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Volume 9–Issue 1
Winter - Spring 2016
715.526.2192 Ext 3102
Shawano Community Education
1050 S Union Street, Room 102
Shawano, WI 54166
Registration: 715.526.2192 ext. 3202
ShawanoSchools.com
facebook.com/ShawanoCE
SHAWANO COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Shawano Community Education Office
Shawano, WI 54166
Sandi Kane, Director
Jill Arens, Secretary
Shawano Community Education’s
Mission Statement :
To provide lifelong learning opportunities by
coordinating partnerships with the schools,
community and surrounding area.
715.526.2192 ext. 3102
715.526.2192 ext. 3202
www.ShawanoSchools.com
Click ‘Community Education’
SHAWANO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Shawano School District Vision
All Shawano School District students will be prepared with the
skills and knowledge to achieve excellence.
Shawano School District Mission
Shawano School District students will experience education by Learning, Living, and Leading the Hawk Way:
 Students will be actively engaged and challenge themselves in the l earning process.
 Staff will reach and inspire all students by seeking and utilizing best practices.
 The Shawano School Board and community will support the learning process and lead our district in
providing the necessary resources for student success.
Building
Address
Phone
Fax
Shawano District Office
Shawano Community High School - SCHS
Shawano Community Middle School - SCMS
Olga Brener Intermediate School
Hillcrest Primary School
Pupil Services
218 County Road B
220 County Road B
1050 S Union Street
1300 S Union Street
1410 S Waukechon Street
1050 S Union Street
1050 S Union Street
715-526-3194
715-526-2175
715-526-2192
715-524-2131
715-524-2134
715-524-4616
715-526-2192
715-526-6072
715-524-8414
715-526-5037
715-524-9899
715-526-4372
715-524-7016
715-524-1070
Board of Education
Tyler Schmidt, President
Michael Sleeper, Vice President
Bruce Milavitz, Treasurer
Beth McFarlane, Clerk
Al Heins  Derek Johnson Jay Jones
Diane Hoffman  Marcia Yeager
First & Third Mondays of the Month
5:30 PM in the District Board Room
Shawano Community High School
Shawano School District Administration
District Administrator
Gary Cumberland
Business Manager
Louise Fischer
Director of Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment
Kelley Swartz
Director of Pupil Services
Karen Smith
Director of Technology
Craig Young
Director of Buildings & Grounds
Jeff Easter
SCHS Principal
Scott Zwirschitz
SCHS Associate Principal
Stuart Russ
At Risk Coordinator, Exec Director LEADS
Jessie Hanssen
Activities Director
Charmaine Schreiber
SCMS Principal
Mary Kramer
SCMS Assoc. Principal/Summer School
Rod Watson
Olga Brener Principal
Terri Schultz
Hillcrest Principal
Troy Edward
Welcome to another semester of
Community Education classes and
activities! We are excited to offer some
favorite and new classes.
Our classes are self-funded. The fees we
charge are based on the length of the
classes, some basic materials and instructional costs.
If you have a need or request for a new class, or if you
are interested in teaching a class, please let us know. We
would love to hear from you!
Sandi Kane, Community Education Director
kanes1@ShawanoSchools.com
(715) 526-2192 ext. 3102
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CONTINUED...
FOODS
Microwave Cookery Series.................................. 13
Intro to Canning .................................................. 13
Jams & Jellies ...................................................... 13
Pickling Vegetables ............................................. 13
Canning Tomato Products................................... 13
KIDS
Kidz Latin Fitness Fun .......................................... 14
Lego Robotics & STEM ........................................ 14
Raising a Thinking Child ...................................... 15
Saturday Fun Event ............................................. 15
LEARN SOMETHING NEW
Inside This Issue . . . .
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
AARP Driver Safety ................................................. 4
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
THE BASICS: Memory Loss, Dementia & Alzheimer’s ..... 4
LUNCH BUNCH .................................................... 4
APPLE® iPad for Beginners ..................................... 5
APPLE® iPhone: The Basics ..................................... 5
AQUATICS
Adult & Teen Lessons ......................................... 6
Adult Private Lessons ......................................... 6
Youth Swimming Lessons ................................... 6
Latin Splash......................................................... 7
Water Aerobics ................................................... 7
Aquatic Conditioning .......................................... 7
CREATE
Wire-Wrapped Cabochon Pendant .................... 8
Cathy’s Bowl ....................................................... 8
Round Reed Bowl w/Lacing & Beads .................. 8
Intro to Fairy/Miniature Gardening .................... 9
Indoor Fairy/Miniature Garden .......................... 9
Outdoor Fairy/Miniature Garden ....................... 9
Stained Glass .................................................... 10
CREATIVE WRITING
Capturing Memory in Writing........................... 10
FINANCE
Financial Wellness Series .................................. 11
FREE Online Program for Taxes ........................ 11
Qualheim’s True Value Lawn & Garden .............. 16
Let’s Make “Scents” Out of Aromatherapy ......... 16
Passing on Personal Possessions......................... 16
NATURAL WELLNESS
Step Into Reflexology .......................................... 17
Reiki Level 1 – Young Adults ............................... 17
Psych-K................................................................ 17
Reiki Level 1 – Adults .......................................... 17
Reiki Level 2 – Adults .......................................... 17
SPANISH
Beginner & Intermediate .................................... 18
TITANIC & Other Lost Ships....................................... 18
WOODWORKING – Open Shop ................................. 18
ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES
College of Menominee Nation ............................... 19
Shawano City/County Library ................................. 20
Verkuilen Chiropractic & Wellness Presentations .. 21
NWTC .............................................................. 22 – 27
UW-Extension ................................................. 28 – 29
Navarino Nature Center .................................. 30 – 31
Shawano Recreation Dept. ............................. 32 – 33
SCMS Referendum Project ........................................ 34
Community Ed Registration Forms ........................... 35
Registration is Easy! Sign up early to ensure your spot.
ONLINE
Click ‘Community Education’ – ‘Classes’
MAIL
PHONE
FEELING CONFIDENT
Self-Defense for Women & Girls ...................... 12
FITNESS
Community Hall Walking .................................. 12
Group Fitness Fun............................................. 12
Yoga .................................................................. 12
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IN PERSON Shawano Community Education
Shawano, WI 54166
You can view this SCE Magazine as well as Shawano
School District information at our website:
On the cover: Left column: Richard Bartlett (Stained Glass), Debbie Lonick (Yoga), Agueda Engel (Spanish)
Top center: Tim Ewing (Titanic Presentation) Right column: John LaShua (iPhone Basics), Kim Grahl (Co-Instructor - iPad for
Beginners & Pam Sperberg, not pictured), Marcia Wilkin (Latin Splash & Kidz Latin Fitness Fun).
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES
AARP
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ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
The Alzheimer’s Association’s Family and
Community Education programs are designed
to meet the needs of family caregivers and
members of the community seeking
information about Alzheimer’s disease
and other dementias.
Presenter: Vicki Johnson
Alzheimer’s Association Community Educator.
New & Improved Course!
Tuesday
April 12
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Sign-in @ 8:00 a.m.
Shawano Community Middle School Room 103
$20 per person
$15 AARP Member
For this class only make checks payable to: AARP
This course offers the nation’s first and largest
refresher course designed specifically for drivers
age 50+. Participants will learn defensive driving
methods and safety strategies to help refresh
knowledge of the rules of the road. The Safe Driver
Program teaches driving strategies that make a
difference in your life.
As a result of evidence-based
research findings, the course has
been adjusted to include a focus
on areas where older drivers
could benefit from additional
training, including:
THE BASICS:
Memory Loss, Dementia and
Alzheimer’s Disease
Tuesday
March 1
SCMS
Room 103
10:00 am – Noon
No Charge
Please register by Feb 24. After this date, call
for availability. SCE Office 715.526.2192 x3202.
This class is designed to help
participants understand the
difference between normal
age‐related memory changes
and more serious memory
problems that should be
evaluated by a medical
professional.
LUNCH BUNCH
Lunch Bunch
(Second Thursday of the Month)
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Roundabouts
Pavement markings
Stop-sign compliance
Red-light running
Safety issues such as speeding, and seatbelt and
turn-signal use
You do not need to be an AARP member to take
this class. Arrive at 8:00 a.m. to complete
paperwork needed by AARP. Bring your driver’s
license and AARP membership card (if a member).
For this class ONLY pay at the class and make
checks payable to: AARP. Instructor: John Lee
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February 11
April 14
March 10
May 12
11:00 am to 12:00 noon
SCMS Room 103
Fee: $20 for all 4! Lunch Included
 Join Sandi & Jill from the Community Education
Office for socializing, learning & lunch.
 Each session features a guest speaker from our
community and a great food!
 Q & A time is given at the end of each
presentation.
We would love to have you join us!
Apple® iPad
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Apple® iPhone
iPad for Beginners
Semi-Private Class
For Absolute Beginners
& New Users
February 11, 18, 25
Thursdays
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
(3 sessions)
SCMS Room 146
Fee: $58
Now that you have an iPad, learn how to get the
most out of it. This small class is designed for those
who have little to no experience using their iPad and
want to learn the basics.
The goal is to get users
comfortable using their
iPad
and
encourage
individual practice.
Come to class with your
iPad, Apple ID and password. Sorry, Apple iPads
only, other notebooks operate differently.
Min/Max: 6/8 for individualized,
small group instruction.
Instructors: Kimberly Grahl & Pam Sperberg
iPhone: The Basics
January 27 & February 3
Wednesdays
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
(2 sessions)
SCMS Room 103
Fee: $20
March 30 & April 6
Wednesdays
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
(2 sessions)
SCMS Room 103
Fee: $20
Participants will learn how to:
▪ Make calls
▪ Send photos in a text
▪ Send emails
▪ Use FaceTime
▪ Text
Participants will also learn how to change ring
tones, understand how the iPhone store works,
add applications to your phone and understand
the Settings icon and what it can do for you. This
class will provide personalized help for iPhone
beginners or those having a hard time
understanding the basic functions of their iPhone.
