The EMT Recertification Challenge EXam is only applicable to current Arizona Certified EMTs.

This class consists of a 150 question cognitive exam and NREMT psychomotor exam. 

This written exam DOES NOT satisfy NREMT recertification requirements however the practical skills exam may be applicable. Contact Dave Manning (928-526-7680) if you have questuons.

For NREMT required CE the four day EMT Refresher would the appropriate course.

Grades 6th & 7th

Join us on an exhilarating adventure at camp! Dive into Brian Young's captivating novel, "Healer of the Water Monster," exploring the link between local land use, culture, and historical sites. Through readings, virtual expeditions, and artifact creation, become a steward of the land, ready to educate others on being a responsible outdoor adventurer! Let's embark on this thrilling journey together!

*Note that Myla, a certified therapy dog, will be joining this camp. 

About the Instructor:

Katie Paetz has been teaching for 16 years and has her Bachelors and Masters in Education. She teaches 5th graders in the Flagstaff Unified School District. While not teaching, Ms. Paetz likes to hike, snowboard, and walk her dog.

Grades 8th and 9th

Camp Build offers an engaging woodworking experience where participants embark on a series of projects designed to foster hands-on learning and unleash their creativity. Throughout the course, young builders will develop confidence and proficiency with a diverse array of hand and power tools. Emphasizing safety as our top priority, participants will learn to work diligently while finding enjoyment in their productivity. Join us for a day filled with skill-building, teamwork, and the satisfaction of crafting something extraordinary.

About the Instructor:

Hi, I'm Amy Dries, and I'm thrilled to be your woodworking teacher for this summer camp! With seven years of experience teaching middle schoolers the art of woodworking, I'm passionate about sparking creativity and hands-on learning in every student.

In my classes, we don't just learn about woodworking; we dive right in, creating everything from simple projects to intricate designs. My goal is to make learning fun and accessible for everyone, whether you're a beginner or have some experience with woodworking.

Outside of the classroom, I love collaborating with students on community projects, like making mini golf courses or selling items for charity. Woodworking isn't just a skill—it's a way to make a positive impact on the world around us. So get ready to roll up your sleeves, grab some tools, and let's make something amazing together this summer!

Grades 6th & 7th

In this exciting hands-on course, participants will dive into the world of game development using Scratch, a beginner-friendly visual programming language, and then expand their skills by creating a custom controller using Makey-Makey. This course is designed for beginners with little to no prior coding experience, making it perfect for curious minds and budding game developers. During the first part of the course, participants will learn the basics of game design, programming logic, and animation using Scratch. They will explore fundamental programming concepts such as loops, conditionals, variables, and events while creating their own interactive games. From designing characters and backgrounds to adding sound effects and game mechanics, participants will unleash their creativity and build fully functional games. In the second part of the course, participants will move beyond traditional input methods and learn how to build a custom game controller using Makey-Makey. Makey-Makey is an invention kit that allows users to turn everyday objects into touchpads and connect them to a computer, turning imagination into interactive reality. Participants will explore circuitry basics, learn how to connect different materials to Makey-Makey, and customize their controllers to enhance gameplay experiences.

About the Instructor:

Kristine Penca is an enthusiastic and dedicated science and engineering teacher with a passion for STEAM education. With a focus on middle school years encompassing grades 5 through 8, Kristine brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to her classroom. She is a firm advocate for integrating science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) into the curriculum, believing in the power of interdisciplinary learning to foster creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in her students. Throughout her career, Kristine has demonstrated a strong commitment to hands-on, project-based learning experiences that engage students in real-world applications of scientific and engineering principles. Her dynamic teaching style encourages curiosity, exploration, and experimentation, creating an environment where students feel empowered to explore their interests and develop a deep understanding of STEM concepts.

Grades 6th and 7th

Join in a culinary fun-filled week learning basic cooking skills as well as professional and technical skills. You'll learn all about safety and sanitation, how to properly use a knife, reading a recipe, and more! Plus you'll be able to cook your own lunches. 

