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WaitlistATA Martial ArtsActive FunTaekwondo provides your preschooler with a solid foundation in important character traits like courtesy, respect, and discipline. In addition, it helps improve gross motor skills while boosting your child's focus and ability to follow instructions. All classes are taught in a safe, fun, and engaging way, ensuring a positive and exciting experience for every child. No class April 9 and April 23.Spring/Summer 2026 -
ATA Martial Arts (Gr. K-5)Active FunForm friendships. Learn respect, honor and courtesy. Become a leader for tomorrow. ATA Martial Arts is committed to providing a fun and challenging fitness program designed for kids. Children will learn focus, self-control, and perseverance through the challenges of developing Taekwondo skills. This structured, fun, and safe environment will provide a strong foundation in essential character qualities and discipline. Children of all skill levels are welcome to join. 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.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Adaptive Group Swim Lesson ClassLearn to Swim & DiveLEARN TO SWIM We believe every child should learn to swim. While fun and a great form of exercise, learning to swim can also keep your child safe in and around water. Following the standards of the American Red Cross, our Learn to Swim program is designed for children of all ages and abilities. Students are encouraged to move at their own pace in groups with low student to instructor ratios. Instructors will move swimmers to a different level if abilities require. Please check dates and times of classes carefully; we cannot change days/times and do not provide make -ups for missed classes. New spots are sometimes opened; if a class is full, please sign up on a waiting list and swimmers will be added to the class as space allows. Pre - registration is required; registration does not take place at the pool. Adaptive Group Swim Lesson Class Ages: 5-12 This program is small group swim lessons for children with diverse abilities and classes are individualized to the needs of the participants for them to become comfortable and safe in the water. Classes are limited to 2 participants and it is for beginner and intermediate participants learning to swim and water safety. Swimmers will practice putting their faces in the water and learn to float and swim on their own. Children will attempt new skills.Spring/Summer 2026 -
WaitlistAdaptive KayakingAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsKayaking is not only great for improving strength, flexibility, and overall health, but also provides people with a wonderful opportunity to safely explore areas of water on a delightful summer day! Join us as we team up with the Cleveland Metroparks to offer an adaptive kayaking opportunity. Participants will learn how to utilize a paddle to safely explore the water. Kayaking is known as a laid-back, easy-going, and fun summer activity that is approachable to all! All equipment will be provided. We will be meeting at the Garfield Park Program Center.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Adult Learn to SwimLearn to Swim & DiveThis program is for those who have little to no swimming ability. Here we will conquer any fear of the water with our small class size that will provide ample time to practice. We will encourage learning at an individual pace and focus on floating, swimming on front and back and treading water.Spring/Summer 2026
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Adult Tennis ClinicsSports & LeaguesWe are excited to partner with Nikki Mercer to offer tennis lessons for beginners, and intermediate/experienced players. Nikki is a local experienced tennis player and coach. Nikki currently coaches varsity at Hathaway Brown and previously coached at Hawken and University Schools, as well as Cleveland Skating Club. It doesn't matter if you have never played before, have a little bit of experience and are just looking to improve on the fundamentals, or are an experienced player looking to improve your game, all are welcome and will be able to improve their game. Lessons will take place on Saturday mornings; and will include quality hands-on instruction to all. Players must supply their own racquets.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Advanced Ceramics - Friday MorningsCeramicsThis 8 week advanced ceramics course is for students who have completed at least three OAC ceramics classes and are ready to deepen their practice. Choose to focus on wheel-throwing or handbuilding while working independently on more complex forms. The instructor will offer guidance on refining technique, exploring surface treatments, and expanding glaze application skills. 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.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Advanced Spanish - In PersonEducational OpportunitiesDesigned for people who completed the beginner & intermediate class, in this course you will continue to strengthen your speaking and reading skills in Spanish. You will practice the basic building blocks of the language and dive deeper into common idiomatic expressions. You will know enough vocabulary and grammar for conversations, and you will become more comfortable with how to ask and answer questions.Spring/Summer 2026
