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Jewelry from the Earth: Crafting With CareYouth EnrichmentIn this eco-friendly jewelry-making course, students embark on a creative journey starting with recycled materials to craft environmentally conscious accessories. The course culminates in working with air dry clay & resin to create unique and polished items like bracelets, rings, earrings, jewelry boxes, and keychains. Along the way, students will explore their artistic potential while learning important sustainable art techniques, emphasizing the use of eco-friendly practices and materials throughout the creative process.Summer 2026 -
Kidokinetics Summer CampYouth Recreation and SportsSportsPlay Camp by Kidokinetics provides an unforgettable experience! This camp is a playful introduction to multiple sports, where kids can have fun in a non-competitive environment. New sports and activities are introduced daily, keeping campers busy and engaged throughout the week. Each day of camp includes a combination of interactive warm-ups, an introduction to a sport through a variety of skills and drills, highly active games and activities, on-demand chill time, a cool-down, free play in the gym, and a recap of the day's many accomplishments. No experience required, all skills welcome! WHAT TO WEAR/WHAT TO BRING: Athletic clothing and shoes that allow full movement throughout the day. Water bottle & Nut-free snack. We will provide enough water breaks and snack time to ensure your child stays energized and hydrated Please apply sunscreen before arrival. We will have backup on site if needed Hat or visor if desired (our activities will occur outside and inside). For the July 20th Camp, we are playing: Pickleball, Soccer, Flag Football, Volleyball, Kickball For the Aug 17th Camp, we are playing: Tennis, Flag Football, Lacrosse, Golf & Disc Golf, BaseballSummer 2026 -
Learn to Paint like Bob RossAdult Enrichment & RecreationLearn to Paint like Bob Ross in just one day! Join Certified Instructor Ted Simpson as he guides you through a complete painting in just a few hours. Create fluffy clouds, strong mountains, and of course, happy little trees! All supplies included and no experience is required. Each class is a different painting. You can do this! Classes are once a month - each class will be available on its own belowSummer 2026 -
Starting SoonLittle Piranha Swim Lessons - SummerSwim LessonsDive into the world of aquatic adventure with our Little Piranha Swim Lessons, designed to introduce young learners to the joys and skills of swimming in a safe and supportive environment. Our program is structured into three progressive levels, catering to children of varying abilities and comfort levels in the water: Guppy, Clownfish, and Marlin. Little Piranhas Swim Lessons program is designed, managed, and run by the Dexter Community Aquatics Club (DCAC). How It Works: Sign up for your preferred time slot. Arrive 15 minutes early to your first lesson so your swimmer can be sorted into the right level! If you have questions, contact Murphy Hansen at operations@dcacswimming.org Level 1 Guppy: Our Guppy group is perfect for brand new swimmers and those that may have some lesson experience previously or through another organization. Guppies is also a great place for nervous swimmers because our instructors will help swimmers at this level adapt to and build their confidence in the water! Guppies will advance to Level 2: Clownfish when they can confidently leave the wall gliding (in a streamline), enter the floating position and hold that float for at least 5 seconds, and recover on their own. Level 2 Clownfish: The Clownfish group is meant for swimmers who have (1) mastered the skills listed above, are comfortable holding their breath and floating on both their stomachs and backs independently. Clownfish must be able to put their faces in the water, fully submerge their bodies, and hold their breath without using their hands/fingers to squeeze/plug their nose. Clownfish will advance to the final lesson group in the Little Piranhas Swim Lesson program by using these more advanced water skills to make it across the pool (width of the shallow end of Wylie’s large pool) without the need for any equipment. Level 3 Marlin: Marlins will master both freestyle (bi-lateral breathing) and backstroke swimming (finishing on to the wall on their backs). Marlins will advance to the next level (DCAC Pre-Team) when they can swim at least a 50 yard freestyle (no time standard), at least a 50 yard backstroke, and are able to tread water for at least 1 minute in the deep end of the pool. “We had been doing swim lessons through a franchise for a few years and we were looking for something different. We were excited to see DCAC was offering swim lessons and decided to give it a try. We like that they were flexible and personalized to different abilities. Another bonus was that lessons were taught by DCAC swimmers, and the coaches were also involved and provided encouragement. It was a great experience that gave our little guy the confidence he needed to join DCAC swim team.” - summer 2022 swim lesson parentSummer 2026 -
Magic Makers: Learn the Art of IllusionYouth EnrichmentSet the stage and prepare to dazzle! In this beginner-level magic class, students will explore the core principles of magic, including performance techniques and the art of misdirection. Throughout the course, students will practice their skills and prepare to showcase their newly learned tricks in a final magic performance.Summer 2026 -
