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WaitlistMadison's Place Park and Splash PadTiger Time TripsStudents will visit Woodbury’s 16,000-square-foot inclusive playground, Madison’s Place! The space features sun-shaded play decks, a variety of swings, and engaging sensory play equipment. Students will also have the opportunity to cool off and have fun on the splash pad. Students are required to bring the following: Sack lunch from home Swim suit Towel Tiger Time trip shirt Tennis shoesSpring/Summer 2026 -
Marcus Theatres - Moana: Live ActionTiger Time TripsStudents will be watching the new Moana: Live Action movie at Marcus Theatres! We will be enjoying a fountain drink and popcorn as well! Students are required to wear a Tiger Time trip shirt for this field trip.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Medicare BasicsEnrichment CoursesInstructor: Rebecca Buck Medicare does not cover all medical costs and can feel complicated and confusing. This class will help you understand Medicare parts A, B, C, & D and cover how Medicare supplement plans or part C (Advantage plans and/ or Medicare savings accounts) can help. There will be time at the end to answer individual questions. This class is educational only. Dates: Vary by sessionTime: 6:00-7:00pmLocation: Bear Cave Intermediate SchoolCost: $5.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
Mini Beaded PlantsArts & CraftsInstructor: CE Staff Join Community Ed to create your own adorable mini beaded plant! Using colorful beads and wire, you’ll craft a small beaded plant in a mini terra cotta pot. This class provides a fun introduction to beading with plenty of room for creativity. Date: July 22Time: Varies by sessionLocation: Bonner RM A154Cost: $15.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
Missoula Children's Theatre Acting WorkshopSpecial EventsInstructor: Missoula Children's Theatre Staff “All the world’s a stage,” and all your students, merely players! This workshop explores the basic tools of an actor’s trade - observation, memorization, concentration, and imagination - in an entertaining way. The students will participate in fun exercises, learning to apply these acting tools to performing and their everyday lives. Dates: August 18Time: 9:00-9:45amLocation: SHS Performing Arts CenterCost: $10.00Spring/Summer 2026
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Missoula Children's Theatre Drama Quest: Adventures in Antarctica!Special EventsInstructor: Missoula Children's Theatre Staff A grand adventure in the world’s largest desert, Antarctica, awaits! Using active and energetic role-playing in a dynamic group setting, students will develop problem-solving skills by communicating and using their imagination. Your students will have so much fun, they won’t even realize that they’re learning! Dates: August 19Time: 2:00-2:45pmLocation: SHS Performing Arts CenterCost: $10.00Spring/Summer 2026
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Missoula Children's Theatre Stage Makeup WorkshopSpecial EventsInstructor: Missoula Children's Theatre Staff Makeup is an important tool to enhance the work an actor does on stage when creating a character. This workshop teaches students of all ages by demonstrating (on a few participants) Corrective, Character, and Special Effects makeup for the theatre. Please note: this workshop is specific to theatre makeup techniques and is not a “face painting” experience. Dates: August 20Time: 2:00-2:45pmLocation: SHS Performing Arts CenterCost: $10.00Spring/Summer 2026
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Missoula Children's Theatre: RapunzelSpecial EventsMCT Example Rehearsal Schedule.pdf Instructors: 2 professional & experienced actors from Missoula Children's Theatre Company Join Missoula Children's Theatre for "Rapunzel". There are 16 open parts to anyone age 6 (entering 1st grade) through 7. There are 44 open parts to anyone age 8-18. Everyone who registers will get a part. You must register to attend auditions. Auditions for specific parts last 2 hours and students need to be present for the entire time. Auditions are on August 17 from 3:00-5:00pm in the Performing Arts Center. A rehearsal schedule will be handed out on Monday for the remainder of the week. (Please see the attached example from last year's performance.) Your child's rehearsal schedule will vary depending on the part they recieve. The first rehearsal starts 15 minutes after the audition for some roles. Only certain cast members from the age 8-18 group will stay after auditions from 5:15-7:15pm for the first rehearsal. There will be two performances, one Friday evening from 7:30-8:30pm and a matinée on Saturday from 1:00-2:00pm. Tickets to the performance will cost $5 for adults and $3 for students. These tickets can be purchased online before the show or with cash/check at the door. Rapunzel Show Synopsis from Missoula Children's Theatre: Would it surprise you to know that the story of Rapunzel happened in France? Well, it didn’t really, but our story takes you on a frivolous frolic through the French countryside. The Ogres garden in the Mushroom patch while the Corn and Potato spies report back to Madame Gothel. Frenchy and his intense friends, the Wood Elves, do their best to help Rapunzel escape the grasp of Madame Gothel. The lost Prince, Rapunzel’s parents, and her friends the Unicorns try to help. Just when you think it’s safe to cross the bridge, a Troll and Three Billy Goats Gruff get in the way. It doesn’t help that the Three Bears (or is it four) confuse Rapunzel with Goldilocks and chase her through the forest. Add to that the Gremlins trying to play tricks on everyone, and you have chaos! Well, it’s not that bad because the Pixies foil the Gremlins’ plans most of the time. In short, Rapunzel and all the rest of the characters tell a silly tale of personal triumph and friendship! Dates: August 17-22Time: Times vary by day and role.Audition on Day 1: 3:00-5:00pmRehearsal Time Frame: 3:00-5:00pm or 5:15-7:15pmFriday Performance: 7:30pmSaturday Performance: 1:00pmLocation: Stewartville Performing Arts Center (PAC)Cost: $89.00 for Ages 6-7; $99.00 for ages 8-18Spring/Summer 2026 -
