Clarkston
Community Education
and Fitness
Summer 2017
Camps & Activities
Summer
2017
Clarkston Community Education is
proud to announce our summer youth
and adult enrichment and fitness
programs ranging from Math,
Robotics, Arts and Sports. Get your
family excited about summer! Please
take your time and browse our
brochure. There is something for
everyone!
Independence Township Parks,
Recreation & Seniors is now providing
customer registrations for Clarkston
Community Education.
Main Office:
Monday – Friday 8-4:00pm
(248)623-4326 Ext2
Registration Hours:
Monday – Friday 8-5:00pm
(248)623-4326 Ext1
Clarkston
Community Education
6 Ways to Register
Please make checks payable to Independence Township
Walk-In: Independence Township Parks, Recreation & Seniors, 6483 Waldon Center Dr.
Clarkston, MI 48346, lower level. The office is open Monday - Friday, from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,
closed for holidays.
Mail-In: Independence Township, 6483 Waldon Center Dr. Clarkston, MI 48346. Download
registration forms off the Independence Township Parks, Recreation & Seniors website
www.itprs.org.
Phone-In: 248-623-4326 and press 1 for a registration attendant.
Drop-In: Registration forms and payment in the afterhours drop box located on the parking lot
side of the Independence Township offices.
Fax-In: Registration forms and pay by credit card at (248) 620-7454.
Online: Registration is available for most programs at www.itprs.org and click on the “sign on”
icon. To request a new user account, email Danielle at [email protected]
Registration Dates
Online will begin
Monday, April 17th
Walk in and call in will begin
Monday, April 24th
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Clarkston Community
Education
Youth Enrichment
READING: Grades 1-3
Your child will enjoy a variety of fun, age, and skilled appropriate
activities to help reinforce and maintain reading fluency and retelling
skills. We will make connections and predictions to text. We will also
retell, work with story elements, and read for meaning. We will play
sight word games and read poetry to promote fluency skills. Students
will enjoy small and large group instruction for lots of opportunities to
reinforce their reading skills. Texts and activities will be differentiated
to meet all reading levels. Instructor: Ms. Shipp
YS17-A8 * Monday-Thurs, August 7-10 * 11:15-1:15pm * $92 *
Clarkston Community Education Center
MATH: Grades 1-3
Students will enjoy a hands-on approach to building number sense through fun, age, and skill appropriate
activities including stories, games, small, and large instruction. Activities will include working with
number charts, composing/decomposing numbers, estimating, problem solving, and working with addition
facts. This course is designed for students looking to reinforce, and maintain math skills and number
sense. Instructor: Ms. Shipp
YS17-A1 * Mon-Thurs, August 7-10 * 9:00 – 11:00am * $92 * Clarkston Community Education
Center
MATH: Grades 6-8
Morning Sessions - A review of the major concepts and procedures in Math 6. Students will develop
arithmetic skills, work with fractions, decimals, percentages, area and perimeter, etc. Main focus: 6th grade
curriculum. This session is ideal for incoming 6th grade students who will be taking Advanced Math and
those hoping to place into Advanced Math in the fall. Instructor: Mr. Andress
YS17-A5 * Mon-Fri, August 7-18 * 8:30-10:30am * $115 * Sashabaw Middle School LGI-A
YS17-A6 * Mon-Fri, August 7-18 * 11:00-1:00pm * $115 * Sashabaw Middle School LGI-A
Afternoon Session - This session is intended for students entering 7th or 8th grade in the fall. We will
review both Math 7 and Math 8 topics in this session. Additional emphasis will be on problem solving and
fundamentals of Algebra and Geometry. Instructor: Mr. Andress
YS17-A7 * Mon-Fri, August 7-18 * 1:30-3:30pm * $115 * Sashabaw Middle School LGI-A
OAKLAND SUMMER WRITER’S CAMP: Grades 5-8
The Oakland Summer Writer’s Camp is for those who love to write! Each day is filled with opportunities to
grow as a writer. Campers will learn about the craft of writing, including how to draft pieces and work with
fellow writers and teachers to find golden words and just right lines. Returning students will learn how to
add new layers to their writing, pushing it to the next level. Campers bring a lunch and enjoy time outside
each day to eat and get to know one another. The camp also includes a walking field trip through historic,
downtown Clarkston. Friends and family are invited to attend an end-of-camp celebration where students
share their writing as well as take home a published anthology of student work. There is a walking field
trip to downtown Clarkston on July 14 (first session) and July 28 (second session). The final day
of each camp (July 21 and Aug 4) is a celebration day when parents will come to hear students read
their published pieces. Camp tuition includes all writing supplies and a camp t-shirt - please specify tshirt size on the registration form. Instructors: Jim Haugh and Phyllis Ness.
YS17-A10 * Mon-Fri (2 wks), July 10-21 * 9:00-2:00pm * $275 * Clarkston Community Education
Center, Media Center
YS17-A11 * Mon-Fri (2 wks), July 24-Aug 4 * 9:00-2:00pm * $275 * Clarkston Community Education
Center, Media Center
CHESS CAMP: Grades 4-8
For those that know the game and/or want to learn how to play. Chess is a fun game of strategy
and problem solving. Learn the game, practice, learn new moves and openings, and participate
in a leveled tournament! Instructor: Mr. Andress
YS17-A13 * Tues-Fri, August 1-4 * 9:00-11:15am * $70 * Clarkston Community Education Center
CAMP INVENTION: Grades K-6
This camp encourages creative problem solving and inquiry-based learning in a hands-on atmosphere for
children who are entering kindergarten through 6th grade. *Please register at www.campinvention.org
For more information please contact Andrew Rogers, [email protected] OR Mitch Rogowski,
[email protected]
YS17-A15 * Mon-Fri, July 17-21 * 9:00-3:30pm * $240 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Language & Reading Intervention: Grades 1-12
Scientific Learning thru Fast ForWard ® LANGUAGE Series
Life Changing results in 4-12 weeks
Does your child struggle with reading, language or speech development, memory or attention? Clarkston
Community Schools if offering an innovative and powerful, research-based program Fast ForWord has
been proven to dramatically improve these skills. Fast ForWord is designed to make rapid and permanent
improvements in language and reading. It was developed in a university lab by neuroscientists and has
hundreds of research articles to substantiate its underling science and results. This is an online program
that students complete at home. A meet and greet will take place on Wednesday, June 28th at 10:00am at
the Clarkston CEC. Families will learn Fast ForWard procedures and other important program
information. Instructor: Vicky Petrouneas-Mantzios.
