2015 SummerPrograms for Kids

SCHOOL OF CONTINUING

EDUCATION KIDS’ COLLEGE

Wayne County Community College District is excited to offer Kids’College classes to youth 4-17 years of age. Our goal is to develop andexpand students’ interests, stimulate creativity, provide uniquelearning opportunities and a fun experience on a college campus.

Our class offerings are taught in a hands-on fashion with an accenton fun. We offer topics from college prep, sports, performing andtraditional arts, reading and writing, science and math, andcomputers, to leisure activities like ballet or scrapbooking.

Enroll today for a positively unforgettable learning experience that issure to last a lifetime!

All Kids College students must com-plete the “Emergency Informa-tion for Youth Students Form.”Please give the completed form tothe instructor during the first day ofclass.

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CLASS CAPACITYKids' College Camp programs are self-supporting and require a minimum number of students enrolledbefore a class will run. To avoid inconvenience to students, Kids' College Camps with low enrollmentwill be cancelled one week in advance to avoid disappointment. Refunds will be generated toparticipants of cancelled camps.

EMPLOYEE BACKGROUND CHECKAll Kids' College Camp instructors directly working with students have passed a criminal back-groundcheck.

DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP PROCEDURESFor safety reasons, students under 18 years of age are not to be on campus unless accompanied by anauthorized adult or attending Kids' College Camp programs. Your child's safety is our number oneconcern; you are required to Sign In and Sign Out students on a daily basis. Students must bepicked up within 15 minutes after dismissal of their program. Repeated late Pick-up occurrenceswill result in termination from Kids' College Camp with No refunds.

YOUTH STUDENT EMERGENCY INFORMATION FORM (WAIVER AND RELEASE OFLIABILITY)All youth students must present a signed Youth Students Emergency Information Form to theirinstructor before programs begin on the first day of class. You must complete a form for eachchild. The form is conveniently located in our Continuing Education schedule book. (NOTE:Only parents or legal guardians completing this Form are authorized to drop-off or pick-up yourchild unless an alternate is indicated at the bottom and presents proper I.D.*)

PHOTOGRAPHSThere will be photographs taken of students during programs. The photos may be used in futurepromotional materials. If you prefer we not use your child's photograph, send a letter to:School of Continuing EducationAttn: Kids' College Camps801 W. Fort StreetDetroit, MI 48226

BEHAVIOR GUIDELINESProper standards of conduct are necessary to protect the health, safety and well-being of all Kids'College Camp students. Behavior that might interfere with the educational process is unacceptable.Students will be respectful to other students and staff. Students will be careful with college equipmentand property and the property of other students. Parents will be contacted if their child is involved inany unacceptable situations during camp. Appropriate college personnel, reserves the right, at any time,to exclude any child from activities due to failure or inability to follow as directed, any and all rulesand/or policies for participants. No refunds.

COMPUTER USE AGREEMENTCertain camps may use the World Wide Web (www) or internet as part of their curriculum developedby the instructor. With this educational opportunity comes responsibility, to be shared by the student,parent/guardian and college staff. Students will use the software that pertains to their camp. They mayuse the www/internet when the instructor gives the permission. Students should tell their instructorsimmediately if they encounter information that is inappropriate or makes them feel uncomfortable.Students shall not give out personal information while online. Parents will be contacted if their child isinvolved in any unacceptable situations while using the computer.

WHAT STUDENTS SHOULD DO Students may bring their non-refrigerated, non-microwavable, peanut-free lunches and snacks,according to their schedule. Check class description for supplies and appropriate dress requirements.All electronics, toys, video games, trading cards, etc. not pertaining to classes should be left at home.

THINGS PARENTS OF KIDS’ COLLEGESHOULD KNOW

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School of Continuing EducationYOUTH STUDENTS EMERGENCY INFORMATION FORM(NOTE: Only parents or legal guardians completing this Form are authorized to drop-off or pick-up

your child unless an alternate is indicated below and presents proper I.D.*)

Student’s Name_____________________________________________________Grade _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of Birth _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

Student’s Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Father or Legal Guardian _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Relationship _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Phone # while Student is in class _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Address if different from students _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Mother or Legal Guardian _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Relationship _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Phone # while Student is in class _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Address, if different from students_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Child’s Doctor_______________________Address _______________________________________

Phone#______________________

Doctor’s Hospital Affiliation____________________Address________________________________

Phone#______________________

Medical Information: None_____ Convulsive Disorders_____ Diabetes_____

Allergies (i.e. stings, diet)__________ Other ______________________

Please describe symptoms and precautions

____________________________________________________________

Any other medical information we should know_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

While we strive to provide a safe environment, we cannot control what your child will come in contact withbecause of our open environment.

I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Wayne County Community College District, its officers, agents, and

employees for any loss or injury that my child ______________________________________ may sustain

while participating in the Kids’ programs. In case of an emergency, I ask Wayne County Community College

District to contact an adult listed above. If the College is unable to reach one of us, I authorize the College

to secure emergency medical treatment for my child.

Required Signature_________________________________________Date________________________

I give my consent for my child to be photographed or videotaped for promotional purposes. I do not expect

compensation when Wayne County Community College District takes promotional photos and videos of

students in the learning environment.

