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WARROAD COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
SUMMER 2022
https://www.warroad.k12.mn.us/page/community-education
218-386-6028
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Mark Chamernick, Director 218.386.6005
Warroad Community Education Community Education Advisory Council
Michelle Wyckoff, Assistant 218.386.6028 510 Cedar Ave NW Melanie Schreiner, Steve Adams,
Jule Hanson, Tim Fast, Brita Comstock,
Warroad, MN 56763 Sue Summer, Kris Edman, Stephanie Heppner,
Community Education Advisory Council Meredith Yates, Nancy Fisher,
Melanie Schreiner, Steve Adams, Jule Hanson, 218-386-6028 Cara Caravetta, Della Knutson
Tim Fast, Brita Comstock, Sue Summer,
Kris Edman, Stephanie Heppner, Additional Staff
Meredith Yates, Nancy Fisher, Della Knutson -Kid Kare 218.386.6100
Cara Caravetta, Della Knutson
Office Hours Jana Berry – Wee Warriors– 218.386.6091
Monday-Friday: 7:00am-3:30pm Meredith Yates – ECFE 218.386.6119
Additional Staff Rebecca Willems - Pool 218.386.6016
Della Knutson -Kid Kare 218.386.6100
Jana Berry – Wee Warriors– 218.386.6091
Meredith Yates – ECFE 218.386.6119
Rebecca Willems - Pool 218.386.6016
* Warroad Schools*
IF SCHOOL IS NOT IN SESSION,
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES
WILL NOT BE HELD.
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Registration Information
COMMUNITY EDUCATION REGISTRATION AND CLASS INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT:
WWW.WARROADPAYMENTS.COM
NOT ALL CLASSES ARE ONLINE REGISTRATION. PLEASE READ THE REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR EACH CLASS.
ONLINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
When registering online at www.warroadpyaments.com you will be asked to provide a login name and password. If you do NOT know these, please call
the Community Education Office at 218.386.6028 to get that information. DO NOT create a new account. Online registration is for credit card or
debit card payments only.
If you need help, please contact the Community Education Office.
SPORTS REGISTRATION INFORMATION
All student athletes are required to have a current physical on file before they’re allowed to practice. All incoming 7th graders and new athletes
need to pick up a MSHSL physical form to take to the appointment. Physicals are good for 3 years from the date of completion. It is always a good
idea to check with the Community Education Office if you’re questioning your physical date.
• When registering online at www.warroadpayments.com you’re required to fil out MSHSL forms to be eligible for sports. There are four forms:
Health Questionnaire, Emergency Card, Eligibility and Waiver. These forms need to be filled out before athletes are allowed to practice.
• If you’ve already registered, and missed the forms, you can log in and go to your history. Once in history, click on the start date of your activity.
Once you’re in the activity, all the forms that need to filled out will be in red. You will need to click on each link and fill them out.
• If you have any questions, please contact Michelle at 386.6028 or email: michelle_wyckoff@warroad.k12.mn.us
Community Education Office is located in the High School Office
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Music Lessons FCA Hockey
Nancy Fisher - Piano, Voice, & Flute Northern Edge Martial Arts FCA Floor Hockey League begins Wednesday,
Contact: 218.469.3733 Warroad class times on Tuesdays January 12 and runs every 3 weeks throughout
Trina Billinglsey—Piano, Flute & Theory • Ages 5-9 at 5:30pm-6:15pm the school year until April 27. Games are played
Contact: 701.277.8011 each night beginning at 7:00pm. T-shirts are
• Ages 10-13 at 6:30pm-7:30pm
Cara Caravetta: Violin & Cello given to every participant, an inspirational speak-
Contact: 218.242.9109 • Ages 14 and up at 8:30pm-9:30pm
For more information, contact Scott Henrikson at er shares briefly each time and a trophy is pre-
218.242.4562. sented to the winning team at the Final game of
Double Sharp Strings Club 3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do the season. Floor Hockey is free and is open to
WANTED: Students in 6th-10th grade interested in 2nd degree black belt in Hapkido any student in grades 8-12. For info call FCA
playing violin, voila, or cello in an after school club. Email: skhenrikson08@gmail.com Huddle Coach at 218-452-1309.
Beginners welcome; tuition assistance and help finding an
instrument are available. We would love to have you be Doc’s Harbor Inn Team EPIC Youth Coalition
part of the foundation of recreating a student orchestra For more information, please call; 218.452.3302 Open to all Warroad High School students, Team
in Warroad! Follow us on Facebook: Doc’s Harbor Inn, Warroad Epic works to create a community that supports
youth to be substance free by creating positive
Contact: Cara Caravetta at
programs, policies, and healthy alternative activi-
cara_caravetta@warroad.k12.mn.us or 218.242.9109 Awana Club
ties to combat alcohol, tobacco, and other drug
Weekly Kids club featuring handbook awards, awesome
Voice Lessons use. There are many ways you can be involved in
stories, contest and amazing games.
