Getting your book published on Amazon is super easy, if you know how. This class teaches you how! Learn how to create a KDP account, upload your book, price your book, decide between an e-book, paperback, hardcover, and more. Learn how to get your book formatted to fit Amazon’s publishing requirements, different ways to design a book cover, upload your headshot, write your book description and everything needed to hit the “click” button to make your book live on Amazon. You will also learn how to turn your book into income. The instructor Preethi Fernando is the author of 15 books, and is the winner of Stephen King’s Haven Foundation Award. Visit preethifernando.com. Class ID: 1064. Instructor: Preethi Fernando

From audio books to advertisements and beyond, we encounter recorded voices everywhere! In this one-night live online class your instructor will take you behind-the-scenes in the voice over field for a fun and realistic look at how the voice over field really works. You’ll gain inside perspective on developing skills, and how to leverage your voice’s strengths, your interests, and more. Because this class is live, you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions! Additionally, there will be a chance for a one on one script read with the instructor at the end of the class. About The Instructor: With more than 30 years as a voice over artist and voice over producer, your instructor is part of the team at Voice Coaches with clients including major television networks, game designers, audio book publishers and more. Learn more at Voicecoaches.com. Class ID: 1061. Instructor: Voice Coaches

Whether your student wants to improve their SAT score for college admissions or enhance their scholarship opportunities, Great Lakes Educational Group’s online SAT Test Preparation can help. GLEG’s SAT Test Preparation offers personalized instruction tailored to your student’s needs. Experienced tutors guide students step by step to help them achieve their full potential. The class covers key strategies for each test section, mastering the material, and taking practice tests in a realistic setting. Students should expect weekly homework and will need a computer for online classes. They will receive the Zoom Meeting ID before the first session. A course book will be available for pickup from Saline Community Education starting the week of July 6th. Registration ends on June 25th, 2026. Late registrations, with a $35 late fee, will be accepted if space allows. Please call Saline Community Education to check availability after the registration deadline. Class ID: 9021. Instructor: Great Lakes Educational Group

Summer conditioning is for athletes interested in getting fit for the coming fall. While the program is designed for cross country runners, we welcome athletes of all sports. Each day we will work on speed, strength, and endurance, and there will be training groups for all levels of running experience. Athletes are welcome to join us on the dates they can and may start at any point in the calendar. Class ID: 6092. Instructor: HS Boys Cross Country Coaches

Summer conditioning is for all athletes. Whether you are considering running for the first time ever, or are a cross country and/or track athlete, all are welcome to participate. We will establish fitness and age appropriate workouts that focus on endurance, speed and strength. We see athletes from many sports. All are welcome to join when they can. This is a great group of athletes and a great place to make new friends or strengthen existing friendships. Class ID: 6072. Instructor: HS Girls Cross Country Coaches

Learn the ins and outs of creating a great babysitting business! Find answers to common babysitting questions like sibling squabbling and mealtime tips.Other topics covered are American Heart Association CPR, diapering duties, bedtime tips and much more.Each participant will receive a certificate through Heartbeat, LLC.Please bring a sack lunch. Heartbeat LLC, a certified American Heart Association Training Center, was founded by Tim O’Connor over twenty years ago. Since that time tens of thousands of individuals have been trained in American Heart Association CPR and First Aid. The babysitting division utilizes certified BLS instructors who have experiences in providing education to youth and adults in a variety of settings. Instructor: Cari O’Connor

Is your athlete interested in starting their cheer journey? Our Intro to Cheer Clinic for 2nd graders is the perfect place to begin! With growing interest and excitement around the Saline Cheer program, there’s no better time for young athletes to get involved and learn what cheerleading is all about. This 6-week clinic is designed to introduce athletes to the fundamentals of cheerleading in a fun, supportive environment. Participants will learn basic motions, chants, jumps, and beginner skills while also focusing on the proper and safe techniques used in cheerleading. Our goal is to help athletes build confidence, teamwork, and school spirit while having fun with their peers. Athletes will also get the opportunity to be part of the larger Saline Cheer program experience by participating in special events throughout the season. Program Highlights Learn the basics of cheerleading in a beginner-friendly setting Build confidence, teamwork, and school spirit Participate in the Homecoming Parade and Tunnel with the entire Saline Cheer program on September 25 Cheer the first half of the JV game on October 22 alongside the middle school cheer team What’s Included Saline Cheer t-shirt Cheer bow Pom poms (provided to borrow during the season) Athlete Requirements Athletes must provide their own cheerleading shoes. This clinic is a great way for young athletes to try cheerleading, make new friends, and begin their cheer career while becoming part of the Saline Cheer community. Start: Tuesday, September 15th End: Week of October 19th. Last practice, Tuesday, October 20th Cheer at the JV game with MS cheer on Thursday, October 22nd Time: Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30 Cost: $115 Location: Saline High School Gymnastics Room

