AVC_6215_23F - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting February 6th, February 13th, February 20th and February 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_45F - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting February 6th, February 13th, February 20th and February 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_68F - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting February 6th, February 13th, February 20th and February 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_K1F - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting February 6th, February 13th, February 20th and February 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_23M - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting March 6th, March 20th and March 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_45M - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting March 6th, March 20th and March 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_68M - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting March 6th, March 20th and March 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_K1M - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting March 6th, March 20th and March 27th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6128_57 - Faculty Not Specified

Hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness, this is a four-day tennis and pickleball camp just for kids! Whether your child is new to either sport or already playing, this event is packed with fun, learning, and plenty of tennis and pickleball action. Players will learn the fundamentals of the game, improve their skills, and enjoy team-building games and friendly competition-all in a positive, active environment. Perfect for beginners and young players looking to grow their game while having a blast! Fees include Lunch and Gatorade. For ages 8-16.

AVC_1978_67 - Missy Kittner

Taught by Missy Kittner, this water introduction program for babies and toddlers (6 months to 4 years) helps both parents and children feel comfortable in the pool. Through fun games, children will learn basic water skills like blowing bubbles, breath control, kicking, and floating, while building confidence in the water.

AVC_5057_63 - Emily Hills

Come explore the garden with your toddler! Local Gardeners April Strickland and Emily Hills will lead the class through fun hands-on exploratory activities that will expose your family to soil, bugs, seeds and plants! This class is designed for 2-4 year olds.

Note: Parents must register their child for the course.

AVC_1978_68 - Missy Kittner

Taught by Missy and Megan Kittner, this class is for children seeking to improve swimming skills, learn new strokes, and develop basic water safety techniques. Enrollment requires instructor approval. Students must be at least 9 years old, able to swim front and back crawl the pool's length, and tread water for 30 seconds or more.

AVC_6215_23AP - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting April 10th, April 17th and April 24th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_45AP - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting April 10th, April 17th and April 24th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_68AP - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting April 10th, April 17th and April 24th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_6215_K1AP - Tracy Carter

The Kids College Friday program offers exciting, hands-on learning in art, science, culinary arts, gardening, technology, and more! With small class sizes, students dive into fun projects, collaborate with peers, and make new friends. Each Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, they'll explore two engaging courses led by experienced instructors. Guardians must register their child and complete the required paperwork. For registration questions, call 254-299-8888. Students should bring a water bottle, snack, and packed lunch each Friday. Meeting April 10th, April 17th and April 24th.

Want to learn more? Email us at communityprograms@mclennan.edu for more information.

AVC_5324_15 - Sarah Aynesworth

Join etiquette expert Sarah Aynesworth to build confidence and polish your interview skills. Learn how to introduce yourself with authority, dress professionally, and make a strong first impression-skills every teen and young adult needs for future success.

AVC_5324_16 - Sarah Aynesworth

Enhance your professional impact with Sarah Aynesworth in this course on executive presence and leadership. Learn to communicate with confidence, lead with authenticity, and make a lasting impression in any setting. Through practical strategies and personalized guidance, you'll strengthen your leadership style and develop the presence needed to inspire, influence, and succeed.

AVC_6128_58 - Brit Coleman

Hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness, this beginner and intermediate camp combines instruction and fun, fast-paced games to introduce players to "The Sport of a Lifetime" and prepare them for middle and high school competition. Campers are grouped by age and ability. Camps run Monday-Thursday, with Friday for weather make-ups. Equipment provided; bring sunscreen, water, and a cap. Fee includes snacks, Gatorade, prizes, and giveaways. Please bring sunscreen, a water bottle, and a cap. (Ages 8-16)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_6128_60 - Brit Coleman

Young players will explore tennis through fun drills and games that build motor skills and hand-eye coordination, all hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness. Campers learn basic groundstrokes and serving in a supportive small-group setting (minimum 4). Camps run Tuesday-Wednesday with Thursday for make-ups. Bring sunscreen, water, and a cap; equipment provided. Fee includes Gatorade, snacks, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 5-7)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_3057_02 - Faculty Not Specified

