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All-Star AthletesSports & FitnessAll-Star Athletes is a high-energy after-school program designed to build sports skills through hands-on instruction and active play. Over six weeks, athletes will explore a variety of sports including basketball, soccer, baseball/softball, football, lacrosse, volleyball, and more while developing key areas like strength, speed, agility, endurance, and flexibility. Each session features an introduction to a new sport along with focused skill-building activities such as dynamic stretching, form running, agility drills, and bodyweight strength training tailored to that week’s sport. Note: This class is held at Frances Meeks Elementary. Transport is available to FMES students only.Community Education 2026-2027 -
WaitlistApplied MusicMusicApplied Music Students in this course will have a curriculum tailored to their individual needs and level as they study musical instrument methods, theory, aural skills, and history. Students may choose to focus on voice, piano, strings, composition and songwriting, or other band/orchestra/popular musical instruments they would like to explore or improve. (The instructor has a master's degree in music and over a decade of experience teaching and performing in multiple modalities. ) Students should provide their own instruments and bring a blank bullet journal or sketchbook to class. A questionnaire will be sent out prior to the start of lessons to help design each student's learning plan for their current goals. This class is designed to continue throughout the school year, but it will be structured in six-week sessions with a one-week break between sessions. Once placed in a class, you will remain in the class for the school year and be charged at the start of each six-week session. It is possible for students to change focus to a new instrument or modality at the start of a new six-weeks if desired.*Please note that all students are placed on a waiting list at the time of registration to allow staff to place students in an appropriate day and time. Once all spaces are filled and a true waiting list exists, registrants will be contacted as space becomes available. If demand warrants, additional classes may be added. Please call the Community Ed office if you have questions regarding placement.Community Education 2026-2027 -
NewVirginia State Parks (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)ArcherySports & FitnessWildcat Archery: Skills, Safety, and Sport In this engaging after-school activity, students will transform from beginners into confident, disciplined archers. Our curriculum focuses on the following pillars: Safety First: Master essential range protocols, including equipment handling and the universal whistle commands that keep the range running smoothly. Fundamentals: Learn the "11 Steps to Archery Success," focusing on proper stance, grip, and anchor points to ensure consistent accuracy. Skill Progression: Advance your technique as we explore varied shooting angles and challenge your precision at increasing target distances. Friendly Competition: Put your skills to the test with high-energy classroom tournaments and fun archery games designed to build sportsmanship and focus! *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.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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BCES BEE Childcare '26-'27Bryan Early Educational Childcarebryan Early Educational Childcare Program (BEE Childcare) is a division of the bryan County School System and only open to the children of bryan County Schools' employees. We care for and nurture young children of our employees, providing a safe learning environment that, at its best, will promote life-long learning. Establishing positive relationships is the core of what we do. New to arux? Step 1: Sign In/Create an Account Step 2: Setup Your Family Step 3: Enroll BelowBEE Childcare 2026-27 BEE Site -
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Babysitting & First Aid/CPR WorksYouth EnrichmentThis course teaches students to meet the basic needs of children in a care-taking environment with a focus on safety. The training will help students develop leadership skills, start a babysitting business and learn how to communicate with parents while keeping themselves and others safe. Students will also learn child feeding and diapering techniques. Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certification card. This class also incorporates a Pediatric First Aid Course that instructs students on how to deal with first aid issues to include medical emergencies, the use of an Epi-pen injector, injury emergencies, Stop the Bleed, and how to handle environmental emergencies. Also covered are adult/child and infant CPR procedures as well as how to react to a child or infant who is choking. NOTE: Students must attend all classes in order to receive certification.Community Education 2026-2027 -
