Little Veterinarian School: Dog Care Clinic (August 20- October 8) 8-week hands-on veterinary science class In Little Vet School: Dog Care Clinic, students become “little veterinarians” as they adopt a plush dog and learn how veterinarians care for canine patients. Students will explore the vet’s office, practice a nose-to-tail exam, learn dog nutrition and hydration, study dog eyes, discover working dogs, practice safe tick removal, role-play vet clinic jobs, and learn how radiology helps vets see inside a dog’s body. This session ends with a Little Vet School graduation celebration. Students may receive or take home items such as: an adopted plush dog, adoption certificate, Little Vet School journal, white coat, tape measure, dog bowl, dog bone activity, eye craft, basic command cards, tick-removal activity items, bandana dog toy, graduation diploma, and activity sheets about dog care, vet clinic roles, anatomy, and radiology. Registration note: This is one of two different 8-week Little Vet School dog sessions. Students may take this class by itself, or they may also take Little Vet School: Dog Health & Wellness for the full dog curriculum experience. No previous Little Vet School class is required. Open to grades 3-5. Little Veterinarian School: Dog Health & Wellness (October 15-December 10) 8-week hands-on veterinary science class In Little Vet School: Dog Health & Wellness, students become “little veterinarians” as they adopt a plush dog and explore dog body systems, behavior, health, and preventive care. Students will learn about dog digestion, body language, ears and noses, panting, breeds, grooming, vaccines, minor injuries, paw care, and veterinary careers. This session ends with a Little Vet School graduation celebration. Students may receive or take home items such as: an adopted plush dog, Little Vet School journal, white coat, syringe practice tool, grooming and dental care activities, paw care activities, veterinary bingo card, graduation diploma, and activity sheets about digestion, dog body language, breeds, preventive care, paw care, and veterinary careers. Registration note: This is one of two different 8-week Little Vet School dog sessions. Students may take this class by itself, or they may also take Little Vet School: Dog Care Clinic for the full dog curriculum experience. No previous Little Vet School class is required. Open to grades 3-5. Little Veterinarian School: Dog Care Clinic for Preschool (January 7-February 25) Preschool hands-on veterinary science class In Little Vet School: Dog Care Clinic, preschool students become “little veterinarians” as they adopt a plush dog and learn how to care for canine patients. Through hands-on activities, pretend play, and age-appropriate medical lessons, students will learn about dog body language, safe ways to approach a dog, vet check-ups, tick removal, vaccinations, injuries, x-rays, dog nutrition, grooming, working dogs, basic dog commands, and ends with a Little Vet School graduation celebration. Students may receive, use, or take home items such as: an adopted plush dog, a student lab coat for class activities, tick-removal supplies, dog belly x-ray activities, dog nutrition activity sheets, pretend dog treats, a dog bone cookie cutter, grooming activities, tweezers, and a graduation diploma. Open to ages 3-5.

Offensive & Defensive Lineman Training This six-week football class meets one day per week and is open to students in grades 2–5. The class focuses on teaching the basic fundamentals of offensive and defensive line play, including stance, blocking, hand placement, leverage, footwork, and safe contact techniques. Sessions are designed to be fun, age-appropriate, and instructional, with an emphasis on proper technique, confidence, and effort. This class is ideal for beginners or young players looking to build a strong foundation in the trenches.

Outdoor Adventures Get outside, explore, and build new skills in our exciting after-school Outdoor Education class! Students will enjoy activities like fishing, kayaking, campfires, disc golf, hiking, and archery while learning outdoor skills, teamwork, safety, and an appreciation for nature. Whether experienced or trying something new, there’s an adventure for everyone! *Middle school students (grades 6-8) can stay after school to attend this class but must be picked up promptly at the class end time. All other students must be dropped off and picked up by parents.