Ms. King is now accepting a limited number of new vocal the WHS EPIC Youth Coalition! During the
Meet’s Wednesdays during the school year from 6pm-
students interested in advanced music studies. Students school year, we meet at 7:15am on the second
7:30pm
study in the tradition of classical vocal arts, with a focus Wednesday of each month. Summer meeting
on technique, musicianship, repertoire, memorization, and dates, times, location TBD. We have an overnight
performance. All students participate in music festivals
Summer Softball League youth leadership retreat in the first week of
Look for more information in April.
and concerts. Lessons are held weekday afternoons. June, EPIC Family Fun Nights on select Tuesdays
Cost: is $90.00
Please contact the instructor for a class description and this summer, a booth at the fair, and many other
Teams: 8u, 10u, 12u, 14u, & 18u
fee schedule. activities where you can volunteer! Let us know if
Register online at: http://
Music Office: 218.386.6111 warroadpayments.registryinsight.com/ you’re interested by texting: EPIC to 218-242-
MaryBeth King 0375 or email Steph Heppner at
Warroad Estates Summer Golf steph.teenjourney@gmail.com
BLAST Babysitting Class Boys & Girls - Grades 1-6 Team EPIC-Warroad Action Team
Basic golf skills will be taught: grip, posture, stance, swing
and putting. We will play a few holes later in the weeks The Warroad action Team is a group of
For more information contact: Paula Hedlund at
218.463.4301 or phedlund@lifecaremc.com and learn some of the golf’s basic terms, rules, and eti- passionate community members who work to
quette. No flip-flops. support a safe and healthy environment where
Instructor: Jay Hardwick, Head Boys Golf Coach the youth of Warroad can prosper and grow.
Driver’s Education - Spring 2022 Dates: June 20, 27, and July 11, 18, 25 Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each
Class consists of 36 hours of classroom instruction. Days: Monday month at noon in the WHS District Conference
• Students must be 15 by the first day of class or be Time: Group 1 grades 1-3: 11:00 to 12:00 Rm. This team also represents the Warroad
eligible for a farm permit. Group 2 grades 4-6: 12:00 to 1:00 community in the work of Team EPIC, which is a
Place: Warroad Estates Golf Course
• Maximum of 25 students county-wide collaborative, working to reduce
Cost: $35.00
• Students must bring with them a certified birth substance use and associated problems among
certificate and social security card or a Minnesota youth through community collaboration,
identification card from the Roseau License Bureau. Warroad Elementary Volleyball Camp
education, support, intervention, healthy
• Foreign exchange students should bring a legal Volleyball Camp for students going into grades 1-3 and
grades 4-7. alternatives, and building assets among
passport.
Where: Elementary Gym students, families, and the community. The
MR. DENAULT WILL BE SENDING OUT AN EMAIL When: June 13th-16th, 2022 county-wide Team EPIC meeting is at noon on the
TO THE STUDENTS ONCE THE DATE GETS CLOSER, - 1-3 grade at 3:00pm-4:15pm 2nd Thursday of each month in the Roseau
TO GO OVER CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS. - 4-7 grade at 4:30pm-6:00pm County Courthouse boardroom. Both meetings are
Cost: $50.00; includes a certificate, volleyball headband, open to anyone who is interested in joining the
Date: May 31st-June 15th, 2022 and a volleyball scrunchie to keep at the end of camp!
Cost: $375.00 paid in full by May 16th or a $15.00 late efforts of Team EPIC. For more information, or
fee added on after May 21st Who: For any student going into 1st-7th grade!
to receive the Team EPIC newsletter,
*Register online at: www.warroadpayments.com Register online: http://
warroadpayments.registryinsight.com/ Steph Heppner at 218-242-0375 or
teamEPIC.dfc@gmail.com
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Early Childhood and Family Education
Welcome to Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) recognizes that parents a child’s first and most important
teachers. ECFE can support you in this important work. Warroad ECFE offers quality learning opportunities and re-
sources for families with children from birth to entering kindergarten age, regardless of financial circumstances.
We work to strengthen families and enhance the ability of all parents to provide the best possible environment for
the healthy growth and development of their children.
Classes
Non-Separating Class: Parents and children
remain the ECFE classroom the entire class time.
This class meets on Monday evenings.
Separating Class: During Parent Discussion
parents move to a nearby room while the children
remain with the ECFE teacher in the classroom.
Classes are on Friday mornings.
