Swimming is exercise disguised as fun!
Swim all year round at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. See page 20.
January 21 | $30 pp
Sign up today to play in the annual Chilly Open at Arlington Lakes Golf Club. See page 106 for more information.
Doesyour child loveto dance? The Park District offers lots of classes for your talented children!
Let’s get creative! When was the last time your child took an art class? The Park District offers a variety of creative outlets for your child! See pages 58-61.
Check out the dance programs starting on page 62.
Two great tennis clubs serving Arlington Heights...
Save$10 800 E. Falcon Dr. | 847.640.2574 | ahpd.org/fv
7 W. College Dr. | 847.398.7780 | ahpd.org/htc
First time tennis lesson participants, bring this coupon when you register for a Winter group class. Coupon must be redeemed at registration. Valid through 1/31/12.
Winter session begins the week of January 23. Open registration begins Thursday, January 12 for these classes.
December 8 December 19 January 3 February 27 January 28
Resident registration begins at 10 am. Nonresident registration begin at 10 am. Winter programs begin. Winter programs end. Spring Program Guide is delivered.
Residents - call 847.577.3003 x5353 if you don’t receive your copy by then.
For online registration: Computers are available at the Administration Center from 10 am - noon on the first day of resident registration. Staff will assist you
2012 Winter Special Program Registration Dates Page
Facilities
Administration Center 410 N. Arlington Hts. Rd – 847.577.3000 Hours: 9 am - 5 pm weekdays Arlington Heights Historical Museum* 110 W. Fremont Street - 847.255.1225 Administrator: Kristina Christie Arlington Lakes Golf Club 1211 South New Wilke Road Golf Pro Shop: 847.577.3030 Golf Supervisor: Jim Hoch Assistant Golf Supervisor: TBA Golf Maintenance Supt.: Jules Peuvion Camelot Park 1005 East Suffield Drive – 847.577.3010 Recreation Supervisor: Ethan Williams
Class/Program Name
Special Registration Info
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Water Exercise
Purchase coupons in-person at Olympic Pool.
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Group Fitness & Group Power
Purchase punch card at Recreation Park or at Administration Center.
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Senior Center Programs
Register in-person at Senior Center Park District Office.
Frontier Park 1933 North Kennicott Drive – 847.577.3015 Recreation Supervisor: Paul Ratajczak
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Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club
Registration begins January 3. See page 36 for registration details based on current lesson participation and member/ non-member status.
Hasbrook Cultural Arts Center 333 West Maude Avenue
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Heritage Tennis Club
Registration begins January 3. See page 41 for registration details based on current lesson participation and member/non-member status.
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Chilly Open
Register early at ALGC. Event is January 21.
Meet the Board of Commissioners:
Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club 800 East Falcon Drive – 847.640.2574 Racquet Club Manager: Nancy Alfonso Racquet Club Coordinator: Jim Thurber
Heritage Park 506 West Victoria Lane – 847.577.3020 Recreation Supervisor: Amy Kopecky Heritage Tennis Club 7 W. College Dr. – 847-398-7780 Manager: Chris Nisbet Assistant Manager: Rob Laue
Attend the Board Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at the Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington Heights Road, at 7 pm.
Lake Arlington 2201 N. Windsor – 847.577.3059 (May-Oct.) Manager: Kevin Keister
TTY services are available through the Illinois Relay Center. Dial 711 to reach Relay. All other numbers are still available. TTY users call 1.800.526.0844; telephone users call 1.800.526.0857.
Melas Park 1500 W. Central Ave. Mount Prospect
Who do you contact? Administration Center.........................................................847.577.3000 Problems registering...........................................................847.577.3000 Didn’t get program guide......................................847.577.3003 ext. 5353 Board members..................847.577.3007 (Executive Director’s secretary) Vandalism and Maintenance hotline................................................847.577.3003 press 8 Soccer inclement weather.................................................................847.577.3003 ext.5700 Recreation Program hotline..................................................................847.577.3003 press 7 Special events hotline..........................................................................847.577.3003 press 1 Adult Softball Inclement hotline..........................................................847.577.3003 press 6
Comments or questions: Park Maintenance...........................................................................................847.577.3009 General questions........ ......................................................................comments@ahpd.org Our website................................................... .........................................................ahpd.org
Nickol Knoll Golf Club 3800 N. Kennicott Avenue – 847-590-6050 Golf Supervisor: Jim Hoch Assistant Golf Supervisor: TBA Olympic Indoor Swim Center 660 North Ridge Avenue – 847.577.3025 Aquatic Program Supervisor: Steve Neill Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Tim Jaskiewicz Senior Programs at the Senior Center* 1801 W. Central Rd. – 847.797.5341 Recreation Supervisor: Paula Barans Pioneer Park 500 South Fernandez Avenue 847.577.3035 (Center) | 847.577.3036 (Pool) Recreation Supervisor: Tom Divello Recreation Park 500 East Miner Street 847.577.3040 (Center) | 847.577.3038 (Pool) Recreation Supervisor: Matt Healy Sunset Meadows Driving Range Kirchoff Rd. & Dwyer Ave. April-September – 847.394.5865 *Village facilities/ park programs
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Important Dates
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1 | At A Glance
77-79 | Gymnastics
2-9 | ETC
80-81 | Soccer
10-12 | Community
82-87 | Youth Athletics
13 | C.A.P.
88-91 | Exercise & Wellness
14-17 | Sponsorships
92-93| Museum
19 | Winter Fun
94 | Teen & Adult Athletics
20 | Winter Camps
95-104 | Seniors
21-22 | Special Events
107 | Nickol Knoll Golf Club
32-33 | Birthday Parties
108 | Lake Arlington
34-39 | Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club
109 | Winter Value Menu
40-43 | Heritage Tennis Club
110 | Park Foundation
44-51 | Variety
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105-106 | Arlington Lakes Golf Club
23-31 | Olympic Indoor Swim Center
111-112 | Registration Information
52-57 | Preschool
113 | Refund Policy
58-61 | Art Classes
114 | Registration Form
62-71 | Dance
115 | Online Program Planning Sheet
72-73 | Theatre Classes
116-117 | AHPD Facilities & Map
74-76 | Martial Arts
118-120 | Index
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Maryfran H. Leno
Myles A. Naughton
President
Vice President
Robert J. Nesvacil
Our Park District Commissioners The Arlington Heights Park District is governed by a Board of five elected officials. The Board meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at the Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington Heights Road. Meetings begin at 7 pm. Residents are encouraged to attend.
Park District Mission Statement The Arlington Heights Park District enriches our community by providing quality recreation, parks, facilities and fun. We do this by: • Ensuring the efficient and effective use of financial resources and Park District assets. • Providing innovative recreational opportunities and facilities to meet the diverse programming needs of our community. • Continuing the District’s pursuit of being a community, regional, state and national leader. • Promoting an environment of cooperation, collaboration, and teamwork. • Providing quality internal and external customer-focused service. • Providing stewardship of our open spaces and natural resources.
New Residents If you’re new to Arlington Heights or have a friend or neighbor moving into our busy community, call 847.506.7142 to request a free new resident packet. If leaving a message, please spell your name and be sure to include your zip code with your address. A packet of Park District information and a coupon page will introduce new residents to our wonderful recreation activities.
