Adult and Youth Enrichment and Recreation

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Dexter Community Education
Adult and Youth
Enrichment and Recreation
PLAYGROUPS...p.5
COOKING WITH KIDS...p.9
FIRST LEGO LEAGUE TEAM...p.8
MAKE IT! TAKE IT!...p.9
COMMANDO KRAV MAGA...p.15
WINTER BREAK SPORTS CAMP...p.12
FALL 2016
www.dextercommunityed.com
Registration Opens August 29th
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Table of contents
GENERAL INFORMATION
Info about Youth Programming.........................................................5
Registration Information.....................................................................3
COMMUNITY INFORMATION
Community Resources..........................................................................18
Dexter Senior Center & Nutrition Program...............................17
Facility Rentals.......................................................................................17
POOL INFORMATION
LIFEGUARD TRAINING...........................................................................10, 14
Pool Hours and Fees ..............................................................................4
SWIM LESSONS..............................................................................................4
CHILD CARE INFORMATION
After-School Care .................................................................................7
Early Childhood & Preschool ............................................................6
No-School Day Programs .....................................................................7
YOUTH ENRICHMENT
AFTER SCHOOL Theater ...........................................................................7
ArTS & CRAFTS CLUB ..................................................................................9
Bricks 4 Kidz ...............................................................................................8
Child and Babysitter Safety Class ..................................................8
COOKIES & CANVAS .....................................................................................9
COOKING WITH KIDS.....................................................................................9
FIRST LEGO LEAGUE ....................................................................................8
GINGERBREAD HOUSE PARTY ....................................................................9
HOMESCHOOL ART CONNECTION...............................................................7
Mad Science ................................................................................................8
MAKE IT! TAKE IT! ..........................................................................................9
PAINT WITH RUBY TALULA STUDIO ............................................................9
SCARECROW SNOWMAN PALLET SIGN .....................................................9
YOUTH RECREATION
Baton Twirling ........................................................................................12
BALLET AND JAZZ .......................................................................................12
CREATIVE DANCE .......................................................................................12
Karate ........................................................................................................10
KICKBALL .....................................................................................................12
YOUTH SPORTS
BASKETBALL ................................................................................................10
Cross-Country ....................................................................................... 11
Field Hockey ............................................................................................ 11
FOOTBALL .................................................................................................... 11
GIRLS LACROSSE CLINICS.........................................................................12
SOCCER .......................................................................................................10
VOLLEYBALL ................................................................................................12
WINTER SPORTS CAMP .............................................................................12
TOT PROGRAMS
FAMILY FUN PLAYGROUP..............................................................................5
PARENT-TOT SENSORY ART ........................................................................5
TODDLER TIME PLAYGROUP .......................................................................5
SPECIAL EVENTS
JUNIOR CHEERLEADING CLINIC ...............................................................13
JUNIOR DANCE CLINIC ...............................................................................13
MOTHER-SON JERSEY JAM .......................................................................13
ADULT ENRICHMENT
Dog Obedience (Basic & Intermediate)............................................16
HUNTER SAFETY CLASS ............................................................................16
ADULT RECREATION
Basketball: Men’s & Women’s Rec.....................................................15
COMMANDO KRAV MAGA ...........................................................................15
FITNESS KICKBOXING ROCKS ..................................................................15
KAIZEN KARATE DO.....................................................................................15
RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL ...................................................................15
YOGA (GENTLE YOGA, YOGA FOR ANY BODY).......................................14
Yogilates...................................................................................................14
Zumba...........................................................................................................15
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Dexter Community Education
Director Kim Covert
ext. 1401
Department Secretary Jill Breitag ext. 1410
Building Reservations & Facility Rentals
ext. 1410
Business
Rental Payments, Vendor Payments
ext. 1410
Child Care Payments
ext. 1301
Pool Scheduling ext. 1409
Pool Parties, Lifeguard Scheduling, Classes
Recreational Programming Course Proposals, Instructor Assistance
ext. 1302
Dexter Community Education Office
3060 Kensington, Dexter Michigan 48130
(in the Wylie Pool Lobby)
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am - 6:00pm
Phone: (734) 424-4180
Fax: (734) 426-9515
COMMUNITY ED OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED:
SEPTEMBER 5, NOVEMBER 24 & 25, DECEMBER 23-JAN 2
Jenkins Early Childhood Learning Center
2801 Baker Rd. (734) 424-4180
Front Office
option 5
Attendance Line option 1
School-age Care option 3
Registration information
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PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW WEBSITE: WWW.DEXTERCOMMUNITYED.COM
REGISTER ONLINE STARTING
August 29th:
Log In:
• Click on the “Log In/Sign Up” link, follow
prompts as appropriate.
Find Your Course(s):
• Browse all courses by using the tabs
to select desired category, scroll to the
bottom and click on the courses to read
more.
• If you already know the course number,
type it in the course “search by number”
box. If you don’t know the number,
search by keyword.
Select Course:
• Course descriptions appear at the very
bottom of the page. Select “add to cart”
to enroll.
• The program will prompt you for shirt
size & notes, if applicable.
• Once the course options are complete,
click on either “checkout” or “continue
shopping.”
Pay:
• Pay for courses online using Discover,
Mastercard, American Express, or Visa.
Enrollment is not complete without
payment.
REGISTER IN PERSON, BY MAIL,
OR BY FAX:
• Complete the registration form on the
back of this catalog or pick one up in our
lobby.
• Pay by cash, check, or credit card.
REGISTRATION DEADLINES
Classes are filled on a first come, first-served
basis. Unless otherwise specified, the deadline to
register for class is one week before the course
start date. We may accept late registrations on
a space available basis, please call.
INCLEMENT WEATHER
If Dexter Schools are closed for the day or
dismissed early due to weather, all Community
Education classes and facility rentals are
cancelled for the day.
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
D e x t e r C o m m u n i t y E d ucation offers
students need-based scholarships for most of
our programs to Dexter School District Families.
We offer one per child per catalog. Generally,
students who qualify for free lunch through the
schools qualify for a scholarship of up to $100
for one class; students who qualify for reduced
lunch may be eligible for a partial scholarship.
We may also offer scholarships for families with
special circumstances on a case-by-case basis.
We are not able to offer scholarships for programs
that are not run by Community Education, nor for
classes that do not meet minimum enrollments.
All scholarships require the Director’s approval.
If you register for a class using a scholarship and
cancel less than one week prior to start date,
you will forfeit your scholarship for that semester.
To apply for a Community Education
scholarship, fill out the scholarship application
form (available from our office and on our
website) and return it to our office as soon as
you know you are interested. We will confirm
your eligibility, but hold registration until the class
meets minimum enrollment to run. Your “place
in line” for registration is reserved. When the
class meets the minimum, we will register your
child and send you confirmation of enrollment.
REMEMBER TO
VOTE Nov. 8!
PHOTOS
Community Education often takes photos
or short video of students in our programs.
We use these photos in catalogs, brochures,
and other Community Education or Dexter
Community Schools promotional materials.
We may also post photos on our website, or
social media. We never identify children with
more than their first name, if we identify them
at all. Enrollment in our programs constitutes
acceptance of this policy, unless you inform us
in writing that you would like to opt out. Contact
[email protected] to do so.
PLEASE REGISTER EARLY.
Registration closes when classes
are full. Unless otherwise noted,
classes without adequate enrollment
will be cancelled one week
prior to the start date.
ACCOUNT INFORMATION:
Please ensure that your account
includes your correct email address
and the best phone number to reach
you with last-minute information.
AMERICANS WITH
DISABILITIES ACT
D e x t e r C o m m u n i t y E d ucation
welcomes the participation of everyone. To help
us effectively support your involvement, please
identify your needs for assistance and request
accommodations by calling us at 424-4180. For
appropriate assistance by the start of the activity,
please contact us at least one week in advance.
SCHOOL SPORTS
PAY-TO-PLAY
Parents of middle and high school athletes may
pay team fees through our website. Phone and
walk-in high school registrations go through
the High School Athletics Office by phone:
424-4170 or fax 424-4251.
REFUNDS
If a class is cancelled for lack of enrollment,
we issue full refunds. Refunds for dropping a
class must be requested at least one week
before class begins.There is a $5.00 per class
processing fee for refund requests. There is no
refund, credit, or reduction of fees for any class
missed by a student, including late registration.
A class cancelled by Community Education
because of weather, instructor illness, etc. will be
rescheduled if possible. If a swim class cannot
be rescheduled a swim pass will be issued as
compensation. Class locations: All Community Education classes are held in Dexter school buildings unless otherwise noted.
Bates Elementary, 2704 Baker Road
Mill Creek Middle School, 7305 Dexter-Ann Arbor Road
Cornerstone Elementary, 7480 Dan Hoey Road Dexter High School, 2200 N. Parker Road
Wylie Elementary, 3060 Kensington Street
Jenkins Early Childhood Learning Center 2801 Baker Road
Creekside Intermediate School, 2615 Baker Road (use south entrance)
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dexter community pool
Located at 3060 Kensington Street,
adjoining Wylie Elementary School
•Residents: $3 person, $15 family (5+ people)
•Non-Residents: $3.50 person, $18 family (5+ people)
•All Seniors (55 and older): $1 per person
QUARTERLY SWIMMING PASSES
Fall POOL HOURS
Pool Closures
Sept. 3, 4, 5; Oct. 1; Nov. 5, 12, 13, 24-27
September 5-December 22
Adult Lap Swim
Monday thru Friday 6am-8am
Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8:30am-9:30am
Senior Swim
Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8:30am-9:30am
Open Swim
SWIMMING FEES
Saturdays and Sundays 2:00pm-4:00pm
Value passes may be purchased through the Dexter Community Education
office. You’ll receive a key fob to indicate you’ve paid (we can look up family
members). Passes are prorated once we are halfway through the quarter.
