Our youth programs offer enrichment for children and teens ages 7-17 in various subjects ranging from academics, culinary arts, fitness and wellness, performing arts, self-development and visual arts. Choose from classes offered-year round or enroll in one of our summer programs!
Taking classes was awesome! I made new friends, I tried new things – like golf and cake decorating – and had a lot of fun!
Do you have a group of homeschool students or a co-op looking for unique classes? Connect with us today to create a program that fits your students’ needs. We partner with homeschool groups and families to provide a wide range of educational opportunities throughout the year. Students can explore a variety of subjects designed to spark curiosity, build skills, and encourage a lifelong love of learning.
Is your student looking to earn college credit while in high school? Check out our ECAP programs to help them get a head start on college.
CCBC's youth classes are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible learning environment for all students. We strive to accommodate individuals with disabilities by offering supportive services and accessible facilities and materials for youth classes. If your child requires accommodations to participate in a CCBC youth class, please contact the Student Accessibility Services (SAS) office. They can be reached at 443-840-3832 or email studentaccessibility@ccbcmd.edu.
Parents should notify the instructor on the first day of class of any allergies, or extenuating health circumstances, and provide accompanying medical items if necessary (epi-pen, inhaler, etc.)
All students are expected to abide by CCBC's Code of Conduct. To maintain a focused learning environment, CCBC asks parents/guardians not to be present in classrooms during instructional hours, except on designated days. Parents are welcome to visit classrooms during performances or other designated open observation days as identified by the class instructor.
Director, Community Education