Bring your Apple iPhone to class. (Apple devices
only.) Instructor: John LaShua
2015 Senior Information Day
Troy Ugoretz & Lynnae Zahringer
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AQUATICS
SHAWANO COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL POOL
220 COUNTY ROAD B, DOOR S
Adult & Teen
Swimming Lessons
Mondays (6 sessions)
7:15 pm – 7:55 pm
$28 Member
$33 SSD Resident
$50 Non-Resident*
*Living outside the Shawano School District
Minimum 5 – Maximum 10
Session #1:
January 18 – February 22
Session #2:
February 29 – April 11*
*no class March 21
Do you need to learn the basics of
swimming?
Are you an o.k.
swimmer, but want to improve
your strokes? Do you feel you
could gain more benefits from
swimming if someone could give
you advice in “tweaking” your
stroke or suggesting something
different? If you answered YES to
any of these questions, then this is
the class for you.
AQUATICS
Adult Private
Swimming Lessons
AQUATICS
SHAWANO COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL POOL
Saturday Swimming Lessons
Available upon request.
Adult private lessons are designed
for overcoming the fear of water,
learning
swimming
strokes,
personal water safety, refining
technique and building stamina and
endurance. Private lessons will
provide instruction to help
swimmers of all abilities to develop
their own swimming and water
safety skills. Call or email to
schedule private lessons.
Session #1:
January/February
Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 27
8 sessions
Session #2:
March/April
Saturdays, March 5 – April 30
8 sessions*
(*no class Saturday, March 26)
$19 Member
$24 Resident
$32 Non-Resident*
*Living outside the Shawano School District
Call Toni at
715.526.2175 Ext 1307
and leave a message
- OR Email Toni at
dinset@shawanoschools.com
Ages 14+ One hour lessons
$25 member
$35 non-member
$30 resident
$120/6 lessons
Shawano Community Swim Club
The Shawano Community Swim Club exists for kids who love the pool and
want to learn competitive swimming. Open to any area boy or girl, ages 518, which can swim at least one length of the pool.
All skill levels welcome. Fees & Expenses: Required annual USA
Swimming & Swim Club session fees & swim meet fees.
For more information call Diane Martin @ 715.853.7807.
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SCHS
POOL
8:00 – 8:45 am
8:00 – 8:45 am
8:00 – 8:45 am
8:45 – 9:30 am
9:30 – 10:15 am
10:15 – 11:00 am
Level 6
Level 5
Level 4
Level 3
Level 2
Level 1
11:00 – 11:30 am AGE 2 & 3 W/PARENT
11:00 – 11:30 am
AGE 4 & 5 W/OUT
PARENT
(Child must be comfortable in
the water w/out parent)
Questions: call Jill
@ 715.526.2192 x3202
When calling the pool office
@ 715.526.2175 x1307
please leave a message.
Registrations accepted on a firstcome, first-served basis. Lesson times
are subject to change based on
enrollment.
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AQUATICS
AQUATICS
SHAWANO COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL POOL
SHAWANO COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL POOL
Latin Splash
Water Aerobics
For all fitness levels.
Wednesdays
7:15 pm – 8:05 pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays
5:50 pm to 6:50 pm
Shake, shimmy, and sizzle in the
water as we create some heat, Latin
style! Add a low-impact, highenergy aquatic exercise to your
fitness routine. Water makes every
step more challenging and helps
tone your muscles. No swimming
skills necessary.
Instructor: Marcia Wilken.
Members $5.00/visit
Non-Members $6.00/visit
Sorry, punch cards are not
accepted for this class.
6 WEEK SESSIONS
(Wednesdays)
See specific dates below.
Members
Non-Members
$30
$36
#1: January 6 – February 10
#2: February 17 – March 30*
*no class March 23
#3: April 6 – May 11
Pay-as-you-go or get a punch card!
Aquatic training allows you to get a
balanced workout that is easy on
your joints. Our instructor will
provide needed modifications in
order for you to adjust your workout
and improve your health with the
benefits of water.
Instructor: Toni Dinse.
Punch cards available at the
Community Education Office
1050 S Union St, Shawano,
715.526.2192 x3202
# of
Punches
5
10
20
Member Non-Member
$20
$25
$35
$45
$60
$80
#4: May 18 – June 22
2016 MEMBERSHIPS
Memberships and passes may be used at the Shawano Park &
Rec. and/or the Shawano High School Pool.
Individual:
Family:
Resident* ~ $33.00
Resident* ~ $66
Non-Resident ~ $60.50
Non-Resident ~ $121
*Shawano School District Resident
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POOL
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AQUATICS
SHAWANO COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL POOL
Aquatic Conditioning:
Lap Swim/Water Walking
Fridays @ 7:00 pm – 8:45 pm
# 1: January 15 – March 18 (10)
Members $20
Non-Members $30
Walk-Ins $5/class
#2: April 1 – May 20 (8)
Members $16
Non-Members $24
Walk-Ins $5/class
Lap Swim is for participants who
swim at an intermediate level or
above. Independently improve your
swim strokes or fitness level.
Water Walking is available to help
you get active and move more with
less stress on your joints!
Lifeguard is on duty, but there is no
instructor for this class.
•Pool will be divided in half.
•Participants may be teens (14+),
adults, or seniors.
•Participants should be in appropriate
lane
designation
for
speed.
Swimmers must swim in circle
pattern within each lane.
•No kickboards in fast lane.
(Lifeguard’s discretion)
•No standing in the middle of lanes.
•Recreation swim is not allowed;
starting blocks are closed.
•Pool temp is 82 degrees.
•Reminder: All evening Community Ed
classes are canceled if school is
canceled due to inclement weather.
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CREATE
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CREATE
CREATE
Wire-Wrapped
Cabochon Pendant
For BeginnerIntermediate Students
Tuesday, May 3
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
SCMS Room 157
$15
Cathy’s Bowl
Advanced Beginner to
Intermediate Weaving Level
Plus $10 materials fee paid to
instructor at class.
Learn the techniques of wire
wrapping as you create your own
unique wire design around a stone
cabochon.
Let your creativity
shine!
Beginning - Intermediate students.
Instructor: Lynn White has a
Certificate in Jewelry Fabrication
from NWTC.
$10 Material Fee Includes:
 7 yard spool of 21 gauge half
round wire
 4 yard spool of 21 gauge square
wire
 One colored glass cabochon
Students can also bring their own
flat-backed cabochon no larger
than 1.5” x 1.25”. Please no round
cabochons.
 Chain Nose Pliers
(Needle nose with no teeth)
 Round Nose Pliers
 Jewelry Wire Cutter
 $10 material fee paid to
instructor
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Intermediate Weaving Level
Saturday, February 6
8:30 AM to 3:30 pm
SCHS Room 1204
Use Door “K”
$42 by January 26
Fee includes materials.
This attractive bowl weaves up
fairly quickly as it begins with a
round wood base. The sides are
accented with four rows of flat and
round reed twined between rows
of double strand triple twining.
Some color choices will be
available.
Rims are accented with a fancy
lashing. However students may
choose a conventional lashing if
desired.
Dimensions are 9” diameter base
by 4-1/2” tall.
Instructor: Mary Conradt
Saturday, March 5
8:30 am to 3:30 pm
SCHS Room 1204
Use Door “K”
$42 by February 19
Fee includes materials.
This dainty, beautiful little basket is
embellished with waxed cord and
painted wood beads. Students will
work with round reed to create a
base and insert secondary spokes.
Weaving is done with a flat oval
reed while incorporating waxed
cord to create a lattice pattern
along the sides. Shaping will be
stressed. The top features a bead
embellishment and is finished with
a rolled border.
Dimensions are 6” diameter base
by 4-1/2” tall.
Instructor: Mary Conradt
Students can purchase simple
chain necklaces at class for an
additional fee.
Beading Class Supply List:
Round Reed Bowl
with Lacing & Beads
SUPPLY LIST FOR BASKETWEAVING CLASSES
▪ Large bucket or rectangular dish pan to wet reed
▪ Scissors or pruning shears
▪ Flexible tape measure
▪ Pencil
▪Clip clothespins (20 or 30)
▪ 4” cable ties
▪ Spray bottle
▪ Awl, letter opener, or flat head screw driver
▪ Old hand towel
▪ Band Aids – can be handy!
▪ Medium or fine sandpaper - small amount-to sand handle
▪ Optional: Stanley Surform Shaver – for thinning down rims;
Needle nose pliers
Community
Education
Registration
Forms
on
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CREATE
CREATE
CREATE
Introduction to Fairy/Miniature
Indoor & Outdoor Gardening
Design & Create an INDOOR
Fairy/Miniature Garden
Design & Create an OUTDOOR
Fairy/Miniature Garden
This 2-hour
presentation and
demonstration
will provide an
overview of Fairy
Gardening and
Miniature
Gardening. Our
instructor will
present students
with examples
and
descriptions of various options:
garden themes, a variety of
containers, plants (live plants, silks,
artificial), decorative accessory
items, and sizes according to scale.
Information as to where to find
items for a fairy / miniature garden
at discounted prices will be given.
Anyone interested in learning what
it takes to make an indoor or
outdoor fairy garden should take
this class prior to the ‘hands-on’
classes.
Our instructor Beverly Bartlett is a
former Home Economics teacher
and now a gardener hobbyist with
vast experience and art talents.
Afternoon
Wed (1)
SCMS
1:30-3:30 pm
March 30
Room 103
Reg. Fee: $9
Evening
Wed (1)
SCMS
6:00-8:00 pm
March 30
Room 103
Reg. Fee: $9
Afternoon
Wed (1)
SCMS
1:30-3:30 pm
April 20
Room 103
Reg. Fee: $9
Evening
Wed (1)
SCMS
6:00-8:00 pm
Community
April 20
Room 103
Reg. Fee: $9
Education
Pre-requisite:
Intro to
Fairy/Miniature
Indoor & Outdoor
Gardening or
equivalent
experience.
Pre-requisite: Intro
to Fairy/Miniature
Indoor & Outdoor
Gardening or
equivalent
experience.
Students will
design and
construct their
own Outdoor
Fairy/Miniature
Garden.