YS17-A17 * Wed, June 28 * 10:00am * $175 * Clarkston Community Education Center, CTE lab
room 202
Maker Girl Engineering Camp: Grades 4-6
Clarkston High School’s Young Women in Engineering and Maker Girl Mania present "Maker Girl Engineering
Camp"! It is designed to give young girls the opportunity to find out what engineering is all about! Camp
includes real women engineers as guest speakers, experiences using hand tools as well as focusing on
projects and problem solving. Participants will have a variety of team projects where they will have to use
engineering skills they learn to solve real-life, exciting challenges! Explorations may include discovering how
things work, building a toy, learning about solar power, coding and robotics. This camp will be packed full of
learning, teamwork and fun! Camp T-shirt included. Please include size when you register (YS, YM, YL, AS,
AM, AL). Please drive around to the back of the building and go in the entrance after Funshine.
Instructor: Laura Kalinowski
YS17-A19 * Mon-Thurs, June 26-29 * 8:30-11:30am * $100 * Clarkston High School
RUSH Robotics: Ages 8-14
Join Team RUSH (the High School Robotics Team), as we learn all about robotics through the NXT and
EV3 systems, including basic construction, programming and sensors, and how they are in your world
already! Advanced classes will foster more difficult challenges, problem solving and advanced
programming (MY BLOCKS specifically). The four day camp concludes with a contest between teams
and a presentation of the Team RUSH Robot. Camp T-shirt included. Please include size when you
register (YM, YL, AS, AM, AL). Please drive around to the back of the building and go in the
entrance after Funshine. Instructor: Kyle Hughes
YS17-A21 * Beginner Robotics * Mon-Thurs, June 19-22 * 8:30-11:30am * $100 * Clarkston High
School
YS17-A23 * Advanced Robotics * Mon-Thurs, June 19-22 * 8:30-11:30am * $100 * Clarkston High
School
YS17-A25 * Beginner Robotics * Mon-Thurs, June 26-29 * 8:30-11:30am * $100 * Clarkston High
School
YS17-A27 * Advanced Robotics * Mon-Thurs, June 26-29 * 8:30-11:30am * $100 * Clarkston High
School
Coding Camp for Beginners using Scratch: Ages 9-11
An opportunity for students to learn about coding (computer science) using Scratch. This camp will
introduce and help students build a basic understanding of coding. This will include the terminology and
processes to start thinking like a computer programmer. Students will complete group activities as well as
individual projects to produce a final game or animation. There will be a student showcase the last day of
camp to highlight student projects. Come code with us! Instructors: Lori Banaszak and Sharon Crain
YS17-A29 * Mon-Fri, July 24-28 * 8:30-11:30am * $175 * Clarkston Administration Building
Please register at http://bit.ly/summercoding17
Game Design and Animation using Scratch: Ages 9-12
This camp is designed for students to take their Scratch skills to the next level. Students will build upon the
concepts of Coding Camp for Beginners or CCS elementary coding clubs to develop a deeper knowledge and
understanding of coding (computer science) using Scratch. Students will work in collaborative groups as well as
independently to create interactive games or animations. There will be a student showcase the last day of
camp to highlight student projects. Come code with us! Instructors: Lori Banaszak and Sharon Crain
YS17-A31 * Mon-Fri, July 24-28 * 12:30-3:30pm * $175 * Clarkston Administration Building
Prerequisite - Coding Camp for Beginners or member of one of the CCS elementary coding clubs.
Please register at http://bit.ly/summercoding17
Musical Theatre Camp: Grades 3-8
Did you enjoy our May Musical Theatre Camp? In this camp we will learn voice and movement, play
theatre games, and learn choreography to some of our favorite Broadway musical songs. On Thursday,
we will perform for our parents and show them a little bit of what we learned! Campers will also receive a
snack daily. Instructors: Amy Seaman with the help of skilled CHS Drama Club students
YS17-E0A * Mon-Thurs, Aug 7-10 * 9:00-Noon * $90 * Clarkston High School Performing Art Center
Acting Camp Part 1: Grades 3-7
This camp will work on theatre craft and acting. We
will play theatre games, learn voice, movement, and
improvisation. If time permits we may work on
auditioning and script readings. Campers will also
receive a snack daily. There will be no performance
for parents. Instructors: Amy Seaman and skilled
CHS Drama Club students.
YS17-E0B * Mon-Thurs, Aug 14-17 * 9:00-Noon *
$90 * Clarkston High School Performing Art Center
Acting Camp Part 2 : Grades 4-8
(3rd grade can take if already completed part 1)
This camp will delve a little deeper into theatre craft and acting. We never seem to have enough time to
do all our fun things with just Part 1! We encourage you to have taken part 1 first, as we hope to get into
more advanced work. Campers will get a snack daily. There will be no performance for
parents. Instructors: Amy Seaman and skilled CHS Drama Club students.
YS17-E0C * Mon-Thurs, Aug 21-24 * 9:00-Noon * $90 * Clarkston High School Performing Art Center
THE CLARKSTON PROJECT: SUMMER BAND DAY CAMP
For students that are currently enrolled (or completed) 6-9th grade band
This summer camp allows young musicians the opportunity to meet friends and make music.
Students will meet in a Concert Band setting and in sectionals with the intent of reinforcing concepts
learned during the school year. Band Members should have at least 1 year of instruction in band.
Students from area schools are also welcome but must have the recommendation of their director.
Students will meet and work with Clarkston Band Directors and Clarkston “music mentors.” Students
should bring a packed lunch each day. A Camp Store will offer snacks and water for sale. On
Thursday, students will perform a concert for friends, family and the community. Prior to the concert,
the directors will host a cookout for all participants and their families. Attire: comfortable clothing that
is acceptable for school, however, for the Thursday concert wear khaki shorts and the camp t-shirt
that will be provided. **Second child discount is half price.**
YS17-E2 * Mon-Thurs, June 26-29 * 9:00-3:00pm * $175 * Clarkston High School, Band Room
For more information please contact Justin Harris at [email protected]
The Artist's Apprentice - Kids' ART CAMP: Ages 6-13
Do you have an Art Kid? Art Camp for Kids is the place to be for your creative child this summer! This camp is
packed with all of the things your child loves to do. We will explore a wide range of art ventures, painting, multimedia, printmaking, manga, drawing, clay etc. Each day we will focus on 3 projects. Young artists will try each
one with a chance to complete previous projects throughout the day. A Gallery show will be extended to family
and friends on the final day of classes. Please bring a lunch everyday & wear clothes that are not precious, we
will get messy! Instructor: Pamela Palmer
**$50 material fee is payable to the instructor at the start of first day of class. This is separate than the
registration fee.
