Saline Community Education

Experience the unique sport of baton twirling that combines athleticism and artistry. New twirlers entering grades kindergarten and up will learn basic skills, marching and body work. Experienced twirlers will expand upon their skills while national level twirlers prepare for the return to national competition. There will be a camp theme that will incorporate fun activities during the week. The camp will end with a performance for friends and family. In order to receive a t-shirt, registration must be completed by June 17, 2024. Instructor: Susan Usher

Join one of the most successful baseball programs in the state of Michigan in this exclusive three day camp designed to increase offensive and defensive skill. This camp will focus on developing younger players by giving them the essential skills that they will need for their summer travel or house league seasons. Instructors: HS Baseball Coaches and Players

Join the Saline Boys Varsity Basketball coaches and players as they offer campers a chance to improve their overall game. Instruction will include an emphasis on basketball skills through drill work, practice, and game situations. All players planning on trying out for the school team are highly encouraged to attend. Instructors: HS Basketball Coaches & Players

Join one of the most competitive Division 1 soccer programs in the state of Michigan in this three day camp designed to introduce you to the Saline High School Soccer program. You will meet the Saline boys’ soccer coaches, alumni, and players that you’ll be competing with in the fall. What to bring: an updated physical, cleats, shin guards, and water. Soccer balls will be provided and an SHS soccer shirt is included in the fee. Instructors: HS Soccer Coaches & Alumni

Join Saline High School Lacrosse Coach and Alumni Evan Aeschliman for the inaugural Salt City Boys Lax Camp at Hornet Stadium.Players will receive coaching from the high school coaching staff, alumni now competing at the collegiate level, current high school players, and local youth coaches. Enrollment is open to K-8 players and those interested in learning about lacrosse. First time players are welcomed! Daily activities will include stickwork, speed and agility training, skills and drills, and team games designed to reinforce concepts taught throughout camp. We look forward to providing players an opportunity to develop and experience the sport! Gear Requirements: - Water Bottle - Mid-Camp Snack/Lunch - Stick (Preferred, if you do not own a stick, please communicate and we will bring extras) K-3: Only a stick is necessary, we can provide a stick if needed. 5-6: Full gear preferred, but not required. Please communicate if you are interested in borrowing gear. 7-8: Full gear strongly recommended. Please communicate if you are interested in borrowing gear. Instructor: HS Lacrosse Coaches

Bridge 4, the program where all 3 Elementary Schools will swarm together for 4th grade! Join us at Heritage School to get ahead of the game in meeting students from Harvest, Pleasant Ridge, and Woodland Meadows! Incoming 4th graders will learn how to use lockers with locker combs, tour the school, become familiar with the Specials classes (Art, i-Lab, P.E, Media), and build relationships with peers and the Heritage staff! By the end of the session you will be able to enter the year knowing that at Heritage - we are Respectful, Responsible, and Kinder Than Necessary! Teachers: Ms. Harmon, Mrs. Goyette + Mr. Burnette

Goodbye Heritage Elementary halls, middle school is just around the corner! Take time to get ahead of the game, meet new incoming 6th graders and gain valuable tools to make the middle school transition smoother. Learn how to take proper notes, prepare for tests, manage your time, and build relationships with peers and faculty in an academic setting. Take a tour of the middle school! By the end of this session, youʼll be a pro and ready for the new school year! Instructors: Saline Middle School teachers Jeff Peet & Jennifer Centivany, Heritage teacher Allison Peet

Saline Area Schools transition to high school bridge program will help students to feel more confident upon entering the high school. Students will go over support staff, admin and where to reach these people in the school and how. We will review the school handbook, rules and general changes in expectations from MS to HS. Students will know where to go for the nurse, technology concerns or to get a work permit form. Students will look into extra curriculars, and sports available as well as general organizational strategies and what SHS offers in terms of tutoring. We hope that you will consider this two day program to assist in your student's transition and help them enter high school and feel successful.

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. Instructor: Mad Science of Detroit

Registration for our 2nd-3rd grade, and 4th grade through age 12 Summer Camps will officially close at 4:00 PM on Tuesday 4/9, no further contract requests for those age groups will be accepted. Registration for our age 5 through 1st grade Summer Camp will officially close at 4:00 PM on Wednesday 4/10, no further contract requests for those age groups will be accepted. Registration for the 2024-2025 school year opens at noon on Sunday 5/12 for currently registered families, and at noon on Sunday 5/19 for new families. Offering school year and summer programming for children ages 5-12. Children must be 5 years of age on their first day of care. Children must be no older than 12 years of age at the time of registration. School year programming includes before and after school*, and 1/2 day* after school programs. Before Care: $11 per session, opens at 6:45 am After Care: $13 per session, ends at 6:00 pm 1/2 Day Care: $30 per session, ends at 6:00 PM Summer Camp: $55 per session (sibling discount available), hours are 7:30 am-5:30 pm A $55 enrollment fee is charged each school year and summer season Fee assistance available *Located at each Elementary and Heritage school.

Physical Education is an integral part of the total education process, with the emphasis on building a physically, emotionally, mentally and socially fit community and nation. The mind and body represent a unity in the study. The physical education department offers the basic program to our students. It is extensive in scope with a variety of activities. The program offers team sports including tennis/pickle ball, soccer, flag football, volleyball, badminton, basketball and basic swimming. These activities will vary according to availability of facilities and the weather. Students will be introduced to individual activities and cardiovascular development through the use of heart rate monitors. At the conclusion of this course, the freshman student-athlete will understand, and have the ability to control their heart rate within a positive target heart rate goal. Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” (CE will obtain a signature from the school counselor) Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by May 31st Other Information Monday - Thursday - 7AM - 11AM Week 1: June 10 - 13 Week 2: June 17 - 20 Week 3: June 24 - 27 OFF - July 1 -4 Week 4: July 8 -11 Week 5: July 15 -18 Welcome Letter Summer School Information Fill out Summer School Verification Form Online Here