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Art Attack: Be the Artist!
Ever wondered what it's like to be a famous artist? Join us for four weeks of creative fun as young artists create their own masterpieces inspired by the unique techniques of art icons! Week 1: Eric Carle ("Hungry, Hungry Caterpillar") Week 2: George Seurat (Pointillism) Week 3: Jackson Pollock (Abstract) Week 4: Pablo Picasso (Cubism) Mondays, starts November 10 | Eureka Elementary Grades K-5 | 4 sessions | 6:30-8 p.m. $79 -
Babysitting 101
Is your child curious about babysitting but not quite ready to dive in? We can help! Designed for aspiring babysitters, it teaches essential skills and knowledge to help them feel confident and prepared. Topics include child care basics, safety and first aid, responsibility, professionalism, and even tips on how to market their services. Taught by Community Ed Instructor Michaele Lampen. Session 1: Wednesdays, starts September 10 | Rockwood South Middle SchoolSession 2: Wednesdays, starts October 29 | Uthoff Valley Elementary Gradees 6-8 | 4 sessions | 7-8 p.m. $69 -
Build it and BREAK it!
Future engineers! Join us for an evening of building, testing and breaking! From towers to bridges, students will be challenged to build structures out of a variety of materials. Then, it's time to put their structure to the test. Who can build the strongest bdige, the tallest tower, or the most impressive artifact? This course is designed as a drop-off program and is taught by a Community Ed instructor. Monday, December 8 | Craig Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
Coding with Scratch
Future Coders: Learn to create with Scratch! In this fun and interactive course, future coders will learn computer programming using Scratch, a creative platform developed by MIT that blends logic with imagination. Through a series of exciting projects, students will build interactive storyboards and games featuring audio, video, and animated characters. As they explore the world of coding, students will develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital design skills. Best of all, Scratch is free to use, so students can continue creating and learning at home long after the course ends. Offered in partnership with Nexplore USA. Rockwood students may use their school-provided Chromebooks. Students from outside the Rockwood district are welcome but must bring their own laptop or Chromebook. Session 1: Thursdays, starts September 11 | Woerther Elementary (no class October 2)Session 2: Tuesdays, starts October 28 | LaSalle Springs Middle School (no class November 25 and December 9)Session 3: Mondays, starts October 27 | Kellison Elementary (no class November 3 or 24) Gradees 6-8 | 6 sessions | 6:30-8 p.m. $159 -
Cool Colors and Crazy Crafts
Experience a vibrant adventure filled with cool colors and crazy crafts! Follow step-by-step instructors, mix your own colors, and add a personal flair to create something fun and uniquely yours to take home! This course is designed as a drop-off program and is taught by a Community Ed instructor. Friday, September 26 | Ballwin Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
Creating Sustainable Crafts
Discover the art of sustainable crafting by transforming recycled materials into innovative and meaningful projects. In this hands-on course, students will explore techniques for repurposing everyday waste into creative, functional, and decorative items. Through guided projects and self-directed exploration, participants will gain insights into environmental sustainability, resourcefulness, and the impact of waste on our planet. Emphasizing creativity and eco-consciousness, this course encourages students to think critically about consumption while developing practical crafting skills. Ideal for artists, crafters, and anyone passionate about making a positive environmental impact through creativity. Taught by Parkway FACS teacher Rachel Zluhan. Session 1: Saturdays, starts September 20 | 9-10:30 a.m.Sessoin 2: Saturdays, starts November 1 | 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Grades 6-8 | 4 sessions | Fern Ridge High School $99 -
Fantastic Beasts and Muggle Treats
Loved the Wizarding World of Harry Potter? Ready for more magical fun? In this hands-on cooking and crafting class, you’ll create your own chocolate frogs, butterbeer, bowtruckles, and other wizarding treats. You’ll also use clay to bring your very own fantastic beasts to life. Taught by a Community Ed Instructor. Wednesdays, starts October 1 | Crestview Middle School (no class October 22) Gradees 6-8 | 4 sessions | 6:30-8 p.m. $115 -
First Aid & CPR Certification: High School