In the first session our instructor
will present design options using a
variety of containers, plants, and
accessories, to be used in an
outdoor environment. Session two
will include the partial construction
of the design features that will be
transported and installed in their
yards, after completion of the class.
Students
will
learn how to
design
and
construct a fairy
or
miniature
garden in this 2-session class.
Participants will choose their own
garden theme, select and purchase
the materials, based on the proper
scale, that include; a suitable
container, planting material, plant,
(live or silk) and decorative
accessory items. During the first
session students will develop their
garden
theme and
create the
supply list.
Students
will bring
materials to
the second session at which time
they will construct their gardens.
Afternoon
Wed (2)
SCMS
1:30-3:30 pm
April 27 & May 4
Room 103
Reg. Fee: $ 18
Evening
Wed (2)
SCMS
6:00-8:00 pm
April 27 & May 4
Room 157
Reg. Fee: $ 18
Afternoon
Wed (2)
SCMS
1:30-3:30 pm
April 6 & 13
Room 103
Reg. Fee: $ 18
Students will provide materials
as explained in the first session
of this class.
Evening
Wed (2)
SCMS
6:00-8:00 pm
April 6 & 13
Room 157
Reg. Fee: $ 18
Students will provide materials as
explained in the first session of this
class.
Registration
Forms
on
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CREATIVE WRITING
Capturing Memory in Writing
Stained Glass
For beginning & continuing students
Winter Session - Afternoon
Reg Fee: $52
Mondays (7)
Jan 11, 25, Feb 1, 8, 22, 29 & Mar 7
2:00 to 5:00 pm
(No Class Jan 18 or Feb 15)
SCMS (Shawano Community Middle School)
Room 103
Winter Session - Evening
Mondays (7)
5:30 to 8:30 pm
SCMS
Reg. Fee: $52
Jan 11, 25, Feb 1, 8, 22, 29 & Mar 7
(No Class Jan 18 or Feb 15)
Room 103
Spring Session - Afternoon
Mondays (7)
2:00 to 5:00 pm
SCMS
Reg. Fee: $52
Mar 28, Apr 4, 11, 18, 25
& May 2, 9
Room 103
Spring Session - Evening
Mondays (7)
5:30 to 8:30 pm
SCMS
Reg. Fee: $52
Mar 28, Apr 4, 11, 18, 25
& May 2, 9
Room 103
Materials NOT included.
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Thursdays (9)
Mar 3 – May 5
5:30-7:30 pm
*No class March 24
Shawano Community Middle School
Room 103
Fee: $74
Use an existing pattern or design your own ...
Make stained glass panels, jewelry boxes, lamp
shades, garden ornaments or sun catchers.
Learn to cut, assemble, and finish a project.
Have fun and network with friends.
Tools and equipment will be available to start.
Instructor: Richard Bartlett
Like piecing
together a
quilt, stitch
together the
threads
of
your life with
words, one
story at a time in an informal, fun, and supportive
writing environment.
Participants will be guided through individual and
collaborative writing prompts, exercises, and
activities to create and preserve the rich tapestry of
stories that form each ‘quilt piece’ of their life.
Receive genuine and constructive feedback and
advice from peers and the instructor throughout the
class.
5:30 to 8:30 pm Ideal for writers of all experience
levels, this class is perfect for anyone who is in the
process of writing a memoir, has ever thought about
writing a memoir, or who just wants to transfer
family stories to paper before they are forever lost.
Bring a writing utensil, notebook or loose-leaf paper,
and enthusiasm for storytelling and join us!
Participants may bring a laptop to
class.
Our instructor, Alicia Hoffman,
taught high school English for 17
years and has been an adjunct
instructor for the past four years for
the UW-Green Bay. As an aspiring writer who
understands the creative process and challenges
writers face, she is excited to work with area writers
to further develop their creative skills.
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FINANCE
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FINANCE
Financial Wellness Series
It is especially easy to blame someone else when we
don’t have enough money to do what we want.
Learning more about financial topics may help you
put your finances in order. Attend one, two or all
segments! Registration is necessary at least one
week prior to class start date.
All classes are FREE!
A variety of guest speakers will be presenting.
Call the Community Education Office to register:
(715) 526-2192 ext. 3202
All classes are held at the
5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, February 9
Creating a Spending Plan
Tuesday, March 8
Credit Reports & Ratings
Tuesday, March 29
Reducing Debt
FREE for families
with total household
income less than
$62,000
FREE ONLINE PROGRAM FOR TAXES
Fill out your taxes online if you have access to a
computer and the internet OR attend one of our
guided group sessions where participants will be
lead through the online filing process in a computer lab
at the Shawano Community Middle School.
Facilitators - Linda Olson & Esther Schutt.
Group Sessions
Thursday, February 11
Thursday, February 25
Thursday, March 3
Thursday, March 31
SCMS (Shawano Community Middle School) ............... FREE
Room 154 ........................................................ 6:30 pm
Buying Your First Home
REGISTER AT LEAST ONE WEEK
PRIOR TO THE SESSION
YOU WISH TO ATTEND
Tuesday, April 19
Call 715-526-2192 ext. 3202
Sorry, walk-ins cannot be accepted for this class.
Tuesday, April 5
Investments & Retirement
BRING ALL REQUIRED PAPERWORK TO CLASS!
A list of required paperwork needed for the group
session will be sent upon registration for a class.
All participants must bring ALL paperwork to the class.
Taxes cannot be completed without it!
Reserve your spot early as space is limited.
Call (715) 526-2192 ext. 3202
If you would like more details about this
online option, to go:
www.myfreetaxes.com
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FEELING CONFIDENT
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FITNESS
FITNESS
S
Self-Defense for Women & Girls
Wed, Feb 10
SCMS Room 103
6:00 – 8:00 pm
Fee: $18
Join us to become confident and
safe in your everyday life.
● Discover the 3 A’s:
Awareness – Assessment - Action!
Learn how to identify potentially
dangerous people and situations
(awareness); evaluate the situation
to make the best decision for you
(assessment); and physical skills to
protect yourself and others
(action). This class is safe for all
ages & ability levels.
Instructor: Sue Schwartz
FITNESS
Community Hall Walking
Mon – Fri
Sept through May
4:00 to 8:00 pm
School Days
Shawano Middle School
All walkers are asked to obtain a
“Community Hall Walker” pass at
the Community Education Office in
Room 102 at the Middle School
Monday thru Friday, from 7:30 am 3:00 pm.
Wear the pass whenever you come
to walk the halls. There is NO
CHARGE for Shawano School
District residents. Non-residents:
$5.00.
6.5 times around the
complete square of the hallways is
ONE MILE.
NO HALLWALKING
when school is canceled due to
inclement weather.
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Group Fitness Fun
*Any canceled classes will be re-scheduled
This class will focus on a variety of
exercises and classes will be
different each session. You will be
encouraged to work at your level
and have a fun time while getting
the best workout possible. This
class will help you reach your
fitness goals!
Instructors: Lena Johnson &
Staci Pederson
January 5 – 28
(8 sessions)
Tues & Thurs
Hillcrest
Lower Resource Room
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Fee: $40
February 2 - 25
(8 sessions)
Tues & Thurs
Hillcrest
Lower Resource Room
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Fee: $40
March 1 – 31*
(8 sessions)
*no classes March 22 & 24
Tues & Thurs
Hillcrest
Lower Resource Room
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Fee: $40
April 5 - 28
(8 sessions)
Tues & Thurs
Hillcrest
Lower Resource Room
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Fee: $40
May 3 -26*
(8 sessions)
*no class May 31
Tues & Thurs
Hillcrest
Lower Resource Room
4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Fee: $40
Yoga
Everyone can practice yoga
regardless of age, experience, or
level of flexibility. Bring a yoga mat
and dress in comfortable clothing.
Instructor: Debbie Lonick
January 5 – 28
Tues & Thurs
SCMS
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
(8 sessions)
February 2 - 25
Tues & Thurs
SCMS
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
(8 sessions)
Room 103
Fee: $40
Room 103
Fee: $40
March 1 – 31*
(8 sessions)
*no classes March 22 & 24
Tues & Thurs
SCMS
Room 103
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
Fee: $40
April 5 - 28
Tues & Thurs
SCMS
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
(8 sessions)
Room 103
Fee: $40
May 3 -26*
(8 sessions)
*no class May 31
Tues & Thurs
SCM S
Room 103
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
Fee: $40
FOODS - SPRING
FOODS - SUMMER
Intro to Canning and Food
Preservation
Microwave Cookery Series
In this 3-session series will include;
presentations,
demonstrations,
“hands on” food preparation and
tasting great food!
In class 1, students will learn about
the wide variety of microwave
ovens, models & features;
principles of microwave cookery;
misconceptions
and
myths;
cooking utensils, accessories,
menu planning and converting
favorite standard recipes for the
microwave.
In class 2 & 3 students will be
“hands-on” in the kitchen. They
will use the microwave to prepare
quick, easy, tasty, nutritious
appetizers,
vegetables,
main
dishes, side dishes, candy &
desserts while learning recipe
selection, food preparation and
tasting the great food prepared!
Each student will take home
handouts with recipes and
information about microwave
cookery!
Our
instructor,
Beverly Bartlett, is
a former Home
Economics teacher
with
years
of
experience using the microwave
for more than heating leftovers
and coffee.
Wednesday (3)
SCMS
5:30 – 7:30 pm
May 11, 18, 25
Room 156
Reg. Fee: $39.00
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS ONE
WEEK PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE!
All handouts, materials & tasting
fees are included in registration fee.
This
class
will provide
an overview
of canning
procedures
and the science behind them.
Learn the difference between
water bath and pressure canners
and when to use each. This is a
great “introduction” class for new
canners or those who may need a
refresher.
Instructors: Linda
Olson, Master Food Preserver and
Nancy Schultz, Family Living
Educator, Shawano County UWEX.
Wednesday
SCHS
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
June 1
Room 1001
Fee: $8.00
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FOODS - SUMMER
Pickling
Vegetables
We will make
Dilly
Beans.
