OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE FOR ICC’S COLLEGE FOR KIDS PROGRAM THIS JULY

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               Registration for Illinois Central College’s popular College for Kids program for the July session is available through July 7. The summer program primarily features classes for students entering fourth through ninth grades. The second session of the program runs Monday ─ Thursday, July 10-20.  ICC also offers off-site Friday Fun Trips from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm on each Friday of College for Kids.
               New this year is Music Composer’s Jam Session, where students will use software called Finale Notepad to compose original songs and pieces of music. Another new class is Past to President, where students learn about past president’s accomplishments and the problems that they faced. Also new this year for high school students is My Own www, which will teach building a website using HTML and CSS coding. 
Other classes include Unleashed Life of Pets, and Beyond; App Attack; Minecraft Designers; Express Yourself; and more.
Club CFK offers activities for student participants following the final class session of the day to accommodate working parents and features computers and snacks from 3:15 pm to 5 pm. The cost to attend Club CFK is an additional $72.
Tuition per class varies for each class based on instructional materials needed. Space is limited. Registration is available by phone at (309) 690-6900, or online at www.icc.edu/cfk. A complete listing of classes, descriptions and registration materials also is available online.

               For questions, contact Dean of Corporate and Community Education Ellen George at (309) 690-6909 or email egeorge@icc.edu

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