Learn HOW, WHAT, WHEN & WHY to start your own 21^st Century Business in today’s technological world. Learn to recognize your strengths AND weaknesses and how to attract and retain the people you need to compete and succeed. 19

There will be discussion of duties of Patrol Officers on a day-to-day basis. Learn about different divisions within the Dickinson Police Department; patrol, investigations, task force, records, dispatch, SWAT, Negotiations, K-9 unit, bike patrol, animal control, and truck regulations. 19

Farming is more than just tractors and animals: there is a vast amount of technology involved that helps farmers be more efficient with the resources they have. In this class we’ll describe how farmers use maps and GPS technology for farm smarter. 19

The class will cover basic animal science, plant science and various other agricultural topics. Demonstrations and student hands on activities will be included. 19

Students will make an electrical keychain from tools and materials that electricians and plumbers use every day. 19

Students will pair up in a team building exercise that utilizes their mechanical skills. They assemble nuts, bolts, linkage, and PVC into a replica of an original puzzle. (This class is limited to a capacity of 30 students per session, per presenter request.) 19

Students will learn how to make good decisions with their money, including how to spend, save and earn money. 19

A look into the world of virtual reality and its applications. (This class is limited to a capacity of 16 students per session, per presenter request.) 19

Bridge building with toothpicks and gumdrops. 19

The Career Quest Board Game will encourage students to: practice being a smart saver, be a smart spender, learn how much education is required for different careers, and realize the choices made today will affect the future. 19

Demo firefighting tools, thermal imager, bunker gear, gas monitors, and fire extinguisher demo. (This class is limited to a capacity of 24 students per session, per presenter request.) 19

Students will learn various physical therapy techniques and movements. Students will demonstrate proper techniques and the benefits of mobility as we age through fun exercises and challenges. (This class is limited to a capacity of 24 students per session, per presenter request.) 19

Students will be introduced to the use of budgets to determine potential net income for an enterprise using agricultural examples. How products are sold for money, how this money is then used to pay production expenses and how the remaining is considered “Profit” (net income). Exercise should provide students with an appreciation of how money is made in production agriculture using a tool that can apply to many other business endeavors. 19

Students will need to make choices when opening and operating their lemonade stand. They will be given a budget however, they will be making their choices of building or purchasing a stand; renting a space in a mall parking lot or operating from their parents front yard rent free, serving freshly squeezed lemonade or purchasing lemonade; using biodegradable cups or Styrofoam cups etc…19