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Babysit Like a ProJust for TeensBabysitting can be a fun and rewarding way to earn money and gain valuable work experience. In the unique babysitting class, participants will learn everything there is to know about supervising infants through school agers. Topics include: safety, naptime/bedtime, changing diapers, bottle feeding, activities, first aid, discipline, marketing and much more. The class will culminate with two hands-on experiences in our preschool and school age classrooms. All participants will also receive a certificate of completion.Fall 2026 -
Backyard MeterologistsEco ExplorersStep into a new role and explore the science of weather right outside your door! Participants will observe conditions, learn about clouds, wind, and precipitation, and use simple tools to track and predict the weather through hands-on activities.Fall 2026 -
Baking BuddiesGet CreativeJoin our Baking Buddies class for a fun-filled baking adventure where creativity and laughter come together! With a pinch of excitement and plenty of hands-on learning, our lively instructors lead young bakers through delicious recipes. Every child will leave with tasty treats and the skills to recreate them at home, ensuring many more kitchen memories and sweet moments to share! *PLEASE NOTE: Some of our ingredients may include or have been produced in a factory with soy, dairy, nuts, gluten, and egg. No class November 25.Fall 2026 -
Baseball & SoftballFirst base for many baseball players and athletes here in the community is the Parent / Child Little Lions Clinic. Athletes quickly swing in to league and gameplay as Kindergarteners with T-Ball and Coach Pitch Leagues. 3rd – 6th graders can participate in recreation-level baseball programs joining neighboring communities along the way. Finally, the travel baseball program continues to grow and expand and competes with the best teams in the area and has produced varsity athletes in our community. All programs give players at all ages and all skill levels an opportunity. More information for your program will be available upon registration.Category -
BasketballThe Basketball programs available to you are among out most popular and well attended programs. Your child can begin his or her basketball journey in our Parent / Child Classes, dribbling along to Kindergarten and 1st clinics, eventually graduating to league and gameplay at Grades 3 & 4. The travel basketball program competes with the best teams in the area and has produced varsity athletes in the community. Players at all ages and all skill levels are given an opportunity to join us. More information for your program will be available upon registration.Category -
Beginning Checkmate Chess (Gr. K-5)Brain PowerProgress With Chess is excited to offer two class levels to cater to students’ interests and needs, ranging from Beginner to Intermediate! Students in the Beginner section will be able to complete a legal game of chess by the end of the session. Students will learn how the pieces move, all of the various rules and caveats of chess, as well as basic checkmating patterns and endgames. Please be advised, Progress with Chess may move your child to intermediate if in the child’s best interest. Students attending Moreland Hills Elementary school must update their SDM notes to attend the program. Students without an updated note will not be able to ride the Rec Bus. Any students who will not be attending a class must email knewman@orangecsd.org to confirm their absence.Fall 2026 -
Beginning Spanish- In PersonEducational OpportunitiesDesigned for beginners, we will have you asking and answering questions in Spanish in no time. You will practice the basic building blocks of the language and common idiomatic expressions. You will know enough vocabulary and grammar for simple conversations, and you will learn how to ask and answer questions. Whether you speak some Spanish and need a refresher or no Spanish, you will complete the course with the skills to communicate in Spanish.Spring/Summer 2026
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Bird Builders and Bird WatchersEco ExplorersA hands on nature experience where children help build simple birdhouses and explore backyard birds. They learn to observe and identify common birds using pictures and outdoor discovery while building early science, curiosity, and fine motor skills.Fall 2026 -
Blood Pressure ScreeningWellness ServicesCall to make an appointment or walk in welcomed! Please contact the OSC at 216-831-8600 x 5700 to schedule an appointment.Senior Center Year Round 2026
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Book ClubLearning & DiscoveryJoin this interactive book club. This active group meets the third Tuesday of the month and is guided by an Orange Library staff member. Learn about the latest books and make new friends. Information can be found in the upcoming Scoop Newsletter or call the Orange Senior Center Front Desk 216-831-8600, ext. 5700. Location: Orange Senior Center Blue RoomSenior Center Year Round 2026
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Botanical Watercolors: Intermediate - Advanced - Tuesday Mornings: Fall IPaintingThis class is designed for students with prior watercolor experience who are eager to build on their skills in botanical painting. Students will learn to closely observe plants and depict them in botanically accurate and highly detailed watercolor. Explore methods for capturing the delicate details of botanical subjects, including leaves, flowers, roots, fruit, and pollinators. Together, we’ll work on layering transparent washes, perfecting dry brush techniques, and achieving realistic light, shadow, and depth to bring compositions to life. Techniques include layered wet-into-wet washes, damp painting, dry brush, masking fluid, lifting and more. A supply list is provided at registration. Intermediate - Advanced students welcomed! Already taken this class? Enroll in additional sessions to further develop your skills. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $150.Fall 2026 -
