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League Schedule

Team Rosters

League Rules

Program Philosophy

The mission of all Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sport programs is to promote a fun, yet challenging environment in which participants are introduced to and taught the basics of a given sport.  The program is strictly recreational in nature and emphasizes equal opportunity for involvement and participation.

Registration Period

Now through July 6th.  Any registrations received after July 6th will incur a $10 late fee and will only be accepted 'as needed'.

Registration Form and Fees

Click here for the registration form and fee schedule.  Click here for online registration instructions. To register online, click on the link below.

Program Format

2nd Grade, 3rd & 4th Grade, and 5th & 6th Grade leagues will be offered.  All league matches will be played on Saturdays (primarily AM) and Monday evenings if needed (only Wahoo, RC, or Mead teams would be scheduled for Monday nights).  League play will begin in late August/early September.  All teams will play a round robin schedule and are guaranteed a minimum of six matches.  All matches are played 6 vs. 6.  All children receive equal playing time.  Doubleheaders may be scheduled to reduce travel time and help avoid schedule conflicts.  If you are a coach and a specific date needs to be avoided please note this on your child's registration form.

Rosters

Wahoo team rosters are formed via school affiliation (if possible) with the intent of forming even teams.  Parents may request their child be placed on a team with one other child for legitimate carpooling purposes.  Some car pooling requests may not occur.  This information needs to be indicated on the registration form (no exceptions).  Once teams are formed, coaches are responsible for contacting players on their rosters to set up practices and distribute information.  Community teams and organizations need to form even teams as well.  All rosters are subject to league director approval.

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - ROSTERS:  All kids in each community and school are able to play on your team.  If a child is interested and not asked, WP&R reserves the right to place them on your roster if not enough children remain to create another team from the community/school.  Communities and organizations with multiple teams must divide those team rosters as evenly as possible via grade and skill (unless otherwise approved).

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - DISCOUNT:  Any organization that can agree to the above and also agrees to follow the uniform policy while also sponsoring three or more teams is eligible to receive a $10 discount per player.  All players on your team must be paid with ONE check!  Coaches should collect all registration forms and mail/drop off forms in an envelope with full payment to:  Wahoo Parks and Recreation, Attn: Bob Schmidt, 310 N. Linden, Wahoo, NE 68066.

Equipment

All players must wear tennis shoes with non-marking soles.  Volleyballs are provided.  Kneepads are recommended.

Uniforms

Youth participating in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports are required to wear WP&R approved uniform t-shirts (primarily the blue & red WP&R shirts).  Community teams and organizations will need to wear a shirt approved via Bob Schmidt.

Coaches

Wahoo Parks and Recreation utilizes volunteer coaches for all youth sport programs.  All head coaches are required to attend the coaches meeting or meet with the league director.  Instruction on general coaching philosophy and principles as well as sport specific information will be discussed.

Schedules

An announcement regarding schedules will be posted by August 13th on this web page.

Refunds

Refunds will only be issued if a child is unable to play due to injury.  Any requests for refunds should be directed to Bob Schmidt.

Miscellaneous

Participants and their parents/guardians should be aware that there is a risk of injury during participation in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports due to the inherent nature of the activities.  Individuals participate in Parks and Recreation youth sports programs at their own risk.

Concussion Policy

In compliance with the Nebraska Concussion Awareness Act (LB 260), the Wahoo Parks and Recreation Department has adopted a policy regarding concussions, head injury, and concussed athletes.  Coaches and parents should familiarize themselves with the policy.  Click here to view and download the policy.

Coaches, players, and parents should also visit the DHHS concussion page to view information regarding concussions including approved training, videos, fact sheets, and other resources.  Visit here for more information.

Questions

Contact Bob Schmidt at (402) 443-4174 or email here.

League Schedules:

Team Rosters:

League Rules

Program Philosophy

The mission of all Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sport programs is to promote a fun, yet challenging environment in which participants are introduced to and taught the basics of a given sport.  The program is strictly recreational in nature and emphasizes equal opportunity for involvement and participation.

Registration Period

Now through July 6th.  Any registrations received after July 6th will incur a $10 late fee and will only be accepted "as needed".