Be ready to help when it matters most. Emergencies can happen anytime... at home, with friends, or out in public. This class will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively when needed. Taught by HSI-certified trainers, the course includes two sessions:• Session one is 1.5 hours of instruction• Session two is 2 hours and includes required testing Students who complete the course will receive a certification valid for two years. Led by Community Ed Instructor Michaele Lampen Session 1: Mondays, starts November 10 | Rockwood South Middle School | 7-8:30 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.Session 2: Saturdays, starts December 6 | Parkway West Middle School | 8-9:30 a.m. and 8-10 a.m. Grades 9-12 $59 per person -
First Aid & CPR Certification: Middle School
Be ready to help when it matters most. Emergencies can happen anytime... at home, with friends, or out in public. This class will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively when needed. Taught by HSI-certified trainers, the course includes two sessions:• Session one is 1.5 hours of instruction• Session two is 2 hours and includes required testing Students who complete the course will receive a certification valid for two years. Led by Community Ed Instructor Michaele Lampen Session 1: Wednesdays, starts October 8 | Rockwood South Middle School | 7-8:30 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.Session 2: Saturdays, starts October 11 | Rockwood South Middle School | 8-9:30 a.m. and 8-10 a.m. Grades 6-8 $59 per person -
Harry Potter Night
Wizards and witches! Join us for a magical evening filled with fun activities. Get sorted into your Hogwarts House, craft your own wand, mix potions, and more! This drop-off program is led by a Community Ed instructor. Tuesday, November 18 | Ross Elementary Grades K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
Holiday Arts and Ornaments
Celebrate the season with holiday arts and ornaments! Create something special to share with family and friends or keep it as a unique gift to yourself. Follow our step-by-step instructions or let your imagination shine with a one-of-a-kind design. This course is designed as a drop-off event and is taught by a Community Ed instructor. Session 1: Wednesday, December 10 | Geggie ElementarySession 2: Thursday, December 11 | Wren Hollow Elementary Grades K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
Holiday Cookie Decorating
One of the sweetest parts of the holidays? Cookies! In this festive drop-off program, kids will create cookie-themed crafts and decorate delicious treats to take home... or enjoy on the spot. Taught by a Community Ed instructor. Session 1: Tuesday, December 9 | Kellison ElementarySession 2: Thursday, December 11 | Ridge Meadows Elementary Grades K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
LEGO Challenge
Grab your friends for a night of creativity and friendly competition! Get ready to tackle exciting individual and team challenges that will inspire imagination and out-of-the-box thinking. This drop-off program is led by a Community Ed Instructor and offers a fun, hands-on experience perfect for young builders and problem-solvers. Monday, October 20 | Uthoff Valley Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
LEGO Lab
Discover the exciting world of building, engineering, and design... with LEGO bricks! Through hands-on activities, participants will explore STEM concepts as they build everything from simple structures to imaginative LEGO masterpieces. Along the way, they'll develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative expression. This is a drop-off program led by a Community Ed Instructor, perfect for curious and creative young minds. Wednesday, November 5 | Geggie Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
LEGO Master: New Kit Build Off 3-5
Are you a LEGO expert? Put your skills to the test with some fun competition! Each participant will receive a brand new, in-box lego set and race to be the first to complete the set! Everyone keeps their new LEGO set and participants will enjoy fun LEGO challenges if there is any time left over. LEGO sets will be designated 7 years and up. This course is designed as a drop-off program and is led by Community Ed Instructor. Session 1: Monday, September 15 | Bellerive ElementarySession 2: Tuesday, October 21 | Oak Brook Elementary Gradees 3-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $59 -
LEGO Master: New Kit Build Off K-2
Think you’re a LEGO master? It’s time to prove it! Put your skills to the test with a challenging LEGO competition. Each participant will receive a brand-new, in-box LEGO set (rated age 5+), and the race is on to see who can complete their set the fastest! Everyone gets to keep their LEGO set, and if time allows, we’ll dive into some extra LEGO-themed games and building challenges to keep the fun going. This is a drop-off program led by a Community Ed Instructor, designed for kids ready to build, compete, and create in a supportive and playful environment. Session 1: Wednesday, September 10 | Fairway ElementarySession 2: Thursday, October 9 | Kellison Elementary Gradees K-2 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $59 -
