Kids on Campus Course Finder

End the day with movies and a light snack. All sessions run 4:30–6:30 p.m. A late fine of $5 per 15 minutes will be charged for students picked up after 6:30 p.m. Before classes begin, we will send you information including location. 1 week. 

Ages 13+. This course prepares students to become responsible, confident caregivers. Students will learn CPR, First Aid, and emergency response skills, along with safe childcare practices and strategies for engaging children of different ages. The course also covers managing child behaviors, ensuring household safety, and building professionalism. In addition, students will gain business skills to market and manage a babysitting service. Upon successful completion, participants earn a two-year CPR certification from the American Heart Association and a Credly Digital Badge to showcase their accomplishment. Digital badge eligible (DB). 

Ages 12+. Do you yearn for adventure? Do you wish to fight monsters and brawl baddies with your closest friends? Do you want to tell stories, both small and epic in scope? Then Dungeons and Dragons is for you! Join a class where you will be able to learn all you need to know about being a part of the world's best-selling tabletop roleplaying game! The course will teach basic rules, character creation, how to be a game master, and will include playing in an actual session of Dungeons and Dragons. Come forth heroes of the realm, and claim your destiny! 

Ages 15+. This updated course will prepare students for both the verbal and math sections of the SAT. Verbal preparation includes interpreting the meanings of relevant words and phrases in context, using close reading to increase comprehension, and identifying central ideas and themes of a text. Math preparation includes mastery of linear expressions, creating and solving equations, using ratios, percentages and units, problem solving, and data analysis. Students should have completed Algebra II. Test taking tips will be covered. This class uses practice tests and exercises to simulate a test-taking environment. Students must bring a calculator. This course is for high school students. 

Ages 15+. If you are taking the SAT and only need preparation in the math section, you should take this updated course. Math preparation includes multi-step problems with applications in science, social science, career scenarios, and other real-life contexts. Students should have completed Algebra II. Test taking tips will be included. The class simulates a test-taking environment with practice tests and exercises. You must bring a calculator. This course is for high school students. 

Ages 15+. If you are taking the SAT and only need preparation in the verbal section, you should take this updated course. Verbal preparation includes vocabulary and reading comprehension such as understanding the author’s message, rhetoric, synthesis, and understanding relationships in passages. Test taking tips will be included. The class simulates a test-taking environment with practice tests and exercises. This course is for high school students. 

Ages 11–17. You provide the lunch, we provide the supervision. From 12–1p.m, students will eat lunch indoors with their peers and watch general audience movies. All students staying on campus for both morning and afternoon courses must register for this supervised lunch hour. Cost covers supervision and facilities. REQUIRED: STUDENTS MUST BRING THEIR OWN NONPERISHABLE LUNCHES. NO REFRIGERATION OR MICROWAVE IS AVAILABLE. 1 week.  

Ages 6–10. You provide the lunch, we provide the supervision. From 12–1 p.m, students will eat lunch indoors with their peers and watch general audience movies. All students staying on campus for both morning and afternoon courses must register for this supervised lunch hour. Cost covers supervision and facilities. REQUIRED: STUDENTS MUST BRING THEIR OWN NONPERISHABLE LUNCHES. NO REFRIGERATION OR MICROWAVE IS AVAILABLE. 1 week.