Winona Middle SchoolAthletic Calendars
High School - Big 9 Conference
Middle School - 3 Rivers Conference
School Year Athletics & Activities
Athletics
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country
- Dance Team
- Dodge Ball
- Fitness Center
- Football
- Floor Hockey
- Golf
- Gymnastics
- Nordic Ski
- Soccer
- Softball
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
Baseball
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Do you play summer baseball? Are you a little rusty from the long winter? If so, this is your opportunity to get ready for summer or just enjoy the spring baseball season. Boys will work on the basics: hitting, throwing, pitching, catching, etc. They will have fun playing together as a team before summer rivals begin! Weekly intramural games will be played. Transportation will be provided from the Winona Middle School to Lake Park Ballfields. Parents MUST pick up your child at the practice site. In case of inclement weather, we may start this program indoors conditioning at Winona Middle School pool/fitness center.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Baseball practice starts around the middle of March. While indoors, we practice in the middle school gyms. Once outdoors, we utilize the middle school ball fields. The season consist of approximately 16-20 games from team in the surrounding areas. There is no conference for baseball so travel is dependent on who has open games in schedules.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Basketball
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
5th and 6th grade boys and will practice skills, drills, and ball control. Teams will be formed and intramural games will be played. Emphasis will be on preparing participants for competitive play as 7th graders. Transportation will be provided from Winona Middle School to W-K (Boys) and Jefferson (Girls). Parents MUST pick up your child at W-K (Boys) or Jefferson (Girls) at 5:15 PM.
- Boys - No practice on Nov 13, Nov 21, and the week of Dec 17.
- Girls - No practice on Nov 21, and the week of Dec 17.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Boys basketball practice starts at the end of October, while the girls start right after Winter Break. All practices are at the Winona Middle School right after school. The 8th grade plays in the big gym while the 7th grade plays in the small gym. The season consist of approximately 12-16 games from team in the surrounding areas. Basketball plays in the Three Rivers Conference (Wisconsin). We have both a 7th grade and 8th grade teams.
Please note, the boys season is played first(Oct-Dec) and then the girls play their season (Jan-Mar).
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Cheerleading
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Cheerleaders will practice two times a week. They will work on cheers, kicks, formations, and above all, have FUN! Uniforms will be provided while they cheer at a 7th and an 8th grade home game. No experience is necessary.
*Cheerleading and dance will be combined for Winter 18/19.
Cross Country
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Students will run daily, short and long distances. They will run a 5K early on to test their time, and again at season’s end to gauge their improvement. They will encourage each other and learn to run as a team.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
All runners, male and female, will practice and play with the high school team. We do not offer middle school teams. Practice typically starts on the second Monday in August and will start at the high school. Our lone home meet will be held at St. Mary's University. All runners, no matter ability will run in meets. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Dance Team
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
We will teach you the basics of hip hop, jazz, and high kick dance. Dance team is for dancers of all levels and experience. There will be a performance for parents at season’s end to show off what participants have learned.
*Cheerleading and dance will be combined for Winter 18/19.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
The competitive dance season starts at the end of October. Girls can choose to participate in Jazz, Kick or both. Practices are held in a number of places within the district. Our home met is held at the high school. The season consists of 6-10 competitions including Big 9, sections and possibly State.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Dodge Ball
Fitness Center
Boys and girls are encouraged to come and prepare for a sport or develop a healthy lifestyle. All students must have a registration and parent permission slip turned into After School Activities, as well as a Sports Physical before they can participate. Students must sign up each day in the After School Activities Office to be able to attend.
Football
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive Flag Football
Students will learn the basics of football: throwing, receiving, kicking, etc. Teams will be formed and games will be played. Teams will develop plays with the help of their coach. Participants will have the opportunity to play and learn different positions.