ECFE Class Routines:
ECFE classes meet weekly and are 1.5 hours long
depending on the age group. Three sessions are
offered throughout the school year. You can
register for 1, 2, and or all 3 sessions! Class fees
are based on a sliding fee scale; no one is turned
away for an inability to pay. For a small additional
fee, childcare is available for siblings not enrolled
in the class.
Weekly Schedule:
Mondays– 5:30pm-7:00pm Separating Class
• 5:30pm-5:45pm Table & Carpet Activities
• 5:45pm-6:00pm Circle Time
• 6:00pm-7:00pm Parents Separate
Tuesdays– 5:30pm-7:00pm Watch for Special Event
Wednesdays– 10:00am-11:00am Library Storytime
Fridays– 9:00am-11:00am Separating Class
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Wee Warriors Kid Kare
Registration:
Wee Warriors provides safe and enriching programming
School Year- Registration for Kid Kare begins
for early learners beyond the school day. Learning
at the end of July before the start of the school year.
experiences offered occur in a positive environment which
Registration for Kid Kare continues throughout the
nurtures caring relationships contributing to the social,
school year. Please contact Della Knutson at 386.6100.
physical, academic, and emotional development of all
learners. Summer: Registration begins April and all reg-
istration policies apply for the summer session.
ENROLLMENT: Exploratory play and experiential learning Fees:
program for learners ages 4 & 5 participating in full day School Year:
Early Learners’ Center Programs. Program participants $2.50 per hour for 1 child
must have proof of immunizations or provide $2.25 per hour for additional children in family
documentation immunization exemption. Summer:
$2.50 per hour for 1 child
Wee Warriors’ programing follows the student school
$2.25 per hour for additional children in family
calendar. Registration is limited and is available by 20 hour minimum
contacting the Warroad Public Schools’ Community If your child will be attending Kid Kare for less than
Education Office. 20 hours a week:
$2.75 per hour for 1 child
Hours-
$2.50 per hour for additional children in family
Monday: 3:00pm -5:30pm Registration happens every year. This allows us to up-
date your child’s grade and other important information.
Tuesday: 3:00pm -5:30pm
Billing/Payment:
Wednesday:2:00pm-5:30pm School Year:
Thursday: 3:00pm -5:30pm Daily attendance fees will be collected every two weeks.
Balances need to be paid in full at the time. If a balance
Friday: 7:30am-5:30pm is not paid in full, your child will not be able to attend
Kid Kare until it is paid.
Staff: All Staff meet the mandated requirements for Summer Year:
School Age Care programs in Minnesota. Daily attendance fees will be collected every two weeks.
Balances need to paid in full at that time. If a balance is
Location: Warroad Elementary School not paid in full, your child will not be able to attend Kid
Kare until it is paid.
Meals/Snacks: Snacks are provided. School lunch is availa-
ble for purchase each Friday.
Contact Information:
Kid Kare/Community Ed Director:
Cost: Monday-Thursday: $8.00/day Mark Chamernick- 386.6005 or
Friday- $25.00/day mark_chamernick@warroad.k12.mn.us
Kid Kare Coordinator:
Della Knutson - 386.6100 or 218.689.2841
Contact: Community Ed Office at 386.6028 if you have any Della_knutson@warroad.k12.mn.us
questions.
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Discovery Hub
The Discovery and Development Hub (DD Hub) is a
Warroad Community Roseau County Law Library:
The Law Library offers free legal resources to all
co-working space to ideate, residents of Roseau County. We’re located in the
innovate and create opportunities for the Roseau County Courthouse - 605 5th Ave SW, Roseau
Little Brother/Little Sister Program:
vitality of the Warroad Chamber of Minnesota.
This program is based on the concept that young people
Commerce and the Warroad Area
can benefit from having the influence of a consistent, Legal Advice Clinic:
Convention & Visitors Bureau is also positive, role model in their life. The program helps youth On the first Wednesday of the month from 2:00pm-
located at the DD Hub, which also serves as a Tourist between the ages of 4 to 14 by matching suitable adults, 4:00pm and all other Wednesday’s of the month from
Information Center. The DD Hub is located in downtown who become volunteer Mentors, with boys and girls in the 9:00am-11:00am.
Warroad at 201 Lake Street, community. This relationship will help in meeting the young
Suites D-EG. Hours are from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday
Self-Help Center:
person’s need for acceptance, understanding and offer
through Friday. positive guidance.To become a volunteer Big Brother or Free to use computer and printer. Pick up the phone and
you will be connected directly to the Minnesota Course
Additional hours may be available upon request. To learn Big Sister, please request and fill out the Mentor
more visit www.DD-Hub.com, call 218-386-4148 or application. The application includes a free background Self-Help Center.
find us on Facebook @ DDHubWarroad check and asks for three-character referrals. You will Online Legal Research:
need to commit to spending just 4 hours a month with your
Free to use computer, access a robust legal research
Little. The benefit of this program is enormous-you will be
Weight Watchers tool in the form of West Law. The Law Library
making a positive influence in the life of a child! For more subscription allows access to all Minnesota case law and
Weight Watchers is all about success, both on and off the statutes, as well as much more.
