Available Opportunities

• Academics

• AWJH Homework Helpers
  Wednesdays & Thursdays after school until 3:30 p.m. - AWHS National Honor Society students are available to assist AWJH students with homework.

• Clubs and Organizations

• Waterville Youth Alive Group (Grades 7-12)
  All teens are welcome to attend from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at Waterville United Methodist Church.

• Auditions & Performances

• Rapunzel & the Knights of Elanda (Grades 2-8)
  March 21 or 23: Cass Road Baptist Church. Come prepared to sing a song, learn a simple dance and read from a script.
• The Ugly Duckling (Grades K-2)
  Sign up by April 20. No audition required. Rehearsals at Cass Road Baptist Church

• Camps

• Spring Break Program (Girls, K-5)
  March 28-30: The Girl Scouts of Western Ohio are hosting a Spring Break camp program at Farnsworth Metropark. Registration required by March 27.
• Aspiring Teacher Camp (Grades 9-12)
  Registration closes April 3: The Challenger Learning Center is hosting a camp for HS students interested in an education career. $450 scholarships available to students who complete the program.
• Pre-Med Summer Camp (Grades 9-12)
  April 15 is the last day to register for this camp held at The University of Toledo
• SophistiCAMP Baton Camp
  June 13-15, registrations are being accepted for all ages and levels
• Summer Academic and Youth Programs
  BGSU offers a number of summer programs including virtual, day and residential camps for students across a variety of ages.
• Fine Art & Music Summer Camps (Ages 3-16)
  Riverfront Studios in Waterville is offering a variety of art and music camps during Summer 2023

• Community Events

• Free Admission and Skate Rental at Ohio Skate
  March 30: Anthony Wayne students can enjoy free admission and skates from 4:00-8:30 p.m. with coupon and student ID.
• Books & Bundts (PreK-Grade 4)
  March 1 - May 31: The Perrysburg Nothing Bundt Cakes is offering a free Bundtlet cake each month for students who read 400+ minutes.
• Waterville Branch Library
  March Events Calendar for children and adults
• Whitehouse Branch Library
  March activities for children and adults

• Lessons

• Ballet Theatre of Toledo (Ages 3 1/2 to Adult)
  Enrolling now for spring semester classes. Free trial classes available.
• RiverFront Studios: Art & Music Lessons
  Art lessons, group piano, group guitar lessons, & preschool music lessons. With options available for different ages and levels of ability.
• Ohio Rise: Karate Works
  A karate program for students diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Driver Education Classes
  All Star Driver Education is taking registrations for spring driving courses for teen drivers.
• Learn Baton Twirling
  Group classes, private lessons, competition team, parade corps and more available with The Sophisticates

• Athletic Clubs and Activities

• AW Boys Lacrosse Camp (K-8)
  The AWYF is taking registrations for Spring Lacrosse Camp, kicking off April 3
• Girls Lacrosse Camp (K-8)
  The AWYF is taking registrations for spring lacrosse, kicking off April 3
• D-League Spring Soccer (Ages 3-14)
  Begins March 27: Presented by Bowling Green Parks and Recreation
• 2023 Junior Generals Volleyball Camp
  May 31 - June 2 Grades 3 - 6: 10:00 a.m. - Noon Grades 7-8: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
• Junior Generals Volleyball League (Grades 5-6)
  June 5 - June 9 One skill session (Mondays) and one match (Thursdays) per week.
• Junior Generals Summer Volleyball League (Grades 3-4)
  June 5 - June 29 One skill session (Monday) and one match (Thursday) weekly
• Volleyball Skill Sessions (Grades K-2)
  June 6 - 28 Meets Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
• Jr. Generals Soccer Camp (Grades 2-7)
  July 24 -27, 6:00-7:30 p.m. Registration is $60 and benefits AWHS soccer programs.
• Anthony Wayne Youth Foundation
  AWYF offers a variety of athletics opportunities for students year-round.

• Employment, Apprenticeships & Internships

• 2023 GROB Apprenticeship Program (graduating seniors)
  Deadline: April 2 - This program offers students interested in engineering and manufacturing the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and develop essential skills in Engineering Technology while earning a wage.

• Community Service Opportunities

• Youth Service Days (Ages 12+)
  Metroparks Toledo is offering students a variety community service opportunities in the areas of natural resources and land maintenance during the month of April.

• Community Support Organizations

• AWLS Surrogate Parents Needed
  Make a difference by serving as an advocate for a student with disabilities. Contact the AWLS Student Services Department at 419-877-5377 to learn more.
• Cherry St. Mission Workforce Development
  Adults can learn in-demand skills that increase employability and earning capacity in fields such as auto tech, building trades, culinary arts and office specialist.
• Ohio GuideStone Foster Care Program
  Support families fostering medically-fragile children by becoming a licensed volunteer.