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East County Community Education Registration for Washougal Classes: 360-954-3838Washougal Classes, Pages 4-9, Codes begin with the letter “W”Mail : PO Box 559, Washougal, WA 98671Site: Hathaway School Portable D, 630 24th St., Washougal WA 98671

Registration for Camas Classes: 360-833-5544Camas Classes, Pages 10-15, Codes begin with the letter “C”Mail and Site Address: 841 NE 22nd Ave., Camas, WA 98607

Student’s Name (please print): Last________________________ First_____________________________

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_________________________ has my permission to participate in this ECCE activity. I understand the Community Education program does not provide insurance. I certify that my child is physically and mentally able to participate in this activity. I, intending to be legally bound, waive and release my rights and claims for damages I may accrue against any and all sponsors of this activity.

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Parent’s Name (if student is under age 18)___________________________________________________

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Email Address_________________________________________________________________________

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Youth Information: D.O.B.____________ Grade ____ School__________________T-shirt Size______

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_________________________ has my permission to participate in this ECCE activity. I understand the Community Education program does not provide insurance. I certify that my child is physically and mentally able to participate in this activity. I, intending to be legally bound, waive and release my rights and claims for damages I may accrue against any and all sponsors of this activity.

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To RegisterCheck or exact cash only. If you need a receipt, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.Washougal Classes, Pages 4-9Washougal Class Codes begin with the letter “W”.Mail: PO Box 559, Washougal, WA 98671Site: Hathaway School Portable D, 630 24th St., Washougal WA 98671Spring Office Schedule: April 1- June 24 Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Summer Office Schedule: June 27-August 26Monday - Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Phone: 360-954-3838Camas Classes, Pages 10-15Camas Class Codes begin with the letter “C”.Mail and Site Address: 841 NE 22nd Ave., Camas, WA 98607Spring Office Schedule: April 1- June 24 Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Summer Office Schedule: June 27-August 26Monday - Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Phone: 360-833-5544

School ClosuresIf school is closed at your class site, your Community Education class will not be held.

Refunds Prorated refunds will be given if the office is notified prior to the second class. Refunds will be given for one day classes if the office is notified 2 days prior to class. A $5.00 processing fee will be charged for refunds.

Limited Class SizesAll classes have a student enrollment limit.Please register early.

EAST COUNTY COMMUNITY EDUCATION www.washougal.k12.wa.us/wcer

www.camas.wednet.edu

Washougal Class Locations:• East County Community Education Hathaway Portable D, 630 24th St., Washougal• Cape Horn-Skye Elementary School 9731 Washougal River Rd., Washougal• Gause Elementary School 1100 34th St., Washougal• Hathaway Elementary School 630 24th St., Washougal • Canyon Creek Middle School 9731 Washougal River Rd., Washougal• Jemtegaard Middle School 35300 E Evergreen Blvd., Washougal• Excelsior High School 1401 39th St., Washougal• Washougal High School 1201 39th St., Washougal

Camas Class Locations:• J.D. Zellerbach Admin. Center 841 NE 22nd Ave., Camas• Dorothy Fox Elementary 2623, NW Sierra St., Camas• Grass Valley Elementary 3000 NW Grass Valley Dr., Camas• Helen Baller Elementary 1954 NE Garfield St., Camas• Lacamas Heights Elementary 4600 NE Garfield St., Camas• Prune Hill Elementary 1601 NW Tidland St., Camas• Liberty Middle School 1612 NE Garfield St., Camas• Skyridge Middle School 5220 NW Parker St., Camas• Camas High School 26900 SE 15th St., Camas

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“Hello” from East County Community EducationWashougal Community Education & Recreation and Camas Community Education work together as East County Community Education. Please read all of our information regarding office locations, contact numbers, and registration.We have 2 locations for your convenience: • Washougal office is still located at Hathaway School Portable D, 630 24th St., Washougal. • Camas office is located at the JDZ Admin. Center, 841 NE 22nd Ave, Camas.To register see “Registration and other class information” below.Classes are self-supporting and taught by knowledgeable instructors who share their talents. ECCE believes instructors are the mainstay of the program, and ECCE is the facilitator. “Thank you” to all our past instructors, facilitators, and coaches for your contributions.We want to bring your skills and expertise to your friends and neighbors through the use of your local school facilities. We encourage your input as we continue to grow. To instruct a class in Washougal, please call Kathy Douglas, 360-954-3838 .To instruct a class in Camas, please call Karen Rudolf, 360-833-5548.

The Washougal and Camas School Districts comply with all federal and state rules and regulations and do not discriminate on the basis of race; color; national origin, sex, age; disability; sexual orientation, including gender identity; disability or VietNam and more recent military action veteran status. This holds true for all district employment and educational programs. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the school district’s Title IX/RCW 28.640 compliance officer and/or Section 504/ADA coordinator.

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First Aid/CPRAdult First Aid and CPR class meets OSHA and WISHA standards. The card is good for 2 years. Infant CPR is not included. AED training will be available at the end of class for those who need it - please let the instructor know when you sign-in at class. There will be an additional $5.00 charge. Charlene Dawson, InstructorJemtegaard M.S. - LibraryThursdayApr. 28 Code: W3004-114:00-8:30 PM Fee: $35.00 or ThursdayMay 26 Code: W3005-114:00-8:30 PM Fee: $35.00 orTuesdayJune 21 Code: W3006-114:00-8:30 PM Fee: $35.00 orTuesdayAug. 16 Code: W4004-119:00 AM-1:30PM Fee: $35.00

WASHOUGAL CLASSESwww.washougal.k12.wa.us/wcer 360-954-3838

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Art/Craft/HobbiesWood CarvingAdult Class is for new or skilled carvers. Learn new tech-niques and share resources. Materials needed will be discussed at class. No make-up days/refunds if class is canceled for the evening.WednesdaysApr. 20-June 15 Code: W3001-115:30-8:30 PM Fee: $20.00Washougal H.S. - WoodshopDave Cox, Instructor

Computers

Introduction to Ubuntu: The Free “other” Computer Operating SystemAdult Would you like to have a com-puter operating system that gives you more than just a small “window” or only a tiny “bite” into your computer and what it can do? Ubuntu is a super-fast and great-looking secure, intuitive operating system that powers desk-tops, servers, netbooks, and laptops. Ubuntu is, and always will be, absolutely free. Learn how to install, configure, and use applica-tions. A free Software CD is included with class. Bring your computer if you have one (portable preferred). If not, come anyway - watch and learn, then take the CD home and install. TuesdaysMay 3-24 Code: W3037-116:30-9:00 PM Fee: $50.00Washougal H.S. - LibraryNelson Terrence, Instructor

