Jenks Community Education

In this class, we will cover the rules and fundamentals of volleyball such as how to bump, set, and serve. This will be a great opportunity for students to make new friends while learning to play this popular and engaging sport. Pick up and drop off in bus oval near gym doors - behind West I

If you are a fellow cyclist or runner, you have likely experienced pain or tightness in your neck, back and/or hamstrings. In this class, you will learn movement patterns to rebalance your muscles and undo the damage of repetitive motion. By utilizing Pilates and corrective exercise methodologies, students will learn how to open hip flexors, maximize hamstrings vs quads, and relieve pain and tension. Mats will be provided. Bring a large towel or foam roller if available. Contact the instructor for more information and/or to relay any current limitations - Lauren Barker at 918-407-6097

If you are a fellow cyclist or runner, you have likely experienced pain or tightness in your neck, back and/or hamstrings. In this class, you will learn movement patterns to rebalance your muscles and undo the damage of repetitive motion. By utilizing Pilates and corrective exercise methodologies, students will learn how to open hip flexors, maximize hamstrings vs quads, and relieve pain and tension. Mats will be provided. Bring a large towel or foam roller if available. Contact the instructor for more information and/or to relay any current limitations - Lauren Barker at 918-407-6097

Students will learn about master artists, different artistic styles, and cultural art traditions from around the world. Art mediums such as colored pencil, clay, and paint will be used to create portfolio pieces students will take home upon completion.

If your student would benefit from extra time behind the wheel, this course is for you! Driving lessons only - offering 6 hours of additional behind-the-wheel time for Jenks Public Schools students. Driving times will be set up by the instructor after enrollment. Students must have completed Drivers Education and have their certificate of completion. All other students must already have their drivers permit.

Taught by certified teachers, this program offers more classroom instruction hours and safety information than other driving schools and at a lower cost. Students will learn how to safely operate a vehicle, defensive driving techniques, ways to avoid distractions, road rules, traffic laws, and the steps to take to get your driver’s permit. The course, approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and Department of Public Safety, is for high school students 15 years of age and entering at least 9th grade prior to the start of class. Class completion replaces the written permit test. In addition, students will complete the “Work Zone Safe” certification course during class, which is now required by the State of Oklahoma. Instruction includes 30 in-person classroom hours and driving sessions. Please click here for a Driver's Education Flyer which provides detailed information regarding classroom dates/times, driving dates/times and important policies, including requirements for a DMV Permit. Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Classroom dates (30 hours) are July 8, 9,10,11,15,16,17,18, 8:00am-12:00pm The remaining dates listed is the window for the 6 hours of drive time that will be set between you and the instructor. The remaining dates listed is the window for the 6 hours of drive time that will be set between you and the instructor. Jenks Community Education wants to ensure every student has the best opportunity at success while they begin their driving endeavor. Driving times will be set up after class starts with the instructor. **When enrolling, please list your students first, middle and last name as it appears on the birth certificate being provided. Students must provide their birth certificate to Jenks Community Education. It is a state requirement that we obtain the students birth certificate prior to the first day of class. Students who do not provide a birth certificate in the specified time frame indicated will not be able to attend class. Birth Certificates may be: emailed to debbie.killingsworth@jenksps.org (preferred method) hand delivered to the JPS Community Service Center at 951 West Main Street, 3rd Floor, Jenks mailed to ATTN: Debbie Killingsworth, Jenks Community Education, 205 East B Street, Jenks, OK 74037 Cancellations and Transfer Policy: Please notify our office one week (seven days) before class starts to receive a refund (minus a $50 processing fee) or to transfer to a future class. No refunds will be given after July 9, 2024 Once the class begins, if a student needs to transfer or does not meet the class attendance or driving requirements(and is dismissed from class), the student may re-enroll for a future course for a $150 fee. Students may transfer to a future class one time only.

