Explore with us!...A new hands-on STEM lesson ev-ery week! Students will build cir-cuits, hydro turbines, aircraft and more as they learn about electrical, marine and aerospace engineering

1Information and Registration • www.oregonsd.org/community • (608) 835-4097

Your Community Ed & Rec Staff Welcome You!

Amy Miller [email protected] 835-4017Community Ed & Rec Director

Cynthia DiCamelli [email protected] 835-4052 Community Ed & Rec Assoc. Director

Dave [email protected] 835-4097Community Ed & Rec Program Coordinator

Deb Bossingham [email protected] 835-4086Aquatics Director

Nancy Bogucki [email protected] 835-4040Aquatics & Summer School Secretary

Explore with us!Youth Programs .................................................................2-5Youth Fitness ...................................................................... 4Children’s Dance .................................................................. 5Preschool Programs ............................................................... 5Parenting Programs ............................................................... 6Parent/Child Activities ........................................................... 6Adult Activities ..................................................................7-9Adult Fitness and Wellness....................................................8- 955+ Fitness & Wellness ..........................................................10Community Programs: Senior Centers ....................................... 11Computer & Technology Classes ............................................... 12Community Programs: Stoughton Hospital .................................... 13Community Programs: Libraries, Recreation Programs .................... 14 Community Pool .............................................................. 15-19 Pool Schedule ................................................................16 Swim Lessons ............................................................. 18-19Youth Sports ......................................................................20Adult Sports and Recreation ...................................................21Community Organizations ..................................................22-23Oregon Area Food Pantry .......................................................23Community Activities........................................................24-25 Oregon Area Wellness Coalition ...............................................26Musical Programs & Concerts ..................................................28No School Day Programs ........................................................27Community Ed & Rec Registration Information ..............................31

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Junior Van Goghs RCIGrades K-8 Learn to create amazing pictures and develop your artistic skills in this line-by-line drawing class! We’ll cre-ate a new drawing every time, so re-turning students welcome! All sup-plies included. Taught by Tina Mancusi.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Sep 19

& 263:30 - 4:30PM

RCI $22

Thu Oct 4-18 3:30 - 4:30PM

RCI $32

Thu Nov 1 & 8

3:30 - 4:30PM

RCI $22

Wed Nov 28- Dec 12

3:30 - 4:30PM

RCI $32

Kaleidoscope Art RCIGrades K-8Create beautiful symmetrical patterns like the ones you see through a kalei-doscope! Discover how drawing kalei-doscope style images may help you feel calm and centered while you create beautiful pieces of art! Taught by Tina Mancusi. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 18 3:30-

4:45PMRCI $15

Wed Nov 7 3:30-4:45PM

RCI $15

Wonderful Wizardly WandsGrades K-8 RCICalling all Harry Potter and wizard fans! Join the fun and make your very own wand! We’ll use a variety of materials and techniques. Taught by Tina Mancusi.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu & Fri

Sep 27 & 28

3:30-4:30PM

RCI $22

Perler Bead Fun! RCI Grades K-8 The sky is the limit when you’re creat-ing with perler beads! Choose from tem-plates or freestyle your own creation. Try a 3D project! Taught by Tina Mancusi. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Oct 10 3:30-

5:00PMRCI $15

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Drawing is Fun!Grades K-4 Does your child love to draw? In this class we will work on six different, fun drawing projects using pencils, char-coal, cray pas, markers and colored pencils as we explore drawing tech-niques and skills. Each child will also get a sketchbook to work on their draw-ing skills. Art encourages children to think, developing skills and confidence as they create! Taught by Sara Lenz.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Sep 12-

Oct 173:00-4:00PM

NKE $60

Wed Oct 31- Dec 12

3:00-4:00PM

NKE $60

Halloween Art WorkshopGrades K-4Create a life-size skeleton paint-ing, a pop-up ‘haunted’ house and lots more fun and spooky art for Hal-loween! Taught by Eliza Tyksinski.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Oct 11

& 183:15- 4:45PM

NKE $23

Stampin’ for Fun! RCIGrades K-8Love to create and have fun? We’ll use a variety of stamps and embellishments to create cards, bookmarks and other fun projects just in time for the holidays! Taught by Tina Mancusi.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Nov 29 3:30-

5:00PMRCI $15

Homemade for the HolidaysGrades K-8 RCISpend a day (or two!) making holiday-themed crafts that can be given as gifts! These crafty projects are sure to please family members! Taught by Tina Mancusi.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Dec 3 3:30 -

4:45PMRCI $15

Tue Dec 4 3:30 - 4:45PM

RCI $15

Sign up for BOTH sessions for only $25

Zenful Drawing for All Ages NEW

Ages 6+ Families Welcome!Discover how you can use art to re-lieve stress and center your mind and body. Use lines, dots and shapes to create beautiful, unique pieces of abstract art while you renew and refresh! No art experience neces-sary! Taught by Tina Mancusi, MSSW DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEFri Oct 5 6:30-

7:45PMRCI $15

Fri Nov 2 6:30-7:45PM

RCI $15

World Music and DrummingGrades 5-7 RCIExplore the music of different cul-tures by playing drums, ukuleles, xylophones and more! We’ll explore with instruments, singing and danc-ing. An optional performance (highly recommended!) will be held during our last meeting. No previous experience necessary, and returning students wel-come! Taught by Megan Wiemann.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 13-

Nov 153:30-4:30 PM

RCI $25

No Class October 25MORE classes with Tinaon page 6!

AFTER SCHOOL CLASS REMINDERPlease remind your child and his or her teacher weekly about the change to their regular routine.

We encourage you to send an afternoon snack.

Make sure your child knows the class location and where you will meet after class.

We will walk children between NKE and PVE but we do NOT pro-vide transportation between other buildings. Please con-tact our Transportation Director to find out about bus routes and availability by calling 835-4032.

Questions? Please call 835-4097 or email [email protected]


Registering more than one child for the same class? You may be eligible for a discount! Call 835-4097 for more information

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Junior Weekend Drama: The Three MusketeersGrades 1-5High adventure, swashbuckling and more! Young actors will learn impro-visation and acting skills and a little French history! Acting teaches team-work, problem solving and collabo-ration! Performance for family and friends Nov 3. Taught by Frank Mozer. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Sep 15-

Nov 310:30AM - Noon

PVE $40

No Class October 27

Weekend Drama Club: Radio PlayGrades 5-8Before the internet, computers and even television, people listened to the radio! In this class we’ll work on a clas-sic radio drama and learn about the art of voice acting and conveying body lan-guage and expression that no one actu-ally sees! Performance for family and friends Dec 22. Taught by Frank Mozer. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Nov 10-

Dec 2210:00AM - Noon

PVE $45

No Class November 24

Winter MusicalGrades 1-6 Kids will work together to put on a show of holiday-themed musical favorites! Routines will include song and dance elements for solos and small groups. Performance for family and friends December 14. Taught by Eliza Tyksinski.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEFri Nov 2-

Dec 143:30 - 5:30PM

PVE $88

Fri Nov 2- Dec 14

6:00-8:00PM

PVE $88

No Class November 23Combined class performance December 14 7:30pm

Learn A New Skill!

Local Spanish, Global Experience! Grades K-4Join us for an all new exciting Spanish adventure! Join amigos as they explore life in a small town in Mexico and the bustling city of Madrid and learn prac-tical conversation skills and vocabulary! These classes are hands-on and dynamic with songs, games and activities to help young learners fall in love with language! Taught by Futura Adventures staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Oct 15-

Dec 3 AND Feb 11- Apr 15

3:00 - 4:00PM

NKE $225

No Class February 18 and March 25

Red Cross Baby Sitter Training Ages 101/2+ and upGather the skills, knowledge and confi-dence to care for young children. Learn how to respond to emergencies and ill-ness, basic first aid, how to make deci-sions under pressure and how to recog-nize safety and hygiene issues. Students will receive an American Red Cross Cer-tificate upon completion of the course. Taught by Frank Mozer.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Sept 8 9:00AM

- 4:00PMOregon Fire Dept

$62

Sat Nov 10 9:00AM - 4:00PM

Oregon Fire Dept

$62

Introduction to Chess RCIGrades 3-8 Learn how chess pieces move and cap-ture including castling, pawn capture in passing, pawn promotion, check, checkmate and stalemate. We’ll also cover principles of opening develop-ment, introduce tactics and explore basic checkmate techniques. Experi-enced chess players welcome! Taught by members of the Wisconsin Chess Academy. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Sep 19-

Oct 243:30-4:30PM

RCI $70

Overcoming Anxiety for KidsGrades 3-6 RCIThis class is designed to teach chil-dren self-insight, self-awareness and self-enpowerment to help them reduce anxiety and stress. Meditation and other stress-reducing techniques will be taught. Repeat students welcome! Taught by Tina Mancusi.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Oct 1-

Nov 53:30-4:45PM

RCI $75

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STEM AND MORE!

Kids Night Out Grades 1-6Our Kids Night Out is a high-energy, creative and fun evening full of proj-ects, games and more! The evening includes dinner and a movie, and a special theme each month, includ-ing board games, Minecraft and more! Led by Community Ed & Rec Staff. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Sep 15 5:30-

8:30PMRCI $25

Sat Oct 13 5:30-8:30PM

RCI $25

Sat Nov 17 5:30-8:30PM

RCI $25

Sat Dec 15 5:30-8:30PM

RCI $25

Sat Jan 19 5:30-8:30PM

RCI $25

STEM Club: Engineering ExplorationsGrades K-4A new hands-on STEM lesson ev-ery week! Students will build cir-cuits, hydro turbines, aircraft and more as they learn about electrical, marine and aerospace engineering. Engineering teaches critical think-ing, peer collaboration and more! Taught by Engineering for Kids Staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sept 18-

Oct 233:00-4:15PM

NKE $120

Wed Sept 19- Oct 24

3:00-4:15PM

BKE $120

Watch for Club Invention for Grades 1-4 at NKE!


STEM Club: Inventive EngineersGrades K-4Experience a new hands-on STEM les-son every week as we explore civil, mechanical and robotic engineer-ing! Projects will include robots, sky-scrapers and more! Engineering helps to develop problem solving, criti-cal thinking and collaboration skills that are used by engineers every day! Taught by Engineering for Kids Staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Nov 6-

Dec 113:00-4:15PM

NKE $120

Wed Oct 31- Dec 12

3:00-4:15PM

BKE $120

STEM Club: Master Engineers Grades 5-6 RCIMake rockets, polymers electromag-nets and more as you use the engi-neering design process to imagine, create and test machines and me-chanical systems. Engineering helps to develop collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving skills! Taught by Engineering for Kids Staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 18-

Oct 233:25-4:55PM

RCI $120

STEM Club: Inventors Workshop Grades 5-6 RCIWhat do flashlights, catapults and sail boats have in common? They’re all part of the projects we’ll use to ex-plore electrical, marine and mechani-cal engineering! Engineering helps to develop collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving skills! Taught by Engineering for Kids Staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Nov 6-

Dec 113:25-4:55PM

RCI $120

ACTIVE YOUTH FUN!