Join instructor Anna Pineda of Vida y Danza and learn the basics of Mexican Folklórico dance. This class introduces movement, cultural history, and English-Spanish vocabulary in a fun, age-appropriate setting. Designed for ages 7-12, no prior dance experience is required. Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes recommended. Acompañe a la instructora Anna Pineda de Vida y Danza y aprenda los conceptos básicos del baile folclórico mexicano. Esta clase introduce movimiento, historia cultural y vocabulario en inglés y español en un ambiente divertido y apropiado para su edad. Diseñada para edades de 7 a 12 años, no se requiere experiencia previa. Se recomienda ropa cómoda y tenis. (Ages 7-12)

AVC_1910_01 - Faculty Not Specified

Join Scouting America leaders to explore what it takes to become a Scout. Dive into hands-on activities, learn essential life and outdoor skills, and experience the Scouting curriculum firsthand. Discover teamwork, adventure, and the fundamentals that help youth grow into confident, capable leaders.

AVC_5267_31 - Ana Bailey

In this creative engineering camp, students use uncommon Lego kits not found in stores to build robots, pulleys, levers, traffic lights, and more. Guided by a certified Texas educator, campers follow technical plans while exploring STEM through hands-on play, imagination, and teamwork in a supportive, exploratory environment. (Ages 8-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_32 - Ana Bailey

Lego builders will dive into creative fun during LEGO MANIA! This hands-on program, led by a certified Texas educator, offers unique games, STEM kits, and projects not found in stores. Children strengthen creativity, problem solving, and coordination as they build dinosaurs, rockets, castles, cars, and more through guided challenges and imaginative construction. (Ages 4-7)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_33 - Ana Bailey

Young technicians enter a creative engineering environment using special Lego kits not found in stores. With guidance from a Texas-certified educator, campers follow technical plans to build robots, traffic lights, race cars, trucks, cranes, pulleys, levers, and more. Through hands-on teamwork, builders explore math, science, and STEM concepts while having fun and discovering new skills. (Ages 8-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_34 - Ana Bailey

This limited-space full-day camp combines all three Lego STEM programs into one exciting experience. Using special kits not found in stores, students build robots, vehicles, and machines while following technical plans. Guided by a Texas-certified educator, campers explore engineering, creativity, and problem solving through hands-on challenges, teamwork, and imaginative construction. (Ages 4-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5400_K1RLA - Brenda Flinn

This Reading and Language Arts course is designed for students transitioning from kindergarten to first grade. It reinforces Kindergarten TEKS and introduces first-grade concepts, including phonological and phonemic awareness, handwriting, reading comprehension, spelling, writing, vocabulary, and author's purpose. Students will build foundational skills for successful reading and language development as they prepare for the next academic level.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6002_03 - Clayton Williams

Join Clayton Williams, Chief of Police at MCC, for an exciting look into law enforcement. Learn about patrol cars, essential law enforcement equipment, safety practices, and more. Gain valuable insight into a career in policing and discover the tools and techniques used by officers every day in this engaging Kids College Law Enforcement Academy course. (Ages 5-12)

Location: Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) at 7601 Steinbeck Bend Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_6005_01 - Faculty Not Specified

Discover the world of weather in this Meteorologist Career Academy led by Chief Meteorologist Brady Taylor. Students explore storm-chasing vehicles, try green-screen forecasting, learn the science behind weather, review real models and radar images, and tour the meteorology team's meeting room-gaining an inside look at how professionals track and predict the atmosphere. (Ages 5-12)

Location: KTWX News 10 Studio at 6700 American Plaza, Waco, TX 76712

AVC_1990_54 - Heather White

Discover the artist within! Join art educator Heather White for a drawing course based on the book, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your skills, this class offers step-by-step guidance for all experience levels. Explore techniques, build confidence, and enjoy a supportive, creative environment that encourages growth and self-expression through art. (Ages 14-18)