Information, please contact Madeline Waage at 218-528-
scale. Whether you want to fit into a certain pair of pants, 3258
become more active, or simply feel better inside and out, Print Resources:
Or mwaage@nwcaa.org
we’ll help you get there. We offer affordable plans. Online Our print collection focuses on material that represent
Plus: Meetings Online Plus; and Personal Coaching. For common issues faced by pro se litigants; child custody,
more information please visit our website:
Warroad Boy Scouts divorce, conciliation court, landlord/tenants, property,
wills and more. For more information contact: Roseau
weightwatchers.com Every Monday at 6:00 pm in the Warroad Area Community County Administration at 218-463-2541
Center. For more information: www.beascout.scouting.org
Meetings in Roseau on Wednesday at 6:00 pm in the Four
Season Senior Center.
RSVP Programs:
Warroad Cub Scouts
The 1st , 3rd, and 4th Thursday’s during the school year. RSVP is a Retired Senior Volunteer Program of The
Nutrition Assistance Program For Seniors Red River Valley. Serving Kittson, Roseau, Marshall,
Also will meet once during the summer at 6:00 pm in the
NAPS is a nutrition program sponsored by USDA and the Pennington, Polk, Red Lake and Norman Counties. If
Warroad Area Community Center.Contact: Clubmaster, you’re 55 years or older please contact us to get you
MN Department of Health. Women and men 60 years or
Amanda Larson 218-242-5308 enrolled as a RSVP Volunteer!
older who are providing food for themselves. Participants
have to be a Minnesota resident. Household income guide- RSVP Signature Programs
Stay Active and Independent for Life...SAIL: A
lines are set by NAPs. Once a month qualified recipients Warroad Girl Scouts strength and balance fitness class for older adults. Half
receive a free, large box of food containing everything- Girl Scouts meet during the school year at various hour of exercise 2 times a week.
from American cheese, canned fruits, canned vegetables, locations and instructors. For more information contact: RSVP Groceries To Go: Is a grocery shopping and
canned meats, peanut butter, dry milk to cereal and pasta. Katie Cole 218-242-2903 delivery service for seniors age 60 or over.
Boxes are delivered to the Warroad Area Community Cen- RSVP Handyman: Volunteers can do minor home repair
ter, Young Manor, and the Warroad Senior Living Center and maintenance work for seniors age 60 or over.
Apartments. To find out if you qualify, contact Pat Hock- Warroad Senior Nutrition RSVP Reading Buddy Program: Volunteers work in
stedler at 386-2116. If you need more Come join us for a delicious meal and fabulous company! classrooms for an hour per week, giving young readers a
Meals are served at 5pm on Monday and Wednesday boost with more reading time and practice.
information call 877-281-3272 To sign up as a volunteer or to request service please
evenings and at noon on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays
contact: Tammy Frohlich, Director 218-281-8289 or
at the Warroad Community Center. All are welcome!! email tsykes@umn.edu
Share and Care Thrift Store
Contact: Betty or Dana at 386.4403 Jennifer Erdman, Program Coordinator 218-281-8288
We are a non profit business and all of our staff are vol- To make reservations or if you have any questions, cost is or email: jkerdman@umn.edu
unteers. We sell: clothing, books, houseware, and miscella- $7.65 for those under 60 years old. $4 suggested donation
neousHours: Wednesday’s and Friday’s 1:00pm to 5:00pm for Seniors ages 60 and under. We look forward to dining
Located on 111 Lake Street NW in Warroad, across the with you!!
street from the T -shirt Barrel. We share the same
building as the Warroad Food Pantry.
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Summer 2022 Swim Lessons (Indoor)
Pool Information Sauna and Steam Room (Indoor)
MUST PRE-REGISTER 1 week prior to the start of each Indoor Pool Hours (Winter) Saunas and Steam Rooms cleanse and rejuvenate skin. Mental and
session– For availability (a child must be 3’5” (41 inches) or 4
years of age to sign up for swim lessons. If they do not meet Morning Fitness 6:30am-7:45am M, W, F physical relaxation is also a major benefit of sauna and steam room
the size or age requirements, they need to sign up for the Senior Fitness 10:00am-11:00am M, W, F use. In addition, saunas and steam rooms relax sore muscles and
mommy/daddy and me program) Cost $40.00 for a two-week WOW Swim/Evening Fit. 3:15pm-4:15pm T & Th help in relieving stress and tension. The sauna and steam room also
session (Monday-Friday) improves one’s immune system, metabolic rate, and circulation.
