N7216 1170th St.,
Prescott. Take 29/35 towards River Falls.
Turn onto County Road F; Right on to
MM; Left onto 1170th. Driveway is at the
bend in the road.
Instructor: Kayleen
of Brush Strokes.
Kayleen feels everyone needs more fun
options to get out
but not spend a ton
of money or time,
and so she designed
Brush Strokes to fill
that need perfectly!
Beginning Crochet--Adults/teens
Come learn the basic crochet skills you

need to make a potholder, scarf, or even
an afghan! We will be learning the chain,
single crochet stitch, half double crochet
stitch, and double crochet stitch, and maybe even more if we have time. We will also
learn how to read a simple pattern. Great
for adults and kids age 13 and older. Please
bring to class: solid color Red Heart Super
Saver yarn (light colors are best), size H
aluminum crochet hook, and scissors. A
tapestry (yarn) needle will also be helpful.
Class meets three times. Min 2/Max 12
Session A: Tues, June 21, 28, July 12
4-5:30pm
Class Fee: $59
Session B: Thurs, Aug 4, 11 & 18
10:30am-12pm
Class Fee: $59
at Stella Dance)
This is a two-hour starter class where you

will learn to hand-build one coil pot and
you will create a slab mold dish. Your pieces will be fired and glazed by the instructor
and will be available for pick-up at a later
date. Additional Materials/Fees: $20 (collected by instructor) - includes clay, glaze,
firing fee, use of tools and equipment.
Session A: Mon, May 23
6:30-8:30pm
Session B: Fri, June 10
6:30-8:30pm
Session C: Mon, Aug 29
6:30-8:30pm
Class Fee: $30/session + $20 addtl fees
Class Location: BreakAway Arts Studio
Level, 111 East 3rd St., Hastings
Private Stained Glass Lessons
Have you always wanted to learn how to

make a stained glass window? Do you have
a piece that is in need of repair? You can
learn how to paint, stain, and fire the glass
as its been done for 800 years, or make
something contemporary. Many of you
who live in older homes may have glass
that needs repair. Our instructor has many
design patterns from 30 years of glass making you can also choose from.
If interested in finding out more about
this opportunity, please contact our
instructor, Joe Diethelm, directly at 715262-3940. Community Ed. will receive
a portion of your lesson fee to help grow
and maintain our programming in
Prescott. Lessons are held at STUDIO 300,
3 miles SE of Prescott, W12034 497th Ave.
Youth
Creative Arts
& Crafts
Tie Dye Party

For Ages 5-12
This is NOT a project you want your kids
doing at home! Send your kids to class
to make a tie dyed shirt they will wear all
summer long. Children must bring their
own white t-shirt to class. Please pack a
nut free snack and a drink for your child.
Min 6/Max 20
Wed, Aug 17
1-4pm
Middle School Art Room, Room 125
Class Fee: $32
PJ Party Art Camp

For Ages 3-6
Roll out of bed and come to camp in your
jammies! Why? Because every kid is just a
little bit more creative while wearing their
slippers! These art projects are anything
but ordinary. Well create turtles, trees,
masks and more magnificent masterpieces
that are designed to educate and inspire
your child as they learn about the wonders
of art. We will sculpt, collage, print, paint
and (of course) create a huge mess as we
explore basic art concepts - all while in
our jammies! Please pack a nut free snack
and drink for your child. Min 6/Max 10
9am-Noon
Class Fee: $57
The Messiest Art Camp Ever!

For Ages 5-12
Back by popular demand with all new
projects that takes mess-making to a
whole new level! Well paint with plaster,
sculpt with gooey gunk, make papier
mach birds and fling paint like Jackson
Pollock. We will even learn some art terms
along the way. These are not projects to
tackle at home leave the mess with us.
After all, being a kid is messy business!
Please pack a nut free snack and drink for
your child. Min 6/Max 20
1-4pm
Class Fee: $57
LEGO Dino World Art Camp

For Ages 4-9
Fabulously Fancy Art Camp

For Ages 5-12
Come get fancy with us! Well create
glittery, girly art projects galore in this exciting camp. Well make fancy clay shoes,
fancy jewelry boxes, fancy spa products
and fancy felt purses too! Well even paint
our fingernails-you guessed it . . . fancy!
Sorry boys, this camp is for girls only!
1-4pm
Class Fee: $57
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Blast yourself back to the Jurassic period

where dinosaurs roamed and owned the
land! Use your LEGO brick building
skills to create the most fearsome dinos
you can imagine. Well create with paint,
play with clay, construct costumes and
more as we learn about these ancient
and monstrous creatures. If it crawled or
swam, ran or jumped, well make it come
back to life in this Lego themed art camp!
9am-Noon
Class Fee: $57
Unicorns & Their Fairy Friends