Game Time!Grades 1-4Playground games galore! Games will change each week depending on the in-terest of the group. Kickball, soccer, floor hockey and more. Learn some-thing new or have fun playing familiar games. Taught by Jim Hanson.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon & Tue

Sep 17- Oct 30

3:00 - 4:15PM

PVE $40

Mon & Tue

Nov 5- Dec 18

3:00 - 4:15PM

PVE $40

Flipped Out Tumbling!Grades 1-4Learn basic tumbling moves includ-ing cartwheels, rolls, handstands and more! Taught by Nate McConnell.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Nov 13-

Dec 113:00 - 3:50PM

BKE $30

Beginning Volleyball SkillsGrades 2-6Learn how to pass, receive and serve, ba-sic rules and more! For beginning volley-ball players. Taught by Tyler Steinmetz.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Nov 12-

Dec 103:20-4:20PM

NKE $25

Beginning Equestrian SkillsGrades 1-9 Learn to care for and ride horses at the Lindinhof Academy in Oregon. Course will include horse nutrition and care, how to groom, saddle and care for horses and much more! Classes will be held at Lindenhof Academy’s indoor, heated riding facility, 4246 Schneider Dr, Oregon. Taught by Me-gan McIsaac, Lindinhof Academy.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Sep 10-

246:00-7:30PM

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$75

Mon Oct 8-22 6:00-7:30PM

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$75

Mon Nov 5-19 6:00-7:30PM

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$75

Mon Dec 3-17 6:00-7:30PM

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Zumba Kids Grades K-4Be active and have fun to your favor-ite music! Zumba® Kids features kid-friendly routines based on original Zumba choreography. Learn the steps while we add games and activities. Re-turning participants welcome! Taught by April Girga.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Sep 17-

Oct 153:30-4:15PM

PVE $33

Mon Nov 5 - Dec 3

3:30-4:15PM

PVE $33

Zumba Kids IIGrades 5-6 RCITake your Zumba® Kids skills to the next level! Have fun learning more challenging routines to your favorite music while we add lots of new games and activities! Taught by April Girga.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 18-

Oct 163:30-4:30PM

RCI $33

Tue Nov 6- Dec 4

3:30-4:30PM

RCI $33

Introduction to Tennis Ages 3-AdultTennis lessons for all ages! In these group lessons you’ll be introduced to basic tennis skills including serving, forehand, backhand and footwork. New players will also learn the rules and eti-quette of tennis and how to keep score. Students will be eligible to play in the Premier Tennis tournaments! Taught by Premier Tennis and Fitness professionals.Classes meet once a week on Saturdays for 5 weeksAGE DATES TIME LOCATION FEE3-6 Sep 8-

Oct 69:00-9:45AM

OHS $25

7-8 Sep 8- Oct 6

9:45-10:30AM

OHS $25

9-12 Sep 8- Oct 6

10:30AM -Noon

OHS $50

13-18 Sep 8- Oct 6

Noon- 1:30PM

OHS $50

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Mindful Kids, Mindful Tweens and other children’s classes with

Kelly Petrie will return in January!

No School Fun Day!Thursday, October 25

Wednesday, November 28See Page 29 for Details

No Class Wednesday, November 21

See Page 9 for adult tennis lessons.

More STEM Classes Coming Soon! Watch for

details in emails & flyers! Not getting our emails?

Contact [email protected]


CHILDREN’S DANCE

Pre BalletAges 3-4 A great introduction to ballet and class structure! We’ll combine basic techniques and terminology with coordination, rhythm, stretching and creativity. Parents will be in-vited to a mini-performance on the last day! Taught by Dianna Johnson.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 13-

Oct 185:30-6:00PM

NKE $25

Thu Nov 1- Dec 6

5:30-6:00PM

NKE $25

Beginning BalletAges 5-7Come join us for some fun in ballet! We’ll combine basic technique and terminology with learning balance, flexibility and coordination. The last class will include a short performance. Taught by Dianna Johnson. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 13-

Oct 186:05- 6:35PM

NKE $25

Thu Nov 1- Dec 6

6:05- 6:35PM

NKE $25

No Class September 27 and November 22

Tap IAges 7-9Learn basic steps, tap sounds and combinations while working in groups or individually to create your own combinations. For those with little or no tap dance experience. The last class will include a short perfor-mance. Taught by Dianna JohnsonDAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 13-

Oct 186:40- 7:10PM

NKE $25

Thu Nov 1- Dec 6

6:40- 7:10PM

NKE $25

No Class September 27 and November 22

Scholarships are available for parenting and some other class-es! Please call or email Cynthia at 835-4052 or [email protected]

Tap IIAges 10 and upFor students who have completed the basic beginning tap class. Work on ba-sic tap sounds through isolations, learn progressions and traveling tap steps, explore basic choreography. We will perform a short dance at the end of the session. Taught by Dianna Johnson. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 13-

Oct 187:15-7:45PM

NKE $25

Thu Nov 1- Dec 6

7:15-7:45PM

NKE $25

Programs for Young Learners

Play and LearnAges birth-4 with adult caregiverJoin us for free play, circle time, craft projects and more! Play and Learn ses-sions provide a fun, relaxed environ-ment where children learn early math literacy and social skills through play and caregivers learn about child devel-opment, the importance of play and par-enting skills. Facilitated by Community Ed staff. Registration required. Please register for only ONE section per session!

Session I DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Sep 10-

Oct 228:30 - 10:30AM

NKE $15

Wed Sep 12- Oct 24

8:30 - 10:30AM

NKE $15

Session IIDAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Oct 29-

Dec 108:30 - 10:30AM

NKE $15

Wed Oct 31- Dec 12

8:30 - 10:30AM

NKE $15

Play CrewAges 3-5In this preschool playgroup, children will learn through books, social play, movement and sensory activities. Taught by Oregon School District Staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue & Thu

Sep 18- Nov 8

8:30-10:00AM

NKE $25

Tue & Thu

Nov 13- Jan 10

8:30-10:00AM

NKE $25

No Class Oct 25, Nov 22, Dec 25 & 27

Imagination StationNetherwood Knoll ElementaryAges 0-5 with adult caregiver

Mondays and Wednesdays 11:00AM-3:00PMTuesdays and Thursdays 2:00PM-3:00PMFridays 8:15AM-3:00PM

A FREE drop-in playroom for parents and caregivers with children ages 0-5. Come meet others and explore fun (and educational) toys includ-ing a kitchen play area, train table, dramatic play/dress-up clothes and much more! In late fall we offer mid-day open gym, too. Watch for details! This program is not staffed.

Please enter through the District Office - DOOR #8, 123 E Grove St.You will need to check in with a driver’s license at the front desk of the District Office.

Preschool Open Gym Evenings Netherwood Knoll Big GymAges 0-5 with adult caregiver

Fridays 6:00-7:00PMOctober 19November 16December 14Join us once a month for a FREE open gym for the younger set! We’ll have lots of fun activities set up and a walk-around story with Kelly Allen, Oregon Public Library Children’s Librarian.

Please enter through Door 8 (District Office) or Door 10 (Main St Parking Lot). Children MUST be accompanied by an adult.

No Class September 27 and November 22Dance Class Attire

For Ballet and Pre Ballet: Tights, leggings or a leotard Ballet slippers or non-slip socks.

For Tap: Tap shoes must be worn.

To avoid distractions, we ask parents to wait outside the dance classroom during classes.

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ADD SOME TOOLS TO YOUR PARENTING TOOLBOX!

Strengthening Families Parents AND Children in Grades 5-8Youth will prepare for the teen years, learn how to handle frustration and de-velop peer resistance skills. Parents will learn how to establish family rules and expectations that work, set limits while showing love and support and encourage positive behaviors! Childcare available for younger siblings. Family dinner in-cluded every week! Taught by OSD Staff. There is no charge for this class but registration is required.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Sep 24-

Oct 295:30 - 8:00PM

OMS Free

The Nurtured Heart ApproachParents of children 3-18 Come learn an approach that can help you become the agent of change in your child’s life. Begin to see your child/adolescent develop “inner wealth” and make choices that reflect the val-ues and character you believe in. Your child learns to self-regulate and comes to identify with success! The concepts of this approach can improve your rela-tionship with any child or teen, but are very effective with children who display difficult behaviors. This is a parent-only class. Childcare provided. Taught by Dawn Donner. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Nov 29-

Dec 66:00 - 7:30PM

NKE $20/family

Parenting the Love and Logic WayParents of children 0-12Parenting with Love and Logic has been offering solutions and resources to parents of kids of all ages since 1977. Learn how to improve parenting skills and relationships, increase the odds of having more responsible kids and change the kind of responses you get from your children. This is a parent-only class. Childcare available. Taught by Joyce Gilmour.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Nov 5-

Dec 106:00 - 730PM

NKE $20/family

Love and Logic Early ChildhoodParents of Children ages 0-6Love and Logic strategies just for young children! Handle misbehavior, offer choices, set limits and more! Love and Logic has been offering solu-tions and resources to parents of kids of all ages since 1977. Childcare avail-able. Taught by Joyce Gilmour. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEFri Sep 21-

Oct 198:30 - 10:00AM

NKE $20/family

Home Alone Safety for ChildrenAges 8-11 AND Parent NEW

Is your child ready for self-care? This class will help you and your child be ready for this big step! Parents and children will work together to develop a home alone plan that includes family rules, handling emergencies, getting along with siblings and structuring time following a curriculum devel-oped by the University of Wisconsin Extension. Taught by Frank Mozer.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Oct 6 2:30-

4:30PMRCI $20

Sat Dec 8 2:30-4:30PM

RCI $20

Class fee is per family. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Who Am I? Discovering Your Strengths NEW

Ages 14 and up AND ParentTeens will identify strengths using a Science of the Mind assessment. Using the assessment, they will find matches to career paths that match their capa-bilities and passions. Participants will receive a personal Cognofile report and learn tools to improve communication and improve learning. Taught by Linda McIsaac and Gerry Klodt of Xyte, Inc. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 20

& 276:00-8:00PM

OHS $35

Mon Oct 15 & 22

6:00-8:00PM

OHS $35

Tue Nov 6 & 13

6:00-8:00PM

OHS $35

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CLASS LOCATIONS MAY CHANGE TO ACCOMMODATE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES. YOU WILL RECEIVE A CONFIRMATION EMAIL WITH THE CORRECT LOCATION ABOUT 1 WEEK PRIOR TO THE FIRST CLASS MEETING.

Overcoming Anxiety for FamiliesParents AND children ages 6+Stress and anxiety reduction techniques for the whole family! This 4 week group is designed to help parents and chil-dren discover how meditation, breath work and the power of thought can help to create better balance, peace, harmony and unity. Taught by Tina Mancusi, MSSW at Insight for Health and Healing, 898 Foxrun Ct, Oregon. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Oct 1-22 6:30 -

7:45PMSee Description

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Class fee is per family.

MORE classes with Tina on pages 2 and 3

Scholarships are available for parenting classes! Please call or email Cynthia at 835-4052 or [email protected]

Parent/Child ClassesThese classes are designed for families to take together!

Grandparents, Guardians and Caregivers Welcome!

Are you an English Language Learn-er? Ask us about our class that combines language skills with par-enting! Email [email protected]


LIFELONG LEARNING FOR ADULTS STARTS HERE!

