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Football camp is a developmental camp designed for kids entering grades 3rd-8th and 9th-12th grouped by ability (grade level is based off of the grade your student will be entering in Fall 2026). Basic skills will be developed through group and individual instruction. Equipment to be provided by camper: appropriate clothing and footwear. Led by DHS Varsity Coaches MUST BE RESIDENTS OF DEXTER AND ENROLLED IN DEXTER SCHOOLS, OR ENROLLED IN DEXTER SCHOOLS AS A SCHOOLS OF CHOICE STUDENT FOR THE 2026-27 SCHOOL YEAR TO ATTEND FOOTBALL CAMP

* REGISTRATION CLOSES JULY 24 – NO EXCEPTIONS * Registration Fees:Standard registration fee: $225Register May 1–May 31: $150 (early bird rate)Register June 1–June 30: $175Register July 1–July 17: $225 Discounted rates are automatically applied at checkout based on your registration date. Registration closes on July 17. After this date, families may register for the waitlist. The DYFL Board will review all late registrations, and participation is not guaranteed for players registering after July 17. Dexter Youth Football League (DYFL) offers flag football for students in 1st–6th grade (fall 2026 grade). Players are placed on teams based on their fall grade (1st/2nd, 3rd/4th, or 5th/6th). The focus is on learning the game of football while having fun in a supportive, team-oriented environment. Instruction emphasizes fundamental skills and teamwork. The registration fee includes a DYFL t-shirt and flags that players will keep. Players are encouraged to wear a mouthguard (not provided by DYFL). Before you fully enroll, you will need to provide your Jersey order number from Dexter Print & Embroidery during checkout. Please use this link to order: Dexter Print Online Store - DYFL page. If you are unsure what this means or need assistance, please contact DYFL for clarification. New this year: Games AND practices will be held on both Tuesday and Thursday evenings in Dexter from 5:30–7:30 p.m. The season runs from early September through mid-October. Additional practice and game details will be shared prior to the start of the season. DYFL is a volunteer-supported program. Parent volunteers are needed to help make the season a success—if you are interested in coaching or helping, please indicate that during registration. Participation from those outside of the Dexter community is welcome. Please register under the “Out of District” course section; requests will be reviewed by the DYFL Board. For questions, please contact dexterdyfl@gmail.com. * REGISTRATION CLOSES JULY 24th at 11:59PM – NO EXCEPTIONS *

Kids have a natural curiosity, creativity, and desire to explore. At FIRST®, we believe STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) provides the perfect opportunity to inspire innovation, build confidence, and develop lifelong problem-solving skills. Through hands-on, project-based learning, FIRST® LEGO® League introduces students to engineering, coding, and teamwork in a fun, inclusive, and creative environment. Participants work together to solve an annual themed robotics challenge while developing critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills. FIRST® LEGO® League Explore (Grades K–3) Explore introduces younger students to the fundamentals of engineering and robotics. Teams investigate real-world problems, learn basic design and coding concepts, and create unique solutions using LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential. Teams include up to 6 participants Each team is led by two adult volunteer coaches FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge (Grades 4–6) Challenge builds on those foundational skills through research, engineering, programming, and friendly competition. Teams design, build, and program a LEGO robot to complete missions on the annual FIRST® LEGO® League competition field while presenting an innovative solution to a real-world problem. Teams include up to 8 participants Each team is led by two adult volunteer coaches Pre-Season Information Meeting Tuesday, August 18 Registration for the Pre-Season Information Meeting is required for all families interested in participating in FIRST® LEGO® League this season. During the meeting, we'll: Explain the team formation process Review the season schedule and expectations Discuss volunteer coaching opportunities Answer questions about both the Explore and Challenge programs Team Formation Because FIRST® LEGO® League relies on volunteer parent coaches, the number of teams we can offer each season depends on the number of adults willing to coach. Following the information meeting, teams will be formed based on several factors, including: Previous participation Grade level Coach availability Parent willingness to volunteer Children of volunteer coaches and mentors receive priority placement because each additional volunteer helps us expand opportunities for students to participate. Once teams have been finalized, selected families will receive an invitation to enroll for the season. Volunteer Coaching No robotics, engineering, or programming experience is required! Coaches organize and facilitate weekly team meetings, keep students engaged, and help guide the team through the season. Teams typically meet one evening each week, with meeting days and times determined by each coaching team. Parents will have the opportunity to volunteer as coaches during registration for the information meeting. Please note: We will make every effort to group participants by grade level and keep returning teammates together whenever possible. However, final team assignments are based on coach availability, enrollment, and the overall makeup of registered participants.

Brixology Camp sets the foundation for our next generation of makers! Children learn about different types of engineering and then team up to construct a different engineering-themed project using LEGO® bricks. We’ll learn about aerospace engineering while assembling a space station. We’ll explore mechanical engineering as we build boats and vehicles. That's not all! From carnival rides to drawing machines, mechanical animals to truss bridges, your future engineer will build upon their creativity to solve real-world design challenges, while developing their problem-solving and team-building skills. Let the tinkering begin! Campers receive daily custom Mad Science take homes.

