Saline Community Education

Come experience the unique sport of baton twirling in this entry level class.Twirlers will learn basic skills, marching and bodywork. An option will be available for twirlers to continue with Twirlettes. Batons cost $30, payable to Twirlettes on the first night of class. Instructor: Susan Usher

Choi Kwang Do is a dynamic, innovative approach to martial arts training. It is based on traditional martial arts philosophy that emphasizes the idea of personal development being paramount, rather than sports competition. Classes provide a friendly environment to help students grow in self-discipline and self-confidence. We keep your child moving and motivated. Watch them gain self-confidence as they learn to keep fit and channel aggressive energy. Each class incorporates fast action drills that build martial art and life skills. We have incentives for good academic reports as well as good behavior at home and school. Life skills such as healthy eating, fitness, integrity, “stranger danger” and much more are integrated into our age appropriate martial art instruction. Enroll your child and begin their character building journey today! This is a continuous program. New students may sign up at any time for a prorated fee. Note: added fees apply if student wishes to test for advancement. No Class 11/3, 11/26

Children ages 5 to 17 and ranging in skill level from beginner to advanced are welcome to attend these lessons. Ability will be evaluated on the first day. You will learn all about horses including how to saddle, brush and groom the horse as well as how to clean its hoofs. You will also learn how to ride in a basic balance position and to have fun while being safe and educated at the same time. Participants should wear comfortable clothing appropriate for weather conditions including shoes or boots with heels, a shirt with sleeves and stretch or stirrup by pants. Also, please bring a riding helmet if you have one; otherwise, a bike helmet will work. One makeup session will be permitted during each session. This is an introduction to horseback riding. The class is one hour long, and we will work on basic horse care and stable management will be stressed. This includes hoof care tack used, grooming tools, horse colors and markings. The first class is an introduction with the group, letting children know what we will be doing each visit. We will have one or two horses to groom and get ready to ride. Depending on the group, we will limit time riding with the rest working on basic horse care. All will tradeoff riding.

The Indoor Track Club provides students with the opportunity to improve speed, agility, and endurance for general fitness as well as receive instruction in sprinting, hurdling, and distance running. Registration can be made at any time, however will not be prorated to reflect classes missed. To reduce the number of kids in the gym at a time, we will likely do two shifts per practice. Practice is on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday each week. Grades 7-12