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  • 2023-24 NSD Half-Days

    • School Age Child Care
    • 2023-2024 After Care
    Bates
    2023-2024 After Care SACC Non-School Day Site
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  • 2024-25 NSD Full-Days

    • School Age Child Care
    • 2024-2025 After Care
    Bates
    2024-2025 After Care SACC Non-School Day Site
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  • 2024-25 NSD Half-Days

    • School Age Child Care
    • 2024-2025 After Care
    Bates
    2024-2025 After Care SACC Non-School Day Site
    View more info
  • Adult Enrichment & Recreation

    Our diverse range of courses is designed to cultivate personal growth, foster new passions, and enhance existing skills. Whether you're looking to explore a new hobby, expand your knowledge, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, our Adult Enrichment Courses provide a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
  • After Care

    • School Age Child Care
    • 2024-2025 After Care
    AS OF MARCH 16 - AFTER CARE AND CAMP DEXTER ARE CLOSE TO BEING FULL MOST WEEKS OF THE SUMMER. We are working to find solutions to accommodate more kids this summer. As a licensed program, there are many factors that play into our ability to expand. Registration for 2024-25 After Care and 2024 Camp Dexter is opens for returning families (defined as those who participated in the 2023 Camp Dexter or 2023-24 After Care programs) on March 2.. New family registration begins on March 16 at 8 am. Priority will be given to processing requests for full-time schedules for both Camp Dexter and After Care. Dexter Community Education School Age Child Care provides essential support for working families through after-school care and special programs on non-school days. We specialize in enrichment and recreational activities outside of regular school hours for children from Young 5 through Grade 6. Our state-licensed child care services are staffed by qualified, experienced professionals who prioritize the well-being and enjoyment of every child. Each grade level enjoys tailored activities, games, projects, and both indoor and outdoor play. Children have the option to engage in reading and homework, alongside free time to develop social skills and explore personal interests. Our centers maintain a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment, adhering to District policies and procedures at all times.All School Age Child Care programs are located at Bates. AFTER CARE: After Care operates from the school dismissal bell until 6:00 pm. We offer both full-time and part-time scheduling options (minimum of three days per week), with part-time schedules requiring consistent days/sessions throughout the entire month. The daily rate for After Care is $16.50. Care Staff escort Anchor, Beacon, and Wylie students from their schools to Bates for After Care and Half-Day Care. Creekside students are transported by bus to the hub and then walk to Bates. NO SCHOOL DAY CARE: Child care is available on most scheduled No-School days for children from Young 5 to 6th grade. This includes half days (from dismissal until 6 pm) and occasional full-day closures (from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm). Our programs are engaging, age-appropriate, and offer a wide variety of activities. The rate for half-day programs is $36/day, and for full-day programs, it's $66/day. On full-day No School days, students can be dropped off at the Bates front entrance after 7:30 am. CAMP DEXTER: Camp Dexter runs for nine weeks during the summer of 2024. Our activities include indoor/outdoor games, swimming, crafts, campers' choice time, movies, field trips, and more! The camp operates Monday through Friday at Bates School, with drop-off starting at 7:30 am and pick-up until 6:00 pm. The weekly rate for full-week schedules is $250. If space allows for partial-week schedules, the rate is $60/day. Camp Dexter is open to students who have completed either Kindergarten or Young 5 through fifth grade. A non-refundable fee of $75 is required at enrollment. Should you choose not to utilize the program after registration, this fee will not be refunded. For financial assistance inquiries, please contact the Department of Human Services to determine eligibility.
  • Address:
    7480 Dan Hoey Rd
    Dexter, MI 48130
  • Athletics

    Mill Creek Middle School and Dexter High School athletics charge participation fees. Athletic Participation Fees are as follows: High School: $250 per sport, flat fee Middle School: $150 per sport, flat fee. There is a family cap of $1,000 per year. Full and Half Athletic Scholarships are available on a season-by-season basis. Please apply for scholarship funds as early as possible. Return the Athletic Scholarship Application to the DHS Athletic offices.
  • Baseball & Softball Clinics

    FEBRUARY 2024 CLINIC: Little League Machine Pitch Hitting - Hitting instruction for 7-8 year olds that will be playing Little League at the machine pitch level this spring season. Get plenty of reps off a Blue Flame machine, just like what will be used in Little League this season. Learn basics from the batting stance, grip, and swing.
  • Basketball - Men's