7th-8th Competitive Football
Football practice starts around the first day of school. All practices are at the Winona Middle School and home games are played at the High School or Paul Giel. The season consist of approximately 6-8 games from team in the surrounding areas. Football plays in the Three Rivers Conference (Wisconsin). We have both a 7th grade and 8th grade team. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Floor Hockey
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Get ready to face-off! Floor hockey is coming your way. Students will learn and play the game of true floor hockey. Teams will be formed for games. This is for boys and girls of all levels.7th-8th Grade Competitive
Adaptive Floor Hockey season start in November. Practices take place on Monday's and Wednesday's and games are typically on Monday's and Wednesday's as well. All practices are at the Winona Middle School small gym and games are at the Winona Middle School Large gym. If interested in playing, please talk with the head coach to see if you qualify. Once finalized, schedules can be found on Big 9 Conference. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Golf
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Let’s go golfing! This class is designed for students who possess basic golf skills and know the etiquette of the game. During this session, the goal will be to improve your skills. This class is not intended for beginners. Participants will be transported to Cedar Valley Golf Course via a route bus. Students will practice on the driving range, putting green, and play holes on the Monster course. Parents MUST pick up their child at the Golf Course. Participants must provide their own clubs and golf balls (which can be stored at Cedar Valley during this session).
7th-8th Grade Competitive
All golfers, male and female, will practice and play with the high school team. We do not offer middle school teams. Practice typically starts on the third Monday in March and if indoors, will be in the high school wrestling room. Once outdoor, we practice and play at The Bridges. Once finalized, schedules can be found on Big 9 Conference. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Gymnastics
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Gymnastics practice starts around the third Monday in November. All practices are at Kidsport. (WInona Mall) Home meets are held in the large Middle School Gym. We have a Varsity and JV team. All middle school gymnasts would compete on one of those two teams. Once finalized, schedules can be found on Big 9 Conference. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Nordic Ski
7th-8th Grade Competitive
All Nordic Skiers, male and female, will practice and compete with the high school team. We do not offer middle school teams. Practice typically starts on the third Monday in November. Until we receive snow, the teams will practice with roller skies around the high school. Once we have adequate snow, the team will move practices and all home meets to St. Mary's University. We do have equipment for any person that would like to try Nordic Skiing but does not want to invest in equipment of their own. Once finalized, schedules can be found on Big 9 Conference. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Soccer
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Are you a soccer fanatic, or are you just interested in learning the game? Either way, soccer is a great game to play. Students will be taught the basics of soccer and ball control. They will run drills, work on skills, and play games. Participants will play different positions so they can find their niche. Grab your shin guards and let the games begin!
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Soccer practice starts around the second week in August. All practices are at the high school or Paul Giel. The season consist of approximately 8-16 games from team in the surrounding areas. We do not have specific middle school boys or girls teams. All middle school soccer players will play with the high school teams. Once finalized, schedules can be found on Big 9 Conference. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Softball
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Softball season will soon be here. It’s time to get your arm in shape. This is your opportunity to get ready for summer or just enjoy the spring softball season. Girls will work on the basics: pitching, hitting, throwing, catching, etc. They will have fun playing together as a team before summer rivals begin! Weekly intramural games will be played. Transportation will be provided from the Winona Middle School to Lake Park Ballfields. Parents MUST pick up your child at the practice site. In case of inclement weather, we may start this program indoors conditioning at the Winona Middle School pool/fitness center.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Softball practice starts around the middle of March. While indoors, we practice in the middle school gyms. Once outdoors, we utilize the middle school softball ball field. The season consist of approximately 16-20 games from team in the surrounding areas. Softball plays in the Three Rivers Conference (Wisconsin) and will also play local teams to increase the game count. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Swimming
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Swimmers will learn new strokes or perfect the ones they already know. Our coaches are qualified instructors and lifeguards. Grab your suit and towel and jump on in.
7th-8th Grade Competitive - Swim & Dive
All Swimmers and Divers, male and female, will practice and compete in the high school pool if you are a swimmer and at the middle school pool if you are a diver.. We do not offer middle school teams. Practice typically starts on the third Monday in August for the female Swim and Dive Team and the last Monday in November for the male Swim and Dive Team. All ability levels are welcome top participate. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Tennis
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
This program is for ALL tennis levels. Participants will work on new skills while perfecting their current ones. You will play intramural games against your friends, new and old. Transportation will be provided from the Winona Middle School to the Lake Park Tennis Courts. Parents will need to pick up your student from the practice site.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
All tennis players, male and female, will practice and play with the high school team. We do not offer middle school teams. Practice typically starts on the third Monday in August for the female tennis players and the third Monday in March for the male tennis players. Our home courts are at the middle school, but we also play JV at the Bandshell Courts (Lake Park) and at Cotter if the weather is bad. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Track & Field
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
Are you good at running, jumping, and throwing? If so, track is the sport for you. There is an event for everyone in this sport. This event is open to all 5th and 6th grade boys and girls who want to learn about the variety of events track has to offer. This is also a great way to get in shape. Grab your tennis shoes and join the fun!
