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Camas Community Education January - March 2020 Camas Community Education Camas Community Education The Heights Learning Center Camas Community Preschool Programs 2020-2021 4600 NE Garfield Street The following dates apply to all Camas School District preschools including: Camas Community Camas, WA 98607 Preschool, Integrated Preschool, and Papermaker Preschool. 360-833-5544 January 29, 2020: Preschool Informational Meetings at The Heights Learning Center (HLC), 4600 NE www.CamasCommunityEd.org Garfield St., Camas. Two times are available, either 9:30-10:30 a.m. or 5:30-6:30 p.m. Office Hours February 12, 2020: Preschool informational meeting at Heights Learning Center, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Monday-Friday February 10-March 5: Preschool registration opens for existing families. Students currently enrolled 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM in a CSD preschool program are eligible to re-enroll online in their current preschool program. Mary Weishaar Preschool New Family Open Registration for 2020-2021 School Year Program Director 360.833.5549 On March 6, 2020, starting at noon, a form will be posted on www.CamasCommunityEd.org and [email protected] www.Camas.wednet.edu. Upon completing the online form, parents will receive a confirmation email. This form is to schedule a registration appointment only. The form will need to be completed and Karen Rudolf submitted by Sunday, March 8 at midnight to be included in the registration lottery. Class Coordinator Monday, March 9: New Family Registrations are entered into a lottery for random number assignment. 360.833.5548 [email protected] Tuesday, March 10: Registration numbers will be emailed to families. Thursday, March 12: Open registration, by scheduled appointment, at Zellerbach Administration Debbie McEnry Center, 841 NE 22nd Ave., Camas JWR Coordinator & Pre-K 4 Year Old Program Facility/Field Scheduler 360.833.5610 option #1 Our 4 year old program focuses on kindergarten readiness for children who turn four by August 31, [email protected] 2020. Led by a qualified preschool instructor and support staff, students will learn classroom, social and academic skills to prepare them for a successful kindergarten year. Instructor uses research-based Brenda Snell instructional practices and programs designed for kindergarten readiness. Childcare available before Extended Day & Pre-K Coordinator and after class for additional fee. Morning and afternoon sessions are available. 360.833.5547 [email protected] Preschool 3 Year Old Program Our 3 year old program focuses on early childhood behavior for children who turn three by August 31, Maria Ecoff 2020. Led by a qualified preschool instructor and support staff, students will learn social skills to pre- Karen Lukowiak pare them for a successful transition into their next adventure. Children will learn by sharing with their Community Ed Secretaries classmates and exploring the world around them in this fun, safe environment. Morning and afternoon 360-833-5544 sessions are available. [email protected] [email protected] 2020-2021 Extended Day Registration Information April 13, 2020: Extended Day and Jack, Will and Rob Center (JWR) registration opens for existing families. May 4, 2020: Extended Day and JWR registration opens for new families. August 14, 2020: Extended Day and JWR registration closes for all families OR UNTIL PROGRAM IS FULL. Camas Community Education provides before & after school care for children grades K-5. We offer a fun, safe environment provided by a caring staff. Before and After School Care for Kindergarten-5th Grade Three ways to Before school care grade K-5 located at Zellerbach Administrator Center (ZAC) at 841 NE 22nd Ave. Register After school care, grade K-2 is located at ZAC. After school care, grade 3-5 is located at the Jack, Will & Rob Center (JWR), 2033 NE Ione St. Camas. Online debit/credit Hours of operation are 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Both programs maintain the same calendar year as the Camas Mail in check School District. In office cash/check Transportation is provided to schools. After school students will be bussed to our locations. A $40 non-refundable yearly registration fee per family is required. Pa ge 1 CamasCommunityEd.org Enrich Your Life ~ with Community Education 360.833.5544 ART CHEFS IN TRAINING INTRO TO CODING 1 INTRO TO DELICIOUS DESSERTS! Grades: 3-5 LEATHERCRAFT Grades: 1-5 Introducing technology as Grades: 4-5 ART VAN-GO… DRAWING Prepare fun seasonal des- more than just entertainment. Parents can take this class also Grades: K-5 serts. Get hands-on cooking Use Scratch visual program- Learn the basics of leather- Charcoal, pen/ink and oil pas- experience and take some ming language to learn coding craft and make small items tels. Perspective and shading. home to share! fundamentals. Build games each class. From different Go from flat to fantastic. Wed. 1/22 2013-20 and stories while learning types of leather, to saddle Thurs. 