Take the leap and join us on a delightful adventure that combines learning, community service, and genuine fun. We'll create unforgettable memories that enrich our community and build strong connections. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by—let's make a meaningful impact together! We invite mentors from our community to participate in a program that connects talented middle and high school students with your life experiences and wisdom. Your support is essential! You will assist students with their homework and tutoring while sharing your unique stories. In return, students will help you in your yard, shovel snow, provide tech support for your cell phone or computer, or assist with other daily tasks to earn their Civic Engagement Credits necessary for graduation. Join us for this adventure that combines learning, community service, and fun. Together, you will create lasting memories and strengthen our community. Don’t miss out on this opportunity—let's make a difference together! If you would like to volunteer for this program, please contact Natascha Ellis at: nellis@proctor.k12.mn.us

Discover the fast-paced fun of lacrosse! Dash Sports' Afterschool Lacrosse program introduces students in grades K–5 to one of the fastest-growing sports in the country. With a focus on fundamentals, teamwork, and active play, kids will learn basic skills like cradling, passing, catching, and shooting—all in a safe, non-contact format

DASH Sports Basketball Tykes offer young athletes a fun and engaging introduction to the game of basketball. Through age-appropriate skill-building drills and exciting mini-games, players will learn the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense—all in a supportive and energetic environment that encourages confidence and teamwork. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes. Basketballs are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2–3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

DASH Sports Track & Field Tykes Camps introduce young athletes to the exciting world of track and field through fun, age-appropriate activities and games. Campers will explore the basics of running, jumping, and throwing events while building coordination, speed, and confidence in a positive and encouraging environment. Each session is designed to keep kids moving, learning, and having fun.

We will be learning about frogs and toads that live around our school and in our backyards! We are going to learn how to tell them apart by what they look like and the sounds they make. We will also learn where to find them, about their habitat, and much more! We will do a frog origami craft, and if the weather is good, we will go out and see if we can hear any frogs calling along the nature trail. Ms. Flynn is a volunteer naturalist and has spent many years volunteering with monitoring frogs and toads. It’s one of her favorite things to talk about!

HERMANTOWN FIRST LEGO LEAGUE CHALLENGE (FLLC): 2025–2026 SEASON What is FLL Challenge? Friendly competition is at the heart of the FIRST LEGO League Challenge (FLLC), where teams of students ages 9–14 (grades 4–9) explore real-world problems through research, problem-solving, coding, and engineering. Using LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime robots, teams design, build, and program a robot to complete missions in a themed Robot Game. In addition to the Robot Game, each team develops an Innovative Project — a creative solution to a real-world problem aligned with the season's theme. Visit the FIRST LEGO League website to learn more. TEAM LOGISTICS Teams consist of 6 or more students. Visit our site! Use the QR below! 2 volunteer parent coaches are required per team (Coaches must attend all practices and competitions.) Weekly meetings (schedule determined by each team’s coach) Scrimmages and weekend competitions vary by team interest SEASON TIMELINE – 2025–2026 July/August – Kits are ordered, and coaches begin communicating with families. Teams can start practicing. August 31 – Official release of the 2025–2026 FLL Challenge: UNEARTHED! July 31 – Registration deadline. All fees are due at the time of registration. August–November – Weekly team meetings (frequency set by coaches); field trips or guest speakers may enhance research December 6 – Regional Tournament at Hermantown (Top teams will advance to Sectionals, State, and even Worlds!) COST $175 per student (Covers tournament registration and team shirts) INTERESTED IN COACHING? Hermantown LEGO League provides guidance, support, and resources to help parent volunteers run a team. We can only form teams with enough coaches, so please consider volunteering! Coaching is a fun and rewarding way to support students as they learn to collaborate, build, and problem-solve. No robotics or programming experience is required. Coaches act as facilitators — helping students explore the challenge, build the robot, conduct research, and practice FIRST Core Values. I’d like to have an all-girls Hermantown robotics team this season! I plan to host a coaching workshop in August to help all coaches get started. READY TO JOIN A TEAM? Sign up through Hermantown/Proctor Community Ed and email me at jwojciuk@isd700.org to confirm your registration. This helps me place your child on a team and ensure we have coach coverage. QUESTIONS? Contact:John Wojciuk ? 218-428-2973 ? jwojciuk@isd700.org Let’s get ready for an exciting season of robotics, creativity, and teamwork!

Enroll your child in the unforgettable two-day Fabulous Fall Camp, expertly led by Michelle Ericson. Your child will dive into a thrilling "Fall" theme, packed with engaging activities such as making caramel apples, painting pumpkins, and more. This is an opportunity you don't want to miss! *Please pack a lunch and water bottle for your child each day!

