Community Education & Recreation

Introducing ... Live Well in 2012!

Community members of all ages and abilities are invited to participate in Live Well in 2012, a new initiative to make healthy living a habit.

Jessica Mella, the district’s nutrition and wellness coordinator, and Clayton Moore, recreation and fitness coordinator, will take turns offering weekly advice throughout the year.

The advice will take the form of simple lifestyle changes people can make that will add up to improve overall health.

Those who chart their progress and turn in the charts will be entered in a raffle to win prizes in month.

Learn more:
Click here to visit the Live Well in 2012 page, where you can see the weekly advice and download progress charts.
Click here for an article about the Live Well in 2012 initiative.

Registration now open for winter session

We’re again offering our popular fitness options from Aquatics to Zumba, as well as opportunities for everyone from toddlers to senior citizens.

New courses include:

• The Art of Bike Maintenance: Learn to perform general maintenance and annual tune-ups, fix flats, make adjustments to brakes and shifting, and repair broken chains, cables and spokes. details

• Football 101: Learn the ins and outs of football as seen from the perspective of a high school football coach, with some game philosophy, explanation of penalties, and film review. details

• Grocery Store Challenge: Visit local grocery stores with dietitian Jessica Mella to find inexpensive, healthy meal options for you and your busy family. details

• Walk N Talk Nutrition Series: Mrs. Mella joins PHS hallwalkers to discuss food and nutrition while getting some exercise.

• 21st Century Politics: Discuss and analyze U.S. political issues, by viewing documentaries, sharing articles and using other means to stimulate thoughts and perspectives. details

• Recycled Sweater Mittens: Turn those old 100 percent wool sweaters into unique, warm mittens. details

• Healthier You, Healthier Baby!: Learn about important health factors for pregnant women, including exercise, nutrition, relaxation techniques and adapting to your body’s physical changes.

• Stop-Motion Lego Animation: Learn how to create a short, stop-motion animated film using Legos. details

• Super Saturday: Parents and children ages 5 to 10 will form teams to compete in football drills. details

• Final Four Saturday: Parents and children ages 5 to 10 will form teams to test their basketball skills. details

• Eastern Movement and Dance: This class will include Tai Chi, Tai Chi Dance and Pal Dan Gum. Movements can be adapted and adjusted for those with any physical challenges. details

• Thriving in the Winter by Having Fun: Pick and choose sessions or sign up for the series of six that will lead participants through a transformation of thought, out of the winter doldrums and into a positive mindset. details

What are we offering?

Click here to see online descriptions of our current general, fitness, aquatic and youth & family courses.

Click here to view or print a pdf copy of our current course listings. A copy was included in the Tuesday, Dec. 13 Plymouth Review Xtra and is available at locations throughout the community.

How can people sign up?

Click here for online registration. By registering online you can pay with a credit card and get immediate confirmation of enrollment.

Click here for a printable registration form.



Community Guide available

We have assembled a Community Guide, a wonderful resource that features updated information about Sheboygan County government, churches, organizations and clubs, and child-care options.

If you would like to be included in future updates, email us at jpiontkowski@plymouth.k12.wi.us, call us at 892-5068, or stop by our office at 125 Highland Ave.

Click here to view or download a pdf of the Community Guide.


Athletic passes available

Make it more economical for you, your family and your kids to attend Plymouth High School sporting events by purchasing an athletic pass. Passes for all home games can be purchased and are good from September through May. They are nontransferable passes.

Another option is a conference punch card, which can be used by more than one person, does not expire and can be used at any sporting event in the EWC conference except WIAA tournament games, such as regionals, sectionals and state.

All passes can be purchased in the Plymouth High School office during normal business hours.

Single-game admission prices: $3 for adults, $2 for students in 5th through 12th grades, $1 for children in kindergarten through 4th grade. Plymouth High School student admission is paid through the yearly activity fee; however students must have their ID with them.

Non-transferable adult home athletic pass $20, non-transferable student athletic pass $10, conference pass (20 punches): $30