Introduction to Joomla: A Free “Kit” to Build Your WebsiteAdult Do you need a website with changing content for your business or personal needs, but can’t afford to pay for one? Joomla is an easy-to-learn, easy-to-use, free “kit” to build the website yourself. In class you will gain understanding of basic websites, learn how to install, setup, and use Joomla to make and maintain a web-site. In just a few sessions your professional looking website can be live on the world wide web with you in complete control.ThursdaysMay 5-26 Code: W3038-116:30-9:00 PM Fee: $50.00Washougal H.S. - LibraryNelson Terrence, Instructor

Education

See Page 9 for “Summer Camps”

Babysitter’s TrainingAges 11 to 15 Take this American Red Cross class and learn how to interview for a babysitting job, safely market yourself, and make good, respon-sible decisions. Basic care routines, first aid, emergen-cies, illness, bedtime issues, meals, and more will be discussed. Students will also learn how to adjust their actions to the child’s devel-opment and what toys and games are age appropriate. Students will take home the reference book, “Babysitter’s Handbook”, and a participa-tion card. Please bring a sack lunch.ThursdayJune 30 Code: W4005-119:00 AM-4:00 PM Fee: $55.00Hathaway School - Portable CAmerican Red Cross, Instructor

FREE Software

Washougal S.D.Credit RecoveryMondays - Thursdays

July 11-Aug. 26 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Days and times in August will be adjusted to student need

Fee: $100.00 per .5 creditCode: W4000-11

Excelsior H.S. - Computer LabMary LaFrance, InstructorTeresa Nelson, InstructorFor students who have attempted and failed a course. Students may

register for one (1) .5 credit course. When finished, if time allows, students may register for one more .5

credit course. Students can work from home on their

computers (internet access needed), or come to the

school lab and work daily. Informational flyers will be

available at Washougal H.S. or the Community Ed. office

starting in April.

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Health & Fitness

Running ClassesAges 16 to AdultDanielle Frost is an avid runner and the Washougal HS. assistant cross country coach. She has participated in a number of road races, and qualifi ed to run the Boston Marathon this April. She will also be a pace group leader for Fit Right Northwest’s various mara-thon training groups.Beginning RunningNo Prerequisite. Class will help you with ev-erything a beginner needs to know. Includes an overview on proper shoes and attire, starting distances, safety is-sues, listening to your body, injury prevention, stretching techniques and a question and answer time. Then, there will be an overview on how to train for your fi rst 5k or 10k race in the spring. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a pen and notepad.SaturdayMay 21 Code: W3018-1111:00 AM-12:30 PM Fee: $20.00Gause School - Gym

Beginning MarathoningNo Prerequisite, but Begin-ning Running is recommend-ed for those who have never ran before. The instructor will cover various training plans, nutrition, proper footwear and attire, running form, stretching techniques, injury prevention and avoiding burnout. Also, information on local running groups to do long training runs with, as well as a listing of several spring and fall half and full marathons. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a pen and notepad.SaturdayJune 4 Code: W3019-1111:00 AM-12:30 PM Fee: $20.00Gause School - Gym

Tai Chi/Qigong ClassesAdultThe ancient arts of Tai Chi and Qigong combine natural, physical movement with breathing visualization, and mental concentration to give you a full body and mind workout. This art form helps relieve stress, lowers blood pressure, and improves strength, balance, mobility, and endurance. All exercise form is done standing up. Wear comfortable clothing.Jill Mitchell, InstructorWednesdaysSpringGause School, CafeteriaBeginningApr. 27-June 15 Code: W3014-116:00-7:10 PM Fee: $55.00ReturningClass is for returning Tai Chi/Qigong students.WednesdaysApr. 27-June 15 Code: W3015-116:30-7:45 PM Fee: $55.00SummerGause School, GymBeginningJuly 13-Aug. 24 Code: W4007-116:00-7:10 PM Fee: $55.00ReturningClass is for returning Tai Chi/Qigong students.July 13-Aug. 24 Code: W4008-116:30-7:45 PM Fee: $55.00

YogaAdultAll skill levels are welcome. Bring a fl oor mat. Learn breathing techniques, simple stretches, asanas, and medi-tation for relaxation. Meridian exercises, plus 5 exercises reputed to increase longevity and youthfulness included. Cape Horn-Skye School - Pod BJill Mitchell, InstructorSpringMondays, No class May 30 Apr. 25-June 20 Code: W3013-116:30-7:45 PM Fee: $55.00SummerMondaysJuly 11-Aug. 22 Code: W4006-116:30-7:45 PM Fee: $55.00


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LegoEngineeringGrades 2-5Not just any Legos, build machines with motors, learn

about gears and pulleys. Make cars that drive and robots that move! Wednesdays - Early ReleaseApr. 20-May 18 Code: W3028-1112:40-2:10 PM Fee: $65.00Gause School - CafeteriaYMCA Staff, Instructor

Finance & Law“The Residential Landlord-Tenant Act” and Laws Against DiscriminationAdultNew or experienced? Learn landlord/tenant rights, lo-cal/federal discrimination, rental agreements/leases, codes tenant selection, and evictions. Handouts/forms (smoke detector, water heat-er, credit, condition reports applications, etc.) Knowledge not legal advice. TuesdaysMay 3-10 Code: W4001-116:00-10:00 PM Fee: $50.00Hathaway School - Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

Buying/Renting Residential Property/Landlord RightsAdultCreate wealth, income, retirement (25%-75% return by saving money). New or experienced; learn negotiat-ing sales price, insurance, taxes, codes, fi nancing, ap-praisals, inspections, sales agreements, earnest money, return, and leveraging. Hand-outs/forms included. WednesdaysMay 4-11 Code: W4002-116:00-10:00 PM Fee: $50.00Hathaway School - Portable CDonald Samec, Instructor

Health & FitnessContinued

Zumba Fitness, RocioAges 16 to Adult It’s Fun, It’s Different, It’s Easy! It’s Effective, It’s Zumba !!! A Latin-inspired, dance-fit-ness class that incorporates Latin music and dance movements. This format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body to achieve a unique blended balance of cardio and muscle-toning benefits. Zumba is not only great for the body it is great for the mind. The combination of high energy and motivating music allows you to dance away your worries. Punchcard Fee-valid for 45 days:$20.00/4 classes $40.00/8 classesDrop-in Fee: Starting April 11 -$7.00/class Schedule:Tuesday/Thursday, 4:30-5:30 PM Wednesday, 7:00-8:00 PM Saturday, 9:30-10:30 AM

Introduction to Personal HealingAdult Learn how to help keep you and your families immune system at a high level and how to stay balanced in today’s world. This natural and drugless healing method (Reiki) has been used around the world. In this introduction you will learn the history and experience the healing energy in a mini-treatment. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. No disrobing is required. Our instructor has been practic-ing this simple but profound healing art for 20 years. ThursdayJune 9 Code: W3035-117:00-9:00 PM Fee: $10.00Hathaway School - Portable CJohn Janssen, Instructor