Beginnning Seed Bead Weaving and Jewelry Basics NEW

Adults and Older TeensCreate two projects using the Dai-sy stitch: a bracelet or anklet and a ring or earring. Learn the basics of seed bead jewelry making us-ing different weaving stitches.Taught by local artist Shirley Duerst. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Oct 2 6:00 -

900 PMSenior Center

$30

Intermediate Jewlery Making With Seed Bead Weaving NEW

Adults and Older TeensTake your bead weaving to the next level as you learn to make a Flat Spi-ral bracelet and a Right Angle Weave earrings! We will also get experience reading and following beading patterns. Taught by local artist Shirley Duerst. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Nov 6 6:00 -

900 PMSenior Center

$30

Basics of Kumihimo Braiding Jewlery Making NEW

Adults and Older TeensKumihimo braiding developed in Japan about 1500 years ago. Come and learn this beautiful art form using a Kumi-himo disc, cord and beads as you make a key chain and a bracelet or anklet. Taught by local artist Shirley Duerst.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Dec 4 6:00 -

900 PMSenior Center

$30

Fused Glass: Designing with Powdered Glass NEW

Adults and Older TeensDecorate a small dish or bowl with fusable powdered glass using stencils or other items to create a pattern or design. Put finishing touches on your piece during the 2nd class! All materi-als included Taught by local artist Ann Kleckner at her studio Art Glass De-lights, 5545 County Road A, Oregon. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Sep 12

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Fused Glass JewelryAdults and Older TeensMake beautiful fused glass jewelry for yourself or as a gift while you explore the properties of glass! You’ll take home two beautiful pendants ready to put on your favorite chain. All ma-terials included! Taught by local artist Ann Kleckner at her studion Art Glass Delights, 5545 County Road A, Oregon. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Nov 29

& Dec 66:30 - 8:30PM

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Fused Glass Holiday GiftsAdults and Older TeensCreate beautiful, unique fused glass gifts! Project choices will include jewelry, ornaments, sun catchers and more! Make 1-4 projects, depending on size. No experience required! All ma-terials included. Taught by local artist Ann Kleckner at her studion Art Glass Delights, 5545 County Road A, Oregon. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Dec 3 6:30 -


$30

Still Life and Landscape PaintingAdults and Older Teens NEW

Learn how to paint objects and scen-ery from life using a variety of paint-ing techniques. Bring home several unique works of art! New and experi-enced painters welcome! Class sup-ply list (about $30) provided when you register. Taught by Leon Barrett. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Sep 19-

Oct 246:30 - 8:30 PM

NKE $50

Portrait Drawing Adults and Older TeensLearn how to sketch portraits using charcoal sticks and pencils! Charcoal is an easy medium to work with and produces beautiful results! This class is great for beginning or experienced artists. Drawing materials included in course fee. Taught by Leon Barrett.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Nov 7-

Dec 196:30 - 8:30PM

NKE $55

Needle Felting: Pumpkin Patch Centerpiece Adults and Older Teens Looking for that perfect Fall center-piece? Join the fun at the ‘pumpkin patch’ and learn how to needle felt a large pumpkin made from 100% wool. This course will give you detailed in-structions, using basic and intermediate techniques, so that you can complete your very own home grown creation. All supplies included! Taught by Faye Antolec, owner, Wyld and Wooly.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEWed Sep 26 &

Oct 36:30 - 8:30PM

Senior Center

$45

Beginning Knitting: Scarf or Dishcloth NEW

Adults and Older TeensLearn to knit while you create a simple project! We’ll cover the basics: cast-ing on stitches, knit, purl and binding off as well as how to read a pattern. This class is designed for new knitters or those who want to brush up on ba-sic skills. Supply list provided when you register. Taught by Rae Vogeler. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Oct 11,

18 & 256:30 - 8:30PM

Senior Center

$49

Knitting II: Make a Hat NEW

Adults and Older Teens Learn how to knit in the round as you create an adorable hat! We’ll explore using circular and double pointed nee-dles for this project as well as measur-ing gauge, reading knitting and stitch patterns, decreasing and how to fix simple mistakes. Students should know knitting basics (knit, purl, casting on and off). Supply list provided when you register. Taught by Rae Vogeler. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Nov 1, 8

& 156:30 - 8:30PM

Senior Center

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No School? No Classes!

When school is cancelled be-cause of weather, our Community Ed & Rec classes will not meet.


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Make Your Own Perfume!Adults and Older TeensLearn about the uses of Essential Oils while you make a rollerball applicator! Class fee includes materials for 1 roller-ball. Make a second rollerball for just $5! Choose from floral, fresh, oriental or woody fragrances and find your inner bliss - or rebel! Taught by Bev Bossingham.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 18 6:30-

8:30PMSenior Center

$10

Tue Oct 16 6:30-8:30PM

Senior Center

$10

Essential Oil Make and Take Adults and Older Teens NEW

Learn how to combine essential oils to create many different reci-pes! Each student will receive an essential oil kit ($50 value), recipe cards! Essential oil products can be used for cleaning, grooming and much more! Taught by Jeanne Snow. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Oct 1 6:30-

8:00PMSenior Center

$60

Sat Nov 10 10:30AM - Noon

Senior Center

$60

Beginning BanjoAdults and Older TeensCome and learn the FUNdamentals of banjo playing! We’ll cover tuning, chords, strums, plucking and explore bluegrass jamming! Bring your 5 string banjo. Banjo rentals are available at local music stores. Taught by Stephen Grams.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 18-

Oct 96:30 - 8:00PM

NKE $40

Help for Anxious, Stressed and Fearful Pets Adults and Older TeensIs your dog being destructive? Bark-ing or crying a lot? Does your pet have separation anxiety? Come and learn ways you can help calm your pet! This class is for humans only, so please leave your pet at home! Taught by Daniel Antolec, Happy Buddha Dog Training. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Oct 11 6:30-

7:30PMRCI $10

ABCs of Animal TrainingAdults and Older TeensLearn how to train all kinds of ani-mals using science-based meth-ods and equipment. This class is for humans only, so please leave your pet at home! Taught by Daniel An-tolec, Happy Buddha Dog Training.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Nov 15 6:30 -

7:30PMRCI $10

Simple Self Defense Adults and Older Teens Learn some simple strategies to avoid confrontations and how to defend yourself using easy-to-remember tech-niques. Great for students, older adults and everyone in between! Parent/teen teams encouraged! Taught by Luke Palmer, Infinity Martial Arts, Oregon.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Oct 2 6:30 -

8:00PMPVE $12

CRASE: Civilan Response to Ac-tive Shooter EventsAdults (18+)Learn what to do if you are in a dan-gerous situation in a crowded place. Recognize your natural reactions to a crisis, learn about civilian re-sponse options and what to do when law enforcement arrives. Taught by Gregory Kosharek, Wisconsin De-partment of Justice Training Officer.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Oct 11 6:30-

9:00PMOHS Free!

Independence Basics Adults (18+)Adults with developmental or cognitive disablities are invited to join us twice a month for a lively evening of discussions, crafts and more. We’ll do some cook-ing; work on life skills like shopping and money; and socialize. Led by Elisa Ried. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 27,

Oct 11, 25, Nov 8, Dec 13

6:00 - 8:00PM

OHS $15

Class fee waivers available. Please contact Cynthia at [email protected].

WE MAKE ADULT WELLNESS FUN!

Fit Fun Bootcamp MorningAdults and Older Teens ONGOINGBootcamp is open to all levels and abilities! High energy programs of-fer resistance training, burst train-ing, and ab tightening exercises. Classes meet outdoors at OHS tennis courts and move indoors to the NKE gym in late fall. Bring dumbbells and mat. Join anytime, fees prorated. Taught by Dustin Maher Fitness staff.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Wed Fri

Ongo-ing, join anytime!

5:30-6:15AM

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$99/ mo

Body Fit Bootcamp with CaitlinAdults and Older TeensGet some cardio in while you do spin-ning, rowing, assault bikes and more. We’ll also use weights to develop strength. Designed for overall fit-ness for all ablitites! Led by Caitlin Cox. Free for OHS students. Commu-nity Members can drop in for just $2!Thursdays 7-8PMSaturdays 8:30-9:30 AMOHS Studio. Please enter through door 37, near Panther Stadium.

Mindful Yoga All LevelsAdults and Older TeensBlends the wisdom of Alignment Yoga with qualities of mindful awareness to discover a renewed connection and gentle release of tension patterns. Students develop strength, flexibility and balance in body and mind through this timeless practice. All levels welcome. Please bring your own mat and a folded blanket. Taught by Kelly Petrie. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Sep 10-

Oct 14:45-6:00PM

PVE $35

Mon Oct 15- Nov 5

4:45-6:00PM

PVE $35

Mon Nov 19- Dec 10

4:45-6:00PM

PVE $35

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Our classes are held in many loca-tions around our community! Here are the addresses for each.

NKENetherwood KnollElementary276 Soden Dr

PVEPrairie View Elementary 300 Soden Dr

BKEBrooklyn Elementary204 Division St

RCIRome Corners Intermediate1111 S. Perry Pkwy

OFDOregon Fire & EMS131 Spring Street

OMSOregon Middle School601 Pleasant Oak Dr

Senior Center Oregon Area Senior Center

219 Park Street

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Intermediate Mindful Yoga Adults and Older Teens NEW

Build on your previous mindful yoga ex-perience while you discover renewed connection and gentle release of ten-sion patterns through an expanded rep-ertoire of yoga postures, deep breathing exercises and subtle body awareness. For experienced yoga students or be-ginners with signficant experience in the movement arts (sports, dance, martial arts). Taught by Kelly Petrie.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon Sep 10-

Oct 16:30-7:45PM

PVE $35

Mon Oct 15- Nov 5

6:30-7:45PM

PVE $35

Mon Nov 19- Dec 10

6:30-7:45PM

PVE $35

Sign up for all 3 sessions for $99! Call Dave at 835-4097

Experience Yoga NEW

Adults and Older TeensNew to yoga? This class will offer a safe place to ask questions, have conversa-tion, and get to know one another while learning common poses and sequences of yoga. We’ll incorporate movement and breath as we try static and dynamic poses. The class will be fun, lighthearted and engaging! Taught by Jamie Frisch.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Sep 15-

Oct 138:30-9:30AM

PVE $40

sat Oct 20- Nov 17

8:30-9:30AM

PVE $40

Empowerment GroupAdults 18+ A monthly experiential group for adults designed to identify, release and heal the emotional, mental and spiritual baggage and weight we carry and hold on to. Meditation and clear-ing techniques will be used. Choose one or more sessions. Taught by Tina Mancusi, MSSW at Insight for Health and Healing, 898 Foxrun Ct, Oregon.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEFri Sep 14 6:30-


$25

Fri Oct 19 6:30-7:30PM

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$25

Fri Nov 9 6:30-7:30PM

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$25

Fri Dec 14 6:30-7:30PM

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Beginning Line Dancing NEW

Adults and Older TeensEver been to a wedding reception where a big crowd starts line dancing the Electric Slide, and they all look like they are having so much fun?! This class will teach you the Electric Slide, and many other fun line dances so you can show off your moves! Join us for some exercise and great music while you have fun with new friends! Remem-ber there are no mistakes, just new variations of the steps! Take advan-tage of this low introductory class fee!Taught by LaVon Ace. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEThu Sep 20-

Oct 256:30 - 7:30PM

NKE $40

Pi-Yo ONGOINGAdults and Older TeensStrengthen your core with a great work-out that combines the mind/body prac-tices of Pilates and Yoga, as well as princi-ples of sports stretch, strength training, conditioning, and dynamic movement. Modifications challenge all skill levels. Bring a mat. Taught by Deborah Gil-litzer. Each session is 6 class meetings. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 11-

Oct 164:15- 5:05PM

NKE $56

Tue Oct 23- Dec 4

4:15- 5:05PM

NKE $56

Tue Dec 11-18 & Jan 8-29

4:15- 5:05PM

PVE $56

No Class November 20, December 25 and January 1

Zumba ONGOINGAdults and Older Teens Dance and fitness, energy and fun for all levels! Zumba is a mixture of body sculpting movements with fun steps, high energy and motivating music. Dance away your worries with a “feel happy” workout that burns calories! Tuesday classes taught by Deborah Gil-litzer; Wednesday classes taught by April Girga. Each session is 6 class meetings. DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Sep 11-

Oct 165:15- 6:15PM

NKE $56

Wed Sep 12- Oct 17

6:30- 7:30PM

NKE $56

Tue Oct 23- Dec 4

5:15- 6:15PM

NKE $56

Wed Nov 7- Dec 9

6:30- 7:30PM

NKE $56

Tue Dec 11-18 & Jan 8-29

5:15- 6:15PM

PVE $56

Wed Jan 9 -30 6:30- 7:30PM

PVE $38

No Tuesday Class Nov 20 Dec 25 and Jan 1No Wednesday Class Nov 21, Dec 26, Jan 2

Introduction to Tennis Adults Tennis, anyone? In these group les-sons you’ll be introduced to basic ten-nis skills including serving, forehand, backhand and footwork. New players will also learn the rules and etiquette of tennis and how to keep score. Stu-dents will be eligible to play in the Premier Tennis tournaments! Taught by Premirer Tennis and Fitness profes-sionals. Please see page 4 for class-es for children an youth ages 3 -18DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEESat Sep 8-

Oct 68:00 - 9:00AM

OHS $35

Get in the Swing: East Coast Swing!Adults and Older TeensThis triple-step dance will include fast-er, more exuberant music! This Swing is common dance that’s perfect for wed-dings, parties and more! Join us for great fun! Singles welcome - only $31! Taught by Deborah Gillitzer.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Oct 9-

Nov 136:35- 7:35 PM

NKE $62/cou-ple


55+ Fitness Classes at the Senior Center

Call 835-5801 to register for these classes!