National Eagle CenterTiger Time TripsThe National Eagle Center's naturalist interpreters will provide an engaging and entertaining live eagle presentation! Students will then get the opportunity to look around the Eagle Center's exhibits. We will be stopping at Wedgewood Park in Plainview, MN to have our sack lunches from home. Students will be required to bring a sack lunch from home and their Tiger Time trip shirt.Spring/Summer 2026 -
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Open Studio PotteryCreative ExplorationsInstructor: Gabi Hale New this year! Gabi Hale, Stewartville High School art teacher, is offering Open-Studio Pottery sessions! These sessions are perfect for those with previous hand-building and wheel-throwing experience, whether from SHS art classes or other studios. With your class session enrollment, you receive 8 hours of open-studio time and 3lbs of clay (more can be purchased at any time). Your 8 studio hours can be used during any of the open studio dates included in your session, and additional hours can be purchased at any time. Each participant will receive a punch card for time tracking. The $5.00 supply fee is factored into the class cost. Dates: Varies By SessionTime: Varies By SessionLocation: SHS Art Room 243Cost: SHS Students $20.00, General Adult $23.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
Outer Space Themed CraftsArts & CraftsInstructor: CE Staff Join us for an exciting journey to the stars in this Outer Space Themed Craft class! Each young astronaut will create 2 mini canvas paintings that will feature a galaxy background with the constellation of their choice. After that, kids will color and construct a flying spaceship picture! Date: July 15Time: Varies by sessionLocation: Bonner RM A154Cost: $15.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
PreK Arts & ActivitiesArts & CraftsInstructor: Nancy Pedersen Join us for mornings filled with arts and activities designed for preschool age children. We will do a lot of different projects, explore with STEM, and burn up some energy with games and movement. Dates: August 3-6Time: 9:00-10:30amLocation: Central Education CenterCost: $45.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
PreschoolOur preschool programs provide a joyful, play-based environment where your child can build the social, emotional, and academic foundations needed for a successful transition to kindergarten. We focus on "learning by doing," encouraging children to explore their world through creative arts, hands-on science, and collaborative play. What Your Child Will Experience Our classrooms are designed to be safe, inclusive spaces where every child feels a sense of belonging. Through a balance of structured routines and open-ended exploration, students develop: Social Skills: Learning to share, take turns, and build meaningful friendships.Early Literacy & Math: Discovering the magic of stories, letters, counting, and patterns.Independence: Gaining confidence by practicing self-help skills and making choices.Physical Growth: Strengthening fine and gross motor skills through indoor and outdoor play. Our Approach We believe that every child is unique. Our experienced educators use a research-based curriculum that adapts to the interests and developmental stage of each student, ensuring they are not just "school ready," but excited to become lifelong learners. Preschool 3’sPreschool 4’sDesigned for our youngest learners, our 3-year-old preschool classes offer a warm introduction to the classroom through play, music, and social exploration. This course is a wonderful "first step" in a two-year journey toward kindergarten, helping children build confidence and independence in a supportive group setting. Enrollment Requirements Age: Children must be 3 years old by September 1, 2026.Independence: Students must be fully potty trained by the start of class.Path to School: This program is typically intended for students who are two years away from starting kindergarten. Our 4-Year-Old classes are designed to prepare children for the exciting transition to kindergarten by deepening their social, emotional, and academic skills. In this final year of preschool, students engage in more complex cooperative play, early literacy projects, and hands-on math concepts to build a strong foundation for future school success Enrollment Requirements Age: Children must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026.Independence: Students must be fully potty trained by the start of class.Path to School: This program is intended for students who will be entering kindergarten the following fall.Quick LinksPreK & Tiger Tots: Frequently Asked Questions26-27 Preschool Classes & RatesPreschool & Tiger Tots Registration Guide26-27 Preschool CalendarParent ResourcesWrap Around Child Care is available through our Tiger Tots Program and is aligned to fit your child care needs based on a preschool child's class schedule. For more information, you can access our Tiger Tots application through the Child Care webpage. Bussing is available through Schmitty & Sons Bus Company at the parents expense for residents within the Stewartville School District limits. All Preschool students enrolled by August 1, 2026 will receive a Transportation Form in mid-August with the option to sign-up for bussing. If you have any questions regarding bussing prior to then, please contact earlylearning@ssdtigers.org or Schmitty & Sons at 507-533-8775.Tuition Assistance for Preschool is available to qualifying families that meet federal income guidelines. Please email earlylearning@ssdtigers.org for more information.Child Care Program -
