Join us and your friends as the OSC celebrates the USA turning 250! Celebrate with themed crafts, an all-American themed lunch, photo opportunities and so much more!

The course is designed to provide participants with a basic understanding of events which may require a person to need medical attention. Participants will learn how to recognize signs that someone is in danger, and how to react to the situation. Topics discussed will include: how to recognize when someone needs CPR, how to perform high quality CPR on an adult, child and infant, hands on practice with a trainer AED, how to help someone who is choking, etc. Participants will gain exposure and confidence in recognizing an emergency and how to react in emergency situations. Participants will get the opportunity to do hands-on practice of skills discussed in class. Successful completion of the class will make participants eligible to obtain their American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED card.

Get ready to move, groove, and build confidence in this high-energy hip-hop class! Designed for all experience levels, dancers will learn fun, age-appropriate choreography while developing rhythm, coordination, and stage presence. From fresh footwork to freestyle fun, every class brings new moves and lots of smiles! 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.

An afternoon at camp? What better way to spend a spring day? Join us as we visit our friends at Ho Mita Koda and participate in classic camp activities such as archery, outdoor ed and of course a picnic by the lake. Please pack a brown bagged lunch to be enjoyed on site.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Join your friends from the Orange Senior Center for a fun ice cream social. There will be plenty of toppings from which to choose. Sponsored by Hamlet Village. Please RSVP by July 21. Location: Orange Senior Center Patio

Progress With Chess is excited to offer two class levels to cater to students' interests and needs, ranging from Beginner to Intermediate! Students in the Intermediate section will be focusing on developing their knowledge of chess past the rules. Students will learn more complex checkmating sequences and endgames, and will be introduced to tactics, opening principles, and basic positional strategy. Please be advised, Progress with Chess may move your child to beginner 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.

Tai Chi is a holistic practice that connects the mind, body, and spirit, making it one of the most effective exercises for overall health and well-being. While it offers a deep understanding and skill set, Tai Chi is accessible and easy to learn, providing noticeable health benefits in a short amount of time. It is a lifelong journey for many practitioners, helping to reduce stress, improve balance and flexibility, and enhance focus. This intermediate-level class will guide you through forms and movements that can be done both seated or standing. No class April 30.

Are you interested in dabbling in fiction writing? Think you might have a short story or a novel in you but don’t know where to start? If you answered yes, this introductory fiction writing class is for you. Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writing experience who want to learn how to begin a fiction writing project, this class helps you find a pathway toward your fiction writing goals. You will learn the basic building blocks of story: character, plot and setting, as well as the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you might like to explore. You will also learn about researching avenues for marketing your work: online versus print magazines, self-publishing versus publishing with a traditional press. Whether you’ve never written a word of fiction, or haven’t written since high school or college, you will complete the course with the skills you need to get started on a new work of fiction (or to revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer) as well as an outline for moving forward with your project, including goals for ultimately marketing. Instructor: Jacqueline Lipton Location: Online Asynchronous

Are you interested in dabbling in fiction writing? Think you might have a short story or a novel in you but don’t know where to start? If you answered yes, this introductory fiction writing class is for you. Designed specifically for those with little to no fiction writing experience who want to learn how to begin a fiction writing project, this class helps you find a pathway toward your fiction writing goals. You will learn the basic building blocks of story: character, plot and setting, as well as the different forms of fiction writing and some of the genres you might like to explore. You will also learn about researching avenues for marketing your work: online versus print magazines, self-publishing versus publishing with a traditional press. Whether you’ve never written a word of fiction, or haven’t written since high school or college, you will complete the course with the skills you need to get started on a new work of fiction (or to revive an old one that’s been sitting in your bottom drawer) as well as an outline for moving forward with your project, including goals for ultimately marketing. Instructor: Jacqueline Lipton Location: Online Asynchronous

What is the only thing better than a Karaoke Night? A Karaoke Night OUTSIDE! Get your singing voices ready and join us on the outdoor stage for a night to remember. Take the stage with a friend or fly solo either way it is going to be amazing.

Join our beginner paper quilling class and unlock your creativity! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the basics of quilling, including essential techniques and tools. Create beautiful designs using simple strips of paper to form intricate shapes and patterns. Perfect for all skill levels, this class will guide you step-by-step, helping you craft charming cards, decorations, or art pieces to take home. No prior experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm!

Yoga for school-age children provides a fun and engaging way for children to practice mindfulness, body awareness, balance, strength, and flexibility in a noncompetitive and compassionate environment. In addition, yoga provides children with increased focus, confidence, and the ability to work through everyday frustrations in a calm manner. Traditional yoga poses will be explored using child-friendly language, games, yoga challenges, yoga props, and traditional yoga sequencing. Join us and find your inner warrior. 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.

Revel as the battle of the sexes takes the stage as former spouses feud onstage and off during a musical production of The Taming of the Shrew. Sophisticated, romantic and delightfully hilarious, Kiss Me Kate boasts a sparkling Cole Porter score and a brilliant book from Sam and Bella Spewack. Before the show, enjoy wine tasting and a half chicken dinner at Grand River Cellars. Board school transportation in the Pepper Pike Learning Center parking lot at 3:45 pm. The last day to register or for refunds is July 3.