WaitlistFlorida Fish and Wildlife (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Bass ClassSports & FitnessBass Class In this six-week course, your students will fish to their hearts' content. This course is designed for experienced anglers who want to have fun and fish regularly. Students will receive a basic tackle kit with their enrollment. It is strongly recommended for students who have already completed the Fishing 101 course, but with a recommendation from the instructor, new students can enroll. Note: This class is held at Frances Meeks Elementary. Transport is available to FMES students only.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Beginner Crochet (Middle/High School)North Bryan EnrichmentBeginner Crochet Let’s kick off your crochet journey with something simple, practical, and full of holiday cheer: a soft cotton dishcloth that makes the sweetest Christmas gift. In this class, you’ll discover the materials you need, learn how to pick the perfect yarn, and practice a handful of beginner-friendly stitches. You’ll also receive a classic crochet pattern you can enjoy making over and over. The stitches you master here will be the foundation for creating endless beautiful projects long after the holiday season has passed. All materials provided for use in class.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Beginner Crochet (Teen/Adult)North Bryan EnrichmentBeginner Sewing Workshop Celebrate the season by learning the art of crochet with a project that’s simple, cozy, and full of festive charm. In this class, you’ll start from the very beginning, learning how to hold your hook, work with yarn, and create a few basic stitches. Step by step, we’ll make a soft scarf that’s perfect for keeping warm on winter days or wrapping up as a heartfelt handmade gift. You’ll also get a timeless scarf pattern you can use again and again, giving you the skills and confidence to create many more beautiful projects long after the holidays. All materials provided for use in class.Community Education 2026-2027
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Beginner Sewing (Elementary/Middle School)Youth EnrichmentBeginner Sewing Build confidence and master the basics of machine sewing through this beginner-friendly, six-week workshop! Each one-hour class combines hands-on practice with simple, step-by-step instruction as you learn sewing machine parts, threading, bobbins, basic techniques, and how to confidently operate your machine. Over the six weeks, you’ll create two to three beginner-friendly take-home sewing projects and receive a beginner sewing resource packet to help you continue practicing at home. No prior sewing experience required! Sewing machines and all materials provided for use in class. Participants can bring their own sewing machines if preferred.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Beginner Sewing (Teen/Adult)Adult & Family EnrichmentBeginner Sewing Build confidence and master the basics of machine sewing through this beginner-friendly, six-week workshop! Each one-hour class combines hands-on practice with simple, step-by-step instruction as you learn sewing machine parts, threading, bobbins, basic techniques, and how to confidently operate your machine. Over the six weeks, you’ll create two to three beginner-friendly take-home sewing projects and receive a beginner sewing resource packet to help you continue practicing at home. No prior sewing experience required! Sewing machines and all materials provided for use in class. Participants can bring their own sewing machines if preferred.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Bryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.Child Care Program -
Bryan County Elementary After SchoolBryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.School Year 2026/2027 Bryan County Before & After School Site
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Bryan County Elementary Before SchoolBryan County Before & After SchoolRegistration for the 2026–2027 Before and After School Program opened on July 1, 2026. Space is limited, and registrations will be processed in the order they are received. Please allow approximately one week for processing. Before School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All Before School Program sites open at 6:15 AM and operate until the beginning of the school day. After School is offered for these schools at these locations: Richmond Hill Primary - at Richmond Hill Primary Richmond Hill Elementary - at Richmond Hill Elementary George Washington Carver - at Richmond Hill Elementary McAllister Elementary - at McAllister Elementary Frances Meeks Elementary - at Frances Meeks Elementary Bryan County Elementary - at Bryan County Elementary All After School Program sites begin at the end of each school day and operate until 6:30 PM. Before and After School is open to Bryan County School students who: Follow directions in a group setting Respond appropriately to adult supervision in a group setting Perform basic self-help behaviors such as toileting and feeding independently Enter the student's grade level for the 2026-27 school year. Before/After School tuition is due weekly, regardless of attendance. Please note that all sites use the PikMyKid app for pick-up. Information will be emailed to all enrolled families prior to the first day of school.School Year 2026/2027 Bryan County Before & After School Site
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Bryan Early Educational Childcarebryan Early Educational Childcare Program (BEE Childcare) is a division of the bryan County School System and only open to the children of bryan County Schools' employees. We care for and nurture young children of our employees, providing a safe learning environment that, at its best, will promote life-long learning. Establishing positive relationships is the core of what we do. New to arux? Step 1: Sign In/Create an Account Step 2: Setup Your Family Step 3: Enroll BelowChild Care Program