Registration Form and Fees

Click here for the registration form and fee schedule.  Click here for online registration instructions. To register online, click on the link below.

Program Format

All league games will be played on Saturdays and Monday evenings if needed (only Wahoo, RC, or Mead teams would be scheduled for Monday nights).  Note:  Game times may coincide with Husker football.  All teams will play a round robin schedule and are guaranteed a minimum of six games.  League play will begin in late August/early September.

• 1st & 2nd Grade:  Games are played 7 vs. 7 with a coach or designated adult as the quarterback.  No game scores or league standings are kept.  All children will have the opportunity to play all positions on both offense and defense.
• 3rd & 4th Grade:  Games are played 7 vs. 7.  No game scores or league standings are kept.  All children will have the opportunity to play all positions on both offense and defense.
• 5th & 6th Grade:  Games are played 7 vs. 7.  Game scores are kept but no league standings.  Coaches will begin to develop players for specific positions while still giving them the opportunity to play all positions.

Equipment

Tennis shoes or football shoes with molded rubber cleats can be worn by the players.  No metal or hard plastic cleats!  Football, flag belts, and kicking tees will be provided.  One mouth guard for each player will also be provided.

Uniforms

Youth participating in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports are required to wear approved WP&R uniform t-shirts (primarily the blue & red WP&R shirts).  Community teams and organizations will need to wear a shirt approved via Bob Schmidt.

Rosters

Wahoo team rosters are formed via school (if possible) with the intent of forming even teams.  Parents may request their child to be placed on a team with one other child for legitimate carpooling purposes.  Some carpooling requests may not occur.  This information needs to be indicated on the registration form (no exceptions).  Once teams are formed, coaches are responsible for contacting players on their rosters to set up practices and distribute information.  Community teams and organizations need to form even teams as well.  All rosters are subject to league director approval.

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - ROSTERS:  All kids in each community and school are able to play on your team.  If a child is interested and not asked, WP&R reserves the right to place them on your roster if not enough children remain to create another team from the community/school.  Communities and organizations with multiple teams must divide those team rosters as evenly as possible via grade and skill (unless otherwise approved).

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - DISCOUNT:  Any organization that can agree to the above and follow the uniform policy while also sponsoring three or more teams is eligible to receive a $10 discount per player.  All players on your team must be paid with ONE check!  Organizations should collect all registration forms and mail/drop off forms in an envelope with full payment to:  Wahoo Parks and Recreation, Attn: Bob Schmidt, 310 N. Linden, Wahoo, NE 68066.

Coaches

Wahoo Parks and Recreation utilizes volunteer coaches for all youth sport programs.  All head coaches are required to attend the coaches meeting or meet with the league director.  Instruction on general coaching philosophy and principles as well as sport specific information will be discussed.

Schedules

An announcement regarding schedules will be posted by August 13th on this web page.

Refunds

Refunds will only be issued if a child is unable to play due to injury.  Any requests for refunds should be directed to Bob Schmidt.

Miscellaneous

Participants and their parents/guardians should be aware that there is a risk of injury during participation in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports due to the inherent nature of the activities.  Individuals participate in Parks and Recreation youth sports programs at their own risk.

Concussion Policy

In compliance with the Nebraska Concussion Awareness Act (LB 260), the Wahoo Parks and Recreation Department has adopted a policy regarding concussions, head injury, and concussed athletes.  Coaches and parents should familiarize themselves with the policy.  Click here to view and download the policy.

Coaches, players, and parents should also visit the DHHS concussion page to view information regarding concussions including approved training, videos, fact sheets, and other resources.  Visit here for more information.

Questions

Contact Bob Schmidt at (402) 443-4174 or email here.

Wahoo's youth swim team will be back in the pool this summer!  Registrations are currently being accepted.  Deadline is May 28th.

The goal of the Wahoo Otters Swim Team is to build better swimmers by developing technique in all four strokes.  The program emphasizes effort and personal growth throughout the summer.  The program is for youth ages 5-18.  Practices are held daily (Monday-Friday) from 8:30am-9:30am at the Aquatic Center.  The program will run from June 2nd through July 16th.  Please review the prerequisites for participation listed below:

• Ages 8 & Under:  Must be able to swim the length of the pool (25m) independently and must pass an *evaluation (see below).
• Ages 9 & Above:  Must have passed Level 4 (Red Cross lessons) or equivalent, be knowledgeable of all swim strokes, and have the endurance to swim laps during practice.