Taught by certified teachers, this program offers more classroom instruction hours and safety information than other driving schools and at a lower cost. Students will learn how to safely operate a vehicle, defensive driving techniques, ways to avoid distractions, road rules, traffic laws, and the steps to take to get your driver’s permit. The course, approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and Department of Public Safety, is for high school students 15 years of age and entering at least 9th grade prior to the start of class. Class completion replaces the written permit test. In addition, students will complete the “Work Zone Safe” certification course during class, which is now required by the State of Oklahoma. Instruction includes 30 in-person classroom hours and driving sessions. Please click here for a Driver's Education Flyer which provides detailed information regarding classroom dates/times, driving dates/times and important policies, including requirements for a DMV Permit. Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Jenks Community Education wants to ensure every student has the best opportunity at success while they begin their driving endeavor. Driving times will be set up after class starts with the instructor. **When enrolling, please list your students first, middle and last name as it appears on the birth certificate being provided. Students must provide their birth certificate to Jenks Community Education. It is a state requirement that we obtain the students birth certificate prior to the first day of class. Students who do not provide a birth certificate in the specified time frame indicated will not be able to attend class. Birth Certificates may be: emailed to debbie.killingsworth@jenksps.org (preferred method) hand delivered to the JPS Community Service Center at 951 West Main Street, 3rd Floor, Jenks mailed to ATTN: Debbie Killingsworth, Jenks Community Education, 205 East B Street, Jenks, OK 74037 Cancellations and Transfer Policy: Please notify our office one week (seven days) before class starts to receive a refund (minus a $50 processing fee) or to transfer to a future class. No refunds will be given after June 9, 2024 Once the class begins, if a student needs to transfer or does not meet the class attendance or driving requirements(and is dismissed from class), the student may re-enroll for a future course for a $150 fee. Students may transfer to a future class one time only.

Taekwondo Karate develops self-confidence, self-control, proper attitude, builds respect, coordination, balance, flexibility and physical fitness. Taekwondo is suitable and safe to learn for all age groups. Some of the things that karate teaches are self-confidence, self-defense, self-control, team work, respect for others, discipline, team work, concentration and how to make friends. Classes are tailored to your age and skill level. You will stretch and exercise virtually every muscle in your body which will improve your mobility. Supplies needed for class are loose fitting clothing or white karate uniform. Tuition will be automatically withdrawn the 1st of each month. If you need to drop the class for any reason you MUST call the Community Education office to be removed from the class. Removing your payment method from the enrollment does NOT remove you from the course. You will continue to be charged and will have a balance on your account. Tuition received after the 10th of each month will have a $20 late fee attached. ***Monthly class tuition, $85.00 for the first student, $80.00 for the second family member, $10.00 for the third family member, and $1.00 for each student after the third. No senior discount. Taekwondo Karate payments must go directly to Jenks Community Education. Do not give payment to the instructor or the school. Monthly after school class tuition also gives student the option to attend our evening sessions held at Southeast Elementary. Class time for evening sessions are as follows; Little Dragons, 3 - 6 years, 6:00 - 6:30pm; Beginner and Intermediate, 7 years & up, 6:30pm - 7:15pm; Advanced, 7:15pm - 8:00pm; Tuesday and Thursday evenings. For more information about Taekwondo Karate, please contact Brian Bryan at 918-812-5738.

Would you like to walk through your day with a greater level of self-awareness? Would you like to understand why people react the way they do? In this class, we will explore your personality through the lens of the Enneagram, a system of personality typing that describes patterns in how people interpret the world and manage their emotions. Prerequisite required. Take the free Enneagram Personality Test at: enneagramuniverse.com and bring your test results with you to class.

Would you like to walk through your day with a greater level of self-awareness? Would you like to understand why people react the way they do? In this class, we will explore your personality through the lens of the Enneagram, a system of personality typing that describes patterns in how people interpret the world and manage their emotions. Prerequisite required. Take the free Enneagram Personality Test at: enneagramuniverse.com and bring your test results with you to class.

Would you like to walk through your day with a greater level of self-awareness? Would you like to understand why people react the way they do? In this class, we will explore your personality through the lens of the Enneagram, a system of personality typing that describes patterns in how people interpret the world and manage their emotions. Prerequisite required. Take the free Enneagram Personality Test at: enneagramuniverse.com and bring your test results with you to class.