Michigan Thunder 4v4 Soccer LeagueYouth Recreation and SportsThe Micro Soccer 4v4 League is a fast-paced, development-focused recreational soccer program designed to maximize player touches, decision-making, and enjoyment of the game. This format emphasizes skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a fun and structured environment. Each team will consist of 6 players, playing 4v4 on the field (no goalkeepers), allowing for substitutions and equal playing time. Every registered player will receive an official program T-Shirt Parents We need parents to volunteer as coaches! If interested, please answer accordingly during registration! Team Formation & Rosters An Evaluation Day will be held on the first session of July 16th (NO Games on July 16th). Coaches meetings will happen this day as well Teams will be organized by grade and skill level. Frequently Asked Questions Is there practice? No Practice. Just Play! My child has never played before. Can they join? Yes. Our Recreational Division is designed for beginners and first-time players. Are there trophies? No trophies or awards. This is a recreational league focused on development, fun, and positive competition. All players must bring: Shin guards (required), Sneakers or soccer cleats, Water bottle, and a Size 3 or Size 4 soccer ball for 1st-8th; Size 5 soccer ball for high schoolers.Summer 2026
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Michigan Thunder Soccer Academy CampYouth Recreation and SportsProfessional coaching coordinated by Michigan Thunder FC Director of Academy, Sean Myint Summer Camp 2026: Little Bolts and Strikers camps, Monday-Thursday plus the Advanced Strikers Camp Max, coached by Sean Myint. This program is for experienced players looking to sharpen fundamentals of ball control, passing and finishing in a more competitive environment. What to Bring: Bolts and Strikers should wear shin guards, sneakers or soccer shoes (during outdoor season), bring a water bottle and a size 3 or 4 soccer ball to all sessions. Little Bolts ages 3-5. Our Little Bolts program aims to develop soccer specific skills such as basic motor skills, balance, coordination, foot-eye coordination, and ball skills. Little Bolts build strong fundamental foundations for physical skills, teamwork and inspires confidence at a young age in a successful atmosphere where learning is fun. It also gives the players the opportunity to play soccer, learn new skills and have an enjoyable sporting experience all while making new friends. A professional coaching staff will deliver this high-energy experience. Our goal is to provide a perfect introduction to the game of soccer while focusing on independence and enhancing your child’s overall growth and well being. You will see happy, confident children who are eager to learn and come back for more Strikers ages 5 -10. Our Thunder Strikers program is designed to support and guide emerging young soccer players and parents into a formalized, structured and developmental soccer environment. The goal is to provide technical training for ALL players who have a strong desire to develop their technical skill level, increase their knowledge and foster a love for the game of soccer. The training will focus on developing technical skills including first touch, dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and attacking moves. The Thunder Strikers program places a strong emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship and the skills that are vital components of competitive soccer and transferable skills to life. In the fall, winter and spring, the Thunder Strikers program usually includes one weekday evening practice and a Saturday program, between 10am and noon. Does your child want to do more after the Summer ends? In the fall, winter and spring, Little Bolts meet on Saturdays, 9-9:45am. Five year olds have the option of registering for Little Bolts or Strikers. If you're unsure as to which program is best for your participant, we suggest you register for Little Bolts and talk with the coaches at the conclusion of the first practice. In the fall, winter and spring, the Thunder Strikers program usually includes one weekday evening practice and a Saturday program, between 10am and noon.Summer 2026 -
Mill Creek 7th grade Camp 2026-27Mill Creek Middle School7th Grade Camp Payment (September 2026) During the second week of the school year, September 14-18th, 2026, the 7th grade class will be attending camp at YMCA Storer Camp in Napoleon Michigan. Students will attend the full week, overnight, and will participate in 14 hours of classes that center around team/community building, academics, and typically outdoor activities. Specific information about 7th grade camp can be found by visiting the 7th grade camp website or by emailing Camp director, Marianne Mutschler, at mccamp@dexterschools.org. Cost :$375 Due: August 28, 2026 *Pay your students camp fee in full by May 29th and the total camp cost will be $350 ($25 will be automatically deducted when you checkout). All payments received after May 29th will increase to $375.2026-2027
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Mill Creek Band Uniform Fee 2026-27Mill Creek Middle SchoolNewThe Uniform Fee will include the end of the year dry cleaning services, any alterations or repairs needed to the uniform. Deadline is September 26th, 2026 For questions, please contact Andrew Damman at dammana@dexterschools.org.2026-2027