11:30am to 12:30pm or 5:30pm to 6:30pm Open Swim 6:00pm-8:00pm Mon-Fri
Session 1 June 6– June 17 morning class at 11:30am-12:30pm Open Swim 2:00pm-5:00pm and 7:00pm-9:00pm Sat Available on a daily basis
Session 2 June 6-June 17 night class at 5:30pm-6:30pm
Session 3 June 20-July 1 morning class at 11:30am-12:30pm 2022 Lifeguard class (Indoor) May 15th & May
Session 4 June 20- July 1 night class at 5:30pm-6:30pm Indoor Pool Hours (Summer) 16th
Session 5 July 11-June 22 morning class at 11:30am-12:30pm AM Fitness 6:30am-7:45am M, W, F
MUST PREREGISTER by May 1st
YOU MUST PREREGISTER-THE POOL WILL NOT EXCEPT WOW Swim 8:00am-9:00am Mon-Thur
ANY INDIVIDUALS ON THE FIRST DAY OF A NEW Class will run from 8 am until all material is covered each day
Senior Fitness 10:00am-11:00am M, W, Fri
SWIM SESSION!! · The cost of the Lifeguard training is $160 which includes mate-
Swim Lessons 11:30am-12:30pm Mon-Fri (June-July)
2022 Mommy/Daddy and Me Program (Indoor) rials
Swim Lessons 5:30pm-6:30pm Mon-Fri (June-July) · INDIVIDUALS MUST BE ABLE TO SWIM 500 yards (20 laps
MUST PREREGISTER by June 23rd– Minimum 5 for class to
Open Swim 6:30pm-8:00pm Mon-Fri there and back) in less than 10 minutes. Please make sure you are
run. Cost is $40.00. Children age 4 and under. Parent re-
quired to be in the water. Open Swim 2:00pm-5:00pm Sat able to do this before signing up as there are no refunds and you
Session B– July 11-July 22, night class at 6:00pm-6:30pm Open Swim 7:00ppm-9:00pm Sat will not pass if you are unable to do this – Thank you!
(Monday, Wednesday, Friday) · Participants must be at least 15 years old by the last
2022 Adult Swim Lessons (Indoor) Indoor Pool Prices day of the course
MUST PREREGISTER by June 23rd – Minimum 5 for class to Single Admission 2022 Lifeguard Re-Certification class (Indoor)
run COST $40.00 0-15 years - $2.50
July 11 – July 22 night class 6:00 – 6:30 PM (Monday,
May 15th
60+ years - $2.50
Wednesday, Friday) MUST PREREGISTER by May 1st
16-59 years - $2.75
Aqua-Parcourse (Indoor) Class will run from 8 am until all material is covered
The cost of the Re-certification is $45
Circuit training – maintain your physical fitness and health.
Pool Punch Cards
The Aqua-Parcourse is a series of fitness stations, which are Notice there will be a Temporary Closure of the
performed in the pool using the water for resistance. Senior Citizen/Student 15 and under Adult
Indoor Public Swimming Pool Facility during the
Available on a daily basis during pool hours. • 10 punch $19.00 10 punch $24.00
Summer of 2021 for cleaning:
Water Exercise Program (Indoor) • 15 punch $27.75 15 punch $35.75
July 25th through August 12th
Follow a training list at your own pace for benefits in your • 20 punch $36.50 20 punch $46.50 Indoor Pool Hours (SUMMER MONTHS)
physical fitness, strength, and cardiovascular benefits.
Available on a daily basis during pool hours – grab a list as you • 25 punch $45.25 25 punch $59.75 Morning Fitness 6:30 am to 7:45 am Mon-Wed-Fri
sign in. • 30 punch $54.00 30 punch $69.00 WOW Swim Team 8:00 am to 9:00 am Mon-Thurs.
Senior Fitness 10:00 to 11:00 AM Mon-Wed-Fri
Hot tub/Spa (Indoor) Open Swim/Evening Fitness 6:00pm-8:00pm Mon-Fri
Warm water therapy in hot tub spas help individuals
Year Pass - Valid at Indoor/Outdoor Pool
Open Swim/Evening Fitness 7:00pm-9:00pm Sat
heal. Heat, buoyancy, and massage create an experience that Family - $335.00 Single Adult - $220.00
is both relaxing and healthy. Hot tub hydrotherapy on a Single Parent Family - $235.00 Sr. Couple - $235.00
Water Walking (February M & W 3:15 pm to 4:15 pm)
regular basis provides physical health benefits that go much Single Senior Citizen - $155.00 Child - $90.00
deeper than just relaxation and pleasure. If you are experi- 5 individuals or more must sign up in order for the program to run.
encing joint or muscle pain, having trouble sleeping, or just 2022 Summer Pool Pass - June 1st-Sept 5th
plain stressed out, spending time in hot tub spas can provide Water Aerobics (March M & W 3:15 pm to 4:15 pm)
$140.00 per family
therapeutic benefits for just about everyone. Available on a 5 individuals or more must sign up in order for the program to run.
daily basis during pool hours.