For Ages 4-9
Unicorns, fairies and more mystical creatures will inspire us at this magical camp.
Your child will dream of swimming with
mermaids, flying on the back of Pegasus,
fighting a fire breathing dragon and more!
Model Magic, air-dry clay, paint, glitter
and other magical materials will help bring
their dreams to life. Please pack a nut free
snack and drink for your child. Min 6/
Max 15
Tues & Wed, Aug 16 & 17
9am-Noon
Class Fee: $57
Glow-in-the-Dark Millennium
Falcon
For Ages 5-12
This is the coolest art class in the galaxy!
Well create intergalactic art that glowsin-the-dark! Your young Jedi will use both
air-dry and Model Magic clay to construct the Millennium Falcon. Please pack
a nut free snack and drink for your child.
Min 6/Max 20
Tues, Aug 16
1-4pm
Class Fee: $32
Marvelously Messy Art Camp

For Ages 4-9 years
Hey kids, do you love to get messy? Then
this is the art camp for you! Well use clay,
papier mache, paint and more simply
sloppy supplies to make projects your
mom would never let you do at home!
Well become masters at making a mess,
learn some pretty cool stuff and have lots
of fun while doing it! Making a mess is
the best! Please pack a nut free snack and
drink for your child. Min 6/Max 15
Mon & Tues Aug 22 & 23
9am-Noon
Class Fee: $57
Invest in a Student
Invest in a student who is unable to

participate in Comm. Ed. activities due to
financial challenges. Limited scholarships
are available to school-age children and
senior citizens. To make a donation to
the scholarship program, please mail it in
using the registration form in this catalog,
or drop it off at the Comm. Ed. Office at
the High School.
Beginning Crochet--Kids
Crochet isnt only for adults! In our kids

crochet class we will learn the chain,
single crochet stitch, and possibly even
the double crochet stitch. In our first two
sessions we will focus on learning basic
crochet skills, and in our final session kids
can choose to either make a small bag or a
potholder! Great for kids ages 6-12. Please
bring to class: solid color Red Heart Super
Saver yarn (light colors are best), size I or
J aluminum crochet hook, and scissors. A
tapestry (yarn) needle will also be helpful.
Class meets three times. Min 2/Max 12
Thurs, July 14, 21 & 28** 10:30am-12pm
Class Fee: $59
at Stella Dance)
**NOTE: Registration must be received
by July 1st.
Youth General
Enrichment
Woodworking
ALL NEW PROJECTS! A tic-tac-toe
game, a book holder, baseball bat and ball
hanger,small storage box and a key hanger.
Builders will learn to measure, cut, sand,
paint and then take home each project
they build. This Youth Enrichment League
(YEL) class educates students on the use of
basic tools (hammers, nails, screwdriver,
measuring tape, t-square and more).
SAFETY IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY. No
power tools will be used in class. See www.
YouthEnrichmentLeague.com for more
details. NOTE: Participants should be
comfortable cutting using a small saw as
well as using other hand tools. Students
should wear clothes that can get paint on
them. min 6 /max 16
M-Th, June 13-16
12:30-3:30pm
Middle School Shop Room 122
Class Fee: $135
beverage with your child each day. We will
meet following summer school (at Noon)
in the Middle School Cafeteria.
Summer Chess!
Red Cross Babysitting

Certification Clinic
For Ages 11-15 years
At time of publication a school calendar
had not been adopted by the school board.
Once a calendar is adopted, we will set up
a fall Babysitting Certification Clinic. Parents will be notified via email, and flyers
sent home with 5-7th grade students.
Intro to Cheerleading
For Ages 4-15
Learn popular middle school and high
school cheers, jumps, leaps, splits, choreographed pom-pom routines, and more.
Improves physical fitness, coordination,
flexibility, cooperation skills and increases
self-esteem. Children are affirmed, supported and effectively taught by a certified instructor. Participation in summer
parades will be offered, including the
Hastings Rivertown Days Parade. Optional
merchandise items available for purchase,
but are not required to participate. (This
class usually meets 10 times for 45 min,
but has been condensed to 5 times for 1.5
hours for the summer session.)
Thurs, Jun 16-Jul 14
6:30-8pm
Class Fee: $75
Class Location: Hastings Middle School,
Cafeteria - 1000 11th St W, Hastings
Instructor: All American Youth Programs
of MN
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All levels welcome. Youth Enrichment

Leagues (YEL) summer chess camp works
with all levels of students. Beginners
learn piece movement, capturing, check,
checkmate, castling and more; returning
students study intermediate lessons (Pins,
Forks, Back Rank Mates, as examples);
advanced students will study Elimination
of Defense, Opening Theory and other advanced concepts. We will hold an
in-class tournament the last day of class.
Our summer camps are fun, fast-paced
and packed with information. YEL chess
coaches are dynamic, caring and dedicated
to the individual growth of each chess
student. Battle summer brain drain and
procure the necessary tools to beat your
dad at chess! Sign up today! min 6 /max 16
M-Th, June 27-30
12:30-3:30pm
Middle School Room 222
Class Fee: $95
Interested in teaching
Preschool Classes?
If you have a talent that youd like

