HV United Basketball League is an in-house league that provides the opportunity for students to learn and play basketball in a recreational setting. Our program focuses on skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship and FUN! This recreational program utilizes volunteers for coaching (this volunteer will likely be a parent). ~Practices scheduled to start the week of Jan. 6. Each team will be assigned 1 guaranteed practice and some teams may choose to add a 2nd practice M-F for 60-75 minute increments at various HVS schools ~Games will be played on Saturdays starting January 11 and we will aim to end by March 15 (to avoid conflicts with spring sports schedules, as long as we don't have any weather cancellations). We strive to create an environment where players will experience equal playing time or as close to equal as possible. If teams are more or less than 10 players, that is not always possible, but over the course of the season the playing time should be equal or close to equal. The games are listed on the schedule, but the times won't be known until late December. Games could be anytime between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. (depending on the size of the division). The final 2 weekends of the season will include a Tournament (2 game minimum) so your team may have multiple games on March 7/8 and/or March 14/15. There will no games on Jan 18 and Feb. 15 (due to HVS long weekends); Team pictures will be TBD. HV Rec and Ed will now provide 2 paid scorekeepers per game so parents no longer have to help at the score table Register 2 or more children for the HV United Basketball league and receive a $5 discount for each additional child. Discounts applied at checkout. Parents/guardians who volunteer to coach will receive a discount on their child's registration fees. This will be refunded back AFTER we confirm who the coaches will be for the season and AT the CONCLUSION of the season. Coaches clinic TBD Coaches Meeting will be sent out as a pre-recorded zoom meeting prior to the start of the season. Registration fees won't be collected until November 1 and Registration CLOSES on Dec 13 (or when a division is full, whichever is first) Team Selection Criteria: (No Guarantees) 1. Date of Registration 2. Coach/friend request 3. School Attending 4. Practice Night Information 5. Place on team that needs players

Join the HV United Track and Field Club this spring! We will introduce your young runner to the sport of track and field. We will teach them proper running form/technique and they will have the opportunity to practice their skills at our 2 practices a week. The events that will be trained for are: 60 meter sprint Long jump 400m or 800m run 400m relay Track Meet - TBD at Milford HS Track! We will have a K-2 Division and a Gr 3-5 Division (if more are needed, we will create more) Practices - Sundays @ Lakeland HS and Wednesdays at Oak Valley MS. Every participant will receive a dri-fit uniform shirt, a certificate of completion and other goodies along the way. **Registration fees will be collected on 2/1/25.

HV United Volleyball Club is hosting several AAU Tournaments this season. Below are the dates and age groups we are hosting: U10s - We are offering 4v4 format and 6v6 format (up to 4 teams accepted for each format) Jan 24 @ OVMS - max 8 teams Feb 28 @ OVMS - max 8 teams March 14 @ OVMS - max 8 teams U11s - Feb 9 @ OVMS - max 8 teams March 16 @ OVMS - max 8 teams U12s - Jan 26 @ OVMS - max 8 teams U13s - Feb 2 @ OVMS - max 8 teams U14s - March 2 @ OVMS - max 8 teams

World of Wonder (Grades K-2): This will be an intro course covering a variety of topics using games, projects, and coloring: A basic science course introducing students to a variety of topics through games, projects, and art. We will spend 2 weeks on the senses, one of touch, taste, and smell and one on sight (&light) and hearing (&sound). 1 week we’ll explore Weather and the water cycle, 1 week plants and trees, 1 week water science (sink, float, solutions) and 1 week of forces and motion Kitchen Science (Grades 3-5): exploring science through food – Using everyday kitchen staples, students will measure, make mixtures, solutions & super-saturated solutions, observe the effects of hot and cold, and explore the chemical reactions of leavening agents. We will investigate dairy by making magic milk, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream, and use emulsifiers to examine the interaction of oil and water. Students will use starches to make a fun “gak” and to thicken rice pudding. ***Students must register ONE WEEK before class starts so I can e-mail parents a food allergy questionnaire to complete before Day 1***

Unable to make the live class you can still enroll and receive the recorded class after class time. Stay relevant and up to date by learning all about Venmo, the popular mobile payment service. In this class, you’ll discover how to securely pay friends and businesses, as well as receive money without the need for cash or checks. You’ll gain a confident understanding of setting up Venmo safely, avoiding unnecessary fees, and applying it in real-world scenarios for you and your family. You'll be able to discuss the topic among family, friends and have an understanding of the key terms used when you hear about VENMO in the news! Join us to master Venmo and handle mobile payments with ease and security.