Required Signature_________________________________________Date________________________

*Alternate Adult authorized by parent/legal guardian to drop-off/pick-up child – MUST PRESENTPICTURE I.D.):

Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Contact Number_______________________________

Date Course Name Age Day/Time Fee Page

Kids’ Schedule PlannerChild’s Name:________________________________________________

Please use the grid below to organize your child’s schedule. This willhelp prevent registering for two classes scheduled at the same time.

Please note that Kids’ College participants are only supervised while students areenrolled in classes. No extended supervision (longer than 15 minutes betweenconsecutive class times) is available between 9:00 am–4:00 pm for those notenrolled in class during any part of the day.

If your child is registered for more than one class per day, please have your child bringa copy of this schedule to class each day so we can ensure they get to the correct class.

For more information on all Kids’ College classes feel free to contact theSchool of Continuing Education Office or Melodie Bunkley, District Director

at 313-496-2704 or mbunkle1@wcccd.edu

You can register your child using the Continuing Education RegistrationForm in the middle of book.

Or for your convenience, you can register 24-7 via our website:www.wcccd.edu.

Or at any one of our Campus locations.

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DOWNTOWN CAMPUS

Entrepreneurship CampAges 9-12

Monday, June 22, 2015 – Friday, June 26, 20151:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. YCLS-4078 CRN: 59223

Campers will learn the basic terminology, skills and abilities as well as exploreentrepreneurial opportunities. Participants will learn about successfulentrepreneurs, the businesses they own and what kept them motivated to becomesuccessful. Campers will also learn the four stages of entrepreneurship:Exploration, Assembling the Team, Finding Resources and Planning.

DOWNRIVER CAMPUS

Camp 911Ages 8-12

Monday, June 22, 2015 – Friday, June 26, 20159:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. YCLS-4273 CRN: 60025

Campers will learn about careers in EMS and Firefighter Services as well assome first aid skills to control bleeding and splint fractures. They will also havean opportunity to use a fire hose, fire extinguishers on the District’s small firesimulator, and learn how to properly exit a smoke filled room in the trainingtower. All participates will received a tour of the Downriver Emergency TrainingComplex and will have an opportunity to explore the aircraft and shipboardsimulators.

Campus President’sSignature Kids’ Camps

EASTERN CAMPUS

“Money Matters”Ages 8-17

Monday, July 13, 2015 – Friday, July 17, 20158:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.YCLS-5119 CRN: 60151

The ‘Money Matters Youth Camp’ is facilitated by Ms. Gail Perry Mason. Ms.Mason is the Vice President-Investments at Oppenheimer & Co. Securities as wellas a nationally known Author. The focus of this camp is to teach young peoplefinancial literacy, investment strategies and give youth exposure to economics,budgeting, Wall Street and other resources that will give them knowledge for awealthier life! Camp orientation for parents will begin on Saturday, July 11th2015, 9:00 a.m. - 12 Noon.

NORTHWEST CAMPUS

STEM CAMP – Science, Technology, Engineering &MathematicsAges 10-13

Monday, June 15, 2015 – Friday, June, 26, 2015YCLS-5118 CRN: 592499:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.

Fee: $25.00

Looking for a way to keep your child interested in Science, Technology,Engineering, and Math? Enroll them in the STEM’s Summer Camp! This excitingcamp builds STEM knowledge while incorporating teamwork and fosteringcreativity with the use of LEGO® Mindstorm and a computer. The world of STEMis brought to life, and your child can learn, create, and innovate in a true handson environment.

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Campus President’sSignature Kids’ Camps

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WESTERN CAMPUS

June 29 - July 2, 2015- A One Week Camp (M, T, W, F)Van Buren Soccer Association Partnership

9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Mini-Soccer Camp11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Lunch11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Forensic Photography1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Cooking/Culinary/Etiquette

July 6 - 24, 2015 - A Three Week Camp (M, T, W, R)Romulus Middle School Partnership

9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Lego Robotics/Forensic Photography/Video GameDesign (Weekly Group Rotation of Core Courses)

11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Lunch11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lego Robotics/Forensic Photography/Video Game

Design (Weekly Group Rotation of Core Courses)1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Culinary/Etiquette/Fencing and Foreign Language

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Class Descriptions

Culinary and Etiquette

Students will be introduced to the art of meal preparation, food safety, foodnutrition, weights & measures and table setting. They will be able to preparefood items and properly set a table for four.

Fencing

The prestigious art of fencing will be explored providing an alternative physicaleducation experience. In addition to high quality training, the curriculum blendshealth science, mentoring & life skills.

Campus President’sSignature Kids’ Camps

Forensic Photography

Ever wanted to know what it is like to be a member of a CSI team? Learn howto use a digital single lens camera for mock crime scene photography. Learnwhat to look for, how to approach a scene, how to maneuver on a scene, andmuch more. Students will learn how to capture and expose digital images thatthey may want to use for scrapbooking.

Foreign Language Exploration

Students will explore cultural facets of French or Chinese, Spanish and Germanlanguages. They will discover and practice common phrases of greeting,introduction and complimenting of each other, and making small talk.