to share with some little tykes, please
contact Penny at 715-262-4676 or
Boater/PWC Safety
All Ages are Welcome!
WI State Law: A child under age of 10
cannot operate a motorboat; a child 10-11
years old may operate a motorboat only
if accompanied by an parent or adult (18
yrs +) designated by the parent; a child
12-15 years old may operate a motorboat
if he/she has completed a boater safety
course that is accepted by WI DNR, or is
accompanied by a parent or adult (18 yrs
+) designated by the parent; a person at
least 16 years old may operate a motorboat only if he/she has completed a boater
safety course that is accepted by WI DNR
adults born BEFORE January 1, 1989
are exempt from the safety course requirement.
About Boating Safety (ABS) covers the
fundamentals of boating. The course
is designed for skippers and crew of all
types of watercraft. If you are born after
1989 and need your Watercraft Operators
Permit, this course meets the MN and
WI requirements. The course material is
covered in seven chapters, which touch on:
Know your Boat, Safely Operating Your
Boat or PWC, Before You Get Underway,
Navigating the Waterways, The Legal
Requirements of Boating, Boat EmergenciesWhat to Do?, Enjoying Water Sports
With Your Boat
Fri, May 13, 6-9pm
AND Sat, May 14, 8am-1pm
Must attend both days!
Prescott High School, Room 2
Class Cost: $30.00 1st person in family,
$5 for each additional family member
Forensics Lab
For Ages 8 to 12
Use forensic science to help solve some
Mad Science mysteries. Learn about cells
as you extract the DNA from wheat germ
and make a model cell. Collect evidence
with your own Inspectikit. Reconstruct a
mystery scene and the face of the suspect
with your Whodunit take home kit. Examine footprints; use your own Fingerprint
Finder to identify fingerprints left at the
scene. Min 10/Max 20
Mon-Thurs, June 27-30
12:30-3:30pm
Class Fee: $120
Instructor: Mad Science of MN
Jr. Scientist
For Ages 5 to 7
Have you ever wanted to be a chemist,
geologist, biologist, illusionist, or paleontologist? These are just some of the
Mad Science scientists you will become
while learning about bugs, sea life, fossils,
minerals, optical illusions, magic and what
makes slime slimy and putty sticky. Enjoy
hands-on fun and experiments as you
explore a different theme each day. Min
10/Max 20
Mon-Thurs, June 13-15
12:30-3:30pm
Camp Fee: $110
Secret Agent
For Ages 7 to 12
Can you outwit the Mad Science Spy?
James Bonds gadgets werent all science
fiction. Discover the science behind some
real spy technology as you listen to distant
voices and sounds. Learn about different secret codes, their use in clandestine
communications and a little of the history
behind them. Experiment passing your
messages using a spy technique called a
dead drop. Build an alarm system, a
secret safe and attempt to defeat several
security systems. Min 10/Max 20
Mon-Thurs, August 1-4
9-Noon
Camp Fee: $110
DNR Classes
Did you know... the DNR has a website that

describes all the safety courses & where
they are held.
Check it out at...www.dnr.state.wi.us
Hunter Safety
Hunter Safety is offered three times a

year - Dave Hovel teaches a class in March
and in September/October, while Mike
Kosmalski teaches one in conjunction with
sumer school. Register by emailing Dave
at hovel4@comcast.net or 715-262-3615.
Registration for the summer school class is
done through summer school registration.
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Does your child have an

interest in something we
dont normally offer?
Is there a class youd possibly
like to teach?
Somewhere in particular
youd like to see a trip
offered for families?
instructors! Contact Penny at
715-262-4676 or email her at
Minion Party Camp

For Youth in Grades 1-5
If you go bananas over little yellow creatures wearing goggles, MINION PARTY
CAMP is the place for you! Adopt your
very own Minion. Your tribe will create a
lab where you get to build rocket launchers, jelly blasters, and an arcade game for
you and your Minion. So which will you
be? A purple Minion angry about missing
out? Or a yellow Minion enjoying the fun
of this Challenge Island?
Min 10/Max 25
Mon-Thurs, Jun 20-23
1-4 pm
McAuliffe Elementary School,
1601 12th St W, Hastings, Room #151
Class Fee: $95
Instructor: Challenge Island
community non-profit offerings

