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  • 2024 Cross Country/Track Sessions

    All 7-12 grade athletes are invited to attend these weekly practices at Tiger Stadium with the varsity Cross Country and Track & Field coaching staff. On Tuesdays, athletes will be in groups for sprinting, hurdling, distance running, or throwing. Thursday sessions will be distance running only. No experience is necessary. All interested cross-country or track-and-field athletes are welcome to attend! Varsity Cross Country/Track & Field Coaches Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to run, jump, shuffle, and skip unassisted, follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, and work as a team with their peers. Participants must also have a basic understanding of track and field and cross-country sports.
  • Acupressure & Other Tools For Women 35+

    Online ( Zoom Link) Acupressure is an ancient healing art that can offer great relief, with no side effects, from symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, bloating, headaches, irritability, nausea, insomnia, anxiety and even weight gain. Learn which points balance hormone levels naturally, including thyroid hormones. Acupressure is a wonderful self-help tool that will help you feel your best. We will discuss breathing techniques, nutritional musts, and more. ~ Janice Novak
  • Adult / High School Summer Tennis Drills

    Adult / High School Summer Tennis Drills > adults with experience & JV/Varsity High School players The Summer Tennis Drills program will consist of a variety of doubles, singles, and team games that are guaranteed to give you a good workout. Jake Olson Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket. Players should be able to sustain a rally of 10+ shots from the baseline.
  • Advanced Watercolor Techniques with Kidcreate Studio

    ages 9 - 14 years old Take your watercolor painting skills to new heights with our thrilling advanced art class! Dive into the world of watercolors and uncover exciting techniques that will truly elevate your artwork. This class is tailor-made for students who are ready to take their skills to the next level. As you explore different watercolor techniques, you'll have the opportunity to create breathtaking misty mountain landscapes and a garden of mushrooms and even unleash your inner creativity with whimsical doodle flowers. Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child each day. Kidcreate Studio Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and collaborate with their peers.
  • Advanced/Masters Gymnastics

    Advanced: Gymnasts will learn handsprings, squat-ons, flatbacks, and gain confidence on high beams. Advanced classes are two-hour classes. Gymnasts at this level are recommended to register for 2 - 3 classes per week. Masters: We will advance your gymnastics skills even further. Masters participants will be taught tumbling, kips, and handsprings. Masters classes are two-hour classes. Gymnasts at this level are recommended to register for 2-3 classes per week. Bus information - Please use this information. Bus Transportation for Spring Session #1 and Spring Session #2Your child can ride their regular bus from the Elementary or Intermediate Schools to the High School for Spring Sessions #1 and #2 (3:15 pm classes only). Your child will need to provide the driver a note each day they attend gymnastics to get off their bus at the High School. The note is for your child’s safety and to ensure they go to gymnastics. (Notes for the drivers will be emailed to registered participants with a valid email address on file with Community Education the Friday before classes start).Community Education will have gymnastics staff by door #11 to meet the students and bring them into the gym. More detailed information about this process will be sent out to registered participants one week before the start of the session. Participants must have a valid email address on file with Community Education to receive this information. **If your child misses the class they are registered for; we cannot allow them to make up that missed class by attending another session.**
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  • At-Home Kits & Courses

    At-Home Kits and Courses
  • Babysitting Training

    > boys & girls, ages 11 - 18 Girls and boys ages 11+ will learn the skills and information necessary for caring for infants and children in this American Health & Safety Institute-accredited program. The Babysitting Training program will teach participants how to be responsible, prepare for emergencies, take care of an infant/child, respond to an unconscious victim, CPR, choking management, and basic first aid. Upon successful completion, participants will earn a Babysitting Safety Training certification card. Please bring a pen, paper, snack, and beverage! Shelly Nahan, RN, BSN, PHN Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and be able to collaborate with their peers.
  • Baseball & Softball

    Baseball & Softball
  • Beginners Gymnastics

    The Beginners class is for students in Kindergarten or a higher grade during the 2023-24 school year. Gymnasts will learn the basics of gymnastics. Cartwheels, pullovers, board approaches, and beam basics will be taught. The Beginners class is one hour long. It is recommended that gymnasts at this level register for one class per week.
  • Boys Tennis for Grades 6-9