Group
Residents/Non-Residents
Seniors$30.00/$30.00
Individual$40.00/$75.00
Family$50.00/$90.00
Pool rules
• Children under age 14 must be accompanied by a responsible
individual 18 years of age or older.
• All swimmers must shower before entering the pool. Lockers are
available, but please bring your own lock.
• Food, pop and glass containers are not allowed on deck or in the
locker room; plastic water bottles are permitted. Street shoes are
not allowed on deck but you may bring pool shoes if you wish.
• Infants or children still in diapers must wear cloth (not paper)
diapers and tight fitting rubber pants or “Swim Diapers” and are
encouraged to use the wading pool.
SWIM LESSON INFORMATION
Swim students start where they are and move up when ready. If you aren’t sure where your child should be placed, make your best guess and come early to the
first lesson for a quick evaluation. Swim Classes are two-week sessions. This promotes maximum skill development and allows parents more flexible scheduling.
On our website, click on the Youth Programs, then Youth Swim & Dive. Fall Swim courses start in October. We will post a message on Facebook and on our
homepage when those are live for registration.
BLUE GROUP (1)
SKILLS TO LEARN
Water Adaptation
Wall Bobs
Breath HoldingFront Float Glide
Submersion of FaceBack Float Glide
Blowing Bubbles
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
10 Bobs
Front Glide Float/5 secs
Back Glide Float/5 secs
BLACK GROUP (3)
SKILLS TO LEARN
Freestyle Armstroke Sculling
Side Breathing
Somersaults
Backstroke Arms Treading Water
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
Freestyle with Side Breathing /LgPool
Backstroke Width of Large Pool
Tread Water for 1 Minute
GOLD GROUP (2)
SKILLS TO LEARN
Front KickBack Kick
Side Kick
Dolphin Kick
Roll Front to BackStreamline Bobs
Roll Back to Front
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
Front Streamline Kick - Small Pool
Back Kick Hands at Side - Small Pool
Side Kick Across Small Pool
GREEN GROUP (4)
SKILLS TO LEARN
Breaststroke Kick
Breaststroke Arms
Sitting/Kneeling Dive Butterfly Arms
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
25 Yards of Freestyle
Breaststroke Width of Pool
RED GROUP ((5)
SKILLS TO LEARN
Starts off Block Flip Turn
Open Turn
IM Turn
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
50 Freestyle
25 Backstroke
50 Backstroke 25 Butterfly
PROGRAMS FOR VERY YOUNG CHILDREN
FAMILY FUN PLAYGROUP
TODDLER TIME PLAYGROUP
F 9/16-10/21 9:00am-9:45am
F 10/28-12/16 9:00am-9:45am
F 9/16-10/21 10:15am-11:00am #6002-F161
F 10/28-12/16 10:15am-11:00am #6002-F162
Ages: Newborn to 5 yrs
Instructor: Jeni Naughton
Playgroup offers multi-age fun for the entire family.
Weekly themes, free choice playtime, art activities,
sensory table, play-dough, dramatic play, blocks
area, reading space, and practice of fine motor
and gross motor activities. Each class ends with
a circle time that will include music, movement and
bubbles. Playgroup will meet in the Broad Street
Room at the Jenkins Early Childhood Learning
Center. Two six-week sessions. No class 11/11 &
11/25. Location: Jenkins ECLC, 2801 Baker Rd.
Fee: $50/student, $25 for an additional student
in the immediate family, $75 family max.
#6001-F161
#6001-F162
Ages: 24-36 months
Instructor: Jeni Naughton
Toddler time is a new playgroup for children ages
24-36 months. The playgroup will include free
play as well as teacher created activities focusing
specifically on toddler development. Each class
will end in a circle time with stories, movement,
parachute, balls, puppets and of course, bubbles!
Playgroup will meet in the Broad Street Room at
the Jenkins Early Childhood Learning Center.
Two six-week sessions. No class 11/11 & 11/25.
Location: Jenkins ECLC, 2801 Baker Rd. Fee:
$50/student, $25 for an additional student in
the immediate family, $75 family max.
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PARENT-TOT SENSORY ART
Ages: 18 months - 3 years
Instructor Jinelle Sherry has been teaching
art for many years and enjoys working with
and inspiring kids (and adults!) to create. She
enjoyed teaching many of our Dexter students
during the summer art camp and has taught
under the children’s tent at the Dexter Plein Air
Art Festival since 2013. Jinelle has also taught
for Young Rembrandts of Ann Arbor.
A four week session of fun-filled, messy art exploration
for toddlers and a parent or caregiver. Explore texture
and color with bubble art, brush free painting, pasta,
rocks and more!
Location: Wylie Pool Lobby. Fee: $75
W 9/14-10/5 10:30am-12:00pm #3029-F16
INFORMATION ABOUT YOUTH PROGRAMMING
TRANSPORTATION TO AFTERSCHOOL CLASSES
If your child is enrolled in our afterschool care program and s/he takes a class
in their care building, our Class to Care option allows them to return to care
following class.
We do not provide transportation or escorts between buildings for
afterschool classes. If your child takes an afterschool class in a different
building than they attend, they may walk to the building alone as long as this
does not involve crossing Baker Rd. Creekside students who attend afterschool
programs at Wylie, Mill Creek, Bates, or Cornerstone will take the shuttle to the
bus loop behind Wylie and walk from there. Parents of young children (K-2)
may want to practice walking their child to class the first few times, or make
arrangements for someone to walk them regularly. It really depends on each
child’s independence and comfort level. Please inform your child’s classroom
teacher of any afterschool classes they take, so the teacher can remind the child
of the arrangement at dismissal.
LATE PICKUPS
In the event that a parent does not arrive on time to pick up a child from a Community
Education class, the instructor will wait with the student for 5 minutes, then walk
him or her to the Care Room if it is before 6:00pm. Our Program Coordinator
will locate parents. If you know you will be late, please contact our office ASAP
by calling 424-4180, ext. 1302. In the event that a child is not picked up within
60 minutes of class ending without any contact from parents, we must contact
the sheriff’s department per State of MI policy.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Please update your family contact information every time you register for a course.
Pay special attention to your primary phone number and email address. These
are the main ways we contact parents with updates including cancellations,
location changes, or other timely information. We do not have access to the
schools’ student databases.
CHANGES IN PLANS
If your child will not attend a Community Education class as scheduled, please
notify our office in advance by calling 424-4180. Schools do not notify us when
students go home sick or are scheduled for vacation. Absence notification is
especially important with afterschool classes because our staff take attendance
to make sure all students arrive safely from their buildings. If a student doesn’t
arrive as planned, we have to contact the buses and parents to find them.
LAST-MINUTE CANCELLATIONS
In the event that we must cancel a class with short notice, we notify buildings so
the office can make an announcement for staff and students. We also call and
email parents of children in the class. Families should have a back-up plan in place
prior to this happening so the student knows whether to take the bus or go home
with a friend, etc. In the event that a child is left at school after a cancellation, our
office will watch them while we try to contact parents and emergency contacts.
LOST AND FOUND
If your child leaves an item at an afterschool class, please check with that
building’s office first. If the item isn’t there, feel free to call our office to check on it.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION AFTER CARE OFFICE (734) 424-4180
SCHOOL AGE CARE: option 3 JON KEITH, Program Coordinator: ext. 1302
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EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
Dexter Community Education Preschool has been providing
programs for young children from the Dexter Community for many years.
We offer year-round, full-day programs for infants up to kindergarten
aged children, and school year programs for half-day preschoolers.
Our mission is to provide a warm, safe, and caring environment where
children can learn and explore the world around them. We promote
young children’s physical, social, and emotional growth through
developmentally appropriate, child-directed activities and routines.
Dexter Preschool Teachers are Michigan Certified Elementary Teachers.
Full Day Early Childhood Programs
We offer full-day care for children ages 6 weeks through five years
old. Parents may choose between two, three, and five days of
care per week. A full day is up to ten hours between 7am and 6pm;
schedules must be determined in advance. No drop-in care or
switching days. All our programs follow the HighScope curriculum.
For more information about care for a particular age group, as well as
policies, fees, and calendar info, visit www.dextercommunityed.com.
Full-day programs open August 29th for the 2016-2017 school year.
Age Groups:
Infants (0-1) Older Infants
Preschool 3
Preschool 4
Jenkins ECLC 2016-17 Calendar
Full Day Program:
August 29th, 2016- August 18th, 2017
Closed 9/5, 11/24-25, 12/23-1/2, 5/29, 7/3-7/7
Full Day Programs are open on days Dexter Schools are closed.
Half Day Program:
September 6th, 2016-May 26th, 2017
Closed as above, plus any days that Dexter Community Schools
are scheduled to be closed, as well as any days that Dexter
Schools are closed for weather. The DCS 2016-2017 calendar is
available at www.dexterschools.org.
Toddlers
Full-day programs run all year. We enroll children in our full-day early
childhood programs on a rolling basis as space allows. Currently enrolled
families and district employees receive first priority for available spots.
Half-Day Preschool Programs
Our half-day programs for three- and four-year-olds include part-time
and full-time (five half days) as well as morning or afternoon options.
Our school-year programs follow the Dexter Community Schools
calendar and close whenever the schools are closed for weather.
GSRP Preschool
The Great Start Readiness Program is a State of Michigan grant funded
preschool program for at-risk four-year-old students which may be
tuition-free for qualifying families. The program requires children to be
age four by September 1. Risk factors include low income, diagnosed
disability or developmental delay, severe or challenging behavior, nonEnglish speaking household, low parental education, child abuse or
neglect, and environmental risks. Dexter’s GSRP classrooms are part
of our Half Day Preschool Program. For more information about GSRP,
please visit www.washtenawpreschool.org.