*There will be evaluations of new swimmers to insure they are ready for swim team and will be safe on their own during practice while swimming laps.  Please contact Andrea at (402) 430-4803 or via email below to set up a time for your child to be evaluated if they have not yet passed Level 4.

To register and for more information and details, click here for a registration form or register online by clicking on the link below.

If you have any questions, you may contact Andrea Woita via email by clicking here.

Click here to download an information sheet.

Lesson Format

The 2021 summer swim lesson program will offer three sessions.  Classes are held daily, Monday through Thursday during each session.  Each session includes eight, 35-minute lessons.  Review the table below for the specific class times in each session.

Parent & Child Aquatics Class:  June 21-July 1 (during 2nd session, Monday through Thursday) from 5:10pm-5:45pm.  For children ages 6 months to 3 years.  Parent/caregiver must accompany child in the water for each class.

Registration Information

Registration for FIRST SESSION classes begins Tuesday, April 20th.  Registration for SECOND & THIRD SESSION classes begins Tuesday, May 11th.  To sign up, you may register online or in-person at the Civic Center.  No sign-ups will be taken over the phone.  In order to reserve your child's spot, payment must be made at the time of registration.  Parents are highly encouraged to initially register their child(ren) for only one session.  Registration for subsequent classes should be made after the completion of your child's first session.  Please note and review our cancellation/withdrawal policy below.

Click here for online registration instructions.  To begin the online registration process, click on the button below.

Cost

For Parent & Child Class:  Civic Center Members:  $25/student        Non-Members:  $45/student

For Preschool levels and Levels 1-6:  Civic Center Members:  $30/student        Non-Members:  $50/student

Age Restrictions

Parent & Child Class:  For ages 6 months to 3 years

Preschool Level Classes:  For 4 & 5 year olds

Levels 1-6:  Minimum age is 6 years old by the start of the session

Class Size

Maximum of 8; minimum of 4.  These are group lessons.  We will attempt to maintain an instructor to student ratio of 1:4.  Classes may be combined or canceled if minimum class size is not met.  You will be contacted if any changes are made.

Class Descriptions

Click here for specific information about the objectives and skills taught at each level.  Please carefully review each level description to insure that your child is registered for the correct level.  If you don't know the last level your child was enrolled in our program, contact the Civic Center at (402) 443-4174 and they can assist you.  If you have any questions about what class may be appropriate for your child, please contact our Swim Lesson Coordinator listed below.

Inclement Weather Policy

Due to inclement weather, classes may be canceled or moved to the Civic Center pool.  The decision to cancel or move classes will be made at least 30 minutes before classes begin.  If the weather conditions are questionable, call the Civic Center at (402) 443-4174 before you set out.  The first canceled class is not made up.  Any subsequent canceled classes will be made up as needed.

Viewing Policy

In order to maintain a conducive learning environment, parents and chaperons are welcome to watch classes inside the facility in the picnic area directly south of the bathhouse only.  All other viewing must be done outside the fences.  Thank you for your cooperation.

Cancellation/Withdrawal Policy

All cancellation and/or withdrawal requests must be received at least 5 days prior to the beginning of the session.  All cancellations and/or withdrawals are subject to a $5 processing fee per child, per class.  All cancellations and/or withdrawal requests received less than 5 days prior to the start of the session will be processed for 50% of the fees.  Refunds will not be given, but rather an account credit which can be used for future lessons or Parks and Recreation programs.  Any cancellations and/or withdrawals after the start of the session will not receive any credit or refund.

Instructors/Aides

Lesson instructors are water safety instructors and certified lifeguards.  Lesson aides have completed water safety aide training.

Questions

Contact Andrea Woita, Swim Lesson Coordinator, WSI at (402) 430-4803 or email here.