Robert E. Smith
Robert L. Whisler
Letter From The President Just as families and neighborhoods in Arlington Heights vary in all kinds of ways, so too do their needs and expectations when it comes to their recreation needs. In many respects, the Arlington Heights Park District is a mirror of its patrons. The programs, parks and facilities we provide represent an amalgamation of community interests, values and attitudes towards conservation, quality of life and health and wellness as a whole. Whether a patron enrolls in one program or plays one round of golf a year, or relies on preschool and dance programs for their kids, the underlying goal of the Park District is to meet community needs. To reach that objective, the Park Board and staff must consider many questions. One of the most obvious questions is - how will we fund what the community wants? As we go through this process, community needs is the primary guiding factor. The Park District relies on usage and participation data to determine where to place program and facility development dollars. However, the District must also consider special needs the community might have. For example, a facility may need improved accessibility to accommodate young mothers or an aging population in that particular neighborhood. Limited resources are a constant factor when making decisions too. As the economy has faltered and municipal, county and state budgets have been cut, park and recreation funding remains an important component of a livable and desirable community. I am pleased to report that our Park District is the recipient of a $2,500,000 Park and Recreational Facility Construction Grant (PARC) to renovate the over 30 year-old Camelot Park Recreation Center. Camelot Park is one of four parks we would like to modernize to meet the current needs of our residents. Learn about our Master Plan to also renovate Recreation, Heritage and Frontier Park’s by the year 2016 in the center insert of this program guide. Maryfran Leno, President Arlington Heights Board of Commissioners
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Frontier Rec reation Camelot Heritage
Winter 2012
Dear Residents: More than just bricks and mortar. Building a healthier and happier community. The Arlington Heights Park District’s plan to renovate four community parks by the year 2016 goes beyond just building the physical environments for fun. This plan will affect and potentially transform the lives of all residents and the community. By also overhauling aging facilities in order to continue to offer innovative programming, this plan will also deliver modern, social spaces in which to connect with friends and family to create lifelong memories to share forever.
The Park District Board of Commissioners and staff have spent three years researching a long-range facilities solution with substantial resident input. Whether in focus groups, open forums, Board meetings or neighborhood meetings, you have consistently told us that you want updated facilities. We want to meet community needs. However, this will take a significant amount of money. At the August 16, 2011 Regular Board meeting, the Park Board discussed the possibility of referendum funding which would spread a $48 million bond issuance over a 25-year period. This would have a tax impact of $36 per year on a $300,000 market value home.
We listened.
2009 Community Needs Assessment Survey
• Most residents favored building renovations vs. building new. Due to several factors, we are considering a proposal to build new instead of renovate existing. • Over 60% of respondents favored adding amenities such as fitness center areas and walking/jogging tracks.
2010 Comprehensive Plan and Master Planning Process
• The Park District Board of Commissioners and staff engaged in long-range planning and completed a five-year Comprehensive Plan in 2010 • The master plan allows the District to most efficiently use and reallocate existing buildings, space and resources to continue to offer neighborhoodbased centers as opposed to the larger, centralized centers you may find in other communities.
What is your role in this process?
While the Park District Board of Commissioners has created this master plan, the decision to place a referendum question on the 2012 election ballot has not yet been determined. We encourage you to learn more about our plans to continue providing affordable and impactful fun for your family. And finally, we invite you to speak up and let us know if these plans do or do not reflect your needs and expectations.
Sincerely,
Maryfran H. Leno President Park Board of Commissioners
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Steve Scholten Executive Director Arlington Heights Park District
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Pioneer Park: Our experience rebuilding Pioneer Park Community Center influenced our decision to approach Camelot, Frontier, Heritage and Recreation Park’s in a similar manner. Since reopening the new Pioneer Park Community Center in 2008, the park has met residents’ and AHPD’s needs and expectations:
*Attendance
05/06
10/11
Classes
22,637
51,851
Drop-in
967
12,971
Clubs
1,763
3,923
Rentals
1,382
6,936
Totals
26.749
75,681
AHPD anticipates that proposed improvements to the four parks affected will bring similar results to our other neighborhoods. *2011/2012 Operating Budget
Building places to meet friends and create memories. Pioneer Park BEFORE
Pioneer Park AFTER
What’s the tax impact to you? TAX FACTS: This table shows the referendum tax impact on a $350,000* home in Arlington Heights, IL:
Home Value
Per Year
$300,000
$36.00
$350,000
$42.00
$400,000
$48.00
$450,000
$54.00
*median home value in Arlington Heights
Calculate your tax impact with our interactive calculator at ahpd.org
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THE PLAN MEETS OUR NEEDS AND IS CONSIDERATE OF FUTURE GROWTH. “Many families have lived in Arlington Heights for generations and even into the retirement years. The Park District has something for everyone whether you want to take a leisurely walk in a park or want access to innovative, yet affordable recreation programs. We live here because we choose to live in a community that values quality of life and, that truly does offer something for everyone of the over 76,000 residents calling Arlington Heights home.” -Rob Smith, Board member Affordable, year-round recreation for all ages and abilities requires programming space with flexibility to adapt to multiple uses: recreation programs, parties, meetings, rentals and performances. • Our community has grown and the way recreation programming is planned has changed significantly since Recreation, Heritage, Frontier and Camelot were built in 1939, 1969, 1969 and 1969 respectively. • Our community wants more active and passive recreation space close to home including: more open space for outdoor enjoyment, increased indoor gymnasium space and sports field improvements for more playability.
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THE PLAN CONTINUES THE PARK DISTRICT’S HISTORY OF FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY. “The idea of tightening our belt isn’t something just reserved for tough economic times. As a matter of fact, our community has passed previous tax increases during some of the most challenging economic times such as in 1936 during the Great Depression and in 1962, 1965 and 1968 as the country was in the midst of the Vietnam war. More recently, our community supported bond issues in 1976 and 2000 when park improvements were needed. Fiscal responsibility is just one of the Park District’s core values and one of the reasons why residents have historically supported our efforts. These efforts have always been based upon annual needs assessments that help us responsibly and progressively deliver programs and services to the great community of Arlington Heights. This has been happening since opening its’ doors in 1925 to a population of 2,300 residents and will continue well into the future.” -Myles Naughton Board Vice-President
2011/2012 Data. Information from: http://www.comptrollerconnect.ioc.state.il.us/Office/LocalGovt
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THE PLAN ENSURES SAFE AND ACCESSIBLE RECREATION FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Building community pride.
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“The Park District’s fun, affordable and impactful programs give parents a peace of mind they won’t find elsewhere. Whether preschool programs, sports, dance, swimming, camps or anything in between; my wife and I know that our children are in a safe, engaging and caring environment with the Arlington Heights Park District.” - Rob Nesvacil, Board member • There are safety and environmental issues at the four community centers affected including traffic parking, and accessibility issues. This master plan makes sure all buildings have safe and secure entrances, safe pedestrian and bus paths and are accessible to everyone.
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Camelot park 1005 E. Suffield Dr.
