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AM Preschool 2 (age 4 by 9/1)Little Dutchmen Preschool & Extended Day ProgramLittle Dutchmen Preschool is designed to help prepare children for kindergarten. Children work on listening skills, working cooperatively with others, pre-reading and pre-math skills. Our Wrap Around Extended Day Preschool offers child care at school for the full day experience More information on Little Dutchmen Preschool and Extended Day Preschool ProgramsSchool Year 2026-27 LDP Site
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Starting SoonAM Swim/Lap SwimAdult EnrichmentMorning Lap swim is a great way to start your day. Please enter through door 7, it will be open from 5:45-6:10 am.Summer 2026 -
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Aquatics (Swim Lessons)For more information on our swimming program and swim levels visit: isd740.org/swimCategory -
Babe Ruth BaseballYouth Recreation**We are in need of a 14U Coach. If you know someone who would be able to coach, contact Kyle Shaughnessy at kshaughnessy@isd740.org Babe Ruth Baseball is a fun summer league. Only games, no practices. Playoffs will follow at the end of the season.The full schedule will be provided by Coach Shaughnessy. Register by May 15. We are in search of both coaches and umpires for games this summer. Please contact coach Shaughnessy (kshaughnessy@isd740.org) for more information on these opportunities. Please note-If the team advances to the State Tournament, additional fees will apply.Summer 2026 -
Bell Museum ExploraDomeYouth EnrichmentJoin us in Melrose for an out-of-this-world experience at the Bell Museum ExploraDome. Choose from 3 show times and reserve your spot by registering early—space is limited! Shows are open to all ages, but pre-registration is required for everyone. 9:00 AM: Observations of the Sky: perfect for younger friendsWe will investigate the changes that occur in the sky in a 24-hour day by observing and describing the changes in the position of the Sun, Moon, and stars. 9:40 AM: Zoom! From the Earth to the Edge of the Universe The audience decides which objects in space to visit in this program, from Earth to the edge of the observable universe and anywhere in between. The journey will help students appreciate the scale of the Solar System, galaxy, and universe, the vast distance separating these objects, and how these objects change over time. 10:30 AM: Seasons, Phases, Eclipses Our Minnesota sky changes throughout the day, and across the seasons. Students will learn how to make observations about the sky: noticing constellations, planets, and the changing positions of the sun and moon.Summer 2026 -
Bugged Out WaterYouth EnrichmentIs there anything more exciting than playing with bugs? We will be digging right in and seeing what kind of buggy neighbors are swimming around our lakes and streams. This is a very hands-on session, full of creepy crawly fun that will leave you with a better appreciation of how important insects are, as well as what they can tell us about the water.Summer 2026 -
CSB Dance Team Summer CampYouth RecreationImprove your dance technique with the dancers from the College of Saint Benedict Dance Team.Summer 2026 -
Competitive Swim CampYouth RecreationThe competitive swim camp will focus on both technique as well as developing a fitness base and sprint skills. This program is not swimming lessons. Camps are listed for 2026-27 Grades. Grades 3-6 Final swim meet will be on June 24 at 7:00 pm.Summer 2026 -
DEC Summer 2026-AquaticsSwim LessonsThese Swimming Lessons are reserved for Dutchmen Explorers' Club participants ONLY. For more information about Swim Levels click HERE. July 21-24: Lessons are Monday through Thursday Semi Private Lessons-50 minutes per day. 3:1 student:teacher ratio. Lessons are for children 5 and older.Private Lessons-25 minutes per day. 1:1 student:teacher ratio. Lessons are for children 4 and older. Swim lessons offered through Community Education are designed to teach participants lifelong swimming skills and provide training in basic water safety and how to help a swimmer in distress. In addition to the skills outlined under each level, swim lesson courses are intended to provide a positive learning experience so participants can feel comfortable and enjoy the water safely. Community Education swimming lessons are progressive, with each level building on skills, technique and endurance acquired as the levels advance. All swimmers must shower before entering the pool or come pre-showered. No lotion, sunscreen, bug spray, hair products, etc. *Must wear a swim cap. Caps can be purchased at Coborn's in Melrose. DEC staff will bring students to lessons and back. Parents are invited to watch in the bleachers if they would like to. Parents, please keep track your child's swim levels, you will receive a report card after each lesson!Summer 2026