The Borner Farm Project
Carpenter
Nature
Center
~1266 Walnut St., Prescott ~

See our website for more info:
www.bornerfarmproject.com
You can also Like us on Facebook at
The Borner Farm Project
Permaculture Design
Certification Course
This will be a full PDC Course with all

areas of the curriculum covered including
water harvesting techniques, plant guilds,
alternative energy, home building strategies, residential and urban homesteading,
how to create a permaculture design and
more. Students of this training will also get
to see first-hand how a small community
gardening project is turning into a thriving
and purposeful experience for the individuals and community involved. This will be
our third year hosting Midwest Permacultures PDC course at the farm. If youre interested in learning more about this course
offering and about permaculture, please
visit Midwest Permacultures informative
website: https://midwestpermaculture.
com/ Class Min: 12
Sun, June 19 Sun, June 26
Location: 618 Pearl St, Prescott WI 54021
and 1266 Walnut St, Prescott WI 54021
Instructors Bill and Becky Wilson are
the founders and instructors of Midwest
Permaculture.
Pizza Nights at the Farm
Grab your picnicware; its pizza season

again! This years Friday Night Pizza
events run every other Friday from May 6
through October 21, rain or shine. Pizzas
will change with the season. You wont
want to miss a single one! Our pizza menu
features both traditional and inventive
flavors. We also serve delicious farm-fresh
appetizers, seasonal desserts, and drinks;
non-alcoholic options, as well as local
beers and a selection of wines. Check our
websites calendar of events to see if this
Friday is a pizza night on the farm!
Every other Friday from May 6 Oct 21
Times: We take orders starting at 5pm
through 8pm. We dont close until everyone has had their pizza and enjoyed the
atmosphere!
Location: The Borner Farm Project 1266
Walnut St, Prescott WI, 54021
Open Daily from

8am-4:30pm
Brick Oven Basics:

Building and Baking
Curious about baking wood-fired pizza

and bread in your backyard, but not ready
to commit to permanent oven construction? Want to find a cheaper alternative
to a prefabricated oven? Join us and learn
how to build a portable stacked-brick oven
from loose bricks. After the oven is built,
we will fire it up and learn how to make
dough for flatbread, pizza, and artisan
bread. Then we will bake, eat, and have a
good time! To register, please email your
name and contact information and class
title to bornerfarmproject@gmail.com or
call Diane at 651-235-4906. Class Min: 5
Sat, May 28
9am 5pm
Sat, July 9
9am 5pm
Sat, Sept 24
9am 5pm
Location: The Borner Farm, 1266 Walnut
St, Prescott, WI 54021
Tuition: $80
Instructor: David S. Cargo (bio below)
Learn to Bake in a Wood-fired

Oven
Join David S. Cargo to learn how to bake

in a wood-fired oven. Students will learn
how to make dough for flatbreads (including naan and pita) and pizza, and how to
fire-roast vegetables. All of these foods will
be baked on site in the Mary & Peter Gove
wood-fired oven. Students will leave with
knowledge of wood-fired ovens, the nature
of baking at different temperature ranges,
several recipes for a wood-fired oven, and
practice baking in one of these ovens. To
register, please email your name and contact information and class title to bornerfarmproject@gmail.com or call Diane at
651-235-4906. Class Min: 5
Sat, July 16
1pm 5pm
Location: The Borner Farm, 1266 Walnut
St, Prescott, WI 54021
Tuition: $40
Instructor: David S. Cargo is the founder
of the Minnesota Oveneers; a club for
builders, operators, and owners of woodfired ovens. He is one of the founding
members of the Saint Paul Bread Club, a
former baker at Trotters Cafe and Bakery
and the St. Agnes Baking Company, and
a featured baker in Kim Odes cookbook,
Baking with the Saint Paul Bread Club:
Recipes, Tips, and Stories.
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For info on upcoming classes and events,

please call 651-437-4359, or check out
their website at www.CarpenterNatureCenter.org. You can also like them on
FaceBook!
The Visitors Center has world-class
exhibits with live animals on display and
a raptors featuring a Bald Eagle, Peregrine Falcon, Red-tailed Hawk and Great
Horned Owl. With over 10 miles of hiking
trails, three-and-a-half which are paved to
accommodate persons with mobility limitations, you will see a vast variety of plant
and animal communities.
Summer Camps
There are a number of summer camps
available for youth. Camps fill fast, with
some possibly already being full. For more
information on camps, visit their website
or call them (info listed above).
Saint Croix Valley Scramble

July 18, 2016
The St. Croix Valley Scramble is a golf
event to benefit Carpenter Nature Center.
Each year business and community golfers
gather at Afton Alps Golf Course for this
popular fundraiser, which includes many
prizes, hole contests and a banquet, wonderfully prepared by Afton Alps. Visit the
Centers website (listed above) for info on
how to register.
Is there a class youd like

to see this fall?
Is there a class youd possibly
like to teach?
Somewhere in particular youd
like to see a trip offered?
instructors! Contact Penny at
715-262-4676 or email her at
Calling all Non-Profits...
Community
Information
Prescott Royal Ambassadors
The mission of the Ambassadors is to

make a difference in the community in
which they live, encouraging the development and education of young women, and
relationships with all ages. Ambassadors
will spend a year together bonding and
becoming both lifelong friends and
extended family. They spend their time
volunteering in and around their community. In addition to volunteering, the
Ambassadors spend their summer attending surrounding cities festivals, spreading
the joy and spirit of the beautiful city they
represent.
For more information, visit their website
at www.prescottdaze.com/ambassadors.
html or contact the Prescott Ambassador
Committee at 715-307-5619, Prescott.
ambassadors@gmail.com.
Upcoming Dates:
2015 Prescott Royal Ambassador
Farewell Luncheon -Sunday, May 15 at
1 pm. Park Grove Bowl, St. Paul Park
Candidate Informational Meeting
Wednesday, August 3 at 6pm in the
park right across the street from the
Prescott Middle School.
Coronation will be the Monday following the Prescott Daze Celebration.
More information to come.
Community
Celebrations!
Prescott Community Eds
Kick-off the Summer
Coming Friday, June 3
5-8pm at Lions Park