Lego Robotics

It will blow your mind! Learn how robots are used every day to make our liveseasier. Engineer and design a robot that will perform at your command. LegoMind Storms systems will be used.

Mini Soccer

A mini one week camp, taught by Van Buren Soccer Association Coaches, tocontinue the opportunity of learning the technical and tactical skills of soccer,teamwork, responsibility and commitment.

Video Game Design “Making the Game”

Spend the rest of summer playing a new video game with friends that youdesigned! Using software specific to video game design, learn how to create a“one of a kind” game accessing various resources, creating multi-dimensionalpages and using gaming hardware. At the end of camp, a fun and friendlycompetition for the “Most Innovative Game” will be held.

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Campus President’sSignature Kids’ Camps

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UNIVERSITY CENTER

RoboticsAges 11-14

Monday, June 22, 2015 – Friday, June 26, 201512:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.YCLS-4034 CRN: 59085

The world of science, math and computers will come alive with a fun, hands-onapproach to learning. Lab experiments, relating math to real life, and using thecomputer to solve problems and do research will culminate into an energetic endof the class integration all that was learned. Get excited about learning by takingMath & Science Camp.

International Summer CampAges 8-12

Monday, July 13, 2015 – Friday, July 17, 201512:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. YCLS-5115 CRN: 59086

This camp encourages campers to try new things and experience cultures fromaround the world. Student will study African American, Arab/Middle East, Asian,Latino, Native American cultures. Students will also explore music, history,literature, dance and language of each respective culture.

Campus President’sSignature Kids’ Camps

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SUMMER 2015Kids’ College

Morning Elementary Ages 7-10

Applying MeasurementsStudents will learn to identify and applyunits of measurements, temperature,distance, weights and the mastering oftime reading- the clock.Course #: YCLS-4319FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55803, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/18/15

Math MadnessStudents will gain an understanding ofbasic computational operations up toand including ninety-nine; representationof numbers in different ways includingdiagrams and shapes in graphs andgeometry will be reviewed.Course #: YCLS-4318FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 56941, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/25/15

Math Problem SolvingThis course will cover geometry, andmeasurement properties in two and threedimensions. Students will learn how todescribe, analyze, compare, and classifyshapes.Course #: YCLS-4321FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 56942, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/9/15

Understanding DivisionA systematic approach of mathematicsdrilling for fourth and fifth graders. Thisclass will help students master basic factswith speed and accuracy. Divisiondesigns will provide a great way toincorporate fun and creativity during thissession.Course #: YCLS-5023FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 56946, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/2/15

Art CampThis Art Camp is designed for youth whowill receive hands-on instruction to createart objects through use of a variety ofmaterials. Participants will create masks,mosaics and much more.Course #: YCLS-5009University Center - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59925, MTWRF 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/17/15

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Ballet for ChildrenAquaints young beginning students withthe basic fundamentals of balletincluding ballet barre techniques andmoving across the floor. It isrecommended that all participants weartights, leotard, and ballet slippers.Course #: YCLS-4288FEE: $30.00University Center - Instructor:Varner, HenriRoom: TBDCRN: 57628, Sat 9:00AM-9:55AMDate: 5/23/15 - 7/18/15

Best of BloggersBlogs are online journals based on thingsyou like or events happening in your life.Explore some of the best ideas fromvarious blogs and learn safety rules andtips for creating your own blog (eitheronline or offline depending on parentapproval). Find your own voice in writingyour blog and learn basic digitalphotography skills to illustrate it.Course #: YCLS-5086FEE: $40.00Downtown - Instructor: Gwynn,AnniceRoom: TBDCRN: 58262, MTW 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/8/15

The Bookworm ClubThis course teaches children theimportance of education, alleviates theproblems of illiteracy, and instills a lovefor reading at an early age that will carryon for a lifetime.

Course #: YCLS-4290Northwest - Instructor: Hudson,WandaRoom: TBDCRN: 59080, Sat 10:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/18/15 - 7/18/15 Downriver - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59896, TR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/14/15 - 7/16/15

Young Writer’s CampDevelop writing techniques not normallylearned until much later in school. Thisinteractive class covers a variety ofwriting styles and related skills includingillustration and publication. You have thechance to write and share stories,poems, and journal entries, and compilethem into your own book.Course #: YCLS-5100FEE: $35.00Downtown - Instructor: Taylor,JoshuaRoom: TBDCRN: 58261, MTW 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/1/15

Conversational Spanish forKidsProvides an opportunity to speak, readand write Spanish through games,songs, crafts and other activities.Course #: YCLS-4099FEE: $20.00Downtown - Instructor: Dominguez,MariaRoom: TBDCRN: 58260, MTW 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/15/15

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Father Time and CountingFundamentalsStudents will be able to recognize, write,and count basic shapes and numeralsfrom 0 to 20. Participants will also beable to identify time in hours, days,weeks, months, seasons and years.Course #: YCLS-4317FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55804, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/18/15

Place ValueStudents will review the four basicoperations of mathematics-addition,subtraction, multiplication, and division.A detailed understanding of the order ofoperation-using the concept of “PleaseExcuse My Dear Aunt Sally “ will betaught.Course #: YCLS-4320FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55808, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/2/15