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NASA - Mad ScienceYouth EnrichmentMad Science has teamed up with NASA in a quest for exploration! We’ll take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond as we explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena in our solar system. Things will heat up as we examine the sun and other stars and discover the difficulties of space travel! Kids will get a firsthand experience of the challenges of living in space as they build circuits while training to be an astronaut. For added fun, we’ll learn about the various technologies that make space exploration possible while bouncing lasers around the room! Kids will love to build their own Mad Science Skyblazer Rocket and participate in a real “NASA” style rocket launch. Campers will receive many cool NASA take homes!Summer 2026 -
National Honor Society, DHS NHS 26-27Dexter High School2026-2027 Annual Membership Dues cover a student's membership in the DHS Wayne Webb Chapter of the NHS, membership in the National Honor Society Organization, their NHS T-shirt, which should be worn during service, and their gold graduation cord. If you have questions, please contact Paige Lumpiesz @ nhs@dexterschools.org2026-2027
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Pool Parties & PassesLooking to celebrate or spend more time at the pool? You’re in the right place! Here you can purchase quarterly pool passes and reserve private swim parties at the Dexter Community Pool. Quarterly passes provide convenient seasonal access, and private swim parties are a fun, active way to celebrate birthdays, team events, and special occasions. Browse availability, reserve your spot, and get ready to make a splash! For information about Open Swim, Adult Lap Swim and Senior Exercise Swim, visit our Wylie Swim Calendar. Please note: swim lessons are listed under Youth Recreation & Sports.Category -
Private Pool Party - Summer 2026Pool Parties & PassesMake a splash with your own private party at the Dexter Community Pool! Celebrate birthdays, team milestones, or family events with two hours of exclusive pool and hospitality room time. Your rental includes a lifeguard on duty to help keep the fun safe and worry-free. Party Details: Private use of the pool & hospitality room for up to 30 swimmers $200 total ($50 deposit at booking, $150 balance due two weeks before your party) More than 30 swimmers? Add a lifeguard for $75 (covers up to 60 swimmers total). We will reach out to confirm additional lifeguard availability before charging the additional fee. Deposit refunds: cancel more than two weeks in advance and we’ll refund your deposit minus a $5 fee. Cancellations within two weeks are non-refundable. Doors open 10 minutes before your party for setup (please use the locker room doors to enter the pool deck). You’re welcome to bring decorations, pool toys, or floats (please skip bubbles and glitter). Available dates and times are listed below. Questions? Contact us at communityed@dexterschools.org2026-2027 -
Quarterly Pool Pass 2025-26Pool Parties & PassesWe offer quarterly memberships for open swim and morning adult lap swim. For more information on open swims - including pool calendars - visit our website. Prices: Individual: Resident $40, Non-Resident $75 Family: Resident $50, Non-Resident $90 Seniors(55 and older): Resident and Non-Resident $302026-2027
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School Age Child CareCamp Dexter & After Care Registration Update We are currently accepting waitlist registrations and encourage families to join. As summer and school-year plans shift, some families release their spots, allowing us to offer openings to those on the waitlist. Joining the waitlist secures your place when space becomes available. Openings can occur, but they are not guaranteed, so having a backup plan is recommended. Camp Dexter: Families with accepted contracts have until May 1 to confirm their scheduled weeks, so it may take some time before additional openings become available. Our average waitlist per week is approximately 26 participants. After Care: We often see changes closer to the start of the school year, with some families notifying us in the final weeks that they no longer need their spot. We anticipate limited availability for new families. Dexter Community Education School-Age Child Care supports working families by providing dependable after-school care, child care on non-school days, and summer camp programming. Our state-licensed program serves children from Young 5 through Grade 6 and focuses on enrichment, recreation, and a safe, structured environment beyond the school day. Our experienced staff provide age-appropriate activities, games, projects, and both indoor and outdoor play. Children also have time for reading or homework, along with opportunities for free play to build social skills and explore personal interests. All programs operate in accordance with District policies and procedures. After Care After Care provides reliable, state-licensed care for students in Young 5s through Grade 6 on regular school days. Our program offers a structured, safe environment after dismissal, with time for snack, play, and age-appropriate activities in a familiar school setting. Full details for After Care 2026–27, including registration dates, locations, schedules, and policies, can be found on our After Care information page. Non-School Day Care Non-School Day Care is available on most scheduled full and half non-school days to support working families. Care is not offered on district holidays or during Winter