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AR WorkshopYouth EnrichmentEducational series designed to give kids a hands-on, do-it-yourself experience! Weekly sessions will allow students time to learn basic DIY skills and gain an understanding of the materials and techniques used at AR Workshop and beyond! Projects will include Wood, Canvas and Chunky Knit Yarn! Every week the students will come home with a finished project. They will leave the course with a variety of knowledge they can apply to all future creative pursuits.Youth Enrichment 24-25
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PopularBricks4KidzYouth EnrichmentLEGO Technic FUN! (grades K-4): Children learn a short STEM lesson and then build a moving model using LEGO Technic bricks, axles, gears, and motors. Children learn while they play. Improves Math skills and 3D spatial understanding. The program offers engaging activities and embeds problem-solving and teamwork skills through. At the conclusion, all students take home a custom-made mini figure.Youth Enrichment 24-25
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PopularKryziz Bonny (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)COCA WorkshopsYouth EnrichmentYoung performers will learn to use the body and voice to create characters under the guidance of a COCA theatre instructor. Using improvisation, dramatic play, story enactment, theatre games and imaginative journeys, students will develop confidence as they discover the joy of theatre. Supersonic Superheroes at Reed K-1 Move over, Batman! Students will be inspired to create their own superhero identities. We will create capes and move like superheroes that fly through the air, stick to the ceiling and walk through walls; and imagine stories about our heroes’ adventures. Supersonic Superheroes at Spoede K-1 Move over, Batman! Students will be inspired to create their own superhero identities. We will create capes and move like superheroes that fly through the air, stick to the ceiling and walk through walls; and imagine stories about our heroes’ adventures. Under The Sea at Conway K-1 Students explore the marvels of the ocean - both real and imaginary. Through drama and movement, they will create a world of starfish, imaginative sea creatures and other watery wonders. Perhaps they’ll even meet a favorite mermaid there. Dive in! Best of Broadway at FGC Young performers will learn about the stories, characters and songs of a new selection of Broadway shows. They will develop basic skills in acting, singing and stage movement as they explore the world of musical theatre. Family & friends may be invited on the final day for class observation.Youth Enrichment 24-25
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Camp LegacyWelcome to an unforgettable summer experience tailored for all kids! Our Summer Camp offers a perfect blend of exploration, education, and excitement. Over the course of six weeks, campers will embark on daily excursions during weeks 1 and 6 and engage in enriching, fun-filled lessons during weeks 2 to 5. Below is a detailed outline of what each week holds: Each week will be filled with memories to last a lifetime, supervised by our skilled staff and instructors! Download the flyer! Summer Camp Schedule Week 1 | June 2-6 | Excursion-Only Week Rec Plex Main Event Incredible Pizza Olivette Bowl | De Peres Movie Theatre Top Golf & Purina Farms Week 2 | June 9-11 Microwave Cooking E-Sports & Board Games Game Show Competitions Rocketry Team Sports Ram Tank (our version of Shark Tank) Week 3 | June 16-20 Stove-Top Cooking Textile Art P.E. / Dance Party 3D Design & Modeling You Be the Food Critic Rollercoasters-R-U Week 4 | June 23-27 Baking Abstract Art E-Sports & Card Games Physical Education Woodworking The Big Escape Week 5 | June 30-July 3 (No camp Friday, July 4) Painting You Be the Food Critic Physical Education Superheroes Plus Debate Origami Week 6 | July 8-12 | Excursion-Only Week Rockin’ Jump Big Joel’s Safari & Petting Zoo Amp Up Great Skate Rollerskating Dave & Buster’s Weekly Schedule Classes & Excursions: Students will spend 45 minutes in each class, have 30 minutes for lunch, and have a 15-minute snack break. Dates Session Cost Per Student/Week June 2-6 Excursion-Only Week $405 June 9-13 Regular Week $355 June 16-20 Regular Week $355 June 23-27 Regular Week $355 June 30 - July 3 Regular Week $284 July 7-11 Excursion-Only Week $405 * No camp Friday, July 4 Before and after care service will be available for an additional fee if there are 10 or more students registered each week Before care: 7:30 to 9 a.m. ($60 per student/week) After Care: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. ($60 per student/week) Discounts Available (may be combined): $15 off per student/week if deposit of $175 is paid by Feb. 29 $10 off per student/week when signing up your student(s) for 3 or more sessions $10 off per student/week for registering multiple children For information, please email Site Director Mark Biernbaum at mbiernbaum@ladueschools.net. Additional Information Enrollment & Deposit: Camp placement is on a first-come, first-served basis and is not guaranteed until a $175 deposit per student is received. Enrollment is limited to 100 students per week. Class Groups: Rising 6th and 7th graders Rising 8th and 9th graders Daily Schedule: Class Sessions: 45 minutes per class Lunch Break: 30 minutes Snack Break: 15 minutes Meals & Snacks: Students may bring their own lunch or purchase special "fun" lunch options (available Monday-Thursday for weeks 2-5). Weeks 2-5: Fun lunch options are available for $30 per week. Complimentary snacks will be provided during breaks as part of the session fee. Cancellation Policy: Before May 6, 2025: Refund of the amount paid, minus a $50 cancellation fee. After May 6, 2025: Refund of the amount paid, minus a $50 cancellation fee per week. Some need-based financial assistance is available upon request. Please contact Communityeducation@ladueschools.netChild Care Program