Preschool 3/4'sPreschoolOur preschool programs provide a joyful, play-based environment where your child can build the social, emotional, and academic foundations needed for a successful transition to kindergarten. We focus on "learning by doing," encouraging children to explore their world through creative arts, hands-on science, and collaborative play. What Your Child Will Experience Our classrooms are designed to be safe, inclusive spaces where every child feels a sense of belonging. Through a balance of structured routines and open-ended exploration, students develop: Social Skills: Learning to share, take turns, and build meaningful friendships.Early Literacy & Math: Discovering the magic of stories, letters, counting, and patterns.Independence: Gaining confidence by practicing self-help skills and making choices.Physical Growth: Strengthening fine and gross motor skills through indoor and outdoor play. Our Approach We believe that every child is unique. Our experienced educators use a research-based curriculum that adapts to the interests and developmental stage of each student, ensuring they are not just "school ready," but excited to become lifelong learners. Preschool 3’sPreschool 4’sDesigned for our youngest learners, our 3-year-old preschool classes offer a warm introduction to the classroom through play, music, and social exploration. This course is a wonderful "first step" in a two-year journey toward kindergarten, helping children build confidence and independence in a supportive group setting. Enrollment Requirements Age: Children must be 3 years old by September 1, 2026.Independence: Students must be fully potty trained by the start of class.Path to School: This program is typically intended for students who are two years away from starting kindergarten. Our 4-Year-Old classes are designed to prepare children for the exciting transition to kindergarten by deepening their social, emotional, and academic skills. In this final year of preschool, students engage in more complex cooperative play, early literacy projects, and hands-on math concepts to build a strong foundation for future school success Enrollment Requirements Age: Children must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026.Independence: Students must be fully potty trained by the start of class.Path to School: This program is intended for students who will be entering kindergarten the following fall.Quick LinksPreK & Tiger Tots: Frequently Asked Questions26-27 Preschool Classes & RatesPreschool & Tiger Tots Registration Guide26-27 Preschool CalendarParent ResourcesWrap Around Child Care is available through our Tiger Tots Program and is aligned to fit your child care needs based on a preschool child's class schedule. For more information, you can access our Tiger Tots application through the Child Care webpage. Bussing is available through Schmitty & Sons Bus Company at the parents expense for residents within the Stewartville School District limits. All Preschool students enrolled by August 1, 2026 will receive a Transportation Form in mid-August with the option to sign-up for bussing. If you have any questions regarding bussing prior to then, please contact earlylearning@ssdtigers.org or Schmitty & Sons at 507-533-8775.Tuition Assistance for Preschool is available to qualifying families that meet federal income guidelines. Please email earlylearning@ssdtigers.org for more information.Preschool 2026-2027 Preschool Site -
Preschool 4/5'sPreschoolOur preschool programs provide a joyful, play-based environment where your child can build the social, emotional, and academic foundations needed for a successful transition to kindergarten. We focus on "learning by doing," encouraging children to explore their world through creative arts, hands-on science, and collaborative play. What Your Child Will Experience Our classrooms are designed to be safe, inclusive spaces where every child feels a sense of belonging. Through a balance of structured routines and open-ended exploration, students develop: Social Skills: Learning to share, take turns, and build meaningful friendships.Early Literacy & Math: Discovering the magic of stories, letters, counting, and patterns.Independence: Gaining confidence by practicing self-help skills and making choices.Physical Growth: Strengthening fine and gross motor skills through indoor and outdoor play. Our Approach We believe that every child is unique. Our experienced educators use a research-based curriculum that adapts to the interests and developmental stage of each student, ensuring they are not just "school ready," but excited to become lifelong learners. Preschool 3’sPreschool 4’sDesigned for our youngest learners, our 3-year-old preschool classes offer a warm introduction to the classroom through play, music, and