Adventures in SignLanguageThis beginning course is for thosestudents with no previous experience insign language. Students will be taughtthe basics of sign language andvocabulary. They will practice bothreceptive and expressive skills,communicate in sign language, fingerspelling, meet new people and haveFUN!Course #: YCLS-4333FEE: $20.00Downtown - Instructor: Barbar,LaTonyaRoom: TBDCRN: 58244, MTW 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/24/15

Reading, Writing andReasoningStudents will learn how to interpret storiescreatively through book talks, storymapping, and discussionquestions about social values and theauthor’s intent. Sharpen your criticalthinking skills through puzzles, games,and story structure analyses. Learn howauthors use inductive and deductivereasoning to craft stories and sendmessages to readers. Have fun whilebecoming a critically aware reader,writer, and thinker!Course #: YCLS-5101FEE: $35.00Downtown - Instructor: Taylor,JoshuaRoom: TBDCRN: 58268, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/9/15

Afternoon Elementary Ages 7-10

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UnderstandingMultiplicationThese fourth and fifth grade classes aredesigned to solidify, encourage andspeed up the rate of multiplicationmanipulations. Various methods will beapplied and it will be related to otherareas of mathematics.Course #: YCLS-5022FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55852, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/25/15

Web Design CampCreate and post your own web site onthe internet. Discover marketingtechniques and search enginesstrategies.Course #: YCLS-5049FEE: $40.00Downtown - Instructor: Hudson,WandaRoom: TBDCRN: 58247, MTW 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/15/15

Keyboarding and Word forKidsStudy the art of touch typing at thekeyboard and develop the skills neededto complete school work assignments.Learn the alphabetic keyboard andproper keyboarding techniques.Course #: YCLS-4054FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Hudson,WandaRoom: TBDCRN: 58245, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/9/15

Learn to SwimEnjoy swim lessons offered at the BollFamily YMCA, at discounted rates withscholarships available! Wayne CountyCommunity College District School ofContinuing Education, in partnershipwith the Boll Family YMCA, are offeringswim lessons to many eager youths.Course #: YCLS-5122FEE: $50.00YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59444, MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/25/15 YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59448, MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/9/15 YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59449, MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/23/15 YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59450, MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 7/27/15 - 8/6/15

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Chess ClubPlaying the game of chess is more thanknowing the movements of each chesspiece. Strategy is the name of the game.Sharpen your analytical thinking skills bylearning the game of chess. Participantsare to bring their own chess set.Course #: YCLS-4246FEE: $35.00Downtown - Instructor: Daniels, EricRoom: TBDCRN: 55809, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/25/15

Geometrical Properties andApplicationsStudents will learn to recognize the basicgeometrical shape of a figure,mathematical vocabulary and formulaapplications. Students will also solveword problems using key words andphases; demonstrate effective andefficient usage of calculators to solveproblems.Course #: YCLS-4323FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 56938, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/20/15 - 7/23/15

NEW Young Inventor’sCampStudent will learn the basic of inventionsand how to move it towards getting it apatent. Students will learn what is apatent and trademarks. Encouragestudent to become creators of ideas thatmay become the next and greatestinvention.Course #: YCLS-5126FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Hudson,WandaRoom: TBDCRN: 59937, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/9/15

Ballet for YouthStudents will learn the basicfundamentals of ballet dancing. They willhave the opportunity to work at the barreand move across the floor. The studentswill develop an appreciation for theworld of ballet. It is recommended thatall participants wear tights, leotard, andballet slippers.Course #: YCLS-4116FEE: $30.00University Center - Instructor:Varner, HenriRoom: TBDCRN: 59071, Sat 10:00AM-10:55AMDate: 5/23/15 - 8/1/15

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Morning Middle School Ages 11-14

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Best of BloggersBlogs are online journals based on thingsyou like or events happening your life.Explore some of the best ideas fromvarious blogs and learn safety rules andtips for creating your own blog (eitheronline or offline depending on parentapproval). Find your own voice in writingyour blog and learn basic digitalphotography skills to illustrate it.Course #: YCLS-5087FEE: $40.00Downtown - Instructor: Gwynn,AnniceRoom: TBDCRN: 58263, MTW 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/24/15

Champion Style ChessStudents will be provided with thenecessary tools to learn champion stylechess. This course is for those criticalthinking individuals who desire to winfrom beginning to end. Participants areresponsible for bringing their own chessboard.Course #: YCLS-5112FEE: $40.00Downtown - Instructor: Daniels, EricRoom: TBDCRN: 59083, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/2/15

Creative Writing for MiddleSchool StudentsExplore the world of your imaginationand create free verse, blank verse, lyricpoetry, character sketches, personalnarratives, and dramatic monologues.Learn techniques of journal writing.Course #: YCLS-5088FEE: $30.00Downtown - Instructor: Taylor,JoshuaRoom: TBDCRN: 58264, MTW 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/8/15

Digital Media ProductionCampThis Digital Media Production Camp isdesigned to provide youth with a broadsurvey of the digital production tools.The students will gain knowledge in

digital video and sound production, webdesign layout and design.Course #: YCLS-5131FEE: $40.00University Center - Instructor: West,GwendolynRoom: TBDCRN: 59950, MTWRF 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/19/15