YS17-E12 * Mon-Fri, June 26-30 * 9:00-2:00pm * $250 * Clarkston Community Education Center, room
209
Clay Camp: Grades 1-12
This camp is designed for interested students to enjoy the ceramic process. Students will hand build
numerous clay projects from fun to functional. Monster mugs, animals and clay masks are examples of
creations your artist can build from earthenware. Various clays are part of the experience. For example,
white sculpture clay, air dry and terra cotta. Students will use a variety of finishes from glaze, paint and
marker on their work. Pieces made during camp will be picked up the following week if not taken home at
the end of the week. Campers should bring a small snack and water bottle. Instructor: Ms. Orahood
YS17-E4A - Grades 1-3 * Mon-Fri, June 26-30 * 10:00–Noon * $100 * Clarkston Elementary
School, Art Room
YS17-E4B - Grades 3-5 *Mon-Fri, June 26-30 * 1:15-3:30pm * $100 * Clarkston Elementary School,
Art Room
YS17-E4C - Grades 6-12 * Mon-Fri, July 31-Aug 4 * 9:30-Noon *$100 * Clarkston Elementary
School, Art Room
Show off your art skills!
Still Life Painting: Grades 6-12
During this workshop participates will create a still life painting in acrylic
paint on a canvas board. Instruction will be given on composition,
drawing, value, and form along with painting technique. Participates
should bring a nut-free snack lunch/snack. Instructor: Heather Jacob
YS17-8C * Monday, July 10 * 8:30-2:30pm * $50 * Clarkston
Community Education Center, room 209
Imagination Creations: Grades K-3
This art workshop is designed for children to explore art processes in their own unique ways. A variety of
traditional and nontraditional art materials will be presented for children to investigate in their artistic
endeavor as they are guided to create creatures, places, and more in this half day workshop. Instructor:
Heather Jacob
YS17-8A * Tuesday, July 11 * 8:00-11:00am * $35 * Clarkston Community Education Center, room
209
Self-Portrait Painting: Grades 4-6
This workshop is designed for highly interested participants with any level of art skill. They will be guided
through the process of drawing and painting a self-portrait in acrylic paint. Instruction will emphasize
proportion and observation. Instructor: Heather Jacob
YS17-8B * Tuesday, July 11 * 12:00-3:00pm * $35 * Clarkston Community Education Center, room
209
Beginning Watercolor Exploration: Grades 6-12
This workshop will introduce students to the unique properties of watercolor painting. Students will
explore various watercolor techniques, color theory, and color mixing. Instructor: Heather Jacob
YS17-8D * Monday, July 17 * 8:30-2:30pm * $50 * Clarkston Community Education Center, room
209
The Power of Drawing: Grades K-5
This summer “The Power of Drawing!” will take you to exciting places, spaces, and other worlds with
specialized, themed workshops. Children will explore fine art, graphic design, and cartooning, using
pastels, colored pencils, design and color markers to learn valuable foundational drawing
skills. Throughout the week, we will be drawing from each of these specialized
workshops: “Dinosaurs and Dragons”, “Video Game Pixel Block Characters”, “Africa’s Wildest
Creatures”, “Exploring Ocean Life”, and “Anime Cartooning” are some of the workshop themes
designed to thrill and motivate your child's sense of creative observation and enlightenment. All
students will build a weeklong portfolio and have the opportunity to exhibit and discuss their work at
the week’s end. Watch out….the Big Pencil is coming! Program Director: Kathy Baker
YS17-E10 * Mon-Fri, Aug 14-18 * 9:00-11:30am * $139 * Clarkston Community Education
Center, room 209
Wolf Shop: Grade 8
Do you like to building things with your hands and want to learn how to create new projects this summer? Then
we have the summer camp for you! Wolf Shop will teach you shop and tool safety while building take home
projects. Along with our regular shop tools we will also be running a CNC carving machine to add details to
your projects. *This camp is for students entering the 8th grade only. A $20 material fee is included in the
registration fee. Instructors: Jeff Peariso and Steve Wyckoff
YS17-E14 * Mon-Fri, June 19-30 * 9:00-Noon * $70 * Clarkston Junior High School, Room 318
Camp WILD: Ages 5-12
Come out to Clarkston's new non-profit educational farm and experience
a week-long adventure! We will be animal tracking and growing fresh
organic food, creating nature inspired art and music as well as outdoor
science. There is never a dull moment with Camp Wild! At the
Clarkston Family Farm we learn, explore and play through hands-on
activities that engage critical thinking skills in all disciplines. Most
importantly, we will be having a ton of WILD outdoor fun. Space is very
limited so sign-up today to secure your pass to Camp Wild.
Drop off and pick up will be at Clarkston Family Farm, located at 6800 Hubbard
Rd, Clarkston, 48348 (right next to Independence Elementary). For more
information about the Clarkston Family Farm and the programs they offer for all
ages please visit clarkstonfamilyfarm.com *(10% discount for siblings).
Program Director: Chelsea O’Brien
YS17-E22A – Ages 5-8 * Mon-Fri, July 31-Aug 4 * 9:00-Noon * $140 * Clarkston Family Farm
YS17-E22B – Ages 9-12 * Mon-Fri, Aug 7- 11 * 9:00- Noon * $140 * Clarkston Family Farm
YS17-E22C – Ages 5-12 * Mon-Fri, Aug 14-18 * 9:00-Noon * $140 * Clarkston Family Farm
Babysitting Workshop: Ages 11-16
The purpose of this course to increase the availability of
young, adolescent/teen baby-sitters who can provide safe and
nurturing care for children. Basic child care as well as CPR
and First Aid are taught in the class. Students must attend
the full session and be at least 11 years old to receive their
Red Cross certification cards. Materials are included in the
class fee. Please bring a sack lunch to class.
YS17-E32A * Wednesday, July 12 * 8:30-3:00pm * $75
* Clarkston Community Education Center
YS17-E32B * Tuesday, August 15 * 8:30-3:00pm * $75
* Clarkston Community Education Center
Skull Island Camp: Ages 5-12
Voyage over to your own private island campground for a fun filled day of activities such as fishing,
paddle boating, swimming, zip lines, rock climbing wall, water trampolines, rope swings, and a variety of
other sporting activities. Find your own “pirate gold” in daily treasure and scavenger hunts! All food,
beverages, and supplies are included. Come walk the plank! Want to see Skull Island for yourself? Join
us at our Open House Weekend June 10th and 11th from 1:00-4:00pm. Camp Director: Kathryn
Chipman
Drop off for Skull Island is at Walt’s Point marina on M-59 (therefore no need to pay $11 park fee). Drop
off and loading for boat departures begin approximately at 8:45am. Early care can be provided if needed
but must be rearranged prior to camp with the head camp director. If you think you might be running late
and could miss the boat, no worries! There is always someone at the marina to radio a boat for you; it’s
only a 3 minute boat ride away!
