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KIDS at COLLEGE
A summer of endless possibilities awaits ...
SUMMER CAMP ♦-
GUIDE JUNE - JULY 2022
LEE COLLEGE
CENTER FOR WORKFORCE AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
REGISTRATION WAIT-LIST property of others, possession of under the
When registering your child for a summer If a program is full, you may request to add infuence of drugs and/or alcohol, misuse
camp, please register using your child’s your childs name to the waiting list. Regis- of emergency exits, no abiding by rules and
name (not the parent’s name). tration fees do not apply for waiting line regulations or refusal to leave when directed
spots. If a waitlisted spot becomes available, to do so by the staf. Expulsion results in a
AGE REQUIREMENTS you will be contacted and given 24 hours to forfeit of registration fees and no refund will
Children must be the required age at the respond before we ofer the spot to another be issued.
start date of the program. participant.
CAMP STAFF
MISSED CLASSES WITHDRAWALS • Attend a mandatory Instructor
In the event a participant is unable to attend No refunds will be provided/issued after Orientation
a class(es), makeup classes will not be a class begins. To receive a 100% refund,
ofered. parents must call 281.425.6311 and request • Maintain a safe classroom
to drop their child from the program at least
PARTICIPANTS WITH SPECIAL PICK-UP & DROP OFF
THREE BUSINESS DAYS prior to the start date
NEEDS OR ALLERGIES Pick-Up/Drop-Of time is extremely import-
of the class. Complete processing of refunds
Please call 281.425.6311 before registering a ant to ensure all camps run on time. The
can take up to four weeks, depending on
child with special needs or any allergies for a camp will begin and end promptly at
payment type.
summer camp. designated times. Please make sure you
IN SUPPORT OF A SAFE SUMMER are aware of the camp location. For your
PAYMENT camper’s safety, parents/guardians are
Full payment of program fee must be made
CAMP
Lee College reserves the right to expel any strongly encouraged to drop their child of
at the time of registration. 10 minutes prior to the camps start time.
child in violation of unacceptable behavior
Pick- up time should be no more than 10
CANCELLATIONS from any Kids at College Summer Camp
Program. This includes, but is not limited minutes after camp has ended. After a one
Lee College reserves the right to cancel
to: possession of weapons, sexual harass- time warning, students may be dismissed
any program due to low enrollment or for
ment, sexual assault, throwing of articles in from the camp permanently.
unforeseen circumstances. A full refund will
be issued. an aggressive manner, attempts to incite
violence, abusive or disrespectful language,
obscene gestures, racial or ethnic remarks,
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A summer of endless possibilities awaits ...
SUMMER CAMP JUNE - JULY 2022
Sports Camps ............................................... 4
Special Interest ............................................ 6
EnergyVenture Camp 2022 ......................... 7
LOCATION KEY Science & Engineering................................. 8
LC Lee College, Baytown Campus
200 Lee Drive, Baytown, TX 77520
ATC Advanced
Technology Center
MHC McNulty-Haddick
Complex Health and Wellness .................................... 8
Sports Area Lee College Sports
Area
CWCD Center for Workforce and
Community Development
909 Decker Drive, Baytown, TX
Arts & Crafts ................................................. 8
LCEC Lee College Education Center -
South Liberty County
1715 Highway 146
Liberty, TX 77575
LCMN Lee College McNair Campus
Gaming/Technology ................................... 9
See Campus Map on page 12.
Look on our website lee.edu/workforce for additional courses and information.
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SPORTS CAMPS
Volleyball Camp Volleyball Position Camp - Defense and Blocking
The Five-Day All-Skills Camp will focus on all aspects of the game The Two-Day Position Camp will focus on the breakdown of
with a strong emphasis on the fundamentals of volleyball. Skill skills by position. The breakdown will include a strong emphasis
development is emphasized during hours of on-court instruc- on the fundamentals of volleyball. Skill development is empha-
tion in the following areas: serving, serve receiving, forearm sized during hours of on-court instruction in the following
passing, setting, attacking, blocking, transition & competition. areas: serving, serve receiving, forearm passing, setting, attack-
Technique refnement and exposure to tactical aspects of the ing, blocking, transition & scoring. Technique refnement and
game will also be covered. Please register for your proper age exposure to tactical aspects of the game to increase overall IQ
group. Discount is available for second child registration. Please will also be covered. Ages 8th - 12th grade.
call 281.425.6311 for more information.