Holiday errands? Last minute shopping? No need for a sitter! Bring your children to Community Ed's Polar Express – Parents' Day Out on Saturday, December 12! Wear Your Pajamas! Lunch will be served as will an afternoon snack. The day will be filled with holiday cheer including holiday-themed games, a craft, decorating cookies, and a visit and story time with Santa! Drop-off: 9:45-10:15 AM in the car line in front of the cafeteria at the new Community Ed East Campus (1 Wildcat Drive) Pick-up: No later than 4:00 PM Note: When picking up, please park and walk in to pick up your child. Enter through the main lobby. Stay after and participate in Plates with Parents Pottery at 4:15. Create a personalized pottery plate for the holidays as a family! Separate registration required. Don’t miss out on this fun-filled holiday celebration!

Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country—and it’s coming to Community Education! This class offers middle school students a fun and active way to learn the game while spending time with friends. Each session will include games, music, and plenty of playtime on the courts. Students will learn the rules, practice skills, and develop strategies in a relaxed, social environment. For our more advanced players, we’ll have dedicated courts set aside so they can enjoy competitive games and continue to improve their skills. Whether you’re brand new or already a baller, this class has a spot for you! Note: This class is held at the courts at Bryan County Recreation off Timber Trail. Transport is not available for this class. Parents must drop off and pick up at the start and end times of class.

Plates with Parents Pottery Make a great holiday gift or family keepsake! Create a personalized plate to celebrate the holidays! Using glaze and creativity, you will create a unique plate that will be kiln fired and made permanent for you to enjoy for years to come! Your plate will be glazed during the workshop then taken to be fired. Be ready to celebrate when your plate is ready for pick-up! No experience needed – just imagination and a love for art! What’s included: All supplies, step-by-step instruction, and a take-home masterpiece! Spots are limited. Register now! Maximum of two people per plate (parent should register and list child's name and age). If a parent and child prefer to each paint their own plate, please register separately.

PLAYGOLF Ready to discover the exciting world of golf? PLAYGOLF is a fun, engaging program designed specifically for children ages 6–14 who want to learn the game in an active and exciting way! Whether your child has never picked up a golf club or is curious about trying golf for the first time, PLAYGOLF provides the perfect introduction. Our instructors teach the fundamentals of golf through age-appropriate games, challenges, and activities that keep children moving, learning, and having fun. Children will develop: Golf-specific skills and techniques Hand-eye coordination and balance Focus, patience, and confidence Sportsmanship and respect A love for lifelong physical activity Best of all, all equipment is provided, so there's no need to purchase clubs or gear. Just bring a positive attitude and get ready to play! PLAYGOLF is the perfect opportunity for children to explore golf in a supportive, non-intimidating environment while building skills, making friends, and having a great time. Learn. Play. Swing. Grow. Join PLAYGOLF and see why golf can be one of the most rewarding sports a child can play!

PLAYSPORT with PLAYBALL Give your child the opportunity to experience a variety of sports in one exciting program! PLAYSPORT with Playball is a dynamic multi-sport program designed to develop confidence, coordination, teamwork, and a lifelong love of physical activity. Unlike programs that focus on a single sport, Playball introduces children to a wide range of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, hockey, volleyball, and more. Through fun games, skill-building activities, and age-appropriate challenges, children learn the fundamental movement and athletic skills that create a strong foundation for success in any sport they choose to pursue. Ages 3–5 Years Young athletes will develop balance, coordination, agility, and confidence while exploring different sports through imaginative games and exciting activities in a positive, non-competitive environment. Ages 5–7 Years Children will build on their athletic foundation by developing sport-specific skills, teamwork, game awareness, and problem-solving abilities through engaging multi-sport activities and challenges. Every class is action-packed, energetic, and designed to keep children moving, learning, and having fun! One Program. Many Sports. Endless Possibilities. Join PLAYSPORT with Playball and discover why children around the world love learning through movement, play, and sport!

