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DCL Funk Academy Summer WrestlingWrestlingAge 4 (by class start) - Grade 11 The DC/L Charging Dragon Wrestling program is offering multiple training sessions this summer with a goal of improving in all three wrestling positions (Feet, Top, Bottom) in technique, drilling, sparring, and live goes! Bring a friend and have fun with the wrestling team this summer. Off-season training will make in-season champions. The following wrestling training dates are available. Attend as many practice sessions as you can. Evening Practices:June, 10, 17, 24, July 1, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 28, 29 & 30Girls: 5:00-6:00 pmBoys: 6:00-7:00 pm Locations: Litchfield HS Wrestling RoomSummer 2026 -
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Dassel Elementary SchoolChargers ChildcareSummer 2026 & School Year 2026-27 ✨✨ Find RATE, Schedule and Location information on the Charger Kids Club and Little Chargers Childcare website.✨✨ ✅REGISTRATION INFORMATION How to register or make updates to a current contract Before you begin, have this information ready:• Desired care schedule• Two emergency contacts (not parents/guardians) and authorized pick-ups• Health and medication information• Payment method (credit card or ACH)Getting Started:Select your desired care section below ➡️ Enroll Now• Create a New Contract: Scroll to “New Contract”• Update a Current Contract: Scroll to “Current and Upcoming Contracts” and select your contractComplete Registration: Select your child and follow the prompts (Repeat for each additional child) Verify your child’s information: name, birthdate, grade, and school (Preschoolers: select Kindergarten and enter their future Kindergarten year) Verify emergency contacts and authorized pick-ups Emergency Contact Requirement: You must list TWO emergency contacts in addition to parents/guardians. How to Set Emergency Contact Order in Arux: Log in to your Arux Childcare account Go to “Manage Authorized Pickups” In the “Description” or “Notes” field, label contacts as #1, #2, #3, etc. next to their phone number. This prioritized and organizes contacts for emergency situations. Leave this field blank for anyone who is NOT an emergency contact Authorized pick-up persons do NOT need their address included.CURRENT: Charger Kids Club 2025-26 SCHOOL YEAR CKC & LCC Site -
Dassel Elementary SchoolChargers ChildcareSummer 2026 & School Year 2026-27 ✨✨ Find RATE, Schedule and Location information on the Charger Kids Club and Little Chargers Childcare website.✨✨ ✅REGISTRATION INFORMATION How to register or make updates to a current contract Before you begin, have this information ready:• Desired care schedule• Two emergency contacts (not parents/guardians) and authorized pick-ups• Health and medication information• Payment method (credit card or ACH)Getting Started:Select your desired care section below ➡️ Enroll Now• Create a New Contract: Scroll to “New Contract”• Update a Current Contract: Scroll to “Current and Upcoming Contracts” and select your contractComplete Registration: Select your child and follow the prompts (Repeat for each additional child) Verify your child’s information: name, birthdate, grade, and school (Preschoolers: select Kindergarten and enter their future Kindergarten year) Verify emergency contacts and authorized pick-ups Emergency Contact Requirement: You must list TWO emergency contacts in addition to parents/guardians. How to Set Emergency Contact Order in Arux: Log in to your Arux Childcare account Go to “Manage Authorized Pickups” In the “Description” or “Notes” field, label contacts as #1, #2, #3, etc. next to their phone number. This prioritized and organizes contacts for emergency situations. Leave this field blank for anyone who is NOT an emergency contact Authorized pick-up persons do NOT need their address included.2026-2027 School Year: CHARGER KIDS CLUB (Kinder-5th) CKC & LCC Site -
Dassel-Cokato Craft FairThe Dassel-Cokato Craft Fair is hosted as a fundraiser by the Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Advisory Council, a group of volunteer parents dedicated to supporting Early Childhood programming in Dassel-Cokato. All proceeds from vendor booth fees and kitchen food sales go directly toward enhancing early literacy in our community, providing scholarships for Play and Learn Preschool and Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), supporting classroom needs, maintaining playgrounds, expanding community outreach, and more. Thank you for helping make these opportunities possible for our youngest learners! 53rd Annual Dassel-Cokato Craft FairSaturday, November 7, 20269:00 am-2:00 pmDassel-Cokato High SchoolThis event is open to all handmade and created item craft vendors only. (No direct sales companies/representatives.)10' x 10' Booth Space = $5512' x 14' Booth Space = $75Space is limited. Fees increase 9/1. Cancellation/Refund deadline 8/1.Category -