Instructor: Danielle Essix
Instructor: Danielle Essix Cost: $50
Cost: $100 Day Date Time Code Age Group
Day Date Time Code Age Group M/Tu July 25-26 4:30 - 6:30 PM 224KAC20002
M-F Jul 25-29 8AM - 12 N 224KAC10003 (Grade 10th-12th) (Grades 8th-12th)
M-F Jul 18-22 2 – 6 PM 224KAC10002 (Grades 7th- 9th) Location: Lee College Sports Arena
Location: Lee College Sports Arena
M-F Jul 18-22 8AM – 12N 224KAC10001 (Grades 3rd-6th)
Location: Lee College Gymnasium 110
Danielle Essix is the Head Volleyball Coach for the Lee College Lady Rebels. She is
entering her third season with the Lady Rebels. During her frst season at Lee College,
the Lady Rebels fnished 10-13 overall and 4-4 in conference play. They clinched a
playof spot in the post season Region IX Conference Volleyball Tournament. The Lady
Rebels showed much success with six players earning All-Conference Honors. During
the 2019 season, the Lady Rebels improved to a 20 - 12 overall record and fnished 4th
in Region XIV. The team had one All - Tournament team member, four All - Conference
team members and one Region XIV All - Academic member. “I’m extremely excited to
be the Head Volleyball Coach at Lee College. Volleyball is my passion, and I can’t wait
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to see the future we build with our program.”
DANIELLE ESSIX
Head Coach at Lee College
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Volleyball Position Camp - Serving and Passing Rebel Lites Developmental Camp – Volleyball
The Two-Day Position Camp will focus on the breakdown of This camp is geared to ages 8 -12 to teach the fundamentals
skills by position. The breakdown will include a strong emphasis and allow learning more about the sport of volleyball through
on the fundamentals of volleyball. Skill development is empha- skills and drills. It is designed to teach proper techniques for our
sized during hours of on-court instruction in the following youth players.
areas: serving, serve receiving, forearm passing, setting, attack-
Instructor: Danielle Essix
ing, blocking, transition & scoring. Technique refnement and
Cost: $50
exposure to tactical aspects of the game to increase overall IQ
Day Date Time Code Age Group
will also be covered. Ages 8th - 12th grade.
W/Th July 27-28 4:30-6:30PM224KAC20003 Ages 8-12
Instructor: Danielle Essix Location: Lee College Sports Arena
Cost: $50 Basketball Camp
Day Date Time Code Age Group This camp is designed to improve your skills through individual
M/Tu July 25-26 2 - 4PM 224KAC20001 (Grades 8th-12th) instruction and game competition. Emphasis will be placed on
Location: Lee College Sports Arena shooting techniques, fundamentals, and team-building. Girls
Volleyball Position Camp - Setting and Attacking and boys will learn how to play the game under the instruc-
The Two-Day Position Camp will focus on the breakdown of tion of the Lee College basketball coach and players. Course
skills by position. The breakdown will include a strong emphasis fee includes camp basketball, camp photo, and t-shirt. Camps
on the fundamentals of volleyball. Skill development is empha- are fundraising activities for the Lee College basketball team.
sized during hours of on-court instruction in the following Discount is available for second child registration. Please call
areas: serving, serve receiving, forearm passing, setting, attack- 281.425.6311 for more information.
ing, blocking, transition & scoring. Technique refnement and
Cost: $100
exposure to tactical aspects of the game to increase overall IQ
Instructor: Nicholas Wade
will also be covered. Ages 8th - 12th grade.