AVC_5400_12RLA - Brenda Flinn

This Reading course for students moving from 1st to 2nd grade strengthens foundational skills and introduces new concepts. Topics include print awareness, phonics, decoding multisyllabic words, reading comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, handwriting, and identifying author's purpose. Students will enhance their ability to read with accuracy and expression, while developing critical thinking skills for understanding and analyzing a variety of texts.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5500_K1MTH - Tracy Carter

This K-1 Math course is for students who have completed kindergarten and are beginning 1st grade. Students will develop skills in counting, comparing numbers, basic addition and subtraction, identifying coins, recognizing shapes, and understanding measurement. They will use objects and visuals to solve problems, represent numbers, and analyze data. Additionally, students will explore basic financial concepts and patterns.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6003_03 - Justin Lawson

Kids College EMS Career Academies introduce children to Emergency Medical Services, led by the Program Director for EMS Education at MCC. Students learn what EMS professionals do, when to call 911, explore ambulances and equipment, practice CPR skills, and gain awareness of EMS tools and basic first-aid responses-all in a fun, hands-on, safety-focused environment. (Ages 5-12)

Location: Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) at 7601 Steinbeck Bend Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_6004_03 - Sue Allen

Join Sue Allen, Program Director of the MCC Veterinary Technology Program, to explore a career as a veterinary technologist. Learn the basics of animal care, safety, patient care, and discover x-rays, bones, and body structures. Gain hands-on experience and essential skills to work with animals in this exciting Kids College Vet Tech Academy course. (Ages 5-12)

Location: McLennan Community College's Veterinary Technology Building at Highlander Ranch at 223 Cobbs Lane in Waco, Texas

AVC_1910_02 - Faculty Not Specified

Join Scouting America leaders to explore what it takes to become a Scout. Dive into hands-on activities, learn essential life and outdoor skills, and experience the Scouting curriculum firsthand. Discover teamwork, adventure, and the fundamentals that help youth grow into confident, capable leaders.

AVC_1917_20 - Jonathan Antunes

This fun summer camp introduces students to golf, with instruction from Jon Antunes on full swing, short game, rules, etiquette, and more. Using both indoor and outdoor facilities, weather is never a concern. Kids are grouped by age and skill level. Golf clubs are provided for those without their own set. (Ages 4-17)

Location: Cottonwood Creek Golf Course at 5200 Bagby Avenue

AVC_5158_15 - Madeline Makovy

Calling all aspiring chefs! Come learn the basics of cooking that you can use in real life. Led by McLennan County 4-H, this interactive camp will teach kids how to cut and peel, cook meat at the proper temperatures, and have fun while doing it all. (Ages 8-14)

Location: 4224 Cobbs Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_5158_17 - Delsia Contreras

Join Executive Chef Delsia Contreras for a four-day, hands-on introduction to essential cooking and baking skills. Explore the origins of featured dishes, prepare a take-home meal each day, and learn cake assembly, decorating basics, and key baking tools. This fun, engaging experience builds confidence in the kitchen and strengthens foundational culinary techniques. (Ages 9-16)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_35 - Ana Bailey

This limited-space full-day camp combines all three Lego STEM programs into one exciting experience. Using special kits not found in stores, students build robots, vehicles, and machines while following technical plans. Guided by a Texas-certified educator, campers explore engineering, creativity, and problem solving through hands-on challenges, teamwork, and imaginative construction. (Ages 4-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5400_23RLA - Brenda Flinn

This course strengthens foundational reading and language skills for 2nd to 3rd graders. Students enhance listening, speaking, and discussion abilities, develop phonological awareness, and improve decoding and spelling skills. They will read fluently, deepen comprehension, expand vocabulary, and strengthen writing through drafting, revising, and editing. The course also explores literary analysis and effective communication.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5500_12MTH - Tracy Carter

This 1-2 Math course is for students transitioning from 1st to 2nd grade. Students will explore place value, addition, and subtraction strategies, work with numbers up to 120, and practice skip counting. They'll also learn to identify coins, analyze shapes, and measure length and time. Additionally, students will use data to create graphs and develop basic financial literacy skills.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6001_05 - Stephen Cook