DESCRIPTION of WORK:
Renovate community center containing approximately 25,500 square feet, to include: • the improvement of accessibility • the addition of a full-size gymnasium • the addition (and renovation) of flexible multi-purpose programming space • the addition of an indoor walking path • the relocation of the outdoor basketball, sand volleyball and athletic fields • the expansion of parking; adding spaces and drop-off • the addition of pathways • the expansion of storm water detention The project is located on property currently owned by the Arlington Heights Park District.
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Recreation park 500 E. Miner St.
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DESCRIPTION of WORK: Renovate community center and bathhouse containing approximately 27,500 square feet, including maintaining the open space in the center of the park, the lap pool, and will also include:
• the improvement of accessibility • the expansion of parking; adding spaces and drop-off • the addition of an indoor walking path • the addition of a full-size gymnasium • the addition of programming space • the expansion of storm water detention • the current building remains and becomes the bathhouse The project is located on property currently owned by the Arlington Heights Park District.
Building places to enjoy your natural surroundings.
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Heritage park 506 Victoria Lane
DESCRIPTION of WORK: Renovate community center containing approximately 21,900 square feet, to include:
• the improvement of accessibility • the addition of flexible multi-purpose programming space • the addition of a full-size gymnasium • the addition of an indoor walking path • the relocation of the outdoor basketball courts and playground • the expansion of parking; adding spaces and drop-off The project is located on property currently owned by the Arlington Heights Park District
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Frontier park
1933 N. Kennicott Dr. DESCRIPTION of WORK: Renovate community center containing approximately 44,500 square feet, to include: • the improvement of accessibility • the addition of a double gymnasium • the addition of an indoor walking path • the addition of flexible multi-purpose programming space • the relocation of the outdoor basketball, sand volleyball, tennis • courts and athletic fields • the expansion of parking; adding spaces and drop-off • the renovation (and addition) of pathways • the expansion of storm water detention The project is located on property currently owned by the Arlington Heights Park District.
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THE PLAN CONTINUES AHPD’S TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE. “Many of the Arlington Heights Park District’s staff hold advanced degrees, professional certifications and accolades bestowed on them by state and national park and recreation associations. The District’s financial standing and industry reputation are a reflection of the staff and their commitment to continuous learning and to improving the quality of life for all residents and their families. The Arlington Heights Park District has a tradition of providing fun, affordable and impactful parks and recreation for all ages for over 86 years”
- Bob Whisler, Board member
• AHPD is a three-time National Gold Medal Award recipient for excellence in park and recreation management. • AHPD is an Illinois Distinguished Accredited Agency. • AHPD maintains an Aaa bond rating, the highest possible rating, for a municipal agency which enables us to issue debt at the lowest possible interest rate. • GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award 2003-2009 • GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting 1989-2010
Building strong bodies, minds and spirits. The Master Plan also includes these additional projects as part of the referendum: • Improvements to soccer, football, baseball and softball fields receiving synthetic turf at: • Sunset Meadows Park • Frontier Park • Centennial Park • Melas Park • Hasbrook Park • Demolition of existing building • Lake Arlington • Improvements to and renovation of existing path • Installation of a new , 2nd concentric path to separate walkers/runners from bicyclists and roller bladers
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Frequently asked Questions: Why is the Park District asking residents to pass a referendum to raise our taxes now? “The Master Facilities improvement plan that this bond supports provides for new and flexible programming space that our residents have requested. The plans will accommodate adding new programs, expanding enrollment for existing programs, and allows us to update current facilities and parks at Heritage, Frontier, Camelot, Recreation and others in ways that will ensure patron safety and will address accessibility issues plaguing those facilities. The fact that we’re trying to leverage current building and construction costs and financing options available today makes this a very attractive plan for our community. We look forward to a continued dialogue with the community.”
- Steve Scholten, Executive Director
ANSWERS TO MORE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS CAN BE FOUND AT AHPD.ORG.
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AHPD REFLECTS YOURINPUTISIMPORTANTTOUS. Visit our website at ahpd.org to learn the facts about our plans, to submit your own questions and more.
Or feel free to contact us directly : Steve Scholten, Executive Director | sscholten@ahpd.org Brian Huckstadt, Director of Parks & Planning | bhuckstadt@ahpd.org
PARK BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Maryfran H. Leno – President Myles Naughton – Vice-President Rob Nesvacil, Board member Rob Smith, Board member Bob Whisler, Board member
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AdministrativeStaff EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Executive Director Steve Scholten | sscholten@ahpd.org Director Finance and Personnel Donna Wilson | dwilson@ahpd.org Director of Parks and Planning Brian Huckstadt | bhuckstadt@ahpd.org Director of Recreation and Facilities Jim Glueckert | jglueckert@ahpd.org Superintendent of Golf Maintenance Jules Peuvion | jpeuvion@ahpd.org Golf Maintenance Supervisor - Nickol Knoll Terry McDonald | tmcdonald@ahpd.org
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Golf Maintenance Supervisor – ALGC Alan Bevers | abevers@ahpd.org Superintendent of Marketing and Communications Anita M. Pacheco | apacheco@ahpd.org Graphic Communications Specialist Jordann Tomasek | jtomasek@ahpd.org Web Coordinator Mary DeGuide | mdeguide@ahpd.org DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL Superintendent Of Human Resources Nancy Aldrich | naldrich@ahpd.org Training and Safety Specialist Pat Klawitter | pklawitter@ahpd.org Accounting Supervisor Mary McGuire | mmcguire@ahpd.org PARKS AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT Superintendent of Parks Alan Welk | awelk@ahpd.org Fleet Supervisor Mike Keane | mkeane@ahpd.org Custodial Supervisor Jennifer Rogers | jrogers@ahpd.org Superintendent of Parks Paul Guza | pguza@ahpd.org Pioneer Service Center Supervisor Jeffrey Lindstrom | jlindstrom@ahpd.org Park Planner II Scott Elman | selmane@ahpd.org Park Planner I Stephanie Stevens | sstevens@ahpd.org RECREATION AND FACILITIES DEPARTMENT Superintendent of Recreation Sue Gwinnup (SG) | sgwinnup@ahpd.org Preschool/Day Camp Supervisor Lynn Minuskin (LM) | lminuskin@ahpd.org Aquatic Program Supervisor Steve Neill (SN) | sjneill@ahpd.org Aquatic Facilities Supervisor Tim Jaskiewicz (TJ) | tjaskiewicz@ahpd.org Camelot Park Supervisor Ethan Williams (EW) | ewilliams@ahpd.org Frontier Park Supervisor Paul Ratajczak (PR) | pratajczak@ahpd.org Heritage Park Supervisor Amy Kopecky (AK) | akopecky@ahpd.org Pioneer Park Supervisor Tom Divello (TD) | tdivello@ahpd.org Recreation Park Supervisor Matt Healy (MH) | mhealy@ahpd.org Superintendent of Recreation John Robinson | jrobinson@ahpd.org Athletic Supervisor Brien Halterman (BH) | bhalterman@ahpd.org Athletic Supervisor Jason Meredith (JM) | jmeredith@ahpd.org C.A.P. Supervisor Pam Lingert (PL) | plingert@ahpd.org Lake Arlington/Athletics Supervisor Kevin Keister (KK) | kkeister@ahpd.org Arlington Lakes Golf Club Manager Jim Hoch (JH) | jhoch@ahpd.org Arlington Lakes Golf Club Assistant Manager TBA Nickol Knoll Golf Club Jim Hoch (JH) | jhoch@ahpd.org Superintendent of Recreation Cathy Puchalski | cpuchalski@ahpd.org Cultural Arts /Special Events Supervisor Laura Oberg (LO) | loberg@ahpd.org Museum Administrator Kristina Christie (KC) | kchristie@ahpd.org Museum Program Coordinator Teri Ozawa (TO) | tozawa@ahpd.org Senior Center Supervisor Paula Barans (PB) | pbarans@ahpd.org Forest View Racquet & Fitness Manager Nancy Alfonso (NA) | nalfonso@ahpd.org Forest View Racquet Club Coordinator Jim Thurber | jthurber@ahpd.org Heritage Tennis Club Manager Chris Nisbet (CN) | cnisbet@ahpd.org Heritage Tennis Club Assistant Manager Rob Laue (RL) | rlaue@ahpd.org
Program staff initials follow program descriptions for which they are responsible. If you have questions, call 847.577.3000 and our customer service staff will be able to direct your call to the correct program supervisor.