social exploration. This course is a wonderful "first step" in a two-year journey toward kindergarten, helping children build confidence and independence in a supportive group setting. Enrollment Requirements Age: Children must be 3 years old by September 1, 2026.Independence: Students must be fully potty trained by the start of class.Path to School: This program is typically intended for students who are two years away from starting kindergarten. Our 4-Year-Old classes are designed to prepare children for the exciting transition to kindergarten by deepening their social, emotional, and academic skills. In this final year of preschool, students engage in more complex cooperative play, early literacy projects, and hands-on math concepts to build a strong foundation for future school success Enrollment Requirements Age: Children must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026.Independence: Students must be fully potty trained by the start of class.Path to School: This program is intended for students who will be entering kindergarten the following fall.Quick LinksPreK & Tiger Tots: Frequently Asked Questions26-27 Preschool Classes & RatesPreschool & Tiger Tots Registration Guide26-27 Preschool CalendarParent ResourcesWrap Around Child Care is available through our Tiger Tots Program and is aligned to fit your child care needs based on a preschool child's class schedule. For more information, you can access our Tiger Tots application through the Child Care webpage. Bussing is available through Schmitty & Sons Bus Company at the parents expense for residents within the Stewartville School District limits. All Preschool students enrolled by August 1, 2026 will receive a Transportation Form in mid-August with the option to sign-up for bussing. If you have any questions regarding bussing prior to then, please contact earlylearning@ssdtigers.org or Schmitty & Sons at 507-533-8775.Tuition Assistance for Preschool is available to qualifying families that meet federal income guidelines. Please email earlylearning@ssdtigers.org for more information.Preschool 2026-2027 Preschool Site -
Starting SoonQuarterback Camp - (4th-8th)Summer Sports CampsCoach: Garrett Mueller This will be a focused camp for athletes who are serious about playing the position of quarterback.Bring cleats and a water bottle if you have them.*All prices include a t-shirt. Registration deadline is June 5th. Dates: July 7-8Time: 10:00am-12:00pmLocation: SHS Football Practice FieldCost: $50.00 *Canceled enrollments are non-refundable after the registration deadline.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Root River Historical ShowAdult TripsJoin Stewartville Community Ed for a nostalgic trip to the 43rd Annual Antique Engine and Tractor Show on its opening day! Highlights of the day include: tractor parade at 11am, live music starting at 12pm, and games for all ages at 1pm. You'll also have ample time to explore the showground buildings, visit the real homestead, see the impressive steam engine, and more! Your registration includes transportation, admission, and a $10 food voucher for lunch. There will be two food stands, and the Event Staff highly recommends trying the amazing pie! Date: July 17Time: Van will depart from Central Education Center at 9:45am and return at 2:15pmLocation: Spring Valley, MNCost: $35.00Spring/Summer 2026
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Skyhawks 1st Down TotsFitness & RecreationInstructor: Skyhawks Coaches 1st Down Tots classes introduce your little athlete to football with focuses on motor skills, body control, and basic skills like throwing and catching. No tackling or blocking is involved, just pure fun and skill development! *Parent participation required. Dates: Thursdays, July 16 - August 6Time: 5:45-6:15pmLocation: Bear Cave Intermediate School Field SpaceCost: $59.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
Skyhawks Baseball TotsFitness & RecreationInstructor: Skyhawks Coaches Introduce your little athlete to Skyhawks Baseball Tots! Our curriculum is designed to provide age-appropriate skill development to new challenges as they learn and grow. Baseball Tots focuses on motor skills, body control, and basics like throwing, hitting, catching, and base running. Above all else, fun! *Parent participation is required. Dates: Vary by sessionTime: 5:00-5:30pmLocation: Bear Cave Intermediate School Field SpaceCost: $59.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Flag FootballFitness & RecreationInstructor: Skyhawks Coaches Skyhawks Flag Football is a non-contact program that teaches passing, catching, running, and basic offensive and defensive concepts through fun drills and games. Players build confidence, coordination, and teamwork while enjoying an active and supportive environment. Dates: Thursdays, July 16 - August 6Time: 6:25-7:10pmLocation: Bear Cave Intermediate School Field SpaceCost: 69.00Spring/Summer 2026 -
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Speed & Athletic Development Camp (3rd-4th)Summer Sports CampsCoaches: Garrett Mueller, Alan May, Greg Schulte Youth Summer Speed and Athletic Development Camp will focus on speed training, coordination, agility, jumping power, balance and reaction time. The classes will include data driven speed training and competitive games and activities. *Please bring a water bottle. Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays June 9-July 30 (no camp June 23 or July 2)Time: 10:00-11:00amLocation: SHS Track & Tennis CourtsCost: $75.00Spring/Summer 2026