Watertown Campus Continuing Education Classes

Safe Sitter® is designed to prepare students in grades 6-8 to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. The Instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing exercises.

***Please bring your own lunch, lunch is not provided.

Safe Sitter® is designed to prepare students in grades 6-8 to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. The Instructor-led class is filled with fun games and role-playing exercises.

***Please bring your own lunch, lunch is not provided.

Participants will work alongside experienced nursing instructors in a fun and educational environment, learning essential nursing skills such as monitoring vital signs, performing wound care, and providing care for both adults and infants. Students will also have the unique opportunity to practice their skills in patient scenarios using our state-of-the-art simulation lab, gaining hands-on experience in a realistic healthcare setting.

This is a great opportunity for students considering a future in healthcare to learn, explore, and experience the world of nursing.

Please bring your own lunch.

Calling all future aviators! Our youth Aviation Camp is designed for students in grades 7–12 who are eager to explore the exciting world of aviation. This STEM-focused program introduces students to a wide range of careers in aviation through engaging in-class discussions, videos, guest speakers, and hands-on activities.

Camp participants will have the unique opportunity to fly flight simulators, gaining insight into the fundamentals of flight and the skills needed to become a pilot. Additionally, students will explore the requirements for learning about flight and, based on availability, may get an up-close look at a MedFlight Helicopter to learn about emergency medical aviation.

This two-day camp is an exciting and educational experience for any student interested in aviation. Students are asked to bring their own lunch for both days. Don’t miss this chance to take flight into the world of aviation!

Are you interested in the fast-paced world of emergency services? Our Summer Youth EMS Experience is designed for students in grades 8–12 who want to explore careers in EMS and firefighting while learning essential life-saving skills. Throughout this hands-on, two-day camp, participants will work with experienced instructors to learn about CPR, trauma care, medical emergencies, fire response, and first responder wellness. They will practice differentiating between minor and major injuries and providing emergency treatment in life-threatening situations. Students will also have the chance to explore career opportunities in EMS and firefighting, gaining insight into the skills and training required for these essential professions. Based on availability, participants may also get an up-close look at a MedFlight Helicopter, learning about its role in emergency medical response. This camp is a fantastic opportunity for students interested in healthcare, emergency response, or firefighting to gain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience.

Students are asked to bring their own lunch for both days.

This Summer STEM Camp is designed for students in grades 7–12 who are interested in exploring the anatomy of the heart, lungs, and brain through hands-on activities with 3D printing and laser cutting technology. Participants will dive into detailed lessons on the structure and function of these vital organs, discussing related health topics and common diseases. They will use CAD software to design 3D models of the heart and brain and operate a 3D printer to bring their creations to life. Additionally, students will learn to use a Glowforge laser cutter to create and assemble a lung puzzle. The camp culminates with assembling and painting their models to highlight anatomical features, followed by a capstone project where students design a simple medical tool or educational aid. This immersive experience blends science, technology, and creativity, offering a unique introduction to medical and engineering concepts.

Discover the art of building beautiful, delicious charcuterie boards in this hands-on class—perfect for food lovers, entertainers, and creatives alike. You’ll learn how to expertly pair meats, cheeses, fruits, and accompaniments, along with tips for design and visual appeal. The class will also include an overview of wine pairing ideas to help you match flavors and enhance your board for any occasion. Whether you’re preparing a romantic date-night tray, a holiday centerpiece, or a party-worthy spread, you’ll leave with new skills and the custom charcuterie board you create in class. No experience necessary—just bring your appetite and creativity!

In this introductory computer keyboarding course, students learn correct fingering and techniques for touch typing.  Activities to develop typing speed and accuracy are included.

**Spring class is currently full. Add yourself to the wait list with our Interest Form.**
This 24-hour tractor safety course provides youth ages 12-16 with the necessary requirements to be certified for compliance under Wisconsin Act 455 to operate tractors or self-propelled machinery for their own family on public roads. It also meets the requirements for the U.S. Department of Labor pertaining to special provisions made for youth ages 14-15 employed on a farm other than their family farm. This course includes instruction for safe operation of tractors and farm machinery, maintenance and safety checks, hazard recognition and correction, general farm safety knowledge, and a tractor driving skill test. Students must attend all classes in order to be certified. No exceptions will be made.