Fees
Our fees are published on our website. Payment is due by the 15th
day of the month before care is to occur. Jenkins ECLC offers current
Dexter Community Schools staff a discount on regular tuition rates.
Please inquire at our office for those rates if you are a DCS staff member.
How to Enroll in Jenkins ECLC
We enroll children in our year-round programs on a rolling
basis as space becomes available. If you are expecting an infant
or will be moving to the area, we recommend that you contact us as
soon as possible in order to determine whether we will have space
for your child(ren).
Enrollment Priority for all our programs is as follows: currently
enrolled families, then Dexter Community Schools staff, then the
general public. Currently enrolled school-year families’ spots are not
guaranteed outside of the enrollment period. All openings are filled
on a first come, first served basis within the priority list.
Jenkins Early Childhood Learning Center 2801 Baker Rd. (734) 424-4180
MAIN OFFICE: option 5
ATTENDANCE: option 1
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SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARE
Dexter Community Education Child Care is a support service provided
for working families which includes after school care, non-school day
special programs, and spring break. We specialize in “out-of school time”
enrichment and recreation programs for Young Fives to Grade 6. Our
child care services are licensed by the state and we employ qualified,
experienced, caring staff to offer fun activities specifically designed for
each grade level. Children participate in age-appropriate activities, games,
projects, and indoor & outdoor play. They will have time for reading
and homework by choice, as well as free time to build social skills, and
share interests and talents. We follow DIstrict policies and procedures.
We maintain a safe, nurturing, warm and welcoming environment in all
centers. For complete information on our Child Care programs, policies,
and fees, go to www.dexterschools.org, then Departments and select
Community Education.
After School Child Care Daily Fees:
afternoon fee: $15 class-to-care fee: $7
After School Program: Programs are offered Monday thru Friday at
Bates, Cornerstone, Wylie (for Creekside students, too). Centers open at
school dismissal and stay open until 6:00pm. Parents may choose from
2-5 days of care per week.
Class to Care Program: If class doesn’t begin immediately after school,
Class to Care allows students to stay in their own building with peers in
a safe, fun environment until the class begins for a nominal fee of $7 per
day. Our staff will escort your child to/from their Community Education
class in the same building. Care is available after classes as well, until
Care ends at 6 p.m. Parents sign up for Class to Care only on those days
you actually need it.
To participate in After School or Class-to-Care, please contact Community
Education Specialist Cassiana Castilho-Lima at 734-424-4180, extension
1301. All registration forms must be on file prior to start date.
NO-SCHOOL DAY PROGRAMS
Community Education offers child care on the district’s scheduled no
school days. When school is not in session for either a half or full
day, child care is available for Young Fives through the sixth grade.
Age appropriate activities are planned including: indoor or outdoor
group games, off-site field trips, in-house presentations, craft projects,
movies and lots of other fun! The program is located at Wylie School.
Half day participants from Bates and Cornerstone will be escorted to
Wylie by Care Staff. Creekside students ride the bus to the hub and
walk around to the Wylie entrance. On full days, all students should
be dropped off at Wylie.
If your student is not already enrolled in After Care, or has not already
enrolled in one of the no school day programs since this school year
began, go to the homepage, click on Download CARE forms and
complete/return pages 6-8. Please submit forms for each child.
Space is limited.
We recommend early registration.
REGISTRATION: Go to our Registration page, and click on the Child
Care tab to select program dates. Additional forms are required (Child
Info Record & Health Form) if your child is not currently registered with
our Child Care Program. If a trip is planned a Student Trip Permission
Form is also required. All forms can be found on our website (www.
dextercommunityed.com) under Departments/Community Education.
Fill out one form for each child.
REGISTRATION DEADLINES: Registration forms & applicable
paperwork must be received one week prior to date of program. Late
registrations accepted on a space available basis.
Location: Wylie Classroom 216. Fee: $30/half day, $60/full day
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M 10/31
W 11/9
Th 11/10
F 11/11
half day
half day
half day
full day
YOUTH ENRICHMENT
After School Theater
Grades. 3-6
Director: Jenn Bachman
Do you see yourself on the stage? Have you
always wanted to learn what goes into putting on
a play? Come and join us for Theater Class! We
will be learning all aspects of putting on a show,
from costumes and scenery, to learning lines and
blocking. We will also learn several improv games
and exercises. Join us for a hands on experience
in the theater. The last class will include a show
for parents! Eight weeks.
Location: Wylie Room 503. Fee: $65
F 9/16-11/4
3:15pm-4:30pm
#3027-F16
Homeschool art
connection
Ages 8-12 and 13+
Instructor: Jinelle Sherry (see bio on p. 9)
Explore the great artists and new techniques and
mediums in this foundational art class. A short
history of artists and styles are presented in a fun,
easy to understand format, and includes a guided
project to take home. Four-week class. No class
11/11. Location: Wylie Pool Lobby. Fee: $100
Ages 8-12
F 9/23-10/14 10:00am-11:30am #3030-F161
Ages 13+
F 10/21-11/18 10:00am-11:30am #3030-F162
12:00pm-6:00pm
12:00pm-6:00pm
12:00pm-6:00pm
8:00am-6:00pm
#SPD-Oct31
#SPD-Nov9
#SPD-Nov10
#SPD-Nov11
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
BRICKS 4 KIDZ
Grades K-2
Architecture 101
If you’ve ever gazed up at a sky scraper and wondered
how those towering structures stay upright, or driven
across a bridge and marveled at the engineering
required to hold the weight of so many vehicles, or
asked yourself “why does the Leaning Tower of Pisa
lean?” then you will love this unit. We’ll explore the
architecture and engineering fundamentals behind
some well-known structures such as Dubai’s Burj
Khalifa tower and San Francisco’s Golden Gate
Bridge. Participants will put their building skills to
test as we transform common LEGO Bricks into
architectural wonders. Maybe they will be inspired
to design their own amazing buildings someday!
Five-week class. Fee: $70
Tuesdays at Cornerstone, Room 19
9/20-10/18 3:15pm-4:15pm #3009-F161
Thursdays at Bates, Room 213
9/22-10/20 3:15pm-4:15pm #3009-F163
IMPORTANT
REGISTRATION INFO:
Grades K-2 and Grades 3-4
Instructor: Mad Science
Join Mad Science of Detroit in some Dynamic
Discoveries this fall! Fun, hands-on experiments
and exciting take-homes will introduce your child to
a world of icy experiments, super security systems,
out of this world space travel and more! This fall’s
BRICKS 4 KIDZ
topics include: Watts Up, Magnetic Magic, Science of
Grades 3-5
Security, Dry Ice Capades, Glow Show and Planets
Remote Control and LEGOs
Participants will learn to build things that move using & Moons. Six Weeks. Fee: $100
LEGO wireless remote controls. Each class will
build fascinating and challenging LEGO vehicles, Bates (K-2) Room 211
#3004-F161
inventions, and machines. This learning will translate Tu 9/27-11/1 3:15pm-4:15pm
into understanding how these basic engineering Cornerstone (K-2) Room 20
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principles work in our everyday life. Five-week W 9/28-11/2 3:15pm-4:15pm
Wylie
(3-4)
Room
501
class. Fee: $70
Th 9/29-11/3 3:15pm-4:15pm
#3004-F163
Please register early.
Classes fill on a first come,
first served basis.
Wednesdays at Wylie, Room 407
9/21-10/19 3:15pm-4:15pm #3009-F162
USA Landmarks
Pack your LEGO® bags for a virtual vacation to
some of our nation’s famous buildings. This fiveweek tour will take us from Washington, D.C. to the
lighthouses that dot our coastlines, from New York
City to the Kennedy Space Center. We’ll build some
familiar landmarks using common 2x2 and 2x4 bricks
and discover some not-so familiar facts about what
makes each site special. No class 11/23. Five-week
class. Fee: $70
Amazing Animals of the World
We share the world with animals. If you want to
learn about the weird but true, wild and wacky, gross
and yucky, then this LEGO class is for you! We will
discover the zany biology of our animal friends. Each
class we’ll explore fascinating facts about the animal
kingdom, focusing on a “creature of the day”. Build a
different animal model each class and fill your very
own “Animal Grossology” booklet with crazy and cool
facts you learn, complete with a picture of each model,
to become a certified Bricks 4 Kidz Grossologist!
Five-week class. No class 11/24. Fee: $70
Tuesdays at Bates, Room 215
11/15-12/13 3:15pm-4:15pm
#3009-F164
Wednesdays at Cornerstone, Room 21
11/16-12/21 3:15pm-4:15pm
#3009-F165
Thursdays at Wylie, Room 409
11/17-12/22 3:15pm-4:15pm #3009-F166
Did you know
THAT community
Education offerS
NEED-BASED STUDENT
scholarships?
Details on p. 3
of this catalog.
Application
IS online
MAD SCIENCE
child and BABYSITTER safety
CLASS - CABS
Age: 11 and older (boys and girls)
Instructor: Amy Ticknor
Get ready to babysit! Students will develop skills
in leadership, safety, basic care, first aid, and
professionalism.To enroll, students must be at least
11 years old by class start date. Must attend both
days for certification. Students may bring snack to
class. 2-class course.
Fee: $95
Location: Creekside Room 211
W 10/5 & 10/12 3:15pm-6:00pm
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FIRST LEGO League Team
Grades 4-8, Ages 9-14
Imaginative thinking and teamwork build tomorrow’s
innovators! With adult coaches to guide them,
FIRST® LEGO® League teams (up to 10 members)
apply imaginative science, engineering, and
math concepts, to develop solutions to real-world
challenges. They also design, build, and program
LEGO MINDSTORMS®-based robots to perform
autonomous “missions” on a playing field. Along the
way, they develop critical thinking, team-building,
and presentation skills. Get ready. Get set. Roar! In
the 2016 FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge, more
than 28,000 teams of students age 9 to 14 will look
into the eyes of our ANIMAL ALLIES. What might
become possible when we learn to help each other?