YS17-E24A * Mon-Fri, June 19-23 * 9:00-5:00pm * $215 * Skull Island
YS17-E24B * Mon-Fri, June 26-30 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24C * Wed-Fri, July 5-7 * 9:00-5:00pm * $165 * Skull Island
YS17-E24D * Mon-Fri, July 10-14 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24E * Mon-Fri, July 17-21 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24F * Mon-Fri, July 24-28 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24G * Mon-Fri, July 31-Aug 4 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24H * Mon-Fri, Aug 7-11 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24I * Mon-Fri, Aug 14 - 18 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
YS17-E24J * Mon-Fri, Aug 21-25 * 9:00-5:00pm * $245 * Skull Island
Little Medical School: Ages 6-10
Little Medical School provides hands-on activities that will actively engage children as they explore the
exciting world of medicine. Throughout the week, students will learn about the tools doctors use and
receive their own real stethoscope. They will also create many models, including a model of the brain,
spine, eye, bone and lung. Students will learn how to suture, role play a pretend surgery, and much more!
Children will graduate at the end of the week and receive a diploma. Children may bring a peanut free
snack and drink to class. *To participate children must have completed kindergarten. *An additional $35
materials fee to be given to the instructor at the first class. Program Director: Nicole Matoian
YS17-E26 * Mon-Fri, July 31-Aug 4 * 9:00-Noon * $190 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Little Veterinarian School: Ages 6-10
Does your child love animals? Little Veterinarian School provides hands-on activities that will actively
engage children as they learn how to take care of a pet and explore the exciting world of
veterinarians. Throughout the week, students will use their stuffed dog and record in their journal how to
take an assessment of their pet, care for wounds and stitches, and give their pet medication. They will
learn what foods their pet needs in order to stay healthy, as well as those foods to avoid. Children will
also learn and discuss how antibodies recognize and kill germs that enter the body. They will graduate at
the end of the week and receive a diploma. Children may bring a peanut free snack and drink to class.
*Children must have completed kindergarten. *An additional $35 materials fee to be given to the instructor
at the first class. Program Director: Nicole Matoian
YS17-E28 * Mon-Fri, Aug14-18 * 9:00-Noon * $190 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Youth Fitness
Dancing: Ages 3-11
Explore your favorite Disney Classics as we sing, act and dance to the favorite songs for our all-time favorite movies
such as Frozen, Tangled and many others. Students will learn ballet, jazz and hip hop moves throughout this
magical week of dance as they prepare for a small performance for their family to enjoy on the last day of camp.
Each day will include warm-ups, dance, crafts, a snack and movie clips. Groups will be divided by age and ability.
Rehearsal will be Friday from 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. for all campers. The performance will begin promptly at 1:30 p.m.
Campers should bring a bag lunch. T-shirts will be provided. Instructor: Cynthia Bass
YS17-E16A - Ages 3-5 * Mon-Fri, Aug 7-11 * 10:00-Noon (Friday, 10:00-2:00pm) * $59 * Clarkston Community
Education Center
YS17-E16B - Grades K-5 * Mon-Fri, Aug 7-11 * 10:00-2:00pm * $99 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Princess and Fairy Camp: Ages 3-7
All the magic of the Fairytale Princesses come alive for your little girl. She will become a princess through
stories, crafts, dance and song. The Princesses will decorate their own tiaras and jewelry box as well as
create other crafts. Princesses will present a small performance on Thursday at 11:45 a.m. for family.
Optional apparel: princess/fairy and/or leotards, tights and ballet shoes. Instructor: Cynthia Bass
YS17-E18 * Tues-Thurs, June 20-22 * 10:00-Noon * $59 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Sports Starters: Ages 3-5
Your child will love this first introduction to sports such as soccer, football, volleyball, Tee-ball,
basketball, hockey and more! Toddlers will learn sport fundamentals such as throwing, catching,
kicking and running, with easy-to-understand instructions to make this a positive, fun learning
experience! Wear gym shoes and bring a water bottle. Kids must be three by the first day of class
and must be potty-trained. Instructor: Leisure Unlimited LLC coaching staff
YS17-F1 * Mon-Thurs, Aug 28-31 * 5:00-5:50pm * $44 * Clarkston Community Education Center,
Gym
Kiddie Sports Camp: Ages 4-6
Introduce your youngsters to the world of sports: Kids will be taught the basics of the following sports:
soccer, floor hockey, basketball, tee-ball, volleyball, lacrosse, pickleball, football and more! Drills are
progressive to allow kids to advance at their own pace. Our emphasis on effort, sportsmanship and
teamwork. Bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes. Instructor: Leisure Unlimited LLC coaching
staff
YS17-F3 * Mon-Thurs, Aug 28-31 * 6:00-7:00pm * $45 * Clarkston Community Education
Center, Gym
Registration Dates
Online will begin
Monday, April 17th
Walk in and call in will
begin Monday, April 24th
Outdoor Tee-Ball Clinic & Scrimmage: Ages 4-6
Kids will learn the basics of throwing, catching, base-running, fielding, batting, rules and player positions.
Drills are fun and progressive. Players will scrimmage during class time. Emphasis is on participation,
effort and sportsmanship. Prepare for the weather by bringing water, sunscreen, bug spray and
something to sit on. In case of a bad weather day, our make-up date will be Friday, June 30th. Wear
gym shoes. *There will be no bathrooms available. Mitt optional. Instructor: Leisure Unlimited LLC
coaching staff
YS17-F5 * Mon-Thurs, June 26-29 * 5:30 -6:30pm * $45 * Clarkston Community Education Center,
Fields
T-ball for Girls: Ages 4-6
Players will learn the basics of throwing, catching, base-running,
fielding, batting, rules and player positions. Players will scrimmage
during class time. Bring a mitt, water bottle and wear tennis shoes.