Would your organization or business like
to be part of this years event?
If so, contact Penny at 715-262-4676 or
ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us and shell
send you out a booth registration form.
Not sure you want a traditional booth?
Why not host a game or activity?
Last years event was a huge success...
come join us for another year of
Kicking-off Summer in Prescott!
Mark Your Calendars...
Prescott Daze
September 9-11th!
Street Dance, Car Show, Parade,
Kids Events, Fishing Contest,
Vendor Booths, Schools Theater
Department Play & MORE!
For more info. check out
www.prescottdaze.com
or call 715-262-3284.
Prescott Daze Fun Run/Walk
Prescott Moms Group
Come meet other moms from the Prescott

area! We will be meeting every other
Thursday morning starting May 14th
from 9am-11am. We will get together at
local parks, plan fun activities and just get
the kids out to play. Find our Facebook
page (Prescott, WI Moms Club) OR email
Stephanie Boden at tsboden@gmail.com
for more information.
Are you a non-profit that would like us to

share your information in an upcoming
catalog? Space is limited, but we can at
least mention your organization and the
contact information if we dont have space
for more. Just contact Penny at
ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us or 715262-4676. Prescott Community Education
encompasses the whole community and
wed like to include you!
The fun returns...Saturday, Sept. 10, 8am

Gather at the Prescott High School.
More information will be available at
www.prescottdaze.com
or call 715-262-5368.
Prescott Daze Disc Golf

Tournament
The fun begins...Saturday, Sept. 10, 2 pm

An informal tournament held at the
Prescott H.S. More information will be
available at www.prescottdaze.com or call
715-262-5368.
Need a Sitter?
Prescott Community Ed holds babysitter

certification classes each year and keeps
an ongoing list of the certified babysitters
in our community. Contact Penny at
ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us for the list.
Local Fundraising Plant Sales

Garden Party Plant Sale
Sat, May 21, 9am 3pm

Location: Freedom Park Pavilion, Prescott
Proceeds from the annual Garden Sale
help support ongoing maintenance and
updates to our beautiful native plant
demonstration gardens and prairie restoration activities in Freedom Park. We sell
annuals, perennials, native plants, veggies
and much more. We offer a free Kids
Planting Activity and the opportunity to
have your questions answered by a Master
Garden Volunteer at the Garden Sale as
well.
Joy Lutheran Plant Market
Sat, May 14, 9am - 2pm

Sun, May 15, 9am - Noon
Location: Joy Lutheran Church, Prescott
Get ready to get your hands dirty and add
some color to your yard. Proceeds will go
to the Prescott Food Shelf,
St. Croix Habitat for Humanity, ELCA
Missions, and Joy Worship Enhancements.
Prescott Community Ed
Gift Certificates Available!
Contact Penny at 715-262-4676 or

ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us for
information on purchasing one.
Options for Women
Formerly known as Pregnancy Helpline, this non-profit organization started

over 30 years ago to support women and
families facing an unplanned pregnancy.
In 2015, the Board of Directors approved
a plan to change the name to Options for
Women and expand - adding medical services, including ultrasounds, pregnancy
and STI/STD testing.
We are located at 214 North Main Street,
River Falls.
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Prescotts Great River Road

Theater
Presents....
July 8-17
Producation held at Public Square Park
Times had not been set at publication
time, so watch for info around town this
summer about play times and where to
purchase tickets.
Ticket Prices:
Adult - $10/each
Ages 5-16 - $7/each
Ages 4 & Under - Free
$25/Family Pack
(Max 2 adults & 4 students)
Backstage hands and actors
are still needed. For more
information, please contact
Judy Johnson at 715-425 7969.
The Prescott Black Hats:

Outdoor Airsoft Club
Why sit inside and play video games when

you could be outside in the field living
them! The Prescott Black Hats: Outdoor
Airsoft Club invites both experienced
players and first timers to join its ranks.
The Black Hats strive to provide through
its rules and leadership, an environment of
safety and fun, conducive to team and personal growth as players. We prefer all players be at least high school age (15+) and
older, as airsoft can be a high speed, physically demanding sport; all minors must
have parental consent. One of our biggest
goals is to keep airsoft affordable for new
players so our senior members regularly
lend extra gear to help outfit first timers
from your boots to your weapon our goal
is to help you get in quick and affordably.
We make it a point to organize one or
more field play days a month, we also
scheduled bi-monthly meetings/gear swap
meets in warmer weather. All events are
scheduled at least two weeks in advance,
large events will be scheduled months in
advance; dates and times can be found on
out club event pages via facebook at: www.
facebook.com/prescottblackhats.
Like
Prescott Community
Education
on Facebook for
updates, reminders,
photos, surveys, etc.
MOPS - Mothers of Preschoolers
River Falls Chapter