Open House: Organizers are trying to schedule a
meeting for potential participants and their parents
before school begins. Date/time of the meeting will
be posted when scheduled. Location: Creekside
Room 101. Fee: $115, Includes t-shirt.
W 9/14-3/29/17 3:15pm-4:45pm
Check online for most up-to-date info!
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
ARTS & CRAFTS CLUB
Grades: K-3, 3-4, 5-6
Instructor Jinelle Sherry has been teaching
art for many years and enjoys working with
and inspiring kids (and adults!) to create. She
enjoyed teaching many of our Dexter students
during the summer art camp and has taught
under the children’s tent at the Dexter Plein Air
Art Festival since 2013. Jinelle has also taught
for Young Rembrandts of Ann Arbor.
Explore new art techniques and new mediums in
this fun-filled, after school art club! We’ll enjoy a
different mixed media art/craft project each week.
Students may bring a snack and water bottle. Fourweek session. Fee: $80
K-3 at Cornerstone Art Room
M 9/19-10/10 3:15pm-4:45pm
Gr. 3-4 at Wylie Pool Lobby
W 9/21-10/12 3:15pm-4:45pm
Gr. 5-6 at Wylie Pool Lobby
F 9/23-10/14 3:15pm-4:45pm
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#3031-F162
#3031-F163
SCARECROW SNOWMAN PALLET
SIGN CRAFT
Ages 13 and up
Instructor: Jinelle Sherry (see bio above)
Make and take home a reversible Scarecrow
Snowman pallet sign for your entryway or porch. Sign
up with a friend for a fun “crafternoon”! All supplies,
instruction and a special treat from the Dexter Bakery
are included. Location: Wylie Pool Lobby. Fee: $65
Sa 10/1
3:00pm-5:30pm Instructor: Gina Benson
Students will learn basic kitchen skills while trying
out simple new recipes. This is a hands on cooking
class. We will be making snacks like banana bread
muffins and simple meals like spaghetti pizza casserole. All ingredients are included. Students will bring
home a sample and recipe each week. Four-week
class. Please indicate any food allergies at time of
registration. Location: Wylie Room 515. Fee: $75
9/21-10/12 3:15pm-4:30pm
Ages 7-12
Instructor: Hope Vestergaard
After school art workshops for students The fee
includes materials. Students may bring a snack
and water bottle. Each workshop priced separately.
Location: Wylie Pool Lobby. Fee for each: $20
Journal Workshop: customize your very own writing
or art journal with artwork, tabs, and prompts!
Th 9/22 3:15pm-5:00pm #3024-F161
Fairy Door Workshop: Decorate your own Fairy
Door with paint, trinkets, and other items!
Tu 10/25 3:15pm-5:00pm
#3024-F162
Decorative Birdhouse Workshop: Paint,
decoupage, trim, and decorate a small wooden
birdhouse for display!
W 11/16 3:15pm-5:00pm
#3024-F163
Please see p. 13 for
the MOther-Son
Jersey Jam!
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CALENDARS FOR THE
2017 DAddy-Daughter
DAnce:
February 25, 2017!
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Cooking with kids
W
Make it! Take it!
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Cooking with kids - holiday
treats
Grades. 3-8
Instructor: Gina Benson
This “one and done” class will get your child ready
for filling cookie trays. We will be making fudge,
frosted sugar cookies, corn flake wreaths and
sandwich cookie truffles. All materials included.
Students will take home recipes and a sampling
plate of treats. Please indicate any food allergies at
time of registration.
Location: Creekside Room 211. Fee: $30
Sa 12/3 9:00am-12:00pm #3026-F16
paint with ruby talula
studio
Grades 7-12
Instructor: Jinelle Sherry (see bio at top left)
Explore acrylic, watercolor and oil paints on canvas
and watercolor paper. A new painting each week! A set
of paints and brushes included in cost. Six sessions.
Location: DHS Commons. Fee: $100
Sa 10/1-11/5 12pm-2:00pm
#3033-F16
COOKIES & CANVAS
Ages 5-15
The Cookies and Canvas franchise offers
guided painting classes that help participants
learn techniques and gain confidence while
producing a finished 11 x 14 canvas painting
that is ready to display. You can follow their
suggestions exactly, or use them merely as
guides and create your very own, unique
masterpiece. Original paintings are a great
way to decorate your home and make delightful
gifts for family and friends. A blank canvas can
be intimidating -- but this fun, social approach
brings out the artist in everyone. Two sessions:
one for kids only, and another for kids with their
favorite adult. Each event will include a different
painting subject. We provide all painting
supplies as well as a small treat. Please wear
clothes that can get messy! Fee for kids-only:
$35 per participant. Fee: $65 for parent-child,
$25 for additional children w/same parent.
Kids Only (Afterschool) F 10/7 3:15pm-5:15pm
#4015-F161
Location: Wylie Cafeteria
Parent-Child Night Out
F 12/2 6:30pm-8:30pm
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Location: Cornerstone Cafeteria
Gingerbread house party
Grades. 3-6
Instructor: Jinelle Sherry (see bio at top left)
Make your own gingerbread house at our Gingerbread
House Party! We’ll use grahams, gumdrops, candy
canes, licorice, marshmallows, cotton candy and
lots of other sweet treats to build, then decorate our
candy houses. A fresh veggie and real gingerbread
cookie snack will be provided. Location: Wylie Pool
Lobby. Fee: $35
M 11/28 3:15pm-4:45pm
$35 #3028-F16
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YOUTH SPORTS & RECREATION
kaizen karate
Ages: 6-12+
Instructor: Master Lockman Black Belt Academy
Educational and entertaining! Martial arts skills are
paired with life skills to enhance development and
confidence. Skills include discipline, fitness, memory,
balance, control, coordination, and teamwork. Our
academy has partnered with Dr. Robyn Silverman
to offer top-notch character development training in
each class. This character development has been
featured on a number of media broadcasts such as
Good Morning America and The Today Show, due
to her expertise in child and women’s psychology.
45-minute class. Two seven-week sessions. Pick
Tues or Thurs (indicate day in registration notes).
No class 11/15 & 11/17. Fee: $77
Location: 8110 Main St. Dexter, 48130
Tu or Th 9/6-10/20 5:45pm-6:30pm #4009-F161
Tu or Th 10/25-12/15 5:45pm-6:30pm #4009-F162
basketball
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
Ages 15 and up
This class will cover the duties and responsibilities
of a professional lifeguard. Lifeguards keep
patrons safe and strive to prevent emergencies.
Upon successful completion of this course
(including testing), students will be eligible to
work as certified lifeguards. Prerequisites must
be completed successfully on the first day of class
in order to proceed:
• Minimum of 15 years old on 1/2/2017
• Swim 300 yards continuously. Demonstrate
breath control and rhythmic breathing.
• Tread water for two minutes using only legs.
• Complete a deep water retrieval exercise
in 13 feet of water within 1 minute and 40
seconds.
New Certification: $215 (includes mask)
M-Th 1/2--5 9:30am-4:30pm #8007-LG05
Recertification: $75
Th 1/5 9:30am-4:30pm
Location: Dexter Community Pool
Boys and Girls Grades 1-6
The Community Ed basketball program is a developmental activity designed to teach basic basketball skills to
boys and girls in grades 1-6. The program is coordinated by Mike Bavineau, DHS Women’s Varsity Basketball
Coach and the games are officiated by DHS varsity basketball players. The 8-week program is offered midJanuary through early March. The registration fee includes a t-shirt and ticket to a DHS basketball game.
Volunteer parent coaches are an important part of the program. If you’re interested in coaching, please include
your contact info in the registration notes. The Coordinator will contact you if you’re needed. A coaches
meeting will be scheduled in November, date TBA. Fee: $100-$125.
SKILLS CLINIC & EVALUATION: Saturday December 10
y Bird
$100 Earl Fee
Girls at Mill Creek
Boys at DHS
istration
Grades 5-6: 8am-9:15am Grades 5-6: 8am-9:15am Reg
v 30.
ends No
Grades 3-4: 9:30am-10:45am
Grades 3-4: 9:30am-10:45am
ular
$125 Reg
Grades 1-2: 11am-12pm
Grades 1-2: 11am-12pm
ation
PRACTICES: one evening per week M, T, W, Th
(determined by team) at Wylie Gym
GAMES: Saturdays at Creekside and Mill Creek; 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/25, 3/4
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 15
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1 - 15.
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fr m Dec
BASKETBALL CLASS CODES
Boys grades 1-2 code: #7011-F16
Girls grades 1-2 code: #7012-F16
Girls grades 3-4 code: #7014-F16
Girls grades 5-6: code: #7016-F16
KARATE-little ninjaS
Ages: 3-5
Master Lockman Black Belt Academy
Preschool girls and boys will learn about karate and
social skills in a fun-filled environment: discipline,
fitness, memory, balance, control, coordination, and
teamwork. 45-minute class. Seven weeks. Pick Tues
or Thurs (indicate day in registration notes). Fee: $77
Tu -or- Th 9/6-10/20 5:00pm-5:45pm #4010-F161
Tu -or- Th 10/25-12/15 5:00pm-5:45pm #4010-F162
FALL soccer
Ages: 3-11
Instructor: Dexter Soccer Club
These six-week programs give players the opportunity
to work with excellent coaches to learn soccer, practice,
and play games in a recreational manner. Programs
emphasize fun, developmental approach. Kangaroo
Kickers is for ages 3-5. The program aims to develop
soccer-specific skills such as basic motor skills,
balance, coordination, foot-eye coordination and ball
skills. Kangaroo Kickers builds strong fundamental
foundations for physical skills, teamwork and inspires
confidence at a young age in a successful atmosphere
where learning is fun. Dexter Academy is for ages
5-10. Training will focus on developing technical skills
like First Touch, Dribbling, Passing and Receiving,
Shooting and Attacking Skill Moves. The Dexter
Academy program places a strong emphasis on fun,
teamwork, sportsmanship and skills that are vital
components of soccer. Five year olds may choose
either Kangaroo Kickers or Academy. Dress for the
weather. Bring shinguards, size 3 soccer ball, soccer
shoes or sneakers, and a water bottle. All Fall Soccer
is at Dexter High School Varsity practice field west.
