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TaekwondoSports & FitnessTaekwondo is translated into “the way of the hands and feet” and is designed to enhance balance, agility, and flexibility. Courtesy, respect, perseverance, self-control, and positive thinking are the foundations for achieving success in martial arts training. Master Flemmings is a 7th degree black belt, and he has additional martial arts instruction in Karate, Mudukwan, Hapkido, Jujitsu, Krav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) and Hwa Rang Do. Placement in the class will be determined at time of registration. Uniforms must be worn. Uniforms can be obtained through online purchase using the vendor of your choice. A three-piece, white set with a V-neck top, pants, and belt is recommended. Belt testing is available through the instructor. Please note that no spectators are allowed in the building during class sessions.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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TennisSports & FitnessThis is an introduction to tennis class, designed to bring kids into the game by utilizing specialized equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring, all tailored to age and size. It’s the fast, fun way to get kids into tennis and keep them playing. These are year-long classes. Students will need a 21, 23 or 25-inch racket, available from any sporting goods outlet or discount store. If you do not have a racket or do not know what size your child needs, the instructor will provide a sample for your child to try before you make a purchase.Community Education 2026-2027 -
The Art of KokedamaAdult EnrichmentThe Art of Kokedama Kokedama, often referred to as the "Japanese moss ball," is a traditional gardening art form that originated in Japan. This technique involves carefully wrapping a plant’s root system in a ball of soil and covering it with moss, creating a beautiful and organic display that can be placed on a decorative surface or suspended. Kokedama encourages a deeper appreciation of nature while offering a creative, relaxing, and hands-on experience suitable for all skill levels. Adult participants may attend individually or as a parent-child pair working together to make one kokedama. Materials Included: The workshop fee covers all necessary supplies for each participant, including the plant, soil, moss, and either decorative twine or flexible wire.Community Education 2026-2027 -
TrackSports & FitnessFall Endurance Add some variety to your list of sport accomplishments through the Fall Endurance program. Let your child experience the excitement of running while realizing their physical and mental potential. This five-part endurance program, designed and led by RHHS’s USATF certified & 17x USA Today Cross-Country Coach of the Year Levi Sybert, brings focus to endurance running and the sport of cross country in a fun and interactive way. Participants will meet at Richmond Hill High School’s Track Complex where they will be paired up with students of similar ability to prepare for a culminating race run on the RHHS Cross Country race on the final day. Our goal is that each child will experience firsthand how to find fun and thrill in an activity they can do anywhere at any time. Open to grades K-5. No transport available for this class.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Volleyball Skills & DrillsSports & FitnessThis class is designed to teach beginner players the fundamentals of volleyball in a fostering, encouraging environment. Over the course of 6 weeks they will learn the basics of passing, setting, hitting, and serving. In addition to skill development, players will learn the importance of communication and teamwork, building confidence both on and off the court. Through drills and skill-building games, participants will develop a strong foundation of volleyball while making new friends and having fun! Reminders: Bring water and proper sports attire (shorts, T-shirt, and comfortable running sneakers with good grip or volleyball shoes). **If you have/plan on buying volleyball shoes, they are STRICTLY meant for indoor court use. Please come in a different pair of shoes (i.e; crocs, slides, flip flops), and once inside, player can change shoes. Please make sure socks are brought or worn. Knee pads are suggested but not required. No transport is available for this class.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Watercolor - The Magic of Watercolor (Adults)Adult EnrichmentThe Magic of Watercolor Animals (August 25-October 6) In this course, students will learn the basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings from local full time artist Paul Downs. Each weekly one-hour class will build on the previous week’s lesson and introduce different tools and techniques in the creation of a 6x9 watercolor painting. The class will learn the fundamentals of how to paint with watercolors, how to use additional tools in their creation, and how to finish and display watercolor art. See examples of Paul's work below for a few of the animals that will be in the lessons. The Magic of Watercolor Landscape (October 20-December 8) In this course, students will learn the basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings from local full time artist Paul Downs. Each weekly one-hour class will build on the previous week’s lesson and introduce different tools and techniques in the creation of a 6x9 watercolor painting. The class will learn the fundamentals of how to paint with watercolors, how to use additional tools in their creation, and how to finish and display watercolor art. Examples will be added soon.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Watercolor Animation Studio (Middle/High School)Art & Performing ArtsWatercolor Animation Studio (Middle/High School) In this course students will learn the basics of working with watercolors and creating watercolor paintings of anime and animation characters from local artist Paul Downs. Each weekly one-hour class will build on the previous week’s lesson and introduce different tools and techniques in the creation of a 6x9 watercolor painting. The class will learn the fundamentals of how to paint with watercolors, how to use additional tools in their creation, and how to finish and display watercolor art. See examples of Paul's work below for a few of the animation subjects that will be in the first session. Subsequent sessions will feature other animation subjects.Community Education 2026-2027
