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In Person CPR/First Aid/AEDFirst Aid/CPR/AEDThis course is a video-based, instructor-led course that teaches students critical skills needed to respond to and manage an emergency until emergency medical services arrives. This course uses AHA’s research-proven practice-while-watching technique, which allows instructors to observe the students, provide feedback, and guide the students’ learning of skills.School Year 25-26 -
Integrative HealthIntegrative health is meant to help the entirety of one's self, mind, body and soul. We have currently massage, podiatry and reflexology appointments available and meditation classes. Please see each individual course for more details.Category -
Kinawa Jazz WorkshopMusicMs. Sears is excited to offer a Jazz Workshop at Kinawa this spring! This jazz workshop will be for students currently enrolled in a 6th grade music class who want to explore and learn about the music style of jazz. Throughout the workshop, we will focus on the fundamentals of jazz music, including learning how to improvise and how to play swing music individually and as a group. This workshop meets for 4 weeks in April. The goal of this workshop is to give students an introduction to the world of jazz music, which is unlike anything they have experienced so far in school music classes. This workshop is designed for: any 6th grade band students, any 6th grade orchestra students who play string bass, and any 6th grade choir and orchestra students who take piano lessons. Please see the flyer for more details.School Year 25-26 -
Kinawa Musical Theater WorkshopMusicMrs. Bellamy is excited to offer a Musical Theater workshop at Kinawa this spring. Throughout the workshop we will focus on some elements of singing, dancing, staging, and acting in musical theater. This workshop meets for the 5 Wednesdays in April. The goal of this workshop is to engage students in the joy and storytelling of musical theater with an emphasis on singing. All current Kinawa students are welcome to join regardless of what music class they are currently enrolled in. The content of the workshop will be different from that of the Fall session and any student who is interested in joining us is welcome! Spring Musical Theater Workshop FlyerSchool Year 25-26 -
Kinawa/ChippewaOkemos Kids Club - School Age (K-8th Grade)Welcome to Okemos Kids Club (OKC)! The Okemos Kids Club was created in 1983 to meet a community need that was identified by parents and school personnel. It was developed and is sponsored by Okemos Community Education in cooperation with school personnel. Current School-Age Kids Club programs include: Elementary Before/After school care at Cornell, Bennett Woods, Okemos Public Montessori, and Hiawatha; Club Kinawa Before/After held at Kinawa for grades 5th-8th (7th & 8th Grade students walk from Chippewa to Kinawa independently); Break Days, Snow Days, and Summer Camp for children who have finished Kindergarten-7th grade held at Edgewood Early Childhood Center. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES To serve as a support system for families within the Okemos School District. To provide a safe and nurturing environment. To plan activities that meet the developmental needs of the whole child - social, cultural, emotional, physical, cognitive, and affective. To recognize and respect the uniqueness of each child. To maintain ongoing communication between OKC staff and parents. To provide quality child care at a reasonable cost at a convenient location. OKC - School Year Okemos Kids Club provides before care at each school from 7:00 am until school starts and after care from the end of the school day until 6:00 pm for children in Kindergarten through 8th grade. Non-School Days (Break Days) are held at Edgewood Early Childhood Center with operating hours from 7:15am to 6:00pm. A $55.00 Fee is due at the time of Registration Per Child Per Year OKC - Summer Camp Okemos Kids Club offers a full time, five day a week Summer Camp program for children who have finished Kindergarten through 7th grade. Camp is open from 7:15am to 6:00pm, providing a full day of engaging activities, supervision, and summer fun! A $35.00 Fee is due at the time of Registration Per Child Per SummerSchool Year 2025-2026 OKC Site -
