Ages 8-10 Learn information to make sure you're comfortable and safe when staying home alone, whether for five minutes or a couple of hours. Does your child know what to do in case of a fire? If there is a stranger at the door? How to use the Internet safely? If they get hungry and want a snack? Our Home Alone class will provide many necessary tools so your child is well-equipped to stay home without an adult. Kids will make first aid kits and learn about fire escape routes, first aid, kitchen safety, boredom busters & more. Bring a water bottle and a peanut free snack.

Junior Varsity Tryouts required. Grades: 7th - 12th Grade (2026-2027 school year) This season, we’re excited to announce the addition of GAME DAY to our program! We can’t wait to get started and see all the energy this brings to our teams. The information below applies to the Junior Varsity Team, which will participate in both Game Day and Traditional. Cost Estimate: $2,144 - Fundraising opportunities provided throughout the season. *Please note that we can not issue refunds due to fundraising. If you opt to pay in full at registration, any $ fundraised will only go towards Booster Fees and not Registration Fees. Team Goals for the 2026-2027 Season: Tryout Tips: Learning ALL material and ability to perform it at tryouts is a must for team placement (this will help us determine if athletes are ready for this level). We are looking for hard hitting motions, good technique, and loud voices, but one of the most important things is a positive attitude and willingness to work hard and never give up! Practice makes perfect! If you make a mistake keep going and smile through it! Please Note: for this team to be successful there is a high level of commitment needed from the athlete and family. Please make sure you consider this before trying out for this team. Competitive Season: May 12 - Early February Practice: Tuesdays & Thursdays 4:30-6:30 pm At this level we are looking for soft skills such as: strong communication skills, excellent leadership in the program, positive attitude, strong work ethic in and out of practice, and the ability to work well with others. Cheerleaders are expected to practice individual skills and routine counts on their own outside of practice. 1-2 years of cheerleading experience or equivalent level training is preferred. Standing Tumbling: Back handspring or Back Tucks Running Tumbling: Round Off BHS, Round Off Back Tuck Motions: Excellent motion sharpness (correct motion placements is a must at this level) Jumps: executed with proper technique, timing and jump height Stunting: use of proper technique and knowledge of the basics Strong voice, use of ad-libs and the ability to engage crowd while performing cheer(s) Fully performing dance (facials, attitude, sass, etc.) and giving it your all Stunting: extended single leg body positions, inversions to extension, 360 downs Standing Back handsprings & Roundoff Handsprings (at least half squad) Jumps with toe height at hip level or higher Solid motions in all aspects of routine

Ages 1-13 Are you looking for a fun activity to do with your child? Come play at the gymnastics gym! Open Gym is a fun alternative to a traditional class. Students are encouraged to play and explore the gym with their parents. Come and jump on the trampoline, climb on obstacles, and play on the beams and bars! All students register in advance as there are limited spots. Walk-ins may be turned away. **Parents are not required to pay to participate with their young child (ages 1-4), as they are required to stay with and assist them during open gym.

Pilates is a form of exercise, developed by Joseph Pilates, that provides a balanced approach to the development of the body through core strength, flexibility, and awareness in order to support efficient, graceful movement. This class will be catered to all levels of experience through adding props and adapting moves to challenge your body. We will concentrate on the upper body, core, hips, thighs and buns. All levels are welcome. Please bring a yoga mat and small hand-weights each night! Props will be provided.

Grades 6-8 Pack your bags and bring your appetite! In this fun, hands-on summer cooking camp, middle school students will explore global foods and cultures—one continent at a time. Each session focuses on a new region of the world, giving campers a delicious way to learn about geography, traditions, and flavors from around the globe. June 16–18 | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM Europe – Italy, France, and Spain July 14–16 | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM Asia – Thailand, India, and Japan August 11-13 | 10:00 AM–12:30 PM The Americas – USA, Mexico, and Brazil Each day, students will learn about a featured country, its culture, and popular foods. Then they’ll head into the kitchen to create a delicious drink, entrée, and dessert to enjoy during class. This camp is perfect for curious cooks who love to learn, taste, and create—and it’s guaranteed to fill up fast! Instructor: Sarah Lang is a local cookbook author, experienced cooking instructor, and global foods expert who loves introducing students to flavors from around the world.