Coyote has a razor-sharp wit, but he's a little confused about what he sees in the sky. Join this amusing character (adapted from American Indian oral traditions) in a fast-paced and fun show that explores lunar phases, eclipses, and other puzzles. The target audience age for Earth, Moon, and Sun is 4 years to adult. This show is held at the Jenks Planetarium, Jenks High School, Dr. Kirby L. Lehman Center for the Study of Math & Science Building, 3rd Floor. Elevator available. General Seating. 1 show.

The Cassini Satellite recently ended its tour of the majestic planet of Saturn. The decade long mission uncovered mysteries never before seen and gives us an insight to be applied to the entire solar system. General Seating. 1 show. Doors to the Planetarium open approximately 30 minutes prior to listed show time. Tickets will not be issued at time of purchase. You do not need to show proof of purchase. Your name will appear on a list at the door and checked off upon entry to the show. No food or drink is allowed in the Planetarium.

Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Level 1, is for swimmers (read descriptions below) ages 6 to 14 years. Learn to swim at our state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. Swimming is a lifelong activity and knowing how to swim is the first step. From learning how to blow bubbles to mastering the strokes, your child will gain the skills and confidence to enjoy the water and be safe. Give your child an early start by signing up for our American Red Cross swim lessons program where we provide water safety information as well as swim instructions. At the start of each session, we will skill test each child to make sure they are placed in the correct level. Please be aware that your child may be reassigned to a more appropriate class if necessary. In level two through four no more than four to five swimmers will be placed with an instructor per forty-five-minute session. Space is limited so enroll soon! Cost is $160.00 per child. For more information, please call the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. 8 classes. This class is for level one only; however, we have provided a description of each level offered at our aquatic center for future reference. Please read through the level descriptions as you will be required to choose a level for your swimmer upon checkout. At the completion of each level, your child should have successfully mastered the skills described below: LEVEL ONE - Enters water independently using steps, ladder and pool sides. Swimmer can swim 5 yards without assistance on their front and back, followed with submerging underwater exhaling and resurfacing (BOBS) five times. The swimmer then demonstrates a proper pool exit independently. LEVEL TWO - Swimmers are capable of treading and floating independently. Demonstrates independent swimming on front and back for 10 yards or more and then exiting the water independently (swim-float-swim-exit). LEVEL THREE - Is comfortable with jumping into deep water and recovering via treading and floating. Capable of completing full lengths using different stroke techniques and able to switch strokes midway through the pool length. LEVEL FOUR - Performs feet first entry into deep water, swim 25 yards using the front crawl, change direction and then swim 25 yards with elementary backstroke. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards and transition into the back crawl for 14 yards. Submerge and swim 5 body lengths, resurface and exit the water. At this level swimmers will show proficiency in breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and front crawl, as well as elementary backstroke and sidestroke skills.

Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Level 1, is for swimmers (read descriptions below) ages 6 to 14 years. Learn to swim at our state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. Swimming is a lifelong activity and knowing how to swim is the first step. From learning how to blow bubbles to mastering the strokes, your child will gain the skills and confidence to enjoy the water and be safe. Give your child an early start by signing up for our American Red Cross swim lessons program where we provide water safety information as well as swim instructions. At the start of each session, we will skill test each child to make sure they are placed in the correct level. Please be aware that your child may be reassigned to a more appropriate class if necessary. In level two through four no more than four to five swimmers will be placed with an instructor per forty-five-minute session. Space is limited so enroll soon! Cost is $160.00 per child. For more information, please call the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. 8 classes. This class is for level one only; however, we have provided a description of each level offered at our aquatic center for future reference. Please read through the level descriptions as you will be required to choose a level for your swimmer upon checkout. At the completion of each level, your child should have successfully mastered the skills described below: LEVEL ONE - Enters water independently using steps, ladder and pool sides. Swimmer can swim 5 yards without assistance on their front and back, followed with submerging underwater exhaling and resurfacing (BOBS) five times. The swimmer then demonstrates a proper pool exit independently. LEVEL TWO - Swimmers are capable of treading and floating independently. Demonstrates independent swimming on front and back for 10 yards or more and then exiting the water independently (swim-float-swim-exit). LEVEL THREE - Is comfortable with jumping into deep water and recovering via treading and floating. Capable of completing full lengths using different stroke techniques and able to switch strokes midway through the pool length. LEVEL FOUR - Performs feet first entry into deep water, swim 25 yards using the front crawl, change direction and then swim 25 yards with elementary backstroke. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards and transition into the back crawl for 14 yards. Submerge and swim 5 body lengths, resurface and exit the water. At this level swimmers will show proficiency in breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and front crawl, as well as elementary backstroke and sidestroke skills.

Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Level 1, is for swimmers (read descriptions below) ages 6 to 14 years. Learn to swim at our state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. Swimming is a lifelong activity and knowing how to swim is the first step. From learning how to blow bubbles to mastering the strokes, your child will gain the skills and confidence to enjoy the water and be safe. Give your child an early start by signing up for our American Red Cross swim lessons program where we provide water safety information as well as swim instructions. At the start of each session, we will skill test each child to make sure they are placed in the correct level. Please be aware that your child may be reassigned to a more appropriate class if necessary. In level two through four no more than four to five swimmers will be placed with an instructor per forty-five-minute session. Space is limited so enroll soon! Cost is $160.00 per child. For more information, please call the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. 8 classes. This class is for level one only; however, we have provided a description of each level offered at our aquatic center for future reference. Please read through the level descriptions as you will be required to choose a level for your swimmer upon checkout. At the completion of each level, your child should have successfully mastered the skills described below: LEVEL ONE - Enters water independently using steps, ladder and pool sides. Swimmer can swim 5 yards without assistance on their front and back, followed with submerging underwater exhaling and resurfacing (BOBS) five times. The swimmer then demonstrates a proper pool exit independently. LEVEL TWO - Swimmers are capable of treading and floating independently. Demonstrates independent swimming on front and back for 10 yards or more and then exiting the water independently (swim-float-swim-exit). LEVEL THREE - Is comfortable with jumping into deep water and recovering via treading and floating. Capable of completing full lengths using different stroke techniques and able to switch strokes midway through the pool length. LEVEL FOUR - Performs feet first entry into deep water, swim 25 yards using the front crawl, change direction and then swim 25 yards with elementary backstroke. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards and transition into the back crawl for 14 yards. Submerge and swim 5 body lengths, resurface and exit the water. At this level swimmers will show proficiency in breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and front crawl, as well as elementary backstroke and sidestroke skills.

Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Level 1, is for swimmers (read descriptions below) ages 6 to 14 years. Learn to swim at our state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. Swimming is a lifelong activity and knowing how to swim is the first step. From learning how to blow bubbles to mastering the strokes, your child will gain the skills and confidence to enjoy the water and be safe. Give your child an early start by signing up for our American Red Cross swim lessons program where we provide water safety information as well as swim instructions. At the start of each session, we will skill test each child to make sure they are placed in the correct level. Please be aware that your child may be reassigned to a more appropriate class if necessary. In level two through four no more than four to five swimmers will be placed with an instructor per forty-five-minute session. Space is limited so enroll soon! Cost is $160.00 per child. For more information, please call the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. 8 classes. This class is for level one only; however, we have provided a description of each level offered at our aquatic center for future reference. Please read through the level descriptions as you will be required to choose a level for your swimmer upon checkout. At the completion of each level, your child should have successfully mastered the skills described below: LEVEL ONE - Enters water independently using steps, ladder and pool sides. Swimmer can swim 5 yards without assistance on their front and back, followed with submerging underwater exhaling and resurfacing (BOBS) five times. The swimmer then demonstrates a proper pool exit independently. LEVEL TWO - Swimmers are capable of treading and floating independently. Demonstrates independent swimming on front and back for 10 yards or more and then exiting the water independently (swim-float-swim-exit). LEVEL THREE - Is comfortable with jumping into deep water and recovering via treading and floating. Capable of completing full lengths using different stroke techniques and able to switch strokes midway through the pool length. LEVEL FOUR - Performs feet first entry into deep water, swim 25 yards using the front crawl, change direction and then swim 25 yards with elementary backstroke. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards and transition into the back crawl for 14 yards. Submerge and swim 5 body lengths, resurface and exit the water. At this level swimmers will show proficiency in breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and front crawl, as well as elementary backstroke and sidestroke skills.

Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Level 1, is for swimmers (read descriptions below) ages 6 to 14 years. Learn to swim at our state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. Swimming is a lifelong activity and knowing how to swim is the first step. From learning how to blow bubbles to mastering the strokes, your child will gain the skills and confidence to enjoy the water and be safe. Give your child an early start by signing up for our American Red Cross swim lessons program where we provide water safety information as well as swim instructions. At the start of each session, we will skill test each child to make sure they are placed in the correct level. Please be aware that your child may be reassigned to a more appropriate class if necessary. In level two through four no more than four to five swimmers will be placed with an instructor per forty-five-minute session. Space is limited so enroll soon! Cost is $160.00 per child. For more information, please call the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. 8 classes. This class is for level one only; however, we have provided a description of each level offered at our aquatic center for future reference. Please read through the level descriptions as you will be required to choose a level for your swimmer upon checkout. At the completion of each level, your child should have successfully mastered the skills described below: LEVEL ONE - Enters water independently using steps, ladder and pool sides. Swimmer can swim 5 yards without assistance on their front and back, followed with submerging underwater exhaling and resurfacing (BOBS) five times. The swimmer then demonstrates a proper pool exit independently. LEVEL TWO - Swimmers are capable of treading and floating independently. Demonstrates independent swimming on front and back for 10 yards or more and then exiting the water independently (swim-float-swim-exit). LEVEL THREE - Is comfortable with jumping into deep water and recovering via treading and floating. Capable of completing full lengths using different stroke techniques and able to switch strokes midway through the pool length. LEVEL FOUR - Performs feet first entry into deep water, swim 25 yards using the front crawl, change direction and then swim 25 yards with elementary backstroke. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards and transition into the back crawl for 14 yards. Submerge and swim 5 body lengths, resurface and exit the water. At this level swimmers will show proficiency in breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and front crawl, as well as elementary backstroke and sidestroke skills.

Group Swim Lessons for Kids, Level 1, is for swimmers (read descriptions below) ages 6 to 14 years. Learn to swim at our state-of-the-art Jenks Trojan Aquatic Center. Swimming is a lifelong activity and knowing how to swim is the first step. From learning how to blow bubbles to mastering the strokes, your child will gain the skills and confidence to enjoy the water and be safe. Give your child an early start by signing up for our American Red Cross swim lessons program where we provide water safety information as well as swim instructions. At the start of each session, we will skill test each child to make sure they are placed in the correct level. Please be aware that your child may be reassigned to a more appropriate class if necessary. In level two through four no more than four to five swimmers will be placed with an instructor per forty-five-minute session. Space is limited so enroll soon! Cost is $160.00 per child. For more information, please call the Aquatic Center at 918-299-4415, ext. 4353. 8 classes. This class is for level one only; however, we have provided a description of each level offered at our aquatic center for future reference. Please read through the level descriptions as you will be required to choose a level for your swimmer upon checkout. At the completion of each level, your child should have successfully mastered the skills described below: LEVEL ONE - Enters water independently using steps, ladder and pool sides. Swimmer can swim 5 yards without assistance on their front and back, followed with submerging underwater exhaling and resurfacing (BOBS) five times. The swimmer then demonstrates a proper pool exit independently. LEVEL TWO - Swimmers are capable of treading and floating independently. Demonstrates independent swimming on front and back for 10 yards or more and then exiting the water independently (swim-float-swim-exit). LEVEL THREE - Is comfortable with jumping into deep water and recovering via treading and floating. Capable of completing full lengths using different stroke techniques and able to switch strokes midway through the pool length. LEVEL FOUR - Performs feet first entry into deep water, swim 25 yards using the front crawl, change direction and then swim 25 yards with elementary backstroke. Swim breaststroke for 15 yards and transition into the back crawl for 14 yards. Submerge and swim 5 body lengths, resurface and exit the water. At this level swimmers will show proficiency in breaststroke, back crawl, butterfly and front crawl, as well as elementary backstroke and sidestroke skills.