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Track and Field will start around the middle of March. All practices will be at the high school and meets will be held at Paul Giel Field. We compete in the Three Rivers Conference and will attend the conference championship every year. Typically, we attend 5-6 meets a season. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Volleyball
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
This popular girls sport will keep you moving while you learn and perfect your skills. If you hope to play Winhawk volleyball someday, this is the starting point for you.
7th-8th Grade Competitive
Volleyball practice starts around the first day of school. All practices are at the WInona Middle School and home games are played in the big gym at the middle school. The season consist of approximately 12-16 games from team in the surrounding areas. Volleyball plays in the Three Rivers Conference (Wisconsin). We have both a 7th grade and 8th grade teams.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Wrestling
7th-8th Grade Competitive
All wrestlers, male and female, will practice and play with the high school team. We do not offer middle school teams. Practice typically starts on the third Monday in November. Our practice facility is near the high school gym with all home competitions taking place in the high school gym. Once finalized, schedules can be found on Big 9 Conference. Up to date information can be found in the middle school or high school activities offices.
*Registration link takes you to High School Registration.
Activities
- Archery
- Art Club
- Chess Club
- Code Club
- Drama Club
- Fencing
- FFA
- Firearm Safety
- Hawk Help Club
- Helping Hands
- Herky's Tech Time
- Lego Club
- Marching Band
Archery
5th-8th Grade Noncompetitive
This program will be directed by the National Archery in the Schools (NASP) and DNR certified instructors. Experienced group will meet from 4:15-5 PM The beginner group will meet from 5-5:45 PM. The experienced group is for anyone who has participated in the NASP instruction in physical education classes or participated in the club last year. All groups must attend an introductory class on January 15th at 4:15 PM. Participants will use the Genesis bows and supplies provided by the club. Students may ride the bus to Ridgeway and MUST be picked up by parents when done. You must be preregistered for this class. SPACE IS LIMITED (20 students per group)
Art Club
Chess Club
Code Club
Drama Club
6th - 8th Grade
The goal of Drama Club is to have fun while we work as a team to increase stage comfort, enhance acting skills, improve vocal abilities and projection, and perform in front of family, friends, neighbors, and complete strangers! Auditions will be held in December; everyone who auditions will be given a part. More males are always needed and are strongly encouraged to join. Please note, required additional fall meeting dates will be announced on the website and at the start of the school year. The fall rehearsal dates build the foundation of the cast and the play. Not comfortable on stage? We have a place for Drama Club members who want to work backstage or in the light and sound booth. Students' rehearsal schedules will vary according to their character. Attendance at rehearsals is critical in order to produce a quality show and Drama Club takes a lot of time and commitment.
Fencing
Attention all knights, swashbucklers & Jedis! Young student fencing classes teach the art of sword fighting. Fencing is one of the fastest growing sports in the USA and Youth Enrichment League (YEL!) fencing continues to evolve to match that pace. Olympic Coach Ro Sobalvarro heads up (YEL!) curriculum, ongoing instructor training and tournament consultation. New students get introduced to a pulse-pounding sport while returning students continue their study through Coach Sobalvarro's progressive curriculum. Safety is our first priority. We supply safety swords, protective masks, chest plates and jackets, in a high-octane, inclusive environment. This class is for students in Grades 2 through 8.
FFA
The Winona FFA is a Youth Leadership Group at Winona Senior High that is open to students in grades 7-12. The chapter is active all year and meets at 7:30 p.m. on the 2nd Tuesday of every month in the WSHS Agriculture Buiding. All 7th and 8th Graders are invited to join FFA and be part of the largest youth organization in the U.S. For more information contact Mr. Sather at: brian.sather@winona.k12.