Fun with FrostingLove to help out in the kitchen? Are you afan of cake decorating? Now you canlearn how to decorate like the pros. Learnhow to make frosting from scratch, tocolor your frosting, and to pipe frostingthrough a decorating bag. You willdecorate cakes, cupcakes, and sugarcookies using a variety of flower patterns,rosettes, dots, basket weave and shellborders. Please call 313-496-2704 for asupply list for students to bring before theclass begins.Course #: YCLS-5089FEE: $35.00Downtown - Instructor: Hassett,MorganRoom: TBDCRN: 60176, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/18/15 CRN: 60178, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/27/15 - 7/30/15 CRN: 60179, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 8/3/15 - 8/7/15

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Summer Science ProjectCampLooking for a way to help your childformulate exciting ideas for scienceprojects and how to create them? Thiscourse is a must for your child!Participants will learn creative ways tocreate and design science projects.Course #: YCLS-5113FEE: $45.00Northwest - Instructor: Williams,KeithRoom: TBDCRN: 59087, MTWRF 9:00AM-11:15AMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/17/15

Tae Kwon Do for KidsThis course is designed for kids and willprovide participants with the appropriateprinciples, techniques, safe practices andstrategies of Tae Kwon Do. Uponcompletion, participants will improvetheir general physical fitness and skillperformance.Course #: YCLS-5120FEE: $30.00Eastern - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59917, Sat 11:00AM-1:00PMDate: 7/11/15 - 8/8/15

Grammar BlastHave a blast as we explore the wondersand quirks of the English Languageincluding the parts of speech, sentenceusage, punctuation, spelling and more.Course #: YCLS-4032FEE: $20.00Northwest - Instructor: Dzandu,MiriamRoom: TBDCRN: 56981, MTWRF 11:45AM-2:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/26/15 Downtown - Instructor: Taylor,JoshuaRoom: TBDCRN: 58243, MTW 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/1/15

Understanding PercentagesPercent is a common term in the businessworld. This sixth and seventh gradecourse involves critical analysis of mentalmathematics and percentage of anumber. Detailed explanation ofpercentages will be addressed as well asword related problems and its relationsto other mathematics concepts.Course #: YCLS-5025FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 56948, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/16/15

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NEW Adventures WithMaster ArtistsStudents will be introduced to the worksof Van Gogh, Cassatt, Picasso andMonet. Students will sample their workand then create their own art pieces inthe style of these master artists.Course #: YCLS-5124FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Miello,AnthonyRoom: TBDCRN: 59935, MWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/27/15 - 7/30/15

Foundations ofTrigonometryIn this course students will learn therelationship between the 30-60-90degrees and the 45-45-90 degreestriangles of geometry to trigonometricfunctions of sine, cosine, tangent, secant,cosecant, cotangent and more.Fundamental identities will be reviewed.Course #: YCLS-4091FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55816, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/27/15 - 7/30/15

Algebra MasteringStudents will develop an understandingof integers, variables, translating andsolving equations, graphing, factoring,polynomials, simplifying rational andradical expressions.Course #: YCLS-4324FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55811, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/16/15

NEW Computer GraphicDesignStudents will be exposed to the basics ofcomputer graphic design. Students willlearn a few basic design principles andthen use the computer to create and printtheir own projects.Course #: YCLS-5130FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Brown,WilliamRoom: TBDCRN: 59941, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/25/15

Computer TechnologyCampParticipants will learn meaningfulactivities used to build essentialtechnology skills. Technology skillsinclude: word processing, programming,photo editing, animation, spreadsheets,desktop publishing, Internet, databases,operating systems, and presentationskills.Course #: YCLS-5079FEE: $30.00Downtown - Instructor: Hudson,WandaRoom: TBDCRN: 56976, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 8/3/15 - 8/6/15

Afternoon Middle School Ages 11-14

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Creating CartoonsStart cartooning by learning thetechniques. Let your imagination gowhile you hold the pencil and draw yourown comic strip complete with color,word bubbles and lettering.Course #: YCLS-5065FEE: $40.00Downtown - Instructor: Miello,AnthonyRoom: TBDCRN: 58271, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/16/15

Designs for CartoonsParticipants will have an amazing timebringing many cartoon characters to“life” on paper. Bring your talents anddrawing abilities to this CreatingCartoons’ Class. Please dress childrenin clothing suitable for arts and crafts.Dress for mess!Course #: YCLS-5111FEE: $45.00Downtown - Instructor: Miello,AnthonyRoom: TBDCRN: 59055, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/25/15

Chess CampGet excited about Critical Thinking! Joinus to learn awesome chess moves. Areyou excited to learn about the game ofchess- if so, this camp is for you! You willlearn how to set up the board, how eachpiece moves, the theory of the game,and much more. This Camp will enhanceyour analytical thinking, so come on, andlet's play! Participants must bring theirown chess set.Course #: YCLS-4246FEE: $35.00Northwest - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 60026, MTWRF 2:15PM-4:15PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/26/15