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Watercolor WorkshopAdult EnrichmentWatercolor Workshop Join this class for an evening of creativity, color, and fun! In this adult watercolor class, you will be guided through simple painting techniques as we create a beautiful watercolor artwork together. No prior experience is needed—just come ready to relax, learn something new, and enjoy the process of painting with others. You’ll leave with new skills, confidence, and a painting to cherish. 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!Community Education 2026-2027
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Watercolor Workshop at Del WebbAdult EnrichmentWatercolor Workshop at Del WebbJoin this relaxing one-hour watercolor workshop designed for adults of all skill levels. In this guided class, you’ll learn simple watercolor techniques while creating a beautiful landscape painting to take home. Whether you’re new to watercolor or looking to refine your skills, this fun and creative session will leave you inspired and with a finished piece of which you’ll be proud . 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!Community Education 2026-2027
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Watercolor for KidsArt & Performing ArtsFall Into Art: A Watercolor Adventure for Kids! Calling all young artists in grades K–5! Join us for an 6-week watercolor class where creativity meets the magic of autumn. Each week, your child will explore fun, fall-inspired projects—from colorful leaves and pumpkin patches to forest animals and cozy barns—all while learning brush control, color mixing, layering, and texture in a playful, supportive environment. No experience needed – just imagination and a love for art!What’s included: All supplies, step-by-step instruction, and take-home masterpieces every week! Bloom & Brush: Spring Watercolors for Kids Celebrate spring through color, creativity, and carefree painting! In this engaging watercolor course, young artists will explore painting techniques while creating cheerful, spring-inspired artwork. Students will learn brush control, color mixing, layering, and texture — all while building confidence and channeling their inner creativity. No experience needed – just imagination and a love for art! What’s included: All supplies, step-by-step instruction, and take-home masterpieces every week!Community Education 2026-2027
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Wildcat FishingSports & FitnessWildcat Fishing: Get ready to head to the water! This after-school program is designed to turn middle schoolers into confident, self-sufficient anglers. Whether you’ve never touched a rod or you're already a weekend regular, this course will help you master the technical skills needed to catch the local favorites: Largemouth Bass and Bream (Bluegill/Sunfish). Equipment will be provided. Core Skills & Training We focus on the "Big Four" technical skills that take you from a spectator to a participant: Spinning Reel Mastery: Learn the mechanics of the spinning reel. We will focus on the "finger-flip" technique to achieve long-distance casts and pinpoint accuracy—essential for landing lures right in the Bass's strike zone. Small Cast Net Technique: Learn how to catch your own live bait. We’ll practice the "load and throw" method with a small cast net to help you achieve that perfect "pancake" spread. Pro Pole Setup: Stop relying on others to fix your gear! You will learn how to rig a rod from scratch, including threading the line, adjusting the drag, and choosing the right tackle for targeting bream or bass. The Fisherman’s Knot: A fish is only as strong as your knot. We will master the Improved Clinch Knot, ensuring your hook stays attached when a big bass decides to run. *Note: RHMS students can stay after school for this course but must be picked up promptly at the end of class.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Yoga & Movement to End the DaySports & FitnessYoga & Movement to End the Day This class offers a calming, playful space for students to unwind after school. Students will explore mindfulness, gentle stretching, creative movement, breathing strategies, and fun yoga sequences designed just for their age group. Each session helps students re‑center, release extra energy, and transition from the school day in a positive, healthy way—leaving them feeling grounded, relaxed, and ready for the rest of their afternoon.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Youth Athletic MovementSports & FitnessYouth Athletic Movement is a four-week program designed to help young athletes build a strong foundation in movement, coordination, speed, agility, balance, and overall athleticism. Participants will learn proper movement mechanics, improve body control, and develop confidence through engaging drills, age-appropriate exercises, and fun, game-based activities. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear comfortable athletic clothing and athletic shoes. This program is open to all experience levels and is a great way for students to improve their physical abilities, build confidence, and have fun while developing skills that transfer to any sport.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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