This boiling water canner method
for preserving green beans is quick
and fun. Recipes will be given with
recipes for other pickled foods.
Instructors: Sandi Kane, Master
Food Preserver and Nancy Schultz,
Family Living Educator, Shawano
County UW-Extension.
Wednesday
July 20
SCHS
Room 1001
6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Fee: $8.00
Plus $5 ingredients fee to instructor.
Food Preservation Instructors
Jams & Jellies
Linda Olson, Nancy Schultz, Sandi Kane
Canning Tomato Products
This class will provide information
and tips for making jams, jellies,
preserves,
conserves,
and
marmalades. These are all fruit
products that are jellied or
thickened. These soft spreads are
fun to prepare and add class, as
well as character, to any meal.
They also make excellent gifts.
Instructors: Linda Olson, Master
County UWEX.
Wednesday
SCHS
6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
June 15
Room 1001
Fee: $8.00
Tomatoes are probably the most
popular home canned food.
Canned tomatoes are excellent for
preparing chili suppers, spaghetti
sauces, casseroles and an endless
variety of meal accompaniments.
Information will be shared on
canning tomatoes and salsa.
Instructors: Linda Olson, Master
County UW-Extension.
Tuesday
August 17
SCHS
Room 1001
6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Fee: $8.00
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KIDS
KIDS
FOR KIDS AGES 7 - 10
FOR KIDS IN GRADES 3 - 8
Lego Robotics & STEM
(Science Technology
Engineering & Math)
Perfect as a parent/child activity!
Wednesdays (5 Sessions)
SCHS
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Feb 17 – Mar 16
Room 2119
Fee: $25
(No charge for parent that enrolls & attends with child.)
Offered in partnership with:
Shawano Community Ed & Shawano County 4-H
Kidz Latin Fitness Fun
Tues (6 Sessions)
Marcia’s Studio*
Fee: $36
(4-H students may take this class as part of their project.)
Jan 19 – Feb 23
4:15 pm – 5:00 pm
*Marcia’s Studio @ 119 S Washington St, Shawano
This Community Education Offering is not
included in Marcia’s Studio Unlimited Package.
Kids will have fun while moving and dancing to
Latin beats while improving their coordination and
overall body strength. For all children ages 7 – 10
Instructor: Marcia Wilken
No previous dance experience necessary.
Min/Max 10/15.
What should kids bring to class?
Indoor tennis shoes, bottle of water and wear
comfortable clothing.
Kids, if you like putting things together here’s a
chance to learn how to build a robot! No previous
knowledge required, just a willingness to learn.
Participants will be partnered with a parent or
another child and will learn how to build, program,
and navigate a robot.
Registrations are taken on a first-come, first-served
basis. Class limited to the first 20 to register (includes
parents). This class is limited to children in grades 3
to 8. Facilitator: Lillian Benzinger
Ignite Dance & Fitness Studio LLC
“Teach a child to dance,
enhance their lives forever.”
NEW
203 S Main Street, Suite B ~ P.O. Box 461
Shawano, WI 54166 ▪ (715) 853-8978
www.ignitedance.net
DANCE
Our studio was founded with the goal of creating a positive, nurturing environment for students to learn to love the art of
dance. We offer a full program of dance classes in tap, jazz, lyrical, pointe, ballet, hip-hop, and pom & cheer as well as
strength, flexibility and leaps & turns. We are confident that our students’ interest in dancing and the performing arts will be
challenged & developed by taking part in one or more classes.
GYMNASTICS/TUMBLING
Gymnastics and tumbling classes work on strength conditioning, flexibility, and balance.
Students will be taught how to properly condition for maximum flexibility and strength.
Studio policies, tuition, dance and gymnastics schedules are on our website.
Contact the studio with any questions. Classes for ages 3 and up. New students may join at any time.
ADULT CLASSES
Check out our website for adult fitness and Ballroom/Latin dance classes.
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KIDS
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KIDS
FOR KIDS IN GRADES KINDERGARTEN – GRADE 4
Raising a Thinking Child
Informational meeting for parents,
grandparents & caregivers on:
Wednesday, January 20
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
SCMS Room 103
If you are a parent of a 4-7 year-old and your child
has experienced any of the following:
▪ Temper tantrums
▪ Difficulty making or keeping
friends
▪ Impatience or interrupting
▪ Not listening
Then the Raising a Thinking Child workshop may
be just right for you! This evidence-based
workshop series will help you guid your child to
solve
common,
everyday
problems
by
communicating with your child.
Participants will learn:
* To give their children skills to solve their own
problems and think about the consequences
through fun games
*How to help kids care about and understand their
own and others’ feelings
It is a refreshingly practical curriculum that helps
you help your child learn how to think, not what to
think.
Through 8 weekly classes, along with interactive,
fun activities for you and your child to do at home,
you will learn ways to help your child think in a new
problem-solving ways.
This program is facilitated by Nancy
Schultz, Shawano County UWExtension Family Living Educator.
nIc Character Camp
“JUST BE NICE”
SATURDAY FUN EVENT
Saturday, May 7
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. $5/child
United Methodist Church, 1000 Engel Drive, Shawano
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The day includes:
Safety Information
Exercise
Dance
Make ‘n Take Craft
Music
Rhythm & Rhyme
Stories
Bring a sack lunch
Call 715.526.2192 x3202
Registration deadline: April 27
Thank you nIc Character Camp / nIc Foundation for
making this event possible.
nIcvp4kids
nIc violence prevention for kids
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LEARN SOMETHING NEW
QUALHEIM’S TRUE VALUE
LAWN & GARDEN SEMINARS
All classes are held Thursdays at 6:00 pm.
Free to the public and held at Qualheim’s True Value
1345 E Green Bay St, Shawano
Pre-registration is NOT needed for this series!
“Organic Gardening”
January 21 by Jim Beard
“Intro to Beekeeping”
January 28 by Dawn Martin
“New Plants for Your Garden”
February 4 by Rick Stemman
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LEARN SOMETHING NEW
Let’s Make
“Scents” Out of
Aromatherapy
Tuesday, March 8
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
SCMS Room 156
Fee: $12
Plus $8 materials fee paid to Instructor at class.
Students will make one spritzer and one bath salt
project to take home in this hands-on class that
teaches the aspects of aromatherapy. The instructor
will share some fun projects to make with essential
oils. Instructor: Traci Bloedorn
Passing on Personal Possessions
“Aaah… How We Love Our Chocolate”
February 11 by Jackie Johnson
“Butterflies”
February 18 by Jack Voight
“Soil Testing and Fertilizing
Techniques”
February 25 by Jamie Patton
“Design and Care on Flower
Containers”
March 3 by Schroeder’s Flowers
Wednesday, May 18
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
SCMS Room 103
Fee: $5
Plus $10 materials fee paid to the instructor at class.
This workshop shows a step-by-step process to passing
on personal possessions. It is designed to be an
effective tool for a variety of family groups working to
make decisions in different situations.
You will find this workshop helpful as you consider
inheritance issues following a death or a family crisis,
during a move to an apartment or nursing home, as you
prepare a will, or when you carry out the wishes of a
loved one. There can be powerful messages in who gets
what. Planning ahead allows for more choices, the
opportunity for communications, and fewer
misunderstandings and conflicts.
Instructor: Nancy Schultz, Family Living Educator,
Shawano County UW-Extension.
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NATURAL WELLNESS
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NATURAL WELLNESS
Certified Usui Reiki
Level 1:
Young Adults:
Ages 12-18
Certified Usui Reiki
Level 1: Adults
One – 2 1/2 hour session
#1 Saturday, Jan 16
#2 Friday, Jan 22
8:30am – 11:00 am
8:30 am – 11:00 am
(*plus $10 materials fee to instructor)
Blue Sky Healing Gardens,
N5880 Maple Ave, Shawano, WI
Sunday, January 17
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Fee: $55
Blue Sky Healing Gardens
This class is designed with a young adult’s well-being in
mind for the purpose of learning Reiki. You will receive
Usui Reiki Level 1 Certification.
Instructor: Jean See at Blue Sky Healing Gardens.
Psych-K
Psychological
Kinesiology,
Mind-Body
In this 1-hour
session you will experience a safe, non-invasive, and
effective way to dissolve resistance to change at the
subconscious level.
It is a technique to unlock your potential so you can
create desired results, align your conscious and
subconscious mind to work together to achieve your
goals and dreams, and puts you in charge of your own
changes. It is a process that transcends standard
methods of visualization, affirmations, and positive
thinking for dramatically accelerating personal growth.
This is a personalized session for ONE person.
$25/session
Jean See, Advanced Psych-K Facilitator, Blue Sky Healing
Gardens. Call 715.524.2283 for times.
Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction,
relaxation and promotes healing. It is based on the idea
that all living things have a special energy flowing
through them. When this life energy is high, you'll feel
strong, confident, more relaxed and less likely to get
sick. When it is low, you'll often feel tired, be more
easily affected by stress and less resistant to illness.
With this one class you will be able to give Reiki to
yourself and others. Receive Usui Reiki Level 1
certification.
Instructor: Jean See at Blue Sky Healing Gardens
Certified Usui Reiki:
Level 2 Adults
One – 2 1/2 hour session
#1 Friday, Jan 15
#2 Saturday, Feb 6
8:30am – 11:00 am
8:30 am – 11:00 am
Blue Sky Healing Gardens,
Receive the 2nd degree Reiki Symbols along with their
use and applications. Receive the Reiki 2 attunement to
perform 2nd degree Reiki. Receive Usui Reiki Level 2
certification. Instructor: Jean See at Blue Sky Gardens
Call Jean See – Blue Sky Healing Gardens @ 715.524.2283 for additional dates and times.