Firearm Safety
Firearm safety will be offered to adults and children (11 years old and older by the first day of class). All participants must be registered for this class through Community Education. The cost for this class is $5. You will be required to pay an additional online fee of $7.50 to the DNR after the class is finished to receive your certificate. Lunch is not provided. You must attend all classes to receive your certification! If you are under the age of 18, a parent must accompany the student on the first day of class (Saturday, September 8th) from 8:30-9:00 am to complete the DNR paperwork prior to your child starting class. OFF SITE FIELD DAY will be SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND FROM 9:00 AM-NOON at the WINONA SPORTSMANS CLUB. ALL AMMUNITION & FIREARMS WILL BE PROVIDED
Hawk Help Club
Helping Hands
Herky's Tech Time
Lego Club
Marching Band
Athletics & Activities Calendar
Learn More:
All students in grades 5-8 who participate in Athletics are required to have a sports physical on file. Athletic physicals are good for three (3) years. Current physical dates are on file in the After School Activities Office at the Middle School or the High School Athletic Office.
Cancellation Line
For updated WMS After School Activities and the 7th & 8th grade athletics cancellation please call (507) 494-0970. The message will be updated daily around 2:00 p.m.
Middle School Fun Night
Fun Nights for Winona Middle School students will offer music, open gym, swimming, and a snack bar. Fun Nights are a great opportunity for students to hang out with their friends after school hours. School dress code does apply at Fun Nights. The cost for Fun Night is $5 (payable at the door) which includes your admission, a piece of pizza, and a water.
Friday, February 15
Michelle Boelter
Secretary
Winona Middle School
Community Education, MS Activities
School:
(507)494-1060
Susanne McNally
K-8 Coordinator
Winona Middle School
Community Education, MS Activities
School:
(507)494-1061
Casey Indra
Activities Director
Winona Senior High School
Activities, MS Activities , WSHS
School:
(507)494-1529
Summer Camps
Athletic Camps
Fencing
Community Education is working with the Youth Enrichment League (YEL) to bring fencing classes to Winona. Olympic Coach Ro Sobalvarro now heads up the curriculum, instructor training, and tournament consultation. Instructors bring knowledge, refined coaching skills, and favorite fencing games and arm bands. Safety is their first priority. The YEL will supply safety swords, protective masks, chest plates, and jackets in a high-octane, inclusive environment. They will keep it fun too!
- Dates: July 9th - 12th (Mon - Thur)
- Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m. Location: Winona Middle School Gym
- Cost $110
- Who: Students entering grades 3rd - 12th
Football
Come and experience the exciting environment of Winhawk Football at its finest. Campers will be instructed on the fundamentals of the game of football by current Winhawk players and coaches. Along with the on-field teaching, campers will be introduced to the WINHAWK WAY character development program through daily lessons. There is no doubt that players will leave camp feeling further developed in their playing abilities as well as feeling excited about their future role in the Winhawk Football Family. Go Winhawks!
Camp Features: Individual and Group Instruction; Position Specific Instruction; Emphasis on the FUNDAMENTALS; Individual and Team Competition; Camp T-shirt; High School Coaches and Middle School Coaches.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 21, 2018.
All camps will be held Monday - Thursday June 25-28th, 2018 at Paul Giel Field.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAMP — GRADES 9-12
Fee: $75 Time: 8:30-11:30 AM
End of camp grill out from 11:00-11:30 AM on the last day!
MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL CAMP — GRADES 6-8
Fee: $60 Time: 12:30-2:30 PM
YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP — GRADES 1-5
Fee: $50 Time: 3:00-4:00 PM
Equipment handout for Grades 9-12: Thursday, June 21 at 8:00 AM-Winona Senior High School Football Office
Equipment handout for Grades 6-8: Thursday, June 21 at 8:00 AM-Winona Middle School South Gym
Hoops & Conditioning
Camp Goal: In the fitness center students will learn how to gain strength and build speed and conditioning properly. During the basketball skills students will focus on the following areas: ball handling, defense skills, motion offense, shooting, and team work. Each player will get the opportunity to demonstrate these skills in 3-on-3 games daily.
- Dates: June 18 - 21, 25 - 28 & July 9 - 12, 16 - 19
- Location: Winona Middle School Gym & Fitness Center
- Who: Boys and Girls 5th – 8th grade
- Time: Fitness Center 9:00-10:30 a.m.
