Level up your digital game with Intro to Web Development. This isn't just about lines of code—it's a hands-on journey where you'll get to design and build your very own website from scratch. Forget abstract theories; you'll be creating something you can actually see and interact with right on your screen. Get ready to unleash your creativity, master a highly sought-after skill, and transform your ideas into a tangible, digital reality. Let's build the web together! Class is taught by OHS Sophomore Nathan Miller. Nathan Miller is a Sophomore at Orange High School and has been coding for 5 years. He is looking forward to teaching these courses for the third time. He has experience with Python, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Java, Robotics, and web development. Nathan earned an Honorable Mention for the website he created for the Congressional App Challenge, and is the incoming Secretary of the award winning OHS Robotics Team. He remembers how he fell in love with programming through camps like these, and he wants to give that experience to others.

Ceramics Open Studio Fridays is now available for currently enrolled students. Join us for an open studio and get independent time to work on projects, experiment with glaze combinations, and decorate! No outside glazes or clay permitted; please use this time to continue working on your current OAC class projects. Clay disbursements are not provided at this time. A Studio Tech will be present if you have questions! The Open Studio is designed as a pay-as-you-go or purchase multiple sessions ahead in increments of $25.

10-week classes are back! In this invigorating course, beginner students learn basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding ceramic techniques used to create basic pottery forms such as mugs, bowls, and dishes. Experienced students can deepen their pottery knowledge and evolve their skills through various surface designs, forms, and glazing combinations using our new glazes. All supplies are provided, including 5 lbs of clay. Additional clay is available for purchase for $10 per 5 lbs, which includes glazes and OAC firing costs. Student artwork must be picked up within two weeks of the session ending. After that, unclaimed work may be discarded.

10-week classes are back! In this invigorating course, beginner students learn basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding ceramic techniques used to create basic pottery forms such as mugs, bowls, and dishes. Experienced students can deepen their pottery knowledge and evolve their skills through various surface designs, forms, and glazing combinations using our new glazes. All supplies are provided, including 5 lbs of clay. Additional clay is available for purchase for $10 per 5 lbs, which includes glazes and OAC firing costs. Student artwork must be picked up within two weeks of the session ending. After that, unclaimed work may be discarded.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the residential interior design field and acquire the tools you need to successfully run your own interior design business. Upon successfully completing this program, you will obtain your R.I.D.E. (Residential Interior Design Education) credential and qualify to take the Residential Interior Design Qualifying Certification (RIDQC) exam through the Designer Society of America (DSA) and be provided with a free one-year DSA membership. For more information and to register visit: https://careertraining.ed2go.com/orangecommed/training-programs/residential-interior-designer-course-online/?Category=arts-and-design

All skill levels welcomed! Learn everything you need to know to make a gorgeous chunky hand-knit blanket in just a few hours! Guess what? No knitting experience is needed! We’ll guide you step-by-step through this and will support you with all the tricks to master the skill of creating chunky blankets just using your hands. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $60.

Cleveland Fencing Academy is a 7800 sq ft state-of-the-art fencing and sports facility for kids/adults right in Beachwood. With 17 Olympic sized fencing strips, CFA is the largest and most recognized foil and saber fencing program in the state of Ohio. Get plugged into the oldest modern Olympic sport and become competitive on a regional, national and international level! Unique opportunity in the Cleveland area! All equipment provided by the club. OCER does not provide transportation to or from this class.

We're off to see the wizard! Join Dorothy, a spirited Kansas farm girl, as she’s swept away by a tornado and transported to the magical Land of Oz. On her quest to find the mysterious Wizard who can help her return home, Dorothy meets a lovable Scarecrow in search of a brain, a kind-hearted Tin Man longing for a heart, and a timid Lion who dreams of finding courage. Together, they journey down the Yellow Brick Road, facing challenges, making unforgettable friends, and learning that the power to go home—and to be brave, smart, and loving—was within them all along. Participation Eligibility Students must be enrolled in a Fall 2025 Stagecrafters’ class in order to be eligible to audition (private coaching is not considered a Stagecrafter’s class). Prospective cast members must be registered prior to auditioning and must attend auditions to be cast in the show. Once cast, each parent/guardian must submit an ad including a photo & message (to be included in the show playbill) and a brief biography (bio) for their child. Fees GRADES 2-7: The Registration Fee below includes the Participation Fee of $149 & Ad Fee of $75. An additional mandatory costume fee of $75 is required if cast. The Costume Fee is $75 and will be collected at the first rehearsal by Parent Production. Payment will be processed prior to the first rehearsal. MY FIRST PRODUCTION K-1: The Registration Fee below includes the Participation Fee of $99 & Costume Fee of $50. ALL PARTICIPANTS: Optional purchases of Yard Signs, Shirts & Photos will be available after the cast list has been given out. Auditions GRADES 2-7: Auditions will be held on Sunday, October 5. All students grades 2-7 must audition in order to be part of the casting process. MY FIRST PRODUCTION: No audition required, enrollment is on a first come first serve basis. Rehearsals Rehearsals will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sundays from 5:30-8:30. Not every cast member will be called to every rehearsal. Once we cast the show, we will distribute rehearsal schedules that try to accommodate cast members' conflicts as best as possible. Older cast members will typically be called to more rehearsals than younger cast members. MY FIRST PRODUCTION: Rehearsals are scheduled for 11/16, 12/7, 12/14 from 1 -3 pm at OHS. Tech Week Tech week is the final and most intensive MANDATORY week of rehearsals for ALL CAST MEMBERS before a musical opens to an audience. It's when all the technical elements of the production—lighting, sound, costumes, set changes, props, microphones, special effects, and more—are integrated with the actors' performances. Tech week dates are Saturday January 10 - Thursday January 15. Show Dates/Tickets Performances are scheduled for January 16, 17 & 18, 2026. Tickets will go on sale approximately 2 weeks before the show. Cast members will receive a link to purchase tickets prior to access of the general public. Ticket prices range from $15-$20. Important Dates: 1/10-1/15 - MANDATORY TECH WEEK 1/16-1/18 - Production dates 11/2 - Bios due (11/30 for K-1) - see registration link in parent packet 11/2 - Ad artwork due - see registration link in parent packet 11/2 - Apparel Payment due 11/2 - Yard Sign Payment due 11/2 - Photo Package Payment due