Day Date Time Code Age Group
Instructor: Danielle Essix M-F June 27-July 1 M-Th 8AM – 1PM; 224KAC10012 Girls (K - 5th
Cost: $50 F 8AM-12N Grade)
Day Date Time Code Age Group Tu-F July 5-8 Tu-Th 8AM – 1PM; 224KAC10013 Girls (6th -
M/Tu July 27-28 2 - 4PM 224KAC20003 (Grades 8th-12th) F 8AM-12N 12th Grade)
Location: Lee College Sports Arena M-F July 11-15 M-Th 8AM – 1PM; 224KAC10014 Boys (K - 5th
F 8AM-12N Grade)
M-F July 18-22 M-Th 8AM – 1PM; 224KAC10015 Boys (5th -
F 8AM-12N 10th Grade)
Location: Lee College Sports Arena
Nicholas Wade is the head coach for the Lee College men’s basketball team. He is also the
school’s athletics director. Born in Highlands, Nicholas Wade made his coaching debut at Lee
College this past 2021-2022 season. Coach Wade attended the Goose Creek school systems
while growing up and fnished his high school career at St. Thomas High School in Houston,
Texas. After high school, Coach Wade played for Austin College, where he was part of a SCAC
South Division championship. Coach Wade got his coaching start at Angelina College were in 2
years he coached 2 All Americans, and led the Roadrunners to a South Zone Championship and
a Region 14 Championship, while being the back to back South Zone Coach of the year. In his
frst season at Lee College the Rebels were 27-6, South Zone Champions, Region XIV tournament
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Runners -Up and earned a berth in the NJCAA National Tournament. The win total is the most for
NICHOLAS WADE
Head Coach at Lee College a frst-year coach in school history and the tournament berth was the second ever.
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SPECIAL INTEREST
Cosmetology Basics Camp Paranormal Camp
Cosmetology Basics Camp is to help campers learn diferent Come explore the unknown! Paranormal Camp will examine
Cosmetology techniques to help them maintain their appearance, mysteries, hauntings, cryptozoology, UFOs and the unexplained.
self-esteem and learn new ways to enhance their appearance to This camp will give students another prospective of their own
feel better about themselves while practicing healthy self-care unexplained experiences. Ghosts and other supernatural
techniques. Facials, manicures, pedicuring, iron curling, fat phenomena are widely represented throughout modern culture.
ironing, and some hair styling techniques will be examined. They can be found in any number of entertainments, commer-
Cost: $110 cial, and other contexts, but popular media or commodifed
Instructor: Lisa Hatman representations of ghosts can be quite diferent from the beliefs
Day Date Time Code Age Group people hold about them, based on tradition or direct experience.
M-F Jun 13-17 8AM – 12N 224KAC11011 (Grades 7th-12th) They will learn about equipment used in the paranormal, have
M-F June 27-July 1 8AM – 12N 224KAC11012 (Grades 7th-12th) hands-on experience with the equipment, communicate and
M-F July 11-15 8AM – 12N 224KAC11013 (Grades 7th-12th) collaborate with storytelling, legends, and lore as well as meet
Location: ATC 354 tv ghost hunters Barry and Brad Klinge of Ghost Lab via zoom.
Students will experience their own investigation on the last day
of camp. Cost: $95
Instructor: Lisa Hatman
Day Date Time Code Age Group
M-F June 13-17 1 – 5PM 224KAC11101 (Grades 7th-12th)
M-F June 27-July 1 1 – 5PM 224KAC11102 (Grades 7th-12th)
Location: Bonner Hall 101
History Mystery Camp
History Mystery Camp will examine the history of a location, time,
and place and will be followed up by the mysteries, hauntings,
and the unexplained that happen there. This camp will give
students another prospective of history as well as involve them
in their own unexplained experiences. This should encourage
them to learn more about history and involve them in their own
story telling of experiences. Cost: $95
Hair Braiding Cosmetology Camp Instructor: Lisa Hatman
Learn how to perform basic hair braiding techniques starting Day Date Time Code Age Group
with an introduction to hair braiding, history of hair braiding, M-F June 6-10 8AM - 12N 224KAC11201 (Grades 7th-12th)
and learn the two-strand twist and plaiting. Students will learn a M-F July 11-15 1 – 5PM 224KAC11201 (Grades 7th-12th)
variety of hair braiding techniques such as Dutch braids, French Location: ATC 221
braids, fshtail braids, and cornrows. Students will also get to
create a braid updo hairstyle. Cost: $60 Welding 101 Camp for Teens
Instructor: Rhoda Brown An introduction to welding careers, equipment, and safety
Day Date Time Code Age Group practice, including OSHA standards for industry. This interactive
M-F June 6-10 8AM – 12N 224KAC11014 Ages 11 – 17 camp ofers teens a glimpse into the technical career of Welding.
M-F July 11-15 8AM – 12N 224KAC11015 Ages 11 – 17 Ages 15-18. Safety Rules and Procedures must be followed at all
Location: ATC 348 times by students. Cost: $210
Instructor: Oscar Rodriguez
Day Date Time Code Age Group
M/W June 1-July 27 1- 4PM 224KAC12001 Ages 15-18
Location: LCMN Welding 301
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ENERGYVENTURE
CAMP 2022 For First-Time Students Only
(Ages 12-14)
EnergyVenture Camp 2022
For First-Time Students Only (Ages 12-14)
Energy Venture Camp is an energy career exploration summer camp
for middle school and high school students between the ages of 12-14.