Outdoor Pool Prices - Opens June 11, 2022
All Ages - $3.00
The outdoor pool is open Monday-Sunday at 12:00pm-6:00pm
Rain days and cold weather days- pool will be closed
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SCHOOL SESSION OF WOW SUMMER WOW 2021
Youth “WOW” Swim Team (School Sessions- W.O.W. Warroad Outstanding Warriors W.O.W. Warroad Outstanding Warriors
March 1st to May 26th at 3:15pm-4:15pm &
This is a COMPETITIVE swim program that utilizes the This is a COMPETITIVE swim program that utilizes the
Summer Sessions=May 31st to July 22nd at
Warroad Pool. Warroad Pool.
8:00am-9:00am)
Swimmers must be able to swim 25 yards of free- We encourage participation as much or as little as your
This is a competitive swim program that utilizes the Warroad style with rhythmic breathing without stopping and personal schedule and commitment will allow
have passed level 6 in swimming lessons
Indoor Pool. Swimmers must be able to swim 25 yards (1 Swimmers must be able to swim 25 yards of free-
Swimmers learn: Strokes and skills style with rhythmic breathing without stopping and
length of the pool without stopping-swimming freestyle, If have passed level 6 in swimming lessons
swimmers are unable to do this, they need to attend swim Goal-setting
Swimmers learn: Strokes and skills
lessons prior to joining the swim team. An individual needs to Organizational skills
Goal-setting
have passed level 6 in order to participate on the WOW swim Commitment and sportsmanship
Organizational skills
team. Payment must be received on the first of the month or
And how to be part of a team!
individuals will not be permitted to participate until payment Commitment and sportsmanship
Team Workouts: Tuesday and Thursday
is received. Checks are made out to the Warroad Outstanding And how to be part of a team!
Starting March 1st ending May 26th, 2022
Warriors or WOW. Team Workouts: Monday – Thursday
From 3:15pm-4:15pm
Starting May 31st ending July 22nd, 2022
From 8:00am-9:00am
Starting June 1st practice is from 8:00am-9:00am
(No practice on May 30th, Memorial Day)
Monthly Fees: Non US Member
USA swimming is allowing seasonal membership this
$45.00 for 2 times a week
year to start in April. In order to become a Sea-
sonal US Member you need to join the USA Swim- $57.00 for 3 times a week
ming Association for $38.00 and fill out the following
paperwork that is attached. Signatures are required. $66.00 for 4 times a week
The USA Swimming Association provides a limited
Non US Member family rate: 1st child full price and any
amount of insurance for those that are members.
children after that are half the price
THIS IS A ONE TIME FEE paid once a year. Fol-
lowing are fees for April and May. The summer fee
is listed on the next page
Monthly Fees: US Member
$25.00 for 2 times a week
Monthly Fees: Non US Member
$33.00 for 3 times a week
$45.00 for 2 times a week
$39.00 for 4 times a week
US Member family rate: 1st child full price and any
Monthly Fees: US Member children after that are half the price
$25.00 for 2 times a week In order to become a US Member you need to join the
USA Swimming Association for $38.00.The USA
Swimming Association provides a limited amount of
Summer W.O.W. Program insurance for those that are members. THIS IS A ONE
If you have any questions, please call Rebecca TIME SEASONAL FEE. EACH MEMBER OF YOUR
JUNE AND JULY will be Monday – Thursday 8am - 9am
at 386.6016 or FAMILY NEEDS TO PAY FOR THE MEMBERSHIP IN
ORDER TO GET THE US MEMBERSHIP RATE
email: Rebecca_willems@warroad.k12.mn.us
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Warroad Community
Foster Grandparent Program Medicine Disposal
Foster Grandparents volunteer in schools, Head Start, The Warroad Police Department is pleased to announce
Developmental Achievement Centers, non-profit daycares, the installation of a secure collection drop-box in the
and juvenile centers under the supervision of a teacher or Paul Bunyan Transfer lobby of the Public Safety Building. This is a large, secure
childcare professional. They assist children with activities in metal box designed and manufactured by Heatmor in
Paul Bunyan transit provides a safe, friendly, efficient and Warroad. Residents are encouraged to bring any unwanted
which they need assistance and mentor children and youth. economical delivery of public transit service to residents with- or expired medications/prescription drugs to this drop
People 55 years and older receive a tax-free stipend, daily in Roseau and Lake Of The Woods counties and the cities of box for correct disposal. All medications may be turned in
meal, transportation, transportation allowance, ongoing train- Roseau, Warroad, and Baudette. Services offered: Roseau and anonymously and at no cost. Unwanted, unused or expired
ing, and other benefits. The Foster Grandparent Program Warroad-4 mile radius from center of each city. We travel prescription drugs have been determined to present