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Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Program guide delivery What if I don’t receive a Program Guide by the delivery date?
The Arlington Heights Park District uses a door to door service to deliver the guide to residents prior to each program session or four times per year.
We would like to know as soon as possible if you do not receive a Guide. Listed below are the delivery dates through Summer 2012.
Why choose a delivery service over bulk mailing through the Post Office? There are several reasons: • The benefit of the delivery service is a significant cost savings over mailing. It also allows us to target delivery to Park District residents. • The amount of time needed to deliver the Guide through the delivery service is 1-3 days. • Through the post office, the requirement for bulk mailing is 10-12 days. • Because the service indicates delivery in three days, we can find out in a timely manner those households that did not receive a Guide and re-deliver sooner.
Guide Spring 2012 Summer 2012
Delivery Date (Saturdays) January 28, 2012 April 21, 2012
Please mark your calendar and if you do not receive a Guide delivered near your front door or porch by the date indicated above; call 847.577.3003, ext 5353. We consistently work with the service for front door/ porch delivery; however on occasion the guide may be delivered in your driveway. There are three other options if you do not receive the Guide by the delivery date; you may stop by any Park District facility or view the
It is important to understand whatever the method of delivering the Guide; there is the potential for missed deliveries. It is our goal to minimize the number of non-deliveries and work with the delivery service to identify where problems occurred and to improve the service. Our #1 priority is to make sure those individuals and families, who want the Park District Program Guide, receive it.
the new interactive guide online at ahpd.org. You may also print the guide from a pdf file located on the Park District’s home page. We hope this article provides you with additional information on how the Program Guide is delivered and the process to follow for re-delivery.
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General Program Information Winter Classes: The majority of Winter classes begin January 3. However, some classes have varying start/ ending dates for programs; for example indoor tennis lessons begin January 23 and dance classes begin January 6. Please be sure to check class descriptions to confirm start dates. Don’t Delay: Many classes fill quickly. Remove the registration form and keep it handy as you look through the Program Guide. Winter resident registration begins at 10 am on December 8. OOPS! Though we try our best, due to the large amount of information available in the Arlington Heights Park District Program Guide, errors before or after publication may occur. Changes may happen in fees, schedules, program codes, etc. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and when errors do occur, our staff will advise you of the change as quickly as possible. We will also attempt to keep information on our website, ahpd.org as current as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding when these situations arise. Important Class Cancellation Information: Program Supervisors begin reviewing class enrollment and canceling classes that do not meet minimum enrollment approximately ONE WEEK prior to the class starting. It is extremely important that you try to register for class choices no later than one week before they begin. Active Duty Military Policy: Individuals and families of active military status are eligible for financial assistance for Park District programs. These individuals must reside within the boundaries of the Arlington Heights Park District. This policy is for active duty military personnel including reservists called to duty. Specific details are available at the time you apply. The fee waivers will terminate 60 days after honorable discharge. Documentation/ Military orders must be present to be eligible for consideration. Please contact Jim Glueckert, Director of Recreation and Facilities, for more information or to receive a scholarship application. All requests will remain confidential. Special Needs for ADA participants: If you would like the Park District to make accommodations for your special needs: Online registrants: Click the Special Needs button after the Enrollment Summary on the “Enroll in a Class” page. Drop-off, mail-in, and fax registrants: Please fill out the special accommodations information on the registration form.
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The Arlington Heights Park District is committed to accessibility for all people providing Park District services, programs, and activities, regardless of physical limitations in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Sue Gwinnup, Superintendent of Recreation, is the District’s ADA Compliance Officer. If you need a special accommodation to participate in any Park District function, contact Sue at 847.506.7870, and she will be happy to assist you. Program participants should complete the Special Accommodation section on the registration form. This gives the program supervisor the information they need to assist you. NOTE: The Recreation Park community center is not an accessible facility. Have You Moved or Changed Your Phone Number? Please notify the Park District with your change of address or phone number. Send us a change of address card from the post office. We will need your old address and the new address to update our computer information. It is important to update our records so that confirmation post cards and your refunds are mailed to the most current address. This is especially important for online registration. Be sure to also change this information in your online profile. Assistance: Park District staff and program instructors are not capable of providing bathroom assistance to those individuals who cannot care for themselves. It is the participant’s responsibility to make his/her own arrangements prior to registering for any programs or activities, if they require this type of assistance. Please contact Park District staff for further information or clarification. Scholarships: The Park District offers a Scholarship Program for those unable to afford the full fee. Please call 847.577.3009 for more information. Classes On Religious Holidays: Within a program session, classes may fall on a day that residents honor as a religious holiday. In an effort to be sensitive to all religions, class participants may: • Make up the class missed, if space exists or • Have the fee pro-rated to reflect the day that must be missed. Your program supervisor will be happy to assist you with either option. Age Requirement: When a class lists a minimum age, your child must be that age when the program begins. Contact the program supervisor if you have any questions.
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Community Center Office Hours Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer, and Recreation Parks Monday-Friday 1 - 5 pm Saturday 9 am - Noon Olympic Indoor Swim Center Monday-Friday 9 am - 7 pm Saturday 8 am - 1 pm For your convenience, online and mail-in registration is accepted for most Park District programs. Hours are subject to change.
ATTENTION PARENTS! [Recommended Safety Tips for Child Drop Off at Programs] Listed below are several safety guidelines the Park District encourages parents to follow when dropping their child(ren) off at a Park District program. Parents are encouraged to please escort children to and from the building, pool, field, outdoor tennis court, etc. Parents are also encouraged to take their child directly into the class or activity area. Parents should try to stay with their child until the instructor arrives/ begins the class. On occasion an instructor may encounter an emergency or an unexpected situation which causes them to be late or miss a class. If this occurs, the instructor notifies the program supervisor as quickly as possible and the supervisor addresses the situation as quickly as possible.
Do you need a place for your business meetings/programs, birthday parties, family reunions, showers, company basketball games, or any group function? The Arlington Heights Park District may have just what you are looking for.