Kangaroo Kickers (Sat only) $60
Sat 9/17-10/22 9:00-9:45am
#7001-F16
Dexter Academy Players practice Monday or
Wednesday 5-6pm plus have games on Saturdays
at 10am or 11am. Six weeks.
Dexter Academy (M or W plus Sat games) $125
M 9/12-10/17 5:00pm-6:00pm #7002-F161
W 9/14-10/19 5:00pm-6:00pm #7002-F162
YOUTH SPORTS & RECREATION
cross country GRADES 3-6
Instructor: Sandra Sloan
This program provides an opportunity for your child
to stay active and fit. Students will learn the basics
of running for fitness and working toward distance,
and will advance according to their ability. Each class
will begin with stretching, then walking, jogging, and
running. The program will improve stamina, physical
fitness, and self-esteem. Studies have shown that
physical activity helps the brain function. Students
should bring water bottle and snack.
FIELD HOCKEY
Girls Grades 3-4
Coordinator: Keely Tamer
Dexter Community Education offers field hockey for
girls in 3rd & 4th grade in the fall and spring. Learn
skills: dribbling, passing, receiving and team concepts.
Teamwork is emphasized. Parents are responsible
for providing a stick, shin guards, mouth guard for
practice and games. Field hockey sticks and shin
guards available to borrow on a short-term basis. We
play in light rain. Practice once a week tentatively
scheduled for Tuesdays 5:00-6:15p.
Games are scheduled on Saturdays at the
Cornerstone Field Hockey Field, starting at 9am or
later. Players must wear a sleeveless reversible
maroon and white jersey. Fee options include with
jersey or without. If you’re ordering a jersey, please
order one large enough to wear over warm clothing
when necessary. Fee: $75 w/jersey, $60 w/out jersey
Location: Cornerstone Elementary Fields
T 9/6-10/25 5:00pm-6:15pm #7017-F16
For more information on the Dexter Field Hockey
program, visit https://www.sites.google.com/site/
dextercomedfh/
Did you know
THAT community
Education offerS
NEED-BASED STUDENT
scholarships?
Details on p. 3
of this catalog.
Application
IS online
Creekside students will take the shuttle over to the
bus hub at Wylie. If class is canceled due to weather,
students will be sent home. Please be sure your child
knows what to do if/when class is cancelled due to
weather. Class cancellation decisions are made by
2:30 and announced at school and by email. After
class pick up will be behind Wylie in the bus hub off
Dan Hoey.
A race is included in your fee this fall: The Super Hero
5K will be held at Hudson Mills Metro Park, on October
23th, at 2pm. A Super Hero shirt will be provided at
the race. Location: Wylie Room 516. Fee: $65
M 9/19-10/24 3:15pm-4:30pm
#4005-F16
DEXTER YOUTH Football League
flag football
Grades 1-6
Instructor:DYFL coaches and DCS football staff
Learn the basics of offense and defense in a fun,
active setting. Flag Football games will be held on
Saturdays, beginning September 17, 2016. Exact
dates and times to be announced.
Location: Creekside. Fee: $125
Sa 9/17-10/29 9:00am-12:00pm #7041-F16
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TRAVEL FIELD HOCKEY
Grades 5-6, 7-8
Coordinator: Keely Tamer
Field Hockey for girls in grades 5 and 6 will be a
travel team competing primarily in the Ann Arbor
Rec League. Practices are guaranteed to be
one time per week but will have extra practices
during the season. Practices will be held on the
Cornerstone Field Hockey Field. Games will be
on weekends and held in Ann Arbor. Parents must
provide stick, mouth guard, shin guards, cleats and
transportation. For new players sticks and shin
guards can be borrowed on a short term basis.
Practice Schedule: Weekly practice tentatively
scheduled for 5:00-6:30p on Mondays with the
extra practice to be 5:00-6:30p on Wednesdays.
Practice begins Wed Sept 7 at 5:00p. Fee: $190
Gr. 5-6 Th 9/7-10/26 5:00pm-6:30pm #7021-F16
Field Hockey for the Fall season for girls in
Middle School grades 7 and 8 is a travel sport.
Practices are scheduled 3:30-5:30p, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays, at the Cornerstone
Field Hockey Field. Practice begins the week of
Aug 22. Games are scheduled in September and
October, with the schedule posted by August 1 on
the DCE field hockey website: https://www.sites.
google.com/site/dextercomedfh/Mill-CreekTeams. Most games are within Washtenaw
County with a few exceptions. Equipment:
Parents are responsible for stick, mouth guard,
solid black skirt, shin guards and cleats. Parents
are also responsible for transportation to and from
games. Carpooling has been a common practice
in the past. For new players, sticks and shin
guards are available to borrow on a short-term
basis. Registration fee includes jersey, which will
be distributed before the first game. Fee: $190
Gr. 7-8 8/24-10/20 3:30pm-5:30pm #7022-F16
INFO FOR ALL TRAVEL FIELD HOCKEY
Registration deadline is August 15. Late
registrations may be accepted if space allows,
but the fee will not be discounted. Further
details at https://www.sites.google.com/site/
dextercomedfh/ For more information, please
contact Field Hockey Coordinator, Keely Tamer
at [email protected].
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youth RECREATION & SPORTS
BALLET FOR SPORTS
Age: 8+
Instructor: Rhonda Kendzicky, Member National
Cecchetti Council of America
Skaters, gymnasts, and athletes of all kinds will
benefit from this basic ballet class. Improve strength,
coordination, muscle control, balance, flexibility,
musicality, and quality of movement through ballet
barre, stretching and conditioning exercises, and
stationary and traveling movements. No experience
necessary. Two semesters offered. On the last day of
the first semester, students will present a mini holiday
performance. There is an optional recital at the end
of the second semester each year. A costume fee
for the recital is extra. No experience necessary.
Thirty-minute class. Twelve weeks. No class 11/22.
Location: Bates Gym. Fee: $140
Tu 9/20-12/13 4:15pm-4:45pm
#4003-F161
Creative DANCE
Age: 3-4
Instructor: Rhonda Kendzicky, Member National
Cecchetti Council of America
Preschool girls and boys will learn about dance and
movement through play. Run, jump, turn, gallop and
have fun while enjoying music, improving coordination, and developing social skills. Two semesters
offered. On the last day of the first semester, students
will present a mini holiday performance. There is an
optional recital at the end of the second semester
each year. A costume fee for the recital is extra.
Thirty-minute class. Twelve weeks. No class 11/22.
Location: Bates Gym. Fee: $140
Tu 9/20-12/13 3:45pm-4:15pm
#4002-F161
ballet & JAZZ
Ages: 5-8
Instructor: Rhonda Kendzicky, Member
National Cecchetti Council of America
This class is for new and returning students. Learn
and improve basic ballet positions and movements with
center “barre” and explore some quicker jazz steps
such as pivots, jumps, and turns with more upbeat
music. Dance is a great way to improve strength,
balance and coordination for all sports. Two semesters offered. On the last day of the first semester,
students will present a mini holiday performance.
There is an optional recital at the end of the second
semester each year. A costume fee for the recital is
extra. Twelve weeks. Thirty -minute class. No class
11/22. Location: Bates Gym. Fee: $140
Tu 9/20-12/13 3:15pm-3:45pm
#4001-F161
VOLLEYBALL
Baton twirling
Instructor: Jenney Gordon
Ages: 5 and up
Learn and practice baton twirling skills and routines
set to fun music. Improve hand-eye coordination,
improved flexibility and learn to twirl as a team. Note:
Requires baton which may be purchased ($12-$27)
at first class. Two sessions. Location: Wylie Gym.
Session 1 - Six weeks - $50
Tu 9/20-10/25 3:15pm-4:15pm
Session 2 - Seven weeks - $58
Tu 11/1-12/13 3:15pm-4:15pm
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#4004-F162
Grades: 3-6
Instructor: Angie Scott, DHS Coach
Suitable for new or returning players and is a great
opportunity to begin playing volleyball or improve your
passing, setting and serving skills. Students will be
evaluated and grouped according to skill level. Each
week will include drills and games in a fun, relaxed
atmosphere. Participants should wear court shoes
and comfortable clothing. Creekside students should
ride the bus to the bus hub and walk to the Wylie front
entrance. Location: Wylie Gym. Fee: $75
Th 9/22-10/27 3:15pm-4:45pm
#7037-F16
New! winter sports camp
Grades: K-6
Instructors: DHS Varsity Sports Coaches and Players
Join us during the 2nd week of the holiday break for a new camp led by the DHS varsity sports teams and their
coaches, including basketball, field hockey, soccer, volleyball and more. Each team will teach the basic skills
required to play their sport and organize games for the participants. This will be sold as a four-day camp only.
Hours of operation will be 9am-3pm, Tuesday - Friday. Before and/or after camp care will be sold separately.
Camp fee includes a t-shirt. Lunch provided on Friday. Campers should pack a lunch Tuesday-Thursday
and bring a water bottle and snack each day. Space is limited. Location: Wylie Gym Course # 4038-F16
Tu-F 1/3-1/6/2017 Camp: 9:am-3pm, $175; Before Camp: 7:30-9am, $15; After Camp: 3pm-6pm, $30
GIRLS LACROSSE CLINICS
Instructor: DHS Varsity Players and Coaches
Grades: 5-6, 7-8
Preseason clinics for new or experienced players to
learn the game, improve skills and get in shape for
the playing season. Participants will practice cradling,
passing, catching and shooting and play some games.