Intro to YogaAdultFind out what Yoga is all about in this 6-week course. View the class schedule at www.rushingwateryoga.com. then schedule dates with Rushing Water Yoga, 834-5994. Register and pay at Community Educa-tion. Instructor Paul Cheek is trained in the lyengar traditions, which emphasizes fundamentals of alignment through stretching and strengthening to achieve balance, and breath work. Includes a combination of relaxation, standing, and seated postures. May 9-June 19 Code: W3002-11 Fee: $60.00 orJune 20-July 31 Code: W3003-11 Fee: $60.00 orAug. 1-Sept. 11 Code: W4003-11 Fee: $60.00

Conscience EatingAdultBecome your own Boss: Weight Loss according to Genene Roth as recom-mended by Oprah Winfrey. Get support in mastering the principals of conscious eating: eat what you want when you are hungry, and yes, you can nurture yourself with food. This is a guilt-free journey to become who you want to be and claiming your own unique voice and personal power. This group is not about the past - it is about supporting yourself and others in taking positive action, making good deci-sions, and becoming and remaining conscious each and every day of how special you truly are.WednesdaysApr. 20-June 15 Code: W3033-116:30-8:00 PM Fee: $20.00Jemtegaard M.S. - LibraryMary Sauter, Instructor

Spontaneous Personality Integration Information WorkshopAdult The latest scientific break-through in psychology - A developmentally organized, neurological, physiological and bioelectrical naturally occurring healing process. A process that can blend all personalities into one with an individual who has Multiple Personality Disorder, currently know as Dissocia-tive Identity Disorder. Class includes: Dissociation and developmental stages, his-tory, characteristics, current research, and more. Purpose of class is to create aware-ness and offer information, not medical advice. TuesdaysMay 10-17 Code: W3039-117:00-9:00 PM Fee: $60.00Jemtegaard M.S. - LibraryDeAnn Korhonen, Instructor

Home & Garden

Wild Foods - Eat Your WeediesAdult Wild plant walk at William Clark Park, 3200 South In-dex St., Washougal. Meet in the parking lot by the bath-rooms. Dress warm! Explore the super foods growing around us disguised as weeds. Oprah’s Dr. Oz’s Purslane, Lambsquarter, Dandelion, etc. Experience samples of easy delicious wild recipes and learn the positive identification of wild treasures. Empower yourself with easy gardening tips to harvest wild early summer plants in your yard.SaturdayJune 11 Code: W3036-1110:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $15.00Pixie LaPlante, Instructor

DanceBe

Beginning Ballroom DanceAdult No partner needed. For new and returning students - Instructor will introduce new dances this quarter. Instructor has trained many National Champions and studied under the finest instruc-tors and coaches available, including World Champions! The instructor is fully certified in all 5 styles of Ballroom Dancing and has taught for 38 years. Students will gain confidence and poise as they learn basic patterns, fundamental footwork, cor-rect posture, and develop expression, style, and the im-portance of connecting with their partner. Mondays, No class May 30Apr. 25-June 13 Code: W3024-117:00-8:30 PM Fee: $60.00Washougal H.S. - CommonsDave Watson, Instructor

Chinese Dance ClassesLearn seated movement to stretch and develop flexibility. Dance techniques will be standing movements. Prac-tice basic routines, which will utilize sense of rhythm and timing. Also, develop mem-ory, increase coordination, and improve posture. Wear a leotard (no tights) and all work is done bare foot.Jill Mitchell, InstructorFee: $55.00 per quarterSpringGause School - CafeteriaFridays, Apr. 29-June 17 Ages 3-54:00-4:45 PM Code: W3016-11Ages 6-84:45-5:45 PM Code: W3017-11SummerGause School - GymWednesdays, July 13-Aug. 24Ages 3-510:00-10:45 AM Code: W4009-11Ages 6-810:45-11:45 AM Code: W4010-11

Mason Bees WorkshopAdultAre you a backyard gar-dener who wants more fruit production from your trees? Learn to identify and build habitat for our native Mason Bees in this very informa-tive workshop. In addition to making bee-type straws, students will receive a PVC Nesting unit. Informational materials also provided. Pay instructor a $5.00 supplies fee at class.MondayMay 2 Code: W3034-116:00-8:00 PM Fee: $10.00Hathaway School - Portable CSherian Wright, Instructor

LanguageSpanish ClassesAdultWashougal H.S. - 127Nelda Doody, InstructorLevel 1For new students. The advantages of learning to speak and/or understand a second language are great. As your skill develops move on to “Spanish, Level 2”. Pur-chase text at class or at the community ed. office. ThursdaysApr. 28-June 16 Code: W3025-117:00-8:00 PM Fee: $55.00Level 2For students who have at-tended Spanish, Level 1. As your skill develops move on to “Spanish, Level 3”. WednesdaysApr. 27-June 15 Code: W3026-117:00-8:30 PM Fee: $55.00Level 3For students who have at-tended Spanish, Level 1 and Level 2 or by teacher recom-mendation. TuesdaysApr. 26-June 14 Code: W3027-117:00-8:30 PM Fee: $55.00



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Combination Dance Pay a $5.00 fee to the instructor at the first class. Ages 3 & 4Tap, Ballet/Creative Move-ment, and Tumbling.TuesdaysApr. 26-June 14 Code: W3007-114:30-5:15 PM Fee: $45.00Gause School - CafeteriaLynne Mitchell, InstructorAges 4 & 5Tap, Pre-Ballet/Creative Movement, and Tumbling.TuesdaysApr. 26-June 14 Code: W3008-113:45-4:30 PM Fee: $45.00Gause School - CafeteriaLynne Mitchell, InstructorAges 5 to 7Tap, Ballet/Creative Move-ment, and Tumbling.TuesdaysApr. 26-June 14 Code: W3009-115:15-6:00 PM Fee: $45.00Gause School - CafeteriaLynne Mitchell, InstructorAges 7 to 10Prerequisite: 3 consecutive semesters of Combination Dance, ages 5 -7. Tap, Ballet, and Tumbling TuesdaysApr. 26-June 14 Code: W3010-116:00-7:00 PM Fee: $55.00Gause School - CafeteriaLynne Mitchell, InstructorAges 10-13Tap, Ballet, Jazz, and Tum-bling.TuesdaysApr. 26-June 14 Code: W3011-117:00-8:30 PM Fee: $65.00Tap, Pre-Ballet/Creative Movement, and Tumbling.Gause School - CafeteriaLynne Mitchell, InstructorTeen/AdultTap, Ballet, and Jazz.Mondays, No class May 30Apr. 25-June 20 Code: W3012-117:30-9:00 PM Fee: $75.00Gause School - CafeteriaLynne Mitchell, Instructor


Tae Kwon Do ClassesFor 2 work-outs a week, students may attend both Beginning and Advanced classes and receive a $10.00 discount. Beginning Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do. Class builds flexibility, concentration, confidence, and strength. Lecture and demonstration. Modern and traditional techniques through individual and group drills. Self-defense is included. Wear comfortable sweats. Optional end of class rank test.Hathaway School - GymSteve Brown, Instructor Ages 6-12TuesdaysApr. 19-June 14 Code: W3020-116:00-7:00 PM • Fee: $60.00• $10.00 discount if you attend Tuesday and Thursday.Ages 13-AdultTuesdaysApr. 19-June 14 Code: W3021-117:15-8:15 PM • Fee: $60.00• $10.00 discount if you attend Tuesday and Thursday.