Youre invited to join us! MOPS is a great
organization that offers moms, just like
you, the support, encouragement, spiritual hope, and resources you need to be a
GREAT mom.
Where:
First Covenant Church, River Falls
When: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of the month
from 9:15-11:15am
Starting with the 2016-2017 School Year
Questions? 715-425-2640
Childcare available.
Kinnickinnic State Park
This past fall at the Park we started to build

the Kids Natural Playground. We hope to
see you out at the Park...its a great place to
explore and relax for the whole family!
The Friends of Willow River and

Kinnickinnic State Parks (OWLs,
Inc.) was founded in 1990 by a small
group of dedicated local citizens. This

members-based group, led by volunteers,
gathers periodically for organizational
meetings in order to work together with
the park manager to organize and fund
supplemental park programs, projects
and events. To join, please complete the
membership form at the following link or
join online at our secure website: https://
squareup.com/market/willow-river-owls.
Art Along the Willow

Sunday, June 5 10am-3pm
Stroll through the park and see over 40
booths containing many fine arts and
crafts being offered for purchase. The
Friends will have the only food concession
stand and will host musical groups. There
may be a kids craft table. Sunday, June 5 is
a Wisconsin State Parks Open House, so
there is no fee for anyone to enter the park.
Young Naturalist Classes ...

Starting in June, classes will be offered at
Willow River State Park. For more information, visit their website at http://www.
willowkinnifriends.org/
3-5 year olds - Tuesdays from 10-11am
from June 14 - August 9, 2016
6-8 year olds - Tuesdays from 1-3pm from
June 14 - August 9, 2016.
9-12 year olds - Wednesdays from 1-3
from June 25 - August 10, 2016.
Geo-Caching
GPS equipment is available to borrow for
free in the park. Come and find all the
caches in the park.
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Look Good, Feel Better (LGFB)

A Step Beyond Medicine
LGFB is a free, non-medical program that

teaches beauty techniques to female cancer
patients, in active treatment, to help them
cope with skin changes and hair loss, using
cosmetics, skin care products, and wigs.
The group meets at the River Falls Area
Hospital, but all are welcome no matter
where you are receiving your medical care.
LGFB is Free. Registration is required so
a cosmetic kit can be waiting for you. Call
715-307-6061 and ask Helen to reserve
your space (or the American Cancer Society at 1-800-227-2345). To see more about
the program go to http://www.youtube.
com/watch?v=jxQ2aBbEIw
Need CPR/First-Aid
Training?
Have-a-Heart (Hwy 29
between Prescott & River
Falls) offers classes every
few months that are open
to the public. To find out
when the classes are offered, call 715-4257754 or visit www.haveaheartinc.org
Welcome & Heritage Center
The renovated Welcome & Heritage Center

houses the Prescott Area Chamber of Commerce and Prescott Area Historical Society.
A multi-dimensional center offers exhibits
highlighting local heritage plus maps, brochures and information on the Prescott,
Pierce County and surrounding areas.
Hours: Tues - Fri
10am-3pm
Hastings Prescott Art Council
For info on HPAACs following opportunities (and all their other activities) check out
www.hpaac.org.
Orange Dragon Art Gallery
122 Orange Street, Prescott

715-262-4122
Hours: Wed-Sun 11am-5pm
The non-profit Hastings Prescott Area Art
Councils (HPAAC) Orange Dragon Art
Gallery in Prescott displays and sells a
wide array of art from local artists. When
you visit the gallery, you are supporting
the artists of our community. Whether you
are an artist who is interested in joining
HPAAC in order to display your work at
the Orange Dragon, or if you are interested
in local arts, please visit the Orange
Dragon Art Gallery. For more information, check www.orangedragongallery.org
or www.hpaac.org. You can also find them
on Facebook.
Prescott Public Library

800 Borner St., N
715-262-5555
www.prescottpubliclibrary.org
prescottlib@prescottpubliclibrary.org
Like us on Facebook!
! www.facebook.com/PrescottLibraryWisconsin
Library Hours:
Monday-Thursday 10am-8pm
Friday 10am-6pm
Saturday 10am-2pm
The Prescott Public Library offers a wide range of materials, services and programs to
serve everyones information and recreation needs, including: access to over 1.5 million
items from 50 libraries through the MORE Online catalog, e-books and digital audiobooks, public access Internet computers, materials and training for job seekers, and
much more. Special programs and events include a variety of activities from author
visits to the Summer Reading Program. Check out all the great things available @ your
Prescott Public Library today!
Programs and Events:
Summer Library Program: The Summer

