Volleyball
2026-02-06 14:00 - 16:00, 2026-02-13 14:00 - 16:00, 2026-02-20 14:00 - 16:00, 2026-02-27 14:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-13 14:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-20 14:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Pitts Ranch Park, 1400 Flynn Road, Camarillo, CA
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
ACHEV Dad, Kevin Adair hosts this volleyball clinic/game time for ACHEV kids 11 and up. We continue playing through the year, and if you log enough hours, you can count this for High School credit.
This is for fun, exercise, and to learn how to play the game, this is not hyper competitive. Kevin would love to do drilling and teach the kids more technique if they want to learn. So if you want to get better at serving, setting, etc. ask Mr. Adair to help you.
Who: ACHEV kids ages 11 and up. You don’t have to know how to play, Mr. Adair will teach you.
Drop off is okay for this event. If you are dropping off, please make sure we have your cell number in case we need to reach you.
We start at 2, and it’s really helpful if everyone gets there at the same time.
Please rsvp via email bonnieadair@verizon.net and make sure I have your email address and cell number in case I need to reach you.
Bonnie 805-504-6457
Kevin 805-910-0797

Sock Hop at House of Dance
2026-02-07 19:00 - 22:00 | House of Dance, 3007 Bunsen Ave, Suite E, Ventura, CA, 93003, United States
What: The ACHEV Sock Hop Dance is ballroom and swing dancing for 6th grade and older, featuring lots of oldies tunes, and we will do some fun group dances as well. 1950’s Period dress is encouraged. Please pay attention that you must:

RSVP required by using this Sign Up Sheet
Be on time – please arrive at 6:45 to check in at the front and take photos.
Participate in the dance lesson that begins at 7pm, and most importantly…
Come prepared to dance the night away with new friends, have a good attitude and do your best!

We will start with a lesson (TBD) from 7-7:30. Then there will be free dancing from 7:30-10:00. There will be a variety of oldies tunes and we will do some group dances as well as lots of partner dancing with a mixture of swing, Latin, and smooth ballroom dances.
We need volunteers to help with the dance. Click here to help.
When: Saturday, February 7th, from 7pm-10:00pm.
Where: House of Dance: 3007 Bunsen Ave Ste E, Ventura, CA https://www.pmhouseofdance.com/
Cost: $15 per student and includes a 30 minute professional dance lesson at the beginning from 7:00-7:30, taught by Patricia Monico.
Payment: Payment in advance is very helpful , but not required. You can pay with cash, check, or Zelle when you arrive.
Advance Payment Options:

Deliver Cash or check (made payable to “ACHEV”) to Bonnie Adair in person at 174 Granada Street, Camarillo, CA 93010. You can drop in my mailbox in an envelope with a note, send through USPS, or meet up with me somewhere.
Zelle: ACHEV can now accept Zelle payments to achevmail@gmail.com. If you use Zelle please include a note that payment is for the sock hop dance and list the names of the students/grads/guests you are paying for.
Payments for this dance are going through ACHEV. Please don’t send any personal payments to Bonnie or payment to House of Dance. I will be collecting all payments through ACHEV and delivering payment to House of Dance in one lump-sum.

Refunds: If you pay in advance, I will gladly give you a refund if you notify me by Noon on the day of the dance if you are unable to come. Please don’t No-Show.
Who: ACHEV members 6th Grade and up, ACHEV parents, siblings of ACHEV members (6th+), and ACHEV graduates are also welcome. Parents are welcome and encouraged to join in the dancing as well as the lesson. **NO younger siblings at this dance.
Guests: ACHEV members may invite guests beginning Jan 23rd. Clear your guests by emailing or texting Bonnie to bonnieadair@verizon.net 805-504-6457 with names, ages and their chaperone. Guests outside of ACHEV will not be approved until January 23rd due to limited space at this venue. Please do not share the sign up sheet links outside of ACHEV. Make sure to confirm that guests have read the dress code and etiquette, and please make sure they know that younger siblings are not permitted to be present. The information is available below to copy and paste (with the exception of sign up sheet links) and share with them and is also included on the sign-up sheet.
Chaperones: Each student under 18 must have a parent chaperone. You may have another parent chaperone in your place. Chaperones are responsible for the behavior and safety of their children for the duration of the event. Please make sure to include chaperone names for your student(s) on the sign up sheet. All Chaperones need to be signed up on the sign up sheet because the building has a maximum capacity that we need to be careful to observe.
What to Bring:

Your own water bottles (parents, too). Please help us reduce cost and waste. We will have water and cups available for refilling your water bottles, or in case someone forgets theirs.
Finger Food Snack to share with the group.
Girls, if you are going to wear heels, please bring a pair of more comfortable shoes in case your feet can’t stand it anymore. This might be a good idea for boys, too, if they are wearing a new pair of dress shoes. No going barefoot. It will hurt if you get stepped on.

Please carefully read the dress code and etiquette guidelines below and share with your guests:
Dress Code:
We do not want to have to send anyone home, so please, follow the guidelines. If you are having trouble, reach out and ask questions or ask to borrow something.
Boys:

Collared T Shirts, T Shirts are OK for the Sock Hop
Slacks, Jeans are OK for the Sock Hop, but jeans must not have holes in them.
Closed toe shoes: Absolutely no flip flops, socks or bare feet. It is hard to dance when your shoes are super sticky/grippy on the dance floor. If you don’t have dress/dance shoes, Converse/Keds type shoes work OK.

Girls:

Skirts or dresses knee length or longer. (This means touching the top of the knee, regardless of leggings.) If there is a lace overlay, the skirt underneath (solid fabric) needs to touch the knee.
Slits in skirts cannot rise above the top of the knee regardless of leggings underneath. If you skirt/dress just touches the top of the knee and it has a slit in it, it is too short. You can stitch up a slit or use safety pins to close it up.
Leggings or shorts are required if the skirt rises past the knees while twirling. It’s a good policy to wear shorts or leggings under your skirts regardless of length.
No low-cut, strapless, backless, or halter tops. Straps need to be at least one inch wide. No exposed cleavage or bra straps. If you aren’t sure, wear a cardigan over your dress.
If your top is sheer or see through, you need to have solid straps underneath that are at least one inch wide.
No pants (other than leggings under your skirt or dress).
Closed toe shoes are recommended. We recommend no slingback shoes. Absolutely no flip flops, socks, or bare feet. It is hard to dance when your shoes are super sticky/grippy on the dance floor. If you don’t have dress/dance shoes, Converse/Keds type shoes work OK. If the girls want to wear heels, please bring a second pair of shoes that will be more comfortable in case they need/want to remove their heels.

Please view the visual dress code: Sock Hop Visual Dress Code
Basic Dance Etiquette. Please go over this with your dancers:
For Boys:

Ask a variety of girls to dance. They are waiting for you to ask. We ask that all young men practice an attitude of chivalry.
You may be nervous asking a girl to dance. That is ok. She is probably nervous waiting to be asked.
Offer her your hand or your arm and escort her onto the dance floor.
When the dance is over, escort her off the floor and thank her for the dance.
If we announce a Sadie Hawkins dance, and you decline an offer to dance, you will rest for the entire song.

For Girls:

If a boy asks you to dance, graciously accept his offer unless you need to rest or take a breather, in which case you may say “no thank you”. If you decline an offer to dance, you will rest for the duration of that song.
If you stand with your friends in a closed circle, it is hard and nerve wracking for a boy to ask you to dance. Make yourself available by opening up your circle.

For Both:

Every dance has first time attendees. Make an effort to reach out to them and include them in your conversations.
Not everyone knows how to dance…that is ok. Everyone has to begin sometime.
A Sadie Hawkins dance is when a girl can ask a boy to dance. The boys are to do the asking unless we announce a Sadie Hawkins dance.

