Adult and Youth Enrichment and Recreation

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Dexter Community Education
Adult and Youth
Enrichment and Recreation
SUMMER CAMPS!
pages 9, 13
CAMP DEXTER!
page 18
SPRING-SUMMER 2016
www.dextercommunityed.com
Registration Opens March 28th
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Table of contents
GENERAL INFORMATION
Info about Youth Programming.........................................................7
Registration Information.....................................................................3
Registration Form.................................................................................20
COMMUNITY INFORMATION
Community Resources..........................................................................19
Dexter Senior Center & Nutrition Program.................................4
Facility Rentals.......................................................................................18
POOL INFORMATION
LIFEGUARD TRAINING...................................................................................5
Pool Hours and Fees ..............................................................................4
SWIM LESSONS..............................................................................................5
CHILD CARE INFORMATION
After-School Care .................................................................................6
Early Childhood & Preschool ............................................................7
No-School Day Programs .....................................................................6
YOUTH ENRICHMENT
Art Camp ......................................................................................................9
Board Games ..............................................................................................8
Bricks 4 Kidz ............................................................................................8,9
CAMP DEXTER .............................................................................................18
Chess ............................................................................................................8
Child and Babysitter Safety Class ..................................................8
Circus Camp ...............................................................................................9
Cookies and Canvas.................................................................................8
Intro to Pageant Modeling .................................................................8
Mad Science .............................................................................................8,9
Nutty Scientists ...................................................................................8,9
Princess Camp ...........................................................................................9
Safety Town ...............................................................................................9
Theater Camp .............................................................................................9
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YOUTH RECREATION
Baton Twirling ...................................................................................12,13
Cross Fit for Kids ................................................................................. 11
Hip Hop Funk .............................................................................................12
Horseback Riding ..................................................................................10
Kaizen Karate ..........................................................................................10
Kids Yoga ...................................................................................................12
LEAPS, TAPS & TURNS ...............................................................................12
LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS ..................................................................12
LITTLE NINJAS KARATE ..............................................................................10
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE ..............................................................12
YOUTH SPORTS
BASKETBALL ................................................................................................13
Cross-Country ....................................................................................... 11
Field Hockey ....................................................................................... 11,13
FOOTBALL ....................................................................................................13
SOCCER ..................................................................................................10,13
TENNIS .................................................................................................... 11,13
VOLLEYBALL ...........................................................................................12,13
ADULT ENRICHMENT
Allocating Your 401k for Retirement ..........................................16
Dog Obedience (Basic & Intermediate)............................................17
Estate Planning.......................................................................................16
Life Insurance..........................................................................................16
Medicare & You: Changes to Expect...............................................16
Paying for Long-Term Care................................................................16
PHOTOGRAPHY (DIGITAL)...........................................................................16
Protect Your Assets from the Costs of Long Term Care....16
RETIREMENT INVESTING, RISK MANAGEMENT..................................16,17
ADULT RECREATION
Basketball: Men’s & Women’s Rec.....................................................15
BOATER SAFETY..........................................................................................15
CrossFit ....................................................................................................14
Fossil Fitness ..........................................................................................15
Kaizen Karate-Do ....................................................................................15
KICKBOxing fitness ................................................................................15
PRENATAL YOGA, Restorative Yoga/ Yoga for Any Body...........14
Yogilates...................................................................................................14
Zumba...........................................................................................................15
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:
MAY 30, JULY 4, SEPTEMBER 5
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
March 28th:
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 MAY 3rd!
Special Education Info
available on the
WISD Website
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
Copeland Theater/Administrative Office, 7714 Ann Arbor Street
Jenkins ECLC 2801 Baker Road
Creekside Intermediate School, 2615 Baker Road (use south entrance)
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dexter community pool
3060 Kensington Street, adjoining Wylie Elementary School
SWIMMING FEES
SPRING/SUMMER POOL HOURS
•Residents: $3 person, $15 family (5+ people)
•Non-Residents: $3.50 person, $18 family (5+ people)
•All Seniors (55 and older): $1 per person
Pool Closures
4/30, 5/7, 7/4
April 1-June 12
QUARTERLY SWIMMING PASSES
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
Adult Lap Swim Only: Mon-Fri 6am-8am
Open Swim: Sat & Sun 2:00pm-4:00pm*
June 13 -- August 21
Adult Lap Swim
Monday thru Friday 6am-8am
Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8:30am-9:30am
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.
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Senior Swim
Monday/Wednesday/Friday 8:30am-9:30am
Open Swim
Saturdays and Sundays 12:00pm-4:00pm*
*extended Open Swim dates: 4/23 12-6:30pm; 4/24 9am-4pm;
5/14 12-6:30pm, 5/15 9am-4pm; 6/11 12-6:30pm; 6/12 9am-4pm;
7/9 12-6:30pm; 7/10 9am-4pm; 7/23 12-6pm;
7/24 9am-4pm; 8/20 12-6:30pm; 8/21 9am-4pm
SENIOR CITIZEN INFORMATION
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
The Dexter Senior Citizens Center is a community resource open to all seniors 55
years of age and older in Dexter and the surrounding areas. The Center is located
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 Director Wendy Smith at 734-426-7737.
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swim lessoNS
SWIM SKILL GROUPS
LEARN TO SWIM CLASSES
BLUE GROUP
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
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.
GOLD GROUP
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
BLACK GROUP
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
GREEN GROUP
SKILLS TO LEARN
Breaststroke Kick
Breaststroke Arms
Sitting/Kneeling Dive Butterfly Arms
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
25 Yards of Freestyle
Breaststroke Width of Pool
RED GROUP
SKILLS TO LEARN
Starts off Block Flip Turn
Open Turn
IM Turn
ADVANCEMENT SKILLS
50 Freestyle
25 Backstroke
50 Backstroke 25 Butterfly
POOL RENTALS AND
PARTIES
Our pool is available for rental
for private events. Please see
p. 18 of this catalog for
information about renting the
pool for groups, clubs, or parties.