League Schedules:

    T-Ball  /  Coach-Pitch

Team Rosters:

    T-Ball  /  Coach-Pitch

League Rules:

    T-Ball  /  Coach-Pitch

Program Philosophy

The mission of all Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports programs is to promote a fun, yet challenging environment in which participants are introduced to and taught the basics of a given sport.  The program is strictly recreational in nature and emphasizes equal opportunity for involvement and participation.

Registration Period

Now through March 30th.  Any registrations received after March 30th will incur a $10 late fee.  No registrations accepted after April 5th without prior approval from Bob Schmidt.

Registration Form and Fees

Click here for a registration form with fee schedule.  Click here for online registration instructions. To begin the online registration process, click on the link below.

Leagues

The player's current grade level determines the league they are eligible to participate.  Pre-K (going into kindergarten fall 2021) and kindergartners will play T-Ball.  1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders will play Coach-Pitch.

Program Format

Teams will play a six-game, round robin schedule.  Practices will begin in early May with games beginning the week after Memorial Day weekend.  Games generally conclude by the end of June.  All games are played at Hackberry Park.  Game days are listed below.

                                 Boy's T-Ball                                               Coach-Pitch
Grades:                 **Pre-K and Kindergarten                            1st, 2nd, and 3rd
Game Days:            Tuesday/Thursday                                     Tuesday/Thursday
Game Times:           5:30/6:30/7:30                                           5:30/6:30/7:30
                                 (**Must be entering kindergarten in fall 2021.)

Equipment

Each team is provided equipment for practices and games.  All players will need their own baseball glove, pants, and hat.  While shorts are acceptable, pants are recommended given the abrasive nature of the playing surface.  Metal cleats are not allowed.  Tennis shoes or shoes with soft rubber or molded cleats may be worn.  Health issues are always a concern and it is recommended that each player is equipped with their own batting helmet.  Please note: All batting helmets brought by players participating in coach-pitch must have a face mask.

Uniforms

Youth participating in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports need to have two uniform t-shirts, one red and one blue.  The playing schedule dictates which color shirt to wear for each game.  These shirts are used for all youth sport programs and are available in a variety of youth and adult sizes and can be purchased at the Civic Center.

Rosters

Team rosters are formed via random selection.  Parents may request their son be placed on a team with one other child for carpooling purposes only.  Some carpooling requests may not occur.  This information needs to be indicated on the registration form (no exceptions).  Once teams are formed, coaches are responsible for contacting players on their rosters to set up practices and distribute information.

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - ROSTERS:  All kids in each community and school are able to play on your team.  If a child is interested and not asked, WP&R reserves the right to place them on your roster if not enough children remain to create another team from the community/school.

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - DISCOUNT:  Any organization that can agree to the above and also agree to follow the uniform policy below is eligible to receive a $10 discount per player.  All players on your team must be paid with ONE check!  Coaches are to gather all registrations, staple together, and mail/drop off forms in an envelope with full payment to Wahoo Parks and Rec Attn: Bob Schmidt, 310 North Linden Wahoo NE 68066.

Coaches

Wahoo Parks and Recreation utilizes volunteer coaches for all youth sport programs.  All head coaches are required to attend the coaches' meeting or meet with the league director.  Instruction on general coaching philosophy and principles as well as sport-specific information will be discussed.  Coaches may be subject to a background check.

Schedules

Playing schedules will be available at the Civic Center and posted on this website.

Inclement Weather & Cancellations

In the event of inclement weather and/or questionable field conditions, please call the WP&R Hotline at (402) 443-4500.  The hotline will be updated with an automated message at least 45 minutes prior to games if games are canceled.

Miscellaneous
Participants and their parents/guardians should be aware that there is a risk of injury during participation in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports due to the inherent nature of the activities.  Individuals participate in Parks and Recreation youth sports at their own risk.

Concussion Policy

In compliance with the Nebraska Concussion Awareness Act (LB 260), the Wahoo Parks and Recreation Department has adopted a policy regarding concussions, head injury, and concussed athletes.  Coaches and parents should familiarize themselves with the policy.  Click here to view and download the policy.

Coaches, players, and parents should also visit the DHHS concussion page to view information regarding concussions including approved training, videos, fact sheets, and other resources.  Visit here for more information.

