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Summer enrichment programs keep minds and bodies sharp over break

Posted Date: 08/04/26 (12:00 PM)


Children collaborate to build a geometric structure with blue rods and green and blue connectors on a wooden floor.

Our Office of Community Education has kept the learning going for our students throughout their time off – with an extra dose of summer fun! A few of the many offerings in our Summer Enrichment Sessions included drones, 3D printing, and tumbling.
In the hands-on, interactive drone classes, students in Grades 3-8 learned how to safely fly drone robots. Working in teams, they were able to code drones to compete in missions and team challenges.
Grades 3-6 students in the 3D printing sessions created a new board game using their problem solving skills and the 3D printing skills they learned throughout the week. Using programs like TinkerCad, Autodesk, and Prusa Slice, they created the game pieces and dice needed to play let the games begin.
On the physical side, students in Grades K-6 learned the fundamentals of cheerleading, including proper technique and progressions of tumbling, stunting, jumping, and dancing.