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
4- means 4 yrs and younger ;
5+ means 5 yrs and up
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 6/13/2016
• 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 6/13-16 9:30am-4:30pm #8007-LG04
Recertification: $75
Th 6/16 9:30am-4:30pm
Location: Dexter Community Pool
May 2, 4, 9, 11 Mon & Wed
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm
Blue & Gold (5+) 6:00-6:30pm
Black 6:30pm-7:00pm
Green & Red 7:00pm-7:45pm
$40
$40
$40
$55
#8001-SL01
#8002-SL02
#8003-SL03
#8004-SL04
May 16, 18, 23, 25 Mon & Wed
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm
Blue & Gold (5+) 6:00-6:30pm
Black 6:30pm-7:00pm
Green & Red 7:00pm-7:45pm
$40
$40
$40
$55
#8001-SL05
#8002-SL06
#8003-SL07
#8004-SL08
May 31, June 1, 7, 8 Tues & Wed
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm $40
Blue & Gold (5+) 6:00-6:30pm $40
Black 6:30pm-7:00pm
$40
Green & Red 7:00pm-7:45pm $55
#8001-SL09
#8002-SL10
#8003-SL11
#8004-SL12
June 13-16 and 20-23 Mon-Thurs
Blue & Gold (4-) 10-10:30am
$80
Blue & Gold (5+) 10:30-11:00am $80
Black 11-11:30am
$80
Green & Red 11:30am-12:45pm $90
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm
$80
Blue & Gold (5+) 5:30-6:00pm $80
Black 6:00-6:30pm
$80
Green & Red 6:30-7:15pm
$90
#8001-SL13
#8002-SL14
#8003-SL15
#8004-SL16
#8001-SL17
#8002-SL18
#8003-SL19
#8004-SL20
July 11-14 and 18-21 Mon-Thurs
Blue & Gold (4-) 10-10:30am
$80
Blue & Gold (5+) 10:30-11:00am $80
Black 11-11:30am
$80
Green & Red 11:30am-12:45pm $90
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm $80
Blue & Gold (5+) 5:30-6:00pm $80
Black 6:00-6:30pm
$80
$90
#8001-SL29
#8002-SL30
#8003-SL31
#8004-SL32
#8001-SL33
#8002-SL34
#8003-SL35
#8004-SL36
June 27-30 and July 5-7 (no class 7/4) Mon-Thurs
Blue & Gold (4-) 10-10:30am
$70 #8001-SL21
Blue & Gold (5+) 10:30-11:00am $70 #8002-SL22
Black 11-11:30am
$70 #8003-SL23
Green & Red 11:30am-12:45pm $80 #8004-SL24
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm $70 #8001-SL25
Blue & Gold (5+) 5:30-6:00pm $70 #8002-SL26
Black 6:00-6:30pm
$70 #8003-SL27
$80 #8004-SL28
July 25-28 & August 1-4 Mon-Thurs
Blue & Gold (4-) 10-10:30am
$80
Blue & Gold (5+) 10:30-11:00am $80
Black 11-11:30am
$80
Green & Red 11:30am-12:45pm $90
Blue & Gold (4-) 5:30-6:00pm
$80
Blue & Gold (5+) 5:30-6:00pm $80
Black 6:00-6:30pm
$80
$90
#8001-SL37
#8002-SL38
#8003-SL39
#8004-SL40
#8001-SL41
#8002-SL42
#8003-SL43
#8004-SL44
EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
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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 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.
Jenkins ECLC 2015-16 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 will
be available at www.dexterschools.org in late May.
Age Groups:
Infants (0-1) Older Infants Toddlers
Young Threes (2.5-3 yrs. old) Preschool 3 Preschool 4
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). We currently have a wait list for Older Infants and
Toddlers.
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
AFter School 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 are part of the district family, parallel district procedures, and value
the district’s commitment to excellence. We maintain a safe, nurturing,
warm and welcoming environment in all centers. We are a special place
where children can play and learn in an atmosphere of care and trust.
Families have many options to consider, we hope you will “stay in school
and connect with us!” 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
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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
1-5 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.
PLEASE NOTE: Registration for current families begins April 1 (May 1
for new families), and continues through August based on availability.
***Students not registered by Aug. 24, 2016 will not be able to attend
care until Sept.12, IF there is space available at that time.***
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. Please see above for more information.
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 Community Education Office 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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YOUTH ENRICHMENT
BRICKS 4 KIDZ
Grades K-4
Transportation Timeline
If you like planes, trains and automobiles, then this unit
is for you! Each week, students will build motorized
models of a dragster, a railroad crossing gate, an
airplane and more. Explore the history of transportation
from horse and buggy and trains to the development
of the automobile and flight. Each lesson introduces
terminology related to each mode of transportation,
like “lift and propulsion” for the airplane, as well as
describes how each “vehicle” works. And the best part
is -- the models are so much fun to play with! Lots of
building fun ahead with motorized models of a train,
car, dragster and airplane. These models rock, roll
and spin! Your child can follow our step-by-step model
plans to create their vehicle, then customize it to their
own specifications and take their mini-figure for a ride!
Five week classes, all 3:15pm-4:15pm. Fee: $65
Tuesdays at Cornerstone, Room 17
4/12-5/10 “Transportation Timeline” #3009-S161
Wednesdays at Wylie, Room 404
4/13-5/11 Transportation Timeline” #3009-S162
Thursdays at Bates, Room 314
4/14-5/12 Transportation Timeline” #3009-S163
BOARD GAMES CLUB
Grades 1-8
Instructor: Robert Drake
Students will learn a lifelong hobby they can share with family
and friends. Students will play classic and modern board
games as they develop social skills and strategies. This class
will introduce contemporary board games including deck building, worker placement, and cooperative games. Students may
bring a snack. Six weeks. Fee: $60
W 4/20-5/25 3:15pm-4:30pm
Location: Wylie Pool Lobby
#3002-S16
CHESS CLUB
Grades 1-6
Come play chess and learn strategies from a ranked player who
has instructed players of all ages. Join with friends or come meet
new friends. This class for both new and returning students will
teach you how to play chess, as well as improve your opening,
tactics, and end game. Great for math skills! Students may
bring a snack. Six weeks.
Fee: $60
Location: Cornerstone Cafeteria
M 4/11-5/16 3:15pm-4:30pm
#3001-S16
COOKIES & CANVAS
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Application
IS online
MAD SCIENCE
Grades K-2 and Grades 3-4
Instructor: Mad Science
Shake up a flask of fun in the lab as a junior chemist!
Children get to handle laboratory tools, build and
break molecules, and even have slime races! Weekly
topics include Lab Works, Jr. Reactors, pH Phactor,
Slime Time, Chem in a Flash, and Super Sticky Stuff!
Six Weeks. Fee: $95
Bates (K-2) Room 315
Tu 4/19-5/24 3:15pm-4:15pm
Cornerstone (K-2) Room 16
W 4/20-5/25 3:15pm-4:15pm
Wylie (3-4) Room 403
Th 4/21-5/26 3:15pm-4:15pm Parent-Child Night Out
F 4/29 6:30pm-8:30pm
#4015-S161
Kids Only (Afterschool) F 5/27 3:15pm-5:15pm
#4015-S162
Location: Wylie Cafeteria
#3004-S161
#3004-S162
#3004-S163
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: $90
Location: Creekside Room 211
Tu, Th 4/26 & 4/28 3:00pm-6:00pm
Ages 5-15
Learn techniques and gain confidence while
producing a finished 11 x 14 canvas painting.
Create your very own 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 this season: one for kids only,
and one for kids with their favorite adult. Each
event will include a different painting subject.
We provide all supplies as well as a small treat.
Fee: $60 for parent-child, $30 for singles
#3006-S161
IMPORTANT
REGISTRATION INFO:
Please register early.
Classes fill on a first come,
first served basis.
New! INTRO TO PAGEANT
MODELING
Ages 6-14
Instructor: Jenney Gordon has taught a large
number of modeling classes and organized
fashion shows. She competed for 14 years and
previously taught for a professional agency. She
has professional voice-over and television stand-in
experience, and has worked as movie extra for
commercials in LA. Participants will learn pageant
and runway style modeling, skincare and makeup,
hairstyles, and mock interviewing. Students will
present a mini-show to family and friends at the end of
the class. Bring a water bottle, pencil, flats and heels
(if available) each day. 1-hour class. Seven weeks.
Fee: $62
Location: Wylie Cafeteria
T 4/12-5/24 3:15pm-4:15pm
Check online for most up-to-date info!
#4025-S16
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YOUTH ENRICHMENT CAMPS
SAFETY TOWN
Grades: Entering Young Five or Kindergarten
This eight-day, Mon-Thurs program instructs children
about bus safety, stranger danger, bike safety,
emrgencies, 911, and more. Morning, afternoon, and
evening sessions. Register early, classes fill quickly!