DASH Sports T-Ball Tykes introduces young players to the fundamentals of baseball in a fun and supportive environment. Through engaging skill-based drills and mini-games, athletes will learn how to properly throw, catch, hit off a tee, and run the bases. Our goal is to build coordination, confidence, and a love for the game while encouraging teamwork and sportsmanship. Athletes should bring a water bottle, wear athletic clothing and tennis shoes, and bring a baseball glove. All other equipment is provided. Parent participation is required for the 2–3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

Mrs. Ronda began learning to cook at age 10 and grew up growing, harvesting, and preserving food. She brings years of restaurant experience, concession work, and large‑group cooking, along with deep knowledge of cooking, baking, prep, safety, and storage. This class teaches kids the fundamentals of preparing food and using kitchen tools safely. Students will explore new ingredients, build confidence, and expand their ideas about food through fun, hands‑on experiences. Each class date introduces a new recipe to try, or a new appliance or tool to learn to use safely and effectively. Students will read and follow recipes, interpret food labels, practice safe appliance use, sample everything they make, and bring home recipes to share with their families. Pricing includes food cost, supplies, & instructor expertise Note: Classes and food will not be adapted for specific dietary needs or allergens at this time.

Let your child join our Baton class and learn how to master baton terminology and develop essential twirling skills while enhancing their hand-eye coordination. We will concentrate on twirls, rolls, and tosses, ensuring everyone uses the proper form and technique. *Participants must purchase their own Batons separately. Here is the link for purchase: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EELC86?ref=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_XDD9GHJQE0SME5S11VWX&ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_XDD9GHJQE0SME5S11VWX&social_share=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_XDD9GHJQE0SME5S11VWX&titleSource=true&csmig=1

Get ready to dance and shake those pom poms! Enroll your child in our exciting class to get them moving and elevate their team spirit. We will dive into learning essential pom-pom motions right from the start. Don’t miss this opportunity to boost their confidence and energy. Please let your child wear comfortable clothes (leggings & t-shirt) *Participants must purchase their own pompoms separately. Here is the link for purchase: amazon.com/dp/B07Z9YMRF4?ref=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_EAVYQG42NNQWSW290FHF&ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_EAVYQG42NNQWSW290FHF&social_share=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_EAVYQG42NNQWSW290FHF&titleSource=true&csmig=1 Color: Green/Silver

NORTHERN OUTDOORS CLUB Are you looking for an immersive and educational outdoor experience? Look no further than the Northern Outdoors Club! Classes cover a wide range of Nature Education topics, from survival techniques to nature-based art projects. Our expert instructors will guide you through hands-on experiences that will deepen your child’s understanding and appreciation of the natural world. Whether you're a seasoned outdoors enthusiast or a curious beginner, we have classes that will suit your interests and skill level. Hunting through Time - Discover the many methods of hunting used from prehistoric times to "modern". Have fun putting many different types of tools & equipment to use in this fun, interactive, hands-on class! Track me if you can! - Learn all about what animals you can find in the cold Minnesota Winter! From the big to the small, we have it all. We'll hike around the area to discover tracks & if the weather is right, make a take-home print for each student! Come prepared for a fun outside adventure! Dogsled 101 - Learn about the pack that it takes to pull a dog sled & then put your legs to the test to see if your crew can move via sled! Time trials will bring out some competitive fun for the day! We will have some fun hands-on activities of what it takes to care for your pack! Archeology Dig - Become the next Indiana Jones & discover animal bones to recreate skeletons, use a metal detector to find potential treasure, paint a take-home fossil & sift for arrowheads, fossils & jewels in this super interactive hands-on class! Every student will get to take home a chunk of geode after they learn how to safely break it open! All things Froggy - Dive into a deeper knowledge and understanding of our noisy little spring friends! We will be outside most of class, so bring your gear! Rain or Shine!

Join the Proctor High School Track team on Kids Track & Field Day on Wednesday, May 20, right after school at 3:00 PM! Bussing is provided from both Bayview and Pike Lake elementary. This fun-filled event for K-5 students features exciting stations for jumping, throwing, mini hurdles, relays, and running. Kids will get to enjoy t-shirts, snacks, and goodies while they explore track activities, stay active, and make new friends. Parents can pick their children up from the track at 4:30. Don’t miss this great opportunity to have fun outdoors!

