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Community education reports strong spring participation and summer programming plans
Summary
United South Central’s community education leader reported high spring program participation — including about 170 soccer sign‑ups and ~40 tennis participants — and outlined summer plans that include driver education sessions in June and July and continued partnerships with 4‑H and other community groups.
United South Central's community education program closed a busy spring and is preparing summer offerings, a presenter (Speaker 6) told the board.
Speaker 6 detailed recent activities — tumbling camp, snow tubing with about 100 participants and chaperones, STEM challenges, 3‑D design classes, babysitter training and Red Cross certification, and partnerships with 4‑H for indoor gardening sessions. The presenter said adult enrichment offerings such as IT classes were well attended and that summer driver education will run two sessions (one in June and one in July), with the district exploring proctoring options with the state for future summers.
Participation counts cited included roughly 170 soccer sign‑ups and more than 40 tennis participants; speaker 6 credited community volunteers and instructors for program success.