Zumba GoldModified for the active older partici-pant! Fun, friendly and invigorating! Taught by Anne Stone. Try your first class FREE!DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue & Thu

On- going, join any-time!

9:45-10:30 AM

SR CTR $3/class

Zumba Gold AdvancedTake the moves you learn in Zumba Gold to the next level. For this class, the steps are a little faster and more complex, but even more fun! Taught by Anne Stone.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue & Thu

On-going, join any-time!

8:30-9:30AM

SR CTR $3/class

Get FitImprove strength, flexibility and bal-ance. For beginners or those with limited mobility. Taught by Gudie Hus-ton. Try your first class FREE!DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEM, W, F

Ongo-ing, join anytime!

1:00- 1:45 PM

SR CTR $3/class

Parkinson's ExerciseThis class is specifically designed for individuals diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease and targets Parkinsons- specific movement deficits, improving function, mobility, mood and quality of life while reducing falls, all in a fun atmosphere! PLEASE ENROLL THROUGH STOUGH-TON HOSPITAL BY CALLING 835-5373. Taught by Rachel Peerenboom.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEETue Ongoing,

call for date

10:30-11:30AM

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Strong WomenIncrease your flexibility and balance while you strengthen your muscles and bones! This ongoing program was cre-ated for mid-life and older women. Get moving and improve your health! Taught by Vickie Carroll.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEMon & Thu

On- going, join anytime!

10:30-11:30AM

SR CTR $3/class

Tue & Thu

On- going, join any-time!

5:30-6:30PM

SR CTR $3/class

Gentle YogaDesigned for older adults or those who wish to explore yoga at a slower pace. Yoga postures and pre-yoga exercises help develop strength and balance. Taught by Kelly Petrie.DAY DATES TIME LOCATION FEEFri Ongo-

ing, join anytime!

9:00 10:00 AM

SR CTR $6/class

Fall Business ExpoOctober, 16th6:00-8:00pm

Small BusinessSales Event

November - December

Holiday Tree Lighting& Chili Dinner

Friday, December 7th

Promote Inform Connect Advocate

This is a free event for everyone, all are welcome. Stop in and see the great businesses we have in Oregon, and meet new people.

A great networking opportunity.

Watch for our Small Business sales event mailer in November filled with great deals from your

local businesses. THINK BIG SHOP SMALL

Join us as we sing christmas carols and watch Santa arrive on the Fire Truck to light the tree! Then walk over to the Fire Department and

enjoy a chili dinner!

Check out our upcoming free community events!

For more information about these events visit www.oregonwi.com


OREGON AREA SENIOR CENTER219 Park Street / 835-5801

Support Groups:

Weight Loss SupportMondays. 4:00PM Weigh-in at 3:30

Veterans Group4th Tuesday. 9:00AM

Weekly Game Groups:Dominoes Mon 10:30AMBridge: Mon. 1:30PMSheepshead: Tue. 12:30PMCribbage: Thur. 1:00PMEuchre: Wed. 1:00PM

Wellness Activities:Regular Drop-In Exercise

Reflexology with Beth Hilgendorm, 2nd & 4th Mon. morning $25 / 30 min. or $45 / 60 min.

Chair Massage with Gary Kuzynski, 2nd & 4th Thur $10/15 min. or $20/30 min.

Foot Care for Diabetics1st Mon. morning $30 Provided by Home Health United.

Foot Care 1st & 4th Wed. $20 Provided by Stoughton Hospital.

Blood Pressure Screening Fri. 9:30 - 10:30AM FREE

Health Talks by UW-Madison Phar-macy Students FREE! Check website for upcoming dates and topics.

FITCHBURG SENIOR CENTER5510 E. Lacy Road / 270-4290

Classes offered includeDriver Safety, Spanish, Computers/Technology, Oil Pastels, Acrylic Art, Nutrition Education,Tai Chi, Yoga, Fit Ball, Pickle Ball, Aerobics, Zumba, Knitting, Computers, Art, Line Dancing, Writing

Recreation OpportunitiesCard Games: Bridge, Euchre, “500”, Mahjong, SheepsheadDay trips and extended trips (call for information!), Social Groups

Health and Wellness ActivitiesBlood Pressure Screening, Footcare, Acupuncture, Massage Therapy, Caregiver Support GroupBlood Pressure Screening: 2nd Thur. 10:30a.m. No appts necessary.Foot Care: Regular and diabetic foot care offeredMassage & Reflexology: Please call for information

Senior ServicesCongregate Meals: Mon.-Fri. 12:00. Please call 270-4290 by 1:00 pm the day before to reserve meal.Home Delivered Meals: Mon.-Fri. on request to homebound or those unable to prepare mealsTransportation: Available daily to meal site. Also for shopping.RSVP Driver Escort: Rides to doctor/dental appts. Call 5 days ahead.Outreach/Case Management: Connection to services and caregivers

Monthly Newsletter: Call 270-4290 to be added. Fee $10/year

oregonareaseniorcenterwisconsin.com Mon - Fri, 8:00AM - 4:00PM

www.city.fitchburg.wi.usMonday - Friday, 8:00AM - 4:00PM

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Recreation:Bingo: 4th Tue. 9:30AMPool Players: Thur. 9 AMRubber stamps: 3rd Thur. 9AMSing Along: 4th Wed. 10:30AM Silver Threads Senior Club Card Parties, Movies, Events monthly! Senior Services:Adult Day Program: Mon/Wed/Fri 9AM-1PMHome delivered meals weekdays 11am-noon; Congregate meals M/T/W/F 11:45 at Sr Center and Thursdays at Ziggy’s. All meals sug-gested donation $4, if possible.

Transportation: Call 835-5801 to reserve a ride. Donation of $1 - $3

Outreach/Case Management

Legal Help By appointment

Volunteer Opportunities

Request the Monthly Newsletter: Call 835-5801 or email [email protected]


Computer Help and Learn: One on One with Milly1 hour appointments for specialized software and help navigating your PC and peripherals. $25. For $5 more, Mil-ly will come to your home! Call Anne at 835-5801 to schedule an appointment.1st Wed. of the month. October 3, No-vember 7, December 5. (No September dates). 3:30-4:30 and 4:30-5:30

Classes offered at Oregon Senior Center

219 Park Street, Oregon

All Classes $20 per classTaught by Milly McCartney

Please call 835-5801 to register for these classes!

ALL CLASSES MEET 4:00-6:00 PM

LibreOffice/Apache OpenOfficeWhy pay for Microsoft Office Suite when you can have it all for free. Explore the open source pro-grams of LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice. Text document, spreadsheet, and presentation pro-grams similar to Word, Excel, and Power Point at the perfect price!September 19

Google AppsExplore some of the many apps Google has to offer. Google Docs and Sheets work like Word and Excel and can be shared on any personal computer; Win-dows or Macbooks. Be introduced to Google+, Books, Map, and Drive. You can video chat, send personal group text messages, edit and store photos with Picasa. Yes, even Picasa is now a Google app. The options are endless. September 26

Exploring Windows 10 So you have upgraded to Windows 10. You are comfortable with us-ing the desktop and getting on the Internet. Now let’s explore Cor-tana, Microsoft Edge, the Hub, organizing your Start Page, and tak-ing advantage of all those Apps.October 17

Exploring Your iPad and iPhone Learn how to download apps, orga-nize your home page, explore settings and privacy options, personalize your device’s wallpaper and sounds, search the internet, check your email, manage pictures and videos, and use your calendar so you never forget an appointment or birthday again. Remember your power cord.April 25th

Online SellingLearn simple techniques and key-words to selling your stuff online. Learn how to upload pictures, write a good description of your item and be safe exchanging goods and taking payments. Find social media sites, free classifieds, and business sites to sell your goods.July 11

Exploring Your iPad and iPhone Learn how to download apps, or-ganize your home page, explore settings and privacy options, per-sonalize your wallpaper and sounds, search the internet, check your email, manage pictures and videos, and use your calendar so you never forget an appointment or birthday again. Remember your power cord.November 28

Facebook Events, Groups, PagesLearn how to expand your Face-book experience by posting events and inviting friends, make a Group page to post and keep updated with friends that have a special interest, like traveling or visiting Museums.Do you have a special interest or hobby you would like to share with the public, like card making or sell-ing jewelry? Make a Page where you can share pictures and post infor-mation. Get feedback from past customers and meet new customers.August 29

Computers and Technology with Milly

ALL AGES WELCOME!

Oregon Community Education and Recreation has a Facebook page!

We post updates, reminders and more! Join us!

facebook.com/pages/Oregon-School-District-Community-Education-Recreation

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To sign up for classes and events,Please go to stoughtonhospital.comand click on “classes and events.”Questions? Please contact Sonjaat 873-2356. Unless otherwise noted, all health education and wellness classes are held in the Bryant Health Education Center.

Freedom Through ForgivenessJoin instructor Tim Markle, to learn methods of working toward forgive-ness and learning to live a forgiving life.

Tuesday Evenings (six weeks) Sept 4th – Oct 16 (no class Sept 25th) 5:00-6:30pm Stoughton Hospital Conference Room. Free

Five Natural Practices to Ease Anxiety and DepressionWould you like to learn ways to ease your anxiety and depression? With humor and wisdom, Anne Adametz, Holistic Medicine Practitioner and Mentor, will show you mind, body and spirit practices to feel better now.

September 13 6:30-7:30pm Free

Diabetes and Foot CareJoin Dr. David Worth, Doctor of Po-diatric Medicine (DPM), to learn more about how to take care of your feet when you have diabe-tes, and why it’s an important component of your overall health.

September 27 5:30-6:30pm Free

Stoughton Hospital Support Groups

Crohn’s, Collitis & IBD SupportMeets 3rd Wednesday of the month at 5:30pm in Hospital Board Room. Contact Marilyn at 873-7928

Dementia Caregiver SupportMeets 2nd Thursday from 2:00 to 3:30pm at Stough-ton Area Senior Center

Diabetes Support Meets 2nd Monday of month at 6:00pm in Hospital Board Room and 4th Thursday at 1:30pm at the Oregon Area Senior Center.