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Canva WorkshopAdult & Family EnrichmentCanva Workshop Join Laura and Sara for a fun, hands-on Canva class designed for everyone—from complete beginners to experienced Canva users! We’ll start with the basics of creating and designing with a free Canva account in the Canva Beginner Workshop, then work our way into more advanced tools and features available with Canva Pro in the Canva Intermediate Workshop. Throughout the class, you’ll learn practical tips and tricks while creating projects you can actually use, such as invitations, graduation banners and signs, flyers, social media graphics, Christmas cards, and more. Whether you’ve never opened Canva before or you already use it and want to learn some new tricks, you’ll leave with the skills and confidence to create polished, professional-looking designs for work, home, and special occasions. No design experience required—just come ready to create! Participants must bring their own device.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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Cheer with Character and ConfidenceSports & FitnessCheer with Character and Confidence In “Cheer with Character and Confidence,” K–5th grade students will learn the basics of cheerleading including chants, motions, jumps, and beginner routines while also building life skills that matter on and off the mat. Each week pairs fun cheer activities with a character focus, like teamwork, confidence, leadership, and perseverance. By the end of the six weeks, students will not only gain cheer skills but also strengthen friendships, practice encouragement, and grow in responsibility all while having fun in a positive, team-spirited environment.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Cheering with the WildcatsSports & FitnessFuture Wildcats will learn fundamentals of cheer motions and a few cheers from the best basketball cheerleaders around! Participants will have three learning sessions and a showcase during half-time of the RHHS varsity girls home basketball game on November 14, 2026. A t-shirt will be provided to all participants for the showcase. Participants should wear athletic clothes and shoes. Participants and parents/guardians will enter the game free of charge. Parents will be able to take photos and video during the showcase by sitting where the high school cheerleaders were sitting during the game. Note: No ASP transport available. Parents are responsible for drop-off and pick-up at RHHS. The showcase on November 14 will be held in the RHHS Gym. Students should arrive by 1:30 PM. Please wear black shorts or leggings.Community Education 2026-2027 -
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DanceArt & Performing ArtsThis class, taught by Marylin Daniels and Marylin Jacobs of the Marylin Youmans School of Dance of Savannah, offers an introduction to ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, and lyrical dance styles with a focus on rhythm, technique, coordination, flexibility and performance skills while building students' confidence. Black leotards, black or pink tights or black shorts instead of tights, pink ballet shoes, and caramel (tan) tap shoes are recommended but not required. Offered for grades PK-5.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Discovery AdventureGet ready for adventure! Campers will travel and enjoy the sights and sounds of Coastal Georgia and South Carolina. Campers will travel on field trips and activities based on a new theme each week. We’ll be exploring nature and enjoy sports and games. There will be outdoor play, movies and time to spend with old and new friends. Students will be transported by school bus for all field trips. Experienced adult instructors will accompany the students on field trips. Parents are kept informed of all activities and field trip locations with a weekly agenda for the camp. It is imperative that parents familiarize themselves with each week’s activities. Because of time constraints, the bus cannot wait for students who arrive late to camp. Students who arrive late for field trips will have to return home with parents. Before and after care are available for Adventure Camp.Category
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WaitlistDriver's EducationDrivers EducationGeorgia law requires mandatory driver education before teens can obtain their Class D license. All 16 and 17-year-olds applying for a Class D driver’s license must complete an approved driver education course that includes 30-hours classroom or virtual instruction and six hours of instruction behind the wheel with training by a qualified instructor. Parents who live in the Pembroke/Ellabell area must transport students to Richmond Hill Community Education Center. Driving times will be scheduled after the first class session. A copy of the student’s learner’s license is required prior to beginning the class (bring to class). State law requires that parents drive 40 hours with their child and six hours should be at night. Driver's Ed is designed to help a student become a better driver. It is recommended that the student have had some experience driving prior to taking this course. If you have additional questions, call 912-459-5116.Community Education 2026-2027 -
Drivers EducationGeorgia law requires mandatory driver education before teens can obtain their Class D license. All 16 year olds applying for a Class D driver’s license must complete an approved driver’s education course. Drivers Education for Teens offers 30 hours of classroom or virtual instruction and six hours of instruction behind the wheel, with training by a qualified instructor. Parents who live in the Pembroke/Ellabell area must transport students to the Richmond Hill Community Education Center. Driving times will be scheduled after the first class session. All registration forms will be timed and dated to assure placement of students. A copy of the student learner’s license is required prior to beginning the class. For additional questions, call 912-459-5116.Category
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Enrichment ArtArt & Performing ArtsEnrichment Art will include 2D and 3D projects such as painting, drawing, collage, paper beads, and sculpture. Students will have fun exploring their artistic talents while learning new skills and art techniques. Projects will differ from those offered during the school art class. Transport available only to students enrolled at Frances Meeks Elementary at the Frances Meeks Elementary location.Community Education 2026-2027