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Chelsea School District Community Education
Community
Connections
Winter
2021
“Dedicated to Educating & Enriching the Community”
Welcome to Chelsea School District Community Education!
Chelsea Community Education programs support learning by providing educational opportunities that extend
learning after school, on the weekend, and in the summer for learners of all ages. Many of our programs are
supported by a combination of state aid, tuition, grants, and fees. Contact information is listed below.
Chelsea Community Education Enrichment & Sports Programs
Scott Theisen, Supervisor Andrew Thomson..........(734) 433-2208, ext. 6074
Washington Street Education Center
500 Washington Street Cameron Pool
Chelsea, MI 48118 Pool Supervisor ............(734) 433-2200, ext. 2061
Office Hours are 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Facilities Use Coordinator
Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
(late June through mid-August) Judee Lonnemo ............(734) 433-2200, ext. 4094
In addition to our school district Community Education Registration
programs, you will find information from other non-profit
community organizations in this brochure. Working Andrew Thomson......... (734) 433-2208, ext. 6074
together, we are able to provide a broad range of
opportunities for the people in and around the Chelsea area.
First Steps Washtenaw/Michigan
Assurance of Non-Discrimination
Elisabeth Seymour ... eseymour@chelsea.k12.mi.us
Chelsea Community Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, Preschool Information
national origin, sex, age, religion, disability, pregnancy, marital status,
veteran status, height, or weight in admission, access, treatment, or Lisa Nickel...................... (734) 433-2208, ext. 6083
employment for any of its programs, activities, or policies.
Partnering
The Chelsea Community Education and Recreation together to offer
Department reserves the right to make any program programming:
changes or cancellations which become necessary per the
state guidelines from the state Governor’s office due to the
Coronavirus pandemic. It should also be noted that, while
we adhere to the guidelines issued by the Governor, we
will also follow all of the safety protocols and procedures
required by the Chelsea School District.
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Table of Contents
Adult Enrichment The Chelsea Community Education and Recreation Department
reserves the right to make any program changes or cancellations
Adult Sports Programming...............................Pg. 6 which become necessary per the state guidelines from the state
Washtenaw Writers Studio................................Pg. 6 Governor’s office due to the Coronavirus pandemic. It should
also be noted that, while we adhere to the guidelines issued by
Writers’ Workshop................................................Pg. 6 the Governor, we will also follow all of the safety protocols and
procedures required by the Chelsea School District.
Youth Enrichment & Sports
Arts & Eats..............................................................Pg. 4 Share What You Know with Others!
Bricks 4 Kidz...........................................................Pg. 4 Instructors Needed! We are looking for knowledgeable individuals
to lead students of all ages in a variety of classes and subject areas.
Camp Gabika.........................................................Pg. 4 Whether you are an experienced teacher in the community or a very
Chess Scholars (Virtual) ....................................Pg. 5 dedicated hobbyist ready to share your ideas for success we would like
Coding-STEM (Virtual)........................................Pg. 5 to speak with you! Please note that we choose classes based on many
different factors including space availability, current trends, and past
Daddy Daughter Dance.....................................Pg. 5 topic performance. We would like to work with you to create the best
Mad Science..........................................................Pg. 4 possible program for our community members!
MusicStart (Virtual).............................................Pg. 5 To submit your course ideas please call, mail, fax or Email:
Youth Sports Programming........................ Pg. 8-10 Andrew Thomson
Community Education
500 Washington St., Chelsea, MI 48118
Early Childhood Education (734) 433-2208, ext. 6074, FAX: (734) 433-2218
Early Childhood Education Email: athomson@chelsea.k12.mi.us
Chelsea Community Preschool.........................Pg. 7
Swimming Program Registration Information
see pg. 15
Open Swim/Lap Swim......................................Pg. 10
(734) 433-2208 FAX (734) 433-2218
Swim Lessons......................................................Pg. 10 www.chelsea.k12.mi.us
Facilities & Pool Rentals
Chelsea School District Rentals........... Pg. 10 & 12
Community Advertising
Adaptive Dance – Ballet Chelsea..................Pg. 12
Arctic Coliseum..................................................Pg. 11
Ballet Chelsea......................................................Pg. 12
Guiding Good Choices Workshops...............Pg. 13
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Chelsea “Livewell”..........................................Pg. 13
SRSLY.....................................................................Pg. 14
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Youth Enrichment
See pg. 2 for Arts & Eats Mad Science: Secret
Coronavirus guidelines Elisabeth Seymour Agent Lab (K-5 Gr.)