Grief Support GroupMeets 3rd Wednesday at 2:00pmStoughton Area Senior Center. Facilitation provided by Hearland Hospice.

Low Vision Support Meets 3rd Thursday from 1:00 – 2:30pm Stoughton Area Senior Center.

Multiple Sclerosis Support Meets 2nd Tuesday from 10:00-11:30am Stoughton Area Senior Center.

Parkinson Support GroupMeets 4th Wednesday from 1:30-3:00pm at the Stoughton Area Senior Center.

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Healthy Living With Diabetes WorkshopSeries includes book, snacks and instruction.

Tuesday, October 2nd through Tuesday, November 6th (6 Tues-days) 2-4:30pm. Held in the Bryant Health Education Center. $20 per person includes book and snacks.

Creating an Outdoor Winter Holiday ContainerBy using some pine & red twig dog-wood branches, pinecones & berries and/or some craft store items, you’ll learn how to create a beautiful & fes-tive container. The best part is you won’t have to water it! Register to win the container made in the class.

November 14th 11:30am. FREEWorkshop held at Skaalen Retirement Center 400 N Morris St, Stoughton Friendship Room

900 Ridge St, Stoughton stoughtonhospital.com 608-873-6611

The Stoughton Hospital Foundation raises funds to benefit the hospital, its services and projects. Since 1974 it has contributed over $7.5 million to help purchase medical equipment, provide scholarships and much more.

Learn more at http://stoughtonhospital.com/stoughton-hospital-foundation/

Find more classes and events, health and wellness resources

and more at stoughtonhospital.com


Events for all Ages! Please check the library events calendar for details of these and many more events!www.oregonpubliclibrary.org/calendar/month

Storytimes for baby to preschool age children (mornings, evenings and Saturdays)STEAM programs for elementary age childrenTeen Advisory Board – Teens have a voice at the library!Sewing and craft clubs for teens and adultsBook Clubs for teens and adults on site and onlineTech ClassesTrivia Night Friday, September 28 7-10pm at HeadquartersReading programsFriends Of the Library Used Book Sale October 19 and 20Collections & ServicesSpecial Collections: seeds, cake pans, nature explorer backpacks, maker kits, and early learning backpacksFree Wi-Fi and Internet. Computers and laptops available by reservationWi-Fi printingScanning, printing, and copyingOne-on-one tech helpProctoring

Fitchburg Parks & Recreation608-270-4285 http://www.fitchburgwi.gov/recreation

Fitchburg Parks and Recreation offers classes, sports and more for learners of all ages! Non-residents are welcome!

Programs include Soccer, Spanish for Pre-Schoolers, Piano, Dance, Flag Football, Painting and many more.

Visit http://www.fitchburgwi.gov/Recreation to see current class offerings, schedules and registration information.

Village of Brooklyn [email protected] brooklynrecreation.org

Pre-Ballet and Ballet classesCheck the web site for the next classes!

Family Movie Night First Saturday of the monthDoors open at 6pm,Movie begins at 6:30pmFree!

Fitchburg Public Library

5530 Lacy Road, Fitchburg729-1760

Mon- Thurs 9am-9pmFri & Sat 10am-6pm Sun 1-5pm

The Fitchburg Library offers programs for children, teens and adults! Check the on-line calendar each month for exciting classes, fun story-time activities and special opportu-nities just for teens!

Please visit the library web site for dates and times of programs and activities at http://fitch-burgwi.gov/822/Library

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256 Brook Street, Oregon / 835-3656 oregonlibrary.org

Mon.-Thur. 9:00am-8:00pm Fri. 9:00am-6:00pm

Sat. 9:00am-3:00pm

Get Fit Classes Country Heat Mondays 6:00pm Yoga Slow Flow Wednesdays, 6:00pm 10 punches for $45; 6 punches for $30; Drop in for $7

Fall Arts and Crafts FairSeptember 1 9am-3pm Brooklyn Elementary School

Find us on Facebook: BroooklynRecWi


GENERAL PROGRAMS

Deep Water Exercise & Shallow Water Exercise: Older teens and adults, non-swimmers and swimmers. Includes warm-up, stretching and toning, aerobics, and cool-down.

Lap Swim: Open to all ages. You may swim at your own pace but you must swim laps for recreation and/or condi-tioning. A minimum of two lanes will be available.

Private Lessons: Private lessons are for adults and children that would like a one-on-one learning environment.

Family Swim: Open to all ages. Responsible teen or adult must be in water with a child who cannot touch bottom at the 3 foot end.

Preschool Swim: For children not yet in kindergarten. Respon-sible teen or adult must in water at all times.

Open Swim: Open to all ages. Responsible teen or adult must be in water with a child who cannot touch bottom at the 3 foot end.

Pool Rental available on a limited basis. See our website for details or call 835-8617

MEMBERSHIP FEESPool passes may be used for open, lap, preschool and fam-ily swims and for the use of the whirlpool. Classes for children and adults have additional fees. The cost for Oregon School District Residents fee is listed first, fol-lowed by the non-resident fee. Seniors (65+) qualify for discounts on some passes. There is no charge for children under 2. Published fees are subject to change by the Board of Education. Sorry, No Refunds on Pool Passes!Daily Fee For recreational swimming and/or use of the whirlpool Youth $1.50 Adult $3.00 Youth 20 Punch Card $26; $30 Adult 20 Punch Card $52.50; $60 Family Swim $3; $6Water Exercise Teens/Adults $2.00 per class Teen/Adult 20 Punch Card $32; $40 Senior (65+) $1.35 per class Senior 20 Punch Card $20; $27Yearly Pass Single $75; $150 Family $115; $230 Senior (65+) 10% discountSchool Year Pass (Sept 4, 2018- June 8, 2019) Single $60; $120 Family $90; $180 Senior (65+) 10% discountSemester Pass (Sept 4-Dec 31, 2018 or Jan 1- June 15, 2019) Single $40; $80 Family $55; $110 Senior (65+) 10% discountWinter Pass (October 14, 2018-March 16, 2019) Single $40; $80 Family $55; $110 Senior (65+) 10% discountSummer Pass (June 16- September 1, 2019) Single $35; $70 Family $45; $90 Senior (65+) 10% discountMonthly Pass Single $18; $36 Family $25; $50

Oregon School District Community Pool 249 Brook Street/www.oregonsd.org/pool/835-8617

25-Meter, 6-Lane Pool• 12’ Deep Diving Well•Hot TubDaily, Monthly, Semester and Yearly Passes•Group LessonsLap, Open and Family Swim• Scuba Diving ClassesDeep and Shallow Water Exercise•Private Lessons Red Cross Certified Program

Special OlympicsSwim Team

Open to anyone age 8 and up who has a developmental disability and is able to swim.

The Special Olympics Swim Season runs from February to May,

ending with the State Meet at the beginning of June.

For more information, contact Amy at 608-692-1458

or look for Oregon Area Special Olympics on FacebookSpecial Olympics has sports for all seasons including

basketball, track, bocce and more!

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Families who qualify for free or reduced school meals are eligible for a free or reduced fee pool fam-ily membership and group swim lesson fees. Sorry, no scholarships are available for private lessons, or Scuba or Lifeguard classes. Apply at the Pool Front Desk. Please bring your OSD Eligibilty letter.


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SCUBA DIVING LESSONS AT THE OREGON POOL! Details and registration information on at oregonsd.net/pool

Classes taught by Breezeway Bubbles Scuba LLCBubblemaker for Kids Ages 8 and Up $65 Sunday (1 day class)Dates offered:September 23 October 21 November 11 December 16 1:00 - 3:00PMNo pre-training is required for this course! Swimmers should be comfortable in the water.

Discover Scuba Ages 10 and Up $40Sunday (1 day class)Dates offered:September 23, October 21, November 11, December 16 1:00 - 3:00PMNo pre-training required! Swimmers should be comfortable in the water.

Scuba (Open Water) Certification ClassAges 10 and up $325Saturday AND Sunday (2 day class) Dates Offered:September 22and 23October 20 and 21November 10 and 11December 15 and 16Sat: 8:30AM - 4:30PM and Sun. 1:00 - 5:00PMStudents should be able to swim and tread water. Complete this course and get a life-time PADI Open Water card! Fee includes use of all gear. Preregistration and pre-class homework required. Saturday class takes place at the pool (one day fee $225). Sunday class take place at an area lake.

Scuba Review Certified divers only $85Saturday (1 day class)September 22October 20November 10December 1511:00AM - 4:00PMBefore you head off on your next dive trip, practice your dive skills! Fee in-cludes use of gear if needed. Divers should be certified Open Water or higher.

MORE GREAT WAYS TO LEARN - AND EARN - AT THE POOL! Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Trainings: Want to become a swimming instructor? This 40-hour class teach-es the instructional background of the American Red Cross “Learn to Swim” Program. Once you have completed this course you will be certified to teach the American Red Cross “Learn to Swim” program in any American Red Cross Pool.

Lifeguard Certification: Want to be a lifeguard? This course is open to ages 15 - adult. In-struction includes advanced lifesaving techniques needed to be a Lifeguard at a pool. This 35 hour program will also certify you in CPR for the Professional Rescuer, AED, First Aid as well as Lifeguarding.

Lifeguard Review Class: American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification review and recertification. Includes CPR, AED and First Aid certification. Pre-test of swimming skills required.

For upcoming classes check the pool website at OregonSD.org/pool or call 835-8617 for more information!


REGISTRATION INFORMATIONThere are no make-up classes. If the school district closes due to bad weather, the pool will also close.Refunds are given if cancellation is made at least 1 week prior to the start of the swim class. If payment is not made by the due dates, you child will be removed from the class list. Cancel 1 week prior to start date required for refunds.

For pool questions and swim levels, call 835-8617PARENT/CHILD AQUATICS PROGRAM - Course Descriptions

Parent/Child lessons familiarizes young children to the water and prepares them to learn to swim. It is not designed to teach children to become good swimmers or to survive in the water on their own, but gives parents safety information and teaches tech-niques to help orient their children in the water.

Parent/Child 1 (Ages 6 months - 2 years) Parent/Child 2 (Ages 2 and 3) Holding and support techniques Holding and support techniques Water adjustment Water adjustment Safe water entry and exit Safe water entry and exit Exploring the pool Breath control Buoyancy on front and back Buoyancy on front and back Swim on front and back Swim on front and back Water Safety skills Water Safety skills

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM - Course DescriptionsFor children 4-5 years without an adult. All preschool classes will be based in water safety activities. This is an age appropriate class with some skill grouping within the class. Children remain in these classes until they are 6 years old.