About the Instructor:

My name is Courtney Prajapati aka Chef P, I graduated from the culinary program at Flagstaff High School, attended culinary school, then moved onto working at some of the top hotels and restaurants in the West Coast. I've been a private chef for the NBA and NFL. This is now my second year teaching Culinary at FHS. 

Grades 8th and 9th

Launch into your next Engineering Adventure! Attention all 8th and 9th graders! Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of engineering? Get ready to roll up your sleeves and unleash your creativity, cause it's time to dream, design and build! Our camp is packed with hands-on activities that will introduce you to the wonders of robotics, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and more exciting challenges. From constructing your own robots to designing innovative structures, every day will be a new adventure.

About the Instructor:

Anne-Laure Peaucelle is a passionate engineer and loves inspiring young minds. With a Master in Electrical Engineering, Anne-Laure brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the classroom. She's had an eclectic career working as research and development engineer in Australia, trying her hand at project management, starting her own business, and now teaching engineering classes at CCC. As an instructor for the CCC STEAM Summer Camp, Anne-Laure's goal is to ignite curiosity and foster creativity in her students. She believes in hands-on learning and designs engaging activities that challenge campers to think critically and problem-solve like real engineers. She encourages campers to embrace failure as an opportunity for growth and empowers them to explore their interests in STEM fields. Outside of the classroom, Anne-Laure enjoys hiking, teaching yoga, and traveling. She is thrilled to be part of the CCC STEAM Summer Camp team and looks forward to inspiring the engineers of tomorrow.

Grades 8th and 9th

¡Exploremos el mundo hispano! Let’s explore the Spanish-speaking world! In this camp, students will “vacation” to 4 different Spanish-speaking countries. As tourists in a new place, they will learn Spanish for travel and communication as well as learn about other cultures’ practices and perspectives. Students will see the sights and observe cultural traditions through games, crafts, storytelling and music. Students will see how exploring the world will create cultural competency and global awareness that are highly sought after traits for many careers today. No prior knowledge of Spanish is required for this camp. 

About the Instructor: 

Hola! Me llamo Katie Schwartz. I am a Spanish instructor at Coconino Community College. I’ve been an educator for 13 years and I am passionate about teaching my students the Spanish language and about the cultures that speak it. Originally from South Dakota, I now call Flagstaff, Arizona my home. In February of this year my husband and I welcomed our first child into our family. We are excited for lots of outdoor adventures and traveling together.

This course is a fast, easy way for the nontechnical user to get comfortable using free AI tools to increase their business or personal productivity and creativity.

You need a laptop you can bring to class and you need to be comfortable using it. The course will take you from zero knowledge of how to create “prompts”–simple text instructions to an AI service–to an intermediate level of prompt expertise by the end of the course.

You will find that you don't need to be a great writer, designer, or marketer to create a solid business plan or marketing campaign. You don't have to be "artistic" or "super-creative" to make great social media posts or a create a fun, illustrated storybook for your child or grandchild.

Learning to prompt will open a whole new world of self-expression and a greater ability connect with others. You will be able to:

1) Boost your work or school productivity

2) Learn a new language or other skill more quickly

3) Easily explore new frontiers in art, design, and creative writing

The course includes a free ebook with examples, customizable prompting templates, helpful tips, and info on additional AI services and resources.

Class meets Tuesdays & Wednesdays, June 4, 5, 11, 12 from 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.

 Ariel Strong is a techie who loves to introduce nontechnical folks to all of the fun and creative possibilities that breakthroughs in computing have made possible in recent years. She has worked in the field of software engineering since the early 1990s, and for the last seven years, has been specifically focused on Data Analytics and AI.

Ariel owns two businesses that utilize AI: Flagstaff Design and Marketing, a web services company, and FireFlight, a fire prevention and mitigation company. FireFlight uses advanced drone imaging techniques in combination with AI to provide home and business owners with straightforward, site-specific action plans to protect their health, safety, and property from the threats of wildfire.