Sign Up for the Dance Here

Valentine's Party 2026
2026-02-09 11:00 - 13:30 | Nancy Bush Park, 1150 Bradford Ave, Camarillo, CA, 93010, United States
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted
Join us for our annual Valentine’s Party at the park. This will be fun for all ages. Kids pre-K through 5th grade will do a traditional Valentine Exchange, kids in 8th – 12th grade will do a book exchange with a white elephant style game, and for kids in the middle…. 6th-7th grade you can choose if you would like for them to participate in the book exchange or the traditional Valentine exchange. Keep in mind that the book exchange will have books chosen by high schoolers. We will have a potluck lunch, play games and do crafts.
What to bring for Pk – 5th (or 6th & 7th): Bring 20 Valentines to share with your friends. Do not write any name in the “To” section of the Valentine, and just write who it is “From”. Kids will decorate a paper bag at the park to collect all their Valentine’s in. Kids will take turns passing out their Valentines.
What to bring for 8th-12th (or 6th & 7th too): Bring a used book wrapped in paper. Choose a book that you have read and enjoyed and would like to share with someone else. On the outside of the wrapped book, include a note that talks about why you liked the book without giving away the title. It can be a book from home that you are done with and are ready to pass on, or you can go to the used book store and find a book that you would like to bless someone with. Don’t spend more than $5 or $6.
Each family should sign up to bring a potluck item or sign up to plan a craft or game/s. You do not need to sign up for more than one thing, but you are welcome to if you would like.

11:00-12:00 Crafts & Lunch
12:00-12:30 Games
12:30-1:00 Valentine/Book Exchange
1:00-1:30 Play/Visit

Please RSVP here for the party and sign up to bring something

WFVZ Bird Museum Tour + Lab
2026-02-10 10:00 - 12:00 | Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology, 439 Calle San Pablo, Camarillo, CA, 93012, United States
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
Come see one of the largest collections of birds’ eggs and nests in the world!!
Field Trip WFVZ Bird Museum and Research Center, Camarillo
The WFVZ (Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology) Bird Museum was founded in 1956 by Ed N. Harrison and several other prominent southern California naturalists. This hidden educational gem in Camarillo hosts one of the world’s most comprehensive collections of birds’ eggs and nests. The WFVZ mission is: To study, conserve, and educate about the birds of the world! (You can preview the museum displays via this link: https://wfvz.org/virtual-tour/). Tours are led by biologists and scientists who work at the museum.
The WFVZ houses:

Eggs: more than 275,000 sets
Nests: approximately 20,000 specimens
Bird Study Skins: more than 57,000 specimens
Mounted Specimens: More than 1,800 birds mounted in life-like postures

Time: Tour begins at 10am, but please arrive and 9:45 to check in and pay so that we can begin on time.
Tour length: 1 hour. The hour will be broken into a 30 min docent led tour, followed by 30 min where you can explore the museum on your own. Younger children can do a scavenger hunt activity during free time.
Who: ACHEV members, all ages. While any age is allowed in the museum, we find that students 9+ have the best learning experience because they have an easier time seeing the specimens on top of the cabinets.
Cost: $10 per person; children 5 and under are free. The option lab add-on (1 hour) costs an additional $10, bringing the total cost to $20 per student if participating in the lab. The lab will be done after the initial 1 hour tour. We must have 8 students participating in the lab to make it happen. Payment will be collected by the museum the day of the tour. They accept cash or credit card.
Optional Lab Add-On:

Cost: Additional $10 per student (total of $20), parents watch for free.
Time: 11:00-12:00
Who: Grades 3-12 . Parents can sit inside the lab room and watch at no cost.
What: The lab will be a hands on, interactive lab called “What Bird is That?” with the scientists that work at the museum. They will work with each other and the instructors on taxonomy, learn about how DNA and modern science has changed how birds are classified, and have the opportunity to get very hands on with some interesting specimens. **Please be aware that birds are stuffed and mounted with glass eyes. Some children may be sensitive to this.**
We must have minimum 8 students participating in the lab to make it happen. If we have less than 8 wanting to do lab, then it will not be offered. Indicate on the sign up sheet if your student will participate in the lab. Max 30 students participating in the lab.