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WaitlistVernon Akula (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Akron Zoo: Community OutingAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsJoin us for an exciting day at the zoo! At this fun-filled outing participants can explore animal exhibits, learn about wildlife, and enjoy a day outdoors. Whether you're fascinated by lions, curious about monkeys, or excited to see exotic birds, there's something for everyone! Tickets and transportation are included with your registration.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Alphabet AdventuresBrain PowerGet ready for an alphabet adventure that primes your child for kindergarten success! Dive into the world of ABCs with engaging games, catchy tunes, and creative art activities, where little learners explore letter recognition and phonemic awareness with enthusiasm and joy.Spring/Summer 2026 -
WaitlistArt Explorers - Mondays After School (Grades K-2, 8 Weeks)Young ArtistsNow at the OAC! New projects, more exploration! Young artists will join their Orange Art Center teacher after school to participate in art projects that focus on creative techniques including painting, collage, illustration, and craft. Students will develop independent art-making choices while enjoying group and individual instruction and encouragement. Being an artist is an excellent way to end the day! All supplies included. Grades K–2 meet Mondays and Tuesdays; Grades 3–5 meet Wednesdays (Art Explorers) and Thursdays (Art Explorers – Ceramics). Resident students will be conveniently chaperoned and shuttled from Moreland Hills Elementary to the Art Center. No class May 25.Spring/Summer 2026 -
WaitlistArt Explorers - Tuesdays After School (Grades K-2, 8 Weeks)Young ArtistsNow at the OAC! New projects, more exploration! Young artists will join their Orange Art Center teacher after school to participate in art projects that focus on creative techniques including painting, collage, illustration, and craft. Students will develop independent art-making choices while enjoying group and individual instruction and encouragement. Being an artist is an excellent way to end the day! All supplies included. Grades K–2 meet Mondays and Tuesdays; Grades 3–5 meet Wednesdays (Art Explorers) and Thursdays (Art Explorers – Ceramics). Resident students will be conveniently chaperoned and shuttled from Moreland Hills Elementary to the Art Center.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Art Explorers - Wednesdays After School (Grades 3-5, 8 Weeks)Young ArtistsNow at the OAC! New projects, more exploration! Young artists will join their Orange Art Center teacher after school to participate in art projects that focus on creative techniques including painting, collage, illustration, and craft. Students will develop independent art-making choices while enjoying group and individual instruction and encouragement. Being an artist is an excellent way to end the day! All supplies included. Grades K–2 meet Mondays and Tuesdays; Grades 3–5 meet Wednesdays (Art Explorers) and Thursdays (Art Explorers – Ceramics). Resident students will be conveniently chaperoned and shuttled from Moreland Hills Elementary to the Art Center.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Backyard BashAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsGet ready for some outdoor fun at our Backyard Bash! Enjoy classic lawn games, music, tie dye and great company. Whether you’re looking to compete or just have a relaxed day outdoors, this program offers a great way to socialize, stay active, and enjoy the fresh air. Grab your friends and family and join us for a day of fun-filled games!Spring/Summer 2026 -
WaitlistBaking 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.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Ballet for BalanceExercise, Fitness & DanceLearn the art and language of ballet to find balance and increase flexibility. This class will incorporate stretching to increase mobility in muscles and joints. Balance exercises will increase awareness of proper body alignment during movement. Please wear comfortable socks or ballet slippers. No previous experience required.Spring/Summer 2026
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Barre Pilates New!Health & FitnessA ballet-inspired mat Pilates class that blends graceful, controlled movement with effective strength work. Using the barre for balance and support, this class focuses on posture, leg and glute strength, and core stability for a sculpted, lifted form. No class Monday May 25.Spring/Summer 2026
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Baseball - Boys Coach PitchBaseball & SoftballWaitlist**Registration for spring soccer, and t-ball programs will open in December. However, all dates and details are tentative and subject to change. More information will be available in the spring brochure released in March. Thank you for your understanding.** OCER Recreation Sports Leagues and Teams OCER provides elementary-aged and early middle school students with opportunities to participate in a variety of recreation-level sports. These leagues and teams are generally coached by parent volunteers with a focus on fair and equitable team participation. Athletes and parents can expect an atmosphere where everyone learns and everyone plays with moderate levels of competition. Baseball - Boys Coach Pitch Ready to step up to the plate? Our coach pitch baseball program is a real hit, designed for players eager to improve their swing, sharpen their skills, and enjoy competitive games against nearby communities. This program knocks it out of the park with teamwork, sportsmanship, and fun.Spring/Summer 2026