- Hoops Camp: 10:30-12:00 noon
- Cost: FREE
Solospike
Multiple training levels makes Solospike appropriate for all ages and skill levels. Athletes will train in a small group environment under the direction of a Certified Solospike Instructor. Pre/post testing, digital video analysis and player evaluations are completed for each athlete. With the use of video technology and Solospike’s advanced hitting system, this program provides our staff and athletes with the tools to develop long term changes in dynamic hitting and ball control mechanics and the development of muscle memory through focus repetition. The program also includes live ball hitting on the net. Each session is 90 minutes long. The instructor will contact you for any make-up sessions.
- Dates: June 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, May 30
- Times:
- 8 AM Grades 10 - 12
- 9 AM Grades 10 - 12
- 10:30 AM Grades 5 - 9
- 11:30 AM Grades 5 - 9
- *Register for only 1 time slot - Participants are grouped according to age and ability*
- Location: Winona Senior High School Gymnasium
- Fee: $100
Tennis
The 2018 Summer Tennis Camp is located at the Outdoor Winona Area Tennis Association tennis courts on the Cotter Campus. In the event of inclement weather, the indoor tennis courts will be used. All the classes are designed to help each student be successful at skill development and have fun while enjoying a great lifelong sport.
* For information on family discounts, scholarship needs, or if you have any questions, feel free to contact instructors.
Monica Sanvik /Tom Sanvik (507) 452-6260.
*Note: No sessions on the 4th and 5th of July and tennis rackets will be provided if needed!
- Little Hitters Tennis-Beginners K-3rd
- Intermediate Hitters - 4th Grade
- Competitive Camp 7th-12th Grade
Little Hitters Tennis-Beginners K-3rd
Monday through Thursday: 9:00am – 10:00am
* This program is designed for beginners who would like to learn the fundamentals of tennis. The focus of this camp will be on tennis basics: forehand, backhands, serves, volleys, body movement, and game based drills, along with a lot of fun!!
Cost for June: $70.00 (June 11 – June 28) 3 weeks
Cost for July: $80.00 (July 2 – July 26) 4 weeks
*Cost for both June and July 7 weeks $145.00
Intermediate Hitters - 4th Grade
Monday through Thursday * Mon/Wed. from 9:30am to 10:30am
Tues/Thurs. from 9:30am to 11:00am
** This program will expand on basic tennis fundamentals, utilizing different types of spins and player preparation for better control and consistency. Introduction of single and doubles playing strategies through drills and some match play!!
Cost for June: $95.00 (June 11 – June 28) 3 weeks
Cost for July: $110.00 (July 2 – July 26) 4 weeks
*Cost for both June and July Camp 7 weeks $200.00
Competitive Camp 7th-12th Grade
Monday through Thursday 10:30am to 12:30pm 2 hours each day!
*** Geared for the serious competitive player ready to take their game to the next level. Focus on stroke dependability, ball placement/control, and advanced drills for tactical play and principles to increase level of play! Players in the High School/Junior Varsity Camp will be involved with competitive singles and doubles match play with other campers. Conditioning, mental toughness, developing patterns of play and court awareness, along with good sportsmanship will be emphasized.
* Possibility of match play with other towns.
**Cost for Camp $350 (June 11 through July 26) 7 weeks
Volleyball
This volleyball camp is offered to all students going into grades 7-12 for the upcoming school year. Coach Jackie Kiecker from St. Mary’s University will be running this year’s camp. Camp will be focusing on individual skills as well as team concepts. Camp will run from 9:00 - 11:30 AM and 1:00-3:30 PM. There will be a lunch break from 11:30 AM -1:00 PM and lunch will NOT be provided.
- Dates: July 30 - Aug 1
- 3 Days: M-W
- Time: 9:00-11:30 AM 1:00-3:30 PM
- Location: Winona Senior High School Gymnasium Fee: $110
Winona Area Running
Kick off your summer running program! Community Education is teaming up with local cross country coaches, track coaches, and runners to offer a four-day running camp. Learn how to run from the best coaches and runners in our area. Topics covered: physical and mental aspects of running, goal setting, evaluate running form, training techniques, and guest speakers.