Mondays Mad Science
Bricks 4 Kidz: Future Session 1: 1/11 – 1/25
Thursdays
Engineers (K-5 Gr.) Session 2: 2/8 – 3/1 (no class 2/15)
Session 3: 3/8 – 3/22 1/21 – 2/25
Gene Blair (owner of Bricks 4 Kidz in Virtual Platform 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
the Ann Arbor area) 3:30 – 4:15 p.m. WSEC/Room 117
$30 $135
Wednesdays
1/13 – 2/10 Ever dream of becoming a Secret Agent?
Edible creations, tasty treats and all the fun
2:45 – 3:45 p.m. of Arts and Eats brought to you in your own
We’ll start with the basics: from decoding
WSEC/Room 117 home! Ms. Elisabeth will take you through how
messages to metal detectors and night vision,
$87 participants have the opportunity to check
to make fun themed food art your whole family
out spy tech equipment and take home lots
will enjoy creating and eating. Each week she
Designed and created by teachers, architects of gadgets like spy Secret Code Breakers! Step
will give you a short list of common household
and engineers, our new Future Engineers after- into the shoes of a detective as you uncover
ingredients to gather for the next week’s class.
school curriculum by Bricks 4 Kidz introduces the science involved in evidence gathering and
kids to the concepts of science, technology, and analysis! Figure out the science of forensics in a
Registration closes the Thursday before class
engineering. Get ready for fun with new friends hands-on look at crime scenes! Become a super
begins. The list of ingredients needed for
with Brick Club. Bricks 4 Kidz staff will teach a spy and learn clever ways of performing tasks
the first class will be emailed on Friday.
lesson and a different model build each week. as we undertake a hands-on investigation of
Please be sure your account is updated
Our models will include winter sports models the science that spies use!
with your current email address.
like a skier, US landmarks, and an electric car.
All models are grade and age appropriate. Brick This class will be held at the Washington
Elisabeth Seymour is the First Steps
Club is all about STEM and LEGOs! COVID-19 Street Education Center in the 100
coordinator at the Chelsea Early
protocols are in place. building. The School District is unable
Childhood Center, and mother
to provide transportation –
of two Chelsea students! She
This class will be held at the Washington parents will be responsible for
loves sharing what she
Street Education Center in the 100 building. transporting students
knows about art and food
The School District is unable to provide from home or from
with everyone.
transportation – parents will be responsible North Creek/South
for transporting students from home or Meadows for class.
from North Creek/South Meadows for class.
Camp GABIKA is Chelsea’s affordable all-day available. Payment
summer day camp for boys and girls ages 5 plans are available only
– 12. We definitely missed you last summer, for Chelsea School District
and can’t wait to get everyone back to camp families registering for three or more
this year! Camp will tentatively kick off on weeks. You must contact the office for
June 15, and registration for ALL weeks will details and to arrange any special pricing
open on March 1! other than early bird rates.
Registration costs for 2021 will be $220 All of our weekly trips and important
for the full week. If you sign up by May events will be available with the Spring/
1 however, the weekly rate is only $195. Summer Community Connections and on
The daily rate for 2021 is $60. There are the Community Education website later in
also multi-week and sibling discounts March!