Advanced More attention to bag work, sparring, and advanced techniques. Class includes Kickboxing. Wear comfort-able sweats. Optional end of class rank test. Hathaway School - GymSteve Brown, InstructorAges 6-12ThursdaysApr. 21-June 16 Code: W3022-116:00-7:00 PM • Fee: $60.00• $10.00 discount if you attend Tuesday and Thursday.Ages13-AdultThursdaysApr. 21-June 16 Code: W3023-117:15-8:15 PM Fee: $60.00• $10.00 discount if you attend Tuesday and Thursday.



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Sports

Spring Pickleball ClassesJemtegaard M.S. - GymMichael Wolfe, InstructorWednesdaysApr. 20-June 15Fee: $20.00Limit 24 students per class. Pay a $10.00 equipment fee to the instructor at class.Beginning Ages 10 to Adult - Ages 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent. First class is free - includes a demonstration and play time. Students who have not pre-registered may register at this class - space permitting. Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in America! Pickleball combines skills from table tennis, badmin-ton, tennis, and racquetball. Students will learn rules and etiquette, basic paddle skills, serve and return of serve, net play, a variety of strokes and basic winning strategies. This is an excellent family activity with an emphasis on fun and good sportsmanship. Pickleball can be played by all ages and is easier on your knees and back than similar sports.5:30-7:00 PM Code: W3029-11 Advanced Adult Prerequisite: Students should be a 3.0 or higher rated player or the equivalent to participate. If you have questions regarding skill level, please email or call Michael Wolf, [email protected] or 360-335-1333. There will be or-ganized competitive play with very little or no instruction. 7:30-9:00 PM Code: W3030-11

Summer Pickleball ClassesWashougal H.S., Tennis Court• If raining, class will be held at the Jemtegaard M.S. gym.Michael Wolfe, InstructorWednesdays, No class July 13June 22-Aug. 17Fee: $20.00 Limit 24 students per class. Pay a $10.00 equipment fee to the instructor at class.IntermediateAges 10 to Adult - Ages 16 and under must be accompanied by a parent. For students with Pickleball experience who want to improve skills and learn ad-vanced strategies. Students should know Pickleball rules. Covers basic and advanced strategies, proper strokes, and a review of rules and etiquette. 5:30-7:00 PM Code: W4012-11 AdvancedAdult Students should be a 3.0 or higher rated player or equivalent. If you have questions regarding skill level, email or call Michael Wolf, [email protected] or 360-335-1333. There will be organized competitive play with little or no instruction.7:30-9:00 PM Code: W4013-11

Soccer Fundamentals Boys and girls, ages 9 to 12Learn a variety of skills and fundamentals from the Washougal H.S. Boys JV Soccer Coach. Includes ball control, ball striking, and ball winning skills. Also, how to win 50-50 balls, shield, set your opponent up, and practice fakes. Bring water and wear sunscreen. Tuesday - FridayJuly 5-8 Code: W4016-119:00-11:00 AM Fee: $40.00Washougal H.S. - StadiumCharles Boyce, Instructor




Basketball Fundamentals Camp Boys and girls, learn a wide variety of skills and funda-mentals from our Washougal H.S.Girls Varsity Basketball Coach. Includes ball handling, shooting, defense, rebounding, fast break drills, and the fundamentals of the screen and roll. Bring a water bottle. Monday - ThursdayJune 27-30Washougal H.S. - GymCharles Boyce, InstructorFee: $40.00Grades 2-5 (2011-2012 SY)9:00-11:00 AM Code: W4014-11Grades 6-8 (2011-2012 SY)1:00-3:00 PM Code: W4015-11

WHS Panther Volleyball CampGrades 6 through 9, 2011-12 SYSharpen your volleyball fun-damentals and have fun! In-structed by Volleyball Coach Mandy Busby and WHS Volleyball Players. A great opportunity to develop your passing, setting, hitting, and serving skills. Team build-ing, communication, and a deeper understanding of the game will also be a focus. Bring water, tennis shoes, and kneepads, see you on the court! Go Panthers!Monday - ThursdayJuly 18-21 Code: W4018-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $50.00Washougal H.S. - Gyms Mandy Busby, Instructor

Summer Day Camps

Lego Engineering Grades 2-6, 2010-2011 SYGears - Pulleys - Machines. What more do we need to say. This ain’t your lil’ sib-lings Lego Camp. We’ll make cars! We’ll make robots! And, we’ll make some mon-ster noise as we move with motors. Fee includes T-shirt.Monday - FridayJuly 11-15 Code: W4031-119:00 AM-12:00PM Fee: $90.00Hathaway School - CafeteriaYMCA Staff, instructors

Jr Legos Age 4 to Grade 1, 2010-2011 SYDon’t let the term “Jr.” fool

you. This is seri-ous Lego making business. We have a huge col-lection of Legos to help students create all kinds of great projects,

that test the kids’ imagina-tions. Fee includes T-shirt.Monday - FridayJuly 11-15 Code: W4032-119:00 AM-12:00PM Fee: $90.00Hathaway School - CafeteriaYMCA Staff, instructor

Preschool Day Camps Ages 3 to 5Monday through Thursday9:30- AM-12:00 PMNikki Mael, instructorHathaway School - Portable AFee: $55.00Art-rageous!Explore art using geometric-shapes, paint a mural, use wood and shiny objects to create a special masterpiece. Construct a delicious snack using blocks and mortar.July 18-21 Code: W4020-11Peddle Power!Learn about bicycles and bicycle safety. Have a bicycle rodeo, see unicycles, tan-dems and mountain bikes. Bring your own tricycle or bicycle, or use one of ours. July 25-28 Code: W4021-11

WashougalSummer CampsPreschool to Grade 6, 10-11 SYCamps include theme based activities, walking fi eld trips, library visits, science projects and hands-on learning. Lunch and snacks provided. Preregistration required.Monday through Friday7:30 AM-5:30 PMECCE Staff, InstructorsHathaway School - Portable BFee: Full day (over 5 hours) $40.00 a day1/2 day (5 hours or less) $28.00 a daySplash CampGet wet with lots of fun water activities. Enjoy games, arts and crafts and good food.June 22-24 Code: W4022-11Celebrate the U.S.A.Celebrate America with ev-erything red, white and blue including an old-fashion BBQ. June 27-July 1 Code: W4023-11Wilderness ExplorersSet up a tent - go on a bug hunt, nature walk, track ani-mals, and learn survival skills. July 5-8 Code: W4024-11South of the BorderExplore Mexico - culture, language and foods - a fun fi esta at the end of the week.July 11-15 Code: W4025-11Art-rageous!Get creative! Different kinds of art - sculpting, painting, theatre, dance and music. July 18-22 Code: W4026-11What’s Cooking?Bring out the apron and mix-ing bowls! Cook and prepare foods from around the world.July 25-29 Code: W4027-11ZookeepersLearn about critters and creatures you fi nd at the zoo. Aug. 1-5 Code: W4028-11Old MacDonaldGrow a garden, make homemade food, and study different farm animals. Aug. 8-12 Code: W4029-11Last BlastBuild forts, fl y kites, play wa-ter games, have a scavenger hunt, and more.Aug. 15-19 Code: W4030-11

CAMAS CLASSESwww.camas.wednet.edu 360-833-5544 or 360-833-5548“Registration Form” Page 2. “Registration Information” Page 3.


