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Spring 2026 Courses: Registration opens Saturday, February 28 at 8:00 AM

2026 Camp Dexter & 2026–27 After Care: Returning Families – Feb. 28 at 8 AM | New Families – March 21 at 8 AM


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  • Baseball Pitching Arm Care Clinic - Phase 2

    Phase 2 This class meets twice a week. In this phase, we'll focus on preparing your arms for an off-season program. Sessions will include warm-up exercises, J-band routines, plyometric drills, and building a foundational understanding of the pitching program's key concepts. Volume will gradually increase as we transition to the next phase.
  • 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 3-6, 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. Ballet attire recommend, parents must stay in the building for class.
  • DCE Youth House Basketball Winter 2026

    A fun and developmental program for boys and girls in grades 1-6! Key Dates: Register by December 1 and receive $15 discount at checkout Draft: Mid-December; coaches will contact you no later than December 20. Practices Start: Week of January 5. First Game: Saturday, January 10. Season Length: Six weeks No games January 17 or February 14 Program Details: Practices: Once per week (Monday-Thursday, starting after 6:00 PM). Days and times are set based on the coach’s availability. Games: Saturdays, with six games throughout the season (January–March). Recent schedules have been approximately: Grades 5-6: 8:00–10:00 AM Grades 3-4: 10:00 AM–1:00 PM Grades 1-2: 1:00–3:00 PM (Exact times may vary based on registration.) Format: Grades 1-2 play 4-on-4 on 9.5 ft hoops. All age groups use intermediate 28.5-size basketballs. Volunteer Coaches: Parent coaches are vital to the success of this program! If interested, indicate this during registration. Frequently Asked Questions: What team is my child on? Teams are determined during the mid-December draft. Coaches will contact families no later than December 20. When will we know practice times? Coaches select practice times during the draft and will share details with families afterward. When will we get the game schedule? Game schedules will be finalized and shared after teams are formed. Games begin on Saturday, January 10. Can we request teammates, specific teams, or coaches? Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate such requests. Jerseys We’ll be using the same reversible jerseys again this season. If your child still has one from last year (or if you have one handed down from an older sibling) feel free to reuse it. If you need a jersey, you can purchase one during registration. New jerseys will be ready for pickup at your game site at your first game. SKILLS DAY - DECEMBER 14: BOYS at Dexter High School Gym Grades 1-2 8:30am-9:45am Grades 3-4 10:00am-11:15am Grades 5-6 11:30am-12:45pm GIRLS at Mill Creek Gym Grades 1-2 8:30am-9:45am Grades 3-4 10:00am-11:15am Grades 5-6 11:30am-12:45pm There is no makeup date for the Skills Day; it's OK if you can't make it to the Skills Day - you will still be placed on a team.
  • Dexter Dreads Volleyball Club

    Join us for an introductory short season of volleyball. If your child has never played the sport, this would be a great time to try it! We plan to have four tournaments, and they'll run *every other weekend (two Sundays and two Saturdays). Tournaments will be local and within an hour or so, usually running form 8-9am until 2-4pm. This team is designed for the new player to learn the game of volleyball while practicing and competing alongside her friends and classmates. Fifth and sixth graders welcome. Players will learn the rules of the game, introductory game strategy as well as basic skills (passing, setting, serving, hitting and defense). We'll also stress sportsmanship, hard work, and what it means to be a good teammate as we develop their skills. The team will be coached by Dexter Varsity Volleyball Head Coach Erin Penn. *This could possibly change as we are currently waiting on our tournament registration confirmations. We are hoping three will be in Saline and one in Jackson.* Register for the waitlist and Coach Penn will be in touch regarding tryouts. Final fee will be determined when team is formed - will be approximately $200
  • High School Rec Basketball League

    The High School Co-Ed Red Basketball League gives students a chance to play organized basketball outside of school teams. It’s designed for students not currently in interscholastic sports who want to stay active, have fun, and enjoy some friendly competition. This is a student-led league: teams are created by students, captains take responsibility for communication, and players handle their own organization. Program Details Games Only: Saturdays for 8 weeks Dates: runs January-March No games on MLK or President’s Day weekends No practices provided through Community Ed Location: Dexter schools gyms - (TBD) Registration Fee: $135 per player (includes team shirt, referees, and league expenses) Format: Sign up individually online. Must be current Dexter High School student At registration, indicate your team captain’s name. If you don’t have a team, write “Free Agent” in the captain spot – we’ll try to match you with a team. Roster Size: Teams must have 8–12 players. Team Names: Must be school-appropriate (no acronyms). Community Ed reserves the right to change names. Captain Meeting: Mandatory meeting (date TBD). Rosters, rules, and schedules will be reviewed. Limit: First 16 teams accepted.
  • Hitting League