Requirements for enrollment: Students must have taken the PSAT or SAT and completed Algebra I; students must have a calculator (TI-84 or TI-84 Plus preferred) , a charged laptop or chrome book, and a College Board student account. If you are bringing a personal laptop, download the BlueBook app (Instructions HERE). You will be able to access BlueBoard with your College Board login credentials, so have your login and password. Three-Day SAT Prep Blast The SAT Prep Blast course concentrates on SAT reading, vocabulary, and writing skills along with math practice. The course includes practice in taking the NEW DIGITAL SAT, as well as strategies for sections and question types. Learn to approach the test analytically and with confidence and practice effective test-taking strategies. Examine the format of test sections, modules, question structure and content, as well as practice the skills and techniques for each type of question. Review useful approaches for eliminating guessing, using actual test questions released by College Board. We will use authentic practice materials within Bluebook as well as other SAT practice resources available through the College Board and Khan Academy. Practice work will help identify individual strengths and weaknesses, so additional practice can be tailored to a student’s specific needs. SAT Prep Blast will allow for a full SAT practice test with scoring and feedback. This class meets on one Monday, one Thursday, and one Saturday for a total of 6.5 hours of instruction. This in-person SAT course will give you a leg up over any online course. In this course you will: Receive one-on-one instruction and help. Learn where to find the most useful SAT Prep resources. Overcome your test taking anxiety.

Join us for SWAN, a Senior Wellness & Activity Network. Class is held twice a month, except on holidays. Every class includes fun, socializing, games, light exercise, and a special activity. Activities will be posted quarterly.

This one-hour STEM class incorporates Science, Technology, Engineering and Math into a variety of fun activities for students in grades K-5. Some past activities include dry-ice bubbles, color-reversing flowers, seltzer rockets and pop-can cars. Sign up for this class for engaging, hands-on learning! Early registration is suggested. Class is limited to 20 students per session.

This self defense class curriculum is Progressive Self Defense (PSD) which focuses on situational/environmental awareness by enhancing personal security abilities. The core is to identify (mental aspect) and control possible invasive attacks by way of deployment of reasonable force to an assailant. PSD develops the tool kit (knowledge) in order for the individual to be competent and confident to respond in possible high stress scenarios including potential and activated attacks.The "tool kit" is based on:*Situational Awareness and Mindset*Threat Assessment *Counter Measures*Offensive/Defensive Mechanics*Proper deployment of self defense technique (blocks, strikes, and OODA Loop)*How to use the "fight or flight" in your favor*What to do after an attack (legal spectrum)This course ranges from 90 minutes up to 2 hours depending on class size and student understanding of the curriculum being instructed.

Sleep Under the Sea at Georgia AquariumThis event is an overnight field trip to Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. All students will participate in an exciting night of exploration and sleep in front of a magnificent exhibit! Georgia Aquarium is committed to providing an exceptional experience filled with fun, memories, and awe-inspiring moments. Through the course of your sleepover adventure, we wish for our guests to also be empowered to create a positive change in our world and help preserve the waters of the world. To better assist with this experience, your sleepover adventure aligns itself with the following objectives: •Identify ways to protect the environment from litter and trash. •Identify several features of the world’s oceans and how human life benefits from the oceans. •Understand biodiversity and why it’s important. •Learn about the interplay and variety of life found in coral reef habitats. •Learn what steps we can all take to protect aquatic life. Restrictions & Notes: •Students must attend a Bryan County School District school (open to grades 4-8 only).•Students should not have more than 3 discipline referrals in Power School since August 5, 2026.•A mandatory student/parent meeting will be held prior to trip, and a full agenda will be provided.•Parents must sign Bryan County Schools waiver and Atlanta Aquarium waiver.•Split payment option will be available for parents (2 payments of $137.50).•Payments are nonrefundable as deposits will be made to the Georgia Aquarium upon registration.•Bus will leave Community Ed for Atlanta at 10:30 AM on January 30, 2027 and return to Community Ed at approximately 4:30 PM on January 31.