Art/Craft/HobbiesNW Children’s Art Drawing ClassGrades: K-5 A drawing based art class to strengthen abilities, learn ba-sic concepts, and have FUN! Mediums include: oil pastel, watercolor pencils and more. A different project using dif-ferent mediums each week. You will be amazed at the quality of work they will pro-duce. Trained instructor that is passionate about art.WednesdaysApr. 20-May 25 Code: C3204-112:00-3:00 PM Fee: $85.00JDZellerbachConference Rm FKrista Griffin, Instructor

EducationCPR/1st Aid Re-CertificationAdults This class is designed for people currently certified in CPR/First Aid. The class meets OSHA and WISHA standards. AED Training is included. Infant CPR not included. WednesdayJune 1 Code: C4231-11 6:00-9:00 PM Fee: $40.00Camas H.S. Sports Med RoomValeria Parbon, Instructor

Safe On My OwnAges 8 to 11 This Red Cross class in-cludes: personal safety, how to answer the door or phone when home alone, internet safety, sibling care, how to get help, basic first aid and family communication. You may bring a snack to class.ThursdayMay 19 Code: C3207-114:00-6:00 PM Fee: $35.00JD Zellerbach Conference Rm FStaci Firl, Instructor

Lego Engineering Grades 2-5 Not just any Lego’s! Build machines with motors, learn about gears and pulleys. Make cars that drive and ro-bots that move. Snack will be provided. No make-up days.WednesdaysApr. 20-May 25 Fee: $65.00J.D. Zellerbach2:00-3:30 PM Code: C3212-11JD Zellerbach Room 303 Lacamas1:20-2:50 PM Code: C3214-11Lacamas Elem. Room 101 Prune Hill1:20-2:50 PM Code: C3216-11Prune Hill Elem. Library

Lego Jr. Club Grades K-1st After School Legos for younger students. Students will build Lego projects with direction and assistance from the YMCA Staff. Snack will be provided. No make-up days.WednesdaysApr. 20-May 25 Fee: $60.00J.D. Zellerbach2:00-3:30 PM Code: C3211-11JD Zellerbach Room 303Lacamas1:20-2:50 PM Code: C3213-11Lacamas Elem. Room 101 Prune Hill1:20-2:50 PM Code: C3215-11Prune Hill Elem. LibraryYMCA Staff, Instructor

Mad Science Grades K-5 Educational, hands-on activi-ties and amazing demonstra-tions to capture the imagina-tion of children. We spark curiosity and instill an under-standing of what science is about and how it affects the world around them. WednesdaysApr. 20-May 25 Fee: $85.00Dorothy Fox1:20-2:20 PM Code: C3218-11Dorothy Fox Elem.Grass Valley1:20-2:20 PM Code: C3217-11Grass Valley Elem. LibraryHelen Baller1:20-2:20 PM Code: C3219-11Helen Baller Elem. CafeteriaMad Science, Instructor

Health & FitnessZumba Fitness with Tia

Ages: 16 - Adult Come see what all the buzz is about. Zumba is a fitness program inspired by Latin music and dance. Zumba is so much fun. It is truly “Exercise in Disguise”. You can easily burn 500 calories in a class. Wear comfortable clothes and bring water. Fee: $65 punch card that includes 10 Camas classes anytime. 1st class is always free! Morning Classes: Wed & Fri 9:00-10:00 AM Evening Classes: Tues & Thurs 6:00-7:00 PMApr. 1-29 Code: C3208-11May 3-31 Code: C3209-11June 1-30 Code: C4227-11July 1-29 Code: C4228-11Aug. 2-31 Code: C4229-11JD Zellerbach Main GymTia Kane, Instructor

SportsCheerleading 101Grades: 6-11 Girls will learn arm motions, jumps, cheers, chants and beginning stunting. High School girls will also learn sideline dances and the CHS Fight Song. This class will be a fun introduction to cheer for middle school students. High school students will learn everything you need to know to try out for CHS Cheerlead-ing. Bring water, wear shorts and gym shoes. No prior cheer experience required. No class May 10th, it’s re-scheduled for Mon, May 9thTuesdays and ThursdaysMay 3-26 Code: C3210-116:00-7:30 PM Fee: $75.00Camas H.S. Main Gym

Brandy Reed, Instructor

CAMAS CLASSES www.camas.wednet.edu 360-833-5544 or 360-833-5548 “Registration Form” Page 2. “Registration Information” Page 3.


Sports Cont.Adult Beginning Golf ClinicAdults Learn to play the game of golf at any age. Skills cov-ered will be putting, chipping and full swing with irons and woods. Join one class or join all. Clubs recommended, but not required. SaturdayApr. 23 Code: C3229-11OrMay 28 Code: C3230-113:00-5:00 PM Fee: $35.00Camas Meadows Golf Club Camas Meadows, Instructors

Adult Golf LessonsAdults Complete series on how to play the game of golf! Learn fundamentals from set up, to playing on the course. First 4 weeks will be 1 hour of put-ting, chipping, irons/hybrids, and woods. The final class of each session will be 3 hours, of 9 holes, on the course.SaturdaysApr. 30-June 4 Code: C3231-1110:00-11:00 AM Fee: $175.00(No class Memorial Weekend)ORTuesdaysMay 31-June 28 Code: C3232-114:30-5:30 PM Fee: $175.00Camas Meadows Golf ClubCamas Meadows, Instructors

Junior Golf ClinicAges: 6 to 14 An introduction to the game of golf! Students will learn the basics of putting, chip-ping and full swing. Sign up for one class or all four. Clubs recommended, but not required. No experience necessary. Saturday12:00-2:00 PM Fee: $35.00 per classApr. 23 Code: C3225-11May 14 Code: C3226-11May 28 Code: C3227-11June 11 Code: C3228-11Camas Meadows Golf Club

Korean Martial Arts7 years to Adult

Learn the Korean martial art of Soo Bahk Do. Classes conducted in a safe environment of non-contact to ensure the best experience for all involved.