T-Shirts for all campers; YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL. *If necessary a
rain out day will be held on Thurs, July 13. Instructors: Coach Don
Peters and CHS Varsity Coaches and Players
YS17-F7 * Mon-Wed, July 10-12 * 9:00-10:00am * $45 *
Clarkston High School, Softball Fields
Adventures in Softball: Ages 7-12
This camp will include athletic skill development such as throwing, fielding, hitting, bunting, base running,
pitching, catching, and sliding. These skills will be taught through fun and engaging activates. Please
bring a lunch. T-Shirts for all campers; YS, YM, YL, AS, AM, AL. *If necessary a rain out day will be held
on Thurs, July 13. Instructors: Coach Don Peters and CHS Varsity Coaches and Players
YS17-F9 * Mon-Wed, July 10-12 * 9:00-1:00pm * $109 * Clarkston High School, Softball Fields
Boys Baseball Camps: Ages 7-14
Camps will focus on the fundamentals of the game including throwing, catching, fielding, base running and
rules. Players will need to bring bat, glove, helmet, and water. Players will receive a t-shirt. *If necessary
a rain out day will be held on the Friday of your camp dates. Instructors: Coach Phil Price and CHS
Coaches and Players
YS17-F11 - Camp for Beginner-Intermediate Level Players * Mon-Thurs, June 19-22 * 9;00-1:00pm * $165 *
Clarkston High School, Baseball Fields
YS17-F13 - Camp for High Level Players * Mon-Thurs, June 26-29 * 9:00-1:00pm * $165 *
Clarkston High School, Baseball Fields
Mini Ballers Basketball Camp
for Boys Grades 1-3 and Girls Grades 1-2
The camp will stress the fundamentals of basketball and give the players the tools they need to start and
improve their game. Fundamental station work will be heavily emphasized and will include shooting, ball
handling, passing, pivoting, defense, rebounding, and footwork. The camp is designed for beginning and
experienced players. Camp will also include 5 vs 5 games as well as contests consisting of Free Throws,
Lightning, Hot Shot, and 1 on 1. Basketball hoops will be lowered to assist in proper basketball game
development skills. Players will also receive a T-shirt (included in camp fee). Instructors: Coach Tim
Wasilk and Basketball Staff. Any questions about this program please contact Tim
at [email protected]
YS17-F15A * Mon-Thurs, July 10-13 * 12:30 – 2:30pm * $85 * Clarkston High School, Gym
YS17-F15B * Mon-Thurs, July 10-13 * 2:45 – 4:45pm * $85 * Clarkston High School, Gym
Youth Basketball: Ages 7 - 10
Fun, skill-oriented games and drills guide your kids through the basics of shooting, passing and dribbling.
In addition, we’ll cover rules, positions, offense and defense. We will scrimmage during class time. Kids
advance at their own pace. Bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes. Instructor: Leisure Unlimited LLC
coaching staff
YS17-F17 * Mon-Thurs, Aug 28-31 * 7:00-8:00pm * $90 * Clarkston Community Education Center,
Gym
Dare to Dream Basketball Camp for Girls: Grades 3-9
This camp will stress the fundamentals of basketball and give players the tools they need to improve their
game. Fundamental station work will be emphasized daily and will include ball handling, shooting,
passing, pivoting, 1 on 1 moves, defense, and one on one moves, defense, and rebounding. Players will
also play full court games to practice their skills and teamwork. The camp is designed for all players of all
levels. Players will receive a camp shirt (included in camp fee). Please bring basketball shoes, water
bottle, and a lunch. Instructors: Coach Christine Rogers and Varsity Basketball Coaches and Players
YS17-F19 * Mon-Thurs, June 19-22 * 8:00-Noon * $115 * Clarkston High School, Gym
Fife Fundamentals Basketball Camp for Boys: Grades 4-6
From shooting to defense, students will learn the fundamentals of the game. If you are serious about
improving your game and hope to someday reach your full potential as a player, this camp is for you!
Together we will work to help you improve your basketball skills so you can reach your full potential.
Instructors: Coach Dan Fife and CHS Varsity Coaches and Players. If you have any questions about this
camp please call Dan at (248)-625-9749
YS17-F21B * Mon-Thurs, July 10-13 * 8:00-Noon * $160 * Clarkston High School, Gym
Fife Basketball Camp for Boys: Grades 7-9
This camp will build basketball skills while students participate in contests and games. Participants are
asked to bring a sack lunch (beverage provided), necessary basketball equipment, and a hard worker
attitude! Instructors: Coach Dan Fife and CHS Varsity Coaches and Players. If you have any questions
about this camp please call Dan at (248)-625-9749
YS17-F21A * Mon-Thurs, July 17-20 * 8:00-3:00pm * $260 * Clarkston High School, Gym
Clarkston Wolves Football Camp for Boys: Grades 6-9
This camp will focus on developing players’ football skills and knowledge of the game. Campers will need
to bring football cleats, tennis shoes, a lunch and water. Campers will be issued a helmet and
mouthpiece. An athletic form will need to be turned in at registration. This form is available online at the
Independence Township website at www.itprs.org or in their main office. All campers will receive a camp
shirt (adult sizes). *If necessary a rain out day will be held on Friday, July 28. Instructors: Coach Kurt
Richardson and Varsity Football Coaches. Any questions please call Coach Richardson at (248)-6234015.
YS17-F23 * Mon-Thurs, July 24-27 * 9:00-2:00pm * $200 * Clarkston High School, Practice Fields
Clarkston Volleyball Camp: Grades 5-8
Camp will consist of developing volleyball skills. Individual awards for outstanding athletes, attitude and
tourney champs will be presented. Players will need to wear athletic shirt, shorts, gym shoes, socks,
knee pads, and please bring a water bottle. A short sleeved clinic T-shirt for each participant will be
provided. Please register by June 10. Instructors: Coach Kelly Pinner and CHS Varsity Staff
YS17-F25A * Mon-Fri, June 26-30 * 10:00-Noon * $100 * Clarkston High School, Gym
Clarkston Volleyball Camp: Grades 9-12
Camp will consist of developing volleyball skills. Individual awards for outstanding athletes, attitude and
tourney champs will be presented. Players will need to wear athletic shirt, shorts, gym shoes, socks,
knee pads, and please bring a water bottle. A short sleeved clinic T-shirt for each participant will be
provided. Please register by June 10. Instructors: Coach Kelly Pinner and CHS Varsity Staff
YS17-F25B * Mon-Fri, June 26-30 * 8:00-10:00am * $100 * Clarkston High School, Gym
Beginner Lacrosse Camp for Boys and Girls: Grades 2-8
Players will learn and build basic skills through drills and games. Players will learn the proper
fundamentals of passing, catching, scooping, and shooting. This camp is designed to give players a
head start for next year’s season. Players will need to bring a lacrosse stick and mouth guard. Camp is
taught by High School Coaches and players. Camp Director: Brian Kaminskas
YS17-F27A * Mon-Wed, June 19-21 * 9:00-12:00pm * $140 * Clarkston Community Education
Center
YS17-F27B * Wed-Fri, July 12-14 * 9:00-12:00pm * $140 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Experience Lacrosse Camp for Boys and Girls: Grades 3-8
Players will continue to grow lacrosse skills and knowledge of the game. Players will focus on face-offs,
ground balls, shooting, dodging, defense/body position, stick work/hand position, takeaway checks, lifts,
and much more! Players will practice through 1 on 1 drills, and other mini games. Players need to bring
full equipment: Boys- helmet, gloves, arm pads, shoulder pads, stick, mouth guard, and athletic
supporter. Girls- goggles, stick, mouth guard, gloves. Camp is taught by High School Coaches and
players. Camp Director: Brian Kaminskas
YS17-F29A * Mon-Wed, June 19-21 * 9:00-12:00pm * $185 * Clarkston Community Education
Center
YS17-F29B * Wed-Fri, July 12-14 * 9:00-12:00pm * $185 * Clarkston Community Education Center
Summer Cross Country: Grades 6-8
This is a great way to be introduced to cross country and for students to condition for other sports.