Preschool Level 1 - Beginner Preschool Level 2 - Intermediate Preschool Level 3 - Advanced Safe water entry/exit Safe water entry/exit Fully submerge, hold breath-5 sec Blowing bubbles Open eyes underwater/retrieve object Front/back glides/floats (independent) Submerge mouth, nose & eyes Front/back glides and floats Change directions in water Front and back glide with support Swim on front (assistance) Swim on front (independently) Change directions in water Swim on back (assistance) Swim on back (independently) Swimming on front and back (assisted) Treading water Treading water Water Safety skills Water Safety skills Water Safety skills

LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM - Course DescriptionsFor children ages 6 years and up. Throughout this program, participants build on their skills to learn various propulsive movements on the front, back and side. As the levels increase, participants learn to refine the different strokes and build endurance. Learn to Swim Level 1 Learn to Swim Level 2 Learn to Swim Level 3A Safe water Entry/exit Hold breath-10 sec Headfirst water entry, sitting/kneeling Open eyes/retrieve object Front glide and Jellyfish float Streamlined flutter kickFront/Back glides and floats Back glide and Back float, 15 sec Survival float-30 sec Swim on front Change directions in water Back float-1 min (deep water) Swim on back Swim on front/back Tread water- 1 min (deep water) Change directions in water Rotary breathing and Tread water - 15 sec Front crawl - 15 yds Water Safety skills Water Safety skills Water Safety skills Learn to Swim Level 3B Learn to Swim Level 4A Learn to Swim Level 4B Breaststroke kick Headfirst entry from side -stride position Backstroke open turn Tread water 1 min, deep water Swim underwater 3-5 bodylength Breaststroke-15 yds Elementary backstroke-15 yds Survival float 1 min. in deep water Sidestroke-15 yds Scissor kick-15 yds Backstroke, 25 yds/Back crawl, 15 yds Front crawl, 25 yds Front crawl-15 yds Tread water, 2 kicks, 2 minutes Butterfly-15 yds Rotary breathing 15 times Front crawl-25 yds Elem. Backstroke-25 yds Water Safety skills Water Safety skills Water Safety skills

Learn to Swim Level 5 Learn to Swim Level 6 Teen/Adult Shallow-angle diving Front crawl/Elem. Backstroke-100 yds For all ability levels Tread water, 5 min. Sidestroke/Breaststroke-50 yds Individualized instruction Open front flip turn Butterfly/Back Crawl-50 yds Learn to swim Front crawl-50 yds Backstroke flip turn Learn a new swim skill Elem. Backstroke-50 yds Swim 500 continuously Train for triathlon Breaststroke-25 yds Review skills and dives Improve strokes Water Safety skills Water Safety skills Improve endurance

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Online registration for in-district families begins at 6:00pm on Monday, August 20th

Go to www.oregonsd.org/pool and click the link to register.

***NEW PARTICIPANTS: How to determine your swim level1* Testing is not needed if enrolling in Parent/Child Aquatics2* Children may be tested, free of charge, at the Oregon Pool during any open swim times

Parent/Child through Pre 3 Level 1 through Level 3B Level 4A through Teen/Adult Private Lessons$35 (res) and $49 (non-res) $42 (res) and $56 (non-res) $49 (res) and $63 (non-res) $140 (res) and $175 (non-res)

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Sept 8 - Oct 20 (SAT) Nov 3 - Dec 15 (SAT)8:00-8:40am X X 8:00-8:40am X X8:40-9:10am X X 8:40-9:10am X X9:10-9:40am X X 9:10-9:40am X X9:50-10:20am X X 9:50-10:20am X X10:20-11:00am X X 10:20-11:00am X X11:00-11:40am X 11:00-11:40am X11:00-11:50am X 11:00-11:50am X

Sept 9 - Oct 21 (SUN) Nov 4 - Dec 16 (SUN)4:00-4:30pm X X 4:00-4:30pm X X4:30-5:00pm X X 4:30-5:00pm X X5:00-5:40pm X X 5:00-5:40pm X X5:40-6:20pm X X 5:40-6:20pm X X6:20-7:10pm X X 6:20-7:10pm X X

Sept 10 - Oct 22 (MON) Nov 5 - Dec 17 (MON)6:00-6:30pm X X 6:00-6:30pm X X6:00-6:40pm X 6:00-6:40pm X6:30-7:00pm X 6:30-7:00pm X X6:40-7:10pm X 6:40-7:10pm X7:00-7:40pm X X 7:00-7:40pm X X7:10-7:50pm X 7:10-7:50pm X7:40-8:30pm X X 7:40-8:30pm X X7:50-8:30pm X 7:50-8:30pm X

Sept 12 - Oct 24 (WED) Nov 7 - Dec 19 (WED)6:00-6:30pm X X 6:00-6:30pm X X6:00-6:40pm X 6:00-6:40pm X6:30-7:00pm X 6:30-7:00pm X X6:40-7:10pm X 6:40-7:10pm X7:00-7:40pm X 7:00-7:40pm X7:10-7:50pm X 7:10-7:50pm X7:40-8:30pm X X 7:40-8:30pm X X7:50-8:30pm X 7:50-8:30pm X

Private Lessons (age 5+)Mondays 9/10-10/22 or 11/5-12/17

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OREGON COMMUNITY POOL SWIM FALL SWIM LESSON SCHEDULE

Welcome to the Oregon Community Pool! With lessons for babies, adults and everyone in between, we offer the swiminstruction and water safety you have been looking for.

Saturdays 9/8-10/20 or 11/3-12/15

Sundays 9/9-10/21 or 11/4-12/16

Online registration for out-of-district families begins at 8:00am on Monday, August 27th

8:30-9:00am 4:30-5:00pm7:00-7:30pm 9:00-9:30am 5:00-5:30pm6:30-7:00pm

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Oregon Area Youth SportsGroups are independently run by volunteers.

Scholarships are available for some sports. Check activity website or contact Cynthia Di Camelli, Family Resource Coordinator, at 835-4052 or [email protected]

OREGON YOUTH BASEBALLWebsite: oregonyouthbaseball.org Grades: 4K – 8 Registration: Feb. - March 1; Fees: $50 to $150

OREGON YOUTH BASKETBALL Website: oregonbasketball.orgGrades 1-8 Registration: Opens July, ends in Sept. or early Oct. Fees: $50-$200

YOUTH CHEER CLINICSGrades K-8Contact: [email protected]

OREGON YOUTH FOOTBALLWebsite: oregonyouthfootball.com Grades: K-8 (flag) 5-8 (tackle)Registration: Mid-April - June 30 (flag) Mid-April- May 31 (tackle) Fees: $35 - $150

OREGON YOUTH HOCKEYWebsite: oregon.pucksystems2.comAges: 4-18 yrs oldRegistration: Early Sept.-Oct. for Learn to Play and Dec. for Rec. League.Fees vary by age.

GIRLS ON THE RUNWebsite: girlsontherunscwi.orgGrades: Girls in grades 3-5 Registration: Feb for Spring and July for Fall events Fees: $160 sliding scale. Contact GOTR for financial aid.

OREGON LACROSSE CLUBWebsite: www.oregonlacrosseclub.org Grades: 3-5, 6-8, High School Registration: Winter for spring play. Fees Vary.

OREGON RUGBY CLUBWebsite: rugbymadison.org/clubs/oregon-hs-rugby-clubGrades: 5- 6 (Flag) 7-8 and 9-12Registration: February for March-April Season-Fees: Approx. $125

OREGON SPECIAL OLYMPICSContact: [email protected] Website: http://bit.do/OregonSO Grades: Ages 8 to adultRegistration: On going; please call or email for details.

MADISON SPEED SKATING CLUBWebsite: madcityspeedskate.com Grades: Elementary and upRegistration: Fall and winter sessions; Fees: approx. $115

OREGON YOUTH SOCCERWebsite: oregonsc.com Grades: Kindergarten - 12 Registration: Ends August 31 for fall 4K and Kind. program. Registration May – July for Gr. PreK-12 Fees: $70-110

OREGON-BROOKLYN YOUTH SOFTBALLWebsite: oregonyouthsoftball.com Grades: Kindergarten - 11 Competitive leagues April - Aug.; Tour-nament teams Jan. - Aug.Registration: Jan. - March 1 Fees: $50-150

OREGON COMMUNITY SWIM CLUB Website: oregonswimclub.comGrades: K-12(passed 4/5 lessons)Registration: Nov., April, June & Sept.; Fees: Vary by Age

OREGON KIDS TRIATHLON Website: oregonkidstri.com Grades: 5 - 17 yearsRegistration: Feb. - Aug. 1, Event is the 2nd Saturday in August.Fees: $35 OREGON YOUTH TRACKWebsite: oregonwitrack.comGrades: Ages 7-18Fees: $60- $100

OREGON YOUTH WRESTLINGWebsite: http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=oywcGrades: Gr. 1-8Registration: Oct.; Season Nov.-March; Fees: $150

ACERS VOLLEYBALL CLUBContact: [email protected] Website: Acersvbc.comGrades: 5-10Classes and try outs Sept-Oct, Season Dec- March. See web page for details. Fees Vary.

Oregon Booster Club This parent-volunteer organization supports Oregon athletes both on and off the field.

Boosters raise money through memberships, concessions, spon-sorships and special events to provide our students what they need to succeed!

You can become a booster today! Membership information and forms are available on the OABC web page:

oregonboosters.com

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TOPSoccer of WisconsinTOPSoccer is a training and team

placement program for athletes ages 5 and up with disabilities.

For more information [email protected]

or look for MadisonTOPSoccer on Facebook!


Learn to Skate!6 week sessions

for all ages

Oregon Community Sports Arena100 N Perry Parkway

oregon.pucksystems2.com 835-9650

Open Teen Skate: $5 admission Rental includedOpen Skate: $5 admission/$2 skate rentalFamily Skate: $15/family of four Skate rental included

Check the website for current dates and times

Random Acts of Kindness Encouraged

All Year Long!

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Adult Sports and Recreation in the Oregon School District Community

Adult Open BasketballOregon Middle School Gym601 Pleasant Oak Dr, OregonSundays 5:00-7:00pm Wednesdays 5:30-7:30pmFree More information: [email protected]

Adult Hockey Open IceOregon Ice Arena100 N Perry Parkway, OregonMondays and Thursdays 9:30pm- 10:30pmOpen to all player levels over the age of 25.$7 per night ice fee, does not include equipment rental.More information at : onicepromotions.com/oregonicearena

Pickleball Open PlayOutdoor Play: Late Spring- FallMon, Tue, Thur 8am Ladies OnlyTuesdays & Thursdays 6:00pm Open PlayOak St Tennis Courts in OregonFree

Indoor Play: Late Fall- SpringSundays Through March10 am - NoonOregon High School456 N Perry Parkway, OregonEnter through Main Entrance. $2

More information: [email protected]

Oregon Soccer Coed Adults Recreation (OSCAR)Pickup Games for AdultsIndoor Play: Fall- SpringTuesdays 7:30-9:00pmRome Corners Intermediate1111 S Perry Parkway

Outdoor Play: Late Spring- FallWednesdays 6pm - 8pmOregon Jaycee Park Field 13, 200 Block N Perry Parkway, Oregon.More information: [email protected]

Oregon Area Softball AssociationSummer Season: May - AugFall Season: September - October 7pm-10pmMonday Night - WomenTuesday Night - Men Wednesday Night - Men over 35Thursday Night - MenContact: Robert Klein 608-217-9186Website: oregonadultsoftball.comEmail: [email protected]

Summer Tennis LeaguePlay at tennis courts throughout the community during June, July and August.Website: http://www.wisconsin.usta.com/USTA_League_Tennis/Madison_Area_League_Tennis_MALT/Contact Jan Westemeire at [email protected]

Tai ChiMeets Wednesdays 8am-9amState Bank of Cross Plains Community Room (enter through rear lower level)744 N Main St, Oregon.Drop in for no chargeMore information: [email protected]

Oregon Tuggers Tug of War ClubSeason: January- SeptemberContact- Shelby Richardson at [email protected] and updates posted on team Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/groups/122001661829

Adult Lap Swim and Water Exercise at Oregon Pool. See Page 16

Sunday Adult Power Coed Volleyball LeagueOHS Field House456 N Perry Pkwy, OregonSundays 6:30-9:30pmSeason: Sep- Dec and Feb- May Contact: Sean Kirwan [email protected] or 608-293-3522

Headquarters Volleyball LeagueSeason - June - AugContact: (608) 291-0750Website: http://oregonhq.com/vol-leyball-leagues/Email: [email protected]

Want your group included on this page? Send information to Cynthia at [email protected]

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COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

14 South Artists14southartists.com14 South Artists is a group of artists of diverse media from diverse back-grounds. They promote the visual arts in the communities and rural areas of South Central Wisconsin by provid-ing opportunities for exhibitions and events, artist-to-artist interactions and educational programs.