    > Boys entering grades 6-9 Are you ready to take your tennis game to the next level? This six-week program is geared toward players with some experience and looking to improve their game. Through drills, games, and match scenarios, players will work to refine their strokes and develop a deeper understanding of strategy & court positioning. Timothy Arnold Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to follow a series of directions, demonstrate hand-eye coordination to hold and throw a tennis ball, verbally communicate with peers and coaches, run, shuffle side-to-side, and hold and swing a tennis racket.
  • COR Robotics Program: Intro to Digital Art

    Intro to Digital Art > entering grades 3 - 9 Dive into the captivating world of creativity and technology at our Intro to Digital Art summer camp! This immersive three-day program combines hands-on learning with engaging digital tools, offering a dynamic journey into digital art. Students will explore the fundamentals of digital drawing and apply what they learn to an exciting real-world application. Through a partnership with No Grit No Pearl, students can get their favorite design printed on a canvas or t-shirt, which will get shipped to their house after the camp! Intro to Digital Art is the perfect blend of fun, skill development, and boundless imagination, providing young artists with the tools and confidence to bring their visions to life. COR Robotics Instructors Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to work well with others in a group setting, have an interest in the camp content, follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and be able to collaborate with their peers.
  • COR Robotics Programs: Intro to Comic Creation

    Intro to Comic Creation > entering grades 3 - 9 Embark on a thrilling artistic adventure with "Intro to Comic Creation," an exciting and action-packed experience dedicated to discovering the secrets of comic creation! The Intro to Comic Creation camp is an excellent opportunity to unleash your inner storyteller as the program is designed as a crash course in the captivating world of comics. Delve into the essentials of comic design, where you will learn the art of paneling, character creation, and storytelling. Whether you're a comic enthusiast or a newcomer, you’re in for a one-of-a-kind experience as we guide you through the basics of bringing your stories to life on the page. Ignite your passion for visual storytelling at "Intro to Comic Creation." COR Robotics Instructors Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to work well with others in a group setting, have an interest in the camp content, follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and collaborate with their peers.
  • COR Robotics Programs: Intro to Game Design

    Intro to Game Design > entering grades 3 - 9 If you like playing video games, you’ll love designing them! Trained instructors will teach students how to program their own video games using an engaging program called Kodu. They will create their own world, populate it with characters, and then play the games they create during class. Students will learn important programming skills while having tons of fun, with no prior experience needed! COR Robotics Instructors Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to work well with others in a group setting, have an interest in the camp content, follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and collaborate with their peers.
  • COR Robotics Programs:AeroCode Academy

    AeroCode Academy > entering grades 3 - 9 AeroCode Academy is the most exciting way for students to learn how to program! Using block-based programming tools to command drones, students will sharpen their skills and take to the skies. By starting with guided tutorials, students of all skill levels will find success before implementing their own custom programs. Teams of students will battle their drones in fun and exciting challenges that will teach them valuable 21st-century programming skills, along with teamwork and collaboration. COR Robotics Instructors Program Prerequisites: Participants must be able to work well with others in a group setting, have an interest in programming or drones, follow a series of directions, verbally communicate with peers and instructors, and collaborate with their peers.
  • Child & Babysitting Safety (CABS)

    > boys & girls, ages 11+ This American Safety & Health Institute training program is designed to engage and inform aspiring babysitters. It gives 11 - 14-year-old boys and girls everything they need to know, from getting started to dealing with parents and children to key safety, caregiving, and first aid tips. Course highlights include: Fundamental information about babysitting & creating your business Leadership: You’re in charge, but not the parent Basic Caregiving Skills: Feeding, diapering, holding, safe sleep practices Play Time: Keeping children entertained and active Safety and Injury Prevention: Phone safety, SIDs awareness, environmental, weather, and preventable hazards First Aid/CPR: Recognizing an emergency, caring for an ill or injured victim, wounds & burn care, choking & CPR Students should bring a pen, notebook, snacks, and a beverage to class. Shelly Nahan