Process for choosing a facility: If you know the facility that you want to rent you can contact them directly during office hours. If you are unsure of what facility will work best for you call 847.577.3000 for personalized assistance.
Rental rates: Fees vary based on the facility, room size, group size, individual group needs etc. The facility you contact will be able to quote you the specific rental rates.
Meeting rooms, some with kitchen facilities Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer, Recreation Parks, Olympic Indoor Swim Center and the Arlington Heights Historical Museum.
Gymnasiums Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer and Recreation Parks. Ross School, and Poe School. For Poe or Ross inquiries contact John Robinson at 847.506.3131 jrobinson@ahpd.org
Tennis or racquetball party Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club | 847.640.2574 Heritage Tennis Club | 847.398.7780
Indoor Pool Rentals and Party room Olympic Indoor Swim Center Contact: 847.577.3025
Banquet rooms Arlington Lakes Golf Course (ideal for luncheons, business meetings, bridal showers, weddings, and holiday parties). Maximum room capacity is 120 people. Contact: Jim Hoch | 847.577-3030
Outdoor Weddings North School Park Contact: Laura Oberg, 847.577.3000 | loberg@ahpd.org
Picnic Groves If a parent finds that an instructor has not shown up for a program, please contact the Park District Administration Center at 847.577.3000 during regular business hours Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm.
A variety of picnic areas are available throughout the Park District. Groups over 20 people are required to obtain a permit for use. Listed are the major facilities - washrooms may or may not be available. Camelot (shelter), Frontier (shelter), Heritage, Pioneer, Recreation Parks, Lake Arlington, Melas Park, Centennial (shelter), Hickory Meadows (shelter).
Athletic Fields Athletic fields throughout the Park District are available for rent. All groups using fields must have a permit to use the sites. Contact: John Robinson, 847.506.7131 | jrobinson@ahpd.org
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Facility Rentals
WOOD SHOP 1801 W. Central Road | 847.797.5341
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Heritage Gallery presents
Current Exhibit: Arlington Artists on Display Until Saturday, December 31, 2011 The Museum’s Heritage Gallery is transformed into an art gallery showcasing the multimedia work of Arlington Heights’ artists. Enjoy the original work of talented artists living in our own community. Artwork on display is not for sale during the exhibition. Sponsor: The Peoples’ Bank of Arlington Heights
Arlington Heights: Through the Decades January 14-August 12, 2012 Come experience Arlington Heights from its humble beginnings to the thriving community that it is today. Arlington Heights: Through the Decades, focuses on the people, places, and events that have shaped the village. This exhibition features photographs and artifacts from the Historical Society’s collections to tell our fascinating story. Step back into time and discover the rich history of Arlington Heights. Sponsor: Arlington Heights Junior Woman’s Club
Heritage Gallery and Shop Hours: Fri-Sun. 1:30-4:30pm (excluding holidays) 112 W. Fremont St, 847.255.1225, ahmuseum.org
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State of the art equipment includes Delta 10” table saw, 14”band saw, variable speed drill press, Dewalt 12” sliding compound miter saw, Grizzly 15” planer, belt sander, disk sander, 12” lathe, Delta 6” jointer, Dewalt variable speed 20” scroll saw, router, Rikon mini-lathe, JET drum sander, and more! Six complete workstations are available. The Wood Shop is a joint venture with the Village of Arlington Heights, Senior Center Inc., and the Arlington Heights Park District. Hours of Operation: Drop in shop time is Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am-12 pm. Wood Shop Classes: You learn beginning through advanced techniques and skills while creating the class project under the direction of Shop Instructors Mike Spilotro and Ron Boots. No annual membership charge. Punch Pass Fees: • $50 good for 10 visits • $30 good for 6 visits • $10 daily use fee Annual Safety training is required. Punch passes expire one year from date of purchase.
Apply Online Paper job applications? Not any more! The Arlington Heights Park District has an Online Job Application program. Now it’s easier than ever to join the Arlington Heights Park District team! Go to ahpd.org and click on the Jobs tab. There you’ll find the link to apply online and a link to the listing of jobs currently available with the Park District. Once you apply, your application is active for one full year and you can update your application or the job you want to apply for at any time! Although we’ll still accept paper job applications, we strongly encourage you to apply online because it’s quick, easy, and the most efficient way to apply. If you have questions about applying online, please contact Human Resources at 847.506.7877.
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Recycling in the Parks We’ve Got
Has an Arlington Heights Park District staff member exceeded your expectations in any of the areas listed above? If so, please take a few moments to fill out a C.L.A.S.S. employee nomination form. Forms are available at the registration desk of each park facility and on our website: ahpd.org. The Arlington Heights Park District staff member you nominate receives a copy of your nomination, a commemorative pin, and is eligible to win a quarterly prize. Quarterly winners are eligible for annual grand prizes. All quarterly nominees and winners are announced and recognized at the end of each quarter. The annual winners are announced in December.
Inclement Weather Policy If classes in School District 25 are canceled for the entire day due to inclement weather, Recreation Department programs will be canceled until 1:00 p.m. Decisions on classes held after 1:00 pm will be made at noon. For specific information on classes held at Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club, Heritage Tennis Club and the Senior Center, please call these facilities directly regarding class cancellations. For cancellation information, participants have several options: • Park District website: ahpd.org (An emergency closing message will appear across the home page of the website.) Tune in to: • Radio: WGN-AM (720), WBBM-AM (780) • TV: Channels 2, 5, 7, 9, 32 (Fox), CLTV • Call: Park District recorded message 577-3003 (press 7) • Online: EmergencyClosings.com to search for the Park District by name or phone. • E-mail: Sign up for personalized e-mail notification of the District’s status at EmergencyClosings.com
Girl Scout World Thinking Day Celebrating 100 Years of Girl Scouts
Come right over! I’ve got something for the girls of Savannah, and all America, and all the world, and we’re going to start it tonight! Juliette Gordon Low phoning her cousin Nina Anderson Pape in 1912. Girl Scout Troops, come right over to the Arlington Heights Historical Museum for World Thinking Day. Each year, on World Thinking Day, girls participate in activities and projects with global themes to honor their sister Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in other countries. Exactly 100 years ago, the first Girl Scout troop met. Join other troops as we learn more about Juliette Gordon Low, play international games and sample foods from around the world. Saturday, February 25 | 10:30 a.m. - Noon | $5 per girl Spaces are limited, registration deadline Friday, February 10. Leaders may register their troop by calling Ryan or Teri at 847-255-1225
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Help us recognize our most outstanding employees! A employee excels in one or more of the following areas: • Customer Satisfaction - striving to continually meet and exceed customers’ expectations. • Leadership - taking initiative in all aspects of our jobs, and mentoring staff to help them reach their full potential. • Attitude - embracing a positive, professional, and helpful presence at all times. • Service - treating every customer respectfully and competently, and putting the utmost value on meeting the needs of both our external and internal customers. • Safety - approaching all aspects of our work in a safe and sensible manner.
