The adventures of Pongo, Perdita, their owners, and all those cute puppies! Don't forget Cruella De Vil and all the animals who help rescue the kidnapped puppies! A fun show to learn stage directions, creating characters, and teaching projection and expression. There will be a free performance on the last day of the play. Practices: April 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23 & 24 Performance: April 25 (Rehearsal 6:15-7:00pm, Show 7:00-7:30pm)

​37 Postcards Day Trippers Dinner Theatre: Plymouth Playhouse ​By: Michael McKeever Written like a 1930's screwball comedy! In this play young Avery Sutton and his fiancé return from and eight year stint in Europe only to find his already eccentric family has gone certifiably insane! Things have changed. The house is on a tilt. the dog is feral, His grandmother (presumed dead) is alive and kicking! Oh, the Suttons are just a quirky, funny, loving family. So Avery and his bride to be have to either accept their oddities or leave them behind. Well - the couple discover that you can in fact go home again. You just never know what you'll find! The lunch includes: Quarter savory roast chicken, baked lasagna, Tuscan vegetable medley, garden salad with assorted dressings, assorted rolls, mashed potatoes, specialty dessert, coffee & tea. **Included in our trip will be the lunch buffet, show ticket, and charter bus fees. There are no refunds after the registration deadline has passed. Times are approximate and subject to change. Registration deadline: 4/16 Depart: 9:35 AM - Load at ACGC High School 9:55 AM - Load at Litchfield Civic Arena 10:20 AM - Load at Dassel-Cokato PAC 10:35 AM - Load at Howard Lake MAWSECO 11:30-11:40 - arrival 12:15 - Lunch Buffet 1:15-3:20 PM - Performance Return: 4:20 PM - Unload at Howard Lake Mawseco 4:40 PM - Unload at Dassel-Cokato PAC 5:05 PM - Unload at Litchfield Civic Arena 5:25pm Unload at ACGC High School

This class is for those at the beginner or intermediate levels of play. Bring your own paddle. Balls are provided. Register at any time!

Some topics include: basic rules, common effects of aging, medications, license renewal process, traffic hazards, and accident prevention. Class includes video, lectures, and discussion, no driving or written test. Bring a pen and your AARP card if you have one. Registration deadlines are one week prior to the class. As of July 1, 2024, Minnesota's 8-hour class is no longer offered. All classes are now 4-hour classes, both for the first-time participants and any participant who is seeking the refresher class.

Use this site to type in your child's birthdate to see which age level they are eligible for: Age Calculator | Minnesota Softball (mnsoftball.com). Use the 2025 softball season option. 10U - Grades 3 & 4 ('24-'25 school year) 12U - Grades 5 & 6 ('24-'25 school year) 14U - Grades 7 & 8 ('24-'25 school year) 16U - Grades 9 & 10 ('24-'25 school year) 18U - Grades 11 & 12 ('24-'25 school year) Work on learning and improving softball skills while you play competitive fastpitch this summer! The season runs May through July with games being played against area communities. Practice dates and times are determined by coaches. Participants must have their own transportation to and from games and practices. If you are not interested in competitive softball, keep an eye out for our summer recreation softball opportunity. Registration deadline: April 1st. Game Schedule: Dates & Times TBD - June & July Practice Schedule: Dates & Times TBD A $25 jersey deposit is due at the informational meeting.

Spend the day with Community Education Staff for a trip to AirMaxx Trampoline Park in St. Cloud. Show off your jumping skills while we spend 2 hours on the massive trampolines, playing dodgeball, jumping in the foam pit and see if you have what it take in the ninjas warrior course! Upon returning to the WEB, we will play games in the gym and end the day with a movie on the big screen. We encourage everyone to pack a lunch, lots of snacks, and a water bottle. 8:00 AM - Parent Drop-off at WEB lobby 9:00 - 11:00 AM - Jump & Warrior Course at AirMaxx 11:00-11:30 AM - Eat lunch at AirMaxx 12:15-3:00 PM - Gym games & movie at WEB 2:45-3:00 PM - Parent Pick-up at WEB lobby You must fill out a liability form prior to the trip. We must have paper copies of liability forms even if you have a form on file already at AirMaxx. Click HERE to download the form or stop by the office for a printed copy. Registration Deadline: 3/4