1/09-1/30 2079-20 Wed. 2/19 2014-20 problem solving, critical think- stitching, to snaps and rivets, Thurs. 2/06-2/27 2005-20 Wed. 3/18 2015-20 ing and collaboration skills. and even letter stamping! Thurs. 3/05-3/26 2006-20 Wed. 4/22 3006-20 Enrollment limited to 10 kids. www.jjackbags.com 3:00-4:00 PM Fee: $100 1:00-3:00 PM Fee: $30 per day Wed. 2/05-26 2125-20 Mon. 2/03-3/02 2021-20 ZAC Elida Field Artist Team ZAC Rachel Best, instructor 1:00-2:30 Fee: $115 2:30-3:30 PM Fee: $90 Bussing is available to ZAC Bussing is available to ZAC ZAC Maren Vernon, Instructor DFE Jen Grossman, Instructor Coding educator, web develop- ART VAN-GO... PAINTS DAY CAMPS er and CSD Parent LEGO JR ~ BLUEPRINTS Grades: K-5 Bussing is available to ZAC & BUILDINGS Basics of acrylic and mixed JWR DAY CAMPS Grades: K-1 media. Mix colors, layer, Grades: K-5 INTRO TO CODING 2 Design a project using graph blend, shade and highlight. Celebrate a day off of school Grades: 3-5 paper then build it with Legos. Projects ready for display. at JWR Day Camps! Intro to Coding 1 is required. Session I Dorothy Fox Hours from 6:30AM to 6:30PM Build advanced Scratch pro- Mon. 1/20 Full day 2210-20 Wednesday 1/22-2/19 Tues. 2/04-2/25 2007-20 jects using conditional state- Lacamas 12:30-2:30 2033-20 2:30-4:00 PM Fee: $125 Mon. 1/20 Half day 2211-20 ments and variables. Enroll- Mon. 1/27 Full day 2212-20 Woodburn 12:15-2:15 2034-20 ment limited to 10 kids. Grass Valley Mon. 1/27 Half day 2213-20 ZAC 1:00-3:00 2032-20 Wed. 3/04-25 2052-20 Tues. 3/03-3/24 2124-20 Fri. 2/14 Full day 2214-20 Bussing is available to ZAC 1:00-2:30 Fee: $115 2:30-4:00 PM Fee: $125 Fri. 2/14 Half day 2215-20 YMCA, instructors Fee: $70 ZAC Maren Vernon, Instructor Mon. 2/17 Full day 2216-20 Session II Prune Hill Mon. 2/17 Half day 2217-20 Bussing is available to ZAC Mon. 1/13-2/24 2095-20 Wed. 12:15-2:15 2/26-3/25 Fri 3/20 Full day 2218-20 Dorothy Fox 2023-20 2:30-4:00 PM Fee: $125 Fri. 3/20 Half day 2219-20 FIND “FOCUS” FOR Grass Valley 2024-20 Lacamas Lake Full day, over 5 hours $55 YOUR FILM FEST ENTRY Prune Hill 2025-20 Half day, 5 hours or less $40 Mon. 3/02-3/23 2096-20 Grades: 5-12 YMCA, instructors Fee: $70 2:45-4:15 PM Fee: $125 In this introductory class we JWR SPRING BREAK CAMP Zellerbach Admin. Center (ZAC) Monday-Friday 3/30-4/04 will focus on filmmaking tech- LEGO ENGINEERING Wed. 1/08-1/29 2008-20 Full day, over 5 hrs. niques and learn ways to pre- Grades: 2-5 Wed. 2/05-2/26 2009-20 $250 per week or $55 per day pare for the upcoming film Build machines with motors Wed. 3/04-3/25 2010-20 Half day, 5 hrs. or less festival. Learn both tech and and use gears & pulleys. 1:00-2:30 PM Fee: $125 $180 per week or $40 per day filmmaking techniques to cre- Bussing is available to ZAC Go to website for codes. Session I ate an entry. Participants will Wednesday 1/22-2/19 Artists, Elida Field & others have time to sharpen ideas for Lacamas 12:30-2:30 2036-20 EARLY LEARNING their entry and learn how to Woodburn 12:15-2:15 2037-20 THREE & ME ART share their voice through ZAC 1:00-3:00 2035-20 Grades: K-5 filmmaking. We will use iPads, Bussing is available to ZAC Create beautiful projects to BIG LEARNING FOR iMovie and WeVideo. YMCA, instructors Fee: $75 take home. All materials, tools LITTLE LEARNERS Limited space - Register now! Session II and instruction is included. Children ages 3 to 6 & parents Tues. 1/21 2105-20 Tues. 2/04-25 2064-20 Wed. 12:15-2:15 2/26-3/25 An evening of family-focused 4:00-6:00 PM Fee: $100 Dorothy Fox 2026-20 Tues. 2/18 2106-20 learning activities to support Tues. 3/17 2107-20 SMS CSD Teacher: C. Pappas Grass Valley 2027-20 Prune Hill 2028-20 Tues. 4/21 3030-20 early learning and school 3:00-4:30 PM Fee: $40 readiness skills. Space is lim- YMCA, instructors Fee: $75 “I GOT HACKED!” ZAC Claire Houlding, Instructor ited.
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