- Who: Students entering grades 4-12 for 2018-19 school year
- Dates: June 18-21
- Times: 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (students entering grades 9-12)
- 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (students entering grades 4-8)
- Place: Saint Mary’s University (Brother Jerome Rademacher Nordic Ski Center/back of Leopold Hall). Go past main entrance and take a left on Gilmore Avenue. Take a left into the orange parking lot.
- Cost: $15 (includes camp t-shirt)
Enrichment Camps
- Child & Babysitting Safety Class
- Home Alone
- Kool Aid & Canvas
- Orchestra Lessons
- Pasitos-Spanish Language Immersion
- STEM Lego Camp
Child & Babysitting Safety Class
Learn the responsibilities of being a babysitter. Topics include starting your own babysitting business, child development, proper feeding & diapering techniques, personal safety, medical emergencies, basic first aid care, and fire safety. The CABS book (yours to keep) and the course were developed by the American Safety and Health Institute and approved by the American Pediatrics Association. The instructor is Lori Hameister.
- Who: Students entering 4th-8th Grade (Boys and Girls)
- Date: Friday, June 8th
- Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
- Location: Winona Middle School Media Center Classroom
- Fee: $45
Home Alone
Just mention the words “Home Alone,” and children think of the excitement depicted in the movies of the same name. The reality of being home alone can evoke fear and anxiety in many children. Whether left alone for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, children should feel comfortable being alone. This workshop for children will address several topics related to being “Home Alone”. Topics include personal safety tips, stranger danger, basic first aid, fire safety, handling the unexpected, internet safety, dealing with loneliness and boredom, storm safety, dealing with siblings, as well as trust and honesty. The instructor is Lori Hameister.
- Who: Students entering 4th Grade and Up (Boys and Girls)
- Date: Friday, June 8
- Time: 12:30-2:30 p.m.
- Location: Winona Middle School Media Center Classroom
- Fee: $27
Kool Aid & Canvas
Come and join the painting fun with Backyard Brushes. Participants will paint a memorable creation on canvas. Each picture will be unique. Students will be instructed step-by-step so their picture turns out great. Refreshments will be provided.
Sign up now and let your artistic abilities shine through!
- Who: Students entering 2nd - 6th Grade
- Fee: $15 each session
- Location: Winona Middle School Commons
- Time: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
- Dates: Tuesday, June 12 and Thursday, July 12
Orchestra Lessons
Individual lessons on your instrument are a great way to keep up your skills during the summer and learn much more. Lessons are 30 minutes, once a week. Families should choose a time that works for your family. Lori Carlson is the instructor, and she will work with families who have summer vacations/commitments. Please call Lori at 608-863-3448 to set up a time and then register online or drop off your registration and payment to one of the addresses below.
- Instruments: Violin/Viola (elementary-adult) Cello/Bass (elementary-9th grade)
- Dates: Tuesdays (June 12-August 21) Wednesdays (June 13-August 22)
- Time: Tuesdays (12:00 noon - 6:00 p.m.) Wednesdays (9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.) Lessons are 30 minutes, once a week.
- Location: Winona Middle School Orchestra Room
- Fee: $120 for 8 lessons or $150 for 10 lessons
Pasitos-Spanish Language Immersion
Students who are enrolled in the Spanish Immersion Program have the opportunity to enrich their Spanish language skills over the summer. During this camp students will learn about culture, science, art, music, and literature from around the world. Teachers from the Spanish Language Immersion Program will be leading the camp.
- Who: Students currently enrolled in the Spanish Immersion Program at Madison Elementary
- Date: June 25-28
- Time: 8:00-11:00 a.m.
- Location: Winona Middle School Media Center
- Fee: $50
STEM Lego Camp
Community Education is working with YEL to also bring you STEM Enrichment using LEGO® bricks for the 21st Century learner. Each STEM class follows four basic components. Teach It!…Each class students are taught the basic STEM engineering concepts behind each project. Build It!… Students use LEGO® bricks to build motorized windshield wipers, a piano player, and design their own catapult. Explore It!…Then they use the project to explore basic engineering concepts - this session is focused on lever concepts. Play It!…Finally they play with their project, modify it, create extensions, and have fun working with it.
- Dates: July 16th - 19th (Mon - Thur)
- Time: 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
- Location: Winona Middle School Library
- Cost: $90
- Who: Students entering grades 2nd - 6th