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PopularChessYouth EnrichmentNo prior chess experience is necessary to participate, for the basics of the game will be taught to those who need to learn them, as well as higher level concepts and ideas to more experienced players.Youth Enrichment 24-25
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PopularDevil Head Ski TripYouth EnrichmentWisconsin Ski Trip- February 14th - 16th Through the district's Community Education Department, we are excited to announce our annual out-of-town ski trip to Devil’s Head Resort in Baraboo, Wisconsin! This will be such a wonderful experience and anyone in the district may participate. Please register early because space is limited for this trip. Families may take the bus or drive themselves. The following link regarding the trips Itinerary can be referenced, which has more specific details. This is a family trip, and parents must accompany their children when they ride the bus. Payment plans are available upon checkout in the system. To reserve a spot, all registration fees will be due upon completion. If this option is chosen, your account will automatically be set up to make designated payments on December 1, 2024, and January 15, 2025. Limited fee assistance may be available for those who qualify. Trip Logistics: Hotel-Fairfield by Marriott at 932 Gateway Drive Baraboo, WI 53913 Waterpark-Wilderness Resort and Waterpark at 511 E Adams St, Wisconsin Dells, WI Ski/Snowboard-Devil’s Head Resort at S6330 Bluff Rd, Merrimac, WI 53561 Thunderbird Lanes-1117 8th Street, Baraboo, WI 53913 For more details and answers to commonly asked questions, click the following link. ****Please read through all the options before making a selection.***** Sweatshirt Images Below:Winter 24-25
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Baker County Tourism Travel Baker County (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)LMS Ski ClubYouth EnrichmentThis is for LMS student only who want to attend the LMS ski trips to Hidden Valley.Winter 24-25
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Ladue Middle SchoolCamp LegacyWelcome to an unforgettable summer experience tailored for all kids! Our Summer Camp offers a perfect blend of exploration, education, and excitement. Over the course of six weeks, campers will embark on daily excursions during weeks 1 and 6 and engage in enriching, fun-filled lessons during weeks 2 to 5. Below is a detailed outline of what each week holds: Each week will be filled with memories to last a lifetime, supervised by our skilled staff and instructors! Download the flyer! Summer Camp Schedule Week 1 | June 2-6 | Excursion-Only Week Rec Plex Main Event Incredible Pizza Olivette Bowl | De Peres Movie Theatre Top Golf & Purina Farms Week 2 | June 9-11 Microwave Cooking E-Sports & Board Games Game Show Competitions Rocketry Team Sports Ram Tank (our version of Shark Tank) Week 3 | June 16-20 Stove-Top Cooking Textile Art P.E. / Dance Party 3D Design & Modeling You Be the Food Critic Rollercoasters-R-U Week 4 | June 23-27 Baking Abstract Art E-Sports & Card Games Physical Education Woodworking The Big Escape Week 5 | June 30-July 3 (No camp Friday, July 4) Painting You Be the Food Critic Physical Education Superheroes Plus Debate Origami Week 6 | July 8-12 | Excursion-Only Week Rockin’ Jump Big Joel’s Safari & Petting Zoo Amp Up Great Skate Rollerskating Dave & Buster’s Weekly Schedule Classes & Excursions: Students will spend 45 minutes in each class, have 30 minutes for lunch, and have a 15-minute snack break. Dates Session Cost Per Student/Week June 2-6 Excursion-Only Week $405 June 9-13 Regular Week $355 June 16-20 Regular Week $355 June 23-27 Regular Week $355 June 30 - July 3 Regular Week $284 July 7-11 Excursion-Only Week $405 * No camp Friday, July 4 Before and after care service will be available for an additional fee if there are 10 or more students registered each week Before care: 7:30 to 9 a.m. ($60 per student/week) After Care: 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. ($60 per student/week) Discounts Available (may be combined): $15 off per student/week if deposit of $175 is paid by Feb. 29 $10 off per student/week when signing up your student(s) for 3 or more sessions $10 off per student/week for registering multiple children For information, please email Site Director Mark Biernbaum at mbiernbaum@ladueschools.net. Additional Information Enrollment & Deposit: Camp placement is on a first-come, first-served basis and is not guaranteed until a $175 deposit per student is received. Enrollment is limited to 100 students per week. Class Groups: Rising 6th and 7th graders Rising 8th and 9th graders Daily Schedule: Class Sessions: 45 minutes per class Lunch Break: 30 minutes Snack Break: 15 minutes Meals & Snacks: Students may bring their own lunch or purchase special "fun" lunch options (available Monday-Thursday for weeks 2-5). Weeks 2-5: Fun lunch options are available for $30 per week. Complimentary snacks will be provided during breaks as part of the session fee. Cancellation Policy: Before May 6, 2025: Refund of the amount paid, minus a $50 cancellation fee. After May 6, 2025: Refund of the amount paid, minus a $50 cancellation fee per week. Some need-based financial assistance is available upon request. Please contact Communityeducation@ladueschools.netSummer 2025 Camp Legacy Site