    Welcome to our Men's Basketball league, where the spirit of the game thrives without the need for referees. We offer a basketball experience that emphasizes fair play, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. Here's what you can expect: Referee-Free Action: Our league operates on the honor system, with players responsible for making their own calls. This promotes a sense of integrity and self-regulation, fostering a respectful and friendly atmosphere on the court. Advance Registration: To ensure a smooth and organized game, we require all participants to register in advance. Competitive and Fun: Whether you're a seasoned basketball player or just looking to have some fun on the court, our league caters to all skill levels. Expect a healthy balance of competition and enjoyment. Camaraderie: Our league is not just about basketball; it's about building friendships and connections. After each game, players are encouraged to socialize and build lasting relationships, both on and off the court. Rules and Fair Play: While we don't have referees, we do have established rules and guidelines to ensure fair play. Players are expected to adhere to these rules and exhibit good sportsmanship throughout all sessions. Bring a basketball and a dark colored & light colored shirt each week. Minimum of 8 participants.
  • Basketball - Women's

    Welcome to our Women's Basketball league, where the spirit of the game thrives without the need for referees. We offer a basketball experience that emphasizes fair play, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. Here's what you can expect: Referee-Free Action: Our league operates on the honor system, with players responsible for making their own calls. This promotes a sense of integrity and self-regulation, fostering a respectful and friendly atmosphere on the court. Advance Registration: To ensure a smooth and organized game, we require all participants to register in advance. Competitive and Fun: Whether you're a seasoned basketball player or just looking to have some fun on the court, our league caters to all skill levels. Expect a healthy balance of competition and enjoyment. Camaraderie: Our league is not just about basketball; it's about building friendships and connections. After each game, players are encouraged to socialize and build lasting relationships, both on and off the court. Rules and Fair Play: While we don't have referees, we do have established rules and guidelines to ensure fair play. Players are expected to adhere to these rules and exhibit good sportsmanship throughout all sessions. Bring a basketball and a dark colored & light colored shirt each week. Minimum of 8 participants.
  • Basketball - Women's

    Welcome to our Women's Basketball league, where the spirit of the game thrives without the need for referees. We offer a basketball experience that emphasizes fair play, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. Here's what you can expect: Referee-Free Action: Our league operates on the honor system, with players responsible for making their own calls. This promotes a sense of integrity and self-regulation, fostering a respectful and friendly atmosphere on the court. Advance Registration: To ensure a smooth and organized game, we require all participants to register in advance. Competitive and Fun: Whether you're a seasoned basketball player or just looking to have some fun on the court, our league caters to all skill levels. Expect a healthy balance of competition and enjoyment. Camaraderie: Our league is not just about basketball; it's about building friendships and connections. After each game, players are encouraged to socialize and build lasting relationships, both on and off the court. Rules and Fair Play: While we don't have referees, we do have established rules and guidelines to ensure fair play. Players are expected to adhere to these rules and exhibit good sportsmanship throughout all sessions. Bring a basketball and a dark colored & light colored shirt each week. Minimum of 8 participants.
  • Address:
    2704 Baker Rd
    Dexter, MI 48130
  • Address:
    7480 Dan Hoey Rd
    Dexter, MI 48130
  • Beginning Ballet

    ✨ Dive into the graceful world of ballet with Miss Fern! ✨ Hello, everyone! I'm Fern, and I'm thrilled to share my passion for ballet with your little ones. With over 12 years of ballet experience, I've twirled and leaped through every step of this enchanting journey - starting right where many of you are now, with community education classes. In this beginner's ballet class, designed for kids ages 3-7, we'll explore the magical basics of ballet together. From elegant pliés to precise tendus, mesmerizing jumps, and delightful turns, we'll lay the foundation for a lifetime of dance. But let's not forget the best part - the fun! Alongside our ballet practice, we'll sprinkle in exciting games like freeze dance to keep our bodies moving and our spirits soaring. Join me on this enchanting adventure, and let's dance our way into a world of grace, beauty, and boundless joy! ✨ Enroll now and watch your child's love for ballet bloom before your eyes.
  • Boater Safety