Step into Reflexology
Tuesday, February 9
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
SCMS Room 157
plus $5 material fee paid to the instructor at class
Fee: $10
Reflexology is the practice of applying pressure to the feet or hands using specific thumb or finger
movements to promote relaxation reduce stress and improve circulation. This class will cover the
history of reflexology and an introduction to what reflexology is. Instructor: Traci Bloedorn
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SPANISH
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.2192 X3202
TITANIC
WOODWORKING
“The Titanic & Other Lost
Ocean Liners”
Woodworking Open Shop
Spanish – Beginners
Tuesdays (10 sessions)
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
March 1 – May 17*
*No class March 22 & April 19
SCMS Room 146 Fee: $59
This class is a great opportunity to
learn basic Spanish in a fun and
interactive setting. You will learn
to communicate main ideas and to
ask questions and express desires.
This is a first approach to the
Spanish language.
Instructor: Agueda Engel
Presentation by Tim Ewing
Thursday
April 14
Community Ed Room 103
6:00 pm
FREE
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT AT
THIS INFORMATIVE
PRESENTATION BY APRIL 11
Call SCE Office (715) 526-2192 x3202
Spanish - Intermediate
Thursdays (10 sessions)
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
March 3 – May 12*
*No class March 24
SCMS Room 146 Fee: $59
Continue to strengthen the 4
language skills: reading, listening,
speaking & writing.
Students will increase their
communication skills using a
variety of tenses, building on
existing skills and
expand abilities in
all of the language
skills.
Instructor:
Agueda Engel.
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In honor of the 104th Anniversary of
the Titanic disaster, join us by
coming full steam ahead to the
Shawano
Community
Middle
School for a special program on the
‘Titanic and Other Lost Ocean
Liners.’
Tim Ewing discusses how he
became interested in the wrecks of
the Titanic, Britannic, Empress of
Ireland, Andrea Doria and many
others.
Hear some of the survivor stories
and see historic photos of each
vessel.
Tim is a former member of the
Titanic Historical Society. Detailed
plans of the Titanic and Titanic
models will be on display, plus two
books printed only months after
the sinking of the Titanic.
for Beginners & the Experienced
Class Dates:
Feb 1, 29
March 14, 28
April 11, 25
& May 9, 23
Mondays (8)
Fee: $115
6:00 - 9:00 pm
SCHS Wood Shop
Use entrance door “K”
People of all ages and woodworking abilities will be given a
safety-structured environment to
use quality, industrial grade
equipment and shop premises to
construct self-chosen woodworking
projects under the guidance of
Greg Brown, an experienced
woodcrafter
and
Technical
Education Instructor at the
Shawano Community High School.
Beginners
and
advanced
woodworkers are welcome.
A
simple project will be determined
by the beginner student and
instructor to be completed during
the 8 weeks.
Safety glasses are required and you
must bring your own material for
your project(s). Register early as a
maximum of 10 students accepted.
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SHAWANO CITY/COUNTY LIBRARY
715-526-3829
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
Saturday Fun Days
Family fun once a month on
Saturdays at 10:00 am
Appropriate for children of all ages.
ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS
“Inform. Inspire. Enrich.
Entertain.”
Shawano City-County Library
128 S. Sawyer St.
Shawano, WI 54166
(715) 526-3829
www.shawanolibrary.org
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday
8am-8pm
Tue, Wed, Thu
8am-6pm
Friday
8am-5pm
Saturday
9am-1pm
LIBRARY SERVICES
The library offers an endless
supply of free resources and
services on a daily basis.
Some of the most popular are:
Public computers
Internet & Wi-Fi
eReaders & eBooks
DVDs
Books & magazines
Videogames
Career resources
Newspapers
Music CDs
Books on CD
DIY Crafts & More
4th Monday of the Month
4:30 - 6:30 pm
Needles R Us
Fridays @ 9:00 am
Learning Lab
Computer classes offered monthly
on: Facebook, Gmail, Pinterest,
Word 2013, Borrowing eBooks,
Computer Basics, iPad Basics, &
Google Docs.
1-On-1 Computer Tutoring
Sign up for
individual training
with a librarian
TEEN PROGRAMS
Tuesdays 3:00 TO 4:45 pm
Create Space
1st Tuesday of Month
Minute 2 Win It
2nd Tuesday of Month
Snack-A-Bration!
3rd Tuesday of Month
Baby & Me Story Time
Tuesdays
10:00 am
A 20-minute
program for
infants aged
birth through
24 months
and their caregivers. Followed by a
15-minute play time.
Attendance at the program is required
to attend play time.
Story Time
Wednesdays 10:00 am
A 30-minute program for children of
all ages and
their
caregivers.
Programs
include
stories, songs,
poems, finger
plays, puppets, and flannel board
activities. Includes craft.
Gather ‘Round Story Time
Thursdays @ 10:00 am
A 30-minute program for children
of all ages. Programs include
stories, songs, finger plays, and
flannel board activities.
Includes craft.
Read to a Dog
Take Two
4th Tuesday of Month
January 1 & 2
May 30
Once a month on Saturdays
10:30 am to Noon
Read one-on-one to a furry friend.
Pre-registration is recommended.
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RESOURCES
Verkuilen Chiropractic & Wellness Center
Our New Location!
1401 E Elizabeth St
Shawano WI 54166
verkuilenchirpractic.com
715.524.6720
When the pain strikes, don’t let it keep you down. We’ll identify your
problem and work to restore your spine to its proper alignment.
Dr. Carrie Verkuilen, D.C.
Dr. Jenny Skibba, D.C.
“Gentle Chiropractic Care so you can get back to your job of Living”
FREE PRESENTATION
What is Laser Therapy &
What are the Benefits?
Wednesday
6:00 pm
February 3rd
No Charge
Open to the public.
An Aging and Disability Resource
Center, or ADRC, offers a single source
for information and assistance on
issues affecting older people and
adults with disabilities regardless of
their income. We are here for you and
your family to get information, advice
and access to a wide variety of
services to enhance self-sufficiency
and quality of life. The ADRC of the
Wolf River Region serves Oconto,
Menominee and Shawano Counties,
along with the Stockbridge-Munsee
Community.
Call us toll free at 1-855-492-2372
to find out how we can assist you.
www.adrcwolfriver.org
adrc@adrcwolfriver.org
Verkuilen Wellness Clinic
1401 E Elizabeth Street, Shawano
Call to register! (715) 524-6720
Patient Appreciation Day!
Saturday April 16th
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
FREE and open to the public.
Verkuilen Wellness Clinic
Food, specialized vendors, chair
massages, reflexology and more!
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Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Shawano Regional Center
NON-CREDIT CLASSES
715.524.2418
HEARTSAVER FIRSTAID
PUBLIC SAFETY
CPR Heartsaver AED
Heartsaver First Aid
...adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of automated
external defibrillator on adult and child victims.
Fee: $22.34/Age 62+: $9.50
...Heartsaver First Aid teaches how to manage illness and
injuries in the first few minutes until help arrives. Course
content
includes
general
principles,
medical
emergencies, choking and injury emergencies.
Fee: $22.34/Age 62+: $9.50
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24367
24365
24366
24752
24753
24849
Th
Sa
We
Th
We
Tu
1/21
2/6
4/13
1/7
2/10
4/5
5:30-9:30p
8:00a-12:00p
5:30-9:30p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Pulaski
Pulaski
Pulaski
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24381
24382
24761
24762
Sa
Th
Th
We
2/6
4/14
2/25
4/13
12:00-4:00p
5:30-9:30p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
Shawano
Shawano
Pulaski
Pulaski
CPR Heartsaver AED Refresher
...renewal of adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of
automated external defibrillator on adult and child
victims. Fee: $22.34/Age 62+: $9.50
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24367
24368
24369
24754
24755
Th
Sa
We
Th
Mo
1/21
3/5
5/4
1/21
3/7
5:30-9:30p
8:00a -12:00p
5:30-9:30p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Pulaski
Pulaski
CPR –Healthcare Provider
...adult, child and infant CPR (including ventilation with
barrier devices, bag mask). Use of AED and relief of
foreign body airway obstruction. Fee: $28.76/Age 62+:
$9.50
Class #
Day
Date
24370
24371
24372
24373
24756
24757
Tu/Th
1/12 &1/14
2/20
4/9
5/11 & 5/18
1/11 & 1/18
4/18 & 4/25
Sa
Sa
We
Mo
Mo
Time
5:30-8:30p
8:00a-2:30p
8:00a-2:30p
5:30-8:30p
6:00-9:00p
6:00-10:00p
Location
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Pulaski
Pulaski
CPR Refresher-Healthcare Provider
COMPUTER
PC Intro
...learn basic skills such as using your mouse easily,
finding your way around your computer, and file
organization and management. Fee: 62.28/Age 62+$4.50
Class #
24763
Part 1
24764
Part 2
Day
Date
Time
Location
TuTh
1/12-1/28
9:00a-12:00p
Shawano
TuTh
3/1-3/10
9:00a-12:00p
Shawano
Basic Computer Skills
…now is the time to upgrade your skills and become
better equipped for a career change, better prepared for
going back to school, or just plain better at using
technology. Fee: No Fee
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24538
24539
24544
24545
24546
24547
Tu
Th
Mo
Mo
Tu
Tu
2/02
2/23
3/21
4/18
4/5
5/3
9:00 - 11:05a
9:00 - 11:05a
1:00 - 3:54p
1:00 - 3:54p
5:00 - 7:54p
5:00 - 7:54p
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
...renewal of adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of
automated external defibrillator on adult and child
victims. Fee: $22.34/Age 62+: $9.50
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24374
24375
24376
24377
24378
24379
24380
24758
24759
24760
We
Sa
Th
We
Sa
We
Mo
Su
Mo
We
1/6
1/23
1/28
2/10
2/27
3/23
4/18
2/14
3/14
5/4
8:30a -12:30p
8:00a-12:00p
5:30-9:30p
5:30-9:30p
8:00a-12:00p
5:30-9:30p
5:30-9:30p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
6:00-10:00p
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Shawano
Pulaski
Pulaski
Pulaski
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CONTACT NWTC TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES ● 111 Thomas Ave ● Shawano ● 715.524.2418
NON-CREDIT CLASSES
715.524.2418
RESPONSIBLE BEVERAGE SERVER
REAL ESTATE
Responsible Beverage Server
Real Estate: Ethics/Fair Housing
... state laws relating to alcohol beverage service and sale
of tobacco products. Factors/behaviors of unsafe driving,
discouraging intoxication, identifying fake/altered IDs;
ramifications of selling to underage patrons.