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Dassel-Cokato Play and Learn PreschoolAges 3/4 Classes Age 3 by Sept 1, 2026 Use the restroom independently Anticipated Kdg 2028-29 Parent transport $35 registration fee (non-refundable) Location Early Childhood CenterMonday/Thursday • 8:00-11:00Tuesday/Friday • 8:00-11:00 Cost Preschool Only: $145/Month Preschool + Childcare Option8:00 am-3:00 pm - $35/day6:30 am-5:30 pm - $40/day Ages 4/5 Classes Age 4 by Sept 1, 2026 Anticipated Kdg 2027-2028 3-Day & 4-Day Options $35 registration fee (non-refundable) Locations Dassel Elementary8:00-11:00 am (no wraparound childcare) Early Childhood Center12:00-3:00 pm Cokato Elementary8:00-11:00 am12:00-3:00 pm 3- Day Option: Mon, Tues, Wed 4-Day Option: Add Thur3 & 4-day = Same Class/Teacher Cost Preschool Only: 3-Day $175/Month4-Day $205/Month Preschool + Childcare Option8:00 am-3:00 pm - $35/day6:30 am-5:30 pm - $40/day Busing Ages 4/5 Class Limited Bus Option: (No bus if the address is in the walk zone.) Ages 4/5 - Morning class Preschoolers may ride the PreK-Gr 12 bus TO preschool. Ages 4/5 - Afternoon class Preschoolers may ride the PreK-Gr 12 bus HOME. Parent must provide MIDDAY transportation.Child Care Program
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ECFE at the ParkEarly ChildhoodChildren Ages Birth-5 with an adult (Siblings are invited to attend but activities are geared for ages 5 and under)Instructor: Early Childhood Family Education Staff Come hang out at the park for a fun session filled with activities and a chance to connect with other families. Children will explore and create with bubbles, chalk, paint, bean bags, parachutes, and more. ECFE teachers will guide engaging, hands-on activities designed to support early learning and social development. Each session will wrap up with circle time featuring songs and a story. Please bring a water bottle; a light snack will be provided.NOTE: The $5 per class date is per family. When registering, register under one person. During registration you will be asked the names of all family member attending. Activity #1101AFriday, June 1210:00-11:15 amCollinwood Regional Park • 17251 70th St SW, Cokato Activity #1101BMonday, June 226:00-7:15 pmBrooks Lake Park • 630 Johnson Ave N, Cokato Activity #1101CMonday, July 2010:00-11:15 amBreeds Park • William Ave E, Dassel Activity #1101DTuesday, July 286:00-7:15 pmCollinwood Regional Park • 17251 70th St SW, Cokato Fee: $5/family per sessionSummer 2026 -
ECFE in the ParkECFE: Early Childhood Family Education ClassesECFE at the Park, Families of Children age birth-5Ages Birth -5 with an adult(Siblings are invited to attend but activities are geared for ages 5 and under)Instructor: Early Childhood Family Education Staff Come hang out at the park for a fun session filled with activities and a chance to connect with other families. Children will explore and create with bubbles, chalk, paint, bean bags, parachutes, and more. ECFE teachers will guide engaging, hands-on activities designed to support early learning and social development. Each session will wrap up with circle time featuring songs and a story. Please bring a water bottle; a light snack will be provided. Activity #1101AFriday, June 1210:00-11:15 amCollinwood Regional Park • 17251 70th St SW, Cokato Activity #1101BMonday, June 226:00-7:15 pmBrooks Lake Park • 630 Johnson Ave N, Cokato Activity #1101CMonday, July 2010:00-11:15 amBreeds Park • William Ave E, DasselActivity #1101DTuesday, July 286:00-7:15 pmCollinwood Regional Park • 17251 70th St SW, Cokato *CLICK HERE TO REGISTER*2025-2026 -
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Early Childhood Advisory CouncilECFE: Early Childhood Family Education ClassesJoin the Dassel-Cokato Advisory Council The Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Advisory Council is a fantastic group of volunteers that provide support and feedback to the Dassel-Cokato Early Childhood Programs regarding early learning and parenting opportunities such as Play and Learn Preschool, Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), and special events. YOU can become part of this dynamic group! We need the input of parents, grandparents, and community members like you to work together with us to identify and address the needs of Dassel-Cokato families with young children. This council meets monthly (8 months) and free childcare is provided. If you would like to visit with a council member and/or join the advisory council, please call reach out to Angela Smith, Early Childhood Coordinator, at 320-286-4120. Purpose The purpose of this Council shall be to insure the Early Childhood Programs provide support to parents in their efforts in raising children, offer child development information and alternative parenting techniques, help relay effective communication between parents and their children, supplement the discovery and learning experiences of children and promote positive parental attitudes through their children's school years. Membership Any person is eligible for membership to the Advisory Council, however, the Council will be made up of Early Childhood Family Education/Learning Readiness (preschool) parent-users and other interested residents of District 466. A maximum of 20 members will make up the Council. Members are eligible for: a once yearly $10.00 discount for classes during their service on the Council, waived the preschool registration fee and early preschool class registration in the spring.2025-2026