Library Program encourages children
to read all summer and help decrease
summer learning loss. Adults, teens and
children are invited to register, attend fun
events, participate in activities and earn
free books as reading rewards. This years
theme, On Your Mark, Get Set, READ!,
will keep us moving and grooving indoors
and out. Registration starts May 26, 2016.
A calendar of events will be posted on our
website at www.prescottpubliclibrary.org.
Family Storytimes: Tuesdays at 6:30pm
and Fridays at 10:30am. Summer Storytimes start June 7th. Registration is not
required.
1000 Books Before Kindergarten, our

early literacy program for young children,
is designed to help families make reading
aloud a habit. 1000 Books is for children
from birth until they start kindergarten,
and children in 4K are welcome to participate. When you register your children at
the library, you will receive the information and materials they need to participate,
plus a free book. The 1000 Books program
is supported by a grant from the Prescott
Foundation.
If you have questions about these programs, please call the library at 715-2625555. Additional programs and events
may be scheduled after publication of this
catalog. Please check our website, www.
prescottpubliclibrary.org or check out their
Facebook page to stay up-to-date.
Prescott LIFE
The LIFE organization is committed to LIFE - Longing for an Immeasurable Future for
Everyone. The LIFE group focuses on making a difference in our community, striving
to incorporate our belief that life is important at every stage. For more information,
contact them at 715-262-3480 or mille@prescottlife.org. You can also visit them online
at www.prescottlife.org for a
Field of Angels Coed Softball Tournament
list of their upcoming
Hosted by Anderson Home Daycare and Prescott LIFE
community events.
Saturday, July 16th _ Sunday, July 17th
Start time 8:00 AM ~ PHS Softball Fields - Prescott
Minimum Age: 16 years old
Limited to 12 Teams
Guaranteed to play at least 2 games
Contest Fee is $200/team
Cash Prizes: 1st - $400, 2nd - $200 and 3rd - $100
All proceeds benefit Halos of the Saint Croix Valley,
Minnesota SIDs Center and Faiths Lodge.
For registration details see: www.prescottlife.org
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For info on all of the Centers programs

& activities (for all ages),
call 715-262-0104 or visit
www.freedomparkwi.org.
ALL PROGRAMS ARE FREE!
Donations Welcome!
Upcoming Events:
Sat, May 14 - Bird Migration Celebration
(contact Park for information)
Sat, May 21 - Annual Plant Sale
9am-3pm
Interested in Volunteering?
Freedom Park is always looking for volunteers to help in the gardens, work the
front desk, etc. If interested, please contact
Jessica at 715-262-0104.
St. Croix Valley Restorative Justice

Program
Restorative Justice promotes accountability
and healing for victims, offenders and community. Volunteers assist with programs
and are always welcome to promote the
mission statement. For more information
on Restorative Justice, please visit our website www.scvrjp.org or call Kris Miner at
715-425-1100.
Have-a-Heart, Inc.
Have-a-Heart, Inc. provides both child

and adult respite, personal and supportive
home care, adult family home residence,
and an adult day program. Their mission
is to provide relief for families with a physically and/or developmentally disabled
loved one, while delyaing or preventing
out-of-home placement. Their programs
main focus is to increase independent living using a social and recreational model.
To find out more, you can contact them at
715-425-7754 or www.haveaheartinc.org.
Urban Poultry Keeping 101:

Pets & Eggs!
Interested in keeping chickens or ducks

in Prescott? Contact the Prescott Urban
Poultry Group for free information about
poultry care, coop construction, and
current city ordinances. Contact Corinne
Swatzina at 651-428-3058 or at doglearningcenter@yahoo.com.
Has your organization had a

change in who to contact?
If so, call the Community Ed.
Office @ 715-262-4676 to have
it updated/added.
HISTORY & ART ORGANIZATIONS