You may have noticed something new in the past couples of years in our parks. Our green garbage containers now double as recycling cans. In an effort to become a greener component to our community, the Park District has partnered with Groot Recycling and Waste Services. Here’s how it works. All the trash collected in our small garbage trucks will be hauled and dumped at Groot’s facility in Elk Grove Village. This state of the art recycling/waste facility separates the recyclable material from the solid waste. For our special events and for some of our higher use facilities and parks we will be providing special containers with special liners to assist in the front end collection. If you have any further questions please contact Frontier Service Center at 847.577.3013.
Community stay involved
Community
Providing recreation services to individuals with special needs Arlington Heights Park District is a member of a 16-park district cooperative which forms the Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA). The NWSRA team of full-time Therapeutic Recreation professionals and trained part-time staff offer quality year-round recreation for individuals of all ages with disabilities. NWSRA activities offer tremendous benefits to participants: increased self-esteem; physical, social and recreation skills development; improved fitness and health, the experience of new challenges, making friends and having fun. After school, evening and weekend programs feature sports, games, arts and crafts, fitness, cooking and drama. Camps, trips and special events are planned throughout the year. Inclusion assistance is provided by NWSRA to individuals who wish to participate in their local park district programs. Indicate on the registration form if any accommodations are needed to successfully participate in the program. The Park District staff will contact NWSRA for assistance. Brochures with NWSRA programs are available at the Administration Center or from NWSRA at Park Central, 3000 W. Central Road, Rolling Meadows. Contact them at 847.392.2848 (voice); 847.392.2855 (TTY); or 847.392.2870 (FAX). Leaders needed. If you’d like to work with NWSRA programs, call 847.392.2848.
Get the Most out of Life Recreation and physical activity are for everyone. Recreation Access Illinois helps people with disabilities live life to the fullest. For available resources, call 1.800.900.8086 or recreationaccessillinois.org.
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Wheeling Township Food Pantry The Arlington Heights Park District is proud to be working with the Wheeling Township Food Pantry to serve as drop-off locations for food donations. Please consider donating to the food pantry all year round. The following items are always in need: pasta, rice and potato products, pasta sauce, dried beans and peas, cooking oil, corn meal muffin mix, tomato products, dry or condensed milk, oatmeal, coffee, tea, sugar and fruit juices. Please check the expiration date - no expired food will be accepted. Also non-food items such as toilet paper, paper towels, detergent, toiletries, and diapers are needed. Items will be accepted at the Park District Administration Center, Olympic Indoor Swim Center and Pioneer Park. Please call the Food Pantry at 847.259.7730 if you have any questions.
Vandalism and Maintenance Hotline Residents can report vandalism and park maintenance concerns on our 24-hour hotline 847.577.3003 press 8. One call to this number will forward the information quickly any time, day or night. A recorded message asks for a detailed description of the problem and the location. The line does not supersede an emergency call to 911.
For Your Safety The use of cell phones, cameras and other recording devices is prohibited in all Arlington Heights Park District locker rooms and bathrooms. Please report any suspicious behavior. Thank you for your cooperation.
Creating A Healthy Environment In response to the national concern of smoking at public facilities, the Park District seeks to create a healthy environment for employees, program participants, park guests and visitors. Park District facilities and vehicles have been designated as non-smoking areas. Our facilities include the buildings, fenced outdoor pool areas and athletic fields.
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$5 OFF All Arlington Heights Residents receive $5 off all Learn to Skate classes and a resident rate rebate for all hockey classes. (not an actual coupon, just mention this ad)
ROLLING MEADOWS PARK DISTRICT Skating Programs
Check the Website for Learn to Skate times and sessions
rmparks.org 847.818.3210
rmrenegadehockey.com 847.398.2700 x108
Affiliate Groups Within the Park District, certain activities or programs can be best implemented through the development of special interest groups. We consider the following organizations, which are open to the public, as our “partners” in providing additional recreational outlets for the Arlington Heights’ residents. Arlington Camera Club meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month at the AH Museum. Photography skills are developed at monthly meetings, field trips and critique sessions. For more information contact Ken Olsen, 847.202.9517 or arlcamclub@ yahoo.com. Arlington Heights Bicycle Association meets at Recreation Park the fourth Wednesday each month at 7:30 pm. The Bike Club activities include speakers, slide presentations, repair classes, short and long rides and special events. For more information go to cyclearlington.com. Arlington Trotters Running Club offers support and motivation to runners of all levels. The club sponsors races and special events annually. Meetings are held at Heritage Park on the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 pm. Call 847.577.3020 for more information. Community Concert Band provides the residents of Arlington Heights with an opportunity for individual musical expression and growth. Concerts are provided to enrich the musical appreciation of the community. Practices are at 8 pm Wednesdays at Forest View Educational Center on Goebbert. For more information, contact Conductor Adam LaSpata at alaspata@yahoo.com or visit their website at arlingtonheightsband.org.
Social Duplicate Bridge meets at Camelot Park on the first Tuesday of each month at 7 pm. Games are open to all interested men and women. Call Karen Atsch at 847.392.0393 if you are interested in joining. Northwest Radio Control Club is involved with radio controlled model aircraft. Meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at Camelot Park from 7:30-10 pm. Call 847.577.3000 for more information. Arlington Heights Garden Club meets at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library the third Monday of each month at 7 pm, September through May (no meeting in December). Knowledgeable speakers offer information and practical advice of interest to the beginning and the seasonal gardener. The Garden Club also offers a wreath workshop in December, a perennial plant exchange in the spring and a garden walk in the summer. Guests are always welcome. For more information, call Gloria Solonickne at 847.398.2079. Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association is responsible for administering the boys baseball, girls softball, youth football and cheerleading programs in Arlington Heights. The Youth Athletic office is located just east of Frontier Park at 1929 N. Kennicott. Normal office hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1-4 pm. Please call 847.870.0081 with questions or visit ahyaa.org for online registration and other registration information.
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Step Up To Health
The Band Plays On
This program promotes: • Healthy Lifestyles • Ways to Improve your Health The Park District can help you with your healthy lifestyle, all the opportunities listed below can get you off the couch and moving! • Take a walk around the path at the Nickol Knoll Park/Golf Course (3800 N. Kennicott Avenue), or the Sunset Meadows Driving Range (Kirchoff Rd. & Dwyer Avenue.) • Fitness Facilities/Programs are held at Forest View Fitness and Racquet Club (800 E. Falcon Drive), Recreation Park (500 E. Miner Street.), Pioneer Park (500 S. Fernandez) and Senior Center Athletic Club (1801 W. Central Road.) Sign up today for one of our great fitness classes, check out the Park District program guide or go online to ahpd.org under the Exercise and Wellness section. • Many types of dance classes are offered from tap, jazz, hip-hop and ballroom. Classes are for all youth, adults and seniors. • Many team and individual sporting activities are offered throughout the Park District; Softball, Golf, Swimming, Tennis, Basketball, Soccer and Volleyball. Whether active or passive, we offer recreation options for everyone to Step Up To Health. Visit ahpd.org for classes, programs and directions to our parks.
You’ve enjoyed the summer outdoor concerts at North School Park, now the music continues as the Arlington Heights Community Concert Band moves indoors for two concerts presented by District 214 Community Education: • December 4- Handel’s Messiah • April 15, 2012 Bring the family to Forest View Educational Center, 2121 S. Goebbert Road (just south of Golf Road & east of Arlington Heights Road) at 2 pm. For more information you can visit their website at arlingtonheightsband.org or e-mail Adam La Spata, Conductor at alaspata@yahoo.com.
