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Mill Creek Middle School Athletics Pay-to-Participate FeePay-to-Participate FeesSPORTS REGISTRATION IMPORTANT INFORMATION Two-Part Registration Process: Step 1: Arux Registration and Payment Method. Register for your student-athlete’s sport via Arux (where you are now) and provide a payment method before the first practice. Your initial registration will show a zero balance due. The participation fee for your student-athlete will be charged to your provided payment method approximately two to three weeks into the season. For sports with tryouts, the coach will notify the athletic department of any student-athletes who did not make the team. Their registrations will be removed and they will not be charged. Step 2: Complete Registration on FinalForms. This is where you'll upload your student-athlete's physical and complete annual forms. Registration on FinalForms must be completed before tryouts or any athletic activity. MHSAA Physical Requirement: All participants must have a current MHSAA physical on file in FinalForms, dated after April 15, 2026. Registration Issues: If you don't see an option to register, it might be because your account shows that your student does not attend Dexter Schools (based on your address). To correct this, please email communityed@dexterschools.org with your student's name, and we will update your account so you can complete registration. Financial Assistance: DCS is happy to work with families for whom the cost of sport participation is a hardship. Please reach out to the athletic office at any point during the school year for assistance. Athletes who have not paid their participation fees, made arrangements to pay their fees, or been approved for a scholarship may not be permitted to participate in practices or competitions until those obligations are met. Scholarships need to be applied for before the season starts. Click here to complete the scholarship application form. Family Maximum of $1,000: After all pay-to-participate fees are paid for the middle school and high school student-athletes in your family, you may request to be reimbursed for the amount over $1,000. Self-funded sport fees, Community Ed sport registrations, and purchases such as team gear do not count towards the $1,000. Contact the Athletic Department at athletics@dexterschools.org to request a family max reimbursement (these payments are made via check from the district's business office). The deadline to request this reimbursement is May 31 each school year. Requests made after that date will not be granted.Fall 2026 -
Mill Creek Programming Fund 26-27Mill Creek Middle SchoolHello Mill Creek Families! Each year, Mill Creek's Community Service & Leadership (CS&L) program creates meaningful opportunities for students to connect, participate, serve, and develop a strong sense of belonging within our school community. One of the first events supported by CS&L is our annual Back to School Bash. The Bash welcomes our 7th and 8th grade students back to Mill Creek with inflatables, games, open gym, music, and other activities. It is just one of many experiences that CS&L helps provide throughout the school year. Unlike many schools, Mill Creek does not have a PTO or conduct ongoing product-sale fundraisers. Once each year, we ask our families and community to consider supporting Mill Creek Middle School. This support helps make many of the activities, events, and experiences our students enjoy possible. Funds from the Mill Creek Community Service & Leadership Programming Fund may be used to support, but not limited to: The annual Back to School Bash School-wide activities and special events Assemblies and guest speakers Clubs and student leadership opportunities Classroom and team activities Student and staff appreciation Community service projects Field trips and other special programming Supplies, materials, and participation assistance for students CS&L provides many of the experiences that help students feel connected and engaged at Mill Creek. Because we do not have ongoing fundraising efforts throughout the year, contributions to this fund play an important role in helping us continue offering these opportunities for our students. Donations are entirely voluntary, and every contribution, regardless of the amount, makes a difference. If you would like to make a contribution, the following giving amounts are available through Arux (formerly Eleyo): $25: Helps provide activity materials, supplies, and resources for student programming. $40: Supports approximately one student's share of Community Service & Leadership programming throughout the year. $80: Helps support programming for approximately two students. $150: Helps fund larger school-wide events, leadership opportunities, service projects, and special programming. $250: Provides additional support that helps expand opportunities for students throughout the school year. Every contribution helps us continue providing meaningful experiences for all Mill Creek students and strengthens our school community. For contributions larger than the amounts available through Arux, checks may be made payable to Mill Creek Middle School. Please write CS&L Fund on the memo line or mark the envelope Attention: CS&L Fund. Cash contributions may also be delivered to the school. Please note that donations to the CS&L Programming Fund do not cover separately funded trips and activities such as Seventh Grade Camp, the Washington, D.C. trip, Cedar Point, or other events requiring individual registration fees. Thank you for considering a contribution to the Mill Creek Community Service & Leadership Programming Fund. Your support helps provide engaging experiences that allow students to connect, participate, serve, and grow as members of our school community. We appreciate your support!2026-2027
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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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Pay-to-Participate FeesMill Creek Middle School and Dexter High School athletics charge participation fees. Athletic Participation Fees are as follows: High School: $250 per sport, flat fee Middle School: $150 per sport, flat fee. There is a family cap of $1,000 per year. Families must request the refund of excess fees no later than May 31 each year: Athletic Family Max Reimbursement Request Form Full and Half Athletic Scholarships are available on a season-by-season basis. Please apply for scholarship funds as early as possible. Return the Athletic Scholarship Application to the DHS Athletic offices.Category -
Perna's Pet Care Dog TrainingAdult Enrichment & RecreationPerna's Pet Care and instructor Clinton LeClerc are back for more valuable dog training tips! How to Teach Your Dog: Eliminate the guesswork and fast fad "solutions" to dog training that leave you and your dog wanting more. Learn how to teach your dog anything, at home, with confidence Walk With Me: Loose-Leash Basics: Join us and learn along with your dog how to be masters of the leash! Leash skills are the missing piece to achieving peaceful walks with your dog. If you are tired of pulling, dragging, and wrist pain, this class will teach you the essential first steps towards a harmonious relationship with your best four-legged friend. For both sections, please bring: Treats/Treat bag, 6 ft Standard Leash, Collar or Harness, Current Vaccination RecordsFall 2026 -