The Dexter Youth Cheerleading Association is excited to offer Cheerleading for students in Kindergarten through 6th grade Grades K–2 This Prep Team Cheer class is designed for students in Kindergarten through 2nd grade and is all about building confidence, learning new skills, and having fun! Participants will learn the fundamentals of sideline cheer, including proper motions, jumps, tumbling, basic stunts, and chants, while developing teamwork, school spirit, and self-confidence. The Prep Team will also learn material that is used throughout all levels of the Dexter Cheer program, providing a strong foundation for future participation. The program meets one day per week and includes one Saturday afternoon performance at a Dexter Youth Football game. The performance date will be announced once the Dexter Youth Football League schedule is finalized in late summer. Required Uniform: Game Bow: $5 cash due at the first practice Dexter Cheer Shirt - (need link) Shoes - must have plain white shoes. Suggested indoor shoes and outdoor shoes Black leggings Grades 3/4 & 5/6 Sideline Cheer Cheerleaders will be placed on grade-level teams (3rd/4th grade or 5th/6th grade), subject to change based on enrollment. No prior experience is necessary. Our program focuses on cheerleading fundamentals—including proper form, motions, tumbling, jumps, and basic stunts—while emphasizing sportsmanship, teamwork, and self-confidence. Schedule: Practices: twice a week starting the week of August 24th Games: Saturday mornings, September through October (6-game season) game times TBA Pictures: August 25th Banquet: October 28th (Full program banquet; each family to bring a dish) Required uniform - Families are responsible for purchasing game gear, indoor practice shoes and outdoor game shoes via Amazon, as well as plain black leggings and white no-show socks for cold weather.: Game Bow: $5 cash due at the first practice Skirt - Grades 3/4 Grades 5/6 Shell - Grades 3/4 Grades 5/6 Shoes - must have plain white shoes. Suggested indoor shoes and outdoor shoes Provided Gear: The program will supply the midriff, spankies, and poms to use for the 2026 season. If you have questions, please contact dextercompcheer@gmail.com

FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC) gives middle school students the opportunity to design, build, and program a competition robot while developing engineering, coding, and teamwork skills in a collaborative, real-world environment. Each season, teams are presented with a new challenge that requires students to apply the engineering design process, learn programming concepts, and work together to develop creative solutions. Throughout the season, participants build technical skills while strengthening communication, leadership, problem-solving, and critical thinking. Teams typically include 12 participants and are led by adult volunteer coaches and mentors. Pre-Season Information Meeting TBA Registration for the Pre-Season Information Meeting is required for all families interested in participating in FIRST® Tech Challenge this season. During the meeting, we'll: Explain the team formation process Review the season schedule and expectations Discuss volunteer coaching and mentoring opportunities Answer questions about the program and competition season Team Formation Because FIRST® Tech Challenge relies on volunteer coaches and mentors, the number of teams we can offer each season depends on the number of adults willing to volunteer. Following the information meeting, teams will be formed based on several factors, including: Previous participation Robotics experience Parent willingness to volunteer Children of volunteer coaches and mentors receive priority placement because each additional volunteer helps us expand opportunities for students to participate. Once teams have been finalized, selected families will receive an invitation to enroll for the season. Volunteer Coaching & Mentoring No robotics, engineering, or programming experience is required! Coaches and mentors help organize weekly team meetings, support students as they design, build, and program their robot, and encourage teamwork throughout the season. Teams typically meet days each week.

Relax and Restore with this gentle, stress relieving yoga practice. Create harmony and balance of body and mind through physical postures, breathing techniques and an extended guided relaxation at the end of class. Suitable for most fitness and experience levels. Modifications are offered for both dialing back and going deeper into your practice. This class is perfect for both new and seasoned yogis looking for a restorative practice. Please bring a yoga mat to class. This class is also available via live stream, link will be sent to registrants prior to the first class. Must be an Adult or 14+ (with parent also enrolled) This is a Beginner/Level 1 Yoga Course

Welcome to our Men's Basketball league, where the spirit of the game thrives without the need for referees. We offer a basketball experience that emphasizes fair play, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. Must be 18yrs or older to participate. Here's what you can expect: Referee-Free Action: Our league operates on the honor system, with players responsible for making their own calls. This promotes a sense of integrity and self-regulation, fostering a respectful and friendly atmosphere on the court. Advance Registration: To ensure a smooth and organized game, we require all participants to register in advance. Competitive and Fun: Whether you're a seasoned basketball player or just looking to have some fun on the court, our league caters to all skill levels. Expect a healthy balance of competition and enjoyment. Camaraderie: Our league is not just about basketball; it's about building friendships and connections. After each game, players are encouraged to socialize and build lasting relationships, both on and off the court. Rules and Fair Play: While we don't have referees, we do have established rules and guidelines to ensure fair play. Players are expected to adhere to these rules and exhibit good sportsmanship throughout all sessions. Bring a basketball and a dark colored & light colored shirt each week. Minimum of 8 participants.

Welcome to our Women's Basketball league, where the spirit of the game thrives without the need for referees. We offer a basketball experience that emphasizes fair play, camaraderie, and sportsmanship. Must be 18 years or older to participate. Here's what you can expect: Referee-Free Action: Our league operates on the honor system, with players responsible for making their own calls. This promotes a sense of integrity and self-regulation, fostering a respectful and friendly atmosphere on the court. Advance Registration: To ensure a smooth and organized game, we require all participants to register in advance. Competitive and Fun: Whether you're a seasoned basketball player or just looking to have some fun on the court, our league caters to all skill levels. Expect a healthy balance of competition and enjoyment. Camaraderie: Our league is not just about basketball; it's about building friendships and connections. After each game, players are encouraged to socialize and build lasting relationships, both on and off the court. Rules and Fair Play: While we don't have referees, we do have established rules and guidelines to ensure fair play. Players are expected to adhere to these rules and exhibit good sportsmanship throughout all sessions. Bring a basketball and a dark colored & light colored shirt each week. Minimum of 8 participants.

In this program, children make gooey slime, experiment with different reactions and learn to use the tools that chemists use. Fascinating concepts young scientists explore in this thrilling trip through the chemistry lab will include: Polymers Catalysts At the end of every class, they take home an educational toy that extends the learning experience!