Questions

Contact Bob Schmidt at (402) 443-4174 or email here.

League Schedules:

    T-Ball  /  Coach-Pitch

Team Rosters:

    T-Ball / Coach-Pitch

League Rules:

    T-Ball / Coach-Pitch

Program Philosophy

The mission of all Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports programs is to promote a fun, yet challenging environment in which participants are introduced to and taught the basics of a given sport.  The program is strictly recreational in nature and emphasizes equal opportunity for involvement and participation.

Registration Period

Now through March 30th.  Any registrations received after March 30th will incur a $10 late fee.  No registrations accepted after April 5th without prior approval from Bob Schmidt.

Registration Form and Fees

Click here for registration form with fee schedule.  Click here for online registration instructions. To begin the online registration process, click on the link below.

Leagues

The player's current grade level determines the league they are eligible to participate.  Pre-K (going into kindergarten fall 2021) and kindergartners will play T-Ball.  1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders will play Coach-Pitch.

Program Format

Teams will play a six-game, round robin schedule.  All games are played at Hackberry Park.  Game days listed below.

                                Girl's T-Ball                                                Coach-Pitch
Grades:                 **Pre-K and Kindergarten                            1st, 2nd, 3rd
Game Days:            Monday/Wednesday                                  Monday/Wednesday
Game Times:           5:30/6:30/7:30                                           5:30/6:30/7:30
                                 (**Must be entering kindergarten in fall 2021.)

Equipment

Each team is provided equipment for practices and games.  All players will need their own softball glove, pants, and hat.  While shorts are acceptable, pants are recommended given the abrasive nature of the playing surface.  Metal cleats are not allowed.  Tennis shoes or shoes with soft rubber or molded cleats may be worn.  Health issues are always a concern and it is recommended that each player is equipped with their own batting helmet.  Please note:  All batting helmets brought by players participating in coach-pitch must have a face mask.

Uniforms

Youth participating in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports need to have two uniform t-shirts, one red and one blue.  The playing schedule dictates which color shirt to wear for each game.  These shirts are used for all youth sport programs and are available in a variety of youth and adult sizes and can be purchased at the Civic Center for $6 each.

Rosters

Team rosters are formed via random selection.  Parents may request their daughter be placed on a team with one other child for carpooling purposes only.  Some carpooling requests may not occur.  This information needs to be indicated on the registration form (no exceptions).  Once teams are formed, coaches are responsible for contacting players on their rosters to set up practices and distribute information.

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - ROSTERS:  All kids in each community and school are able to play on your team.  If a child is interested and not asked, WP&R reserves the right to place them on your roster if not enough children remain to create another team from the community/school.

OUT-OF-TOWN TEAMS OR CLUB ORGANIZATIONS - DISCOUNT:  Any organization that can agree to the above and also agree to follow the uniform policy below is eligible to receive a $10 discount per player.  All players on your team must be paid with ONE check!  Coaches are to gather all registrations, staple together, and mail/drop off forms in an envelope with full payment to Wahoo Parks and Rec Attn: Bob Schmidt, 310 North Linden Wahoo NE 68066.

Coaches

Wahoo Parks and Recreation utilizes volunteer coaches for all youth sport programs.  All head coaches are required to attend the coaches' meeting or meet with the league director.  Instruction on general coaching philosophy and principles as well as sport-specific information will be discussed.  Coaches may be subject to a background check.

Schedules

Playing schedules will be available at the Civic Center and posted on this website.

Inclement Weather & Cancellations

In the event of inclement weather and/or questionable field conditions, please call the WP&R Hotline at (402) 443-4500.  The hotline will be updated with an automated message at least 45 minutes prior to games if games are canceled.

Miscellaneous

Participants and their parents/guardians should be aware that there is a risk of injury during participation in Wahoo Parks and Recreation youth sports due to the inherent nature of the activities.  Individuals participate in Parks and Recreation youth sports at their own risk.

Concussion Policy

In compliance with the Nebraska Concussion Awareness Act (LB 260), the Wahoo Parks and Recreation Department has adopted a policy regarding concussions, head injury, and concussed athletes.  Coaches and parents should familiarize themselves with the policy.  Click here to view and download the policy.