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ChiLdren atBefore Play (C.a.p.) and After school care for K-5. Convenient, affordable and gives you peace of
mind.
“Don’t worry. S/he is getting help with homework and having fun in a safe and friendly environment.”
Program Highlights: • C.A.P is a cooperative program between the Arlington Heights Park District, the village and School Districts 21, 25, and 59. Quality recreational before and after school care is available on-site at Dryden, Greenbrier, Ivy Hill, Juliette Low, Olive-Mary Stitt, Patton, Poe, Riley, Westgate and Windsor Schools. Kindergarteners are eligible to participate on a limited basis. • Our philosophy is to provide a recreational and relaxed program in a safe and fun environment. Kids choose from a variety of options. There is plenty of physical activity and nutritious food and drink. • Arts & crafts, sports & games, outdoor play, homework time, board & card games, breakfast and snack time offered daily. • Site directors and assistant site directors are all CPR/AED certified and all staff are additionally trained in: customer service, the Six Pillars of CHARACTER COUNTS! , First Aid, behavior management, mandated reporting and have all satisfactorily passed required background checks. R
• Hours of Operation: Open at 7 am until school begins and after school until 6 pm. Coverage available on most half and full days off school.
Cost for school year Deposit June 11 or after Once school begins the fees are pro-rated Dist. 21 & 59/Dist. 25
Dist. 21 & 59/Dist. 25
Before & after school 4-5 days per week
$2142/$2223
$238/$247
Second child discount
$1926/$2007
$214/$223
Before school 4-5 days per week
$990/$1026
$110/$114
$891/$927
$99/$103
After school 4-5 days per week
$1233/$1278
$137/$142
Second child discount
$1107/$1152
$123/$128
Before & after school 1-3 days per week
$1485/$1539
$165/$171
Second child discount
$1341/$1386
$149/$154
Before school 1-3 days per week
$666/$693
$74/$77
Second child discount
$594/$621
$66/$69
After school 1-3 days per week
$828/$855
$92/$95
Second child discount
$747/$774
$83/$86
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• Registration and Fees: Registration for the 2011-12 school year is on-going. For more information, call 847.506.7871 or visit ahpd.org.
PArtnerships advertising Broaden your reach
and extend your brand. The Arlington Heights Park District enjoys an outstanding reputation as the provider of recreation and leisure activities for families, adults, youth, and senior populations in Arlington Heights.
OUR SPONSORS
Support your community and provide name recognition and expanded awareness for your company. Partnering with the Arlington Heights Park District allows you to reach thousands of residents and visitors to Arlington Heights and surrounding suburbs. A variety of special events and programs offers great on-site visibility opportunities if you are looking to introduce a new produce, service or offering. Our marketing staff will work with you to tailor a partnership program perfectly suited to meet your sales and marketing objectives.
A Park District sponsorship provides:
Sponsorships
Greater name recognition, brand awareness, and visibility in the community A more cost-effective, strategically targeted marketing program that delivers results Unique opportunities to reach a target audience and engage residents through interactive family focused special events The ability to reach thousands of residents of Arlington Heights and surrounding communities Cross promotional opportunities with the Arlington Heights Park District Ăą a long standing and well-respected organization and provider of recreation activities for families, adults, youth, and seniors The capability of promoting specific service lines or products and driving new business through your company's doors Positive public relations and promotion of community goodwill
Maximize your ROI and stretch your limited advertising and sponsor dollars with us! Here's how: Delivered four times a year to over 32,000 households in Arlington Heights, this Program Guide is an essential recreation-planning tool for residents If you are a golf, tennis, or fitness enthusiast, we have just the sponsorship for you! Two golf clubs, two racquet clubs, and a fitness center are great venues for your marketing needs. Consider co-branding with us for tournaments, golf outings, signage, and more. Opportunities for sponsorship of soccer, baseball, and volleyball are available. Over 8,000 youth participate per season. Add parents of our participants to the mix and you have reached a wider range of the family. Sponsor a special event or program - Reach your market segment by supporting festivals, concerts, special performing arts programs, grand openings, aquatic events, and new events that emerge each year.
All About Kids Dentistry Allegra Print & Imaging of Elk Grove Alphagraphics Printing Daily Herald Home Matters - Lutheran Life Communities Illinois Arts Council Jason’s Deli Metropolis Performing Arts Centre Park Foundation of Arlington Heights
For more information call Anita Pacheco, Superindentent of Marketing and Communications at 847.506.7141 or apacheco@ahpd.org.
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The Giving Tree at Pioneer Community Center Major Contributor Rita Schofield (1924-2005) was a long-time resident of Arlington Heights who could be found every morning regardless of rain, snow, heat or cold, walking the path surrounding Pioneer Park. She volunteered much of her time within the Arlington Heights community, serving as an election judge, volunteering at Northwest Community Hospital and supporting other causes she held dear. Rita was a true pioneer with her “people first� attitude and was always ready to offer a helping hand to family, friends and strangers alike.
The Giving Tree provides an opportunity for you to make a donation in your own name, pay tribute, or commemorate a special event, family member, friend or loved one. Leaves of Gold, Silver and Bronze become part of a living legacy as part of this enduring work of art. The Giving Tree greets all guests entering into the newly renovated Pioneer Community Center. Be a part of the parks and recreation community you love by making a donation to support the Giving Tree. For more information please contact Judy Fell, Administrative Specialist at 847.577.3008 or jfell@ahpd.org.
Leaf Prices
___ Check ___ Visa ___ MasterCard ___ Discover
Card No.:___________________________Exp. Date: __________________________ Signature:___________________________ Your Name:_________________________ Address:____________________________ City:________________________________ State:____________Zip:_______________
Mail this form to: Arlington Heights Park District 410 N Arlington Heights Rd. Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Phone: 847.577.3008 Fax: 847.577.3050
sponsorships
Indicate choice: ___ Gold $250 ___ Silver $150 ___ Bronze $75
Phone:__________________________
Please print clearly, one letter per box. Spaces and punctuation marks count as one letter. Three (3) lines high. Twenty (20) characters wide
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Commorate that special person or occassion with a living memorial. Choose from a selection of shade trees, ornamental trees or evergreens and select the park in which you wish to have the tree planted for a donation of $395. Orders are accepted throughout the year, but will be placed with the nursery once in early spring and once in early fall based on tree establishment and growth success patterns (i.e. Evergreens do best when planted in the spring). Plantings are dependent upon weather.
Please note: The Arlington Heights Park District will be responsible for warranty of your memorial tree for up to four years after the planting.
Sponsorships
Support the North School Park improvement program with an engraved paver. Orders are accepted throughout the year, but will be placed with the engraver on February 1 and August 1. Installation of the bricks is dependent upon the weather, but will be expected in early summer and mid-fall respectively.