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Youth Enrichment
Virtual STEM (K-8 Gr.) See pg. 2 for
Afterschool Enrichment Solutions Coronavirus guidelines
K – 3rd Grade
Wednesdays Daddy Daughter Dance
Session 1: 1/6 – 2/3
Session 2: 2/10 – 3/10 Friday
5:00 – 5:45 p.m. 5/21
Virtual Chess Scholars 6:00 – 8:00 pm
4th – 8th Grade Washington Street Educational Center
(K-8 Gr.) Mondays Early Bird Registration by May 1
Afterschool Enrichment Solutions Session 1: 1/4 – 2/1 $27 (one dad and daughter)
Session 2: 2/8 – 3/8 Fee after May 1: $35
Kindergarten & 1st Grade 6:00 – 6:45 p.m. Add’l Child Fee: $6
Thursdays Virtual Platform Registration deadline: May 17
Session 1: 1/7 – 2/4 $60
Session 2: 2/11 – 3/11
The DADDY-DAUGHTER DANCE is a special
5:00 – 6:00 p.m. This online class takes a hands-on approach opportunity for dads to spend a fun-filled
to science, engineering and computer evening with their favorite little girl(s). This
2nd & 3rd Grade programming, allowing students to explore a special evening includes dancing to the music of
Mondays variety of fun and educational activities using DJ Aaron Helber, a corsage for the daughters, a
Session 1: 1/4 – 2/1 common household materials. Under the photo to remember this special evening, cookies
Session 2: 2/8 – 3/8 guidance of a live instructor during each 45 and punch. REMEMBER, if Dad can’t come,
7:00 – 8:00 p.m. minute session, students will improve their maybe Grandpa, Uncle, big brother or step-dad
problem solving, math, and physics skills – all can. If you have more than one daughter, bring
4th – 8th Grade while engaging in exciting science and coding them all!
projects! This class also includes video lessons
Wednesdays to guide students through the creation of PLEASE: NO ADMITTANCE AT THE DOOR
Session 1: 1/6 – 2/3 additional projects outside of class time! WITHOUT A PRE-SALE TICKET! Please
Session 2: 2/10 – 3/10 register early to avoid disappointment!
6:00 – 7:00 p.m. This program will be offered virtually only (Corsages are ordered ahead – your
Virtual Platform during the Winter 2021 sessions with students daughter may not get one if you do not pre-
$65 from Washtenaw County. register!)
Develop your child’s intellect through the royal
game of chess! Current research has shown
a strong link between chess and academic Virtual Music note matching while using problem-solving
strategies under the guidance of a live
performance in a variety of areas, including
mathematics and language arts. Chess has
Start (K-2 Gr.) instructor. Prepare your student to take any
instrument by giving them a solid musical
been proven to enhance children’s motivation, Afterschool Enrichment Solutions
foundation with this exciting program!
concentration, focus, social skills, and creativity. Thursdays
This program will be offered
2/18 – 3/25 virtually only during the
Each 60 minute online class will consist of a fun,
4:00 – 4:45 p.m. Winter 2021 session.
interactive teaching period with a live instructor
and guided practice time where students can
Virtual Platform
play remotely against other Chess Scholars $94
students. Both beginner and experienced Learn to read music and play tunes! Brought
players are welcome and will learn under the to you by AES and The Music Path Company,
guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars this amazing 45 minute online program
coach. No previous knowledge of chess is teaches young students the beginnings of
necessary. music! Using virtual proprietary MusicStart
keyboards, students learn to play familiar
This program will be offered virtually tunes in a group setting by color, letter, and
only during the Winter 2021 sessions with
students from Washtenaw County.
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Adult Enrichment
See pg. 2 for
Coronavirus guidelines Washtenaw Writers’ Studio
Alternate Thursdays
2/11, 2/25, 3/11, 3/25, 4/15, 5/6, 5/20, 6/10
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Virtual Platform
$67 for all eight Thursdays (includes author session)
$10 for author session only TBD (open to the public)
The Washtenaw Writers’ Studio is for people who want to improve their writing
and storytelling by giving and receiving substantive feedback on stories, essays or
poems written by each participant throughout the semester. If you are a creative
Chelsea Writers’ writer over 18, come join us. You must have access to a computer and the internet,
critique others’ work, and submit your own work for critique at least once.
Workshop Each session we offer a guest author session where we bring in a published author
Alternate Saturdays to speak with the group. Once we determine the author and the date for that session, we will
share it out with the group.