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Diving CampYouth RecreationWe are excited to offer this diving camp, coached by Mady Brinkman, Melrose Alumni and NSIC National Champion diver. Mady will work with you on your approach, diving fundamentals and dryland workouts.Summer 2026 -
Dutchmen Explorers' ClubThe Dutchmen Explorers’ Club is a place where each child is a cherished and unique member of the team. Each child will be nurtured, kept safe and encouraged to pursue their own interests, develop friendships, independence and confidence. Our goal is to ensure the success of children in our communities by establishing positive relationships, providing educational and recreational activities and offering opportunities for children to share ideas and feel valued. The Dutchmen Explorers’ Club offers the very best care, with lots of age-appropriate activities that help your child grow and have fun!Child Care Program -
Dutchmen Strength & SpeedYouth RecreationGet ready to train for improvements in strength, power, mobility, speed, acceleration, and agility. This program is for students entering grades 7-12 in the fall of 2026.Summer 2026 -
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Early Childhood Screening (English)Early Childhood Family EducationEarly Childhood Screening is a check on how your child is growing and developing. Early Childhood Screening helps you: Find out how your child is doing. Connect you and your child to early childhood programs and other community services. Answer your parenting questions. What happens during Screening? Trained professionals will check your child’s: Vision & Hearing Health History Immunization Records Height/Weight/Growth Skills in Thinking Communication & Language Large/Small Muscles Social/Emotional Development All of this information is important for your child’s continued learning and readiness for future school success. After the screening, you will be given a full report of your child’s learning and growth. Information to support your job as a parent will also be available. Screening is required for entrance into kindergarten. La evaluación de la primera infancia de las Escuelas Públicas de Melrose es una verificación de cómo su hijo está creciendo y desarrollándose. La evaluación de la primera infancia lo ayuda a: Averigüe cómo está su hijo. Conectarlo a usted y a su hijo con programas para la primera infancia y otros servicios comunitarios. Responda sus preguntas de crianza. ¿Qué sucede durante la detección? Profesionales capacitados verificarán lo siguiente: Visión y audición Historia de salud Registros de inmunización Estatura / Peso / Crecimiento Habilidades para pensar Comunicación e idioma Músculos grandes / pequeños Desarrollo Social / emocional Toda Esta información es importante para el aprendizaje continuo y la preparación de su hijo para el futuro éxito escolar. Después de la evaluación, se le dará un informe completo del aprendizaje y el crecimiento de su hijo. La información para apoyar su trabajo como padre también estará disponible. Se requiere evaluación para ingresar al jardín de infantes.School Year 2026-27
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Early Childhood Screening (English/Spanish)Early Childhood Family EducationMelrose Public Schools Early Childhood Screening is a check on how your child is growing and developing. Early Childhood Screening helps you: Find out how your child is doing. Connect you and your child to early childhood programs and other community services. Answer your parenting questions. What happens during Screening? Trained professionals will check your child’s: Vision & Hearing Health History Immunization Records Height/Weight/Growth Skills in Thinking Communication & Language Large/Small Muscles Social/Emotional Development All of this information is important for your child’s continued learning and readiness for future school success. After the screening, you will be given a full report of your child’s learning and growth. Information to support your job as a parent will also be available. Screening is required for entrance into kindergarten. La evaluación de la primera infancia de las Escuelas Públicas de Melrose es una verificación de cómo su hijo está creciendo y desarrollándose. La evaluación de la primera infancia lo ayuda a: Averigüe cómo está su hijo. Conectarlo a usted y a su hijo con programas para la primera infancia y otros servicios comunitarios. Responda sus preguntas de crianza. ¿Qué sucede durante la detección? Profesionales capacitados verificarán lo siguiente: Visión y audición Historia de salud Registros de inmunización Estatura / Peso / Crecimiento Habilidades para pensar Comunicación e idioma Músculos grandes / pequeños Desarrollo Social / emocional Toda Esta información es importante para el aprendizaje continuo y la preparación de su hijo para el futuro éxito escolar. Después de la evaluación, se le dará un informe completo del aprendizaje y el crecimiento de su hijo. La información para apoyar su trabajo como padre también estará disponible. Se requiere evaluación para ingresar al jardín de infantes.School Year 2026-27