Piano By EarAdult Enrichment & RecreationLearn one of music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying on music. A very practical presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions, learning from recordings, and transposing-all expressed in everyday language. This is an ideal follow-up to the “Instant Piano” class and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. Expand your musical horizons, and free yourself from sheet-music dependence, and be the life of the party! Prior experience with chords recommended. Fee includes the online book, online follow-up lessons, a recording of the class and an optional monthly question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom. Participants will be sent the link to this virtual session one week before the class Important: If you don't see the link in your inbox, check your spam folder.Fall 2026 -
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 -
NewPowderpuff Football!Dexter High SchoolThank you for your interest in Powderpuff Football! We can't wait for our game on October 24 at Al Ritt Stadium! If you have questions, see Mrs. Ford or email her at fordm@dexterschools.org. The deadline to order a jersey or shirt is OCTOBER 13 at NOON!Fall 2026 -
FullPrivate Pool Party - Fall 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 -
School Age Child CareSACC Registration Update We are currently accepting waitlist registrations and encourage families to join. As 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. 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. 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/account and 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 -
School Age Child Care - Camp DexterSign up for 2027 Camp Dexter opens February for current School Age Child Care families Camp Dexter operates for nine weeks in the summer of 2027. We offer indoor/outdoor games, swimming, crafts & other tabletop activities, campers choice time, movies, field trips and more! The camp is operated Monday through Friday at Bates School. The camp is open to Dexter students who have completed either Kindergarten or Young 5's to incoming 6th grade in the fall of 2026 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.Information about 2027 Camp Dexter will be posted in February 2027. 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/account and 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 -
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Science Surprise - Mad ScienceYouth EnrichmentSurprise! More Science brought to you by Mad Science Kids will unbox the surprising world of science as they explore a new STEM topic in each class! From forensics and geology to meteorology, entomology, and mechanical engineering, students will discover a variety of exciting scientific fields through hands-on activities and experiments. Along the way, they’ll build foundational science knowledge to support future learning and inspire curiosity about the world around them.Fall 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 -
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 -
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WaitlistTheater After SchoolYouth EnrichmentDoes your 3rd-6th grade student enjoy play-acting? Do you think they might want to learn what goes into putting on a play? In our Theater After School class, they'll learn about costumes, scenery, learning lines, blocking, improv games and exercises and they'll do a performance for family and friends on the last day of the program. Creekside students ride the bus to the Hub and enter the back door at Wylie. NOTE: Please bring a 3-ring binder to class (This is one of our most popular classes and sells out quickly!)Fall 2026 -
Twirler for a Day!Youth Recreation and SportsDHS Marching Band's clinic: Twirler for a Day! Come experience the excitement of Friday Night Lights as a DHS Marching Band Feature Twirler for a Day! No baton twirling experience needed! Join DHS Feature Twirlers Kyla Brewer and Emily Inniger as they teach fun baton tricks and a simple routine. Then take the field and perform at halftime during the September 18 DHS home game! Participants will enjoy: Four fun practices Game day experience, including rehearsal and a Twirlgate (Think: Tailgate, Twirler's Version) Marching to Al Ritt Stadium with the band Performing during halftime You may purchase your own baton (details will be provided after registration) or borrow one from us. All proceeds will benefit the Dexter High School Marching Band. Come learn, perform, and shine under the Friday night lights! Important: Registration includes a clinic T-Shirt. T-shirts will be ordered at 8:00am on Tuesday, September 1st. Any registrations after that time will not receive a shirt. Participants in the clinic should wear their clinic shirt to the gate for free entry. Family members will still pay full price of admission Please read: Practice schedule varies. View the course calendar for specific details September 8, 10, and 15 practices: DEEC Marketplace, 7PM Use the main entry doors September 16 practice: Twin Turfs, 7Pm Practicing with the band September 18 run-through and performance (see details below) Game-Day Time Frame (All times are approximate depending on nature of the band march/game timing): 5-5:30 Final run through with band at twin turf fields 5:30-6:00 - Snack/Twirlgate (tailgate) in DHS Teacher Parking Lot 6:00 - Step off at DHS Teacher Lot and march with band to Al Ritt Stadium **Watch pregame and first half of game in stands** 7:45 - Perform during first song of the halftime with the bandFall 2026 -
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Youth EnrichmentThrough a diverse range of programs, workshops, and experiences, we aim to inspire creativity, foster personal development, and cultivate a lifelong love for learning among our youth. Our Youth Enrichment Courses are designed to ignite curiosity, spark innovation, and instill a sense of purpose in young individuals. We believe that every young person has the potential to make a positive impact on the world, and our courses are carefully crafted to equip them with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeedCategory -
Youth Field HockeyYouth Recreation and SportsDiscover the exciting world of field hockey with Dexter Community Education's comprehensive programs designed for boys and girls in grades 1 through 6. Our courses focus on fundamental skills such as dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, and team concepts. Parents are responsible for providing a stick, shin guards and mouthguard for practices and games. Sticks and shin guards can be provided for new players on a short-term basis. Please be aware: dates are subject to change, especially for teams participating in the A2 Rec & Ed League The 1st-2nd grade program offers one weekday practice. The 3rd-4th grade program offers one weekday practice AND WEEKEND league game in Ann Arbor (Saturday or Sunday - TBD by A2 Rec & Ed). The 5th-6th grade program offers one weekday practice AND WEEKEND league game in Ann Arbor (Saturday or Sunday - TBD by A2 Rec & Ed).Fall 2026 -
Youth Recreation and SportsOur programs are designed to keep kids active, build skills, and grow confidence in a positive, supportive environment. From introductory sports and recreational leagues to skill clinics and specialty programs, our offerings help young athletes develop fundamentals, teamwork, sportsmanship, and a love for movement.Category