Prevent. Prepare. Protect. Aware NOT Afraid Martial Arts is a youth development martial arts program designed to help children build confidence, leadership, respect, self-discipline, street smart self defense, and stronger academic habits. Each class helps children strengthen their bodies, sharpen their minds, and develop the confidence needed to overcome challenges at school, at home, and throughout life. Through structured instruction, positive encouragement, and regular belt advancement, students will learn: Confidence and positive self-esteem Leadership and personal responsibility Respect for themselves and others Focus, discipline, and improved behavior Practical self-defense and safety awareness Balance, flexibility, coordination, and physical fitness Goal-setting, perseverance, and academic motivation Street smart kidnapping prevention techniques Bully prevention strategies Students have the opportunity to participate in belt testing every two months at the end of each quarter, where they demonstrate the skills and techniques they have learned. Successful students receive their next belt, a certificate, and medal recognizing their progress. At Aware NOT Afraid Martial Arts, we believe that when children develop confidence, discipline, and respect—and learn how to prevent, prepare for, and respond to challenges—they gain a foundation for lifelong success. Confidence. Leadership. Better Grades.Prevent. Prepare. Protect.

This beginner-friendly crochet class for students in grades 1-5 introduces the basics of crochet through fun, hands-on projects. Students will learn foundational stitches, how to read simple patterns, and create small take-home items while building creativity, patience, and fine motor skills. Materials: One crochet hook and one skein of yarn are included in the class fee. Additional yarn and any other materials needed for future projects must be supplied by parents.

Classes will be held in Room 233 and the Driving range at the back of William M. Raines High School. Instruction begins promptly at 3:00 pm and concludes at 6:00 pm Mondays and Wednesdays. Parents/guardians must ensure students are picked up on time, as supervision is not available after 6:00 pm. A valid Learner's Permit is required prior to the start of the session. Student Requirements: Dress appropriately for outdoor activities, as portions of the course will take place outside. Wear sneakers or other flat, closed-toe shoes always for safety. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heels are not permitted. On the first day of class, students must provide: Date of Birth Last five digits of their Social Security Number Vehicles will be provided for all driving instruction sessions. Course Components The Driver Education program consists of three components: Classroom Instruction Driving Range Training On-Street Driving Students must earn an average score of 70% or higher on all assessments in each component to qualify for a Driver's License Waiver. We look forward to helping students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become safe and responsible drivers.

Let’s move, groove, and express ourselves through dance! Dance Class introduces young dancers in grades K-3rd to a lively mix of dance styles—including jazz, hip-hop, ballet, and creative movement—in a playful, energetic setting. This class focuses on rhythm, coordination, flexibility, and self-expression through age-appropriate choreography and games. No prior dance experience needed—just bring comfortable clothes, a water bottle, and a big smile! Perfect for kids who love to move and want to build confidence through dance.

Manners matter—and they can be fun, too! In this engaging and interactive class, students will learn the basics of everyday etiquette to help them feel confident and respectful in a variety of social settings. Through role-playing, games, and hands-on activities, children will practice polite greetings, table manners, conversation skills, and how to show kindness and respect to others. This quarter there are holidays and holiday party manners and crafts. It is going to be fun!This class helps build confidence, empathy, and social awareness in a fun and supportive environment. Perfect for young learners who are ready to shine at home, school, and beyond!

The JCA Sprouts Dance Enrichment Program is presented by Jacksonville Centre of the Arts (JCA), a premier dance institution entering its 30th year of dance excellence. For nearly three decades, JCA has inspired thousands of young dancers through exceptional instruction, creativity, and a commitment to excellence. Designed for preschool through 5th-grade students, JCA Sprouts brings professional dance instruction directly to schools, childcare centers, and community programs throughout Duval County. Program Highlights: One-hour classes taught by professional, engaging, and inspiring dance instructors. Classes offered in Ballet & Creative Movement or Hip-Hop. Fun, energetic, and structured classes that promote confidence, creativity, discipline, and teamwork. Students develop coordination, rhythm, flexibility, balance, musicality, and age-appropriate dance technique. Performance opportunities throughout the year for parents, families, and friends to celebrate each dancer’s growth and accomplishments. Currently serving 11 schools throughout Duval County, providing 21 dance classes each week. Convenient on-campus enrichment program that enhances your school’s extracurricular offerings. A positive environment where every child is encouraged to discover a lifelong love and passion for dance. At Jacksonville Centre of the Arts, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to experience the joy of dance. Through JCA Sprouts, we’re building confident, creative, and inspired young leaders—one class, one school, and one dancer at a time.