Botanical Watercolors: Intermediate - Advanced - Tuesday Mornings: Fall IIPaintingThis class is designed for students with prior watercolor experience who are eager to build on their skills in botanical painting. Students will learn to closely observe plants and depict them in botanically accurate and highly detailed watercolor. Explore methods for capturing the delicate details of botanical subjects, including leaves, flowers, roots, fruit, and pollinators. Together, we’ll work on layering transparent washes, perfecting dry brush techniques, and achieving realistic light, shadow, and depth to bring compositions to life. Techniques include layered wet-into-wet washes, damp painting, dry brush, masking fluid, lifting and more. A supply list is provided at registration. Intermediate - Advanced students welcomed! Already taken this class? Enroll in additional sessions to further develop your skills. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $150.Fall 2026 -
Botanist Buds: A Plant- Centered Steam ExperienceEco ExplorersIn this hands-on series, young botanists discover the wonders of the plant world through gardening, nature-based activities, science experiments, and creative projects. Along the way, they’ll learn how plants grow, why pollinators are important, and how plants help our environment thrive. Each student will care for their own plant while building confidence, responsibility, and a love for nature. No class November 25.Fall 2026 -
Botanist Buds: A Plant- Centered Steam ExperienceEco ExplorersIn this hands-on series, young botanists discover the wonders of the plant world through gardening, nature-based activities, science experiments, and creative projects. Along the way, they’ll learn how plants grow, why pollinators are important, and how plants help our environment thrive. Each student will care for their own plant while building confidence, responsibility, and a love for nature.Fall 2026 -
Boys Basketball In-Season Skills ClinicBasketballStay sharp throughout the season with our In-Season Skills Clinic led by the OHS Varsity Boys Basketball Coach, Marv Rashad. Designed for both recreational and travel players, this clinic focuses on skill development, game fundamentals, and basketball IQ to help players continue improving while competing during the season.Fall 2026
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Brain Body & Balance YogaExercise, Fitness & DanceNever tried a yoga class? Do you have balance or mobility concerns? Have you had a joint replacement or surgery? No problem. This is the class for you! This fun compassionate class is customized for all ages and all abilities. Chair, standing, and wall poses are used—no need to get on the floor! The focus will be on improving your balance, flexibility and strength.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Brain PowerOur programming with provide students with the opportunity to get hands-on with a wide range of topics to not only challenge children but also spark their creativity and natural skills!Category -
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Bridge Series Part 2Learning & DiscoveryTake your Bridge game to the next level. Learn about opening leads and some of the common conventions and treatments that will help you bid accurately to the correct contract. There will be ten two-hour classes. Each class will include a presentation and hands-on play.Fall 2026 -
Broadway BuddiesStudents with special needs will work along-side theatre professionals, licensed staff and experienced volunteers. Each “STAR” performer will be paired with a buddy who assists with all of the activities and staging scheduled for each rehearsal. Choreography will be adapted to individual needs. Performance held on the last day of class for family and friends. All abilities welcomeCategory -
Broadway Buddies Summer Camp Leadership CourseStagecrafters Theatre CampsVolunteer Leadership Course for Stagecrafters Summer Camps 20262026 Summer Camps
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NewElla Olsson (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Burger NightAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsJoin us for another fun cooking program. What’s on the menu? It’s burger night–burgers, fries and all the best toppings. Enjoy the meal you’ve cooked with friends!Fall 2026 -
CVC Fall Flag Football LeagueFootballFlag Football Leagues Grades 3 - 6 Flag Football is back for all of our future football stars here in the community! Boys grades 3-4 will participate in the Chagrin Valley Conference youth football league, while all other programs will compete against participants in our community. Players will be selected to evenly competitive teams. Jerseys will be provided. Volunteer coaches will select practice times Practice will begin Tuesday August 26 **IF YOU ARE REGISTERING BEFORE AUGUST 1, REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR THE GRADE THEY ARE CURRENTLY IN. We will go through and adjust as needed.**Fall 2026 -
Cabarete: Watch PartyAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsNewJoin us as we attend Stagecrafter’s Cabarete Show. Prior to the show we will meet for a fun dinner with friends at Orange High School, we kindly ask that participants pack their own dinner.Fall 2026