Fee: $90 (includes t-shirt)
Location: Jenkins ECLC 2801 Baker Rd.
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
6/13-6/23
7/11-7/21
7/11-7/21
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
9:00am-11:00am
12:00pm-2:00pm
6:00pm-8:00pm
9:00am-11:00am
12:00pm-2:00pm
#3022-S161
#3022-S162
#3022-S163
#3022-S164
#3022-S165
bricks 4 kidz® CAMP
Ages 7+
Bricks for Kidz® Camps operate from 9am-12pm
-and/or 1-4pm. Campers registering for AM and PM
camps on the same day should bring a lunch, snack
and water bottle. Please see
www.dextercommunityed.com for full descriptions.
Dates and titles are below. Fees: see below.
July 5-8 (T, W, Th, F)
Remote Control: $112 9am-12pm #3017-S161
Superheroes Academy $112 1-4pm #3017-SI62
#3017-S163
COMBO: $196 9am-4pm
July 11-15 (M-F)
Jr. Robotics: $135 9am-12pm #3017-S164
Wrld. Amusement: $135 1-4pm #3017-S165
COMBO: $235 9am-4pm
#3017-S166
Aug 1-5 (M-F)
Empowered: $135 9am-12pm #3017-S167
Galaxy/Space: $135 1-4pm
#3017-S168
COMBO: $235 9am-4pm
#3017-S169
New! CIRCUS CAMP
Ages: 4-7
Instructor: Rhonda Kendzicky
Member National Cecchetti Council of America
Come beat the mid-summer heat! Boys and girls
will enjoy three days of dance, music, play acting,
games, snacks and crafts - all with a circus theme in
mind!Three-day camp. Fee: $65
Location: Copeland Theater 7714 Ann Arbor St.
Tu, W, Th 7/19-7/21 10:30am-12:00pm #4030-S16
NUTTY SCIENTISTS CAMPS
Ages 6-10
Nutty Scientists Camps run M-F, 9am - 4pm.
Please bring a lunch, snack and water bottle. Visit
www.dextercommunityed.com for full
descriptions. Fee: $185
Location: Creekside Classroom 401
Camp Dexter
Nutty Fairy Tale STEAM $185
6/20-6/24 9am-4pm Invent-O-Mania $185
7/25-7/29 9am-4pm Science Extravaganza $185
8/15-8/19 9am-4pm SEE PAGE 18 FOR DETAILS!
#3016-S161
#3016-S162
#3016-S163
MAD SCIENCE CAMPS
Ages 6-9 & 6-12
Mad Science Camps run Mon-Fri 9am - 3pm. Please
bring a lunch, snack and water bottle. Visit www.
dextercommunityed.com for full camp descriptions.
Location: Creekside Classroom 401
Red Hot Robots (ages 6-9) $220
6/13-6/17 9am-3pm #3015-S161
Eureka...Inventions (ages 6-12) $195
7/18-7/22 9am-3pm #3015-S162
Science Extravaganza (ages 6-12) $195
8/8-8/12 9am-3pm #3015-S163
ART CAMP witH RUBY TALULA
STUDIO
Grades1-12, vary by week
Instructor: Jinelle Sherry
A unique opportunity for young artists to discover art
techniques and mediums through a variety of guided,
hands-on projects. Combining art with history, this funfilled camp aims to inspire and instill an appreciation
and love for the arts. Students will work with clay, paint,
pastels, fiber and learn about artists like Burgeois,
Klimt and O’Keefe. The week-long program will end
with a gallery reception produced by students where
all their work will be displayed for friends and family to
view. Meets in Creekside Room 308. Monday-Friday,
one week per session. Fee: $250.
Gr. 1-5 6/27-7/1 8:30am-12:00pm
Gr. 6-8 7/11-7/15 8:30am-12:00pm
Gr. 1-5 7/25-7/29 8:30am-12:00pm
Gr 6-8 8/8-8/12 8:30am-12:00pm
Gr. 9-12 8/15-8/19 12:00-4:00pm
Grades: Entering Young Five/KG thru 6th
Full-day, programming, choose 3-5 days per
week. Early Registration Discount for those registrations complete by May 15. Sibling Discount.
#3018-S161
#3018-S162
#3018-S163
#3018-S164
#3018-S165
THEATER CAMP
Ages 3-5 yrs. and Grades. K-2, 3-5, 6-8
Director: Jenn Bachman
Participation in a summer theater camp is a great
opportunity for kids and young teens to be creative,
gain confidence, and learn the value of teamwork.
Younger camps will include age appropriate games,
creative movement and storytelling. Older students
will learn all aspects of putting on a play, including
acting, directing, set design, props, costumes
and backstage operations. All camps will have a
performance on the last day for friends and family.
The preschool camp is for toilet-trained children and
should not be their first classroom experience. Aug.
camps will be musical theater. Fees below.
DHS Cafeteria/Commons
Gr. 3-5 6/13-24 9-11:30am
Gr. 6-8 6/13-24 12:30-3pm
3-5 yrs. 7/11-22 10-11:30am
Gr. K-2 7/11-22 12:30-3pm
Copeland Theater
Gr. 3-5 8/15-26 9-11:30am
Gr. 6-8 8/15-26 12:30-3pm
$225
$225
$135
$225
#3021-S161
#3021-S162
#3021-S163
#3021-S164
$225 #3021-S165
$225 #3021-S166
New! PRINCESS CAMP
Ages: 4-7
Instructor: Rhonda Kendzicky
Member National Cecchetti Council of America
Come beat the mid-summer heat! Come have fun
with your favorite Disney princesses! Activities will
include dance, musical theater, crafting, games and
snacks - all with a princess theme in mind. Fee: $65
Location: Copeland Theater 7714 Ann Arbor St.
Tu, W, Th 8/9-8/11 4:00pm-5:30pm #4031-S16
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YOUTH SPORTS & RECREATION
Kids YoGA
kaizen karate
Ages 7-12
Instructor: Instructor: Caitlin Concannon,
Registered Yoga Teacher, 200+ hours.
This class encourages a deep sense of body
awareness, self-exploration and interpersonal
skills. Alive with flowing sequences, balancing
poses, breathing exercises, and creative relaxation
techniques, children are sure to enjoy this fun
experience. An occasional partner pose and
regular cooperative yoga games inspire positive
peer interactions that they are sure to carry into
their everyday lives. We hope your son or daughter
will join us for this creative practice! Six weeks, two
sessions. Fee: $72
Sa 4/2-5/7
1:30pm-2:30pm
Sa 5/14-6/18 1:30pm-2:30pm
Sa 6/25-8/6 1:30pm-2:30pm
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 nine-week sessions. Pick Tues
or Thurs (indicate day in registration notes). Fee: $99
#4027-S161
#4027-S162
#4027-S163
Location: Verapose Yoga Studio, 3115 Broad
Street. The studio entrance faces Alpine Street.
spring soccer
Ages 3-12 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, Dexter Academy is for ages 5-10.
Five year olds may choose either. Dress for the
weather. Bring shinguards, size 3 soccer ball,
soccer shoes or sneakers, and a water bottle.
No class or games May 28. All Spring Soccer
is at Dexter High School.