Explore the world of fire protection with Stephen Cook, Coordinator of the MCC Fire Academy! Discover fire engines, fire safety, first aid, firefighting tools, and essential equipment. Gain hands-on experience and insight into a career in fire protection technology in this exciting Kids College Fire Academy course. Perfect for future firefighters! (Ages 5-12)

Location: Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) at 7601 Steinbeck Bend Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_6128_59 - Brit Coleman

Hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness, this beginner and intermediate camp combines instruction and fun, fast-paced games to introduce players to "The Sport of a Lifetime" and prepare them for middle and high school competition. Campers are grouped by age and ability. Camps run Monday-Thursday, with Friday for weather make-ups. Equipment provided; bring sunscreen, water, and a cap. Fee includes snacks, Gatorade, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 8-16)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_6128_62 - Brit Coleman

Young players will explore tennis through fun drills and games that build motor skills and hand-eye coordination, all hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness. Campers learn basic groundstrokes and serving in a supportive small-group setting (minimum 4). Camps run Tuesday-Wednesday with Thursday for make-ups. Bring sunscreen, water, and a cap; equipment provided. Fee includes Gatorade, snacks, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 5-7)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_5267_36 - Ana Bailey

Step into a world of imagination and learning at Camp Barbie, led by a Texas-certified teacher. Campers help Barbie explore good manners, friendships, school skills, careers, money sense, and creativity. With activities like dressing for occasions, practicing talents, cooking tips, stories, and art, this fun, fast-paced camp builds confidence, encourages teamwork, and inspires every participant. (Ages 4-8)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_37 - Ana Bailey

Circus Arts Camp invites children to explore performing and visual arts in a playful, noncompetitive setting. All skill levels are welcome as campers learn silks, hoops, magic, balloon art, and clown face painting. With fun themed days all week and a class size limited to 18, this camp delivers excitement, creativity, and unforgettable circus-style adventures. (Ages 4-8)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_38 - Ana Bailey

Young creators invent heroes, craft storylines, and explore cartooning basics while developing fun, imaginative writing skills. Inspired by artists like Stan Lee, campers of all levels receive scaffolded instruction to make writing enjoyable. By week's end, they complete original comic strips and short stories- all led by a Texas certified teacher who supports creativity every step. (Ages 8-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_39 - Ana Bailey

Students of all writing levels will enjoy turning imaginative ideas into creative expression. With scaffolded instruction, campers learn to write sentences, stories, and descriptive, narrative, or informational pieces in fun, engaging ways. Led by a Texas certified teacher, this class builds confidence and voice through creative writing and art challenges-your young author may even create work worth framing! (Ages 7-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_79 - Faculty Not Specified

Join Dr. Jim Pennington from the Department of Chemistry at Texas A&M University for an exciting on-the-road chemistry show that turns science into unforgettable spectacle. Through dynamic, curriculum-aligned demonstrations-color changes, combustions, and surprising reactions-students experience chemistry in action. This free outreach program inspires curiosity, reinforces classroom concepts, and brings real-world chemistry directly to your school.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5400_34RLA - Brenda Flinn

This course prepares students for the transition from 3rd to 4th grade by building essential language skills. Students focus on listening, speaking, reading, writing, and critical thinking. They enhance decoding, spelling, vocabulary, and fluency. Additionally, students practice reading comprehension, analyze literary elements, and develop skills in writing narratives, informative texts, and argumentative compositions across various genres.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5500_23MTH - Tracy Carter

This course is designed for students who have completed 2nd grade and are entering 3rd grade. It covers essential math skills including number comparison, place value up to 1,200, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, geometry, fractions, measurement, time, money, and data analysis. Students will also develop problem-solving and communication skills through hands-on activities and real-life applications.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6205_38 - Madeline Makovy

Calling all crafty and creative kids in McLennan County! This camp will be put on by McLennan County 4-H and will be filled with fun interactive and creative activities, including sewing projects, tie dying, cake decorating, making birdhouses, and more! (Ages 8-12)

Location: AgriLife Extension Office at 4224 Cobbs Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_1910_03 - Faculty Not Specified

Join Scouting America leaders to explore what it takes to become a Scout. Dive into hands-on activities, learn essential life and outdoor skills, and experience the Scouting curriculum firsthand. Discover teamwork, adventure, and the fundamentals that help youth grow into confident, capable leaders.