Other Important Notes:

The museum contains information about evolution and it will likely come up during the tour.
Please wear jackets as the museum center is kept cold. The lab is warmer.
Maximum group size of 44

Sign Up Here: Deadline Wednesday, February 4th.

Elementary PE Co-Op
2026-02-13 14:00 - 15:00, 2026-02-27 14:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-13 14:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-27 14:00 - 15:00 | Pitts Ranch Park, 1400 Flynn Road, Camarillo, CA
What: Please join us in engaging our elementary children in teaching them how to work as a team and develop perseverance, good sportsmanship and friendships through physical activity. Our goal is to choose activities that will challenge the kids a bit, but something that they can be successful at. Structured PE activities will be around 45-60 minutes long. Afterwards we will have optional free play.
Parents will take turns organizing/planning/leading the activities. If you need equipment, reach out to the other parents or ACHEVmoms on Facebook to see if it can be obtained/borrowed for free, or come up with another idea that doesn’t require equipment you don’t have. We are not expecting anyone to spend $$ on equipment. Some examples: Relay races, duck duck goose/Simon Says/Red light-Green Light, trash can basketball, Capture the Flag, Freeze Tag/Blob tag, dodgeball, jump rope games, push up games, track and field games, etc.
Who: ACHEV members Pk-12 years. Activities are geared toward elementary ages. If you have kids 11+ they are welcome to play volleyball with the older kids. Drop off is ok for ACHEV volleyball (please see calendar for details on volleyball).
This co-op aims to be a commitment for the school year as opposed to a “drop-in” program. If you’re curious, but would like to try it out first, please feel free to come for a couple sessions and see if it’s something you can commit to for the rest of the year. We also invite students to join the group at any time in the year.
The dates for the whole school year are printed below and all dates are also on the ACHEV calendar, all are on Fridays. We will meet at Pitts Ranch Park (Camarillo). Please email or text Bonnie Adair 805-504-6457 bonnieadair@verizon.net if you are interested in joining us. We need to know how many children will be present in order to help with activity planning.

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Sacred Harp Singing Group
2026-02-16 09:30 - 10:15, 2026-03-16 09:30 - 10:15 | Plumberg Home
We are currently at full capacity due to space limitations! If you are interested and would like to join the waitlist, please email Allyson at allysonplumberg@gmail.com

ACHEV Mom, Allyson Plumberg, is leading monthly Sacred Harp singings at her home in Camarillo. Sacred Harp music is a traditional form of a cappella shape note singing and has roots in the early American church. The music has a distinctively raw style and sound. Check out this brief intro video to Sacred Harp music.
This year, generous donors from the Sacred Harp community gifted Allyson with 16 copies of the new 2025 Sacred Harp book for the purpose of growing Sacred Harp music within her homeschool community!
No previous music ability necessary! You are welcome to come try it out if you’re on the fence.

What: 30-45 minutes of basic instruction reading shape notes and singing from the Sacred Harp. Allyson will help break down the parts as needed. We will review songs from previous months, learn a new song or two each session—and most importantly—enjoy worshiping together!
Optional: After singing, we can walk over to the Pleasant Valley Soccer Field park (2 min walk) and let the kids play for a bit afterwards. Looking at about 1.5 hrs total, including park time.
Who: ACHEV Members all ages, moms and dads voices too! We have toys for babies who may not be ready to sing yet.
When: We meet on the 3rd Monday of every month from 9:30a-10:15a. If you join us for the park afterwards, we will wrap that up around 11:00a.
Where: Located near the Camarillo YMCA. Exact address will be provided upon RSVP to Allyson at allysonplumberg@gmail.com

Please reach allysonplumberg@gmail.com if you want to learn more.