Anderson Park Friends andersonparkfriends.orgAPF works with the Dane County Parks Department to develop, protect, pre-serve and enhance Anderson Farm County Park. Meetings are posted on Facebook or call Roe at 835-3580.

Brooklyn-Oregon American Legion Post 160PO Box 262, Brooklyn, WI 53521A veterans support and community service organization open to veterans of all branches of the service. Meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7pm. Contact James P. Brown, Commander at 608-516-5401 for more information.

Friends of Badfish Creek Watershedrockrivercoalition.org/chapters/badfish/FBCW works to identify and eradicate invasive riverbank plants, clean up the stream bed and sponsors an annual ca-noe tour. All events are open to the public. To get involved, contact Lynne Diebel at [email protected]

Friends of the Oregon LibraryPO Box 173, Oregon WI 53575Community volunteers supporting the library and providing programs for chil-dren and library patrons. Donations of used books accepted for Used Book Sale April 13-14 and October 19-20, 2018. For more information call 835-3656.

Friends of the Oregon School Districtfriendsofosd.comProvides resources so that all children have a healthy, positive enviornment in which to learn. Contact by email at [email protected]

Joy of Living Meditation GroupState Bank of Cross Plains Community Room, 744 N Main [email protected] meditation group that provides an opportunity to practice in a communi-ty setting. Group meets 2nd Thursday of every month, 6:30-8:00PM. All are wel-come. No charge. Led by Kelly Petrie.

Knights of Columbus Council 13480Holy Mother of Consolation Catholic Church651 N. Main StreetOregon, WI 53575608-835-5763The Knights of Columbus promotes and conducts programs in a variety of areas including youth, community church, school and council. Meetings 3rd Thurs-day of the Month at Holy Mother of Con-solation. For more information contact Brian Peterson 225-7761

MOPS: Mothers Of Preschoolers http://www.mops.org/groupsearch/A Christian based support group for mothers of young children. Hillcrest MOPS meets at 752 E Netherwood St Oregon, WI 53575 on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at 8:45 AM - 11:00 AM at St Ann Catholic Church, 323 N Van Buren St, Stoughton, WI 53589 (3rd Thursday 7:00-9:30pm).

Optimist Club of Oregon-BrooklynPO Box 143, Oregon, Wi 53575A service club that suports youth with school recognition programs and schol-arships, encouragning optimism as a philsophy of life, respect for the law and interest in government and civic affairs through volunteerism. Meets 1st Thursday of the month, 6:30pm, Sate Bank of Cross Plains, 774 N Main

Oregon Area Historical Society159 W Lincoln St Oregon WI 53575oregonareahistoricalsociety.orgDedicated to preserving Oregon’s unique history, OAHS operates a muse-um, provides clothing local events and houses archives and local family histo-ries. Open every Tuesday and the first Saturday (Sept-May) 10am-4pm. Open every Saturday June- August.

Oregon Booster Clubwww.oregonboosters.comThe Oregon Booster Club is a parent/volunteer run organization which pro-vides support to student athletes both on and off the field. They raise money through our memberships, concessions, partnerships, sponsorships and special events to provide our students what they need to succeed.

Oregon Band BoostersP.O. Box 283 Oregon, WI 53575oregonbandbooster.orgThe Oregon Band Boosters support student band programs including the Shadow Drum and Bugle Corps through volunteering and fundraising.

Oregon Choral Boostersoregonchoirs.weebly.com/oregon-choral-boosters.htmlInterested parents support the vocal music classrooms through volunteering their time, talents and financial sup-port. Fundraisers help provide scholar-ships to seniors, scholarships for music camps and other opportunities, and financial support for field trip funding.

Oregon Community Gardens103 N Alpine ParkwayPlots are 18′ x 18′. Half plots and raised beds are also available. Plots going to new gardeners will be tilled. Returning gardeners can choose to have their plot tilled each Spring. Or-ganic overall although Roundup oc-casionally used to control thistles. Contact: Barbara Feeney, [email protected] or 608.843.2272.

Would you like your oganization in-cluded here? Send your information to [email protected] call 835-4052


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Oregon Area Education FoundationOregon Community Bankc/o Daniel Behrend733 Main StreetOregon, WI 53575The Oregon Area Education Foundation (OAEF) support education initiatives in the Oregon School District. Many, but not all of the grants given help support school district-sponsored activities. The Foundation is the fiscal agent for the Friends of The Oregon School Dis-trict (FOSD) and for “Sing Out Louise”, an annual musical event honoring the late Louise Uphoff.

Oregon Area Food Pantry107 N Alpine Pkwy, Oregon 53575www.obfp.org The pantry is available to anyone who lives in the Oregon School District who needs help with food. Distribution is on the second Tuesday and the last Thurs-day of the month. Please bring a large basket or box. New guests should bring a photo ID and a current utility bill. Do-nations are accepted on the second Sat-urday of each month from 10-11am, or can be dropped off at the Oregon Pub-lic Library, St John’s Lutheran Church, Holy Mother of Consolation Church or at Bill’s Foods.

Oregon Horse Association5676 Alpine Rd, Brooklyn, WI 53521oregonhorseassociation.orgNon-profit organization dedicated to promoting all breeds of horses and styles of riding, for all ages. Horse shows, parades and educational pro-grams.

Oregon- Brooklyn Lions ClubPO Box 215 Oregon WI 53575e-clubhouse.org/sites/oregonb This service club sponsors Stuff the Bus, raises money for the Lions’ Camp for the Disabled, Wisconsin Lions Eye-glass Bank and many community service projects.

Oregon Masonic Lodge and Order of the Eastern Star201 Park St, Oregon, WI 53575220-1924Fraternal organization provides sup-port for community projects, scouting events, AED donations and an annual scholarship. Masonic Lodge meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays, Eastern Star chap-ter meets 1st & 3rd Mondays except May, Aug and Dec. (1st Mon Only - May, Aug, 3rd Mon Only, Dec)

Oregon Straw Hat Players201 Market St Oregon, WI 53575oshponline.org Amateur theater offering opportunities for volunteers to participate in all pro-duction areas. Striving for excellence while stressing enjoyment and enter-tainment in the Oregon area. Three productions each year including a chil-dren’s production.

Rotary Club of OregonPO Box 145 Oregon WI 53575oregonrotary.org A service club dedicated to working both locally and globally through com-munity projects. Supports prairie res-toration at Lerner Park, awards college scholarships, facilitates bike safety ro-deos and more. Visitors and new mem-bers welcome! Meets Tuesdays 6:45am at Headquarters Restaurant, 101 Con-cord Dr, Oregon.

Three Gaits, Inc3741 Highway 138 West, Stoughton, WI 535893gaits.orgTherapeutic horsemanship center that provides equine assisted activities and therapies that enhance the lives of people with physical, emotional or in-tellectual challenges. Volunteers wel-come!

Oregon-Brooklyn VFW Post 10272PO Box 206Oregon, WI 53575217-7198The VFW honors the dead by serving the living through community service. Call 217-7198 for meeting dates and times.

OREGON AREA FOOD PANTRY

107 N Alpine ParkwayOregon WI 53575

www.obfp.org

Please Bring Large Laundry Basket or Large Box.First Time Guests, please bring a photo ID or a util-ity bill showing an Oregon School District address.

Making a Donation? The Oregon/Brooklyn Food Pantry is open for donations on the Second Saturday of every month from 10-11am!

Donation Drop Off September 8October 13

November 10December 8

Donation boxes available at many locations in the community, too!

Upcoming Pantry DatesAugust 30

September 27NEW DATE October 9

October 25NEW DATE November 13

November 29NEW DATE December 11

December 279:00-11:00 AM AND

3:00 - 7:00PM


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Brush collection Second Monday of the Month continues through October

Temporary Yard Waste Drop Off Site is located at 820 Cusick Parkway. (N Perry Parkway site will reopen after completion of the Perry Parkway Completion Project)

Leaf Collection begins October 22.

Alternate Side Parking begins November 15

Visit the Village Web Page for information and announcements!http://www.vil.oregon.wi.us/

NEED HELP OR KNOW SOMEONE WHO DOES?

DIAL 211Dial 211 on any phone to call Unit-ed Way’s Help Line. You may be eli-gible for Food Share (food stamps) or for help with your health insurance pre-miums. More information: https://www.unitedwaydanecounty.org/get-help/2-1-1/

NINA FUNDThe Neighbors in Need of Assistance (NINA) fund can help families avoid eviction or power/water cut offs as well as some other one-time needs. Contact Joe Sullivan, Com-munity Social Worker at 835-4188 to apply or to make a donation.

Everyone Wins When You Think Local First!

Welcome• New to Oregon?

• Work in Oregon, but live elsewhere?• Live in Oregon, but shop elsewhere?

Contact Cathy Grenderto receive your free visit from me

[email protected](608) 220-1468

http://www.oregonwi.com/list/member/welcome-neighbor-oregon-llc-29

A free, safe, supervised, drop-in program for youth in fifth through ninth grades.

School year hours Monday through Friday 3pm to 6pm Open Noon- 5pm on no school days.

Summer Hours Noon-5pm Monday - Thursday and 1-4pm on Fridays

Information at oregonyouthcenter.org or call 886-9093


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HELPING KIDS EXPLORE THEIR INTERESTS

AND DISCOVER NEW ONES 4-H Clubs Grades 1 and up Brooklyn Mighty Mites 455-1448 or brooklynmightymites.org Fitchburg Fireflies 332-4434 Oregon Headliners 669-0516

Girl Scouts Grades K-12 gsbadgerland.org

Cub Scouts Ages 6 to 11 Pack 350 (Oregon) [email protected] Pack 352 (Brooklyn) [email protected]

Boy Scouts Ages 12-18 Troop 168 www.troopwebhost.org/Troop168Oregon Troop 50 www.oregontroop50.org

YOU can help us extend Community Ed & Rec

opportunities to children and families who need financial help by

contributing to our Scholarship Fund!

Add a donation to our scholarship fund when you register!

www.oregonsd.org/community

Thank You!

GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE GREAT GIFTS FOR HOLIDAYS, BIRTHDAYS

OR ANY SPECIAL OCCASION!

$10, $20 and $50 certificates available May be used for any Community Ed & Rec class

or program, youth or adult! (Sorry, pool programs and classes are excluded)

Call 835-4097 to order a gift certificate today!

Explore Oregon!

Oregon Historic Districts Walking Tours

&Oregon Bike TrailsPick up a trail guide at the Oregon Welcome Center

Oregon Chamber of CommerceOregon Area Historical Society

or download a copy:http://bit.do/OregonHistory


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Take a Walk in a Park!These local parks have walking paths

Village of Oregon Parks: Alpine Park 460 W Netherwood Jaycee Park 257 N Perry Pkwy

Lerner Park 400 W Netherwoodhttp://www.vil.oregon.wi.us

Town of Oregon Parks: Bicentenial Park 845 Highway MM

Town Park 901 Glenway Rdhttp://www.town.oregon.wi.us/parks

County ParksAnderson Farm County Park 914 Union Rd

https://parks-lwrd.countyofdane.com/park/AndersonFarm

Oregon Area Wellness Coalition Events

Wednesday Wellness Walks continue through October!