Girls will be grouped by age and ability. Equipment
needed: stick and goggles. Mouth guards are
recommended. Some equipment available to loan.
Three separate dates offered. You may register for
any or all of them. Location: Al Ritt Field . Fee: $20
Sunday Sept. 11
Grades 5-6 7:00pm-8:30pm
#7047-F161
#7047-F162
Sunday Sept. 25
#7047-F163
#7047-F164
Sunday Oct.9
#7047-F165
#7047-F166
afterschool kickball
Grades: K-2, 3-4
Instructor: Community Education Staff
Afterschool kickball. Come and play! Stay fit, develop
coordination, and learn social skills. Our instructor
walks students from their building to the Field of
Champions (by bus loop). Parents pick up at the
field— feel free to join us! Students should bring
water bottle and a light snack. Four-week program.
Location: Field of Champions behind Wylie.
Parents may park at bus hub after buses have left;
enter drive off of Dan Hoey Rd. Fee: $35
Wylie (3-4)
Tu 9/20-10/11 3:15pm-4:30pm
Bates (K-2)
W 9/21-10/12 3:15pm-4:30pm
Cornerstone (K-2)
W 9/22-10/13 3:15pm-4:30pm
#4013-F161
#4013-F162
#4013-F163
SPECIAL EVENTS
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JUNIOR CHEERLEADING CLINIC
JUNIOR DANCE CLINIC
Boys and Girls Grades K-6
Instructor: DHS Varsity Cheer Team
Students will work with the Dexter High School Varsity Cheerleaders
to learn a dance, cheer, and many chants, and will perform at a DHS
home football game. Performance will be during the first quarter of
the game with the varsity cheerleaders. Junior Cheerleaders should
wear the junior cheer t-shirts, which will get them free admission to
the game. Other family members will be charged usual admission.Two
practices, one performance. Registration includes a t-shirt. Fee: $50.
Course code: #4016-F16
Boys and Girls Grades K-6
Instructor: DHS Varsity Dance/Pom Team
Learn basic dance/pom techniques (leaps, turns, and kicks) and a short routine taught by the DHS Varsity Dance/Pom Team under the supervision of the
Team Coach. Participants will perform during halftime at a DHS home game.
Participants should wear their junior dance t-shirts, which will get them free
admission to the game. Family members pay regular admission.
Two practices, one performance. Registration includes a t-shirt. Fee: $50.
Practices Tuesday 10/11 & Thursday 10/13
6:00pm-8:00pm
at Dexter High School Cafeteria
Performance Friday 10/14 during first quarter
(game starts at 7:00pm)
at Al Ritt Field
Practices Tuesday 9/13 & Thursday 9/15 6:30pm-8:00pm
at Mill Creek Cafeteria
Performance Friday 9/16 at halftime (game starts at 7:00pm)
at Al Ritt Field
MOTHER-SON JERSEY JAM
Saturday, November 19, 2016
6:00-8:30pm Creekside School
OurThird Annual Mother-Son Dance will happen on Saturday November
19, 2015, in the Creekside cafeteria and gym. This was a popular event
last year, so PLEASE register early. Registration for this event will
close when maximum capacity has been reached, or November
11th, whichever comes first. Mothers and sons will wear their favorite
sports team jersey or sports team gear. Aaron Helber, our fantastic DJ
will play your favorite jams to dance to and we’ll provide several sportsrelated activities, refreshments and more. Professional photographers
from Ideal Photo will be on-site to take Mother Son pictures for an
additional fee.
The doors will open at 5:45p. The event is offered 6 - 8:30pm.
Please wear rubber soled, non-marking shoes.
ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
Son & Mom/Escort $30 Additional Son $5
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ADULT RECREATION
YOGA CLASSES
Instructor: Kimberly Purnell
Anusara-Inspired E-RYT, 200, RYT, 500
GENTLE YOGA
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
Ages 15 and up
This class will cover the duties and responsibilities
of a professional lifeguard. Lifeguards keep
patrons safe and strive to prevent emergencies.
Upon successful completion of this course
(including testing), students will be eligible to
work as certified lifeguards. Prerequisites must
be completed successfully on the first day of class
in order to proceed:
• Minimum of 15 years old on 1/2/2017
• Swim 300 yards continuously. Demonstrate
breath control and rhythmic breathing.
• Tread water for two minutes using only legs.
• Complete a deep water retrieval exercise
in 13 feet of water within 1 minute and 40
seconds.
New Certification: $215 (includes mask)
M-Th 1/2--5 9:30am-4:30pm #8007-LG05
Recertification: $75
Th 1/5 9:30am-4:30pm
Location: Dexter Community Pool
Excellent for beginning students, or those looking
for a very mellow class. Slow-paced and instructive. Relax and renew with steady and conscious
transitions. The use of chairs and props make this
class accessible to most students. Bring mat to class,
other props provided by instructor. No class 11/22.
Location: Cornerstone Gym
Session 1 - 8 weeks - Fee: $100
Tu 9/6-10/25 6:45pm-7:45pm
Session 2 - 7 weeks - Fee: $88
Tu 11/1-12/20 6:45pm-7:45pm
#2001-F161
#2001-F162
YOGA for any “body” LEVEL
Experience the profoundly therapeutic and deeply
strengthening Universal Principles of Alignment of
Anusara Yoga. Level I is for all new students. Level
II is for those who have yoga experience and who
are looking to refine or go deeper into their practice.
Bring mat to class. Two sessions and multiple levels
available. No class 11/22 & 11/24.
Location: Cornerstone Gym. Fees below.
Session 1: Fee $100 (8 weeks) @Cornerstone
Tu (level II) 9/6-10/25 5:45pm-6:45pm #2002-F161
Th (level I) 9/8-10/27 6:00pm-7:00pm #2002-F162
Session 2: Fee $88 (7 weeks) @Cornerstone
Tu (level II) 11/1-12/20 5:45pm-6:45pm #2002-F163
Th (level I) 11/3-12/22 6:00pm-7:00pm #2002-F164
POOL RENTALS AND
PARTIES: See P. 17
FOR DETAILS!
yogilates
Instructor: Kathy Metta
This class is a blend of yoga, Pilates, and fitness
conditioning that develops strength, balance, and
flexibility. Participants also increase stamina, mental
focus, and overall body tone. Busy people love this
class as they can enjoy the benefits of both yoga and
Pilates. All fitness levels are welcome. Please bring
a yoga mat to class. Two sessions available. No class
11/23. Location: Bates Gym. Fees below.
Session 1 - 8 weeks - Fee $80
W 9/7-10/26 7:45pm-8:45pm Session 2 - 7 weeks - Fee $70
W 11/2-12/21 7:45pm-8:45pm
#2004-F161
#2004-F162
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FACEBOOK!
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class information, event
photos, and other news on
our Facebook Page.
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“Dexter Community Education.”
ADULT RECREATION
zumba
Instructor: Karin Rapp
Zumba eliminates the “work” from working out by
combining amazing irresistible Latin and international
music with dynamic yet simple exercise moves using
their unique intermittent training format. The secret
behind Zumba is how the engaging moves motivate
the body to efficiently burn calories, effectively tone
muscle groups, incorporate full range of motion, and
improve cardiovascular system. Once or twice weekly
options: indicate which day during registration. No
class 11/22 and 11/24.
Session 1: Fee: $70/twice or $40/once weekly
Tu,Th 9/13-10/27 6:30pm-7:30pm #2005-F161
Session 2: Fee $70/twice or $40/once weekly
Tu,Th 11/1-12/22 6:30pm-7:30pm #2005-F162
MEN’S REC BASKETBALL
Coordinator: Nate East
Grab your shoes and come to the gym for pick-up
games organized each week with no referees. A
great way to keep active and fit. Must pre-register,
no drop-ins allowed. Bring a white shirt and a dark
shirt each week. Two seven-week sessions. No
class 11/23. Fee: $49
Session 1
W 9/14-10/26 8:00pm-9:30pm Location: Creekside Gym
Session 2
W 11/2-12/21 8:00pm-9:30pm Location: Mill Creek Gym
#2008-F161
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ADULT kaizen karate-DO
FITNESS KICKBOXING ROCKS
Our system provides the most effective martial arts
system for today’s modern society that is easy to
learn - yet provides a complete health system for
both body and mind. 1-hour class. Choose Tues OR
Thurs. Nine weeks. No class 11/15 & 11/17. Fee: $77
Develop muscle tone while punching and kicking
the bags for some resistance training. Participants
will also benefit from a few strengthening exercises
toward the end of each class. Finally, the class will
finish with a yoga-style cool down stretch that will
decrease soreness, increase flexibility, and tone
muscles. Two seven-week sessions.
No class 11/15 & 11/17. Fee: $70
Instructor: Master Lockman Black Belt Academy
Our Adult classes are based on our instructors
certifications and experience in several martial arts
including Choi Kwang-Do, Tae Kwon Do and Brazilian
Jui-Jitsu. Our style of teaching is an exciting and
innovative approach to martial arts that combines
all of the positive aspects of traditional martial arts such as character development and positive mental
attitude - with a training system that is pure innovation!
T or Th 9/6-10/20 6:30pm-7:30pm #2009-F161
T or Th 10/25-12/15 6:30pm-7:30pm #2009-F162
Instructor: Master Lockman
This aerobic style kickboxing is an absolute must for
anyone looking to mix up his or her workout routine.
All of the punches, kicks, and strikes that you will
receive personal instruction for, will be utilized to get
a total-body workout. Use full range of your entire
body while performing the different techniques and
routines in this heart-pumping workout.