Ventura Park Day
2026-02-19 13:00 - 15:00, 2026-02-26 13:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-05 13:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-12 13:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-19 13:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-26 13:00 - 15:00 | Barranca Vista Park, 7050 Ralston St, Ventura, CA, 93003, United States
**ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
Take a PE/Recess break with us at the park! We encourage you to join us weekly at the park in Ventura for a mid-day break. Park day is a great way to meet other parents on a similar educational journey, pick each other’s brains for ideas, encourage and pray for each other. It’s also a great way for the kids to make friends and get exercise.

Strawberry Picking Field Trip
2026-03-04 09:00 - 10:30 | One Acre Farm, 9015 Rosita Road, Camarillo, CA, 93012, United States
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.

*Originally scheduled for Feb 18, but due to rain has been changed to March 4.

Field Trip at One Acre Farm! One Acre Farm grows delicious strawberries. They planted even more strawberries this year and they have been doing very well and are huge and delicious.

Learn first hand about…

Growing & planting strawberries
Selling
Small Business Farming…We love teaching our future generations and would love to pass our knowledge and encouragement on to them!

Cost: Entrance is free, pay for what you pick, $20 per full bucket of strawberries (holds 3-3 1/2 lbs, you can purchase partially filled buckets, you don’t have to fill it). They may also have some blueberry bushes left (in containers) for sale at only $20 per container. Pay with cash or card

They provide buckets to pick your berries into, and they will provide plastic clamshell containers for taking them home. You may bring your own re-useable containers for packing and taking them home if you like.

Who: ACHEV Members, All ages.

One Acre Farm is located on Gerry Ranch on the outskirts of Camarillo right off of Santa Rosa Rd. I will email everyone more specific details for parking/directions before the field trip.
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English Country Dance
2026-03-06 19:00 - 22:00 | Poinsettia Pavilion, 3451 Foothill Rd, Ventura, CA, 93003, United States
We have an experienced caller and live music again this year!
Please come and enjoy this fun, family-oriented dance.

We need your help! To volunteer, please visit:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11qwL9lm1Q4rzyutL5VOp1URPJ4i4h4AONZgtjtAYwJA/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you. A full crew of volunteers makes the evening run very smoothly. Shifts are short so you can enjoy the dance!

Camarillo Park Day
2026-03-09 11:00 - 12:00 | Mel Vincent Park, 668 Calistoga Road, Camarillo, CA, 93010, United States
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
Take a PE/Recess break with us at the park! I’d like to keep this up at least monthly so long as there are ACHEV friends wanting to join us, and will plan to visit a variety of parks in Camarillo. Park day is a great way to meet other parents on a similar educational journey, pick each other’s brains for ideas, encourage and pray for each other. It’s also a great way for the kids to make friends and get exercise.
We’ll be meeting up at Mel Vincent Park this time. https://www.pvrpd.org/mel-vincent-park We hope to see you. RSVP is not required but appreciated. Especially if we have not met before, it helps to know to look out for you =) Bonnie 805-504-6457 bonnieadair@verizon.net

*Cancelled* US Coast Guard Band, Field Trip
2026-03-17 09:00 - 11:00 | Bank of America Performing Arts Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362, United States
**Unfortunately, this field trip had to be cancelled due to the government shutdown.
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
What: TO Arts, Kids and the Arts Field Trip Program
Join the U.S. Coast Guard Band for an educational and entertaining hour-long performance by a world-class 50-piece Concert Band. The program will showcase the various sections of the band and highlight the collaborative way musicians come together to make beautiful music. Students will enjoy learning and listening to great music performed by world-class musicians in this interactive presentation.
Who: ACHEV Students PK-8th grade + one parent chaperone per family. Please do not bring any younger or older siblings. ****Update 2/18/26, they will permit us to bring High School students
Cost: Free!! They appreciate donations. https://toarts.org/programs/kids-and-the-arts/
There are a lot of important details to be aware of:

I (Bonnie) have signed the below statement on behalf of all attendees. If you are not comfortable agreeing with this, you should not attend this field trip.