Join beloved Hermantown teacher Ms. Flynn for a welcoming introduction to sewing. Young makers will learn simple stitching, threading, and beginner pattern skills as they create fun projects they can proudly take home. With Ms. Flynn’s calm, encouraging guidance, students build confidence, try new techniques, and discover the joy of making something from scratch. No experience needed — just curiosity and creativity. May 4th, 11th, 18th & 19th: Name Banner  May 22nd: Chapstick Holder May 26th: Hair Scrunchie

Get Ready to Move, Explore, and Play! Love the great outdoors? Join Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Hren for their new Hiking and Backyard Games class for adventure, fresh air, and nonstop fun! We’ll hit the trails, play classic games like tag, capture the flag, relay races, we'll teach you some classic yard games—and maybe even invent a few of our own! Grab your sneakers and bring your energy—this class is all about nature, teamwork, and having a blast outside. Don’t miss it! * Please meet Mrs. Martin & Mrs. Hren by Door #4 near the playground area - Wear tennis shoes and bring a snack each time we meet*

Ready for a summer adventure that mixes creativity, technology, and pure fun? Join our Drone & Photography Day Camp a hands-on, high-energy experience running 9:00–3:00 for curious kids who love to learn, explore, and play! Campers will dive into the world of drones and photography while enjoying a great blend of indoor and outdoor games. It’s the perfect combo of creativity, teamwork, and excitement! Camp Highlights: Learn to fly drones safely indoors through obstacle courses Fun challenges like Musical Drones, time trials, and race competitions Photography basics and creative mini-projects- a cell phone or basic camera is preferred but not required A mix of inside and outside games to keep kids moving Each student keeps their own drone Additional $45 supply fee* ( on the first day of camp, via Venmo, Cash or Check) *All students will use the SAME beginner model drone during the instruction, which has limited height capabilities, making it suitable for classroom learning. After the camp ends, you may keep the drone. (Previous participants can bring their previously purchased drone)

Rails Youth Girls Basketball Camp will focus on skills and drills with Head Coach Matt Solberg! Grades K-5 (Fall of 2026) There will be no camp the week of July 6 due to the MSHSL no contact week.

Proctor Girls' High School Basketball Camp Grades 6-12 (fall of 2026) | Please be sure to check the schedule provided directly by Mr. Solberg for a complete list of dates (away scrimmages are not reflected on the registration calendar). Mr. Solberg will send out complete details to all registered participants before camp. No camp the week of July 6th due to the no-contact week for MSHL For immediate questions, please get in touch with Matt Solberg at msolberg@proctor.k12.mn.us

Join Mrs. Roxy in her 4th American Girl Doll Summer Reading Program! Ms. Roxy is excited to promote a love of reading and host another American Girl Doll giveaway! After registering and paying, you will receive a reading log via email. For every 20 minutes you read with your child or that your child reads independently, fill in a circle on the log. Each 100 minutes earns you a ticket for a prize drawing of an American Girl doll. If you reach 1,800 minutes (30 hours), your name will be entered 18 times! Other prizes include: 400 minutes: American Girl Doll Water Bottle Sticker 800 minutes: Ice Cream Coupon 1200 minutes: An American Girl Doll Book 1800 minutes: American Girl Doll Tote Bag Your reading log must be turned in on or before August 17th as the winner will be drawn randomly on August 18th! Submissions must be on time to be considered. Logs can be emailed to me at roxyolsenhurst@gmail.com. Ms. Roxy will also send a bimonthly email with reading tips, suggestions, and simple crafts or cooking projects you can do at home. There may also be a pop-up challenge in there as well, so make sure to read them for extra prizes! Make sure to like and follow me on Instagram and Facebook! Facebook: Roxy’s AG Book Club, https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552073822260 Instagram: roxysagbookclub, https://www.instagram.com/roxysagbookclub/

Get ready to cast your line into a summer full of stories! In the Fishing for Books Summer Reading Challenge, readers will “reel in” their reading time and collect fish as they go. Every time you read, you’ll add another catch to your fishing log and move closer to new fishing levels and prizes. For every 20 minutes of reading, color in or mark one fish on your log. Reading can include reading independently, reading to someone, listening to a story, or reading with a parent or caregiver. As you collect more fish, you’ll unlock fun fishing-themed rewards and earn entries into the end-of-summer prize drawing. Along the way, readers can also complete special “Fishing Missions,” such as reading outside, reading a nonfiction book about animals or nature,or reading before bedtime for a week. Each mission earns bonus fish and extra chances for prizes. Turn in your completed fishing log by the end of the summer to celebrate your reading accomplishments and see if your name is drawn for the grand prize. The more you read, the more fish you catch, and the better your chances of landing the big prize! Reading logs will be emailed to the adult who registered before June 8 so families can begin tracking their reading throughout the summer. Completed logs must be submitted to communityed@isd700.org by August 17 to be eligible for prizes, and the winners will be drawn on August 18. Grand Prize - Fishing Rod & Reel

Girls Soccer Summer Camp (grades 7-12 in the 2026-2027 school year) - conditioning, fundamentals, and skill development. Players will have the chance to get to know their teammates, practice ball-handling skills, and scrimmage with their peers. Please bring a water bottle and a size 5 soccer ball to each session. *Scholarships available - please reach out for more information* There is no camp the week of July 6th