Fee: $25.00/62+: $12.16
...outlines Wisconsin licensee obligations with respect to
the Realtor Code of Ethics/Fair Housing Law; arbitration
disputes, professional standards enforcement, providing
equal services; Department of Safety and professional
Services’ complaint process, fair housing, specific articles
within the Realtor Code of Ethics.
Fee: $40.00/Age 62+: $27.16
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
25215
Mo
4/25
5:30-9:30p
Shawano
FOOD SANITATION
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24712
We
2/10
12:30-4:00p
Shawano
Real Estate: Risk Reduction
Food Sanitation
...employee health and hygiene; food borne illness
prevention; pest management, and safe food
handling.
Certification
requirements
(WI
Law
50.545). Successful completion of written exam required.
Fee: $78.00/62+: $52.32
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
23978
Mo
1/11 & 1/18
8:30a - 12:30p
Shawano
...instruction for brokers and sales people to limit exposure
to liability; explore broker supervisions, liability for brokers
and sales people, accurate drafting/presentation of
proposals, record retention. Overview of RESPA and
affiliated business practices.
Fee: $40.00/Age 62+: $27.16
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24713
We
2/17
8:30a -12:00p
Shawano
Real Estate: Inspections and Testing
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate: WI State Approved Listing Contracts
...details of real estate listing contracts, nuances between
client/customer, cooperation with agents, access to
property, limited service listings; agency relationships, subagency, agency disclosure; delivery of documents and
notices, email delivery and electronic consent.
Fee: $40.00/Age 62+: $27.16
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24709
We
2/3
8:30a-12:00p
Shawano
Real Estate: WI New Developments
...update on new and emerging changes and developments
in real estate law, practices/procedures. Explore Wisconsin
law and code provisions, attorney General Opinions and
court cases. Learn about proposed changes to Wisconsin
rules, statutes and forms. Fee: $40.00/Age 62+: $27.16
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24710
We
2/3
12:30-4:00p
Shawano
WI Real Estate Offers to Purchase
...technology and its impact on advertising, license law
advertising issues, mortgage lending and other financing
issues, land use issues, and other general real estate
issues. Fee: $40.00/Age 62+: $27.16
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24711
We
2/10
8:30a-12:00p
Shawano
...through review of inspections and testing using
Wisconsin-approved forms; inspection boundaries
including who and what can be inspected. Explains the
difference between defect and material adverse fact.
Fee: $40.00/Age 62+: $27.16
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24714
We
2/17
12:30-4:00p
Shawano
FOOD/FITNESS
Food/Fitness ...initiating changes to maintain healthy
lifestyles. Helpful to the general population with weightrelated health problems and special dietary needs.
Fee: $83.35/Age 62+: $46
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24715
24716
24717
Tu/Th
We
We
1/12-3/10
3/15-5/12
5/17-7/14
8:10 -9:00a
8:10 .-9:00a
8:10.-9:00a
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
COLLEGE GOAL WISCONSIN - This is a FREE EVENT!
Get help completing the FAFSA on Sat, Feb
27th, at 10 a.m. at the Shawano NWTC Regional
Center. This is the form that all students and
families need to fill out to get help to pay for
college. Visit www.collegegoalwi.org for more
details and a list of items you will need to bring
with you. Students should attend with a parent if possible.
You may win a $1000 scholarship for attending this event!
CONTACT NWTC TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES ● 111 Thomas Ave ● Shawano ● 715.524.2418
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NON-CREDIT CLASSES
715.524.2418
Welding
PAINT/ACRYLICS
Paint: Acrylics
Weld Skill Development
...color theory, brush techniques, and visualizing color.
Beginning to advanced techniques for all abilities with
selection of personal subject matter and projects.
Fee: $83.35/Age 62+: $46.00
…the welding trade to include oxyacetylene processes, electric arc
processes and welding safety. The
course is designed for people who
are involved in the welding trade.
Fee: $56.37/Age 62+$17.85
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
24766
25200
Mo
Wed
3/21-4/25
2/10-3/16
9:00a-12:00p
5:00 -8:00p
Shawano
Shawano
Register in person or mail to:
NWTC, 111 Thomas Avenue, Shawano, WI 54166
Office: (715) 524-2418
www.nwtc.edu
west@nwtc.edu
NWTC
Date
Time
Location
Tu
2/9-3/1
5:00-9:00p
Bonduel
...preparation for testing to become qualified according
to AWS and ASME welding codes. For shop/construction
welders to upgrade proficiency in shielded metal arc
welding (stick), gas metal arc welding (MIG), and flux
cored arc welding (FLAW). Fee: $169.11/Age 62+$53.55
Payment is due at time of registration.
CONTACT
Day
Welding Advanced
Please use registration form on this page to
register for NWTC classes.
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Class #
25198
TO
Class #
Day
Date
Time
Location
25199
Tu
3/15-5/10
5:00-9:00p
Bonduel
REGISTER
FOR
CLASSES
715 -524-2418
SHAWANO COUNTY - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EXTENSION
715.526.6136
Strong Bones Strength Training Program
Zion Lutheran Church
1254 S Union St, Shawano
Mon/Wed 8:30 am
Regular & Advanced Class
January 4 to March 23
Tues/Thur 7:30 am
The Strong Bones Program was developed by Dr.
Miriam Nelson and Dr. Rebecca Sequin at Tufts
University. It is an exercise program based on
extensive scientific research. Participants attend
classes for an hour, twice a week. The Strong Bones
Program includes progressive weight training,
flexibility and balance activities. These exercises are
safe and effective for both men and women of all
ages, including those that are not in perfect health.
All instructors have received training in the Strong
Bones Program.
Questions & more information contact:
Nancy Schultz, Family Living Educator
715-526-6136
nancy.schultz@ces.uwex.edu
To register contact:
Kara Skarlupka, Staff Assistant
715-526-6136
kara.skarlupka@co.shawano.wi.us
$30 Reg fee includes materials
**Minimum Class Size is 15**
ThedaCare At Home is seeking volunteers, both men
& women, to assist in caring for terminally ill patients
and their families. Our volunteers visit patients in
their homes, at local nursing homes and at hospitals.
Please contact Angie Krueger at
(715) 460-1280 for more information.
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Regular & Advanced Class
Mon/Thur 2:30 pm
Regular Class
St. Francis Solanus
Mon/Thur 5:15 pm
724 Mader St, Gresham
Regular Class
Community Center
Mon/Thur 1:00 pm
30 S Main St, Clintonville
Regular Class
St. Paul Lutheran Church
240 E Green Bay St, Bonduel
Mon/Fri 7:30 am
Regular Class
Total Fitness
203 E Green Bay St, Shawano
Mon/Wed Noon
Regular Class
Mohican Family Center
Mon/Wed 5:00 pm
Sacred Heart Church
Tues/Thur 3:45 pm
N8605 Oak St, Bowler
Regular Class
302 S Main St, Shawano
Regular Class
Domestic Abuse & Sexual Assault Support Center
380 Lakeland Rd
24-HOUR CRISIS LINE
PO Box 665
715.526.3421
Shawano WI 54166
Toll Free
www.shawanoshelter.org 1.888.303.3421
SHAWANO COUNTY UW-EXTENSION OFFICE
715.526.6136
SHAWANO COUNTY - UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EXTENSION
Shawano County Home
& Community Education
(HCE) Activities
“Handmade Soaps and Care Products” and
“Skin Care as You Age”
Thursday, March 2
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Shawano County Courthouse
Rooms A/B
“Salt Substitutes”
January 12th @ 1:30 pm
AND @ 5:30 pm (repeated)
In conjunction with this presentation on salt
substitutes we will also have an information session
on Shawano County HCE. You will find out exactly
what the HCE (Home & Community Education) is and
what they have planned for the year ahead. All
women from Shawano County are invited to join this
program.
“Recycling and Upcycling”
Wednesday, Feb 3
5:30 pm
(Repeated on)
Thursday, Feb 4th
1:30 pm
Bonduel at the
United Methodist Church.
715.526.6136
Cost is $3.00 for non-HCE member
Come and join “Mum & Me”, Bonnie Brunner will be
giving a demonstration on soap making. She will have
her “soaps” there for you to look at and purchase.
Plus, we will have recipes for different types of soaps
and hygiene products. Then there will be a discussion
on how your skin changes with age. It becomes
thinner, loses fat, and no longer looks as plump and
smooth as it once did. Your veins and bones can be
seen more easily. Scratches, cuts, or bumps can take
longer to heal. Years of sun tanning or being out in the
sunlight for a long time may lead to wrinkles, dryness,
age spots, and even cancer. Find out what you can do
to protect your skin and to make it feel and look
better.
Cost is $3.00 for non-HCE members.
This two part workshop, one evening, workshop will
discuss why it is still beneficial to recycle and
upcycling. Upcycling is the reuse of discarded objects
or materials in such a way as to create a product of a
higher quality or value than the original.
Shawano County Courthouse, Room 101
311 North Main Street, Shawano, WI 54166-2198
Phone (715) 526-6136
Fax (715) 526-4875
UW-Extension extends the knowledge & resources of the University of Wisconsin to people where they live & work.
JOE STELLATO
4-H Youth Development Agent
Countywide 4-H Program Supervision
“Real Colors” Instructor
4-H Leader Recruitment/Training
School Enrichment Programs
joseph.stellato@ces.uwex.edu
JAMIE PATTON
Agriculture Agent
Crops & Soils; Horticulture
Dairy & Livestock
jamie.patton@ces.uwex.edu
715.526.6136
NANCY SCHULTZ
Family Living Educator
Nutrition & Health & Food Safety
Family & Financial Planning
Positive Parenting
nancy.schultz@ces.uwex.edu
JAY MOYNIHAN
Community, Natural Resources &
Economic Development Educator
Community Economic Development
Local Governance, Sustainability
Organizational Development
jay.moynihan@ces.uwex.edu
SHAWANO COUNTY UW-EXTENSION OFFICE
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NAVARINO NATURE CENTER
Cross-Country Ski Trails:
Sledding– Snowshoeing
Contact NNC for updated info.