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Early Childhood ScreeningRegister for a screening appointment:Early Childhood Screening (Ages 3–5) FREE • Simple • Important Early Childhood Screening is a free, quick, and essential check-up that helps ensure your child is on track for school—both academically and physically. It identifies potential health, learning, or developmental concerns early, so your child can get the support they need early before school starts. While screening is ideally done at age 3, Minnesota law requires all children to be screened before starting kindergarten—Don’t wait! Early detection can make a big difference. During screening, our friendly nurses and early childhood professionals will guide your child through play-based activities to assess: Thinking, language, and communication skills Social and emotional development Large and small motor skills Hearing and vision Height and weight The experience is relaxed and child-friendly—designed to make both you and your child feel comfortable while gathering valuable information to support your child’s success in school. Choose the appointment date that works for you!More dates will be added! Add your name to the notification list to be notified by email when sign-up and dates are available!Questions? Call 320-286-4120 or email angela.smith@dc.k12.mn.us2025-2026 -
Fast-Track to Social Media Marketing for BusinessOnline Technology CoursesTake your business to new heights with our fast-paced, comprehensive session designed to equip business owners, entrepreneurs, and marketing professionals with the essential skills and strategies needed to leverage social media for business success. Learn how to effectively reach your target audience, increase brand awareness, and drive engagement across major social media platforms. Required: Access to a computer (or smartphone) with internet. Classes are taught live online via Zoom. If you are unable to attend the live online training time, you can still register and watch the recording of the training at your convenience. Instructor: SOCIAL CLUB SIMPLE with Nickie WelshEquipment Needed: Access to a computer with internet (or smartphone). Classes are taught live online via Zoom. Note: If unable to attend the live online training time, you may still register and watch the recording of the training at your convenience. Follow-up support from the instructor is available. You are encouraged to reach out with questions at any time before or after the class has concluded. socialclubsimple@gmail.com You will receive a Zoom Link in the confirmation email for the class.Summer 2026 -
Fast-Track to Social Media Marketing for BusinessOnline Technology CoursesJoin our fun and engaging beginner class to learn how to create and launch your very own YouTube channel! Discover how to share your hobbies, advice, tutorials, talents, and more with the world on the largest media platform. We’ll guide you through a step-by-step process, ensuring you have all the tools and knowledge to get started today. Dive in and start building your YouTube presence today!Required: Access to a computer (or smartphone) with internet. Classes are taught live online via Zoom. If you are unable to attend the live online training time, you can still register and watch the recording of the training at your convenience. Instructor: SOCIAL CLUB SIMPLE with Nickie WelshEquipment Needed: Access to a computer with internet (or smartphone). Classes are taught live online via Zoom. Note: If unable to attend the live online training time, you may still register and watch the recording of the training at your convenience. Follow-up support from the instructor is available. You are encouraged to reach out with questions at any time before or after the class has concluded. socialclubsimple@gmail.com You will receive a Zoom Link in the confirmation email for the class.Summer 2026 -
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FootballWe offer a variety of programs throughout the year for elementary-high school players.Category -
Football: HIT T-ShirtFootballOptional Football HIT Camp T-shirtSoft Navy T-Shirt with White PrintSummer 2026 -
Football: St. John's University Football Camp, Gr. 8-11FootballGrades 8-11DC football players have the opportunity to attend a team camp at Saint John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota on Monday, July 27 and Tuesday, July 28. The camp is hosted by Saint John’s University and some SJU coaches will be providing instruction. In addition, many of our DC football coaches will be there to supervise and give instruction on DC specific schemes and techniques. During this camp we may also do a 7 on 7 practice with another local school. Players will be required to ride district provided school bus transportation to and from Saint John’s University. The camp cost includes lunch and supper on Monday as well as all three meals on Tuesday. Players will be padded during these practices and there will be contact. Players must abide by all SJU Campus rules and expectations set forth at camp. If they do not, they will be sent home, and parents will need to come and pick them up. In Coach Weinandt's 22 years of coaching at DC our players have always been well behaved and that expectation is that will continue at this camp. The cost for the camp is $130 and checks should be made out to Saint John’s University and will be turned in when we arrive at camp. It is best to turn in payment in advance to Community Education or Coach Weinandt. Required registration is completed online at: REGISTRATION LINK If you have any questions, please email Coach Weinandt at ryan.weinandt@dc.k12.mn.us Bus Departure: Monday, July 27 • 8:00 am • HS PAC Parking Lot Bus Return: Tuesday, July 28 • 9:30 pm • HS PAC Parking Lot Camp Location: St. John’s University, Collegeville, MN Registration: Must complete online google forms Camp Fee: $130 check made payable to St. John’s UniversitySummer 2026 -