offers men and women the opportunity to help children de- substantial risk to our community by either falling into the
between Greenbush, Badger, Warroad and Roseau during the wrong hands, or by damaging our environment through
velop the skills, confidence and strength to succeed in life. week, daily. Baudette is in town service only. Dial A Ride Reser- improper disposal. Liquids should be enclosed in a secure
Contact: Jean Halvorson 800-584-7020 ext. 2106 or vations: 218-463-3238 or toll free 844-452-0407 container before depositing. The Warroad Police
jean.halvorson@tvoc.org Dispatch Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:00pm busses run as Department is NOT ACCEPTING needles, thermometers,
late as 5:00pm. Please call 24 hours in advance to schedule a or any biohazard materials. Please contact the Warroad
Police Department at 386-2053 with any questions.
Caring Companions ride and let them know if you need wheel chair assistance.
Caring companions are adults 50+, who help seniors live inde- Adult Fare: $1.50 (within 4 miles of Roseau or Warroad) Warroad Women Of Today
pendently by assisting with grocery shopping, visiting, trans- $2.25 Roseau to Badger The Warroad Women Of Today is a nonprofit organization
portation, and other daily tasks. They’re friends from the
community who care. People 50 years and older may be eligi- $3.00 Roseau to Warroad that works to raise money for local needs, offer social
ble for travel reimbursement, improved quality of life, and $3.00 Roseau to Greenbush events to members, and the public. We work to promote
other benefits. $1.00 Baudette (in-town service) personal growth among its members. Meeting times: 1st
Contact: Coordinator Jean Halvorson at 800-584-7020 ext. Bus Passes: $15.00 for a 10 punch pass Monday of each month at 5:30 pm at the DD Hub Suite D
2106 or jean.halvorson@tvoc.org wawt002@gmail.com or www.mnwt.org
$12.50 for a senior 10 punch pass for Warroad and Roseau
AMERICORPS LEGACY $15.000 for a Baudette 15 punch pass Toastmasters International
Contact: Carey 218-463-3232 or info@paulbunyantransit.com Star of the North Club
For Veterans and Military family members. The primary Find us on Facebook - Paul Bunyan Transit
function is to provide respite service to families in the Clay, Does public speaking terrify you?
Becker, Otter Tail, Red Lake, Polk, Norman, Mahnomen, Pen- Warroad Community Area Center
nington, Lake Of The Woods, Kittson, Roseau, and Marshall Welcome to the club! Many people have this fear yet are
County areas who provide continuous, ongoing care for adult • Blood Sugar and Blood Pressure check on the 4th Friday required to do public speaking for work. No pressure, no
senior family members and who would benefit from the of each month at 11:00am grades, Toastmasters can help you develop the confidence
respite service provided by program members. Time to speak on a prepared topic or off the cuff.
commitment is a one year term of service with a minimum
• Distribution of Food Commodities from Food Bank on the Toastmasters International is a nonprofit educational
3rd Thursday of each month. organization that teaches public speaking and leadership
commitment of 450 hours in the year (approx. 10 hrs. per skills through a worldwide network of over 16,000 clubs in
week). Dates: TBD Contact: Tara Giese 1-800-488-4146 or • TOP’s held each Monday at 5:30pm 145 countries.
tara.giese@lssmn.org • Matter of Balance classes held twice, weekly for 4 weeks. When: 7-8:30 pm, 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month
Food Shelf • Senior meals, flu shots yearly, Zion Quilter’s Club and Where: Zoom (virtually)and St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Warroad Food Shelf serves all families within the Warroad Bone Builder
For more information:
Area who are in need of food. Families can receive food one Please call 386.2895 for more information.
time per month. Families can call 386-2336 and leave a mes- Backpack Program www7605.toastmastersclubs.org
sage that they would like to pick up food that week. Any
Every Friday, during the school year, bags of food are placed www.toastmasters.org
special requests that they may have such as personal care
in the lockers for 80-100 elementary students. The bags con- Nancy Ellenson, 218-242-5443
products, or items they need such as flour, etc. can be left
tain 5 pounds of nutritional, non-perishable food. If you would
on the message. Pick up time is on Thursday’s from 8:30 am
like to donate to help feed a Warroad School child, please send
to 10:30 am and on Friday from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
your donation to:
Warroad Back Pack Program
Warroad Public Library Attn: Heidi Schaum at
Open to the public on the following days and time: 510 Cedar Ave NW
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 10:00am-5:00pm Warroad, MN 56763
Thursday at 10:00am-8:00pm If you or your organization would like more information, please
Saturday and Sunday - Closed call Glenda Phillipe 202-997-9085 to schedule a presentation.