Prescott Area Historical Society - Meets quarterly at the
Welcome & Heritage Center. Contact Dallas Eggers at
715-262-3113 or dallas.eggers@comcast.net
Great River Road Community Theater - Contact Judy
Johnson at 715-425-7969.
Orange Dragon Art Gallery - 122 Orange St., Prescott
Contact 715-262-4122.
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Prescott Area Chamber of Commerce - Contact
715-262-3284.
Senior Citizen Noon Meals - M-F at 11:45, located
at Watertown Apartments. Club 60 Birthdays once a
month. Contact JoAnne at 715-262-5195.
St. Croix Valley Kiwanis Club - Meets every Thursday
at noon at the Prescott UCC Church. Contact John
Carlson at 715-262-5000.
Lions Club - Contact Dick Hoffman at 262-3350.
St. Croix Care Center Auxiliary - Contact Tillie Most
at 715-262-0048.
Prescott Area Food Shelf - Open Thursdays from
9-11:30am and 1-6pm, or by appointment. Call 715-2624143 for information.
Pierce County Food Pantry - 130 N. Chestnut St.,
Ellsworth. Open 9:30am-Noon Mon.-Fri., and from
4-6pm on Wednesdays.
WIC (Women, Infants & Children) - The third
Tuesday of each even month from 10am- 5:30pm at the
Prescott United Church of Christ.
Sno-bees Snowmobile Club - Contact Tom Lubich at
715-262-5807.
Prescott Foundation - Contact Gary Mitchell at 715222-4279.
Prescott Sportsmans Club - Contact Jamie Stutz at
715-262-5041.
YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
Boy Scouts - Charity Lubich at 715-262-4612.
Girl Scouts - Beth Meeks at hastingsprescott.girlscouts@
yahoo.com or 651-436-1063.
Cub Scouts - Call Gary Zielinski at 715-441-3287.
Helping Hands 4-H Club - Open to boys & girls K-12th gr.
Contact Gail Stewart at 715-262-0115.
St. Croix Stars 4-H Club - Contact Julie Koukal at
715-262-3951.
Prescott Community Recreation - Sports activities for
youth. Online at www.prescott.k12.wi.us/parentpages/pcr.
html. Contact Angie Magee at 715-262-9801.
Malone Parent Committee - Meets 2nd Tuesday of each
month at Malone. Contact maloneparentcommittee@
gmail.com
Middle School Parent Committee - Meets 3rd Wednesday
of each month from 6-7pm. Contact Kris Sampson at 715262-3626 or 651-269-7902.
Prescott Youth Wrestling Club - Pre-K to 8th grade. Contact Michelle Schulte at 715-262-4243 or michelle.schulte@
comcast.net Club website at: www.prescottwrestling.org
NATURE/LEARNING CENTERS
Carpenters Nature Center - visit online at www.CarpenterNatureCenter.org or call 651-437-4359.
Great River Road Learning Center - call 715-262-0104 or
stop by Freedom Park for program list.
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
Masonic Lodge - Contact Don Eggers at 715-262-5678.
Meets 1st & 3rd Wednesdays every month.
Knights of Columbus - Contact Mike Meier at
715-262-3303.
GARDENS/GARDEN CLUBS
Prescott Area Garden Club - Contact Mike Erie at
715-262-5086.
Borner Farm Project - visit them online at
www.bornerfarmproject.com
VETERANS GROUPS
American Legion Post #61 - Contact Neil Riley at 715262-5234.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit #61 - Contact Mary
Fleming at 715-262-5975.
SELF-HELP GROUPS
Alcholics Anonymous - Meets Thursdays at 8 pm at the VFW Post #9060 - Grant Wolf at 715-262-5882.
United Church of Christ, 206 Locust St. North.
FIRE
TOPS - Contact Beverly Benson at 715-262-5478.
Meets Mondays at the Prescott H.S. teachers lounge at Prescott Fire Department - Meets the 3rd Monday of
every month at the Fire Hall. Contact Bill Dravis at
5:30pm.
715-262-5733.
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Prescott Area Community Education

125 Elm St.
Prescott, WI 54021
Phone: 715-262-4676
Fax: 715-262-3965
Email: ppeters2@prescott.k12.wi.us
Website: prescottcommunityed.weebly.com
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The Lion King

St. Paul Saints (& Fireworks!)

Watch the fall catalog for....

The Tony Award Winning musical,

South St. Paul Garden Club Community Garden Tour

Miracle on South Division Street

Are you interested in improving your

An ideal class to both challenge and relax

To bring you more opportunities,

Non-Snap Members Welcome!

Gut Healing Cooking Classes

Taste and learn how deliciously simple

Contact Penny at 715262-4676 or ppeters2@

FREE Demo Day!

Fathers Day Camp Out

Fathers, children & their tents are welcome

Hey Senior Citizens....

Invite your friends

Chicks with Sticks

Little Kids Soccer

Session 1: Mon, June 6, 13, 20 & 27

You can register for any of these classes

Session 2: Wed, June 1, 8, 15 & 29

Mini Music Stars

Wed, Aug 10-31; 5-5:30pm: Studio 1.

For Ages 3-5 (those

Session 3: Sun, July 10, 17, 24 & 31**

PCR Late Spring

To register online for any of the

Mon. July 11-Aug 1; 6-6:45pm; Studio 3

Summer Horse Camps

Intermediate Horse Camp

For Ages 4-8

Five days of everything horse! The week

Suited for riders comfortable working

Camp A: Mon-Fri, Jul 18-22**

Advanced Horse Camp

**NOTE: Those registering for

Beginner Horse Camp

Camp A: Mon-Fri, Jun 20-24

Teen Summer Exercise Program

Princesses and Ponies

Cowboy and Cowgirl Hoedown

Wrisky Ranch is a family owned equine

Pony rides, cowboy craft, and hoedown

Java Minecraft Mod Development

Advanced Minecraft Mods:

For Those Entering Grades 4-8

Robotic Builders: Battlebots

Mindstorms EV3 Battlebots

Wed & Thurs, Aug 3 & 4

For Those Entering Grades 3-8

Wed & Thurs, June 22 & 23 12:30-3:30pm

Private Instrumental Lessons