AVC_5158_16 - Rachel Esquivel

In this three-day program, instructor Rachel Esquivel anc Madeline Makony will guide youth ages 8-16 as they explore foods from around the world and gain hands-on cooking experience. Participants will learn basic kitchen skills, food safety practices, and how to prepare simple, delicious meals. This fun and engaging class encourages culinary creativity and builds kitchen confidence.

Location: AgriLife Extension Office at 4224 Cobbs Drive

AVC_5267_40 - Ana Bailey

Campers explore sketching, color coordination, costume design, and fashion history while creating a personalized style portfolio. Designs come alive with patterned papers, ribbons, sequins, jewels, feathers, and more. Led by a Texas certified teacher, students work in "Design Teams" for fun challenges like White Wedding and Fashion Show-down, building friendships and expressing their unique fashion creativity. (Ages 8-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_41 - Ana Bailey

Endless tracks and obstacle courses introduce Hot Wheels fans to momentum, force, friction, and measurement through exciting STEM play. Campers test cars, build ramps, and explore speed using inches, feet, and ounces. Led by a Texas certified teacher, this high-energy camp blends science, math, and imagination, leaving students with stronger STEM skills and plenty of Hot Wheels fun. (Ages 4-6)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_42 - Ana Bailey

Wrapped in adventure and challenges, this camp introduces essential survival skills. Students learn about shelter, water, fire, and food while practicing water purification, signaling, first aid, edible plant searches, and safe outdoor habits. Guided by a Texas certified teacher, campers build teamwork through fun survival games and outdoor tasks. Ideal for kids who love working and playing outside. (Ages 7-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5400_45RLA - Brenda Flinn

This course prepares students who have completed 4th grade and are entering 5th grade. It strengthens skills in listening, speaking, reading, writing, and thinking. Students will enhance vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and writing across genres while practicing oral communication, decoding, spelling, and collaboration. Critical thinking and inquiry-based learning are emphasized.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5500_34MTH - Tracy Carter

This course is designed for students moving from 3rd to 4th grade. It covers key math skills such as place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, measurement, geometry, and data analysis. Students will also explore problem-solving strategies, mathematical reasoning, number patterns, and personal financial literacy, developing skills in real-life applications and effective communication.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6002_04 - Clayton Williams

Join Clayton Williams, Chief of Police at MCC, for an exciting look into law enforcement. Learn about patrol cars, essential law enforcement equipment, safety practices, and more. Gain valuable insight into a career in policing and discover the tools and techniques used by officers every day in this engaging Kids College Law Enforcement Academy course. (Ages 5-12)

Location: Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) at 7601 Steinbeck Bend Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_6004_04 - Sue Allen

Join Sue Allen, Program Director of the MCC Veterinary Technology Program, to explore a career as a veterinary technologist. Learn the basics of animal care, safety, patient care, and discover x-rays, bones, and body structures. Gain hands-on experience and essential skills to work with animals in this exciting Kids College Vet Tech Academy course. (Ages 5-12)

Location: McLennan Community College's Veterinary Technology Building at Highlander Ranch at 223 Cobbs Lane in Waco, Texas

AVC_1956_12 - Jerod Meurer

Attention, outdoorsy kids! Wildlife camp, led by McLennan County 4-H, is just for you! Spend a week learning about archery, fishing, camp cooking, hunter safety, wildlife, plant identification, and more! The camp is for kids 8-14 years of age.