LEGO New Kit Build-Off: Harry Potter Edition
Think you’ve got the magic touch? Each participant will receive a brand-new, in-box Harry Potter-themed LEGO set and race to see who can complete it the fastest. Keep your set as a magical souvenir, and if time allows, take on bonus wizarding LEGO challenges to test your creativity and conjure up even more fun.Taught by a Community Ed Instructor. Session 1: Monday, September 22 | Selvidge Middle SchoolSession 2: Wednesday, October 15 | Parkway Northeast Middle School Gradees 6-8 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $59 -
LEGO New Kit Build-Off: Mystery Edition
Think you’ve got the magic touch? Each participant will receive a brand-new, in-box Harry Potter-themed LEGO set and race to see who can complete it the fastest. Keep your set as a magical souvenir, and if time allows, take on bonus wizarding LEGO challenges to test your creativity and conjure up even more fun.Taught by a Community Ed Instructor. Monday, November 10 | Rockwood South Middle School Gradees 6-8 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $59 -
LEGOs, Gizmos & Gadgets
Join us for four weeks of hands-on STEM and LEGO fun! Each session starts with LEGO building and adds exciting twists using marbles, string, balloons, and more. Kids will put their STEM skills to the test as they create, experiment, and solve problems! This drop-off program is led by a Community Ed Instructor and is perfect for curious minds ready to build, explore, and learn through play. Tuesdays, starts September 16 | Wild Horse Elementary Gradees K-5 | 4 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $79 -
Let's Play with Clay
Mash it; mix it; twist it; pinch it! Dive into an evening full of hands-on crafts and air dry clay activities! Creative kids will make multiple projects to take home. This course is designed as a drop-off program and is led by a Community Ed instructor. Monday, October 13 | Pond Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
Machine Sewing for Beginners
Learn the basics of using a sewing machine and complete beginner-friendly projects in a supportive environment. This course is perfect for those with little or no sewing experience. You will be introduced to essential techniques such as fabric selection, pattern reading, and troubleshooting common issues. Through hands-on practice, you’ll master straight and curved seams, hemming, and simple construction skills. Projects may include tote bags, pillowcases, or basic garments. All materials and sewing machines are provided. Taught by Parkway FACS teacher Rachel Zluhan. Saturdays, starts November 1 | Fern Ridge High School Grades 6-8 | 6 sessions | 9-10:30 a.m. $150 -
Minecraft LEGO Night!
Let's build with LEGO Minecraft! Each LEGO master will build and take home a small Minecraft set which includes at least one LEGO minifig. After building the set, use our MASSIVE cache of LEGOs to build Minecraft challenges and your own Minecraft world! Work as a team or solo. One thing is true, if you love Minecraft, LEGOs or both, this is the night for you! This experience is designed as a drop-off event and is led by a Community Ed instructor. Wednesday, September 24 | Babler Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $39 -
Monster Mash and Crafts
Get into the Halloween spirit with a frightfully fun night! Rock out to the Monster Mash, craft your own ghostly creations to take home, and enjoy a SPOOKtacular time. Don't forget to wear your best costume... we'll wrap up the night with our ghoulishly great costume contest! This course is designed as a drop-of program and is taught by a Community Ed instructor. Thursday, October 23 | Green Trails Elementary Gradees K-5 | 1 session | 6:30-8 p.m. $25 -
Music Production Bootcamp
Unleash your inner rockstar in this 6-week music bootcamp! This dynamic course is designed for aspiring musicians and producers ready to explore the exciting world of music production. Students will dive into the creative process and experience the joy of artistic expression through hands-on learning and expert guidance. The program includes two engaging classes focused on Music Theory and Production, along with an exploration of the Evolution of Music. Lessons cover key topics such as audio engineering, mixing and mastering, music composition, MIDI configuration, chord identification, and even cord management. Taught by Community Ed Instructor Bre Clark. Session 1: Fridays, starts September 12 | Parkway Northeast Middle School (no class October 17)Session 2: Thursdays, starts November 6 | Woerther Elementary (no class November 27) Gradees 6-8 | 6 sessions | 6:30-8 p.m. $175