Cell Phones & Parenting: Balancing Connectivity & Safety Instructor: Nickie Welsh This engaging session will help you navigate the challenges of your child's digital world and provide helpful tools for your parenting toolbox. Learn practical strategies for social media/friendships, setting boundaries, ensuring online safety, and fostering healthy screen habits. Empower yourself with the tools to help raise a teen with a smart technology foundation they will use into Adulthood. Social Club Simple was created to help solve a need between technology and the user experience with social media. All classes are virtual ZOOM classes. Nickie is passionate about helping adults and seniors use technology to improve their lives in a positive way. She knows the best resources on using popular social media platforms, ride sharing apps, online safety, podcasts and more! Please note that each class is taught live online from 12:00-1:00 PM. Community Education will send each participant the ZOOM link about 1 week prior to the class date. If a student is unable to attend the live online training time, they can still register and watch the recording of the training at their convenience. Follow-up support is also included from the instructor and students are encouraged to reach out with questions at any time before or after the class has concluded. The registration deadline is one week prior to each class start date.

Ages 11+ Motivating and Inspiring Minds—Ariane Bromberg The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute gives everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The YouTube “vlogger” style presentation of the video brings a youthful and high-energy spirit to the program content, and the colorful magazine format of the student book makes learning fun. From getting started with your business, to working with parents and children, to key safety, caregiving, and first aid tips, CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete achievement of the core learning objectives to receive certification valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Registration deadline is one week prior to class date. No refunds after the registration deadline.

BEGINNER COUNTRY WESTERN LINE DANCING: Sue Schwinghammer Join us at the beautiful Litchfield Opera House for this beginner class! In the Beginner Country Western Line Dancing class you will learn the top ten beginner dance steps. As an example: shuffle, lock step, vine, jazz box, rock recover, K-step, rocking chair, sailor step, coaster step and more. The music is a combination of old country and some rock ‘n’ roll. Some of the dances you will learn will be Cowboy Hustle, Cowboy Charleston, Lollipop, Wilber, Electric Slide, Boot Scootin' Boogie and even a waltz. New and repeat students are encouraged to join as Sue mixes up the music and dances for each session! Sue attended the Vegas Dance Explosion conference this past November and is excited to share new ideas, music and dances with her students. There will also be optional "field trips" to practice your dance skills with live music. A cowboy boot or a shoe with a leather sole is recommended for this class, but tennis shoes will work. A minimum of 6 participants are required for the class to run. Registration deadlines are one week prior to class start date. To whom lt May Concern My name is Alice A Marsh, owner of Marsh Dance Studio in beautiful Lake Havasu City, Arizona. I have been in this wonderful life of dance for 52 years. Country, Ballroom, Line Dance, Clogging, Youth Dance. I am writing to you about Sue Schwinghammer. She is a very passionate instructor. You can't find a more invested instructor. First she comes to you prepared with all the necessary credentials. She comes to you bringing the love of instruction, with the study of her instruction, with the correct music, all levels. She will have the students counting, leaming steps, completing dances, and experiencing the joy of dancing. Sue has been with my classes for years. Always fun. I highly recommend her for your programs. They will be winning programs.

Early Childhood Screening: Litchfield School District offers FREE screening to families of children 3-5 years old. Scoring is based on the child's age at the time of screening. If your child has not been screened and will be attending preschool, they need to be screened prior or shortly after starting, but will not be prohibited from registering. Screening includes vision, hearing, height, weight, speech, language, large and small motor skills, as well as social and emotional development. Immediately following your child's screening, there will be a discussion time where you review the results and can ask questions. Screening supports children's readiness for kindergarten and promotes health and development. Your child will have the chance to participate in activities that show how they are developing. The activities are designed to be fun and familiar. Activities will include things like building with blocks and drawing shapes. You will receive a postcard around the time your child is 3.5 years old. If you haven't received information on screening, are new to the district, or have moved, contact Community Education to update your information. We ask that only one adult comes with the child to the screening appointment. Appointments take approximately 60 minutes. Please enter using Door 10 which is on the North side of the Wagner Education Building.