Join the Saline Fiddlers for an unforgettable summer workshop experience! This fun, new program is designed to ignite a passion for Fiddle music in young musicians. This workshop is designed for those in 6-8th grades who have at least one year of experience on violin, viola, cello, bass, guitar, or mandolin. Learn a variety of fiddle music from Saline Fiddlers past & present. Whether you have played fiddle music before or are just starting out, you’ll discover new skills and create beautiful music together. On Thursday evening, August 6th, your family and friends are invited to join us for a dessert social where you will showcase the music you learned during the workshop. Class ID: 5050. Instructor: Saline Fiddlers

This High School football camp is essential for prospective high school football players. Led by our coaching staff, this camp provides a comprehensive training program covering offense, defense, special teams, and essential skills. But it’s more than just mastering plays. Our camp is designed to strengthen players’ sense of team unity, pride, and commitment to excellence. Throughout the summer we will have intensive strength and speed training sessions to enhance your physical fitness and performance on the field. Our coaches will provide detailed information about the strength and speed training sessions. Reach out to Coach Short to get information, schedule, and communication information. Email: shortk@salineschools.org Class ID: 6052. Instructor: Saline Varsity Football Coaches

Saline High School Boys and Girls Soccer team youth camp is designed for kids grades 1-8 to learn and develop new soccer skills in a fun and challenging environment. The campers will train at the high school soccer fields. Please bring a soccer ball, shin guards, cleats, and a water bottle. Here is what to expect: - Opportunity to be mentored and trained by both the girls and boys HS program’s players and staff - A mix of beginner and experienced players - Opportunity to develop technical skills with the ball - Opportunity to develop decision making skills through matches - Opportunity to meet new friends and develop teamwork skills - A safe, enthusiastic environment to have fun with the game of soccer Class ID: 6030. Instructors: HS Soccer Coaches

Join us this spring for a fun and welcoming introduction to field hockey in Saline! The Spring Learn & Play program is designed to help young athletes build confidence, develop fundamental skills, and fall in love with the game in a supportive environment. Over five 1-hour sessions, players will learn the basics of field hockey through engaging drills, small-sided games, and team-building activities. Athletes will focus on essential skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, positioning, and teamwork — all while having fun and making new friends. Whether your child is brand new to field hockey or looking to build on foundational skills, this program is the perfect way to get involved this spring! Coaches: Great Lakes Regional Field Hockey

This summer camp allows your little one to experience Saline basketball first hand. A local opportunity that teaches players basic fundamentals of basketball - allowing participants to develop in a fun environment. This is a co-ed program and all skill levels are welcome. Participants will receive a SALINE BASKETBALL t-shirt with registration. Class ID: 6060. Instructors: Sam & Nikki Hotopp

Brixology Camp sets the foundation for our next generation of makers! Children learn about different types of engineering and then team up to construct a different engineering-themed project using LEGO® bricks. We’ll learn about aerospace engineering while assembling a space station. We’ll explore mechanical engineering as we build boats and vehicles. That’s not all! From carnival rides to drawing machines, mechanical animals to truss bridges, your future engineer will build upon their creativity to solve real-world design challenges, while developing their problem-solving and team-building skills. Let the tinkering begin! Campers receive daily custom Mad Science take homes. Class ID: 5029. Instructor: Mad Science of Detroit

Calling all Jr. Archaeologists and Paleontologists! Uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations, explore the history of dinosaurs & dig up the ancient past! Learn about archaeology & the techniques scientists use to excavate long lost cities. Discover ancient civilizations & the tools and artifacts they used in everyday life. Kids will love to study bone fragments, pottery shards, amber deposits, and fossils! Camp is filled with cool take homes such as amber keychains, world coins, and much more! Class ID: 5171. Instructor: Mad Science of Detroit

The following camp description is TOP SECRET: Ever dream of becoming a secret agent? We’ll start with the basics: From decoding messages to metal detectors and night vision, campers have the opportunity to check out spy tech equipment and take home lots of gadgets! Step into the shoes of a detective as you uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis! Figure out the science of forensics in a hands-on look at crime scenes! Become a super spy and learn clever ways of performing tasks as we take a hands-on investigation of the science that spies use! Class ID: 5136. Instructor: Mad Science of Detroit

Calling all lovers of magic and Harry Potter! Throughout this course you will be sorted into your Hogwarts house, learn about magical creatures, and more! Each day we will be a part of a class at Hogwarts, learning about subjects and crafting items inspired by the books. Items created in this class will be taken home at the end of the week to allow all items to be finished and dry thoroughly. Aprons will be worn to allow students to be comfortable when painting but students are invited to wear comfortable clothes that they can craft and create in. Class ID: 8047. Instructor: Alyssa Dawson