It focuses on the energy industry and career opportunities in the feld.
Energy Venture blends fun and education to introduce students to the
region’s ever-changing energy industry. Campers perform hands-on lab
experiments, participate in team-building activities, win prizes for team
eforts, learn about cutting-edge technology while touring facilities,
and get frst-hand accounts from guest speakers who work in the feld.
Participants must be 12 years of age on or before the frst day of camp and
provide proof of eligibility: Texas School ID, Current School Report Card, or
Progress Report at the time of registration (can be uploaded with online
registration). Camp issued T-shirt(s) must be worn on all feld trips. Snacks
and lunch provided daily. No Fee
Scholarship provided by ExxonMobil.
Day Date Time Code
M-F June 13-17 M-Th 8AM – 4PM 224KAC50381
F 8AM – 12N
M-F July 11-15 M-Th 8AM – 4PM 224KAC50382
F 8AM – 12N
Location: ATC 220
M-F June 27-July 1 M-Th 8AM – 4PM 224KAC50383
F 8AM – 12N
Location: LCEC 121
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SCIENCE & ENGINEERING ARTS & CRAFTS
Mad Scientist Camp
Everyone beware there is a mad scientist on the loose at Lee
College’s Kids at College Summer Camp. The scientists will
perform a variety of fun and interactive experiments throughout
the week. Campers will learn how to make green acid slime, a
volcano eruption, crystalize their own rock candy, create a lava
lamp, learn about melting points with chocolate bars, and even
make their own ice cream. The last day of camp will be a super
fun day where the scientists will get to participate in a super
soaker water tournament. Cost: $125
Instructor: Kayla Caballero
Day Date Time Code Age Group
M-F June 6-10 1 – 5PM 224KAC60021 Ages 10-14
M-F June 20-24 1 – 5PM 224KAC60022 Ages 10-14
M-F July 11-15 1 – 5PM 224KAC60023 Ages 10-14
M-F July 25 - 29 1 – 5PM 224KAC60024 Ages 10-14
M-F June 13-17 1 – 5PM 224KAC60025 Ages 7-9 Clay Creations and More!
M-F June 27-July 1 1 – 5PM 224KAC60026 Ages 7-9 Nothing’s more fun than working with clay! Join us to learn the
M-F July 18-22 1 – 5PM 224KAC60027 Ages 7-9 basics of throwing on the wheel and hand-building techniques
such as pinch pots, coil, and slab. In addition to creating a variety
HEALTH AND WELLNESS of ceramic pieces, students will explore drawing and painting
and will be introduced to a variety of media including charcoal,
Yoga for Kids tempera paint, oil pastels, and watercolor. Cost: $110
Breathe! Bend! Be! Kids Yoga creates the space for kids to increase Instructor: Elena Lopez-Poirot
their social and emotional awareness, build character, self-conf- Day Date Time Code Age Group
dence, compassion, and creativity. Kids learn and explore yoga M-F June 13-17 1 – 5PM 224KAC10231 (Ages 6-9)
poses, breathing techniques and guided meditation through M-F June 20-24 1 – 5PM 224KAC10232 (Ages 10-13)
fun, creative games, dance, intentional exercises, storytelling, Location: MHC W26/W13
reading, even arts and crafts projects. It’s the perfect place for kids
to move their body, learn yoga poses and breathing exercises to Rock Painting
keep. then calm, strengthen their body or just for fun! Kids will Come and join the Rock Painting Camp! Each day students will be
learn diferent ways to meditate, make friends, and discover how able to paint something diferent. It will be an excellent oppor-
powerful they are! See you on your mat! Students are required tunity for students to socialize about the various paintings they
to bring their own mat or purchase a mat for an additional $5.00 will come up with. They will be able to develop their imagination,
through the registration. Cost $35 self-esteem, spatial intelligence, art skills, and have fun! These
Instructor: Mitzi Henderson rocks will be perfect for outdoor gardening decoration, rock
Day Date Time Code Age Group collection, gifts, and more! Cost: $75
M/W/F June 13-17 1 – 2 PM 224KAC50112 (Grades 6th -9th) Instructor: Angela Olivas
M/W/F June 27-July 1 1 – 2 PM 224KAC50114 (Grades 6th -9th) Day Date Time Code Age Group
M/W/F July 11-15 1 – 2 PM 224KAC50116 (Grades 6th -9th) M-Th June 6-9 8AM – 12N 224KAC60271 (Grades 2nd -3rd)
M/W/F July 25-29 1 – 2 PM 224KAC50118 (Grades 6th -9th) M-Th June 20-23 8AM – 12N 224KAC60272 (Grades 2nd -3rd)
M/W/F June 13-17 12N – 1PM 224KAC50111 (Grades K-5th) M-Th July 11-14 8AM – 12N 224KAC60273 (Grades 2nd -3rd)
M/W/F June 27-July 1 12N – 1PM 224KAC50113 (Grades K-5th) M-Th June 13-16 8AM – 12N 224KAC60274 (Grades 4th-5th)