2/6, 2/20, 3/6, 3/20, 4/10, 5/1, 5/15, 6/5
10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Washtenaw Writer’s Studio will meet virtually this session. This means making sure you
Virtual Platform have access to a camera/microphone as well as reliable internet.
$67 for all eight Saturdays
(includes author session) Register online or by phone at 734-433-2208, Ext. 6042. Contact Clif Flynt at clif@cflynt.
$10 for author session only com for more information. Registrants will be e-mailed a link to a brief interest survey to be
(open to the public) completed prior to the first meeting.
The Chelsea Writers’ Workshop is for people
who want to improve their writing and
storytelling by giving and receiving substantive Be sure to come back in April
to see the return of many of
feedback on stories, essays or poems written
by each participant throughout the semester.
If you are a creative writer over 18, come join
us. You must have access to a computer and the our great adult enrichment and
internet, critique others’ work, and submit your
own work for critique at least once.
recreation activities including:
Each session we offer a guest author session Yoga for All
Mindfulness Meditation
where we bring in a published author to speak
with the group. Once we determine the author
Puppy, Beginning, and
and the date for that session, we will share it out
with the group.
Intermediate Dog Obedience
The Writers’ Workshop will meet virtually this
session. This means making sure you have Guitar 101
access to a camera/microphone as well as
reliable internet. Cardio Drumming
Register online or by phone at 734-433-2208, Adult Coed Volleyball
Ext. 6042. Contact Mark Jenkins at mark@
sometimeaway.com for more information. Adult Men’s
Registrants will be e-mailed a link to a brief
interest survey to be completed prior to the
Basketball
first meeting.
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Chelsea Community Preschool
OPEN
HOUSE Chelsea School District See pg. 2 for
Coronavirus
coming in Early Childhood Program guidelines
March 2021
Lisa Nickel, Director
WSEC Early Childhood Center, 500 Washington Street, Chelsea
• Half-day preschool
Each classroom offers a hands-on learning approach to explore concepts in literacy
program for children math, science, social studies, art, music, and also emphasizes life skills such as conflict
ages 3, 4 and 5 resolution and problem-solving.
• Full-day preschool Great Start Readiness Program
for Great Start Great Start Readiness Program is a tuition-free,
state grant funded preschool program
Readiness Program for at-risk four-year-old students from
8:00 a.m. – 2:45 p.m. low and medium income fami-
lies. The program requires chil-
(see GSRP paragraph dren to be age four by Sept. 1
and reside within Washtenaw
for information). County. Interested parents should
• State certified teachers, apply at www.washtenawpreschool.org or call
1-800-777-2861. For more information, call the Commu-
specializing in Early nity Education office at 734-433-2208, ext. 6083 or visit the website at www.chelsea.k12.mi.us.
Childhood Early On Michigan (Birth – Age 3)
• HighScope curriculum If you have questions about how your child is developing, or if you think that your child
might be delayed, you are entitled to a free evaluation through Early On (age 0-3) or
which emphasizes Project find (age 3+). Place an Early On referral (age 0-3) by completing an online form at
learning through play www.1800EarlyOn.org or call 1-800-Early-On (1-800-327-5966). Place a Project find referral
(age 3+) by calling 734-994-8100, ext. 1832. After placing a referral, you can expect to
across the content be contacted within two weeks. If you have not been contacted within two weeks, call
areas. Alicia Kruk at 734-994-8100, ext. 1272.
The Chelsea School District Early Childhood Program will be offering the
• Planned family activities following classes for fall 2021 contingent upon enrollment:
Tue./Thurs. a.m. .................................................. 3-Year-Olds
• Access to early Tue./Thurs. p.m. ................................................... 3, 4 & 5-Year Olds
intervention specialists Mon./Wed./Fri. a.m............................................. 4-Year-Olds
Mon./Tues./Wed./Thurs. a.m.............................. 4 & 5-Year-Olds
• Visit us on Facebook!