Lair (Preschool Three's + Four's)OKC - Infant, Toddler, PreschoolWelcome to Okemos Kids Club (OKC)! The Okemos Kids Club was created in 1983 to meet a community need that was identified by parents and school personnel. It was developed and sponsored by Okemos Community Education in cooperation with school personnel. All Current preschool programs include: Nest (Infants); Coop (toddler one's/two's); Den (toddler two's/three's); and Lair (preschool three's/four's). Preschool programs use the Creative Curriculum. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES To serve as a support system for families within the Okemos School District. To provide a safe and nurturing environment. To plan activities that meet the developmental needs of the whole child - social, cultural, emotional, physical, cognitive, and affective. To recognize and respect the uniqueness of each child. To maintain ongoing communication between OKC staff and parents. To provide quality child care at a reasonable cost at a convenient location. Hours of Operation Edgewood Early Childhood Center is open from 7:15am to 6:00pm.Full Year Programs 2026-2027 OKC - Infant, Toddler, Preschool Site -
March and April Birthday CelebrationsProgramsMarch and April Birthday Celebrations Thursday, April 23rd 12 noon Cost $8 member / $10 non member/Free for those celebrating a bday in January, Februrary, March and April Lunch will be catered by Chili’s Sing-a-long at 12:30 Prize Bingo at 1 pm Registration required by April 16thSenior Center 2026 -
MassageIntegrative HealthNote: To get signed up for Massage, please call us at (517)706-5045 to get set or come into the Senior Center to get signed up today March and April 2026 Sessions 15 minute appointments available Tuesdays March 3 - April 28th (Closed - March 31) 10am-2pm Wednesdays March 4 - April 29th (Closed April 1) 10 am- 1pm Cost $15 members $20 non-members, Gratuity not included Enjoy a relaxing massage designed to ease muscle tension, reduce stress, and promote overall comfort. Sessions focus on common areas of tightness such as the neck, shoulders, back, arms, and hands, helping improve circulation and support relaxation. Massage is provided on a table while you remain comfortably clothed, creating a calming and accessible experience.Senior Center 2026 -
Mayan Archaeoastronomy at Abrams PlanetariumOn The RoadMarch 27th Arrival 1:15 pm/Show starts at 1:30 pm Cost $5 pp Self Transport - Carpool In a feast of colors and sounds, this show takes a tour of 6 Mayan temples: San Gervasio, Chichen Itzá, Uxmal, Edzná, Palenque and Bonampak where the spectator dives into a Mayan world of knowledge about the importance of the orientations of its temples in relation to the movement of some stars like the Sun, the Moon and Venus. Address : 755 Science Rd., East Lansing, MI 48824Senior Center 2026 -
Membership 2026This is where you will pay for the Meridian Senior Center Membership for 2026. Note: You will still need to fill out a Membership form and either send it back to the Meridian Senior Center or stop by the center to give it to our staff. 2026 New Membership Application.pdfCategory -
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Nest (Infants)OKC - Infant, Toddler, PreschoolWelcome to Okemos Kids Club (OKC)! The Okemos Kids Club was created in 1983 to meet a community need that was identified by parents and school personnel. It was developed and sponsored by Okemos Community Education in cooperation with school personnel. All Current preschool programs include: Nest (Infants); Coop (toddler one's/two's); Den (toddler two's/three's); and Lair (preschool three's/four's). Preschool programs use the Creative Curriculum. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES To serve as a support system for families within the Okemos School District. To provide a safe and nurturing environment. To plan activities that meet the developmental needs of the whole child - social, cultural, emotional, physical, cognitive, and affective. To recognize and respect the uniqueness of each child. To maintain ongoing communication between OKC staff and parents. To provide quality child care at a reasonable cost at a convenient location. Hours of Operation Edgewood Early Childhood Center is open from 7:15am to 6:00pm.Full Year Programs 2026-2027 OKC - Infant, Toddler, Preschool Site -
OKC - Infant, Toddler, PreschoolWelcome to Okemos Kids Club (OKC)! The Okemos Kids Club was created in 1983 to meet a community need that was identified by parents and school personnel. It was developed and sponsored by Okemos Community Education in cooperation with school personnel. All Current preschool programs include: Nest (Infants); Coop (toddler one's/two's); Den (toddler two's/three's); and Lair (preschool three's/four's). Preschool programs use the Creative Curriculum. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES To serve as a support system for families within the Okemos School District. To provide a safe and nurturing environment. To plan activities that meet the developmental needs of the whole child - social, cultural, emotional, physical, cognitive, and affective. To recognize and respect the uniqueness of each child. To maintain ongoing communication between OKC staff and parents. To provide quality child care at a reasonable cost at a convenient location. Hours of Operation Edgewood Early Childhood Center is open from 7:15am to 6:00pm.Child Care Program -