September 15 Superhero Saturday at Keller Alpine Park 9am - 4pm

September 21 Oregon In Motion at Panther Stadium 5pm-6pm

October 5 International Walk to School Day

October 6 Community Active Scavenger Hunt 10am - noon

November 3 Candlelight Hike Anderson County Park 5pm-8pm

ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO ALL AGES!

Don’t miss any of the fun!

Follow OAWC on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/OAWCWI

Wednesday Wellness Walks Through October 9:00-9:45 am

Walkers of all ages are invited to enjoy a fresh air walk!

Start: Oregon Public LibraryRoute changes weekly!

No RSVP or Registration required

Please bring and ID and a water bottle

Upcoming Events Include

End of Year Bash (12/31)

Adults Get Fit/Wellness Expo

Kids Get Fit

Community Spring Clean Up

Pay it Forward Days

Preschool Open Gym Evenings Netherwood Knoll Big GymAges 0-5 with adult caregiver

Fridays 6:00-7:00PMOctober 19November 16December 14

Details on Page 5


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Prevent Prescription Drug Abuse

2000 kids between the ages of 12 and 17 abuse prescription drugs for the first time every day.

Commonly abused drugs include OxyContin, Vicodin, Codeine, Xanax and Valium. Teens also misuse stimulants prescribed for ADHD (Ritalin, Dexedrine and similar drugs)

12 year olds are more likely to use prescription medications than marijuana.

YOU CAN HELP! LOCK UP YOUR MEDS

DISPOSE OF EXPIRED AND UNUSED medications safely

FREE Prescription Drug Disposal Drop Box Oregon Police Department Lobby Monday-Friday 8am to 9pm

FREE Drug Storage Lock Boxes and Bags and Drug Disposal BagsAvailable at the Oregon Area Senior Center, Oregon, Brooklyn Fire Station and Oregon

Police Station

Lock Boxes, Lock Bags and Disposal Bags are provided by OregonCARES through a grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services State Targeted Response to the Opioid Crisis Prevention Services.

Be a Schools of Hope Tutor at Oregon Middle School!

Build meaningful relationships with students, help build essential academic skills like study skills, organization, time management and assignment completion.Tutors meet one-on-one or with small groups

Can you commit to just one hour a week?Call the Schools of Hope Coordinator

at 835-4806 or email [email protected]

PREVENT GARAGING WITH REFRIGERATOR LOCKS!

Garaging: taking alcoholic beverages from open garages by underage drinkers. Protect yourself and the kids in your neighborhood with free, easy to install refrigerator door locks.

Locks are available from the Oregon Police Department Monday- Friday 8 am to 5 pm

or call 835-3111

Refrigerator Locks Sponsored by OregonCARES

Gun locks are also available at the Oregon Police Department.


Oregon School District PerformancesAll student group performances are free except OHS Musical.

Times and Locations subject to change. Please check the OSD website calendar.

Date Time Concert / Event Location October 18 7:00pm OMS Orchestras OHS PACOctober 22 7:30pm OHS Orchestras OHS PACOctober 30 6:00pm RCI Grade 6 Orchestra Recitals RCINovember 1 6:00pm RCI Grade 5 Orchestra Recitals RCINovember 9 7:30pm OHS Musical OHS PACNovember 10 7:30pm OHS Musical OHS PACNovember 11 2:00pm OHS Musical OHS PACNovember 19 7:00pm RCI Choirs OHS PACDecember 4 6:00pm PVE Orchestra and Choir PVEDecember 6 7:00pm OMS/OHS Choirs OHS PACDecember 10 6:30pm BKE Orchestra and Choir BKEDecember 11 7:00pm OMS Bands OHS PACDecember 13 7:30pm OHS Orchestras OHS PACDecember 17 7:30pm OHS Bands OHS PACDecember 18 6:30pm NKE Orchestra and Choir OHS PAC

Oregon Community BandMusicians of all ages and experience levels

are welcome! Rehearsals Tuesdays 7-8:30pm September 25- Nov 6

Fall Concert November 13 7:00pm

OHS PACFind out more at oregoncommunityband.org

Oregon’s Local Charter Cable Access StationOn-Demand videos of sports and community events

Live Streaming Web videos Copies of programs

ocamedia.com

Oregon’s Amateur Theater Company since 1982!

Visit oshponline.org for upcoming auditions and performances

Oregon Area Historical Society Museum159 W. Lincoln Street Oregon

Open Every Tuesday 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

First Saturday of Every Month Noon to 4pm

OAHS provides displays and historically accurate cloth-ing for community events and much more!

Learn more at oregonareahistoricalsociety.org

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Enjoy Dinner Before the Show!Oregon Scout Troop 50 Salmon DinnerSaturday, November 10 4-8pm at RCI

Information, advanced ticket sales and more at oregontroop50.org/


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SPEND NO SCHOOL DAY WITH US!For Grades 1-5Milwaukee Zoo

Thursday, October 25 8 am to 4 pm$42

Planetarium and Discovery MuseumRockford, IL

Wednesday, November 21 8 am to 4 pm$44

Fees include all admissions and transportation, a light breakfast and snacks. Lunch not included.

Please send a lunch and water bottle with your child.Register at oregonsd.org/community

We’ve got plans forJanuary 21: Explore Media and More

February 18: Kalahari Water ParkApril 22: Milwaukee Children’s Museum & Miller Park

Get Involved with FOSD!

Adopt a Lunch BalanceHelp Supply Healthy Snacks

Support the Backpack Project

NEW! Champions Fundhelps give kids opportunities to participate in experien-tial events by assisting with instrument rental, athletic

fees and similar needs.

Learn more at friendsofosd.com

Kids learn best when they are

fed, healthy and have a positive environment in

which to learn.

Oregon is a Dementia Friendly Community!

We’re working to make sure individuals with dementia • are able to live good and comfortable lives• live as independently as possible• continue to be a functional part of our community• are met with patience and understanding• are given support where necessary

Learn more about Dementia Friendly Communitiesat daneadrc.org/dementia_friendly

The Neighbors in Need of Assistance (NINA) fund provides funds to families with minor children to help cover the necessities of life including rent and utilities. Each year over $20,000 is distributed in our community. All NINA funds are donations from churches, organizations and individuals!

Need help? Want to support the NINA Fund?Have questions?

Please contact Joe Sullivan, Dane County Community Social Worker at 835-4188 or [email protected]


COMMUNITY AND SCHOOLS WORKING TOGETHERWork permitsWorkers aged 14-15 years can apply for work permits at OHS Student Services office at 456 N. Perry Parkway during school hours or the District Office at 123 E. Grove Street between 7:30 and 4:30 Monday-Friday. Please bring: minor’s birth certificate or other proof of age; minor’s social security card; letter from the employer, on employer’s letterhead, describing: job duties, hours of work; written parents consent; and $10 check or cash for the permit fee. Children 16 and older are no longer are required to get a work permit. Check with your employer for their policy. Questions? 835-4091

Volunteer in the schools and share your time with childrenMake an impact by working with children, supporting teachers, assisting in the library or tutoring a stu-dent. A background check is required. Please apply online at oregonsd.org/volunteer or visit any schooloffice in the district. Questions? Call 835-4091.

Reserve indoor and outdoor facilitiesVisit oregonsd.org/reservatons to reserve district facilities and Village of Oregon parks and shel-ters. Questions about school reservations: Gyms contact Mike at [email protected] or 835-4335Other school facilities contact Sherri at [email protected] or 835-4016; Village Parks and shelters contact Deb at [email protected] or 835-4086;

Display or distribute information in our buildingsTo share information on bulletin boards or through fliers distributed to students, you must have ap-proval from Community Ed & Rec. Please read the District Policy at https://www.oregonsd.org/Page/5358 before requesting approval. Drop off flyers at 123 E Grove St or email [email protected]. Please allow 5 school days for distribution. Please note we do not make copies of flyers for distribution.

Our district strives to focus on 21st Century Standards which incorporate real world opportunities into the classroom. The cover artwork for this publication is designed by the Advanced Desktop Publishing class at Oregon High School under the direction of Sue Schultz.

Thank You Oregon High School!

Cover Design by

Kelly Kubicek

Interested in working for Community Ed & Rec? We Need * Instructors *Child Care Staff *Summer Playground Staff *Gym Supervisors

Do you have a hobby, passion or profession you’d like to share? We’ll help you create a class to teach!

Call 835-4052 or email [email protected]

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WINTERCOMMUNITY ED & REC classes and programs

begin in JanuaryWatch your mailbox for

our new guide in mid- December!


It’s Easy To Register!Register Online! Visit us at oregonsd.org/communityRegister online any time and pay with a credit or debit card.View availability of classes in just a few clicks! Don’t have internet access? We have registration stations at Oregon Pool 249 Brook St District Office 123 E Grove StWiFi and Computers are also available at the Oregon Public Library and at the Oregon Senior Center.

Scholarships We will waive or reduce fees for children meeting the criteria for free or reduced meals, or adults whose income requires support. Participants are encouraged to pay a portion of the program fee when possible. Most programs require a partial contribution from families; some programs do not have schol-arships available. We may limit the total scholarship assistance given to a family. Scholarships are only available to OSD residents. Call the Community Ed & Rec office at 835-4052 prior to registration to request assistance.

Registration ConfirmationClass confirmation, including class location and supply lists will be emailed a few days before the sched-uled start date.

Don’t Wait!Please don’t wait until the last minute to register! Registering early allows us to plan for materials, facili-ties, etc. Unfortunately, programs may be cancelled if minimum enrollment is not met.

INCLUSION The Oregon School District welcomes individuals of all abilities and will provide reasonable accommodations that allow for program participation without fundamentally altering the program. To access services for Community Ed & Rec programs, please provide us with information about your disability when you register or by calling 835-4097. Inclusion services at the Oregon Pool classes are also available. Please call 835-4086 to request assistance at the pool.

REFUNDS A request for credit/refund will be accepted up to one week prior to the start of a program. Credit will be refunded to the account used for payment (credit or debit). Credits/refunds requested less than a week prior to the start date of an activity will be handled on an individual basis.

CONTRACTED PARTNERS We contract with a variety of individuals and businesses to provide learning opportunities in our sites.

PHOTOGRAPHY On occasion video or photographs are taken of participants. If you do not wish to participate, please notify the photographer, instructor or our office.

SEVERE WEATHER When schools close or release early due to inclement weather, all Community Ed & Rec activities are cancelled. We will send an email and try to call individuals registered for classes. Please check radio and TV or oregonsd.org for the latest on warnings and emergencies. Please call 835-4097 or 835-4052 (M-F) to find out the status of a class. We will do our best to reschedule or add time to other classes to make up for cancelled classes.

NON-DISCRIMINATION Per state and federal law, the Oregon School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, men-tal, emotional or learning disability or handicap in its education programs or activities.

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Our classes are held in many locations around our community! Here are the addresses for each.

NKENetherwood Knoll Elementary 276 Soden Drive

PVEPrairie View Elementary 300 Soden Drrive

BKEBrooklyn Elementary 204 Division Street, Brooklyn

RCIRome Corners Intermediate 1111 S. Perry Parkway

OHSOregon High School 456 N Perry Parkway

OMSOregon Middle School 601 Pleasant Oak Drive

Oregon FireOregon Fire & EMS 131 Spring Street

Senior CenterOregon Area Senior Center 219 Park Street


Homecoming 2018Good Luck Panthers!

Homecoming Parade Friday, September 21st 2pm

Oregon In Motion at Panther Stadium Friday, September 21st 5pm

Varsity Football vs Stoughton Friday, September 21st 7:00pm

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