2026 Ski Brule West Iron Ski Program

2026 West Iron 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Ski Brule Friday Ski Program

When?            Friday, 4:00 – 7:30 on 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/20, 2/27, 3/6

How Much?  $50:  includes season pass, ski lessons for first three Fridays, ski rental, games & racing.
What If You Snowboard? You are welcome to join the fun if you already know how to snowboard.  Snowboarding lessons are not available through this program.
Sponsor Children:  Are you able to give back to the kids and sponsor a child for this program?  Even if you don’t have children of this age, you can still sponsor a child to learn a sport of a lifetime!
Volunteer Opportunities:  Parents, Aunts, Uncles, Older Siblings & Guardian’s are welcome to join the fun!  You don’t need to be a professional skier – just be willing to help the children and make sure their night is amazing.  You will get FREE Rental & Ticket on the evenings you volunteer.
Bonus:  Children that participate in the Stambaugh Elementary Friday Ski Night will receive a Ski Brule season pass PLUS will receive $15 ski rental when they show their Stambaugh Elementary Ski Brule season pass when renting.
Dinner: Ski Brule will provide a special Stambaugh Elementary dinner for $7.00 during the program.  Children are to bring cash, check or credit card to pay nightly if not paid in advance.

Odds & Ends:
Rental Forms: Participants will need to complete a Ski Brule rental form every Friday and have
signed (2 locations) by their guardian. Rental forms can be picked up at Ski Brule or at
www.skibrule.com. You are welcome to complete a rental form for your child (except the
date & signature) and make photo copies of the form. Then all you have to do is date & sign
for each session.
Early Arrival: Participants are welcome to arrive at Ski Brule Rental Center directly from
school or arriving between 4:00 & 4:15.
Arrival: The night session begins at 4:30 so we’d like the participants ready to ride by then.
Participants should arrive no later than 4:00 at the Rental Center at Ski Brule.
Liability Release: Please complete the liability release for your participants. This only needs
to be done one time and turned in at the first session of the program.
Proper Clothing Includes: winter jacket, snowpants, tall socks that almost reach knees (wool
socks are preferred over cotton), mittens or gloves (not knit mittens or gloves), balaclava or
neck warmer (no scarves), goggles & hat. If you don’t have these items, they are available to
purchase at reasonable prices (special Stambaugh Elementary Friday Ski Night participant
pricing) at Bear’s Den Pro Shop. Ski Brule is hoping to collect donated items for children to
use that don’t already have these items to utilize during the program.
Helmets Are MANDITORY & Included With Rental Equipment
Rules & Behavior Expectations: The rules and behavior expectations as at school are also ex
pected during the Wykon Friday Night Ski Program.
BE SAFE, RESPECTFUL and RESPONSIBLE.
I cannot wait to ski with each and everyone of you! It’s going to be so much
fun! You will learn a sport of a lifetime and have the time of your life! – Mrs. Polich (AKA Colt’s Mom)