Practices involve running on the CHS campus and other activities such as a bike ride, swimming, and
games. Come dressed and ready to run. Please bring a water bottle and comfortable running shoes.
Students are not required to attend every session (but still are expected to pay full price). Students are
welcome to join anytime during the summer. Sign up for text reminders regarding special practice
sessions and possible severe weather cancellation at remind.com/join/ccsxcsum. For more information
about the cross country program, visit: clarkstoncrosscountry.org. Tentative schedule: swimming @ Deer
Lake Beach on Wednesday, July 26; short bike ride Aug 9; long bike ride Aug 16; and end of summer
Challenge Race Aug 14. *Cross Country will meet for 14 sessions this summer. Cross Country will not
meet on July 3 and 5. Instructor: Jamie Rykse
YS17-F31 * Mondays and Wednesdays, June 26-Aug 16 * 6:30-7:30pm * $60 * Clarkston High
School (in the back, past the tennis courts next to the stadium)
Cheer and Dance with Champion Force: Ages 4-15
Champion Force Athletic is a fun and exciting program for students at all cheer and dance experience
levels. Students will learn the core fundamentals of cheer including: cheers, chants, jumps, kicks, arm
motions, stunting, how to perform in front of an audience, and other necessary skills needed for junior
high and high school cheerleading programs. Cheerleaders will also learn a pom dance routine. Our
programs works to build self-confidence, poise, self-esteem, and physical fitness. *6 sessions, no class
July 4. Try outs are required for D4 cheer (try outs cost an additional fee which is included in the price).
ALL Champion Cheer Force gear is optional. Program Director for Michigan: Lisa Connor
YS17-F35A – Division 1 Beginner Ages 4-6 * Tuesdays, June 13-July 25 * 5:30-6:15pm * $48 *
Clarkston Community Education Center, Cafeteria
YS17-F35B – Division 2 Beginner Ages 7-9 * Tuesdays, June 13-July 25 * 6:15-7:00pm * $48 *
Clarkston Community Education Center, Cafeteria
YS17-F35C – Division 3 Beginner/Intermediate Ages 10-12 * Tuesdays, June 13-July 25 * 7:00-7:45pm
* $48 * Clarkston Community Education Center, Cafeteria
YS17-F35D – Division 4 Intermediate/Advance Ages 13+ * Tuesdays, June 13-July 25 * 7:45-8:45pm *
$70 * Clarkston Community Education Center, Cafeteria
Youth Tennis for Boys and Girls: Ages 3-10
Tennis is one of the fastest growing sports in the USA! The Clarkston Community Tennis Association is
bringing USTA’s Midwest Youth Team tennis to Clarkston again this summer. The program features the
QuickStart Tennis play format and uses age appropriate equipment and courts scaled to the size of the
players. Midwest Youth Team Tennis makes the game more accessible- and more fun – by allowing kids
to get involved right from the start. Every player will receive a tennis racquet (additional options
available), ball, uniform and other goodies. A great way to introduce your child to tennis! *Each group will
meet for 6 sessions. Program Director: Mary Jo Colonna. Any questions please contact Mary Jo
at [email protected] or 248-802-7266. Please register for Youth Tennis at
www.MidwestTeamTennis.com ** Early Bird Special! Only $60 if registered by May 1st
YS17-F37A – Ages 3-6 * Tuesday & Thursdays, June 6-22 * 5:30-6:15pm * $80 * Clarkston High
School, Tennis Courts
YS17-F37B - Ages 7-10 * Tuesday & Thursdays, June 6-22 * 6:30-7:30pm * $80 * Clarkston High
School, Tennis Courts
Junior Golf Camp: Ages 5-16
Come join us for lots of fun learning how to play golf. Our golf camp Instructor Brent Davies is a United
States Golf Teachers Federation Golf Teaching Professional and WGCA Professional Golf Coach. Brent
currently works as the swing coach for several young players, he competes on the Michigan/Ontario Golf
Teachers Tour and won the 2015 Canadian Golf Teachers Federation Canadian Cup. During this camp
students, will learn the fundamentals of the golf swing from proper set-up to transition, downswing to
impact to follow-through. The Tee shot, iron play, chipping and pitches around the green, short and long
putting, basic rules of the game and proper etiquette will also be taught by Coach Davies. All equipment
will be provided; students are welcome to bring their own clubs. This is a low-pressure fun way to
introduce your child or teen to the game of golf or to build on skills they may already have. *No camp on
Wednesday, July 12. If the weather does not corporate, camp will be held inside the Community
Education Center Gym. Instructor: Brent Davies
YS17-F39 * Mon-Fri, July 10-14 * 10:30-11:30am * $75 * Clarkston Community Education Center,
fields.
Clarkston Aqua Club: All ages
Swim School and Swim Team led by Olympians! Aqua Club is proud to offer a top level coaching staff for
beginner to Olympic level swimmers. Come swim with us! Instructors: Aqua Club Staff
Swim Lessons
All group and private lesson programs fees are
based on 4 lessons per month
Swim Club
All levels
Group Lessons (small class ratio 4:1)
1 day per week, starting at $70/month
Per Team (non-competitive)
5 practices per week at $85/month
Private Lessons (ratio 1:1)
1 day per week, starting at $169/month
Junior Team
5 practices per week at $100/month
For more information on Swim Lessons or to
register please visit:
www.aqauswimclub.com
Senior Team
7-9 practices per week at $140/month
For more information on Swim Club or to register
please visit:
www.clarkstonaqua.org
Adult Enrichment
Mature teens and older
Corn Hole Painting Class
Looking for a fun outdoor family activity this summer? Corn hole is a game all ages and skill levels can
play. Now you can create your own custom Corn Hole set for everyone to enjoy. Have your new custom
Corn Hole set out at summer parties such as open houses, weddings, and for the 4th of July!