Mon./Tues./Wed./Thurs. .................................... 4-Year-Olds
GSRP All-day program
For information (See GSRP paragraph above for qualifying factors)
Child must be age three or four by September 1
on current Registration for Fall 2021 begins in April 2021
programs, call Check for registration updates on the website: www.chelsea.k12.mi.us
(Community Education Early Childhood)
Community
Education,
(734) 433-2208,
ext. 6074
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See pg. 2 for
Coronavirus guidelines
Sports
2021 Chelsea Little League
2021 Chelsea Little League
FEE SKILLS DAY
Early Bird and START
DAYS REGISTRATION deadline Mar. 1 DATE
BASEBALL Age on August 31, 2021
Coach Pitch Minors M/W Feb. 1 – Apr. 9 $77 Skills: NONE
(5 and 6) $62 by Mar. 1 Start: Apr. 19
Intermediate Tu/Th Feb. 1 – Apr. 9 $77 Skills: NONE
Minors (7 and 8) $62 by Mar. 1 Start: Apr. 20
Player Pitch Minors Tu/Th Feb. 1 – Mar. 22 $102 Skills: Mar. 23,
(9 and 10) $87 by Mar. 1 6:00 p.m.
Start: April 8
Majors (11 and 12) M/W Feb. 1 – Mar. 22 $142 Skills: Mar. 23,
$122 by Mar. 1 7:30 p.m.
Start: April 7
Juniors (13 and M/W Feb. 1 – Mar. 22 $142 Skills: Mar. 23,
14, if interest) $122 by Mar. 1 7:30 p.m.
Start: April 7
SOFTBALL Age on December 31, 2020
Coach Pitch Minors M/W Feb. 1 – Apr. 9 $77 Skills: NONE
(5, 6 and 7) $62 by Mar. 1 Start: Apr. 19
Player Pitch Minors Tu/Th Feb. 1 – Mar. 22 $102 Skills: Mar. 24,
(8, 9 and 10) $87 by Mar. 1 6:00 p.m.
Start: April 8
Majors (11 and 12, M/W Feb. 1 – Mar. 22 $142 Skills: Mar. 24,
if interest) $122 by Mar. 1 7:00 p.m.
Start: April 7
TEE BALL Age on August 31, 2021
Boys and girls (4 M/W Feb. 1 – Apr. 9 $62 Skills: NONE
and 5) $47 by Mar. 1 Start: April 26
Five-year olds who
played tee ball last
year may play tee
ball or coach pitch
minors
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Sports
Tot Sports Iddy Biddy Sports
See pg. 2 for
(ages 18 mos. – 3 years) (ages 3–5) Coronavirus guidelines
Jeremy Hodges (Coach Jeremy) Coach Jeremy
Tuesdays Tuesdays Youth Basketball (K-2 Gr.)
Session 1: 1/5 – 1/19 (Sampler) Session 1: 1/5 – 1/19 (Sampler)
Session 2: 2/2 – 2/16 (Soccer) Session 2: 2/2 – 2/16 (Soccer) Kindergarten
Session 3: 3/2 – 3/16 (Basketball) Session 3: 3/2 – 3/16 (Basketball) Saturdays
5:30 – 6:00 p.m. 6:00 – 6:30 p.m. 2/6 – 3/13 (no practice 2/13)
South Meadows/Gym South Meadows/Gym 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
$33 $33 South Meadows/Gym
$55
Coach Jeremy and Community Education are Coach Jeremy is continuing a full offering of Iddy Registration deadline is Monday,
pleased to present Tot Sports! Tot Sports features Biddy sports with Community Education this January 18
fun and engaging activities that will encourage season! Iddy Biddy is an instructional program
skills to be used in a variety of sports. Each four- for children ages 3-5, where participants get to Grades 1-2 Boys and Girls
week session will show the participants some learn the basics of a sport all while having fun 2/1 – 3/13 (no games 2/13)
of the basic techniques, like dribbling a ball or in a non-competitive setting. Each four-week Various Gyms
throwing and catching, and help produce a session will prepare children in a specific sport $77
life-long love of sports and recreation in a fun- with drills and techniques. Parents will learn Registration deadline is Monday,
based, play-centric atmosphere. Parents will with their child so that they can work together January 18
learn with their child so that they can work outside of class as well. Iddy Biddy programs
together outside of class as well. A parent must will help develop skills and confidence in a
Practice and game schedule to be
attend each class with their child. non-competitive, fun learning environment. A posted before the start of the season
parent must attend each class with their child. at chelsea.k12.mi.us, ‘Community
Jeremy Hodges (Coach Jeremy) has been working Education’ Department
with youth in Chelsea for over 10 years, teaching
fundamentals and growing a love for sports at all