“By attending this field trip, you are giving permission to TOArts to take group and possibly up-close pictures of students to use for donor relations and marketing. You additionally take responsibility to ensure that the parents of students attending are aware that their kids may be photographed. We understand that some families choose not to have their kids photographed. We have no control over excluding such children.”

SHOW INFORMATION

The performance starts at 10am on March 17, 2026.
Please plan to arrive an hour before showtime and be patient if you have to wait in line or on the bus for a little while as there will be a large number of schools attending this performance.
The length of the performance is 60 minutes.

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU ARRIVE

Everyone will be going through security, including students.
No outside food or drink. (small plastic water bottles for students who absolutely need it are acceptable)
Metal water bottles will absolutely not be allowed.
No oversized backpacks unless required for students needing ADA support (let us know in advance if needing a backpack).
We cannot entertain requests for specific seats. We make every effort to ensure classes are seated together. Students may relocate within their assigned block of seats. Wheelchairs and other needs are taken into consideration.
(Note From Bonnie) – weapons/knives are also not allowed. They didn’t mention that in the school field trip email, I presume because that is already a rule at every brick and mortar school, but some of our homeschooled kids carry around pocket knives and things like that and we don’t really give it a second thought. Make sure you and your kids leave all those sorts of things in the car. Only bring what you need. You can also look at their rules here (though some things may not apply in our situation) https://bapacthousandoaks.com/patron-safety

THEATRE ETIQUETTE

For your convenience and to prepare the students for a fantastic experience, we have put together a Theatre Etiquette Flyer which you can find attached, we request you review with your classrooms a few times before the show to ensure a pleasant experience for all students.
We understand that it is hard for kids to sit still for an hour. However, we request that you speak to your students in advance about the importance of sitting as still and as quietly as possible to respect the performers. We ask that you remove any disruptive student(s) from the theatre. We have a cry room, which can be used for their comfort and yours so that they can watch the show without being a distraction. One of our ambassadors can help direct you to this room if needed.

Our kids are our next generation of theatergoers, patrons, and artists. We appreciate you making the commitment to the arts in your classroom!
AFTER THE SHOW

Due to the urgency to clear the parking lot and buses in a timely manner following the performance, we are unable to accommodate requests for students to stay and enjoy a sack lunch on our property. If you wish to enjoy lunch at a nearby park, a map and directions to local neighborhood parks where you might be able to enjoy lunch can be found here.

Signing Up for This Field Trip:

Sign Up on the Google Doc, deadline February 15, 2026. Extended to March 1st

We have reserved 35 seats. If it is full, please sign up on the waitlist. There is always a good chance that someone will need to cancel, or someone will turn up ill, and we do not want to have any empty seats.
If anyone has special needs (wheelchair access, mobility, sensory or any other needs) we need to know about it by February 15th or sooner if possible. You can contact Bonnie personally (805-504-6457, bonnieadair@verizon.net) if you have special needs, and I will inform the coordinator at the Arts Center.