AS17-E4A * Tuesday, June 20 * 6:00-9:00pm * $150 * Picasso’s Grapevine, 12 S. Main Str,
Clarkston 48346
Pallet Wood Sign Class
Love the beautiful rustic boards with all those cool sayings? Now you can Get On Board and join one of
our board art classes where you will be guided through the process to complete your own customized
board for your home. You will be able to choose your own stain and paint colors and will have fun
distressing and assembling the board while enjoying the evening with friends! You may pick any board
design. Instructor: Shelby
AS17-E4B * Tuesday, July 18 * 6:00-9:00pm * $65 * Picasso’s Grapevine, 12 S. Main Str, Clarkston
48346
Wine Glass Painting Class
Class include all materials necessary to create 2 beautiful, and unique wine glasses for your home or a
great gift! After selecting your design, paintings, and glass styles, your teacher will begin the class with
tips and tricks for Wine Glass success! The class does not teach one specific design, therefore the
instructor and assistants are available to help you achieve the perfect wine glasses! Our instructors and
assistants love what they do and are very helpful which makes our classes unique and achievable. Each
person is sent home with baking instructions. A fun and exciting class to take! Instructor: Shelby
AS17-E4C * Tuesday, Aug 15 * 6:00-8:00pm * $35 * Picasso’s Grapevine, 12 S. Main Str, Clarkston
48346
Registration Dates
Online will begin
Monday, April 17th
Walk in and call in will
begin Monday, April 24th
Online Career Classes
Brought to you by
Clarkston Community Education & Computer Assisted Resources
What to Expect with Online Courses
 All classes meet online. Go to the internet and connect to your classroom online.
 Online Instructors available at various times to answer your questions.
 Self-paced. Work at your own pace, any day, any time; there is no set time to be in an online
classroom.
PREREQUISITE FOR ALL ONLINE CLASSES: You must have basic PC Computer
and Internet skills and an E-mail address.
BUSINESS ACCOUNTING CAREER CLASSES
BUSINESS ACCOUNTING BASICS – A PRACTICAL APPROACH
Improve your career opportunities. An introduction course for non-accounting staff that have to deal with
financial matters on their jobs or small business owners. Be provided with the vocabulary and knowledge
you need to read financial reports and enter into financial discussions and decisions. Walks you through
the accounting cycle, step-by-step. Helps you grasp why QuickBooks behaves the way it does. Your
online instructor has a MBA is very helpful. Certificate awarded.
Textbooks and eLab Key Fees: Depends on bundle you choose. $135 to $158 includes 180 day trail
software. Purchase per instructor’s instructions.
AS17-A1A * Starts any weekday * Up to 10 weeks * $229
QUICKBOOKS PRO COMPREHENSIVE FOR PC – STEP-BY-STEP
QuickBooks is the most used accounting software for small/medium business. You master concepts by
working through case studies that replicate real-world situations. Learn to use QuickBooks features and
functions to work with accrual and cash accounting, GAAP, accounting cycles, journals, reports,
payroll, checks, invoices, payments, banking, etc... In this online class you can setup and work with your
own company files. Your online instructor has in-depth experience and is very practical in her approach.
Certificate awarded. Your online instructor with BS in Accounting. Specializes in QuickBooks.
Prerequisite Student must have knowledge of business accounting.
Textbooks and eLab Key Fees: Depends on bundle you choose. $115 to $129 includes 180 day trail
software. Purchase per instructor’s instructions.
AS17-A1B * Starts any weekday * Up to 10 weeks * $259
ONLINE COMPUTER CAREER CLASSES
MICROSOFT OFFICE COMPREHENSIVE – STEP-BY-STEP
Learn everything that you need to know about Microsoft Office 2013 or 2010! Create professional
documents, labels, mail merges and PDF files quickly using Word. Produce worksheets to track people,
projects and money with Excel. Wow the audience with your presentations using PowerPoint. Build
databases with Access. Receive the skills you need for job advancement or new job opportunities. The
instructor is very good at helping the individual student reach their goals. Certificate awarded.
Textbooks and eLab Key Fees: Depends on version and bundle you choose. $135 to $158. Purchase
per instructor’s instructions. Microsoft Office 2013, 2010 or 2016
AS17-A1C * Starts any weekday * Up to 10 weeks * • $229
MICROSOFT EXCEL COMPREHENSIVE - STEP-BY-STEP
Become a power user. The Instructor will customize instruction so you learn what features you want to
know. Grasp how to use of the ribbon interface, worksheets, links, formulas, tables, outlines, SmartArt,
clip art, and PivotTables. Also learn to analyze, audit, enter, and edit data with IF or NOT, SUMIF and
COUNTIS functions. Check for errors by applying IFERROR... and more. Your online instructor has indepth knowledge of Excel. She assists students with their specific needs. Certificate awarded.
Textbooks and eLab Key Fees: Depends on version and bundle you choose. $90 to $171. Purchase
per instructor’s instructions. Excel 2010, 2013 or 2016
AS17-A1D * Starts any weekday * Up to 10 weeks * $229
COMPTIA A+– CERTIFICATION PREPARATION
Helps prepare you to take the CompTIA A+ exam. Cover basic knowledge and skills necessary for a
career in PC support. The course is designed to fully prepare learners to take and pass the CompTIA A+
220-801 and 220-802 certification exams. Topics include installation, configuration, and maintenance of
PC hardware components, networking, security, virtualization, desktop imaging, and deployment. Gain
knowledge of diagnostic and troubleshooting processes for various technical issues. Certification exam
given through CompTIA. Exam separate from course.
Prerequisite: Experienced in computer operations seeking a career in PC support.
eLab Access Code and eBook Fee: $329. Purchased per instructor’s instructions.
AS17-A1E * Starts any weekday * Up to 10 weeks * $549
MEDICAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT ONLINE CLASSES
PRACTICAL MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY – AN EASY METHOD
The Survey of Medical Terminology course is a primer for common medical terminology for individuals
new to the health care industry. It provides a survey of medical terminology, symbols, abbreviations and
the application of this new language in the field of health care. Identify the fundamental word structure of
medical terms and their component parts. An excellent Instructor with many years of practical experience
working in various medical offices. Certificate awarded.