T, Th 9/6-10/20 7:15pm-8:15pm
T, Th 10/25-12/15 7:15pm-8:15pm
#2015-F161
#2015-F162
Location: Master Lockman’s Black Belt
Academy, 8110 Main Street Dexter MI 48130
Registration closes
when class is full
or one week prior to
start date.
#2008-F162
ADULT REC VOLLEYBALL
Looking to play some volleyball on the weekend?
Come to the gym for a couple of hours of pickup
volleyball and great exercise to start off your
Saturday. For intermediate level players and above.
Must register in advance. No drop-ins allowed. No
class 11/26. First Session: seven weeks. Fee: $56
Second Session: six weeks. Fee $48
Session 1
Sa 9/10-10/22 10:00am-12:30pm #2017-F161
Location: Wylie Gym
Session 2
Sa 11/5-12/17 10:00am-12:30pm #2017-F162
Location: Wylie Gym
WoMEN’S REC BASKETBALL
Coordinator: Alison Bishop
Make a standing date to come to the gym for
loosely organized, no referee pick-up games. Must
pre-register, no drop-ins allowed.
First Session: six weeks. Fee: $42
Second Session: seven weeks. Fee $49
Session 1
M 9/19-10/24 8:00pm-9:30pm #2007-F161
Location: Creekside Gym
Session 2
M 11/7-12/19 8:00pm-9:30pm #2007-F162
Location: Mill Creek Gym
COMMANDO KRAV MAGA
Instructor: Art Joslin
Commando Krav Maga (CKM) prepares you for the
unexpected with self defense techniques that can be
utilized effectively under pressure, including weapon
disarming, knife defense, ground survival, striking and
more! CKM is not a traditional or sports based mixed
martial art. CKM is designed primarily for self defense
street survival where there are no competition rules or
regulations. This program is coed and open to ages 14
and up. Two seven-week sessions available. Fee: $70
Location: Cornerstone Elementary School Gym
Session 1
M 9/12-10/24 7:00pm-8:30pm
Session 2
M 11/7-12/19 7:00pm-8:30pm
#2016-F161
#2016-F162
16 adult enrichment
DOG OBEDIENCE BASIC
Registration
closes
HUNTER
SAFETY
CLASS
when class is full
A hunter
safety week
certificateprior
is required
or one
toif
you were born
after
January
1,
1960
and
start date.
want to purchase a Michigan hunting
license, are planning an out-of-state
hunting trip or interested in joining the
DHS Clay Target League.
The online portion of the course is
available on the DNR website www.huntered.com/michigan/ Study the course
material and pay $24.50 once you’ve
passed. Print a copy of your certificate
and bring it with you on Field Day.
After that, register and pay $10 to
Community Ed for the field day
instruction. Pick up instructional
material at the Community Ed office, 3060
Kensington.
Firearms are provided on field day. Do not
bring your gun to the class. Bring a sack
lunch and beverage or purchase lunch on
your own.
Field Day Schedule
Morning session at Creekside School
cafeteria: 2615 Baker Road in Dexter.
Afternoon session at Ann Arbor
Moose Sportsman’s League, 10101 N.
Territorial Road in Dexter.
Breaks every hour:
8:30 - 11:30 instruction and review
11:30-12:30 test
12:30-1:30 lunch on your own
1:30-4:30 or 5:00 at the range
Instructor: Jeremy Montange
Discover proven methods to deal with issues such
as separation anxiety, aggression, fear and defiance.
Class focuses on basic obedience and socialization.
Caters to dogs 12 weeks to 12 years old. Upon
completion, your dog will walk beside you, sit when you
stop walking, complete two-minute sit-stay, lie down
on own and stay for three minutes, and come when
called. Include in notes at registration checkout dog’s
breed, age, and name. Bring correctly fitting training
collar to class (depends on dog, will be discussed at
first class). Dog owner should be 14 years or older.
Kennel cough and bordatella vaccines recommended.
Fee: $100
Session 1: Six classes
M 9/12-10/17 6:00pm-7:00pm
M 11/7-12/12 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1010-F161
#1010-F162
DOG OBEDIENCE INTERMEDIATE
Instructor: Jeremy Montange
For dogs who have passed Basic Obedience. Gain
your dog’s respect and control him/her in social
settings. Review the basics and learn new commands:
down from the side, down in motion, sit from a down
place, and time permitting, some off-lead training.
Please include in notes at registration checkout dog’s
breed, age and name. Bring correctly fitting training
collar to class (depends on dog). Dog owner should
be 14 years or older. Kennel cough and bordatella
vaccines recommended. Bring correctly fitting training
collar to class.
Fee: $100
M 9/12-10/17 7:15pm-8:15pm
M 11/7-12/12 7:15pm-8:15pm
#1011-F161
TEACH A CLASS
FOR
COMMUNITY ED!
We ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR
NEW COURSE CONTENT,
AS WELL AS EXPERIENCED
SWIM INSTRUCTORS.
PROPOSE AN AFTERSCHOOL
CLASS FOR STUDENTS OR AN
EVENING/WEEKEND CLASS FOR
ADULTS. PROPOSAL FORM IS ON
OUR WEBSITE.
HAVE FURTHER QUESTIONS?
CONTACT JON KEITH,
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
424-4180 ext. 1302
#1011-F162
Sunday, 9/18
8:30am-5:00pm
FACILITY RENTALS
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RENTING DCS FACILITIES
THEATER RENTALS
Outside of regular school hours, DCS school buildings and grounds
facilities are available for public use. The Community Education Office
handles all facility reservations: classerooms, gyms, cafeterias, media
centers, sport fields, playgrounds, pools, and parking outside of school
hours. Centralized booking enables us to ensure all programs have the
space/support they need and allows us to maximize facility usage.
Dexter Community Schools has an outstanding theater available
for rent when not in use by school groups:
• The Dexter Center for the Performing Arts (CPA)* at DHS is
appropriate for conventions, conferences, concerts, theatrical
productions, and large meetings. Seats 826
• The CPA is generally available from Sept-Mid-June M-F from
3pm-10pm; Sat/Sun 7am-10pm; summer 7am-10pm daily.
How do I reserve a facility for my activity? On our home page, click
the Facility Use Forms and Guidelines link in the left side menu. Use
the Facility Calendar tab at the top of the page to first check to see if
the space you need is available. (Filter by building or type of space for
easier browsing). Fill out the appropriate Facility Use Form and send it
in via mail, email, fax (734-426-9515), or bring it to our office. Requests
must be turned in at least 15 days before the date requested: life guard
and custodian/grounds crew schedules are assigned a week in advance.
How much will my rental cost? Cost depends on the location, duration
of the event, and whether any special services are required. Our fee
schedule is posted on our website.
Who has priority in making reservations? School district facilities will
be reserved on a space available basis according to the following priority:
1. DCS Academic programs
2. DCS Athletic Department events
3. Community Education programs and events
4. Public Rentals: Dexter community organizations, clubs, and
residents, then non-local organizations, clubs, and non-residents.
• Further info and facility request forms are on our website.
Effective fall, 2016: Copeland Theter is no longer available for
performances.
POOL PARTIES and RENTALS
The Dexter Community Pool may be rented for private events for groups
or individuals when not in use by school groups or Community Education.
Group rental fees depend on the size of the group and space needed,
contact us for more information.
Open Swim Parties: $100 during existing open swim hours. Includes
two hours of swimming and the use of our hospitality room.
Private Parties: $180 for private parties. Includes lifeguards, two
hours of swimming, and the use of our hospitality room.
To request a pool party, please first check the Facility Calendar on our
website for availability. Click on the Pool Information Tab and scroll to the
bottom for the Pool Request Form. Submit requests no later than 2 weeks
in advance to ensure that we can provide adequate staffing.
SENIOR CITIZEN INFORMATION
Dexter Community Education Office Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am - 6:00pm
3060 Kensington, Dexter Michigan 48130
(in the Wylie Pool Lobby)
The Dexter Senior Citizens Center is a community resource open to all seniors 55
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Phone: (734) 424-4180
Website: www.dextercommunityed.com
Fax:
(734) 426-9515
years of age and older in Dexter and
the surrounding
areas. The Center is located
Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8:30am Water Workout*
9:00am Yoga
10:30am Exercise
12:00pm Beginner Dulcimer
12:30pm Pinochle
9:00am Strength Training
11:00am Conversational French
12:30pm Seated Fitness -AND- Pinochle
1:00pm Computer Club (1st & 3rd Tues.)
10:30am Chair Yoga
12:00pm Monthly Birthday Party 3rd Wed.
12:30pm Board Games -AND- Pinochle
1:30pmBridge
9:00am Strength Training
9:30am Euchre
10:00am Dulcimer Group
12:30pm Scrabble - AND- Pinochle
12:30pm Needle Arts Group
1:00pm Mah Jongg
10:30am Exercise
12:30pm Cards
at 7720 Ann Arbor St. in the old Copeland School. Annual membership fee is $20 or
you may pay a $3 daily drop-in fee.
The Center is open Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 3:00 pm. The Center
hosts a variety of regular activities and special programs in order to meet the needs
of our seniors.Visit our website at www.dexterseniors.org or call 734-426-7737
for our full calendar of activities and programs.
*Water Workout is held M-W-F from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at the Dexter Community Pool.
Purchase a pass for Water Workout at the Community Education office located in
the lobby of the Pool.
Senior Nutrition Program (Ages 60 & Older)
Lunch is served Monday through Friday at the Dexter Senior Center. Menus are available
one month in advance and can be picked up at the center or clipped from the Dexter
Senior Newsletter.
The meal includes a meat or fish, vegetables or fruit, bread, potatoes, and dessert. A
reservation is required one day in advance. The recommended donation for the meal is
$3.00 for ages 60 and older or $5.50 for ages 55-60. This is a great opportunity to get
together with friends to enjoy an inexpensive meal in a congenial atmosphere.
If you or a friend or family member are currently homebound, delivered meals are also
available. Community volunteers support this program with their time and kindness.