Immediate family members receive a $30 discount. - Uniforms available for purchase. - Federation membership re-quired for rank advancement.Mondays, WednesdaysJD Zellerbach Main Gym(No class Memorial Day)Masters, Oulashin & SmithAdvanced Sessions6:00-7:00 PM Fee: $127.50 May 2-June 29 Code: C3223-11 July 6-Aug. 31 Code: C4258-11 Beginners Sessions5:00-5:45 PM Fee: $127.50May 2-June 29 Code: C3222-11July 6-Aug. 31 Code: C4257-11

Over 35 BasketballPlay basketball and keep in shape for the Over 35 Crowd! New teams formed each week. Absolutely NO children allowed on site. Class limit is 25.WednesdaysApr. 13-June 29 Code: C3221-11July 6-Aug. 31 Code: C4252-117:00-9:00 PM Fee: $20.00Skyridge M.S. Main GymAndy Schmunk, Instructor

Summer CampsArt Alive!2011-2012 Grades 1-5 Discover famous artists & create art based on their work. Different artist will be studied each day! NEW artists will be studied this year. Can be taken with the “Monster Mash” class. These students can pack a lunch and eat with teacher between the two classes.Monday throughThursdayJuly 11-21 Code: C4217-119:00-10:30 AM Fee: $120.00Prune Hill Elem. Room 4Jessica Crowe, Instructor

Monster Mash!2011-2012 Grades 1-5 A class centered all around monsters! Including: Monster science, literature, math, and art. Write your own monster stories and make monster treats.We’ll listen to, and play, a little monster music. This class can be taken with the “Art Alive” class. Stu-dents can pack a sack lunch and eat with the teacher in between the two classes. Monday through ThursdayJuly 11-21 Code: C4218-1111:00 AM-12:30 PM Fee: $100.00Prune Hill Elem. Room 4Jessica Crowe, Instructor

Kid Show2011-2012 Grades: 2-5 Join our music director in this fun filled two week camp. Students will help choreo-graph dance, choose songs, create a script and make a backdrop. A concert for family and friends July 8th at 10:00 AM. Bring a snack to class each day.Monday through FridayJune 27-July 8 Code: C4226-119:00-11:30 AM Fee: $68.00Helen Baller Elem. CafeteriaPatti Hardy, Instructor

Missoula Children’s Theater 2011-2012 Grades 1-12 Featuring, “The Little Mer-maid”. Join Ariel, a young mermaid princess, who is dissatisfied with life under the sea and curious about the human world.Auditions - Mon, July 18th with practices during the remainder of the week. Prac-tice times vary depending on the role your child gets. Two performances on Saturday, July 23rd, at 3:00 & 5:30 PM. $90 per child, $75 for each additional sibling.Monday through SaturdayJuly 18-23 Code: C4230-11Practice times vary Fee: $90.00Camas High School Theater



Summer Camps Cont.

Chinese Language & Craft Activity Camp2011-2012 Grades 2-6 Students will learn basic Chinese vocabulary and con-versation as well as a variety of Chinese cultural activities including: Chinese knotting, paper cutting art, dough art and straw art.Monday through FridayAug. 1-5 Code: C4214-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $120.00JDZellerbach Conference Rm FSandra Liao, Instructor

Fun Times with Nursery RhymesAges 4, 5 & 6 Nursery Rhymes are trea-sured short stories. Students will learn nursery rhymes through song and dramatic play. Also create a thematic snack each day and com-plete a portfolio of nursery rhyme art work to take home and share with their family. Taught by Prune Hill kindergarten teachers.Monday through FridayJuly 25-29 Code: C4219-119:00-11:00 AM Fee: $120.00Prune Hill Elem. Room 11Papantchev & Alanis, Instructors

Math Mania 2011-2012 Grades 1-4Learning math has never been this much fun! Explora-tion of shapes and patterns with fun hands on projects while learning essential skills! Sign up for one or both classes. The curriculum will be different each session.Monday through Thursday9:00-11:00 AM Fee: $75.00July 25-28 Code: C4212-11ORAug. 1-4 Code: C4213-11Prune Hill ElementaryArun Cameron, Instructor

Lego Summer Camps Lego EngineeringAges: 7-12 Gears & Pulleys & Machines- OH MY! This ain’t your lil’ siblings Lego Camp! We’ll make cars and robots that move with motors! Challeng-ing, fun and complete with age appropriate curriculum. Send a sack lunch and water bottle with your child to class each day. Monday through FridayJune 27-July 1 Code: C4254-11JDZellerbach CafeteriaORJuly 25-29 Code: C4256-11JDZellerbach Room 3038:30 AM-2:30 PM Fee: $139.00 YMCA Staff, Instructor

Lego JuniorAges: 4-6 Don’t let the term “Jr.” fool you, this is serious Lego business! We have a HUGE collection of Lego’s that we use to create amazing proj-ects that will test your childs imagination.Bring a snack and water bottle to class.Monday through FridayJune 27-July 1 Code: C4253-11JDZellerbach CafeteriaORJuly 25-29 Code: C4255-11JDZellerbach Room 3039:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $85.00YMCA Staff, Instructor

Reading Writing Workshops2011-12 Grades K-2 Join these fun-filled intensive literacy camps dedicated to reading and writing at your child’s instructional level. Take one or both sessions.Classes taught by Lacamas Elementary teachers. Monday through Thursday9:00-11:30 AM Fee: $100.00Lacamas Elementary Rm 103Ferocious Big Cats!July 11-14 Code: C4215-11ORMeat Eating Sharks!July 18-21 Code: C4216-11MacLachlan & Hansel, Instructors

Mad Science Camps *All Mad Science Summer Camps will be held Monday through Friday in the J.D.Z. Cafeteria. Students will receive a t-shirt & take-home projects.* Rockets & the Science of Flight2011-2012 Grades K-2 Space, rockets, planes, and flight for a rockin’ good time! Learn the hows and whys of aerodynamics by studying all things that fly. Bring a snack to class each day. Topics: The Wright Stuff, Newton’s Loco-Motion, It’s an Up Thing, The Milky Way & Rockin’ Rockets.July 11-15 Code: C4221-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $149.00

* Imagination Academy2011-2012 Grades K-2 Discover, create and play in a fun-filled exploration that will truly spark the imagina-tion! Bring a snack to class each day.July 18-22 Code: C4222-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $149.00* Radical Robotics2011-2012 Grades: 3-6 Discover the wonderful world of automation. Learn the basics and complexities of robotics and build 2 robots of your very own! Bring a snack and sack lunch to class. Topics: What is a Robot, Electric Thoughts, Machine Muscles, Robot Building.July 25-29 Code: C4223-119:00 AM-3:00 PM Fee: $299.00