Porcupine Snowshoe Hike
Thurs, Jan.7th 9-10 am
Snowshoe hike to a
porcupine den. This is the
perfect opportunity to
explore the wildlife area
and get exercise during
the winter. $4 NNC members, $6 nonmembers, $12 family rate. Arrive
earlier if you plan to rent snowshoes $2
per child, $4 per adult. Please RSVP
Winter Walk / Intro to Snowshoeing
Sat, Jan. 9th, 9:00 am
Join NNC Naturalist for a winter walk
through the forests of Navarino. If
conditions are favorable we will go on
snowshoes. Fee: NNC members $4,
Non members $6, Families $12 Arrive
earlier if you plan to rent snowshoes $2
Volunteer Winter Training Session
Wed, Jan. 13th @ 10 am. Please RSVP
Fri, Jan 15th,
5:30–7:30 pm
Snowshoe or
ski the one
mile
loop
from the nature center across the
boardwalk and back by the light of the
stars, moon and candlelight. (Weather
dependent–Call in advance) Fee: $4
NNC members, $6 Non members, $12
Family rate. Rentals extra. Please RSVP.
Intro to Cross country Skiing
Sat, Jan. 16th , 9:00 am
One hour introduction to traditional
cross country skiing. Learn basic kick
and glide, stopping, and turning.
$4 NNC members, $6 non members,
$12 the entire family.
Arrive earlier if you plan to rent skis $5
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Bog and Porcupine Snowshoe Hike
Sat, Jan. 23rd
8:30 am.
Snowshoe through the
woods, bog and past
porcupine dens. $4 NNC members, $6
individuals, $12 the entire family. Bring
snowshoes or rent. Arrive earlier if you
plan to rent snowshoes $2 per child,
$4 per adult.
Intro to Cross country skiing
Sat, Jan. 23rd @ 11:00 a.m.
One hour introduction to traditional
cross country skiing. Learn basic kick
and glide, stopping, and turning. $4
NNC members, $6 individuals, $12 the
entire family. Arrive earlier if you plan
to rent skis. $5 per child, $10 per adult.
Please RSVP
Frozen Fun — Winter Open House
Sat, Feb. 13th - 9 am to 1 pm (9 am and
11 am, guided hike is free of charge).
Snow games including: Olaf
building contest, frozen arts
and crafts, frozen face
painting, frozen costume
contest, games, skiing and
sledding.
Chili luncheon. Naturalist-guided hike
on snowshoes in search of porcupines
and other wildlife. Possible horse
drawn sleigh rides. Fees for rentals,
lunch, and sleigh rides. Other items
free of charge. Please RSVP
Candlelight Snowshoe Hike
Fri, Feb. 26th, 5:30 pm-7:30 pm
Sat, Feb. 27, 5:30 pm-7:30 pm.
Snowshoe or ski the one-mile loop
from the nature center across the
boardwalk and back by the light of the
stars, moon and candlelight. (Weather
dependent – Call in advance) Fee: NNC
members $4, Non members $6,
Families $12
Rentals extra. Please
RSVP
Porcupine Snowshoe Hike
Sat, Feb. 27th
9:00 am
Snowshoe hike to a porcupine den.
This is the perfect opportunity to
explore the wildlife area and get
exercise during the winter.
$4 NNC members, $6 individuals,
$12 the entire family. Arrive earlier if
you plan to rent snowshoes $2 per
child, $4 per adult. Please RSVP
715.758.6999
Aldo Leopold Weekend — Public
Sand County Almanac Reading
Sat, March 5th
10:00 am
Come out to listen
to staff, volunteers
and the public as
they take turns reading through
“A Sand County Almanac”. A slide
show will accompany each reading.
Leopold bench kits will also be
available. Treated Lumber for $60,
Cedar kits $100.
RSVP by calling 715-758-6999 or
emailing navarinonc@gmail.com.
Rain Barrel Workshop
Sat., March 12th 9:00 am
Looking to add a rain barrel to water
the flowers or garden, come out to
NNC and make your own or take a premade barrel. Make your own $35/per
barrel.
Pre-made $45/per barrel.
Please RSVP
NNC Class Policies
Unfortunately, Navarino Nature
Center is not immune to the current
economic challenges.
Therefore, we find it necessary to
adhere fully to the following policy:
NNC staff reserves the right to
cancel a program if minimum
enrollment has not been met by
the registration deadline.
If we need to cancel a program, your
payment will be refunded in full.
If you need to cancel, please notify us
at least 48 hours before the class. If
we are able to fill your spot, you will
be refunded in full; if not, we will
refund 50% of your fee.
If you cancel less than 48 hours before
the class, your entire registration fee
will be forfeited.
Please help us ensure the success of
our programs by registering and
paying for the program at least 3 days
in advance.
We cannot guarantee your place in a
class unless payment has been
received.
Thank you for understanding.
RSVP: navarinonc@gmail.com or
call 715-758-6999
NNC Sporting Clay Shoot at J & H
Game Farm, Navarino
Sat, March 26th - 8 am – 3 pm
Fee: $25 per person, re-entry $15.
Proceeds benefit NNC educational
programs.
Fairy House Workshop
Sat, April 2nd
9:00 am—12:00 pm
Lolly Bower will teach
adults and youth 14 and
over, younger may come
with an adult. She will
instruct how to build a fairy house.
Participants will leave with a house
made of natural materials for their
home or garden. Min. 4, Max. of 10.
Bring a glue gun if you have one. RSVP
by Wed. Mar 25th
Willow Trellis Workshop
Sat., April 9th - 9:00 am
This is a willow trellis workshop;
participants will create an 8-foot trellis.
Class limited to 10 people. RSVP by
Wed, April 1st Equipment needed:
hammer, pliers, wire cutters, tape
measure and cordless drill. Fee: $50
Sky Dance
Sat, April 9th - 6:30 pm– 8:00 pm
Kay Brockman-Mederas, DNR Wildlife
Biologist, will lead the presentation,
Aldo Leopold reading, “Woodcock
Walk” and viewing of the courtship
dance after sunset.
Evening with the Sandhill Cranes
Thur, April 14th
@ 6:30 pm.
Watch up to 3,000
Sandhill cranes come
in to roost for the
night. Binoculars and spotting scopes
will be available.
Fee: $4 NNC
members, $6 individuals and $12
families Please RSVP
SHAWANO COUNTY
SANDHILL CRANE COUNT
Sat, April 16th
Contact the nature center.
Navarino Trail Fun Run/Walk
Sat, April 23rd
More details at www.navarino.org
Mark your calendar!
Celebrate
Earth Day 2016
Sat, April 23rd
11:30 am - 2 pm
Face-painting,
Plant
Sale (weather depending), wagon rides,
pond creatures, recycling shoes, Spring
wildflower hike, kid’s crafts, build a
bird / bat house, food, and much more.
Please RSVP
Woodcock Survey
Thur, April 28th @ 7 pm.
Traveling survey of NE corner of
Navarino Wildlife Area, call 715-7586999 for more information. Please
RSVP
ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday, May 3rd , 2016 @ 7:00 pm
Stepping Stone Acrylic Painting Class
Sat. May 7th, or Tue, May 10th
9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
Painting class lead by Julie Wilber.
How to draw and paint with acrylics on
a stepping stone for your garden. All
materials provided except brushes.
Bring a flat, shader, round or filbert ,
and a liner brush.
Some brushes will be available to
purchase if needed. Our goal is to use
art from nature and incorporate
recycling. Cost $30 members, $35 nonmembers.
Minimum of 5 people,
maximum of 12, RSVP by April 22nd.
Any questions:
call NNC at 715-758-6999
or email navarinonc@gmail.com
Sunset Flowage Canoe Trip
Thur, May 5th @ 6:00 pm
Canoe Pike’s Peak and McDonald
Flowage on the Navarino Wildlife Area.
RSVP by Tue, May 3rd. Minimum of 5
people.
Fee: $10 NNC members.
Wandering Down the Wolf River
Sat, May 21st @ 8:30 am
Canoe from Shawano
down the Wolf River to
Hwy CCC. Canoes, PFD’s
and paddles are provided.
RSVP by Wed, May 18th by calling 715758-6999. Minimum of 5 people. $15
members,
$20
non-members.
715.758.6999
Living Sedum Wreath
Thur, June 2nd @ 6:00 pm
Create a living wreath
made of a wire form,
moss, and sedum. Plan to
get dirty, have fun and leave with a
beautiful start to your garden
decorating. There will be a short
demonstration of a sedum picture
frame.
Minimum of 5 people, maximum of 12.
$30 members, $35 non-members.
Please RSVP
Firefly, Frogs and a Campfire Oh My!
Tue, June 7th - 7:00
to 9:00 pm
Come for a night of
old fashioned fun.
Bring old shoes,
boots, bug spray, buckets, jars & nets
for frog and firefly catching. Bring a
lawn chair to sit by the campfire and
roast S’mores. This is the chance to
celebrate summer for all ages.
Fee: member $4, nonmember $6,
families $12. Please RSVP
Woodland Fairy Day Camp
Thurs, June 9th 9:30 to 1:00 pm
Lolly Bower will be
out to host a oneday camp for
children that will include fairy house
building in the woods, crafts, face
painting, tea party, and games. Cost is
$40 per child with reservations
required. Please RSVP
Evening on the Wolf River
Thur, June 16th
@ 5:30 pm.
Canoe from Shawano
down the Wolf River to
Hwy CCC. Canoes, PFD’s and paddles
are provided. RSVP by Tue, June 14 by
calling 715-758-6999. Fee: $15
members, $20 non-members Please
RSVP
Willow Plant Stand Workshop
Sat, June 25th @ 9:00 am
Participants will make a willow plant
stand.
Class limited to 10 people,
RSVP by Wed, June 15th . Equipment
needed: hammer, pliers, wire cutters,
tape measure and cordless drill. Fee:
$50 per stand.