For info on meals or to volunteer as a meal driver, call Wendy Smith at 734-426-7737.
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Athletic Booster Club of Dexter (ABCD)
A community organization that supports DCS athletic
teams with fundraising and community projects. Public
welcome; each HS team has at least one representative
on the Board. Meetings are the 3rd Wed. of every month
(except July) at 7:00pm in the DHS Media Center. For more
information, contact Regina Bell at [email protected].
DEXTER FAMILY SERVICES
Provides temporary help for persons in need in the
Dexter School District. Questions, call Susan Walsh
at 734-426-2464.
DEXTER FARM TO SCHOOL
BOY SCOUTS
Dexter Farm to School is a non-profit organization
dedicated to connecting students to local farmers and
locally produced food. www.dexterfarmtoschool.org
DEXTER AMERICAN LEGION POST 557
Discuss Community issues; hosted by former State Rep.
John Hansen and retired Circuit Court Judge Karl Fink.
1st and 3rd Sat. of each month, 8:30am at Dexter Wellness
Center. For more info call John Hansen: 734- 426-3337.
The Dexter Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts meet at various
times and places in the Dexter area. For information call:
The Boy Scouts of America, Great Sauk Trail Council
at 734-971-7100. www.gstcbsa.org.
Meets at 8225 Dexter-Chelsea Road at 7:30 p.m. on the
first Thursday of each month. Sons of the American
Legion meets 2nd Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Contact: Larry
Stalker at 734-426-8499. Auxiliary meets at 7:00 p.m. on
3rd Wednesdays of each month, except August & January.
DEXTER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
An association of area businesses whose mission is
to promote business activity, improve our community
and sponsor events. Office: 3074 Baker Rd, Dexter. Call
734-426-0887 or email [email protected].
DEXTER AREA HISTORICAL Society
The Board of Directors meets monthly at the Dexter Area
Museum at 3443 Inverness St. Membership Meetings are
held in the spring and other times as arranged. Visit www.
dextermuseum.org for calendar of events and meetings.
DEXTER COMMUNITY AQUATIC CLUB (DCAC)
Competitive swimming for ages up to and through high
school. For information, visit www.dcacswimming.org
or email [email protected]
DEXTER COMMUNITY BAND
The Dexter Community Band meets Thursday nights,
www.dextercommunityband.org. For questions call Karla
Linkner at 734-426-2734 or email [email protected].
DEXTER COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA 
Amateur symphony orchestra performs three concerts
each year. Rehearses Wednesdays from 7-9 pm at Dexter
High School. For more info, call 734-726-0070 or visit
www.dextercommunityorchestra.org.
DEXTER COMMUNITY PLAYERS
Performing Arts group of local residents who enjoy
theater. Winter and Summer productions. For more info,
734-726-0355 or visit www.dextercommunityplayers.com.
DEXTER CO-OP NURSERY
A non-profit nursery school for 3 to 5 yr. olds offering
developmentally appropriate-activities and interactive
play. Parents choose a level of participation that is
appropriate for them or their child. 734-426-2491.
DEXTER DISTRICT LIBRARY
The library provides books, magazines, movies, music,
internet access, meeting space, and enrichment
programs for all ages. Open 7 days a week, the library
is a central hub for life-long learning and reading
appreciation. www.dexterlib.mi.us 734-426-4477
DEXTER FORUM
FAITH IN ACTION
Faith in Action is a faith-based community resource for
emergency help with utilities, food, eviction prevention,
clothing, and medical equipment. Call Doug or Nancy
734-426-7002 or email [email protected].
www.faithinaction1.org 7931 Grand St. Wed. 12-7 pm.
FRIENDS OF DEXter DISTRICT LIBRARY
Providing support to the Dexter Library. Looking for
volunteers, advocacy and donations. Please contact
734-426-4477 for further information.
GIRL SCOUTS
DEXTER GARDEN CLUB
Girl Scout troops meet at various times and places in
the Dexter area. Open to any girl in grades K-12. For
more info call 1-800-49-SCOUT or email www.gshom.org
DEXTER Heritage Guild
A support and education group for Grandparents raising
grandchildren. For more info call Christine Rockwood,
734-712-3774.
Meets 2nd Tuesday of the month 7:00 p.m. at Dexter
Senior Center. Find us on Facebook: search for Dexter
Garden Club. For more information call 734-424-2580.
GRANDPARENTS/RELATIVES AS PARENTS
Meets at the Dexter Area Museum, 3443 Inverness,
the 3rd and 4th Wednesday of each month at 9am to
make items for the Christmas Bazaar (first Saturday of
December). Profits support the Dexter Museum. New
members and volunteers are welcome. 734-426-0973.
LIONS CLUB
DEXTER High school alumni association
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers)
The Association represents all Dexter graduates through
activities including the annual Alumni Banquet in June.
Provides assistance to Class Reunion Committees and
each spring selects members of the Senior Class to
receive Alumni scholarships. For more information, visit
www.dexteralumni.org or call Jim Smith 734-426-8885.
dexter Lacrosse club
Programs available fall and spring. For more information
call 734-426-7057 or visit www.dexterlacrosse.com
DEXTER SOCCER CLUB
Programs available fall, and spring for U6-HS. For more
information visit www.dextersoccerclub.com.
DEXTER YOUTH FOOTBALL (Grades 3-8)
For information call Matt Parachek, 734-426-7055 or visit
www.dexteryouthfootball.com.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT GROUPS
Support groups for women who are or have been in
an abusive relationship. Advocacy and counseling for
survivors of domestic violence. Safe House Center for
domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
Online: www.safehousecenter.org.
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION OF DEXTER
Non-profit group organized in 1984 for the enrichment
and benefit of students enrolled in Dexter Community
Schools. Its goal is to provide financial support for
innovative and creative educational projects that cannot
be funded by the school district. www.efdexter.org
EXCELLENCE FOR DEXTER STUDENTS
Dedicated to raising sustaining support for DCS
educational programs, E4DS meets the 3rd Tues of the
month, 7:00 p.m. at Copeland Board Room. They’re
on Facebook: E4DS Founation. Email: [email protected]
Fellowship and community service with an emphasis on
sight conservation activities. Meets at Dapco Products
cafeteria at 6:45 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of
the month. Email [email protected].
A support community for moms. Meets every other
Thursday at Dexter United Methodist Church from September thru may. Child care provided. For more info call
Crystal 734-353-8194 or email [email protected].
REBEKKAHS
Meets first and third Monday of each month. Call Barbara
Wing 734-662-0994 for more information.
ROTARY CLUB
Meets at Terry B’s, 7954 Ann Arbor St., Dexter at 7:30
a.m. every Thursday. For membership questions call
John Hansen 734- 426-3337 or visit www.rotarydexter.org.
SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR
Meets at the VFW Hall, 3230 S. Wagner Rd., 7:00 pm
4th Monday of the odd numbered months and May 30.
For more info contact: William R. Hart at 734-662-0494
ST. ANDREWS quilting group
Quilters and non-quilters who make quilts for Mott
Children’s Hospital. Meets Thursdays, 9am-11am at St.
Andrews United Church of Christ in the Sunday School
rooms, 7610 Ann Arbor Road. Questions? Call Elaine
Owsley at 734-426-4980 or email [email protected].
TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly)
Lose weight, have fun, find friends! Please come for a
visit and bring a friend. Meets Wednesdays at 7 pm at
the Dexter Senior Center, 7720 Ann Arbor Street.
Webster Township NeiGHBORHOOD WATCH
www.WebsterNeighborhoodWatch.homestead.com.
Email [email protected].
Ready for a
SRSLY Fun Fall?
Upcoming Events
-Youth Meetings every
other Thursday at Mill
Creek Middle School
-Monthly Coalition Meetings
2nd Thursday of the Month
-SRSLY Kickoff Rally at DHS vs Ypsilanti
Football Game- September 16
-SRSLY Week- September 26-30
-Town Hall Meeting- September 29
-What's your Anti-Drug Contest? October 2016
Check out our website for locations and dates:
www.srslydexter.org/calendar
A community coalition established
to prevent destructive behavior in
Dexter youth, with support from
St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea, the 5
Healthy Towns Foundation and the
Drug Free Communities Support Program.
Non-Profit Org.
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Dexter, MI
Dexter Community Schools
7714 Ann Arbor St.
Dexter, Michigan 48130
FALL 2016 REGISTRATION
How to register for a class:
Online:
Mail:
If you have taken Community Education classes before and know your password, you can register online. Log in using your email and password
at: www.dextercommunityed.com. If you can’t remember or retrieve your password, call us for help. Online registrations are charged by Visa,
MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. If you are new to our classes, you can set up your account online. Go to www.dextercommunityed.com
and click on “Log In/Set Up Account.” If you have questions, don’t hesitate to call us for assistance. NOTE: Registration closes when class is full or
one week before class start date unless otherwise noted. After that, please call 734-424-4180 for class availability. Classes that don’t meet minimum
enrollment are canceled.
Complete this form and send with completed charge information, check or money order payable to Dexter Community Education to:
Fax (charge only):
In Person:
Dexter Community Education, 3060 Kensington St., Dexter, MI 48130.
Complete this form and fax to 734-426-9515; include American Express, Discover, Visa, or MasterCard information and signature.
Bring this completed page to the Community Education office, located at 3060 Kensington, Dexter, in the lobby of Dexter Community Pool.
Payment is required at time of registration.
Phone 734-424-4180 www.dextercommunityed.com
Fax 734-426-9515
Notification: Plan to attend your first class session as scheduled in this brochure. No further notification will be given unless the class is canceled or full.
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Dexter Community Schools guarantees access to all classes, programs, activities and services without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, marital status, handicap,
origin or ancestry. Dexter Community Schools is an equal opportunity employer.

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