Babysitter’s Boot CampAges: 11-15 Join this three day Red Cross camp. Students will learn Babysitter’s curriculum, Infant and Child CPR, and have a simulated day of babysitting with a computerized infant. Bring a sack lunch and drink to class each day.Wednesday, Thursday, FridayJuly 6-8 Code: C4211-119:00 AM-3:00 PM Fee: $125.00JDZellerbach Conference Rm FAmerican Red Cross, Instructor


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Ready for Kindergarten2011-2012 Kindergartners Help your child transition smoothly into kindergar-ten! Skills learned through hands-on games, engaging activities, songs, and art projects. Sign up for classes separately or in a combina-tion. All students need a backpack (school supplies will be provided). Families interested in the Lunch & Enrichment Hour will need to send a sack lunch with their child (no foods with nuts). 1 K Session $150.002 K Sessions $300.00 1 K Session & Lunch $225.00 Lunch/Enrich only $75.00 All Sessions $375.00Monday through FridayPrune Hill Elem. Room 11July 11-22 Sessions include * * Reading & WritingWritten print & how to use a book. Correctly write their first name in D’Nealian font, form capital & lowercase letters, follow step-by-step directions and much more!9:00-11:00 AM Code: C4205-11Reading & Writing + Lunch and Enrichment Time9:00-12:00 Code: C4206-11

*Math & ScienceCorrectly write numbers, make number sets, identify numbers out of sequence & play math games. Science exploration, projects, hands-on learning and much more!12:00-2:00 PM Code: C4207-11Math & Science + Lunch & Enrichment Time11:00-2:00 Code: C4208-11

* Lunch & EnrichmentEat lunch with classmates and teachers, work on conversation skills and table manners. Recess on the playground, structured games and free-play. Bring your own sack lunch (no nut products allowed).11:00-12:00 Code: C4210-11* All Ready for K Sessions9:00-2:00 Code: C4209-11

Spanish Summer Camp Ages: 5 - 11 Immerse your child in the Spanish language this sum-mer. Learn new words while exploring Mexican history through hands-on activities. Both sessions end with a fiesta & pinata! Discover the wealth of influences found in Hispanic culture! Take one or both sessions.Session 1Build Mayan statues, fend off creatures with the Aztec Shields, chase away your troubles with a handmade Worry Doll, and celebrate with a fiesta!Session IINavigate through Mexico with a handmade map.Watch an “ancient” volcano explode. Learn about famous Spanish people and tour the museum of art created by your child!Monday through Thursday9:00-11:30 AM Fee: $80.00JDZellerbach CafeteriaSession 1July 25-28 Code: C4233-11Session IIAug. 1-4 Code: C4234-11 Kristin Conradie, Instructor Story Writing Workshop Eric Carle Inspired 2011-2012 Grades 1-3 Enter the world of renowned children’s author Eric Carle! Study the works of this famous writer and go through the writing process to create your very own book. We will use numerous Carle books as inspiration to write and illustrate our stories. End the session with your own lamnated, bound book. Cost includes supplies.Monday through ThursdayJuly 25-Aug. 4 Code: C4220-1111:00 AM-12:30 PM Fee: $100.00Prune Hill ElementaryAmanda Lomax, Instructor

Summer Camp at J.D.Z.

2011-2012 Grades K-6th Students will participate in a variety of fun & exciting activ-ities including arts, crafts, or-ganized games, walking field trips, library visits, science projects, cooking & Reader’s Theater. Each week will have a new theme as well as time to just kick back & enjoy being a kid! Snacks provided by us, lunch provided by parents.

Full day: over 5 hours$200 a week, or $45 a day Half day: 5 hours or less $140 a week, or $30 a dayMonday through Friday7:00 AM - 5:30 PM J.D. Zellerbach Room 303All Ball!June 23-24 Code: C4238-11Party in the U.S.A.June 27-July 1 Code: C4239-11We are FamilyJuly 5-8 Code: C4240-11 (Closed Monday, July 4th)DinosaursJuly 11-15 Code: C4241-11Moovin’ & Groovin’July 18-22 Code: C4242-11Ooey GoeyJuly 25-29 Code: C4243-11 ImaginariumAug. 1-5 Code: C4244-11Story TellersAug. 8-12 Code: C4245-11Mystery WeekAug. 15-19 Code: C4246-11We’ve Got TalentAug. 22-26 Code: C4247-11



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Summer Camps Cont.

Boys Basketball Fundamentals Camp2011-2012 Boys Grades 3-6 Have fun working on fundamentals that will help you be successful on the basketball court. The focus is on building skills at all levels, player development & good sportsmanship. Play scrimmage games each day. Skill development includes: dribbling, passing, shoot-ing, offense, defense, and rebounding. Certificates for each participant. Special awards will also be given out. To receive a t-shirt preregis-ter one week in advance.Monday through ThursdayJuly 11-14 Code: C4248-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $60.00Liberty M. S Main GymScott Eppinger, Instructor

Camas Boys Basketball CampsJoin Camas varsity coach, Scott Preuniger, in an exciting basketball camp! We teach all areas of the game with an emphasis on individual fundamentals and concepts of team play. These organized camps help you improve on personal skills.Monday through Thursday2011-2012 Boys Grades 2-5June 27-30 Code: C4261-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $70.00Skyridge M.S. Main Gym2011-2012 Boys Grades 6-8June 27-30 Code: C4262-111:00 PM-4:00 PM Fee: $70.00Liberty M.S Main Gym2011-2012 Boys Grades 2-4Aug. 8-11 Code: C4263-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $70.00Skyridge M.S. Main Gym2011-2012 Boys Grades 5-6Aug. 8-11 Code: C4264-111:00 PM-4:00 PM Fee: $70.00Skyridge M.S. Main GymScott Preuninger, Instructor

Camas Girls Basketball CampRun by CHS girls varsity coach, Chuck Knight, and other Jr. Basketball coaches. This camp will focus on indi-vidual skill work, team play, basic fundamentals and hav-ing fun! Skill work includes: shooting, dribbling, passing and defense. Games played each day. Awards for three point contest, free throw shooting, hot shots, knockout and other daily competitions.Monday through Thursday2011-2012 Girls Grades 6-8June 27-30 Code: C4266-114:00-7:00 PM Fee: $70.00Liberty M.S. Main Gym2011-2012 Girls Grades 2-4Aug. 1-4 Code: C4249-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $70.00Skyridge M.S. Back Gym2011-2012 Girls Grades 5-6Aug. 1-4 Code: C4259-111:00 PM-4:00 PM Fee: $70.00Skyridge M.S. Back GymChuck Knight, Instructor

Tennis Camp Tennis anyone? Develop good technique and basic skills while learning the fundamentals of forehand, backhand, serving, scoring, and positioning. Advanced students will focus on refin-ing strokes and more intense lessons. The class will be taught by CHS tennis coach-es. Wear sunscreen, bring a water bottle, and a racket.To receive a t-shirt preregister one week in advance.Monday through ThursdayJuly 18-21 Fee: $50.002011-2012 Grades 3-59:00-10:25 AM Code: C4236-112011-2012 Grades 6-810:30-12:00 PM Code: C4237-11Camas H.S. Tennis CourtsA. Sumpter & J. Burton, Instructor