Break or Spring Break. The 2026–27 Non-School Day schedule will be posted when the 2026–27 school year calendar is released. Please visit the NSD page for more information. Camp Dexter Camp Dexter begins the Monday following the last day of school and runs for nine to ten weeks. The program does not operate during the final two full weeks before the school year begins. Camp activities include indoor and outdoor games, swimming, crafts, camper-choice time, movies, field trips, and more. Camp Dexter is open to students who have completed Young 5 or Kindergarten through fifth grade. For more information about 2026 Camp Dexter, visit our 2026 Camp Page. Registration Fee A non-refundable registration fee is charged once a contract is approved. If you choose not to participate after approval, the registration fee will not be refunded. Financial Assistance If child care costs are a concern, help may be available through the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services – Child Care Assistance Program. This statewide program can significantly reduce child care expenses for eligible families. When approved, the state often covers most—and in some cases nearly all—of the cost of care. Learn more and apply: https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/assistance-programs/child-care-assistance View Your Approved Contract Details To view your approved child care contract at any time: Go to dexterschools.arux.app and select Sign In. Sign in to your account to open your Dashboard. Under Your Accounts, select the appropriate Child Care account. Choose the contract you would like to view for that student, such as the School Year or Summer contract. Your child care contract page will open, including the contract calendar and details. Tax Statements Tax statements for child care payments are available through your account each year after January 1. Instructions for accessing your statement can be found here: Parent Help SheetChild Care Program -
Science in Motion Camp - Mad ScienceYouth EnrichmentDiscover how things move with science! Each day we'll learn about a different realm of the scientific world. We'll become a zoologist and study the exciting world of birds, including examining owl pellets to see what an owl cannot digest. Join a team of camper engineers and build bridges, domes, cubes, and pyramids. We'll even put on a lab coat and become chemists for the day and make crystal gardens. Jr. Scientists will love constructing birdhouses, completing challenging puzzles, concoct chemistry based creations and explore the many fun sides of science!Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonSlime Science: A Gooey Exploration of CreativityYouth EnrichmentGet ready for a messy, creative adventure! In this exciting camp, kids will dive into hands-on science and unleash their creativity by making a variety of slimes and concoctions. From stretchy, colorful slimes to fun, unique creations, this camp is the perfect mix of science, play, and imagination. It's a fun way for kids to experiment with textures, colors, and shapes while learning the magic behind their gooey masterpieces.Summer 2026 -
Special EventsOur special events are designed to provide a special night for kids and their favorite adults - parents, guardians, grown siblings or grands.Category -
Stage StarsYouth Enrichment"All the world's a stage"- Shakespeare Bring out your dramatic side with Showstoppers! Boost your confidence and overcome stage fright in a relaxed, fun environment while learning theatrical skills, improv basics and playing interactive drama games. This is an opportunity for students to have fun, express themselves, interact with others within the context of theatre arts.Summer 2026 -
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Summer Drawing Workshops - Young RembrandtsYouth EnrichmentYoung Rembrandts is offering two different drawing workshops this Summer! K-POP Anime Manga Drawing Workshop (July 6th-10th): Get ready to draw your heart out! Our K-Pop Anime Drawing Workshop is bursting with creative star power. Kids will spend five fun-filled days learning how to draw anime characters in a K-Pop style including specialty eyes, stylish outfits and stage-ready poses. K-Pop artists will use color pencils, Sharpies, and markers to bring every detail to life on large 11x17 poster-sized paper. It’s K-Pop energy meets anime artistry, a perfect mix of art and imagination inspired by one of the most talked-about movies of 2025! Scales and Sparks Drawing Workshop (July 27th-31st): Get ready for a legendary week of creativity! In our Dragon Workshop, young artists will spend five exciting days drawing bold, poster-sized dragons in every shape and personality. Using color pencils, Sharpies, markers and pastels; kids will explore shading, texture, dramatic color effects, and all the details that make dragons come to life. It’s five days of imagination, adventure, and epic artwork your artist will be proud to show off. Five dragons. Five masterpieces. One unforgettable week!Summer 2026 -
Swim LessonsDive into the world of aquatic adventure with our Little Piranha Swim Lessons, designed to introduce young learners to the joys and skills of swimming in a safe and supportive environment. Our program is structured into three progressive levels, catering to children of varying abilities and comfort levels in the water: Guppy, Clownfish, and Marlin. Fall Swim Lesson Information Swim lessons are taking a break for the fall and are scheduled to return in the winter!Category