Kangaroo Kickers (Sat only) $60
Sat 4/23-6/4 9:00-9:45am
#7001-S16
Dexter Academy Players practice Monday or
Wednesday 5-6pm plus have games on Saturdays at 10am or 11am. Six weeks. No game
May 28, last game June 4.
Dexter Academy (M or W plus Sat games) $125
M 4/18-5/23 5:30pm-6:30pm #7002-S161
W 4/20-5/25 5:30pm-6:30pm #7002-S162
Tu or Th 4/12-6/9 5:45pm-6:30pm #4009-S161
Tu or Th 6/14-8/25 5:45pm-6:30pm #4009-S162
Location: 8110 Main St. Dexter, 48130
Horseback riding lessons
Ages: 5-17
Participants will be grouped by ability, which will
be evaluated at the first session. Learn all about
horses; learn to ride in a basic balance position;
learn how to be safe with horses while having fun.
Wear shirts with sleeves, stretch or stirrup pants,
shoes or boots with a heel. Bring a riding helmet
or bike helmet. One make-up class permitted per
session. 4 week sessions, May through June. For
course codes and specific session dates, please go to
www.dextercommunityed.com, then click on Class
Registration and select Youth Recreation. Fee: varies
Tues 6:30-7pm; Sat & Sun 10-10:30am
Location: Cedar Ridge Equestrian Center,
5415 Waters Rd., Ann Arbor 48103
Did you know
THAT community
Education offerS
NEED-BASED STUDENT
scholarships?
Details on p. 3
of this catalog.
Application
IS online
KARATE-little ninjaS
Age: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. Ten weeks. Pick Tues or
Thurs (indicate day in registration notes). Fee: $99
Tu -or- Th 4/12-6/9 5:00pm-5:45pm #4010-S161
Tu -or- Th 6/14-8/25 5:00pm-5:45pm #4010-S162
cross country
INTENSE SUMMER WORKOUT
Grades: 6-8
Instructor: Sandra Sloan
This program is designed for those looking for a more
intense workout in the off season as well as mental
preparation. Students will advance according to their
ability. Program is sure to improve stamina, physical
fitness, and self-esteem. Students should wear
running shoes and bring a water bottle. No shirt or
race included in this session. Enrollment is limited.
Please register early. If class is full, put your child’s
name on the wait list. Fee: $55
W 6/15-8/3 7:00pm-8:30pm
Location: Creekside Track
#4023-S161
YOUTH SPORTS & RECREATION
FIELD HOCKEY
Girls Grades 3-4
Coordinator: Keely Tamer
Field Hockey is the world’s third most popular sport!
Learn skills: dribbling, passing, receiving and game
play. Practices are on Wednesdays, 3:30-4:45pm
beginning on April 13th. Games are on six Saturdays
from April 16 thru May 21 and can start as early as
8:00am.Volunteers are needed, please indicate your
interest in roster notes. Players must wear a sleeveless, reversible jersey for games. Players need cleats
or field hockey turf shoes and field hockey shin guards.
Parents must provide a mouth guard for practice and
games. Sticks are available to borrow for the season.
Fee: $75 w/jersey, $60 w/out jersey
Location: Cornerstone Elementary Fields
cross country GRADES 3-6
Instructor: Sandra Sloan
Class will begin with stretching, then walking, jogging,
and running. Students advance according to their
own ability. Program improves stamina, fitness, and
self-esteem. We run outside in all weather so dress
accordingly. No race or t-shirt this session. Please
note: if class is canceled due to weather, students
will be sent home. Fee: $55
Spring
M 4/11-5/23 3:15pm-4:30pm
Location: Wylie Room 516
Summer
W 6/15-8/3 6:00pm-7:00pm
Location: Creekside Track
#4005-S161
#4005-S162
Already Have Jersey ($60):
Gr. 3 W 4/13-5/18 3:30pm-4:45pm #7017-S16
Gr. 4 W 4/13-5/18 3:30pm-4:45pm #7019-S16
See p. 12 for Grades 6-8 Intense XC Workout
Need Jersey($75):
Gr. 3 W 4/13-5/18 3:30pm-4:45pm #7018-S16
Gr. 4 W 4/13-5/18 3:30pm-4:45pm #7020-S16
Grades: 6-8, co-ed
Instructor: Joel Anderson
This coed class is for beginning and intermediate level
players. Learn the rules and improve your forehand,
backhand, serve, and volley. Each class will include
warm up, skill development, and games. We may be
able to schedule matches with other middle school
teams. Bring your racquet, sunscreen and a water
bottle. The registration fee includes a t-shirt. Fee: $125
Location: Mill Creek Tennis Courts
TRAVEL FIELD HOCKEY
Girls Grades 5-6, 7-8
Teams participate in the Ann Arbor Recreation
League. Players practice 5:30-7:00pm on Thursdays
(occasionally on Tuesdays). Practice begins Thurs.,
April 14. Games will be on weekends in Ann Arbor
at varied times and locations. Season includes
6-8 games played from April to June. Registration
fee includes a t-shirt. Volunteers needed, please
indicate interest in roster notes. Parents provide all
transportation. Players need shin guards and cleats
or field hockey turf shoes. Parents must provide a
mouth guard for practice and games. New players
may borrow a stick for the season. Fee: $179
Location: Cornerstone Elementary Fields
Gr. 5-6 Th 4/14-6/30 5:30pm-7:00pm #7021-S16
Gr. 7-8 Th 4/14-6/30 5:30pm-7:00pm #7022-S16
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New! CROSS FIT FOR KIDS
middle school Tennis
M, W 4/11-5/18 3:15pm-5:00pm
#7030-S16
SPRING Beginner Tennis
Grades: 2-5
Learn to play tennis! This introductory class will cover
the fundamental strokes of forehand, backhand, serve,
and volley. We will play games, do drills, and review
basic rules. Players will be divided by ability. Bring
racket, sunscreen, and a water bottle. Four-week
class. Fee: $40
Location: Mill Creek tennis courts
Grades 4-5
F 4/29-5/20
Grades 2-5
F 4/29-5/20
3:15pm-4:15pm
#4006-S161
4:30pm-5:30pm
#4006-S162
Grades 5-8, 9-12
It has been said that with all of the specialization in
sports, CrossFit may be the perfect compliment to
develop the complete athlete. CrossFit will enhance
kids’ coordination, strength, balance, agility, power
and flexibility along with other fitness measures.
This class is scaled and modified to meet the need
of the developing athlete with a focus on technical
development of movement and proper form.
Grades 5-8: Fee $160
W,F 4/13-6/3 4:30pm-5:30pm #4026-S161
W, F 6/15-8/5 4:30pm-5:30pm #4026-S162
Grades 9-12, 2 times/week: Fee $160
T, Th 4/12-6/2 3:30pm-4:30pm #4026-S163
T, Th 6/14-8/4 3:30pm-4:30pm #4026-W164
Grades 9-12, 3 times/week: Fee $210
M,T, Th 4/11-6/2 3:30pm-4:30pm #4026-S165
M,T, Th 6/13-8/4 3:30pm-4:30pm #4026-S166
Location: CrossFit Dexter
3219 Broad Street, Suite 105, Dexter, MI 48130
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youth RECREATION
Baton twirling
HIP HOP FUNK
Instructor: Jenney Gordon
Ages: 5 and up
Former national champion Jenney Gordon’s class
for new or returning students. Learn and practice
baton twirling skills and routines set to fun music.
