Community Education's Adult Classes include educational opportunities for Parents, and Community Members.
Our Adventures program has engaging classes, fun teachers, and enriching experiences for K-8 students after school, in the evenings, and on the weekends. Our Winter/Spring Classes open 1-3-2023
Sign up for Athletic Camps and Clinics
Kids West provides safe, affordable, and convenient before-and-after school care for WDMCS children in grades K-6. In Kids West, kids can play, create crafts, learn new team games, and make friends across all ages.
ParentQuest provides a wide variety of free learning opportunities for parents and other caring adults as they navigate each child’s unique path to success in school and life.
These classes explain the financial concepts and accounting processes used in most businesses and will provide practical techniques that will increase your effectiveness and career.
Learn to measure, and manage, the financial health of your business!
A must-have skill to succeed in business, whether an entrepreneur or a valued employee, is the ability to create, edit and manage spreadsheets.
Boys Basketball Camps
CoEd Soccer Camps
Cross Country Camps and Clinics
Girls Basketball Camps and Clinics
Girls Soccer Camps
Girls Volleyball Camps and Clinics
Wrestling Camps for Girls
Speed and Agility Camps
Track & Field Camps & Clinics
Join us for an adventure into the world of art!
Students will learn about entrepreneurship firsthand through a variety of highly interactive classroom activities.
This special class is just for incoming Kindergartners!
Science classes with a focus on properties related to Mars and our explorations of it!
Skill building opportunities for all levels.
Jump Start is a fun-filled week of activities designed to help students prepare for the upcoming school year.
Safety Town is an educational program introducing safety awareness and preventative practices to young children.
Take on the role of a Zoologist and explore an animal of your choice and learn about the lifestyle and habitat of that animal. Student Zoologists will be using kid-friendly websites, books, zoo watch cams from the Smithsonian's National Zoo website, and other popular zoos. Zoologists will collect data on the animal's behavior and create a graph to explain their data. Zoologists will create a poster that shares their learning to take home at the end of the week! Session taught by Sabrina Havig.
Registration Deadline: A $25 late registration fee will be charged if you register less than one week before the program’s start date.
If you are unable to take the class you can request a refund before the second day of class. There will be a $25 deduction from any refunds except programs canceled by Community Ed.
Sabrina Havig