NEW "Green YourNeighborhood" CampJoin us to learn about the EconomicEmpowerment of greening ourenvironment. You know the importanceof sustaining the environment; now learnthe importance of keeping yourneighborhood green. This camp willteach you how to create and tendgardens, how to recycle compost, howto reduce, reuse and recycle-zero waste,and the importance of rain barrels andwater harvesting. Come join the fun!Course #: YCLS-5133FEE: $25.00Northwest - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 60027, MTWRF 2:15PM-4:15PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/17/15

NEW CEO AcademyIf you are a leader and ready to learnabout running your own business, jointhe CEO Academy! You will learn howto create a business plan, market yourown idea, identify your market, andbuild an online presence and so muchmore!Course #: YCLS-4078FEE: $25.00Northwest - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 60028, MTWRF 2:15PM-4:15PMDate: 7/20/15 - 7/31/15

Understanding FractionsA concrete review for sixth and seventhgraders designed to perfect the fouroperations of mathematics in fractions.Fraction transformations, word problemsand its relation to other mathematicalconcepts will be deeply addressed.Course #: YCLS-5029FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55851, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/9/15

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Foundation of GeometryIn this course students will be able toapply geometric formulas in solid andplane geometry. Mastering of geometricproofs, properties and algebraiccalculations will be reviewed.Course #: YCLS-4084FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55814, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/27/15 - 7/30/15

Foundations of Pre-CalculusIn this course, students will learn the ratesof change, how to graph functions, howto calculate the upper and lower limits offunctions, exponential and logarithmicfunctions.Course #: YCLS-4081FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55815, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 8/3/15 - 8/6/15

NEW Graphic Design CampStudents will be exposed to the basics ofcomputer graphics design. Students willlearn how to edit digital photographsand to create a design. Students will beencouraged to download their owndigital photos. Please bring photos on aflash drive to download. The

photographs will be use to designprojectsCourse #: YCLS-5129FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Brown,WilliamRoom: TBDCRN: 59940, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/25/15

NEW iPhone Usage: SafetyCampStudents will learn that having a phoneis more than making a call. Identity theft,keeping personal information safe.Install locating phone apps and bestapps for learning. Managing screen-time that supports time management andorganization skills.Course #: YCLS-5127FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Hudson,WandaRoom: TBDCRN: 59938, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 8/3/15 - 8/6/15

Let’s SingSo you want to be the next Jordan Sparksor Taylor Swift? Get your voice in gearat a camp that teaches you aboutharmony, pitch and tone without theharsh Simon-style criticism. Even if thesummer camp doesn’t quite prepare youto be the next American Idol, you’ll beready to dazzle your friends at yourschool’s next talent show!Course #: YCLS-5109FEE: $35.00Downtown - Instructor: Weeden,DeannaRoom: TBDCRN: 58277, MTW 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/15/15

Morning High School Ages 14-17

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Creative Writing for HighSchool StudentsExplore the world of your imaginationand create free verse, blank verse, lyricpoetry, character sketches, personalnarratives, and dramatic monologues.Learn techniques of journal writing.Course #: YCLS-5107FEE: $35.00Downtown - Instructor: Finney,SheliaRoom: TBDCRN: 58275, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/25/15

Foundations of AlgebraIn this course, students will learn forms ofequations calculations, exponents, slopeof a line, functions, polynomials,graphing, Synthetic division, matricesand more.Course #: YCLS-4090FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 55813, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/20/15 - 7/23/15

What Made Me Say That?Students will gain some of the basic toolsused in genealogy. Students will alsoshow and tell, make and take projects,writing stories in their journals, exploringvarious websites, search engines andsocial media to preserve their familyhistory.Course #: YCLS-5128FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Lewis-Williams, FeliciaRoom: TBDCRN: 59939, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/9/15

Youth Poetry CampThis camp is designed to giveparticipants the tools to enhance theirpoetry/creative writing skills. Inaddition, participants will have theopportunity to read and perform theirwork as well as engage in critiquingother poets, and having their own workcritiqued. The camp will conclude withan exciting “Poetry Slam Contest” whereparticipants will have the chance toperform their work in a dramaticpresentation.Course #: YCLS-5031FEE: $18.00Downtown - Instructor: Taylor,JoshuaRoom: TBDCRN: 56951, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 6/25/15

ACT and SAT ReviewMath review for standardized testing ishighly needed for students about to enterhigher institutions. This high schoolcourse will diagnose, refresh, reintroduce,and strengthen forgotten conceptstogether with test taking strategies. Someareas of coverage will include arithmeticalgebra, geometry, trigonometry, andmore. Students must have completed the9th grade before registering for thisclass.Course #: YCLS-5026FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Chiangong,JoellyRoom: TBDCRN: 56935, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 8/3/15 - 8/6/15

