Teen programs are designed for participants ages 13 to 18.

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This babysitting training course offers first aid and safety training, developmental guideline and marketing strategies to obtain babysitting jobs. Participants will receive certification in infant and child CPR basic instruction. This class focuses on babysitting skills needed for children ages 2 & up.

Instructor: Maria Mekeel

Course number 6090

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Course number 6092

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Whether you can rap, sing, dance or read a poem, come and show off for your friends and family! Contestants must register now for an audition on May 22 from 5:30-9:00pm in the Century Hall. On May 29th contestants will perform for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes! Contestants must perform the same act at both the audition and the performance. Acts with inappropriate language, actions or clothing will not be selected for the performance. Acts must be no longer than 5 minutes. If a CD is used for accompaniment, it must be a karaoke track with no lead singer on the recording. Contestants will not be eligible to win first place two years in a row. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will be eligible to compete in a Grand Finale Talent Show sponsored by the ArtsCenter in June. Call 918-7371 with questions or to register.

6455

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Whether you consider yourself a helpless pawn when it comes to playing chess or a true knight in shining armor, a chess class can guide you on your way. In these classes you can knock over knights, wrangle with rooks, and bump off bishops. Besides, chess is one of the world's favorite games, and it's great for increasing concentration! No class 6/20 & 7/4.

Instructor: Ashish Patel

Course number 6641

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Have you ever imagined designing your own clothes? In this introduction to fashion illustration class you'll learn how to design and illustrate your own clothing ideas. In addition to designing and illustrating your ideas, you will have a chance to use computer software to create your designs. Six classes.

Instructor: Robin Brown-Pipkins

Course number 6116

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Course number 6117

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Learn about different fishing equipment, techniques, sites and regulations. You may even meet a fishing buddy or two! Supplies furnished. Bring a pole if you have one. Parents welcome. Call in registration required-918-7364.

Instructor: Tom Mills

Course number 6118

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Course number 6119

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In this beginning guitar class, students will learn to identify and understand time and key signatures, note values, scales, chord charts, musical form, and the elements of staff notation. The instructors will work with students on sight reading melodies and strumming rhythm patterns with open chords. Students will perform several tunes both individually and in ensembles. No class 7/6.

Instructor: Maurice Balk

Course number 6121

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Come join this after school class if you would like to learn some cooking basics, make your own after school snacks and even learn to cook a complete meal for your family! No previous experience required, just an open mind and willingness to have fun. Please wear closed toe shoes.

Instructor: Lynn Wadford

Course number 6130

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Course number 6131

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In this class children are taught table manners, telephone etiquette, essential social skills, and correspondence through a combination of role-play and hands-on involvement. The workshop concludes with a lunch at a local restaurant where the children can practice their skills. Transportation is provided by van. Seatbelts required. Please dress neatly.

Instructor: Heidi Sawyer-Clark

Course number 6629

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Learn tennis in a fast and fundamentally sound way, just like the best pros have. We'll learn to play so you can practice with friends and family. Discover the feeling, the rhythm, and improvisational movements of tennis. Competitive games help build confidence and motivation to improve. By cooperating in a group we help each other learn and value the enjoyment of the game. There will be time for some individual attention and you can ask questions. No experience or some experience welcome. Learn new possibilities and swing into action. Bring a racquet.

Instructor: Ron Rudin

Course number 5530

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To enroll in this class you need to have developed all of the 'basic' skills so you can rally with some consistency. Continue to develop your tennis game by learning to swing like the pros. Learn to hit with variety, spins, and with game know-how. Stroke correction will help remove weaknesses and build confidence. Develop the ability to observe your own play and make smart choices for how to improve. We will have practice drills and games that are challenging and will provide tools for practicing on your own. Expect some surprises. Find new playing partners.

Instructor: Ron Rudin

Course number 5529

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Learn fundamentally sound tennis based on the methods used by the most advanced players and teachers. Easy to learn progressions bring fast results with regular practice. You will learn an all court game with emphasis on movement, rhythm and being in the moment. Although designed for beginners, you can also benefit if you've had some previous experience. There will be time for individual attention. You can practice with other students after/between classes. Bring a racquet.

Instructor: Ron Rudin

Course number 5527

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For tennis players who have developed all the basic tennis skills after sufficient practice. At the least, you are fairly consistent playing at a medium pace, and you can play with some placement and variety. With stroke and fitness drills and individual instruction, you will learn to use spin, ball control, and team work in doubles. Error detection and correction will help smooth out the rough edges. Self-awareness, understanding professional strokes, and developing your own style will be emphasized. More advanced players are welcome as well. Students may continue to practice together after/between classes.

Instructor: Ron Rudin

Course number 5528

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GET INVOLVED
Much of the vitality of life in Carrboro is due to the active involvement of citizens in the community. Volunteers of all ages regularly share their talents, skills, and ideas by planning or assisting with large events, serving on town advisory boards, or coaching a youth sports team. While some activities require the contribution of many hours others call for only a few hours of time. Not only can you share your talents, you can have fun, make new friends and discover more about your town.

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