Sports Exploration Welcome back to basketball season! Community
Ed. wants to see everyone on the hardwood
ages. He was Assistant Rec. Director for six years,
is a Certified Parks and Recreation Professional,
(ages 5 – 6) again this year! This year we will again only
have one basketball season, so make sure you
and a Certified Youth Sports Administrator. He Coach Jeremy register and don’t miss out! Teams will practice
also has two sons of his own! Tuesdays one evening per week and will be established
based on participation numbers. Once teams
Session 1: 1/5 – 1/19 (Sampler) are set, they will be posted on the Community
Session 2: 2/2 – 2/16 (Soccer)
Schoolage Sports (1-5 Gr.) Session 3: 3/2 – 3/16 (Basketball)
Education website (www.chelsea.k12.mi.us, click
on ‘Community Education’ Department). Practice
Coach Jeremy 6:30 – 7:00 p.m. and game schedules will also be posted.
Tuesdays South Meadows/Gym Kindergarten basketball will be instructional and
Session 1: 1/5 – 1/19 (Sampler) $33 focus on fundamentals, skill development and
Session 2: 2/2 – 2/16 (Soccer) proper technique in a fun atmosphere. Parents will
Coach Jeremy will be continuing to offer this be needed to help run stations during practice.
Session 3: 3/2 – 3/16 (Basketball) exciting sports experience for those
7:00 – 7:30 p.m. boys and girls who are ages 5 and Grades 1-2 will be broken into teams. Teams will
South Meadows/Gym 6. Sports Exploration will have be separated into boys and girls divisions.
$33 a focus on learning many of Typical practice times will be 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
those fundamental skills or 6:45 – 7:45 p.m. on Mon., Tue., Wed. or Thur.
Check out this awesome Coach Jeremy needed before players Typical game times will be 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m.,
program! We will dive into the finer or 12:00 p.m.
move into a structured
points of sport in a smaller clinic- team environment. We cannot run a successful program without the
based format. Participants will What is the best part help of parent volunteers as coaches. We will need
learn specific skills that apply about learning the a head coach for each team. If you are interested
to the given sport and will grow basics with Coach Jeremy? in being the head coach of a team, you should
both their skill and confidence in Children will learn in a low stress, not register online. Please call the Community
the game! The best part of learning with fun environment! A parent Education office at (734) 433-2208, Ext. 6074. The
Coach Jeremy? Tons of fun in a low-stress should plan to attend each class coaches meeting will be held on prior to the start
environment! of the season in February.
with their child.
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Sports
The registration fee includes shirt and all We will have a heavy focus on skills and
See pg. 2 for the equipment you will need. There is a firm technique each practice as we work to grow our
Coronavirus guidelines registration deadline of March 1 so that team knowledge of the game. We will be joined by
info can be submitted to the league! members of the CHS teams during the season
Spring Field Hockey We cannot run a successful program without
to help us learn. Throughout the season we will
also play matches amongst ourselves, so that
(3–8 Gr.) the help of parent volunteers as coaches. If you
are interested in helping coach the team, please
we can learn the fundamentals of game play
too. Registration will open on MARCH 1.
Chelsea Field Hockey Association note that during registration. Head coaches
should contact the office directly at (734) 433- Brian Atkinson is the head coach for the Beach
4/5 – 6/6 2208, ext. 6074. Middle School tennis team, and assistant coach
Practices typically after 5:30 p.m. for the CHS boys tennis team. He has many years
Games on Saturdays or Sunday of tennis coaching experience across Washtenaw
afternoons Tennis Club (4–6 Gr.) County, and he looks forward to seeing you on the
Practices at various Chelsea fields; Brian Atkinson court this spring!