Participants will experience increased hand-eye
coordination, improved flexibility and learn to twirl
as a team. 1-hour class. Six weeks. Two sessions
available. Fees below.
Spring: Fee $58*
Tu 4/12-5/24 3:15pm-4:15pm
Location: Wylie Gym
Summer: Fee $50*
M 6/27-8/8 5:00pm-6:00pm
Location: Creekside Gym
#4004-S161
Ages 9-12
W 6/22-8/10 6:45pm-7:30pm
Ages 13-18
W 6/22-8/10 7:30pm-8:15pm
#4004-S162
Location: Michigan Academy of Dance & Music
7035 Dexter-Ann Arbor Rd.
#4008-S161
#4008-S162
LEAPS, TAPS & TURNS
INTERMEDIATE Baton
For intermediate level students. Increase handeye coordination, flexibility and teamwork. Learn
and practice baton twirling skills and routines set
to fun music.
Spring: Fee $58*
Tu 4/12-5/24 5:00pm-6:00pm
Ages 9-12, 13-18
Instructor: Lisa Bandemer
This energetic class not only teaches Hip Hop
movements, but also creates an upbeat environment
where children learn rhythm, precision, and fun
choreography to kid-friendly Hip Hop hits. 45-minute
class. Six weeks. Fee: $105
#4029-S161
*Note: Requires baton; may be purchased ($13-$27)
at first class.
Ages 6-8
This class is designed for a dancer who wants to
get a taste of each style of dance, including ballet,
jazz and tap. At the end of the eight week session,
families and friends are invited to a short recital
featuring all the dance styles the students learned.
No class 7/4. Fee: $155
M 6/20-8/15 6:30pm-8:00pm
#4034-S161
Ages 4-7, 8-12
Calling all boys!! Join this eight week energetic
class to learn tricks and hip hop moves. You think
dance is “Just for Girls”? We beg to differ! Boys will
be dancing and grooving confidently after this class.
Eight weeks. Fees below.
VOLLEYBALL
Grades: 3-4 and 5-6
Instructor: Rody Foco, HVVC Club Director
Dexter Volleyball Club and HVVC join together to offer
co-ed volleyball this spring for both new and returning
students.This mini-volley program is a perfect and fun
place to play on a smaller court (4 vs 4) to learn the
basics and improve your skills. Students will learn to
pass, set and serve. Program includes Wednesday
practice after school, mini-tournaments (TBC), AAU
registration, tournament registration, and t-shirt
uniform with # (provide size when registering). Wear
gym shoes and comfortable clothes. Fees below.
WYLIE: Grades 3-4 AAU 10: Fee $120
W 4/13-5/18 3:15pm-4:30pm
#7037-S16
CREEKSIDE: Grades 5-6 AAU 12: Fee $290
T, Th 4/12-5/24 3:00pm-4:30pm
#7038-S16
SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE?
Ages 9-12
This class is designed for a dancer who wants to get
a taste of each style of dance, including ballet, jazz
and tap. At the end of the eight week session, families
and friends are invited to a short recital featuring all
the dance styles the students learned. Fee: $195
#4033-S161
#4033-S162
PROPOSE AN AFTERSCHOOL CLASS
FOR STUDENTS OR AN EVENING/
WEEKEND CLASS FOR ADULTS.
PROPOSAL FORM IS ON OUR
WEBSITE.
Check online dexcription for tournament info.
LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS
Ages 4-7: Fee $95
W 6/22-8/10 5:30pm-6:00pm
Ages 8-12 Fee $105
W 6/22-8/10 6:00pm-6:45pm
PARENTS:
TEACH A CLASS
FOR
COMMUNITY ED!
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
New Certification and Recertification
Ages 15 and up
June 13-15 -- DETAILS ON PAGE 5
W 6/22-8/10 6:30pm-8:30pm
#4035-S161
youth SPORTS CAMPS
New! Tennis CAMP
Grades: 1-8
Instructor: Rob Smothers
DHS Varsity Coach, PTR Certified
This camp for beginners and those with some
experience will teach the fundamental strokes. There
will be drills and games and review of singles and
doubles rules. If you are interested in middle school
or high school tennis, this is a perfect opportunity to
get personal attention from a professional coach.
Players will be divided by ability. Bring racquet and
water bottle. Five-day camp. Fees below.
Grades 1-3: Fee $45
M-F 6/13-6/17 2:00pm-2:45pm
M-F 7/11-7/15 2:00pm-2:45pm
M-F 7/25-7/29 2:00pm-2:45pm
M-F 8/8-8/12 2:00pm-2:45pm
Grades 4-6: Fee $55
M-F 6/13-6/17 3:00pm-4:00pm
M-F 7/11-7/15 3:00pm-4:00pm
M-F 7/25-7/29 3:00pm-4:00pm
M-F 8/8-8/12 3:00pm-4:00pm
Grades 7-8 $55
M-F 6/13-6/17 4:15pm-5:15pm
M-F 7/11-7/15 4:15pm-5:15pm
M-F 7/25-7/29 4:15pm-5:15pm
M-F 8/8-8/12 4:15pm-5:15pm
#7033-S161
#7033-S162
#7033-S163
#7033-S164
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Location for all sessions: DHS tennis courts
FIELD HOCKEY CAMP
Grades 3-8
Mon through Thurs mornings, plus Wed afternoon.
Bring a lunch on Wednesday. We’ll break for lunch
from noon to 1:00p that day. Learn the game and
improve your dribbling, passing and receiving skills.
Bring a mouth guard, cleats or turf shoes and shin
guards. New players may borrow a stick. Fee: $90
Location: Al Ritt
M-Th 6/27-6/30 9:am-12pm plus Wed 1pm-4pm
#7029-S16
VOLLEYBALL CAMP
Grades:K-3, 4-6, 7-8
Instructor: D’Ann Dunn. DHS Varsity Coach
Learn the basic skills of pass, set, hit, and
serve in a fun environment. Improve fitness,
make friends, and develop cooperative skills
while you learn a new sport. This camp runs
with the assistance of HS volleyball players.
Each group will be divided by ability. Bring
water bottle and indoor gym shoes; kneepads
are helpful but not required. Indicate t-shirt
size at registration. Fees below.
Grades K-3: Fee $60
M-F 6/13-17 8:00am-10:00am #7036-S161
Grades 4-6: Fee $60
M-F 6/13-17 10:00am-12:00pm #7036-S162
Grades7-8: Fee $90
M-F 6/27-7/1 9:00am-12:00pm #7036-S163
FOOTBALL TECHNIQUE CAMP
Grades 3-12
Instructor: Ken Koenig and DHS Football
Players will be instructed in basic offense and
defense formations and receive individual instruction
on specific positions and special teams. Players
should wear cleats and bring plenty of water. See
online course description for info re: helmets.
Indicate t-shirt size at registration. Fee: $85 Location: Al Ritt Field
Grades 9-12
M-Th 7/27-7/28 1:00pm-4:30pm #7031-S163
Grades 7-8
M,T 7/25-7/26 5:30pm-8:00pm #7031-S162
Grades 3-6
W, Th 7/27-7/28 5:30pm-8:30pm #7031-S161
Baton twirling CAMP
Ages 5-11+
Instructor: Jenney Gordon
Join this two-day mini-camp for new or returning
students! Learn and practice twirling skills in a fun,
relaxed atmosphere. Batons may be purchased
from instructor at first class for $13-$27 if desired.