Come join us every Thursday at 6pm (April 17- May 29) on the Milford Mountain Bike Trail near Janowski Fields on Peters Rd. Parking location is Field #5. All ages and abilities welcome! Kickoff meeting on April 10 at Milford HS in the LGI at 6 p.m. You have the option of purchasing a Club T-shirt when you are registering. Funds will help support the club's activities. If your child is already a member of the HV United Racing Team, there is no fee to join the club. Required: •A helmet •A mountain bike •A desire to mountain bike PLEASE SELECT HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD WHEN REGISTERING FOR THIS COURSE. YOU WILL BE PROMPTED TO ENTER UP TO SIX FAMILY MEMBERS ON THE NEXT SCREEN.

In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Fee includes the online book, online follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and partly lecture/demonstration. For ages 13+.

In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. Learn to play piano the way professionals do-using chords. The chord method is LOTS of fun and dramatically easier to learn than reading notes. Fee includes the online book, online follow up lessons, a recording of the class and also an optional periodic question and answer session. Class is held online using zoom and is partly hands on instruction and partly lecture demonstration. Ages 13+

The Michigan High School Athletic Association has partnered with an online education system called RefReps. HV Rec and Community Ed is offering this officiating training for anyone ages 14 and older to get trained and certified to become an MHSAA official. There will be online training tools as well as in person lessons where students will get hands on training. HV Rec and Ed will also be offering jobs to officiate in the various leagues offered throughout the year. Wages are competitive and work schedules are flexible to work around busy school/sports/life schedules. This program will offer training in basketball, volleyball and soccer as the primary sports, but there will be options for students to get trained in any of the 13 offerings. The online training is interactive and provides "real life" examples from the official's perspective in live games. Course Fee: $75/sport (basketball, soccer and volleyball)- this includes online training, in person training, MHSAA license once the student successfully passes the course and lifetime access to the resources. All other sports will be $50/sport because it will ONLY be the online training, no hands on included.

This is an open-ended art class for your child to express themselves and explore with various art mediums. Our materials list is ever evolving! A sample of experiences include drawing, out of the box exploration with paint & color, watercolor and tempera paints, pastels, air dry clay, and working with various materials to empower a creative imagination. Building community is a value in this class, and collaborative art is encouraged throughout. Come see what the buzz is about in our thriving kids art community!

World of Wonder (Grades K-2): This will be an intro course covering a variety of topics using games, projects, and coloring: A basic science course introducing students to a variety of topics through games, projects, and art. We will spend 2 weeks on the senses, one of touch, taste, and smell and one on sight (&light) and hearing (&sound). 1 week we’ll explore Weather and the water cycle, 1 week plants and trees, 1 week water science (sink, float, solutions) and 1 week of forces and motion Kitchen Science (Grades 3-5): weeks of exploring science through food – Using everyday kitchen staples, students will measure, make mixtures, solutions & super-saturated solutions, observe the effects of hot and cold, and explore the chemical reactions of leavening agents. We will investigate dairy by making magic milk, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream, and use emulsifiers to examine the interaction of oil and water. Students will use starches to make a fun “gak” and to thicken rice pudding. ***Students must register ONE WEEK before calss starts so I can e-mail parents a food allergy questionnaire to complete before Day 1***

Looking for a relaxed studio space to create and connect with others your age? Various art mediums offered to freely create including, alcohol-based markers, micron pens, pastels, mixed media collage, watercolor, acrylic paint, and more! This club will be evolving along with its members! A sketch book is recommended, and all other materials will be provided.

Calling all Lakewood! Join Mrs. Dettbarn this winter in the Lakewood Choir! A t-shirt will be included to perform at their concert. Parents: Please send students with a binder and pencil Dress Rehearsal: Wednesday, May 7th (At Lakeland High School). 4:15-5:30 pm Concert: Wednesday, May 14th @ 6 pm (5:30 pm call time for students) (At Lakeland High School) After Party: Wednesday, May 21st @ 4:15 pm-5:15 pm- Pizza, Drinks, and Watch Performance (Lakewood Art Room)

World of Wonder (Grades K-2): This will be an intro course covering a variety of topics using games, projects, and coloring: A basic science course introducing students to a variety of topics through games, projects, and art. We will spend 2 weeks on the senses, one of touch, taste, and smell and one on sight (&light) and hearing (&sound). 1 week we’ll explore Weather and the water cycle, 1 week plants and trees, 1 week water science (sink, float, solutions) and 1 week of forces and motion Kitchen Science (Grades 3-5): weeks of exploring science through food – Using everyday kitchen staples, students will measure, make mixtures, solutions & super-saturated solutions, observe the effects of hot and cold, and explore the chemical reactions of leavening agents. We will investigate dairy by making magic milk, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream, and use emulsifiers to examine the interaction of oil and water. Students will use starches to make a fun “gak” and to thicken rice pudding. ***Students must register ONE WEEK before calss starts so I can e-mail parents a food allergy questionnaire to complete before Day 1***