Location: MCC's Highlander Ranch at 223 Cobbs Lane

AVC_5158_18 - Delsia Contreras

Join Executive Chef Delsia Contreras for a four-day, hands-on introduction to essential cooking and baking skills. Explore the origins of featured dishes, prepare a take-home meal each day, and learn cake assembly, decorating basics, and key baking tools. This fun, engaging experience builds confidence in the kitchen and strengthens foundational culinary techniques. (Ages 9-16)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5267_43 - Ana Bailey

Young technicians enter a creative engineering environment using special Lego kits not found in stores. With guidance from a Texas-certified educator, campers follow technical plans to build robots, traffic lights, race cars, trucks, cranes, pulleys, levers, and more. Through hands-on teamwork, builders explore math, science, and STEM concepts while having fun and discovering new skills. (Ages 8-12)

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5267_44 - Ana Bailey

Exercise your Lego skills in new and exciting ways using unique kits and STEM projects not found in stores. With guidance from a Texas certified teacher, students develop ideas, solve problems, and build confidence. Individual and team projects boost creativity and social skills as campers work toward shared goals. A perfect class for every Lego enthusiast-invite a friend and build together! (Ages 5-8)

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5267_45 - Ana Bailey

Think you've done it all with Lego? This camp will prove otherwise! Using dynamic STEM projects, students explore physical science, math, torque, and engineering through hands-on creation. Instructors guide while campers build, code, and compete in robotic battles and timed challenges. Real-world teamwork strengthens problem-solving skills as students race to become true Lego experts-bring a friend and join the fun!. (Ages 8-12)

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5267_46 - Ana Bailey

This limited-space full-day camp combines all three Lego STEM programs into one exciting experience. Using special kits not found in stores, students build robots, vehicles, and machines while following technical plans. Guided by a Texas-certified educator, campers explore engineering, creativity, and problem solving through hands-on challenges, teamwork, and imaginative construction. (Ages 5-12)

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5267_47 - Lorene Keeland

Led by the Girl Scouts of Central Texas, this camp takes young explorers into the sticky, slimy, and wonderfully gross world of science. Campers become mad scientists as they create slime, test sticky substances, and conduct gooey experiments. Each session is packed with hands-on activities that spark curiosity, inspire discovery, and make messy science incredibly fun. (Ages 7-12)

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5400_56RLA - Brenda Flinn

This Reading Language Arts course for students entering 6th grade focuses on listening, speaking, reading, writing, and thinking. Skills include phonics, decoding, spelling, vocabulary development, fluency, and comprehension. Students will practice analyzing texts, making inferences, and using evidence to support responses. They will also work on writing with purpose, organizing ideas, revising drafts, and applying language conventions.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_5500_45MTH - Tracy Carter

This course for students transitioning from 4th to 5th grade strengthens skills in multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, geometry, and data analysis. Students will also develop proficiency in problem-solving, using strategies like place value and number sense, comparing and ordering numbers, calculating perimeter and area, measuring angles, and understanding financial concepts like budgeting, saving, and managing expenses.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6128_61 - Brit Coleman

Hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness, this beginner and intermediate camp combines instruction and fun, fast-paced games to introduce players to "The Sport of a Lifetime" and prepare them for middle and high school competition. Campers are grouped by age and ability. Camps run Monday-Thursday, with Friday for weather make-ups. Equipment provided; bring sunscreen, water, and a cap. Fee includes snacks, Gatorade, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 8-16)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_6001_06 - Stephen Cook

Explore the world of fire protection with Stephen Cook, Coordinator of the MCC Fire Academy! Discover fire engines, fire safety, first aid, firefighting tools, and essential equipment. Gain hands-on experience and insight into a career in fire protection technology in this exciting Kids College Fire Academy course. Perfect for future firefighters! (Ages 5-12)

Location: Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) at 7601 Steinbeck Bend Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_6128_64 - Brit Coleman

Young players will explore tennis through fun drills and games that build motor skills and hand-eye coordination, all hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness. Campers learn basic groundstrokes and serving in a supportive small-group setting (minimum 4). Camps run Tuesday-Wednesday with Thursday for make-ups. Bring sunscreen, water, and a cap; equipment provided. Fee includes Gatorade, snacks, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 5-7)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_6005_02 - Faculty Not Specified

Discover the world of weather in this Meteorologist Career Academy led by Chief Meteorologist Brady Taylor. Students explore storm-chasing vehicles, try green-screen forecasting, learn the science behind weather, review real models and radar images, and tour the meteorology team's meeting room-gaining an inside look at how professionals track and predict the atmosphere. (Ages 5-12)

Location: KTWX News 10 Studio at 6700 American Plaza, Waco, TX 76712

AVC_1910_04 - Faculty Not Specified

Join Scouting America leaders to explore what it takes to become a Scout. Dive into hands-on activities, learn essential life and outdoor skills, and experience the Scouting curriculum firsthand. Discover teamwork, adventure, and the fundamentals that help youth grow into confident, capable leaders.

