***For Esperanza Students Only*** This club will challenge students on the PLC 90 minute early release days (scheduled on select Fridays) during the school year. Students will use teamwork to develop strategy and skill as they compete against other students while playing various games until the normal dismissal time. Subject to minimum enrollment. NOTE: Students may be subject to withdrawal from Board Game Club due to: poor behavior, late arrival to the club, and late pickup by parent/guardian.

2025-26 FUTURE KINDER GIFTED TEST REGISTRATION ROUND 3 REGISTRATION: March 23 - May 25, 2026 *IN ORDER TO COMPLETE TESTNG, CHILDREN MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 4-YEARS OLD AT THE TIME OF TESTING AND WILL BE 5-YEARS OLD BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1ST. **Email a photocopy of your child's birth certificate and proof of residence to giftedservices@dvusd.org ***By completing this online registration, the parent/ legal guardian acknowledges his/ her request for gifted testing. (NOTE: All gifted testing is scored using age-level norms. DVUSD Gifted Services cannot score assessments without verification of age.)

During this training camp, your son or daughter will receive personalized instruction on each subject of the ACT, including the essay portion of the exam. In addition, the instructor will meet one-on-one and review the final diagnostic test with your student in order to develop a personalized summer study plan to get your student ready for the upcoming test. Included in the training camp is a study guide filled with tips and strategies to aid in the improvement of test scores, as well as continued online support over the summer as your son or daughter works through his or her studies. Take advantage of this unique opportunity and get your son or daughter ready for this very important college entrance exam. The study guide, a 4-day training camp, and summer practice support is now available to you this summer. ACT Boot Camp Itinerary Includes: Overview, English, & Essay Math Reading & Science Diagnostic Test Personalized Analysis

ActivStars Cheerleading classes feature fun and safety as students build skills preparing them for school tryouts. Students learn cheers, chants, jumps, pom-dance routines, and age-appropriate stunts. Practice sessions introduce showmanship techniques as students build self-confidence and improve coordination as they work with team spirit and support.

ActivStars Cheerleading classes feature fun and safety as students build skills preparing them for school tryouts. Students learn cheers, chants, jumps, pom-dance routines, and age-appropriate stunts. Practice sessions introduce showmanship techniques as students build self-confidence and improve coordination as they work with team spirit and support.

Our exciting and comprehensive martial arts program curriculum includes the most effective self-defense techniques and specializes in the premier A-Z Abduction Prevention and Anti-Bullying programs. Physical fitness is emphasized as students learn spatial awareness and work on skills to improve their agility, coordination, and balance. Our program is on-going and designed for students to one day achieve a Black Belt.

Little learners, big possibilities! Arizona Science Center's Science on Wheels is visiting Copper Creek! They bring hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M.) experiences that are aligned with Developmentally Appropriate Practice, National Association for the Education of Young Children recommendations for high quality programs, Arizona Early Learning Standards, and Teaching Strategies GOLD. Our child-centered programs provide opportunities for children to deepen their learning connections, practice higher order thinking skills, and build their knowledge about the world around them. The program can also support school-ready skills such as problem-solving, communication, persistence, and confidence.

Little learners, big possibilities! Arizona Science Center's Science on Wheels is visiting Copper Creek! They bring hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M.) experiences that are aligned with Developmentally Appropriate Practice, National Association for the Education of Young Children recommendations for high quality programs, Arizona Early Learning Standards, and Teaching Strategies GOLD. Our child-centered programs provide opportunities for children to deepen their learning connections, practice higher order thinking skills, and build their knowledge about the world around them. The program can also support school-ready skills such as problem-solving, communication, persistence, and confidence.

This summer camp will focus on improving drawing and painting abilities in different medias and subject matters, along with creating various three dimensional (3-D) art projects, including ceramics. Students will participate in drawing nature, animals, still life, landscapes, portraits, abstract, and non-objective subjects. The goal is to bring out each student's own style and creativity while improving their artistic abilities. T-shirt and all supplies are included.

Featured Sport: WATER GAMES Dress to get soaked as we play sports and the wackiest water games in town! Join your friends for Bucket Brigade, Exterminator, Around the World, Fire, Water Baseball and more. Don't forget to wear sunscreen, bring a drink, and wear shoes and clothes that can get wet. Bring a change of clothes, if needed. Meet friends, stay fit, and splash the day away with AIT Water Games. Please make sure your children are dressed in athletic, comfortable clothing and shoes that can get soaked. We take plenty of water breaks, but it is nice for them to have a water bottle, rather than heading to the outside fountain. Please send water with your child, as fountains may not be available. Children attending After Care may want to bring a towel or a change of clothes. This session is meant to give kids a chance to have some fun and relax as they finish up their busy school year. Get in the game with AIT! Athletes In Training Sports Club provides boys & girls the opportunity to participate in multiple sports with friends, right after school and right on campus! We believe that keeping sports fun encourages children to stay active and to keep playing sports throughout their childhood while improving self confidence, skills, and nourishing their brains for better academic performance. Our energetic and fun coaches teach children a new sport each session, through fun skill activities and weekly scrimmages with teammates. Join AIT Sports Club for a session or stay active with us all year, as we play such sports as Flag Football, Soccer, Basketball and everyone's favorite… Water Games! Come join the fun!

Stop by DVFRC for some board game fun! Enjoy playing games with your child while helping them build their fine motor and critical thinking skills as well as learning social skills such as cooperation and communication.

Stop by DVFRC for some board game fun! Enjoy playing games with your child while helping them build their fine motor and critical thinking skills as well as learning social skills such as cooperation and communication.

This summer camp introduces students to the principles and techniques of crime scene investigation (CSI). CSI is a multidisciplinary field that combines science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) with critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Students will learn the fundamentals of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting evidence from crime scenes, while gaining practical knowledge in forensic science, evidence collection, and crime scene reconstruction. This course will include both theoretical knowledge and hands-on exercises. Students will gather in groups, learning together as they “work” assigned mock crime scenes. Topics include: Forensic Science Crime Scene Processing Fingerprinting Bloodstain Pattern Analysis DNA Basics Digital Forensics Mock Crime Scene Investigation Forensic Entomolgy Courtroom Simulation