Fee: $35
M, Tu 7/11-12 6:15pm-8:15pm
#4032-S16
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SOCCER CAMP
Ages 3-5, or 5-12
Instructor: Dexter Soccer Club
Develop footwork in a fun, developmental atmosphere.
Bring a ball with your name on it, shinguards, cleats
or sneakers, and a water bottle. Fees below.
Location: DHS Varsity Practice Field
Kangaroo Kickers (3-5yrs) $70
M-F 6/13-6/17 9:00am-11:00am #7003-S161
Dexter Academy (5-11 years) $90
M-Th 6/13-6/17 9:00am-12:00pm #7003-S162
basketball camp
Grades 1-6
Summer basketball camp directed by Mike Bavineau,
DHS women’s basketball coach and facilitated by HS
players. Learn the game and develop or strengthen
skills in a fun-filled environment. Fee includes t-shirt
and basketball. Sign up for the grade student will
enter this fall. Fees below.
Grades 5-6: Fee $90
boys 6/27-7/1 8am-11am girls 6/27-7/1 12pm-3pm
Grades 3-4: Fee $90
boys 7/11-15
8am-11am girls 7/11-15
12pm-3pm
Grades 1-2: Fee $50=
boys 7/18-20,
9-11am girls 7/18-20
12-2pm
#7032-S161
#7032-S162
#7032-S163
#7032-S164
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Location: DHS Gym
BLACK BELT ACADEMY CAMP
Ages: 4 and up
The Black Belt Academy summer camp is a Martial
Arts blast! Unique from any other summer
camp you’ve attended previously, our instructors will
take you through a variety of Karate drills, games,
and activities from day one to our waterpark trip on
the last day! View activities and more in online course
description. Fees: $48/day or $200/week
M-F 6/20-6/24 8am-3pm
#4037-S161
M-F 8/1-8/5 8am-3pm
#4037-S162
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ADULT RECREATION
CROSSFIT LiTE
Instructor: Keely Tamer
Intrigued by the results people experience
through CrossFit but nervous about joining in?
Try CrossFit LiTe. This less technical version
offers the same great benefits of CrossFit,
while simplifying the workout and removing the
barbell and Olympic lifting movements. As with
CrossFit, CrossFit LiTe fundamentals include
functional movements that are constantly varied
and performed at high intensity. Maximize your
workout with our results driven programming
in the trainer supervised, small class size
setting. Additional training required to attend
other classes at CrossFit Dexter. Email info@
crossfitdexter.com for more information. 1-hour
class. Twelve sessions, six weeks. Fee: $180
Session 1
M,W 4/18-5/25 9:15am-10:15am
M,W 4/18-5/25 6:30pm-7:30pm
Session 2
M,W 6/6-7/18 9:15am-10:15am
M,W 6/6-7/18 6:30pm-7:30pm
#2003-S161
#2003-S162
#2003-S163
#2003-S164
Location: 3219 Broad Street,
Suite 105, Dexter, MI 48130
CROSSFIT for New MEMBERS
Instructor: Keely Tamer
Intrigued by CrossFit and ready to jump in? Try
this new member class. Learn all the foundational
movements including Olympic lifts, strength
moves, body weight movement and explosive
movements. All classes include a Workout of the
Day as well as the Skill Development portion of
class. The class is held at 3219 Broad St. Suite
105 in Dexter. Email [email protected] for
more information. 1-hour class. Twelve sessions,
six weeks. Fee: $180
Session 1
T, Th 4/19-5/26 4:30pm-5:30pm
W, F 4/20-5/27 3:30pm-4:30pm
Session 2
T, Th 6/7-7/14 4:30pm-5:30pm
W,F 6/8-7/15 3:30pm-4:30pm
#2010-S161
#2010-S162
#2010-S163
#2010-S164
Location: 3219 Broad Street, Suite 105,
Dexter, MI 48130
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. Four sessions available.
Session 1: Fee $40
W 4/20-5/11 7:45pm-8:45pm Location: Bates Gym
Session 2: Fee $40
W 5/18-6/8 7:45pm-8:45pm
Location: Bates Gym
Session 3: Fee $50 (5 weeks)
W 6/15-7/20 7:45pm-8:45pm
Location: Creekside Media Center
Session 4: Fee $40
W 7/27-8/17 7:45pm-8:45pm
#2004-S161
#2004-S162
#2004-S163
#2004-S164
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
New Certification and Recertification
Ages 15 and up
June 13-15 -- DETAILS ON PAGE 5
PRENATAL YOGA
Instructor: Courtney FItzpatrick, RYT-500
Join us during your beautiful journey towards
motherhood. According to the Mayo Clinic,
research suggests that prenatal yoga can
improve sleep, reduce stress and anxiety,
increase strength and endurance of the muscles
needed for childbirth and decrease lower back
pain. We will not only practice yoga that is
suitable and effective for the pregnant body and
mind, but will also create a supportive group
where we can celebrate this exciting phase
together. Fee: $90
Sa 4/2-5/7 12:00pm-1:15pm
Sa 5/14-6/18 12:00pm-1:15pm
Sa 6/25-8/6 12:00pm-1:15pm
#2014-S161
#2014-S162
#2014-S163
Location: Verapose Yoga Studio, 3115 Broad
St. Suite D, Dexter, MI 48130. (Front door is on
Alpine, behind Hackney Hardware).
Registration closes
when class is full or
one week prior to start
date.
YOGA CLASSES
Instructor: Kimberly Purnell
Anusara-Inspired E-RYT, 200, RYT, 500
RESTORATIVE YOGA
As relaxing as a massage, more restful than a nap,
and energizing too. Restorative Yoga is like pushing
a re-set button. It’s a wonderful way to take care
of yourself. Set a positive tone for the rest of your
week. Bring mat to class, other props provided by
instructor. Six weeks. Fee: $75
Location: Cornerstone Gym
Tu 4/12-5/24
6:45pm-7:45pm
#2001-S161
YOGA for any “body” LEVEL
Step into the flow of grace and 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. Multiple variations
are given to meet student needs. Bring mat to class.
Two sessions and multiple levels available. No class
5/12. Locations and fees below.
Session 1: Fee $75 (6 weeks) @Cornerstone
Tu (level II) 4/12-5/24
5:45pm-6:45pm
#2002-S161
Th (level I) 4/14-5/26 6:00pm-7:00pm
#2002-S162
Session 2: Fee $75 (6weeks) @Creekside
Tu (level I & II) 6/7-7/12 5:45pm-6:45pm
#2002-S163
Session 3: Fee $65 (5 weeks) @Creekside
Tu (level I & II) 7/19-8/16 5:45pm-6:45pm
#2002-S164
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.
Session 1: Fee: $80/twice or $45/once weekly
Tu,Th 4/12-6/2 6:30pm-7:30pm #2005-S161
Session 2: Fee $100/twice or $55/once weekly
Tu,Th 6/14-8/18 6:30pm-7:30pm #2005-S162
Location: DHS Room 144 (Orchestra Room)
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 7/5, 7/7, 8/9, 8/11. Fee: $99
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.