Afternoon High School Ages 14-17

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Junior Lifeguard YMCAWCCCD in partnership with the YMCAoffers a full YMCA of the USA Lifeguardtraining course that includes AmericanRed Cross CPR for the ProfessionalRescuer (CPRO) and First Aid,equipment-based rescues for aquaticenvironments, accident prevention, anddecision making skills. Participants mustbe 16 years old by the end of the class.Attendance, full participation, andsuccessful completion of written tests andperformance of all water skills arerequired. Participants must be able to:Tread water for at least 2 minutes Swim100 yards of front crawl, Swim 50 yardseach of: front crawl with head up,sidestroke, breaststroke, breaststrokewith head up, inverted breaststroke kickwith hands on stomach. Perform a feetfirst surface dive in 8 to 10 feet of waterand then swim underwater for 15 feet .Perform a series of tasks given by theinstructor to demonstrate listening andscanning ability as well as stamina andendurance.Course #: YCLS-5123FEE: $50.00YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59452 MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 6/15/15 - 6/25/15 YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 60148, MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 6/29/15 - 7/9/15 YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 60149, MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/23/15 YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, MI48226 - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 60150 MTWR 5:30PM-6:30PMDate: 7/27/15 - 8/6/15

Preparing for CollegeSuccessWhen you leave high school behind andface a new chapter in your academiclife, will you be prepared? Make themost of this experience by learning howcollege performance expectations andgrading differ from high schoolperformance expectations and grading,how to manage your time with reading,studying, and papers to get everythingdone and still have a social life(prioritizing & planning), examinecollege resources, test and studytechniques, management styles of coursematerials, and writing strategies. Prepareand succeed!Course #: YCLS-5106FEE: $25.00Downtown - Instructor: Finney,SheliaRoom: TBDCRN: 58266, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/27/15 - 7/30/15

Musical Guitar Camp Here's your chance to learn how to playa real guitar! Whether you've everpicked up a guitar or if you already haveguitar skills, our guitar camp is the idealsetting for both beginning andintermediate students. Learn the basicsof chords, tabs, picking, strumming, andmusic theory. Bring your electric guitar(with small amplifier) or your acousticguitar.Course #:YCLS�5080FEE: $ 30.00Downtown � Instructor: English,RonaldRoom: TBDCRN: 58242, MTWR 1:00PM-4:00PMDate: 7/13/15 - 7/16/15

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Future Health Care SuperHeroesAre you interested in learning what thehealth care field is all about? Would youlike to attend a summer camp designedfor careers in nursing, dental hygiene,surgical technology, and pharmacytechnology? You will learn the basics ofpatient care that apply to any health careprofession: taking blood pressure andvital signs interviewing a patient, safetymeasures when administeringmedications, proper hand washingtechniques, CPR training and more!Camp activities are conducted in theHealth Science Center fully equippedclassrooms and simulation labs.Course #: YCLS-5117FEE: $25.00Northwest - Instructor: Ezeigwe,UcheRoom: TBDCRN: 59248, MTWRF 9:00AM-2:00PMDate: 7/20/15 - 7/31/15

3D Sculpture CampStudents will be provided with all thenecessary tools to create 3D Sculptureprojects. Discussion of materials such asadhesives, nails, hammers, scissors,sculpture tools, wood carving kits, scrapsof cloth, varnishes, spray paints,sponges, glazes, glitter and markers arejust a few of the things students will learnto use to make their project. Participantswill display their work at the end of thecamp. Participants are responsible forpurchasing some supplies.Course #: YCLS-5073FEE: $60.00Downtown - Instructor: Calloway,DonaldRoom: TBDCRN: 56973, MTWRF 9:00AM-3:00PMDate: 6/22/15 - 7/24/15

Lights, Camera, ActionThis course is ideal for movie buffs,aspiring filmmakers and creative kidswho are interested in visual arts. If youwant to learn what really goes on behindthe scenes to shoot, edit and produce amovie, come join us. You will walk awaywith your very own digital movie to showyour family and friends.Course #: YCLS-4007FEE: $40.00University Center - Instructor: West,GwendolynRoom: TBDCRN: 59928, MTWR 9:00AM-12:00PMDate: 8/3/15 - 8/6/15

Great Debaters Camp!Does your youth need to excel in publicspeaking? Enroll them in this class thatcan enhance their readingcomprehension, public speaking andcivic skills. Students will participate inexciting mock trials. Come Join theDebate!Course #: YCLS-5114FEE: $45.00Northwest - Instructor: Ratchford,PaulaRoom: TBDCRN: 59088, MTWRF 11:45AM-2:00PMDate: 7/6/15 - 7/17/15

All Day Camps Ages 11-14

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BSA EmergencyPreparedness Merit BadgeCourse is designed to prepareparticipants to earn the Boy Scout ofAmerica, Emergency Preparedness MeritBadge.Course #: YCLS-4227FEE: $10.00Downriver - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 56014, Thur 8:00AM-4:00PMDate: 7/9/15 - 7/9/15

BSA Fire Safety MeritBadgeCourse is designed to prepareparticipants to earn the Boy Scout ofAmerica, Fire Safety Merit Badge.Course #: YCLS-4228FEE: $10.00Downriver - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 56015, Wed 8:00AM-4:00PMDate: 7/8/15 - 7/8/15

BSA First Aid Merit BadgeCourse is designed to prepareparticipants to earn the Boy Scout ofAmerica, First Aid Safety Merit Badge.Course #: YCLS-4230FEE: $10.00Downriver - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 59879, Tue 8:00AM-4:00PMDate: 7/7/15 - 7/7/15