    This course will provide you with the info necessary to safely operate a variety of boats and personal watercraft (PWC). Learn navigation rules, boat & PWC operation, maintenance and specific laws & regulations to legally operate watercraft in Michigan. Upon successful completion you will receive a State of MI Boater’s Safety Certificate required for legal operation of any type of personal watercraft (including jet skis) for all persons born after 12/31/1978. Persons under 14 years of age may not legally operate a PWC. Based on feedback from previous participants, participants should be at least 12 years of age. Bring lunch, drinks & snack. Important: In addition to registering here on the Community Ed platform, the DNR is asking you to register on their site as well in order to receive credit for your certification.
  • Bricks4Kidz

    Kids spend their young years playing with LEGO® Bricks, stacking the blocks together to create an immersive world. Bricks4Kidz takes this one step further with our LEGO®-Inspired after school classes and summer camp programs. These activities deliver play that’s fun, educational and enriching for each child. We use guided instructions with the students as they build a project and see their vision come to life. Classes at Anchor or Beacon are open to students from either school, however students must be able to get to the after school class location on their own. Parents may want to walk their student to the location before the first day of class. Note: After school classes at Bates begin at 3:30 and are open to any student. However, parents of students not registered for After Care are responsible for drop off and pick up at Bates. Spring 2024 -"Air, Land, and Sea" Model builds will be from how we get around on all three!
  • Camp Dexter

    • School Age Child Care
    • 2024 Camp Dexter
    AS OF MARCH 16 - AFTER CARE AND CAMP DEXTER ARE CLOSE TO BEING FULL MOST WEEKS OF THE SUMMER. We are working to find solutions to accommodate more kids this summer. As a licensed program, there are many factors that play into our ability to expand. Registration for 2024-25 After Care and 2024 Camp Dexter is opens for returning families (defined as those who participated in the 2023 Camp Dexter or 2023-24 After Care programs) on March 2.. New family registration begins on March 16 at 8 am. Priority will be given to processing requests for full-time schedules for both Camp Dexter and After Care. Dexter Community Education School Age Child Care provides essential support for working families through after-school care and special programs on non-school days. We specialize in enrichment and recreational activities outside of regular school hours for children from Young 5 through Grade 6. Our state-licensed child care services are staffed by qualified, experienced professionals who prioritize the well-being and enjoyment of every child. Each grade level enjoys tailored activities, games, projects, and both indoor and outdoor play. Children have the option to engage in reading and homework, alongside free time to develop social skills and explore personal interests. Our centers maintain a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment, adhering to District policies and procedures at all times.All School Age Child Care programs are located at Bates. AFTER CARE: After Care operates from the school dismissal bell until 6:00 pm. We offer both full-time and part-time scheduling options (minimum of three days per week), with part-time schedules requiring consistent days/sessions throughout the entire month. The daily rate for After Care is $16.50. Care Staff escort Anchor, Beacon, and Wylie students from their schools to Bates for After Care and Half-Day Care. Creekside students are transported by bus to the hub and then walk to Bates. NO SCHOOL DAY CARE: Child care is available on most scheduled No-School days for children from Young 5 to 6th grade. This includes half days (from dismissal until 6 pm) and occasional full-day closures (from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm). Our programs are engaging, age-appropriate, and offer a wide variety of activities. The rate for half-day programs is $36/day, and for full-day programs, it's $66/day. On full-day No School days, students can be dropped off at the Bates front entrance after 7:30 am. CAMP DEXTER: Camp Dexter runs for nine weeks during the summer of 2024. Our activities include indoor/outdoor games, swimming, crafts, campers' choice time, movies, field trips, and more! The camp operates Monday through Friday at Bates School, with drop-off starting at 7:30 am and pick-up until 6:00 pm. The weekly rate for full-week schedules is $250. If space allows for partial-week schedules, the rate is $60/day. Camp Dexter is open to students who have completed either Kindergarten or Young 5 through fifth grade. A non-refundable fee of $75 is required at enrollment. Should you choose not to utilize the program after registration, this fee will not be refunded. For financial assistance inquiries, please contact the Department of Human Services to determine eligibility.
  • Canine Companion Dog Training