    Hitting League offers an exciting co-ed opportunity to enhance hitting abilities during the off-season. Participants engage in fast-paced games focused entirely on offense, with simulated defense. Experience the thrill of hitting singles, doubles, triples, and home runs while enjoying 20 to 30 at-bats per game. Our sessions and games welcome both male and female players, with batting competitions organized into divisions by age and gender based on batting averages. Each session combines tee work, side and front toss, and machine pitch, incorporating both safety and regulation balls. Stay updated with weekly leaderboards and standings, ensuring a dynamic and competitive atmosphere. Remember, pre-registration is required for participation. Join us for an action-packed journey of skill development and fun! Once all registrations are received, players will be split into two groups: either 1:00pm-2:00pm or 2:00pm-3:00pm.
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    Holiday Drop & Shop Baseball Clinic

    The Holiday Drop & Shop Baseball Clinic gives parents a stress-free window to finish their holiday shopping while kids enjoy two fun-filled days of baseball skill-building and high-energy games. This General Baseball Skills and Competitions clinic focuses on teaching core fundamentals in a positive, upbeat environment while keeping players active, engaged, and having a blast. What the Clinic Offers Throwing, catching, fielding, and hitting instruction Fun competitions and skill-based games Age-appropriate coaching and teaching A safe, supervised environment while parents shop A festive holiday atmosphere with baseball-themed challenges HitTrax games and home run derby Who It’s For Youth players of all skill levels who want to improve their game while having fun during the holiday season. Why Parents Love It While your child is learning, playing, and staying active, you get a few uninterrupted hours to finish holiday errands, shopping, wrapping, or simply enjoying some quiet time.
  • Junior Dance Clinic

    The Jr. Dance Clinic is a fundraiser for the Dexter Dance Team Program. Boys and girls, ages 5-12, will learn basic dance techniques and a short routine taught by the DHS Varsity Dance Team, under the supervision of the Head Coach. The Jr. Dance clinics are offered twice a year; one during football season in the fall and one during basketball season in the winter. The winter clinic includes two practices and a performance at halftime of a DHS home basketball game on Friday February 13 at the Dexter High School Gym. The games begin at 7pm. Jr. Dance clinic attendees wear their clinic t-shirts to the game which gives them free admission at the game. Family members pay regular admission. Important: T-shirts will be ordered at 8:00am on Thursday February 5. Any registrations after that time will not receive a shirt.
  • Kidokinetics Sportsplay

    Kidokinetics creates the ultimate athletic experience with our science-based sports program! Through over 20 sports and endless creative activities, we foster movement to support gross motor development, hand-eye coordination, confidence, and FUN! The SportsPlay class offers a playful introduction to sports, designed to get toddlers and preschoolers moving. Children will have a chance to experience different pieces of equipment and plenty of cross-body movement. Each session features a warm-up and stretch, an introduction to a new sport with age-appropriate skills and drills, an interactive game, and a cool-down that recaps our accomplishments and highlights a bone or muscle of the day. Participants should bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes.
  • Lacrosse - Learn to Play

    The purpose of the Learn to Play (L2P) lacrosse program is to introduce players to the fun of lacrosse. Ideally players will fall in love with lacrosse and continue on to play the sport at the competitive level. A good focus of time will be spent developing fundamental lacrosse skills such as cradling, passing, catching and ground balls. There is no contact or stick checking. All L2P equipment will be provided. L2P is run by the Dexter Lacrosse Club. Players must bring clean gym shoes
  • Little Piranha Swim Lessons - Fall