Games in Ann Arbor
$89 Monday/Wednesday/Friday
4/7 – 5/28 If you are interested in being a head
Registration Deadline: Monday, coach, we need your help! Head coaches
March 1 5:00 – 6:00 p.m.
receive credit for a full registration.
Beach/Tennis Courts
Community Education & Recreation and the If you would like to be a head coach, please
$70 (registration opens March 1) call the Community Education office
Chelsea Field Hockey Association will be
registering for teams of 3rd-4th, 5th-6th, and Coach Atkinson brings back the spring tennis (734) 433-2208 Ext. 6074.
7th-8th graders for the spring field hockey experience for boys and girls in fourth through You should not register online if you would
season in partnership with Ann Arbor Rec sixth grades! If you’re looking for a fun way to like to be a head coach.
& Ed. Girls will practice once or twice each get outside and stay active this spring, while Upcoming sports include Spring Soccer
week and will play games in Ann Arbor on learning a new sport and making friends, then and Field Hockey, as well as Little League
Saturdays (possibly some Sunday afternoons). the Tennis Club is for you! Baseball, Softball and Tee Ball.
Pool Programs Winter 2021
Charles S. Cameron Pool • Beach Middle School Pool Supervisor (734) 433-2200, ext. 2061
Schedule and information (734) 433-2260
Public Swim Information
When the facility is permitted to reopen, we may add limited lap swim At the time of publication all Chelsea
hours. Please monitor the website for updated information:
https://www.chelsea.k12.mi.us/community-education/cameron-pool School District indoor spaces remain
closed for non-school use.
Swim Lesson Information
We will not be scheduling a Winter 2021 learn to swim program.
Please check back in April about the possibility of a
Spring/Summer 2021 program.
Pool Rental Information
The pool remains closed and when it does reopen we will likely
be limited in the number of hours and users that can
use the facility. There will be no pool rentals
available for Winter 2021.
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Chelsea Skating School is a place where skaters of all ages and levels can learn to skate in a fun and safe
environment! Classes are held at the Arctic Coliseum (501 Coliseum Drive, Chelsea, Michigan 48118). Tot classes will
be formed for children ages 3 to 5 years old. Adult classes are for those 18 years or older. All other skaters will be
divided based on skill level from basic 1 to basic 6. Skaters will be kept in small classes and socially distanced to
maintain the safety of those in the arena and on the ice. Masks must be worn in the building but not on the ice,
unless the skater chooses to do so. We recommend warm clothing (coats, snow pants, hoodies), gloves or mittens,
and a bike helmet for those just starting out.
• Wednesday Learn to Skate Session- 6 to 6:40pm
(12/9, 12/16, 12/23, 12/30, 1/6, 1/13, 1/20) $80 Classes offered all year long!
Join at any time! Email for more info!
• Saturday Learn to Skate Session- 10am to 10:40am
(12/5, 12/19, 12/26, 1/2, 1/9, 1/23) $70
For more information:
Please Email:
MeganSalamon7@gmail.com
Visit Arcticcoliseum.net for a full calendar and
updated information
Learn to Play Hockey
Snow Cubs (Ages 2-5) Learn to Play (Ages 6-15)
This fun class teaches the basics This popular class teaches the
of skating for the game of basics of hockey. The class is
hockey. Our goals are for the kids divided into stations that
to gain comfort on the ice while cover skating, shooting,
in full hockey equipment games passing and puck skills. We
and toys are heavily used to create a fun atmosphere where kids feel comfortable
make learning these skills fun and exciting for the learning!
kids. Mondays– 6p.m. – 6:50 p.m.
Wednesdays- 6p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Saturdays– 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.
Saturdays– 10:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. $189.00
$99.00
Full Equipment is required for all of our classes but For more information:
don’t worry. We loan equipment to the first 50 Please call 517-983-1466
students signed up for free! Or Email: Colby@arcticcoliseum.net
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updated information
11Planning a Meeting?
