The state sets the student limit to 15 per class, and we usually have 2 classes per grade level.

The program is funded by the state. It is offered at no cost to students.

Yes, attendance is very important. Since space is so limited, many students are on a waiting list for enrollment. According to state mandates, students who miss four consecutive days are dropped from the program.

Yes, transportation is provided for your child if needed. Please contact Ron Skallet or Sheryll Wheeler at 218-681-7077 to make arrangements or for any transportation changes during the year.

Yes, however, remember that space is limited. We try to give first priority to students who are not currently receiving any special services. If there is still room in a particular classroom or grade level, students involved with Special Education Services can be enrolled.

During the school year, we hold classes after school:

Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:40 - 4:20.

Summer Booster Club is usually held the last 3 weeks of June, depending on the calendar.

Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 12:00.

Please see calendar for actual dates.

Students are referred to the Booster Club by their classroom teacher. Classroom teachers know when students can benefit from our program. They refer students in the fall and spring of each year.