Carpinteria Salt Marsh Field Trip
2026-03-25 10:00 - 11:00 | Carpinteria Salt Marsh, Estero St, Carpinteria, 93013, United States
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
What: Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve Field Trip
What is an estuary? Why are they important for the eco system? What endangered species live here in Southern California? Come learn all this and more on a visit to the unique 230 acre Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve. The marsh reserve is a research location for scientists and an educational platform for learning about wetland habitats. Our guide will also introduce us to some amazing plants, waterfowl and fish that thrive is these salty marsh waters. Our tour time has been planned to correspond with tide for the best viewing options.
Who: ACHEV Members, all ages. The tour content will target 3rd grade and up, as that is what their program is designed for, but younger children are welcome. Parents, please supervise younger ones.
Tour max: 30 children (does not count parents)
Cost: Free!
Where: Address: Estero St, Carpinteria, CA 93013 (Yes, the address shown on **Google maps** is correct. The entrance to the Reserve is at the end of Estero St. in Carpinteria. Estero is a tiny stub of a street that dead ends at the Reserve gate. Please have everyone park along Estero or out on Carpinteria Ave. Do **NOT** use the directions given by Apple Maps. Those directions will take you to the wrong part of the marsh.)
Time: Tour begins at 10am, but arrive at 9:45 and meet at gate so that you have time to check in with Christie and we can begin on time.
REQUIRED: electronic waiver filled out for every person who will going on the reserve premises, regardless of age. Quick form to complete. Parents will electronically sign it on behalf of each child (even infants) and for themselves as well. https://us.services.docusign.net/webforms-ux/v1.0/forms/55f9a56ca2b9c33e5d8fa743819317e5
The form will ask for Group or Class Leader: Please write FRIESTAD and use the email address christie.friestad@gmail.com in that space.
Plan to pack a lunch and we can find a place to picnic after the tour.
Sign Up Here no later than Tuesday March 10th *Make sure to sign up all people in your party, infants and all adults included

*Cancelled this week**Volleyball
2026-03-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Pitts Ranch Park, 1400 Flynn Road, Camarillo, CA
Sorry, volleyball for 3/27/26 is cancelled
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
ACHEV Dad, Kevin Adair hosts this volleyball clinic/game time for ACHEV kids 11 and up. We continue playing through the year, and if you log enough hours, you can count this for High School credit.
This is for fun, exercise, and to learn how to play the game, this is not hyper competitive. Kevin would love to do drilling and teach the kids more technique if they want to learn. So if you want to get better at serving, setting, etc. ask Mr. Adair to help you.
Who: ACHEV kids ages 11 and up. You don’t have to know how to play, Mr. Adair will teach you.
Drop off is okay for this event. If you are dropping off, please make sure we have your cell number in case we need to reach you.
We start at 2, and it’s really helpful if everyone gets there at the same time.
Please rsvp via email bonnieadair@verizon.net and make sure I have your email address and cell number in case I need to reach you.
Bonnie 805-504-6457
Kevin 805-910-0797

Mom's Creative Workshops
2026-03-27 18:30 - 20:30 | 420 Blanco Ct Camarillo CA 93012, 420 Blanco Ct, Camarillo, CA, 93012, United States
Coffee, tea and drinks provided. There will be step by step instructions so no experience necessary. Make sure to wear clothing you don’t mind getting dirty or bring an apron.
(No refunds, in case of cancellation as materials will already be purchased but can teach individual via video, rescheduling for that person or project can be completed by instructor)
Space is limited to 7 per day so sign up soon, deadline to sign up is 3/13/26.
If spots are full on desired day, please sign up on waitlist in case a spot opens up.

*cancelled* Mom's Creative Workshops
2026-03-28 09:30 - 23:30 | 420 Blanco Ct Camarillo CA 93012, 420 Blanco Ct, Camarillo, CA, 93012, United States
***CANCELLED DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT***

***CANCELLED DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT***
Coffee, tea and drinks provided. There will be step by step instructions so no experience necessary. Make sure to wear clothing you don’t mind getting dirty or bring an apron.
(No refunds, in case of cancellation as materials will already be purchased but can teach individual via video, rescheduling for that person or project can be completed by instructor)
Space is limited to 7 per day so sign up soon, deadline to sign up is 3/13/26.
If spots are full on desired day, please sign up on waitlist in case a spot opens up.

Spring Party!
2026-03-30 13:00 - 15:00 | Arroyo Verde Park, Foothill Rd, Ventura, CA, 93003
Spring is here! Take a break and head on over to Arroyo Verde Park for some outdoor fun!
Please sign up to RSVP
Help needed! Would love to have a three-legged race, egg relay race and/or potato sack race (materials will be provided for these activities)
Volunteer opportunities on sign-up sheet –>plan & bring a craft, organize races, or bring a snack to share!
Sign Up Here!
ACHEV activities, events, and field trips are for ACHEV students unless otherwise noted.