BSA Safety Merit BadgeCourse is designed to prepareparticipants to earn the Boy Scout ofAmerica, Safety Merit Badge.Course #: YCLS-4226FEE: $10.00Downriver - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 56013, Wed 8:00AM-4:00PMDate: 7/8/15 - 7/8/15

BSA Traffic Safety MeritBadgeCourse is designed to prepareparticipants to earn the Boy Scout ofAmerica, Traffic Safety Merit Badge.Course #: YCLS-4229FEE: $10.00Downriver - Instructor: StaffRoom: TBDCRN: 56016, Tue 8:00AM-4:00PMDate: 7/7/15 - 7/7/15

BSA Public Health MeritBadgeThe Scout will learn about the field ofpublic health, which deals withmaintaining and monitoring the health ofcommunities, and with the detection, cureand prevention of health risks anddiseases. .Course #: YCLS�5132FEE: $ 10.00Downriver � Instructor: Solis, GilbertRoom: TBDCRN: 60024, Thur 8:00AM-4:00PMDate: 7/9/15 - 7/9/15

All Day Camps Ages 11-17

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School of Continuing Education at 313-496-2704 or mbunke1@wcccd.edu

The Credentialing Center provides services to organizations, professionalsand the community at-large, including test development, administer ofnational certification, measurement services, and professional certificationboth locally and nationally. Credentialing exams are offered online and face-to-face. Start or advance your career with credentials that document and

verify your professional skills, knowledge and experience.

THE CREDENTIALINGCENTER

Continuing Education and Professional Licensing Health and Safety Preparation Preparation

State Continuing Clock Hours National Electrical Code Hobet Assessment(formerly SBCEUs)

Certified Project Management Refrigerant Transition and BLS for Healthcare Recovery Certification (EPA) Provider

National Retail Federation National Institute of MetalWorking Skills (NIMS) Motorcycle Safety

Pre-Licensing Wiring Firefighter I & II

Work Keys (ACT)

The Bookworm Club is designed to enrich the lives of children by showing themthat reading is a fun and exciting way to gain knowledge, while improving theirreading and listening skills.

Participants will:• Be encouraged to ask questions to generate open-ended discussions• Learn how making a connection with a story invokes the imagination • Experience the pleasure of reading in a fun-filled setting that will promoteand intrigue them to continue to read for enjoyment and knowledge

READING OPENS A WORLD OF EXCITEMENT!

For more information, please call the School of Continuing Education at (313) 496-2704 or

log onto our website at www.wcccd.edu

Tuesday July 14 & Thursday, July 16, 2015

9:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m.Course # YCLS-4290 • CRN: 59896

Downriver Campus21000 Northline • Taylor, MI 48180

RegisterNow!

Featured book “PAPA Take my Hand” byAngela Ivery and Curtis Ivery

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for more exciting classes.

Class Beg

ins

August 24

,

2015

For more information, please call theSchool of Continuing Education

at 313-496-2704 or visit our website at www.wcccd.edu

EARN YOUR GEDAT WCCCD TODAY!

Registration For Orientation Begins Monday through Thursday

August 10th through August 20th, 2015and Saturday, August 22nd, 2015

9:00 a.mDowntown Campus

Room 123B1001 W. Fort Street, Detroit, MI 48226

The GED Orientation will provide the community an opportunity to speak with representatives to learn the benefits of earning your GED.

Participants will:

• Learn how GED completion is an investment in their future• Have the opportunity to complete WCCCD’s GED Program Application• Receive literature on the programs and career opportunities atWCCCD

Courses are offered at no cost to participants.

Please bring your drivers license and social security card to register.

Our goal is to provide you with all the tools necessary to complete your General EducationDevelopment (GED). You will be provided with qualified professional instructors, an individuallearning plan and tutorial services that will help you complete this program with great success!

The ParentAcademy

The Parent Academy was designed to bring togetherparticipating parents in a collaborative effort to improve theirchildren’s academic success through new knowledge andeducational strategies. Parents will be provided withopportunities to collaborate with teachers, schools, andschool districts to become active parents in their children’seducational journey.

The Parenting Academy is offering a Certificate Programwhich includes a series of six (6) classes that will be awardedafter successful completion of all the classes.

The Parent Academy will be held at the Downtown Campuslocated at 1001 W. Fort Street, Detroit, MI 48226.

For more information, please check our website:www.wcccd.edu

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Saturday,May 16, 201511:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

The

fun-filled way

to Read, Learn

and Grow!

Grades Pre K -

6th grade

• Books and book bags for children

• Face painting by clowns

• Refreshments

• Fun n’ games & Give-a-ways

Students will receive FREE(While Supplies Last)

Wayne County CommunityCollege District’s

School of Continuing Education and The Bookworm Club in partnership with

Detroit Public Schools and the Detroit Public Library

Present

Downtown Campus1001 W. Fort St.Detroit, MI 48226

Open to the public at no cost!

Comeand see howmuch fun readingcan be!

For more information, call 313-496-2704

Providing Guidance!Inspiring Brilliance!Challenging Youth!

For more information call theSchool of Continuing Education

at 313-496-2704 orlog on to www.wcccd.edu