Get ready for a cozy clay project! In this class, you’ll create a small mitten-shaped bowl perfect for holding keys, jewelry, or other little treasures. Using simple handbuilding techniques, you’ll shape and decorate your mitten to make it uniquely yours. It’s a fun and creative way to make a functional piece to brighten up your home.

Step back in time this fall for a retro-inspired evening of creativity and fun! Join friends for a relaxing paint-by-numbers experience complete with a selection of charming designs to choose from. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just looking to unwind, this is the perfect way to get creative. No need to worry about finishing—if you don’t complete your masterpiece during class, you’ll take home everything you need, including paints and brushes, to finish at your own pace.

Play isn’t just fun—it’s how young children learn best! This is a thoughtfully designed class that invites children and their grown-ups to explore, imagine, and create together through engaging, open-ended play. Each session offers developmentally rich experiences—like building, pretending, sorting, and creating—that support early learning while fostering curiosity, independence, and joyful connection. Unique activities each week-sign up for one class or more. Parents and child remain together for the entire class. Session 1 on 10/10 - Nature Discovery: Foster sensory and scientific exploration through experiences in our outdoor garden (weather permitting) using materials found in nature. Session 2 on 11/14 - Colors & Creation: Enjoy opportunities for artistic expression through paint, dance, and an interactive circle time.

Create a playful and eye-catching spider suncatcher using wire and beads in this fun seasonal workshop. Participants will learn how to shape wire into a spider design, add colorful or spooky beads, and assemble a decorative piece that catches the light beautifully. This project is perfect for Halloween décor or for anyone who loves a little whimsical charm. Participants will take home a completed beaded spider suncatcher. All materials and tools are provided; no prior experience necessary.

With a variety of cremation options and plans available, it’s hard to know what fits your needs. Learn about the options, costs, and laws governing cremation and burial. Get answers on setting money aside, which plans can be guaranteed, and where.

Basketball and Health Crossovers & Conversations is a program designed to combine elite basketball training with discussions about health topics relevant to teens. We have a team of excellent coaches who have competed at the collegiate level and coached internationally. This two-day camp includes basketball training sessions and health discussions. This camp will feature a discussion and hands-on training about Narcan, including when and how to use it, as well as a discussion about communication and how effective communication applies both on the basketball court and in everyday life. Links to videos from previous camps: Intro: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDdPw15xty8/?hl=en CPR: https://www.instagram.com/p/DDfpA19x_pZ/?hl=en Scrimmage: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFHCG9qx7Sc/?hl=en Free Lunch and Career Discussions The camp will run from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on both days, and lunch will be provided. Each day will include at least 4 hours of basketball training, a short health discussion, and a lunch and learn where they will receive free lunch. Health discussions at this camp will include discussions about Narcan and Effective Communication. Health discussions will be led by a team of healthcare professionals. Participants are expected to attend both days of programming. Saturday 11/14 and Sunday 11/15 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Being a parent is the most rewarding, and at times, the most challenging job you will ever have. Strengthen your relationship with your child through learning and play and meet other dads to discuss the importance of fatherhood. Parents and children remain together for the entire class.

This club is to help students get homework done and help them with work they are struggling.

Looking for a fun way to unwind after school? Join Game On!, our new board and card game club for middle school students! Each week, students will get to play a variety of classic and modern board games, strategy games, party games, and card games with friends—both old and new. Whether you're a competitive player or just in it for the laughs, there's something here for everyone. The goal of the club is simple: have fun, build friendships, and create a welcoming community where everyone belongs. Come roll the dice, draw a card, and get your game face on! Save Your Place in Line If our online registration website prompts you to join a waitlist, please still register for the activity! There are often openings available. We may need extra time to communicate with instructors and students. There is no charge for being on the waitlist.

This free art class is meant for parents and their students. Follow two instructors' step by step to create a Fall Family Paint Night. This class is stress-free and no experience is necessary.

Have a green thumb? Wish you had a green thumb? Come join gardening club! You'll learn about how to care for and grow different plants.

Students will work on the fundamentals of weightlifting gaining knowledge on all the basic lifting techniques and gaining strength. Excellent for all students but especially those within sports programs.

Join the Gathering! This club is for students who are interested in playing the amazing game, Magic: The Gathering!

Rochester Youth Fencers (RYF), a local volunteer-operated fencing club, invites you to join and learn a competitive sport that lasts a lifetime! We are offering this opportunity for you to master the skills and techniques at your pace. It is designed to accommodate all levels of experience and skill level. Focus will be on learning the fundamentals and rules of Fencing, teamwork, sportsmanship, and most of all, having fun! All equipment is provided. PRACTICE - Players will report to practice immediately following dismissal from school on their team’s scheduled days. All practices will take place at your home school. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – Saturday, November 21st 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM at Willow Creek Middle School. After all classes have completed, you will represent your home school to compete in the Middle School Championship. Medals will be awarded and a trophy will be awarded to the home school that has the most wins on a point assignment basis. Roster is limited to minimum and maximum of 3 to 15 players respectively for each home schools. Registration will be taken on a first come first serve basis not ability level. All players must pre-register in order to participate and will not be allowed to participate until registration has been received. Parent is required to sign a waiver form before student starts practice. There will be a limited route late bus service available for students who need transportation home after practice. Health and Safety Fencing is an extremely safe sport. Protective gear - All equipment provided meet standards required by United States Fencing Association (USFA), which is the governing body of Fencing sport in the U.S.A. Jacket, plastic chest protector, head mask are provided. Student is responsible to bring a glove for hand protection. Students are required to have all body part covered by clothing, i.e. no skin exposure. Fencing instrument – Students learn to use the most common instrument, “foil”, for combat purpose. Foil are protected at the tip with rubber point or metal switch for electric scoring machine. Foil is made of a special type of steel, that allows flexible bending and if broken, the blade will break cleanly with no sharp edges to cause any bodily harm. Foil will only be used during sparing between two fencers in a bout when head masks are deployed. At all other time, the foil will be strictly controlled. Face mask – Due to the nature of the sport, fencers are trying to get away from the opponent to avoid hit, that makes Fencing a low to medium risk sport. RYF has been operated for over 25+ years under Rochester Community Education program and we never had a single incident that is caused by equipment failure or staff negligence. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun environment for all interested student to learn a new competitive sport. Financial Assistance Families with financial need can request that the fee be waived for Community Education after-school activities. Save Your Place in Line If our online registration website prompts you to join a waitlist, please still register for the activity! There are often openings available. We may need extra time to communicate with instructors and students. There is no charge for being on the waitlist.