    The Canine Companion training philosophy is: dogs learn through experience, punishment training is dangerous, there are better options and reinforcement drives behavior. The only way to truly facilitate lasting behavioral change and rewire the way your dog thinks is through positive reinforcement. Force free, reward based trainers have put in the work, done the research, and will take the time to get to know your dog's individual learning style to keep everyone safe and help your dog learn. Doggy Life Skills - The material covered in this class will be outside of your typical obedience training and feature behaviors that have a variety of real-life applications. This training is meant to prepare you and your dog to tackle things like vet visits and problem behaviors by building both of your skill sets and confidence. With a focus on proactive training, the goal is to foster mutual connection between person and dog and create adaptable dogs that are willing participants in their environments. This course is open to dogs of any age and training level, so long as they can be comfortable in a group class setting. Canine Good Citizen Prep - A group class for dogs who are generally well mannered but need some obedience refinement. We will cover the ten topics on the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test with the option to test for the title during the final class. Five classes with an optional make up on the 6th week. STAR Puppy - Socialization and early learning for puppies under a year old. All puppies MUST have all puppy shots prior to the class. This group class follows the AKC STAR Puppy guidelines and is perfect for first-time puppy owners. Everyone completing the 6 weeks program earns the STAR Puppy title. Six classes with an optional make up on the 7th week. Trick Dog - This group class is all about having fun and learning with your dog. Choose from a variety of tricks and beginner agility behaviors to work on and practice in a safe, fenced outdoor space under the guidance of a professional trainer. Leash Manners Seminar - One group class to learn how best to teach your dog to walk nicely on leash. Dog-Friendly Kid Seminar - One group class for the whole family to learn more about how dogs communicate and encourage a more dog-aware generation of kids. Puppy Play and Body Language Seminar - One group class for puppies 6 months and younger, to play under the supervision of their owners and a trainer and discuss dog body language and appropriate play.
  • Chess Scholars

    Develop your child's intellect through the royal game of chess! Current research has shown a strong link between chess and academic performance in a variety of areas, including mathematics and language arts. Chess has been proven to enhance children's motivation, concentration, focus, social skills, and creativity. Each day will consist of a fun, interactive teaching period and guided practice time. Both beginner and experienced players are welcome and will learn under the guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars coach.
  • Child and Babysitter Safety

    The class is the American Red Cross' babysitter's training – and will prepare you to become one of the most capable, trusted and in-demand sitters in your neighborhood. Babysitter training manual, DVD and certificate of completion included in class fee. Class topics include leadership, safety, basic care, first aid and professionalism. To enroll, students must be at least 11 years old by class start date and must attend all hours to receive the certification. Students may bring snacks and water bottle to class. During the school year, the class typically includes boys and girls, grades 5-8 and is located at either Mill Creek or Creekside. The Coordinator and instructor are aware of the different end times at the schools and will accommodate students arriving late from a building with a later dismissal time.
  • Community Ed Programming

    Our Community Education programming has engaging classes, fun teachers, and enriching experiences for all ages - after school, in the evenings, and on the weekends. Behavior Guidelines Please remember that participation in Community Education programs is voluntary. Students are expected to act respectfully throughout their participation. Community Education reserves the right to remove a student from a program at any time if they display inappropriate or unsafe behaviors. Cancellation Policy If you are unable to take the class you can request a refund. There will be a $5 deduction from any refunds except programs canceled by Community Ed. Scholarships Dexter Community Education offers Dexter School District families need-based scholarships for most of our programs. We offer one per child per catalog. Generally, students who qualify for free lunch through the schools qualify for a scholarship of up to $100 for one class per catalog; students who qualify for reduced lunch may be eligible for a partial scholarship. We may also offer scholarships for families with special circumstances on a case-by-case basis. We are not able to offer scholarships for programs that are not run by Community Education, nor for classes that do not meet minimum enrollments. All scholarships require the Director’s approval. If you register for a class using a scholarship and cancel less than one week prior to start date, you will forfeit your scholarship for that semester. Your signature on the application indicates that you have read and accept these policies. Once our office receives your application, we will confirm eligibility, but hold registration until the course meets minimum enrollment. Your “place in line” will be preserved. Once minimum enrollment is met, we will register your child and send you confirmation. Community Education Class Scholarship Application
  • Creekside 5th Grade Greenfield Village Trip

    5th Grade Greenfield Village Trip Trip Date : June 6, 2024 Cost: $14.50 DEADLINE TO SIGN UP - May 14th, 2024 Parachek/Norris Team - Please contact Kelly Parachek Parachekk@dexterschools.org with questions Breitner/Shipley Team - Please contact Sarah Breitner Breitners@dexterschools.org with questions Scott/McCallum Team - Please contact Karen Scott Scottk@dexterschools.org with questions Baker/Brown/Mann Team - Please contact Tracy Baker Bakert@dexterschools.org with questions
  • Address:
    2615 Baker Rd
    Dexter, MI 48130