Football: Tackle Football: Gr. 5-6 (2026-2027)FootballFall 2026-2027 Grades 5 & 6This football program emphasizes both the fundamentals of tackle football and executing plays. Team rosters, assigned by coaches, will rotate weekly, allowing players to gain diverse game experience. Participants will compete against teams from the surrounding area as part of the Wright Co. Youth Football League, playing four Saturday morning games consisting of two 30-minute running halves. Parents are responsible for transporting their child to and from games. All necessary football equipment, including mouthguards, will be provided.Players only need to bring tennis shoes or cleats (no metal spikes). Personal football equipment is not permitted. Equipment and locker assignments will be distributed during the Equipment Handout on August 31. Attendance is strongly encouraged to ensure players are properly fitted before the first practice. Throughout the season, all football gear will remain in the Middle School locker room. Equipment Handout: Monday, August 31Gr. 5: 7:00-7:30 pmGr. 6: 6:30-7:00 pmHS Wrestling Room, PAC Door Practice Dates & Times:Tue. & Thur. Sept. 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, Oct. 1, 6, 8 • 3:20-5:00 pmWed. Sept 9 • 3:20-4:45 pmSat. Sept 12 • 9:00-10:30 amMeet in the MS Commons before each weekday practice.Week day field location: Grass field by sand volleyball courtsSaturday field location: Meet at HS Varsity Practice Field (north of PAC parking lot) Game Schedule (Location TBD): Saturdays, Sept 12?, 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10Gr. 5: 9:00 amGr. 6: Approx 10:30 amArrive 30 minutes prior to game for warm-ups Early Bird Fee: $75; Fee after August 31: $85Registration Deadline: August 1. Registrations received after August 1 are not guaranteed team placement and will depend on participation numbers.Summer 2026 -
Football: Varsity HIT Camp, Gr. 8-11FootballGrades 8-11Instructors: HS Varsity Coaches The Dassel-Cokato Football Camps are celebrating 23 years of developing athletes. HIT represents the core values of our football program—playing Hard, Intelligently, and as a Team. Led by the varsity coaching staff, these camps are open to players of all skill levels. Our focus is to create a fun and competitive environment while enhancing football skills and preparing athletes for higher levels of play. Many standout Chargers players have honed their abilities through these camps. Participants will receive instruction on fundamental techniques, individual and team play, special teams, and both offensive and defensive strategies. This camp provides an excellent opportunity to build the skills necessary for success on the field. Optional T-shirts are available for an additional fee. To order, register separately for Activity #0006 by Thursday, June 25.Summer 2026 -
Football: Youth HIT Camp, Gr. K-7FootballGrades K-7 Instructors: HS Varsity Coaches and Players The Dassel-Cokato Football Camps are in their 23rd year of existence. HIT is an acronym for the attitude in our football program. Our athletes play Hard-Intelligently-and as a Team. These camps are coached by the varsity staff and players and are for all levels of players. The camp goals are to have fun, improve football skills and prepare athletes for the next level of competition. The majority of the players that have excelled on the field for the Chargers have participated in these camps. Participants will receive instruction in running, blocking, passing, receiving, tackling, special teams, stances, and position-specific techniques, with advanced skill refinement for older grade levels. Campers will be grouped by age to ensure appropriate training. Optional camp T-shirts are available for an additional fee—register separately under Activity #0006. T-shirt order deadline: June 25.Summer 2026 -
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Golf: Youth Summer ProgramGolfGrades 3-6Instructor: Jr. High Golf Coach, Brok Huikko & other volunteers and golf members The Youth Summer Golf Program focuses on developing skills through fun activities and age-appropriate instruction, with golf fundamentals and etiquette at the core. Participants will learn the basics of grip, posture, and aim while rotating through stations at the putting green, tee box, sand trap, and driving range to practice putting, chipping, and full swings. As the program progresses, players will have increasing opportunities to spend time on the course, applying their skills through drills, contests, and fun challenges designed to build confidence and reinforce what they’ve learned. The program is open to all skill levels, though a basic understanding of the game is helpful. Our goal is to inspire young golfers to develop a passion for the sport while building self-confidence and improving their skills. Participants must provide their own equipment, including golf balls, tees, and at least a driver, putter, and three irons. Please wear comfortable clothing, athletic closed-toe shoes, and dress for the weather. Class will not be held during inclement weather and sessions will not be made up. Students with a Cokato Town & Country Club membership may participate at a reduced rate. Enrollment is limited to 40 participants, so register early to secure your spot.Summer 2026