M/W/F July 11-15 12N – 1PM 224KAC50115 (Grades K-5th) M-Th July 18-21 8AM – 12N 224KAC60275 (Grades 4th-5th)
M/W/F July 25-29 12N – 1PM 224KAC50117 (Grades K-5th) Location: TBA
Location: Lee College Gymnasium 110
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GAMING/TECHNOLOGY
eSports Apprentice -Streamers and Gamers Code Breakers Age
Whether you want to be the next pro gamer, streamer, or game Calling all future coders, programmers, & designers! Learn the
caster this course will teach you the basics to get started! No longer basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through
just a hobby, eSports is the fastest growing career for the next a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be
generation. Over 400 million people watched YouTube videos and on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to
Twitch streams of video game competitions this year alone! In this be a Silicon Valley CEO or the high school student who just made
course, students will develop competitive game-play skills in Black $1 million dollars for programming in her bedroom, this course
Rocket’s new eSports App, learn how to produce commentary has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will
for live tournaments, use professional streaming software, and be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and
most importantly practice online safety. Students will gain full family. Returning students can create more advanced projects
access to the eSports App and a video of their class tournament that build on previous years. Cost: $150
with commentary. Videos will not be broadcast publicly but will Day Date Time Code Age Group
be shared with all students in the class. Ages 8-14 Cost: $150 M-Th June 27-30 9AM – 12N 224KAC77031 Ages 8-14
Day Date Time Code Age Group Location: ATC 221
M-Th July 25-28 9AM – 12N 224KAC70282 Ages 8-14 M-Th July 11-14 1 – 4PM 224KAC77032 Ages 8-14
Location: LCEC 121 Location: LCEC 124
M-Th July 18-21 9AM – 12N 224KAC70281 Ages 8-14
Location: ATC 209 Minecraft Redstone Engineers
Take the next step beyond simply “playing” Minecraft and become
JavaScript Developer Jam a true Redstone engineer. Expand your Redstone knowledge by
Learn programming tools so powerful they seem like magic! constructing your own carnival with a variety of mini-games, roller
Start of by learning an array of core programming concepts with coasters, and attractions powered by Redstone. Learn how to use
JavaScript by experimenting in a series of digital challenges. Start Command and Structure blocks to incorporate them into your
with programming your frst animated memes, then tackle more builds. Activate your skills and take your Minecraft structures to
advanced skills such as interactive 3D experiences and game the next level! Students must own a Java version of Minecraft to
creation. Projects will be available on a password protected Black access their projects at home. Tablet, phone, and game console
Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will versions of Minecraft are not compatible. Students will work in
work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Cost: $165 pairs or teams for most of the program. Cost: $150
Day Date Time Code Age Group Day Date Time Code Age Group
M-Th June 20-23 9AM – 12N 224KAC70381 Ages 8-14 M-Th July 11-14 1 – 4PM 224KAC77081 Ages 8-14
Location: ATC 221 Location: ATC 227
M-Th July 18-21 9AM – 12N 224KAC77082 Ages 8-14
Location: LCEC 124
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Python Programmers Rocket Kart Racers: Design A Mario Kart Style
Want to learn the world’s fastest-growing programming language On your marks, get set, create! Blast of in making your frst 3D
favored by Google, NASA, YouTube, and the CIA? Learn how to Mario Kart® and Crash Team Racing® style game! Design your own
code with Python to create engaging apps and games. Each tracks and customize your karts and characters. Using a profes-
lesson takes you step-by-step on a programming path that will sional 3D game development software, students will combine
let you challenge friends with fun content you create from start their creations into their own kart racing game that they can
to fnish! Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the play with friends and family at home. Students can participate
program. Returning students can create more advanced projects in eSports League races against other schools across the country
that build on previous years. Cost: $160 with a chance to have their tracks featured in the Black Rocket