Birthday Party? Wedding?
We offer the
Fourth Largest
Upgraded
Conference Facility
in the Metro Detroit
Area according
to CRAINS.
Catering,
Swimming Pool and
Meeting Rooms are
all available.
Contact the Operations Dept. facilityuse@chelsea.k12.mi.us or call (734) 433-2200, ext. 4094
12Live Healthy. Stay Healthy.
Diabetes Prevention Program
Could you be at risk for diabetes?
Learn how to take small steps that can
lower your risk for type 2 diabetes with
St. Joe’s Chelsea Diabetes Prevention Program.
Diabetes Self-Management Education
If you have diabetes, it can be controlled
with a healthy lifestyle, proper nutrition
and support from St. Joe’s Chelsea
certified diabetes educators.
Ask your doctor about diabetes prevention or
education. For information on upcoming diabetes
programs, visit stjoeschelsea.org/diabeteseducation
or call 734-593-5280.
Caring Together
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Register early! Avoid cancelled or closed classes due to class minimums and maximums!
Yes, sign me up!
Walk In Fax in
8 am to 4 pm
Monday through Fax to
Friday (734) 433-2218
using your VISA or
Entrance 601 Mail in MasterCard
Chelsea Community
Education Office Mail with check payable to:
500 Washington St., Chelsea School District, 500
Chelsea 48118 Washington Street. Chelsea,
Michigan 48118
Phone in
433-2208, ext 6042
Please provide the following
information: (l) Name, address, Click in
phone number; (2) Course
name (session); (3) Credit card www.chelsea.k12.mi.us
number and expiration (District Depts.,
date (VISA Community Education)
or MasterCard) Password Not all programs are
protected available for online
PhoneLine. registration
This registration form is for Community Education programs ONLY.
Mailed, faxed, and phone registrations will be confirmed by mail or email. Cancelled classes will be given
24 hour notice.
The Community Education
Department does not assess
Cancellation Policy or control online registration
Cancellations made 48 hours prior to the first class may receive a full refund, less a $10.00 service fee. Cancellations made
less than 48 hours prior to the first class may be given a 50% credit to your account. No refunds will be given after the
convenience fees.
date of the first class. Because of this, they are
100% non-refundable,
Weather Cancellation Policy regardless of an
When day school is cancelled for inclement weather, ONLY after-school classes are cancelled. A decision about all evening
programs will be determined by 3:00 pm and on our website at chelsea.k12.mi.us or call (734) 433-2208, ext. 6074.
activity’s status.
Registrant’s Name Course Session/Time Fee
Address____________________________________________________ City__________________________________ Zip________________
Phone_______________________________________ E-mail_______________________________________T-shirt size if applicable _________
School_________________________________________________________________________________ Grade___________
Payment Method: Check________________ Master Card_________________ Visa _________________
Card Number _________________________________________________________ Expiration Date___________ CVC Code ___________
Card Holder’s Signature_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Chelsea Community Education, 500 Washington Street, Chelsea, Michigan 48118 Phone: (734) 433-2208 Fax: (734) 433-2218
Pre-registration is required for all classes!
15Community Education Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
Chelsea School District PAID
500 Washington Street Chelsea, MI
Chelsea, MI 48118 Permit No. 1
(734) 433-2208
www.chelsea.k12.mi.us
Look inside POSTAL PATRON
for many Adult
and Youth Enrichment
opportunities!
Chelsea Community
Education Preschool
CHELSEA SCHOOLS
The Chelsea Community Education
Preschool Program focuses on the
development of each child as a total -
portunities to interact socially, to wonder, explore,
person in a child-centered, play-based
question, create, and pretend. Positive self-esteem is
classroom. Children are provided
promoted through a safe environment wherewith
children are
happily engaged in discovering the joy of learning.
many opportunities to interact socially,
to wonder, explore, question, create,
and pretend. Positive self-esteem is
promoted through a safe environment
where children are happily engaged in
discovering the joy of learning.
For further information please call
Chelsea Community Education
(734) 433-2208, ext 6083
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