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Baseball - Boys MajorsBaseball & Softball**Registration for spring soccer, softball/baseball programs will open in December However, all dates and details are tentative and subject to change. More information will be available in the spring brochure released in March. Thank you for your understanding.** OCER Recreation Sports Leagues and Teams OCER provides elementary-aged and early middle school students with opportunities to participate in a variety of recreation-level sports. These leagues and teams are generally coached by parent volunteers with a focus on fair and equitable team participation. Athletes and parents can expect an atmosphere where everyone learns and everyone plays with moderate levels of competition. Baseball - Majors Grades 5-6 Grades 5-6 rec baseball practices will start up on the last Tuesday in April and continue on Tuesday/Thursday throughout the season. Games will begin tentatively the week of May 20 against neighboring communities. Games will last until the early weeks of July. New this season we are adding evaluations prior to the season to determine fair, competitive teams. **EVERYONE MUST ATTEND EVALUATIONS ON APRIL 14th** **Please note there was a misprint in the guide and the correct price is reflected online.**Spring/Summer 2026
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Baseball - Boys MinorsBaseball & SoftballWaitlist**Registration for spring soccer, and t-ball programs will open in December However, all dates and details are tentative and subject to change. More information will be available in the spring brochure released in March. Thank you for your understanding.** OCER Recreation Sports Leagues and Teams OCER provides elementary-aged and early middle school students with opportunities to participate in a variety of recreation-level sports. These leagues and teams are generally coached by parent volunteers with a focus on fair and equitable team participation. Athletes and parents can expect an atmosphere where everyone learns and everyone plays with moderate levels of competition. Baseball - Minors Grades 3 - 4 This is the first baseball experience with “player pitch” baseball, and it’s a great time to grow and improve your game! Games tentatively begin the week of May 18th against surrounding teams in nearby communities. The season will last from June to early July. **EVERYONE MUST ATTEND EVALUATIONS ON APRIL 14TH** **Please note there was a misprint in the guide and the correct price is reflected online.**Spring/Summer 2026
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Baseball - Boys Pony LeaguesBaseball & SoftballOCER Recreation Sports Leagues and Teams OCER provides elementary-aged and early middle school students with opportunities to participate in a variety of recreation-level sports. These leagues and teams are generally coached by parent volunteers with a focus on fair and equitable team participation. Athletes and parents can expect an atmosphere where everyone learns and everyone plays with moderate levels of competition. Baseball - Pony Leagues Grades 7-8 Grades 7-8 rec baseball practices will start up on the last Tuesday in April and continue on Tuesday/Thursday throughout the season. Games will begin tentatively the week of May 20 against neighboring communities. Games will last until the early weeks of July. New this season we are adding evaluations prior to the season to determine fair, competitive teams.Spring/Summer 2026
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Beginner Line DancingExercise, Fitness & DanceLearn the basics of line dancing. Practice familiar dances such as Macarena and Electric Slide as well as learn new dances from various genres. Movement modifications will be offered as needed. Wear comfortable clothing and supportive shoes (no flip flops, sandals, crocs or high heels). Bring a water bottle.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Beginners Spanish II – In PersonEducational OpportunitiesDesigned for intermediate learners, this course will help you strengthen your speaking, reading, and comprehension skills in Spanish. You will build on foundational grammar and vocabulary, with a focus on expanding your ability to hold more complex conversations and understand native-level speech. Practice will include everyday dialogues, common idiomatic expressions, and strategies for asking and answering a variety of questions with confidence. Ideal for those who already have a basic understanding of Spanish and are ready to move beyond beginner-level material.Spring/Summer 2026
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Beginning CanastaLearning & DiscoveryLearn the fun and challenging game of Canasta! You will practice playing while socializing with your classmates as you learn about card point values, melding, strategy and more. Come out, make friends and enjoy Canasta!Spring/Summer 2026