OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE FOR ICC’S COLLEGE FOR KIDS CLASSES IN JULY

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Illinois Central College still has several classes available for the July session of its popular College for Kids program, which features an assortment of creative and educational classes for students entering fourth through ninth grades. The July session runs Monday ─ Thursday, July 11– 21.  Additional off-site Friday Fun Trips are offered from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm on each Friday of College for Kids.
                Openings are still available for Math Scene Investigation, Beads for Life, Super Heroes as American Mythology, CFK’s The Voice, Tae Kwon Do, Dude Foods, Computer Aided Design, Mathletes and From Cryptids to Creepy Pasta: Urban Legends, just to name a few. For a complete list of open classes, visit http://www.icc.edu/cfk
Club CFK extends the day and accommodates working parents by offering activities for student participants following the final class session of the day until 5 pm. Club CFK features games, computers, and snacks from 3:15 pm to 5 pm. The cost to attend Club CFK is an additional $79. Students must be signed out by a parent or authorized adult no later than 5 pm each day.
Tuition is $79 per class unless other fees are noted. Space is limited. Registration is available by phone by calling (309) 690-6900, or online at http://www.icc.edu/cfk through July 8, 2016.

                For questions, contact ICC Youth Programs Coordinator Bryan Blanks at (309) 690-6914 or email bryan.blanks@icc.edu

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