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PopularLittle Medical SchoolYouth EnrichmentLittle Medical School is the pioneer and leading developer of hands-on interactive programs for children with a focus on healthcare. Our STEM based curriculum caters to children of all ages. Little Medical School works with educators, healthcare leaders, and community organizations to INSPIRE healthy lifestyles in children as they learn about medical careers. All programs are written by a board-certified educator and reviewed by board-certified and trained healthcare professionals. Little Veterinarian Cat School-Reed Students will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian and perform a whiskers-to-tail exam on their newly “adopted” plush cat. These future veterinarians will learn about animal body language, maintaining a healthy environment such as proper litterbox placement, create a cat toy, and design a vet clinic. (Ages 6-10) Little Dog/Veterinarian-Conway & Spoede After “adopting” their very own plush puppy, students will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian, including how to properly perform a nose-to-tail exam. These future veterinarians will learn how to sew stitches, remove ticks, make healthy treats, and vaccinate their dog. (Ages 6-10) Basic anatomy, medical instruments and prepping for surgery.-FGC Through role-play and activities, students will learn the key responsibilities of a doctor and explore the heart, lungs, and digestion. Students will use real medical instruments (stethoscope, reflex hammer, and blood pressure cuff) and practice scrubbing, suturing, and tying knots like a real surgeon.Youth Enrichment 24-25
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PopularMad ScienceYouth EnrichmentInteractive workshops are aligned to STEM objectives and explore concepts that kids are learning in school. With professional lesson plans, pre-and-post activity guides, and animated instructors, Mad Science workshops are an ideal way to strengthen kids' scientific foundations. NASA Academy of Future Space Explorers- Conway & Spoede NASA and Mad Science collaborate to educate the next generation! Children go on a voyage of discovery to space with unique hands-on activities and amazing demonstrations. They explore the sun and stars, space technology, rocket science, the atmosphere, planets and moons, supernovas and more! STEM Odyssey- Reed Excite your senses with a Mad Scientist and his electrifying laboratory experiments. Learn about electricity and make thunder and lightning indoors with our Electro-static generator. What you see is not always what you get with our eye-popping optical illusions. Discover the wonders of color and light. Investigate the powers and daily uses of magnets. Tap into sound wave vibrations and harness the power of heat as we take on temperature!Youth Enrichment 24-25
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Parent University April 2025Parent UniversityParent university is a community event!!Community Engagement
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PokémonYouth EnrichmentPopularImmerse yourself in the art of Pokémon (or Yugio) battles as you master the game, refine your math & reading skills through interactive play, and ignite your competitive spirit. Join us and let the adventure begin!Youth Enrichment 24-25
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PopularSkyhawk SportsYouth SportsThis 6-week Multi‐Sport program is designed to introduce young athletes to the basics of Soccer and Track & Field, dedicating 3 sessions to each sport! Athletes will learn the rules and essential skills of each sport, along with vital life lessons such as sportsmanship, inclusion, and teamwork. Track & Field curriculum includes running, jumping, and throwing events. Enjoy the benefits of exploring multiple sports while building lifelong skills with Skyhawks!Youth Enrichment 24-25
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PopularSpeaker SeriesParent UniversityThe Anxious Generation” Book Discussion and Interactive It is indisputable that social media and smartphones have transformed our personal and professional worlds. What has been less understood until recently is the impact of social media and technology on children. With nearly two decades of this technology now under our collective belts, scientists have gathered data and what’s been revealed about the impacts of social media and smartphones on our children’s mental health is alarming. Parents of elementary-aged children are in a unique position to learn in real-time how technology impacts children and changes that can be made to reduce negative impacts. On Tuesday, November 19th at 6:30 PM, Ladue's Community Education Department is collaborating with Reed School's Parent Association to host an interactive talk examining the bestselling book The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt, followed by a discussion of challenges and solutions specifically geared for parents of elementary-aged children. The discussion will be led by local mental health counselor Jamie Heimos, LPC. This event is open to all elementary parents with students enrolled in the Ladue School District. ***Free onsite childcare will be available for children who are potty trained.***Winter 24-25
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PopularTennisYouth SportsAn introduction to tennis in a friendly and safe environment. Your child will learn how to hit basic strokes, keep score, gain fun knowledge about the game but most importantly, HAVE FUN!!! We use smaller courts with shorter nets, softer and larger balls, and appropriately sized racquets.Youth Enrichment 24-25
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Youth EnrichmentWe offer a variety of youth activities throughout the year. Our popular activities include youth sports, art classes, theater, chess, etc. Classes are offered at each of our elementary schools for students in grades kindergarten through 5th grade.Category
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