Day Date Time Code Age Group master build of the game! Student projects will be available on
M-Th June 20-23 1 – 4PM 224KAC77101 Ages 8-14 a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends
Location: ATC 221 and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the
M-Th June 20-23 1 – 4PM 224KAC77102 Ages 8-14 program. Cost: $150
Location: LCEC 124 Day Date Time Code Age Group
M-Th July 25-28 1 – 4PM 224KAC77131 Ages 8-14
ROBLOX Coders & Entrepreneurs! Location: ATC 227
Discover how to code in the Lua language while playing and
designing worlds in ROBLOX®, an online universe where you can YouTube Content Creators (8-14)
create anything you dream of. This new class combines game Find your voice and leave your mark on the world! Whether you
design concepts, coding, and fun! Young entrepreneurs will also are six or sixteen, it’s time to start a career as the next YouTube
learn how to navigate ROBLOX’s fast-growing marketplace to star. Explore the variety of content and personalities that exist
publish their games. Student-created games will be available on on YouTube and how to fnd your own niche. Learn the Dos and
a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends Don’ts of the platform and how to practice good digital citizenship.
and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the Develop your on-camera presence, your own channel branding,
program. Cost: $160 and professional editing skills. Take home a plan for launching
Day Date Time Code Age Group your own channel with the content created in class! Student
M-Th June 27-30 1 – 4PM 224KAC77111 Ages 8-14 projects will be available on a password protected Black Rocket
Location: ATC 221 website to share with friends and family. Cost: $160
Day Date Time Code Age Group
ROBLOX Makers Age (8-14) M-Th July 18-21 1 – 4PM 224KAC77011 Ages 8-14
Unlock the power of ROBLOX® Studio, the world creation tool used Location: ATC 209
by real-world ROBLOX® developers! Learn how to build 3D models
and create an adventure in your ROBLOX® world. Bring charac- Battle Royale: Make Your First Fortnite Style Game
ters to life with unique animations you design. Student-created Fans of Fortnite we need you! Instead of playing the game, design
projects will be available on a password protected Black Rocket your own. Using a professional 3D game development software,
website to share with friends and family. Students will work in build levels and assets inspired by popular battle royale games
pairs or teams for most of the program. Cost: $150 like Fortnite. Students can participate in eSports League matches
Day Date Time Code Age Group against other schools across the country with a chance to have
M-Th July 25-28 9AM – 12N 224KAC77121 Ages 8-14 their levels featured in the Black Rocket master build of the game!
Location: ATC 221 This course includes cartoonish action and battle sequences.
Student-created games will be available on a password protected
Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students
will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Cost: $160
Day Date Time Code Age Group
M-Th June 27-30 9AM – 12N 224KAC77022 Ages 8-14
Location: LCEC 124
M-Th July 11-14 9AM – 12N 224KAC77021 Ages 8-14
Location: ATC 209
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Online In-Person
1. Log on to: www.lee.edu/kids Register at 909 Decker Drive, Baytown, TX. See our front
2. Click on the red “Register Now” button office staf for registration and payment information.
3. Select one of the sub categories Office Hours: Sun.: Closed, Mon.-Thur.: 7:30 a.m.-5:15 p.m.,
4. Select the camp of your choice Fri.: 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
5. Click “Enroll Yourself” Phone
(Please make sure you use your child’s name when enrolling in the class) Register by phone by calling 281.425.6311.
6. For Returning Users:
KIDS at
Enter username & password
Click “Log On”
For New Users:
COLLEGE
Click “Sign Up”
Fill out all fields
Click “Add Account”
7. The camp you selected should be in your cart.
Click “Proceed to Checkout”.
· Have your credit card ready to apply
payment · Fill out the “Name on Card”
(Parent Name)
· Fill out the “Address”
· Click “Payment Service”
· Type in credit card number and expiration
date
· Confirm the card holder’s name & billing
address · Click “Pay Now”
Look on our website lee.edu/workforce for additional courses and information.
Contact us at 281.425.6311 or by email at workforce@lee.edu
909 Decker Dr, Baytown, TX 77520
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