Volleyball Camp for Girls2011-2012 Grades 6-9 Beginner, intermediate & advanced players join our CHS coaches & players for a great volleyball camp! Skill development includes serving, passing, setting & hitting. Volleyball games played each day. Wear ten-nis shoes, knee pads, and bring a water bottle to class. To receive a t-shirt preregis-ter one week in advance.Monday, Tuesday, WednesdayJuly 11-13 Code: C4232-118:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $60.00Camas H.S. Main GymJulie Nidick, Instructor

Flag Football Camp2011-2012 Boys Grades 3-6 Boys work on fundamentals that will help you be suc-cessful on the football field. Focus is on building skills at all levels, player develop-ment & sportsmanship. Play scrimmage games each day. Completion certificates for each participant. Skills includes: passing, re-ceiving, designing & running plays, positions on offense/defense, and special teams.To receive a t-shirt preregis-ter one week in advance.Monday through ThursdayJuly 25-28 Code: C4250-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $60.00Doc Harris Stadium FieldScott Eppinger, Instructor

Soccer Rules with Dan Macaya2011-2012 Grades K-8 Learn new skills or touch-up on techniques. Skills include: dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. Coaching staff made up of local college players that love helping out in their community! To receive a t-shirt preregister one week in advance.Monday through ThursdayJune 27-30 Code: C4235-119:00 AM-12:00 PM Fee: $60.00Liberty M.S.G Field

Camas Meadows Golf Club offers summer camps for

students ages 5 - 18. For more information call

360-833-2000 or go to www.camasmeadows.com


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Camas Summer Camps Continued

Clark County Coach-a-Roo Wrestling CampsFeaturing some of the best coaches & wrestlers from the SW WA area. After learning skills in the morning, older wrestlers will have the opportunity to reinforce concepts by teaching them to young wrestlers in the afternoon. This will enable them to master techniques that win championships & create lasting relationships. The camp is ran by the same team that brought about Camas Jr Wrestling & The Camas CROCS Club. For more information go to www.Clark-CountyWrestlingCamp.com.To receive a t-shirt you must pre-register one week in advance. Grades 7-12 pay $40.00 if they stay and coach grades K-6 in the afternoon. Monday through Friday2011-2012 7-12 GradesJuly 25-29 Code: C4224-1110:00 AM-12:30 PM Fee: $80.00(discount $40 if coaching younger wrestlers)2011-2012 K-6 GradesJuly 25-29 Code: C4225-111:30 PM-3:00 PM Fee: $40.00Skyridge M.S. Gym 2Tom Sawyer, Brody Faler, Instructor

Library NewsWashougal LibraryThe library has a large variety of programs during the spring and summer. Please call 835-5393 or visit 1661 C St., Washougal, or check the website at www.fvrl.org for more information.Camas Library NewsThe library has a large variety of programs during the spring and summer. Please call 834-4692 or visit 625 NE 4th Ave., Camas, or check the website at www.ci.camas.wa.us/library for more information.

Hershey’s Track MeetLocal/District Combined

Saturday, May 21, 20118:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.McKenzie Stadium, Vancouver, WA 98684For more information call 360-604-4082Hosted by SW Community Education ConsortiumTo Register: Go online to evergreenps.org click on the Community Education link and then on the Hershey’s Track Link. Download the registration form, bring your completed registration form with proof of age to the meet. Registering early is not necessary.

Mother’s Day Plant & Garden FairSaturday, May 7, 20119:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.Camas High School Campus (new location)26900 SE 15th StreetCamas, WA 98607Website: www.cwplantfair.orgEmail: [email protected] fair includes over 70 regional nurseries and local merchants displaying all types of plants and garden accessories. Also free for the children is a “Kids Zone”, where kids can craft that “one of a kind” Mother’s Day gift.

Come and enjoy the festive fair atmosphere at our new location!


Camas School District, 841 NE 22nd Ave., Camas, WA 98607, 360-335-3000Washougal School District, 4855 Evergreen Way, Washougal WA 98671, 360-954-3000Mt. Pleasant School District, 152 Marble Road, Washougal WA 98671, 360-835-3371City of Washougal, 1701 C Street, Washougal WA 98671, 360-835-8501City of Camas, 616 NE Fourth Avenue, Camas WA 98607, 360-834-6864Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce, 422 NE Fourth Avenue, Camas WA 98607, 360-834-2472Port of Camas-Washougal, 24 South A Street, Washougal WA 98671, 360-835-2196Clark County Board of Commissioners, 360-397-2232C-Tran/C-Van, 360-695-0123Loaves and Fishes at the Washougal Civic Center, 1681 C Street, Washougal WA 98671, 360-835-8742The Unified Family Center - a social services center managed by Children’s Home Society, 1702 C Street, Washougal WA 98671, 360-835-7802Two Rivers Heritage Museum, 1 - 16 Street, Washougal WA 98671, 360-835-8742



CommunityContacts

Dates to RememberSnow Make-up Day, Washougal...............................................................April 29Memorial Day Holiday, Camas/Washougal............................................May 30Camas High School Graduation..............................................................June 10Washougal High School Graduation........................................................June 11Snow Make-up Day, Camas/Washougal..................................................June 17Snow Make-up Day, Camas/Washougal..................................................June 20Snow Make-up Day, Camas.................................................................June 21Last Day of School, 3 hr. early release K-12, Washougal........................June 21Last Day of School, early release, Camas...............................................June 22Community Education Fall Catalog available on-line.......................September 6Washougal School District events - www.washougal.k12.wa.us and click on “Calendar of events.”Camas School District events - www.camas.wednet.edu under “Parents Corner,” click on “Calendar; All Events.”

Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. Our instructors are famous for their ability to create warm and supportive communities for learners. All courses run for six weeks with a two-week grace period at the end. Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, and more. You can complete any course entirely from your home or office, any time of the day or night. After viewing our website, if you have questions call Kathy, 360-954-3838.How to Get Started:Visit www.ed2go.com/washougalcommed our Online Instruction Center.Search for the course(es) you are interested in by title, subject, or department - Accounting and Finance, Business, Computer Applications, Teaching and Education, Personal Develop-ment and many more. When you find the course you want to enroll in, click “Enroll Now” and follow prompts to enroll and pay for your course. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click on “My Classroom”.To begin your studies, simply log in with your e-mail and the password you selected during enrollment. All courses require Internet access, e-mail, the Netscape Navigator, or the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser. Some courses may have additional requirements. Please visit our Online Instruction Center for more information.New course sessions begin on the third Wednesday of each month. Start dates for the courses are listed at the Online Instruction Center web-site.

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