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SHAWANO RECREATION DEPARTMENT
715.526.6171
JANUARY - MAY 2016
Pool Hours / Schedule /Lessons
Shawano Recreation Department
220 E Division Street, Shawano, WI 54166
Matt Hendricks, Director
Shawano Park & Rec.
POOL HOURS
LAP SWIM
Monday – Friday
5:30 – 7:00am
Monday – Friday
11:00 – 1:00pm
Monday
5:45 – 6:15pm
Wednesday – Friday 5:15 – 6:15pm
Saturday
12:00 – 1:00pm
Sunday
1:00 – 2:00pm
PASSES
Memberships and passes may be used at
the Shawano Park & Rec. and/or the
Shawano High School
Available only after
Membership purchase
Tue & Fri
Swim Pass
Individual
Resident* ~ $33.00
Child
Adult
Family
Family
7:00 – 9:00am
7:00 – 8:00am
1:00 – 1:45pm
Annual
$72.50
133.00
272.25
Jan. – Mar.
$20.25
36.00
74.25
Annual
$51.50
100.75
Jan. – Mar.
$14.25
27.75
Exercise Pass
Resident* ~ $66.50
Student*
Adult
*Shawano School District Resident
SENIOR SWIM
5:30am – 7:45pm
5:30am – 8:45pm
12:00pm – 8:45pm
1:00pm – 3:45pm
MEMBERSHIPS
WATER WALK
Mon, Wed & Fri
Tue & Thu
Mon, Wed & Fri
BUILDING HOURS
Mon – Thur
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
*Must be high school age to use Weight Room
9:30 –10:30am
OPEN SWIM
Mon - Thur
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
6:15 – 7:45pm
6:15 – 8:45pm
1:00 – 3:45pm
6:30 – 8:45pm
2:00 – 3:45pm
SWIM CLASS SCHEDULE
Registration
Class Starts
5:00 – 6:30pm
Additional open swim hours
may be scheduled.
Member
Non-Member
Adult
Member
Non-Member
Family Swim
(members ~ per family)
Exercise
Student* Member
Non-Member
Adult
Member
Non-Member
Mar. 14 - 27
Mar. 28
Apr. 25 - 30
May 2
$9.75 w/memb ~ $13.75 w/out
(total session fee)
* Must be accompanied by an adult
$.50
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
4 Year Old
5 Year Old
YOUTH (2 x week for 5 weeks)
$19.25 w/memb ~ $27.50 w/out
Beginner (levels 1, 2, 3)
Adv. Beginner (level 4)
Intermediate (level 5)
Swimmer (level 6)
(total session fee)
ADULT (5 week session)
$.50
1.00
1.00
2.00
*Must be high school age to use
Weight Room
Racquetball
1 hour
$7.00
Purchase 10 hours
60.00
Racquet Rental
1.00
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PRE-SCHOOL (1 x week for 5 weeks)
Tots & Infants (6mos – 4yrs)*
FEES PER-TIME USE
Swim
Child
Feb. 8 - 14
Feb. 15
For our current schedule please call the Rec. Center @ 715-526-6171
FAMILY SWIM
Saturday
Jan. 4 - 10
Jan. 11
Joints in Motion
M Th
Adult Beginner
Th
Lifeguard Training* Tu
10:00 – 10:45am
9:15 – 9:45am
7:00 – 9:00pm
$24.75 w/membership ~ $35.75 w/out
Price includes cost of book and $35.00 Red Cross administrative fee.
*Class will begin March 22nd. Please register March 14 – 20. Class runs 7 weeks
Aquacise
Mon & Wed
9:00 – 9:50am
Call Marcia @ (715) 853-4569
Pay Instructor
All prices are based on a 5 week session. Prices will change for shorter sessions.
Additional classes may be offered.
Additional Open Swim: Weekdays 1:45 – 3:15pm when school is not in session.
SHAWANO RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Swim Lessons
Registration for lessons
will be held Jan. 4 - 10,
Feb. 8 – 14, Mar. 14 - 27 & Apr. 25 30. Classes begin the week after
registration and run for 5 weeks.
Shawano Park & Rec. Dept. adheres
to American Red Cross guidelines.
Exercise - Our facility offers a wide
variety of exercise equipment
including treadmills, bikes, a leg
press, elliptical strider, free weights
and more. Our weight room
provides a safe and effective way to
stay in shape. Fees may be paid per
work-out or quarterly passes are
available (with membership).
Joints in Motion:
Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Program
This
class
concentrates
on
strengthening muscles, relieving
stiffness, improving balance and
gaining a better range of motion.
The exercises provide gentle
resistance while supporting your
joints. Participants will enjoy a fun,
recreational class conducted in the
shallow end of the pool. Swimming
skills are not necessary. The class is
taught by an Arthritis Foundation
Certified Instructor. Held at the
Shawano Park & Rec. Mon & Thurs
mornings 10am – 10:45 a.m. Call
the Park & Rec. for more info.
Racquetball - Challenge
your friends to a game
of racquetball on one of
two
courts.
Reservations are taken
up to one week in
advance. The fee is $7.00 per hour
or 10 hours for $60.00, a savings of
ten dollars! Racquet rentals are
available for $1.00. Call the Rec.
Center today to reserve your court
time! Leagues for each play level
also run periodically throughout the
year. Call for league start date or to
have your name added to our list.
Aquacise
Mon & Wed
9:00am–9:50am
Increase metabolism,
burn calories, build, tone &
strengthen muscles. For more info,
call Marcia @ (715)853-4569. Swim
experience not needed.
Park Rentals – Park Rentals may be
made after January 1st for the 2016
summer season. Parks available for
rental include Memorial, Arlington,
Kuckuk, Huckleberry and Sturgeon
Park Gazebo.
LifeGuard Training - The Shawano
Park & Rec. offers a lifeguard
nd
training class. Starts March 22 .
Ages 15 – Adult. Tuesdays, 7–9pm.
$80.00 w/memb or $90.00 w/o. Call
526-6171 for more info.
Senior Citizen Swim One hour of swim for
Senior citizens. First
15 minutes is light
exercise & stretching.
The rest of the hour can be spent
swimming and socializing. Free with
membership. Participants must be
60 years of age or above. Tues and
Fri mornings from 9:30 – 10:30am.
Resident fees are $40.00 for a
weekend rental and $30.00 for a
weekday if reserved for fewer than
100 people. Call the Park & Rec. for
availability.
Dana Dillenburg
ddillenburg@shawanonet.net
Matt Hendricks
mhendricks@shawanonet.net
Dave Kolitsch
dkolitsch@shawanonet.net
www.facebook.com/ShawanoParkandRec
715.526.6171
NEW ACTIVITIES
Youth Archery will be
offered in the summer of
2016 for ages 7 – 16.
Classes will be offered
weekly in a local park. Registration
will be held in late spring.
Geocaching is an
outdoor
treasure
hunting game using
GPS-enabled devices. Participants
navigate to a specific set of GPS
coordinates and then attempt to
find the geocache (container)
hidden at that location. In the
spring of 2016 we will be adding
some additional caches to our local
parks!
Little Kicks Soccer
is a program we will
be offering for 3 – 4
yr. olds in the
summer of 2016.
This weekly 45 minute program will
introduce kids to the basics of
soccer. Registration will be held in
late spring.
nd
Our 2 Annual
Easter Egg Hunt
for ages 3 – 10
will be held at
Memorial Park on Saturday, March
th
26
@ 10am.
1000’s of
eggs…Prizes in each one!
Youth Volleyball
Program!
New this year to
our
youth
offerings will be a
volleyball program. This program
will be geared towards introducing
girls to the sport and teaching the
basic fundamentals of the game.
Registration will be held in early
February. Please contact us for
more information. Dates and times
TBA.
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SHAWANO COMMUNITY MIDDLE SCHOOL PROJECT
On November 4 the voters
in the Shawano School
District
overwhelmingly
supported the referendum
to renovate the middle
school. This project includes the replacement of the
entire heating and air system as well as needed updates
and repairs to selected areas of the building. The staff
and students are very excited about this!
The project is already under way with the architects
working to complete the very detailed drawings and
plans that are required to proceed with construction. The
timeline for construction to begin includes having all of
the sub-contractors and trades selected by March with
the actual working beginning around April 1. It will be a
busy summer at the middle school as all of the work is to
be completed by the start of the 2016-2017 school year.
Once complete, the building will be much more
comfortable and better able to meet the needs of
student instruction, allow for better access to those with
disabilities, provide more efficient use of spaces, and
improve the safety of all that use the building.
Community members that use the building for the many
different recreation and educational activities held in the
evenings will benefit from this project as well.
The heating and cooling of the building will be much
improved. Access to the Community Education Office will
have its own entrance. Sound dampening panels in the
small gym and a makeover in the large gym will create a
nicer space for sports activities.
I am excited to be a part of this project and look forward
to when we can unveil the results to the public.
Jeff Easter,
Director of Building and Grounds
Contact Jeff Easter, Director of Buildings &
Grounds, if you would like to see the full-size plan.
(715) 526-2192 ext. 8011
Band
Orchestra
Choir
ADA
Restrooms
Stage
Boys Locker
Room
Counselor & Social
Worker Area
Courtyard
Passage
Elevator
Girls Locker
Room
Kitchen
SCE
Office
Commons
New Entry
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School Office Area
Register Now!
Name
Address
City
Register by mail:
State
Mail payment & completed form to:
Zip
1050 S Union Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Email
Phone (day)
Phone (cell)
Class
Start Date
Fee
Class
Start Date
Fee
Please make checks payable to: SCE
To register online visit:
715-526-2192 x3202
Total________
Register Now!
Name
Address
City
Register by mail:
State
Zip
1050 S Union Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Email
Phone (day)
Phone (cell)
Class
Start Date
Fee
Class
Start Date
Fee
715-526-2192 x3202
Total________
Register Now!
Name
Address
City
Register by mail:
State
Zip
1050 S Union Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Email
Phone (day)
Phone (cell)
Class
Start Date
Fee
Class
Start Date
Fee
715-526-2192 x3202
Total_________
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Shawano School District
218 County Road B
Shawano, WI 54166
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