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Starting SoonElementary GymnasticsGymnasticsIn this Gymnastics program, classes will focus on all areas of gymnastics: floor, beam, bars and vault, and improving skills and strength. All girls must be at least 4 years old and potty trained to participate in Beginner and up classes. Tiny Tumblers must be 3 by May 1. Gymnasts should wear a leotard, or tight fitting tank top or shirt, and spandex shirts. Nothing loose fitting. No socks, our jewelry. Please send a water bottle with to class. Please have your child use the restroom before class. Parents may be allowed in gym 4 if other activities are not using that gym. The curtain will be down. * Spring Parents watch Nights:- Mon. & Wed. group - May 27th - Tue. & Thur. group - May 28th * Session 1 Parents watch Night:- Mon. & Wed. group - June 29th- Tue. & Thur. group - June 30th * Session 2 Parents watch Night:- Mon. & Wed. group - July 29th- Tue. & Thur. group - July 30th Questions Contact Alea Berscheit: aberscheit62@gmail.com or (320) 429-0199Summer 2026 -
Elementary Tennis CampYouth RecreationJoin us for a fun and engaging tennis camp designed for young players of all skill levels! Campers will learn the fundamentals of tennis, including proper strokes, footwork, and game strategy, in a supportive and active environment. If you’re planning to join the tennis team in the future, this is a great opportunity to build a strong foundation and gain valuable experience. Come develop your skills, improve your game, and have a great time on the court! Register by June 30 to receive a t-shirt.Summer 2026 -
F.A.S.T. Kids-Staying Safe While Home Alone, ages 7-10/Youth EnrichmentFirst Aid and Safety Trained Kids (F.A.S.T.) is a 4 hour course for 7-10 year olds. This course helps prepare children for staying safe at and away from home. Lessons cover basic first aid, water safety, vehicle safety, home emergencies, injury prevention, stranger, and internet safety. Students will receive a book, handouts and a home first aid kit as part of the class.Summer 2026 -
Field Trips DEC Summer 2026Youth EnrichmentThis field trip list is for students enrolled the Dutchmen Explorers Club.Summer 2026
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Girls Summer Soccer Camp, Gr 4-6Youth RecreationJoin us for a fun and engaging Girls Summer Soccer Camp designed for players in grades 4-6! Held This camp will focus on skill development, teamwork, and game strategies in a positive and encouraging environment. The final night will feature an exciting game where parents are invited to cheer on their athletes! Whether you're new to soccer or looking to improve your skills, this camp is a great way to stay active and have fun this summer. Don’t miss out—register today! This camp is a fundraiser for the soccer program.Summer 2026 -
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How to Write Your Life Story (for fun or profit)Adult EnrichmentYou don’t need to be famous to have a legacy to leave behind. Create an inspirational autobiography for family, friends, and others. Learn how to recall vivid memories, analyze events and people that shaped who you are, and bring your story to life. Your handout, included in the class fee, will have an outline to help you organize and write your memoir step-by-step. Printing/publishing options will also discussed. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.Summer 2026
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Ice Cream ScienceYouth EnrichmentGet ready for a sweet blend of science and fun! In Ice Cream Science, youth will explore the cool chemistry behind one of their favorite treats. Through hands-on experiments, they’ll learn how ingredients transform into ice cream, discover the role of temperature and salt in freezing, and see science in action as they stir and mix their way to delicious results. After making their own batch, participants will enjoy tasting their creations —and the best part? They’ll take home their homemade ice cream to share with family and friends.Summer 2026