No class 7/4, 7/6, 8/8, 8/10. Fee: $90
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 4/12-6/9 6:30pm-7:30pm #2009-S161
T or Th 6/14-8/25 6:30pm-7:30pm #2009-S162
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. Seven sessions. Fee: $46
W 4/27-6/8 8:00pm-9:30pm Location: Mill Creek Gym
#2008-S16
LIKE US ON
FACEBOOK!
We post schedule updates,
class information, event
photos, and other news on
our Facebook Page.
Search for
“Dexter Community Education.”
ADULT VOLLEYBALL CLINIC
Instructor: Hai Hoang, coaching experience
includes freshmen, JV and Varsity teams at Ann Arbor
Huron HS and Milan HS, Huron Valley Volleyball
Club and private lessons with HaiFive Volleyball.
If you’re looking to improve your volleyball skills or
knock the rust off your game, this is your opportunity!
We will help you take your game to the next level.
Skills will be taught in stations and game situations.
Eight sessions. Fee: $85
M 4/11-5/16 7:00pm-8:30pm Location: Wylie Gym
#2013-S161
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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 preregister, no drop-ins allowed. No class 5/30, 6/20,
7/4. First Session: eight weeks. Fee: $52. Second
Session: seven weeks. Fee $46.
M 4/11-6/6 8:00pm-9:30pm Location: Mill Creek Gym
M 6/13-8/8 8:00pm-9:30pm Location: Creekside Gym
#2007-S161
#2007-S162
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.
M, W 4/11-6/8 12:00pm-1:00pm
M, W 6/13-8/24 12:00pm-1:00pm
#2015-S161
#2015-S162
Location: Master Lockman’s Black Belt
Academy, 8110 Main Street, Dexter MI 48130
(next to Dexter’s Pub)
FOSSIL FITNESS
Instructor: Keely Tamer, Owner CrossFit Dexter
Are you 60+ years old and looking for a guided fitness
regimen? Try Fossil Fitness at CrossFit Dexter. Weight
bearing exercise is one of the best ways to improve
and maintain bone health. In addition to bone health,
this CrossFit based fitness program is designed to
maximize joint range of motion, increase strength and
enhance fitness levels. If you’re bored with your current
workout or looking for a great fitness community in
Dexter, CrossFit Dexter might be right for you. All
movements in class can scale and be modified to meet
your current fitness level and help you move forward.
Email [email protected] for more information.
Two six-week sessions available. Fee: $180
Session 1
T, Th 4/19-5/26 10:15am-11:15am #2011-S161
Session 2
T, Th 6/7-7/14 10:15am-11:15am #2011-S162
Location: 3219 Broad Street,
Suite 105, Dexter, MI 48130
16 adult enrichment
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1
Instructor: Don Baker
Don Baker has been a professional photographer
for 30 years and has taught photography since
1990. If you want to learn how to use a camera
with a removable lens, this class is for you! You will
learn the most commonly used functions, including:
aperture and shutter control, controlling your area
of focus, lenses, flash and other accessories. You
will also learn to improve your composition, people,
nighttime and closeup photography skills. And you
will learn some of the best ways to organize your
photos on your computer. Six classes.
Fee: $115 Location: Creekside Classroom 401
W 4/13-5/18 6:00pm-9:00pm
#1013-S16
Registration closes
when class is full
or one week prior to
start date.
paying for the HIGH COST of
long-term care
Instructor: Matt Skiba Financial Planning
State Licensed in MI for all your Life and Retirement
Income Solutions. Do you know someone that has
needed “home care” or “long-term care”? Statistics
show fifty percent of people age 65 and over will need
some form of long term care (LTC). Living longer does
not necessarily mean living healthier. Attend this
presentation and learn a few ways to transfer that
risk to someone else.
We will also talk about the different ways to pay for
LTC. Medicaid should not be your fallback plan--learn
why. Learn where you are allowed to receive LTC
benefits. Think about who will provide your long term
care and where you would prefer to receive this care
if given the choice. You will also learn the answer to
the question “what level of health must you have to
make a claim?” Fee: $10
W 4/13 6:00pm -7:00pm (room 401) #1007-S161
M 6/27 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1007-S164
Tu 8/2 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1007-S165
Location: Mill Creek Media Center
Tu 5/10 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1007-S162
Th 6/9 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1007-S163
ESTATE PLANNING
Instructor: Attorney Christopher Lindsay
Find out how to prevent your assets from going
through probate, protect them from estate and
capital gains taxes, retain control of your affairs,
and protect yourself against the costs of long term
care. Learn about medical and financial powers
of attorney, wills, and living trusts. Attendees will
receive a free personal affairs organizer from Estate
Planning and Elder Law Services, P.C. Fee: $10
Creekside Media Center
Th 6/9 6:00pm-8:00pm
Dexter High School Media Center
Tu 8/16 6:00pm-8:00pm
#1009-S161
#1009-S162
MEDICARE & YOU: CHANGES TO
EXPECT
Instructor: Matt Skiba, Estate Preservation
Turning 65 or about to receive Medicare for the first
time? Losing health coverage due to a move or due to
an employer cancelling coverage? Feeling frustrated
or confused about your Medicare Supplement or
your Medicare Advantage Plan? Quickly learn the
difference between Original Medicare and Medicare
Advantage and which is the best for you. For those
that have the “Legacy Plan” or any Plan C, hear what
changes you can expect and how to avoid costly future
health insurance bills and high premiums. Fee $10
Mill Creek Media Center
W 4/20 6:00pm-7:00pm #1006-S161
Th 6/2 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1006-S163
Th 5/24 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1006-S162
M 6/20 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1006-S164
W 8/3 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1006-S165
PROTECT YOUR ASSETS FROm
THE COST OF LONG-TERM CARE
Instructor: Elder Law Attorney Christopher
Lindsay
Did you know that about fifty percent of people 65
years or older will spend some time in a nursing
home? Such care costs an average of $6,190
per month. Neither health insurance nor Medicare
covers these costs. In this interactive course,
we will discuss payment options, changes to the
Medicaid eligibility rules, in-home care options,
and more. Fee: $10
Tu 5/10 6:00pm-8:00pm
#1008-S161
Dexter High School Media Center
Tu 7/19 6:00pm-8:00pm
#1008-S162
LIFE INsurance - Basic needs to
BEST investment
A basic intro to understand the 3 different types: Term,
Permanent, and Indexed. Which group are you in?
1. Just graduated high school
2. About to get married
3. About to start a family or increase its size.
4. Already have life insurance
5. Not sure if you have the right type of insurance.
Learn why life insurance is the best kept investment
secret in America today. Fee: $10
M 4/18 6:00pm-7:00pm #1003-S161
W 5/11 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1003-S162
Tu 6/7 6:00pm-7:00pm #1003-S163
Th 8/4 6:00pm-7:00pm #1003-S164
RETIREMENT INVESTMENT RISK
MANAGEMENT
Learn how to guarantee that you’ll never again need to
worry about losing any money, regardless of how the
market performs. How are your stocks, mutual funds,
and annuities performing? Do you know which type
of annuity you have? Is your annuity “Qualified” or
“Non-Qualified”? Do you know what an RMD is? Do
you know how to calculate your annual RMD? Do
you need your RMD to live on? Are you interested in
knowing how to increase your assets with each annual
RMD? Learn how financial “incentives” may jump start
your plans or help you recover from market losses.
What fears do you have about your retirement plans?