OKC - Payment PlanThis is a payment plan site where you will go to pay off your prior balances owed to Okemos Public Schools.Child Care Program -
OPM @ CentralOkemos Kids Club - School Age (K-8th Grade)Welcome to Okemos Kids Club (OKC)! The Okemos Kids Club was created in 1983 to meet a community need that was identified by parents and school personnel. It was developed and is sponsored by Okemos Community Education in cooperation with school personnel. Current School-Age Kids Club programs include: Elementary Before/After school care at Cornell, Bennett Woods, Okemos Public Montessori, and Hiawatha; Club Kinawa Before/After held at Kinawa for grades 5th-8th (7th & 8th Grade students walk from Chippewa to Kinawa independently); Break Days, Snow Days, and Summer Camp for children who have finished Kindergarten-7th grade held at Edgewood Early Childhood Center. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES To serve as a support system for families within the Okemos School District. To provide a safe and nurturing environment. To plan activities that meet the developmental needs of the whole child - social, cultural, emotional, physical, cognitive, and affective. To recognize and respect the uniqueness of each child. To maintain ongoing communication between OKC staff and parents. To provide quality child care at a reasonable cost at a convenient location. OKC - School Year Okemos Kids Club provides before care at each school from 7:00 am until school starts and after care from the end of the school day until 6:00 pm for children in Kindergarten through 8th grade. Non-School Days (Break Days) are held at Edgewood Early Childhood Center with operating hours from 7:15am to 6:00pm. A $55.00 Fee is due at the time of Registration Per Child Per Year OKC - Summer Camp Okemos Kids Club offers a full time, five day a week Summer Camp program for children who have finished Kindergarten through 7th grade. Camp is open from 7:15am to 6:00pm, providing a full day of engaging activities, supervision, and summer fun! A $35.00 Fee is due at the time of Registration Per Child Per SummerSchool Year 2025-2026 OKC Site -
OPM @ Central PPKOkemos Montessori PPKOkemos Public Montessori School continues the tradition of individualized learning that encompasses all aspects of the child: social, emotional, physical, and academic. In keeping with Okemos Public Schools commitment to education, the PPK (pre-preliminary kindergarten) meets each child at his or her developmental level. Through patient observation and respectful interaction, the inner child is revealed to the teacher. The classroom is uniquely designed to provide opportunities for children to build independence, concentration, and self-awareness. Maria Montessori once stated "free choice is one of the highest of all the mental processes." This is particularly true in a Montessori classroom. This freedom is developed through thoughtful, sensible, and sensitive interaction. PPK students learn alongside the kindergarteners until 12:00. Then Enrichment takes over until 3:50 pm. Together with student's parents, our mission is to provide each child with the opportunities needed to become a creative, intelligent, and respectful addition to our community. Okemos Public Montessori's program is aligned with the American Montessori Society philosophy.School Year 2026-2027 Okemos Montessori PPK Site -
Okemos Kids Club - School Age (K-8th Grade)Welcome to Okemos Kids Club (OKC)! The Okemos Kids Club was created in 1983 to meet a community need that was identified by parents and school personnel. It was developed and is sponsored by Okemos Community Education in cooperation with school personnel. Current School-Age Kids Club programs include: Elementary Before/After school care at Cornell, Bennett Woods, Okemos Public Montessori, and Hiawatha; Club Kinawa Before/After held at Kinawa for grades 5th-8th (7th & 8th Grade students walk from Chippewa to Kinawa independently); Break Days, Snow Days, and Summer Camp for children who have finished Kindergarten-7th grade held at Edgewood Early Childhood Center. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES To serve as a support system for families within the Okemos School District. To provide a safe and nurturing environment. To plan activities that meet the developmental needs of the whole child - social, cultural, emotional, physical, cognitive, and affective. To recognize and respect the uniqueness of each child. To maintain ongoing communication between OKC staff and parents. To provide quality child care at a reasonable cost at a convenient location. OKC - School Year Okemos Kids Club provides before care at each school from 7:00 am until school starts and after care from the end of the school day until 6:00 pm for children in Kindergarten through 8th grade. Non-School Days (Break Days) are held at Edgewood Early Childhood Center with operating hours from 7:15am to 6:00pm. A $55.00 Fee is due at the time of Registration Per Child Per Year OKC - Summer Camp Okemos Kids Club offers a full time, five day a week Summer Camp program for children who have finished Kindergarten through 7th grade. Camp is open from 7:15am to 6:00pm, providing a full day of engaging activities, supervision, and summer fun! A $35.00 Fee is due at the time of Registration Per Child Per SummerChild Care Program -
Okemos Montessori PPKOkemos Public Montessori School continues the tradition of individualized learning that encompasses all aspects of the child: social, emotional, physical, and academic. In keeping with Okemos Public Schools commitment to education, the PPK (pre-preliminary kindergarten) meets each child at his or her developmental level. Through patient observation and respectful interaction, the inner child is revealed to the teacher. The classroom is uniquely designed to provide opportunities for children to build independence, concentration, and self-awareness. Maria Montessori once stated "free choice is one of the highest of all the mental processes." This is particularly true in a Montessori classroom. This freedom is developed through thoughtful, sensible, and sensitive interaction. PPK students learn alongside the kindergarteners until 12:00. Then Enrichment takes over until 3:50 pm. Together with student's parents, our mission is to provide each child with the opportunities needed to become a creative, intelligent, and respectful addition to our community. Okemos Public Montessori's program is aligned with the American Montessori Society philosophy.Child Care Program -
Okemos Universal Pre-KThe Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP) is Michigan’s free PreK program for eligible four-year-olds. Ranked #1 in the U.S., it’s a safe place where children learn how to get along with others, share, take turns, and make friends. Math, reading, and thinking skills are taught every day through fun, hands-on activities. GSRP will help make sure your child is ready for kindergarten and beyond. The Okemos Edgewood GSRP program is grant funded through the Ingham ISD. Our programs are Monday-Friday with the option of 8:30am-3:00pm or 9:00am-3:30pm. Edgewood also offers tuition based before and after care.Child Care Program -
On The RoadThis is all the on the Road Trips Available at the Moment through the Meridian Senior Center. You must be 55+ years and older to attend these eventsCategory -
Starting SoonNenad Stojkovic (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)PilatesFitness ClassesNote: To register for a specific date/class, please call the Center at (517) 706-5045 or come into the office. Dates: March 6, March 20, April 10 and April 24 1:00PM - 1:30 PM Price: $5 per member per class $10 for non-members Pilates is a set of exercises that strengthen the core muscles, build endurance, and improve coordination. These are flowing movements with deep breathing. The emphasis is on concentration, good alignment and stabilization. Pilates is wonderful for your well-being. Limited to 8 participants.Senior Center 2026 -
Starting SoonMennonite Church USA Archives (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)PodiatryIntegrative HealthNote: To get signed up for Podiatry, please call us at (517)706-5045 to get set or come into the Senior Center to get signed up today March/April 2026 Appointments 15 Minute appointments available March 9th April 13th 1pm - 3pm Cost: $35 members / $45 non members. Gratuity not included Meet one-on-one with a podiatrist right here at the Senior Center. Appointments include nail trimming, callus care, and time to ask questions about foot comfort, footwear, and general foot health. Whether you’re experiencing discomfort or simply need help with routine foot care, this service makes professional care convenient and accessible.Senior Center 2026 -
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