Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run
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We are looking at starting a SEA Girls on the Run group for the Spring season. This is for girls in grades 3-5. So watch for more details to come on this.
If you are interested in being a parent coach for Girls on the Run please reach out to Nicole in the front office for the details 763-504-7203.
Who can coach?
Coaches are caring volunteers who bring energy, encouragement, and fun. You don’t need to be a runner – just someone who believes in uplifting the next generation. Training, tools and ongoing support are provided, and many coaches say they get as much out of the experience as the girls do.