Coaches, players, and parents should also visit the DHHS concussion page to view information regarding concussions including approved training, videos, fact sheets, and other resources.  Visit here for more information.

Questions

Contact Bob Schmidt at (402) 443-4174 or email here.

The Parks and Recreation Department offers an After School Program as a convenient service to parents with elementary-age children.  The program provides children in kindergarten through fifth grade a structured, supervised setting after the school day is complete.  The After School Program is available for both Civic Center members and non-members.

Program Objective

To provide a positive, enriching experience for children in the hours after school while in a safe, structured, and supervised environment.  Children in grades K-5 at Wahoo Elementary, St. Wenceslaus, St. John's, and Mead are eligible to register for the program.

Program Format

Weekly activities of the program include swimming, movies, crafts, and organized game days.  There is snack time at the beginning of each afternoon when the children first arrive from school.  Children may bring a snack.  Snacks are not provided.  There is a snack and beverage machine available in the game room for children that bring money to buy those items.  Children are also given an opportunity to complete homework as necessary.

Enrollment

Registration is underway!  In addition to the registration form, parents need to complete the Parental Consent/Medical Authorization Form and an ACH Authorization Form for the automatic payments each month.  All forms are available to be downloaded below:

Registration Form

Parental Consent & Medical Authorization Form

ACH Authorization Form

A waiting list will be maintained once the program has filled.  A non-refundable deposit equaling the appropriate "partial week" fee (below) must be paid at the time of enrollment.  The deposit will be applied towards your first week's payment.

Starting Date

The program will begin the first day of school and is held Monday through Friday with the exception of holidays and any day both Wahoo elementary schools are not in session.  The program also accommodates early school dismissals.  If there is a scheduled early dismissal or an early dismissal due to inclement weather, the program will begin at the time of early dismissal**.

Hours of Operation

School dismissal (including early dismissal**) until 6:00pm.  A late pick-up fee of $5 for each 5 minutes late will be assessed to parents that pick up participants after 6pm.

Location

The primary location for the program will be the Civic Center meeting room.  Participants will also utilize other activity areas of the Civic Center including the gym, pool, game room, and racquetball courts.  In addition, participants may also visit Smith Park and the playground.

Fee Structure

The fee structure for 2021-2022 will be as follows:

Payment is expected for every week of the program (regardless of whether your child attends or not) unless a two week notice is given informing Bob Schmidt of the week(s) your child will not attend.  Automatic payments will be processed on (or around) the 15th of each month.  Any questions concerning the automatic payment procedures should be directed to Cindy at (402) 443-4174.

Non-Attendance

Please notify the Civic Center front desk prior to school dismissal if your child will not be attending the program that day.  To "hold your spot" in the program, the weekly fees must still be paid (regardless of attendance) unless prior approval from the Recreation Superintendent is granted.

Pick-Up Procedure

Only parents and those authorized by parents, in writing at the time of registration, are allowed to pick up children.  Parents may designate additional escorts by submitting written authorization or placing a phone call on the given day to the After School Coordinator as necessary.  These procedures will be strictly enforced.  Parents/guardians also must notify the After School Coordinator when their child will be absent (see above).

Medication/Illness/Injury

Medication will only be dispensed with written consent and instructions from the parent.  Any program participant that becomes ill during the program will need to be picked up immediately.  In the event of injury, staff will perform the appropriate first aid measures including calling 911 and arranging transportation to the hospital if necessary.

Student Conduct

All students enrolled are expected to show respect, follow the rules of the program, and display acceptable behavior.  The After School Coordinator will notify parents of inappropriate behavior.  If gross misbehavior or a repeated violation of the rules occurs, parents will be required to withdraw their child from the program.

Transportation to the Program

Traditionally, Wahoo Public and Mead students have been dropped off the bus at the Civic Center, while St. Wenceslaus students walk from the school with a WP&R staff member.  Parents should check with school officials to see if their school will be dropping off children at the Civic Center during the next school year.

**Early Dismissals

If 5 or more students are enrolled from your school, after school care will be provided for early dismissals.

Questions

Contact Bob Schmidt at (402) 443-4174 or email here.