Textbook and eLab code: Fee: $91 to $136 depending upon which bundle is chosen. Purchase
according to instructor's instructions.
AS17-A1F * Starts any weekday * Up to 12 weeks * $199
TODAYS MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING PROCEDURES
The Healthcare Reimbursement System is an extremely complex framework of obtaining payments for
healthcare services. Course will cover; Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Healthcare Reimbursement Rules and Regulations of the Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare
Act. Healthcare Value Based Reimbursement System. Healthcare Coding System; CPT-4, ICD-9-CM,
ICD-10-CM, HCPCS, and Modifiers. Federal and State Health Privacy Laws and organizational policies
affecting patient consent and electronic health information exchange. Medical Necessity in Healthcare.
Completion of the Healthcare Claim Forms (1500 and UB04). Reimbursement Appeals Process.
Certifications from the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid for Reimbursement. Healthcare Reimbursement
Certificate awarded upon completion of the course. Certificate Awarded.
Prerequisite: Basic Math Skills, Beginning Medical Terminology including Anatomy and Physiology
Overview.
Textbook and eLab Access Fee: approximately $23 to $157 depending upon bundle chosen. .
Purchased per instructor’s instructions.
AS17-A1G * Starts any weekday * Up to 12 weeks * $349
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
This course will help you gain the skills needed to assist pharmacists in providing medications to doctors
and the general public. Learn how to stock a pharmacy; create, update and maintain records; distribute
medications and treatments accurately and efficiently; legal issues and more. Completion certificate
awarded. Prerequisite: Basic math skills. Medical Terminology or medical experience.
Textbook and eLab Access Fee: approximately $90 to $110 depending upon bundle chosen.
Purchased per instructor’s instructions.
AS17-A1H * Starts any weekday * Up to 12 weeks * $349
Online Legal Studies
Courses
Brought to you by
Clarkston Community Education & the Center for Legal Studies
Since 1980, the Center for Legal Studies has partnered with colleges and universities across
the country to educate thousands of students. Clarkston Community Education in partnership
with the Center for Legal Studies will be offering the following online sessions this summer:
Paralegal Certificate Course
Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate Course
Advanced Paralegal Certificate Course
Intellectual Property Law for Engineers
Legal Investigation Certificate Course
Legal Nurse Consultant Training Course
Legal Secretary Certificate Course
Victim Advocacy Certificate Course
Register any time of year to begin your online classes.
Session 4 begins June 26 – Aug 11 and Session 5 begins Aug 21- Oct 6
For course information or to register, visit:
https://www.legalstudies.com/vendor/clarkston-comm-ed/ or call 1-800-522-7737.
Clarkston
Community Education
NO REFUNDS issued for
classes/events meeting
once or twice unless
requested two business
days in advance of
starting date.
DROPS / REFUNDS:
Please read carefully before
registering for a class. Full refund
will be given if class is canceled by
the office. Students requested
refunds must be made prior to the
beginning of the second class,
regardless of attendance. All refunds
will be charged a $10 processing fee.
The cost of materials cannot be
refunded.
Registration Dates
6 Ways to Register
Please make checks payable to
Independence Township
Online will begin
Monday, April 17th
Walk in and call in will begin
Monday, April 24th
Walk-In: Independence Township Parks, Recreation & Seniors, 6483 Waldon Center Dr.
Clarkston, MI 48346, lower level. The office is open Monday - Friday, from 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,
closed for holidays.
Mail-In: Independence Township, 6483 Waldon Center Dr. Clarkston, MI 48346. Download
registration forms off the Independence Township Parks, Recreation & Seniors website
www.itprs.org.
Phone-In: 248-623-4326 and press 1 for a registration attendant.
Drop-In: Registration forms and payment in the afterhours drop box located on the parking
lot side of the Independence Township offices.
Fax-In: Registration forms and pay by credit card at (248) 620-7454.
Online: Registration is available for most programs at www.itprs.org and click on the “sign
on” icon. To request a new user account, email Danielle at [email protected]
Independence Township Parks, Recreation & Seniors provides
customer registrations for Clarkston Community Education.
Please make checks payable to Independence Township.
MAIL OR WALK IN: Independence
Township, 6483 Waldon Center Dr.
Clarkston, MI 48346
OPEN MONDAY – FRIDAY 8A-5PM
AFTER HOURS DROP BOX AVAILABLE
FAX:
(248)-620-7454
ONLINE: Log in to the online shopping cart by
visiting www.itprs.org. Click on “sign in” icon.
For new accounts, please contact Danielle at
248-623-4326 ext#1
Clarkston Community Education
Registration Form for CCE programs and events only. Please contact ITPRS for Parks & Recreation programs or event registration.
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we can make class enrollment decisions. Registrants are contacted ONLY if the class is full or cancelled. Clarkston Community
Education reserves the right to cancel a class due to insufficient registrations.
PREREGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL CLASSES. Pre-registration is required for all programs. NO drop-in registration
available.
NO REFUNDS issued for classes/events meeting once or twice unless requested two business days in advance of starting date.
INCLEMENT WEATHER/SCHOOL CLOSING: When Clarkston Community Schools are closed all Community Education classes will
be cancelled. We will attempt to make up all classes.
FUNDING: Community Enrichment programs are funded entirely by class fees. Any classes that do not meet the minimum
enrollment requirements may be canceled.
DROPS / REFUNDS: Please read carefully before registering for a class. Full refund will be given if class is canceled by the office.
Students requested refunds must be made prior to the beginning of the second class, regardless of attendance. All refunds will
be charged a $10 processing fee. The cost of materials cannot be refunded.
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Thank you to
our sponsors!
The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, (including sexual orientation
and transgender identity), disability, age (except as authorized by law), religion, military status, ancestry (collectively,
"Protected Classes") in its educational programs or activities.
The Board also does not discriminate in its employment policies and practices as they relate to students, and does not
tolerate harassment of any kind.
Equal educational opportunities shall be available to all students, without regard to the Protected Classes, age (unless age
is a factor necessary to the normal operation or the achievement of any legitimate objective of the program/activity), place
of residence within the boundaries of the District, or social or economic background, to learn through the curriculum
offered in this District. Educational programs shall be designed to meet the varying needs of all students.
The following person(s) have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies of the District
or to address any complaint of discrimination:
Deputy Superintendent
6389 Clarkston Road
Clarkston, MI 48346
248-623-5400