Contact: Kelly Benjamin, Librarian at 386.1283
http://nwrlib.org/warroad/ or Facebook for upcoming events
10Adult Basic Education classes are FREE to ABE eligible stu-
dents.
Adult Education
• 17 or older
• Not currently enrolled in public k-12 school program
• Demonstrated need for ABE services to successfully partici-
CLASSES OFFERED:
pates in secondary education, post secondary education or
career pathways. • Family Literacy
• GED - General Educational Development
Adult Basic Education address a variety of learner goals. diploma • Life skills
ABE helps learners to:
• Adult Diploma • Computer basics
• Attain employment and/or better their current employment
• Intro to the internet
• Achieve high school equivalency (GED or Adult HS Diploma)
• ESL - English as a Second Language
• Attain skills necessary to enter post secondary education and
• Workforce Preparation • Budgeting
training. • Choosing a career • Basic Skills Enhancement
• Exit public welfare and become self-sufficient. • Interviewing • Reading, writing,
• Learn to speak and write the English language.
• Resumes • Math, spelling
• Master basic academic skills to help their children succeed in
•
school. • College preparation Citizenship/Civics Education
ServSafe classes
• Gain self-esteem, personal confidence and sense of personal
and civic responsibility.
• Free online programs available to work on from home.
Phone: 463.453.0316
11Summer
SummerRecreation
Recreation
12ARTS
13Summer Happenings
Adult Pottery
Keep an eye out for more information! - April Symes
What’s happening in
Warroad in the summer?
14Warroad City Council Roseau Co Veterans Service Office
2nd and 4th Monday of the month Martin A. Howes, Veterans Service Officer
Warroad City Hall at 5:15 pm Ro. County Courthouse Room 120
606 5th Ave SW,
Airport Commission Office: 218.463.3308 Cell: 218.242.0886
1st Monday of the month
Warroad International Memorial Airport Veterans Support Group and Veterans Caregiver Group
At 5:00 pm 3rd Thursday of the month
Roseau Co Courthouse at 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Police Commission
2nd Wednesday of the month Warroad Public Library Board
Warroad City Hall at 5:15 pm 2nd Thursday of the month
Warroad Public Library Community Rm at 7:00 pm
Roseau Co Board of Commissions
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month Alcoholics Anonymous
Roseau Co Courthouse at 5:15pm Warroad-
Tuesdays at St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 7:00 pm
Warroad Chamber of Commerce Wed at the Marvin Conference room at 7:00 pm
1st Thursday of the month Fri at St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 7:00 pm
Public Safety Building at 12:30pm Baudette-
Tues/Fri at Cornerstone Assembly Church at 7:00 pm
Warroad AM Legion Post 25 and Williams-
AM Legion Auxiliary Unit 25 Mon at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church at 7:00 pm
3rd Monday of the month
Warroad American Legion at 7:00 pm Al-Anon
Warroad-
Warroad VFW Post 4930 Friday at St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 7:00 pm
2nd Monday of the month
Warroad American Legion at 7:00 pm Star of the North Toastmasters Club
2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month
Warroad Eagles Aerie St. Mary’s Catholic Church (live & zoom) at 7:00pm-8:30pm
1st and 3rd Monday of the month For more information, call Nancy Ellenson, 218.242.5443
Warroad Eagles Club at 6:00 pm
Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia Support Group
Warroad Watershed Board 1st and 3rd Monday of the month
3rd Monday of the month Roseau City Center Library Conference Rm at 7:00 pm
Watershed Office- 307 Lake St. NE at 5:30 pm For more information, call Vangie at 218.469.0890
Warroad School Board Inter-County Community Council
3rd Monday of the month Aimee Berger- Job Counselor
Warroad District Conference Room at 5:15 pm Cell: 218.689.4350
Fax: 218.796.5175
Warroad Laotian Liaison Email: aberger@intercounty.cc.org
Chindavone (Joy)Sprester Web: www.intercountycc.org
612.240.5201
joy@laocenter.org
Warroad Crochet 7 Knit Club
3rd Sunday of the month
Warroad Senior Living Center S. Lobby at 1pm-4pm
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