The Scotsburn Community School was established in 1990 as a self-sustained, non-profit organization. Scotsburn Community School receives no grants and/or money from any government or the private sector.

   What makes Scotsburn Community School work is YOUR participation in our classes. All profits from the classes offered by Scotburn Community School are donated back to the community.

   Scotsburn Community School offers a wide variety of courses for the benefit and enjoyment of the community. Classes begin in September and run through to June and are divided into three sessions. Beginning with the fall session, which takes place from September through December. Followed by the winter session that commences in January through to the end of March. The spring session runs from April to June.

   In the past, courses offered by the Scotsburn Community School have included the following; specialty cooking, dog training, guitar lessons, art instruction, woodlot management, gardening, tie chi, karate to name only a few. Courses are offered throughout the day and evening at the Scotsburn Elementary School.

   The Scotsburn Community School is always seeking input from the community. If you are willing to share your talent and expertise with your community the Scotsburn Community School is always looking for instructors and/or volunteers. For additional information on what Scotsburn Community School if offering this year or to find out how you can get involved, we urge you to contact the Scotsburn Community School administrators, Suzanne Cloutier at 485-8276, or Janice Hamilton at 485-8931.

Currently in the summer of 2002 there is Karate being offered:

Scotsburn 4-H will be starting this year in October. There are meetings every 4th Monday of the month at the Elementary School. It only costs about 8 dollars to join, and is open for both boys and girls between the ages 9 - 21. Last year Scotsburn had a total of 31 members with 11 of them being leaders. Events going on range anywhere from public speaking, community projects, helping with the Canadian Diabetes Association, and much more. For more information on Scotsburn 4-H, and to join, contact Cathy Lavers at 485-8204.