AVC_5324_17 - Sarah Aynesworth

Join instructor Sarah Aynesworth for a two-day manners camp for boys. Students will learn proper introductions, table etiquitte, good sportsman ship, thank-you note writing, and more. They'll leave with greater confidence and a personalized book of skills learned. A fun, interactive way to build respect and social grace! No refunds. (Ages 7-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5324_18 - Sarah Aynesworth

Join instructor Sarah Aynesworth for a two-day manners camp for girls. Students will learn proper introductions, table etiquette, good sportsmanship, thank-you note writing, and more. They'll leave with a newfound confidence and a personalized book of skills learned. A fun, engaging way to cultivate grace and poise! No refunds. (Ages 7-12)

Location: Bledsoe Miller STEAM Center at 300 N M.L.K. Boulevard

AVC_5500_56MTH - Tracy Carter

This course for students transitioning from 5th to 6th grade enhances skills in fractions, decimals, multiplication, and division, with a focus on multi-step problem-solving. Students will explore algebraic expressions, volume, measurement conversions, and graphing on coordinate planes. Additional topics include prime and composite numbers, properties of geometric shapes, simplifying expressions, data interpretation, and personal financial literacy, including taxes, budgeting, and income.

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street

AVC_6003_04 - Justin Lawson

Kids College EMS Career Academies introduce children to Emergency Medical Services, led by the Program Director for EMS Education at MCC. Students learn what EMS professionals do, when to call 911, explore ambulances and equipment, practice CPR skills, and gain awareness of EMS tools and basic first-aid responses-all in a fun, hands-on, safety-focused environment. (Ages 5-12)

Location: Emergency Services Education Center (ESEC) at 7601 Steinbeck Bend Drive in Waco, Texas

AVC_1917_21 - Jonathan Antunes

Aspiring golfers will refine their skills with expert instruction from Jon Antunes, focusing on full swing, short game, rules, etiquette, and more. With indoor and outdoor facilities, weather is never an issue. Campers are grouped by age and skill level for optimal learning. Golf clubs are provided if needed. (Ages 4-17)

AVC_6128_63 - Brit Coleman

Hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness, this beginner and intermediate camp combines instruction and fun, fast-paced games to introduce players to "The Sport of a Lifetime" and prepare them for middle and high school competition. Campers are grouped by age and ability. Camps run Monday-Thursday, with Friday for weather make-ups. Equipment provided; bring sunscreen, water, and a cap. Fee includes snacks, Gatorade, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 8-16)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_6128_65 - Brit Coleman

Young players will explore tennis through fun drills and games that build motor skills and hand-eye coordination, all hosted by Waco Regional Tennis and Fitness. Campers learn basic groundstrokes and serving in a supportive small-group setting (minimum 4). Camps run Tuesday-Wednesday with Thursday for make-ups. Bring sunscreen, water, and a cap; equipment provided. Fee includes Gatorade, snacks, prizes, and giveaways. (Ages 5-7)

Note: Must register with child's account by signing into or creating an account for them. Location: Waco Regional Tennis & Fitness at 900 Lake Shore Drive

AVC_5267_78 - Lorene Keeland

Led by the Girl Scouts of Central Texas, this camp takes young explorers into the sticky, slimy, and wonderfully gross world of science. Campers become mad scientists as they create slime, test sticky substances, and conduct gooey experiments. Each session is packed with hands-on activities that spark curiosity, inspire discovery, and make messy science incredibly fun. (Ages 7-12)

Location: MCC's Community Services Center at 4601 N. 19th Street