Class is especially recommended to all who took
pension buy-outs, those who may soon take a pension
buy-out, those persons rolling over their 401k plan,
and to those who are divesting from the stock market
and or mutual fund(s), annuity repositioning, or any life
insurance death benefit payout.Fee: $10
Tu 4/19 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1004-S161
W 6/8 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1004-S163
M 5/23
6:00pm-7:00pm #1004-S162
Th 7/14
6:00pm-7:00pm
#1004-S164
M 8/8
6:00pm-7:00pm
#1004-S165
ADULT ENRICHMENT
DOG OBEDIENCE BASIC
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 2-minute sit-stay, lie down
on own and stay for 3 minutes, and come when called.
At registration include breed, age, and name of dog.
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
Location: Creekside Room 311
Session 1: Six classes
M 4/18-5/23 6:00pm-7:00pm
M 6/6-7/25 6:00pm-7:00pm
#1010-S161
#1010-S162
ALLOCATING YOUR 401K, 403B,
or 457 for Retirement
Instructor: Patrick Shope, Certified Wealth
Strategist. retirees and soon-to-be retirees
will explore Goals-Based Investing and its
potential benefits. You’ll learn how to select
an appropriate investment strategy that best
fits your own “risk comfort zone” and helps to
preclude irrational investment behavior. We’ll
introduce you to a common-sense approach to
prioritizing and achieving your financial goals.
You’ll discover how emotions can lead to lessthan-ideal financial decisions. Finally, we’ll
explore investment strategies to help achieve
your goals and establish realistic checkpoints
to monitor progress. As a result of attending, we
hope you’ll improve your probability of success
and avoid the many common pitfalls of investing.
Fee $10 Tuesdays. Location: Media Center
(see building below)
5/24 6:00pm-7:30pm Mill Creek #1002-S161
8/9 6:00pm-7:30pm DHS
# 1002-S162
RETIREES’ COMMON-SENSE,
GOALS-BASED INVESTING
Strategist. In this informative class, soon-to-be
retirees will learn how to make the most of their
401Ks in retirement. Learn the advantages and
disadvantages of different types of retirement
plans. Find out how to smartly and efficiently
distribute income from retirement plans, what
to watch out for when Required Minimum
Distributions are approaching, and the impact
that inheriting a 401K versus an IRA has on
beneficiaries.
Fee $10 Location: Creekside Media Center
W 6/8
6:00pm-7:30pm
#1015-S161
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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 breed, age, and name of dog with
registration. Bring correctly fitting training collar to
class (depends on dog). Dog owner should be 14
years or older. Kennel cough and bordatella vaccines
recommended.
Fee: $100 Location: Creekside Room 311
M 4/18-5/23 7:15pm-8:15pm
Session 2: Six classes; Fee $100
M6/6-7/25 7:15pm-8:15pm
#1011-S161
#1011-S162
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
ABOUT REQUIRED MINIMUM
DISTRIBUTIONS
Strategist.
Managing Required Minimum Distributions
is complicated. These decisions can have a
tremendous impact on your retirement income
plan, the sustainability of your investment
portfolio, and the amount of taxes you’ll pay over
your lifetime. Learn three distribution options to
consider when deciding how to meet RMD’s; how
to calculate RMD’s correctly; how to coordinate
distributions with overall asset allocation; how to
manage the impact RMD’s will have on taxes;
how to structure investments to help simplify the
management of RMD’s. Fee $10
W 4/13 6:00pm-7:30pm
#1001-S161
W 7/13 6:00pm-7:30pm
#1001-S162
BOATER SAFETY CLASS
Instructor: Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office. This eight-hour course will provide you with the info necessary to safely operate a variety of
boats and personal watercraft. Learn specific laws & regulations to legally operate watercraft in Michigan, navigation rules, boat & personal
watercraft operation and maintenance. Upon successful completion you will receive a State of MI Boater’s Safety Certificate required for legal
operation of any type of personal watercraft (including jet skis) for all persons born after 12/31/1978. Persons under 14 years of age may not
legally operate a PWC. Bring lunch, drinks, snacks. Fee: $10
Saturday, 4/30
8:00am-4:00pm
Course code: #1014-S16
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CAMP DEXTER
Camp Dexter is our summer care program for students entering young
fives through 6th grade. Students are grouped by age within the program.
We have weekly themes, field trips, swimming, arts and crafts, and more.
Transportation (where needed) provided by Dexter Schools buses.
Choose 3-5 days per week, anywhere from one week to all 10 weeks
camp is in session. Hours are 7am-6pm daily. All staff are CPR and First
Aid certified.
Camp Dexter runs weekly starting June 13 and ending August 19. We are
closed July 4th in observance of Independence Day.
Costs: $60 per day, or $240 per week. Early bird registration discount:
$220 per week ($50 daily) for registrations completed by May 15th. We
also offer a sibling discount: $200 per week for registrations completed
by May 15th, or $220 per week for registrations completed after May 15th.
Online Registration is not available for Camp Dexter. Packets are
available at our care locations, at the Community Education office, and on
our website. Click on the Child Care tab, then use the pull down tab to find
Camp Dexter. Return your registration packet with payment to our office
ASAP to confirm enrollment. Registration for new families opens May 1st.
Weekly themes and field trips will be posted online in May. Past trips
have included Rolling HIlls Water Park, the zoo, plays, climbing parks,
and more. Local walking trips include parks, the library, and Dairy
Queen.
INFORMATION ABOUT FACILITY RENTALS
RENTING DCS FACILITIES
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.
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.
THEATER RENTALS
Dexter Community Schools have two theaters 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 Copeland Theater is appropriate for dance, music, and
theater performances. Seats 280.
• Our theaters are generally available from Sept-Mid-June M-F from
3pm-10pm; Sat/Sun 7am-10pm; summer 7am-10pm daily.
• Further info and facility request forms are on our website.
*The CPA will not be available during summer 2016 due to
maintenance.
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.
Dexter Community Education Office Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30am - 6:00pm
3060 Kensington, Dexter Michigan 48130 (in the Wylie Pool Lobby)
Phone: (734) 424-4180
Website: www.dextercommunityed.com
Fax: (734) 426-9515
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
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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].
Non-Profit Org.
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SPRINg-SUMMER 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.
Student’s Full Name (please print)
Birthdate
M/F
Class Name
Class Code
Fee
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Circle Jersey /T-shirt size (if needed) YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL, AXL
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE:_________
Parent’s Full Name (if student above is a child) _____________________________________ Birthdate _____/_______/_____ M /F______
Additional Family Member _____________________________________ Birthdate _____/_______/_____ M /F______
Additional Family Member _____________________________________ Birthdate _____/_______/_____ M /F______
Street Address ______________________________________________ City______________________________ Zip________________
Home Phone _________________________ Work/Cell Phone_________________________ Email__________________________________
Pictures are sometimes taken in our programs and may be used in the Dexter Community Education’s promotional material ( brochures, flyers, website, etc.) Children are never identified by name.
Contact our office if you would prefer your child not be photographed. I certify that I am aware of the inherent risks in the above activity, that I am/my child is physically capable of performing the
normal activities related to the activity and that I assume full responsibility for accidents arising out of circumstances not under control of Dexter Community Schools and/or its agents.
Participant’s signature or Parent’s signature:
Date Card Expires
Print Cardholder’s Name
CVV number (back of card)
Visa
MasterCard
AMEX
Discover
Cardholder’s Signature
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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