    Register for swim lessons with DCAC! During registration, you will be asked to indicate your preferred time slots. Once registration closes, DCAC will contact you with your assigned time. How It Works: Sign up for your preferred session. Arrive 15 minutes early to your first lesson so your swimmer can be sorted into the right level! If you have questions, contact Leo Varitek at swimlessons@dcacswimming.org or Murphy Hansen at operations@dcacswimming.org Indicate your swimmer's level during registration; if you have not participated in swim lessons with us before, please select that option. Dive into the world of aquatic adventure with our Little Piranha Swim Lessons, designed to introduce young learners to the joys and skills of swimming in a safe and supportive environment. Our program is structured into three progressive levels, catering to children of varying abilities and comfort levels in the water: Guppy, Clownfish, and Marlin. Level 1: Guppy Course Description: Our Guppy group is perfect for brand new swimmers and those that may have some lesson experience previously or through another organization. Guppies is also a great place for nervous swimmers because our instructors will help swimmers at this level adapt to and build their confidence in the water! Criteria for Advancement: Guppies will advance to Level 2: Clownfish when they can confidently leave the wall gliding (in a streamline), enter the floating position and hold that float for at least 5 seconds, and recover on their own. Level 2: Clownfish Course Description: The Clownfish group is meant for swimmers who have (1) mastered the skills listed above, are comfortable holding their breath and floating on both their stomachs and backs independently. Clownfish must be able to put their faces in the water, fully submerge their bodies, and hold their breath without using their hands/fingers to squeeze/plug their nose. Criteria for Advancement: Clownfish will advance to the final lesson group in the Little Piranhas Swim Lesson program by using these more advanced water skills to make it across the pool (width of the shallow end of Wylie’s large pool) without the need for any equipment. Level 3: Marlin Course Description: Clownfish will advance to the final lesson group in the Little Piranhas Swim Lesson program by using these more advanced water skills to make it across the pool (width of the shallow end of Wylie’s large pool) without the need for any equipment. Criteria for Advancement: Marlins will master both freestyle (bi-lateral breathing) and backstroke swimming (finishing on to the wall on their backs). Marlins will advance to the next level (DCAC Pre-Team) when they can swim at least a 50 yard freestyle (no time standard), at least a 50 yard backstroke, and are able to tread water for at least 1 minute in the deep end of the pool. “We had been doing swim lessons through a franchise for a few years and we were looking for something different. We were excited to see DCAC was offering swim lessons and decided to give it a try. We like that they were flexible and personalized to different abilities. Another bonus was that lessons were taught by DCAC swimmers, and the coaches were also involved and provided encouragement. It was a great experience that gave our little guy the confidence he needed to join DCAC swim team.” - summer 2022 swim lesson parent In partnership with Dexter Community Aquatic Club - for ages 3 & up.
  • Michigan Thunder Soccer Academy - Winter

    ALL CLASSES ARE HELD AT THE WYLIE GYM IN DEXTER Little Bolts ages 3-5. Our Little Bolts program aims to develop soccer specific skills such as basic motor skills, balance, coordination, foot-eye coordination, and ball skills. Little Bolts build strong fundamental foundations for physical skills, teamwork and inspires confidence at a young age in a successful atmosphere where learning is fun. It also gives the players the opportunity to play soccer, learn new skills and have an enjoyable sporting experience all while making new friends. A professional coaching staff will deliver this high-energy experience. Our goal is to provide a perfect introduction to the game of soccer while focusing on independence and enhancing your child’s overall growth and well-being. You will see happy, confident children who are eager to learn and come back for more. Five-year-olds have the option of registering for Little Bolts or Strikers. If you're unsure as to which program is best for your participant, we suggest you register for Little Bolts and talk with the coaches at the conclusion of the first practice. Strikers ages 5 -10. Our Thunder Strikers program is designed to support and guide emerging young soccer players and parents into a formalized, structured and developmental soccer environment. The goal is to provide technical training for ALL players who have a strong desire to develop their technical skill level, increase their knowledge and foster a love for the game of soccer. The training will focus on developing technical skills including first touch, dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and attacking moves. The Thunder Strikers program places a strong emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship and the skills that are vital components of competitive soccer and transferable skills to life. Thunder Strikers program includes one weekday evening practice and a one-hour Saturday program (either 10a or 11a). Coach Myint will reach out to let you know your assigned time. Shirts: Shirt purchasing is not offered during the winter term. What to Bring: Bolts and Strikers should wear shin guards, sneakers, or soccer shoes (during outdoor season), bring a water bottle and a size 3 or 4 soccer ball to all sessions. Check the box next to your phone number in your profile so you may receive any cancellation text messages.
  • Youth Volleyball Clinic

    The after school volleyball program, for girls and boys in grades 3-4 and 5-6, is suitable for new or returning players and is a great opportunity to begin playing volleyball or improve your serving, passing, setting and hitting skills. Each day will include drills and games in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Participants should wear court shoes and comfortable clothing. Creekside students should ride the bus to the bus hub and enter the back doors at Wylie.