*Prices in effect from 1/15/11-1/15/12
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ADVERTISE WITH US REACH EVERY HOME
IN ARLINGTON HEIGHTS! CONNECT TO THE COMMUNITY
Place your four-color ad in our quarterly Program Guide full of information on programs, special events, parks and more reaching over 34,000 households in Arlington Heights. There is no better way to get your message to the thousands of local families who continually use our guide to plan for seasonal activities and beyond. Maximize your limited marketing dollars today! Program Guide Space Reservation Spring 2012 November 15 Summer 2012 February 15
Artwork Due December 15 March 15
Distribution Date January 28, 2012 April 21, 2012
Reserve three ads and receive a special discount! Ad Size Options 1 – Full Page (7.25” w x 9.5” h) 2 – Half Page (7.25” w x 4.65” h) 3 – Quarter Page (3.55” w x 4.65” h)
Half Page Ad Size (7.25” w x 4.65”h)
For more information and to reserve your ad today, please contact Anita Pacheco, Superintendent of Marketing and Communications at 847.506.7141.
sponsorships
Quarter Page Ad Size (3.55” w x 4.65” h) Please Note: The Park District reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to limit advertising to that which is consistent with the best interests of the Park District, its constituents and patrons.
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WINTER FUN
WinTer FUN play in the snow Ice Skating & Ice Hockey
Sledding
Check for latest Ice Rink Reports online at ahpd.org.
Unsupervised sled hills are located at Heritage, Green Slopes, Sunset Meadows and Nickol Knoll Parks. Only plastic sleds and tubes are allowed. Use of sleds with wood or steel is prohibited. Snow boards are not allowed at these sled hills. Sledding at all sites is at your own risk. • At Heritage Park, the sled hill features an open sledding area. The hill is lighted. • At Green Slopes, Nickol Knoll, and Sunset Meadows Parks, the sled hills feature large, open areas. The sled hill at Green Slopes is lighted. Sledding at Nickol Knoll is allowed only in the designated area east side of Park near ball diamond. Look for the sign marking the proper location. (SG)
The Park District provides unsupervised ice skating and ice hockey rinks throughout Arlington Heights. Rinks are maintained at Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Hickory Meadows, Pioneer and Recreation Parks. All ice rink locations have free skating rinks. At Heritage, Frontier and Pioneer Parks, ice hockey rinks with boards will also be maintained. The Park District warns everyone that neither ice skating nor sledding is allowed at Arlington Lakes Golf Club or at Lake Arlington. Ice skating is not allowed at the Nickol Knoll Golf Club. Conditions are never safe, regardless of extremely cold weather. The constant flow of water in these lakes does not allow them to freeze solid enough for skaters. No sledding near ice rinks. Park District personnel begin flooding these rinks during the first prolonged cold spell (22 degrees or below for four to five days) after December 15. The rinks need to be flooded for a period of at least four consecutive days of temperatures of 22 degrees or below before they are ready for skating.
Why do park crews stop making ice on February 15 each year? Even on the coldest of winter days after February 15, the sun’s warm rays begin melting the darker colored ice. As the days get longer, the sun’s angle becomes more direct and much warmer. Ice made during the overnight hours begins a slow and gradual meltdown and ice cannot be sustained. Hockey rinks are most vulnerable to this melting because the dasher boards along the perimeter absorb a great deal of the sun’s warmth. The sun warms the dasher boards and they radiate that warmth back to adjacent ground melting the ice adjacent to the boards. This heat build-up also prevents new layers of ice from forming adjacent to the boards. Finally, nighttime temps in late February are not typically cold enough to support formation of multiple layers of ice. While most late February evenings are below freezing, ice making at temperatures just below freezing often requires several hours before the warm 55 degree water from the hydrants refreezes and forms a new layer of ice. Unable to make multiple ice layers nightly, ice-making efforts become futile. If you have questions related to skating feel free to contact Brian Huckstadt, Director of Parks and Planning (847.577.3009) or Sue Gwinnup, Superintendent of Recreation (847.506.7870).
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Holiday Day Camp
This all-day camp is a mini-version of the Park District’s Summer Day Camp program (Arlington Adventure and Sunny Meadows). Each day we’ll have sporting activities, crafts, movies, and go outside, weather permitting. The Park District provides lunch on December 23 and December 30. In order to secure adequate staffing, registrations will not be accepted after 12/15/11. (LM) Age: 5-11 yrs Location: Frontier Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 3020-9 M 7-9 am 12/19 $9/$11.50 3021-0 M 9 am-3 pm 12/19 $28/$33.50 3021-1 M 3-6 pm 12/19 $14/$17.50 3021-2 T 7-9 am 12/20 $9/$11.50 3021-3 T 9 am-3 pm 12/20 $28/$33.50 3021-4 T 3-6 pm 12/20 $14/$17.50 3021-5 W 7-9 am 12/21 $9/$11.50 3021-6 W 9 am-3 pm 12/21 $28/$33.50 3021-7 W 3-6 pm 12/21 $14/$17.50 3021-8 Th 7-9 am 12/22 $9/$11.50 3021-9 Th 9 am-3 pm 12/22 $28/$33.50 3022-0 Th 3-6 pm 12/22 $14/$17.50 3022-1 F 7-9 am 12/23 $9/$11.50 3022-2 F 9 am-3 pm 12/23 $28/$33.50 3022-3 F 3-6 pm 12/23 $14/$17.50 3022-4 T 7-9 am 12/27 $9/$11.50 3022-5 T 9 am-3 pm 12/27 $28/$33.50 3022-6 T 3-6 pm 12/27 $14/$17.50 3022-7 W 7-9 am 12/28 $9/$11.50 3022-8 W 9 am-3 pm 12/28 $28/$33.50 3022-9 W 3-6 pm 12/28 $14/$17.50 3023-0 Th 7-9 am 12/29 $9/$11.50 3023-1 Th 9 am-3 pm 12/29 $28/$33.50 3023-2 Th 3-6 pm 12/29 $14/$17.50 3023-3 F 7-9 am 12/30 $9/$11.50 3023-4 F 9 am-3 pm 12/30 $28/$33.50 3023-5 F 3-6 pm 12/30 $14/$17.50
Winter Break Preschool Music Camp Calling all kids interested in learning about and making music. Activities in this mini camp will include learning about different styles of music such as New Orleans Jazz, Orchestra, Show tunes, marching bands, and pop. The participants will hear a story tied to the theme of the day, make an instrument or craft, listen to guest musicians and have a performance at the end of each class. This program will be taught by local college musicians who have participated in all forms of band with many years in famous parades and performance venues across the United States as well as internationally. (LO) Age: 4-7 yrs Location: Pioneer Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 3018-6 M 10-11:30 am 12/19 $16/$19.50 3018-7 T 10-11:30 am 12/20 $16/$19.50 3018-8 W 10-11:30 am 12/21 $16/$19.50
Snowed in On Stage Winter Camp! This year’s camp is a fun and challenging 5-day workshop where students will create a performance with original characters based in these exciting and inspiring themes! (LO) • Little Lights Up! - Suess • Lights Up! - Muppets • Curtains Up! - Heroes/Villians • High School - The Beatles Location: Metropolis Performing Arts Ctr Fee: $150 Classes: 4 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Level 3019-2 4-5 yrs M-F 9-12 pm 12/27-12/30 Little Lights 3018-9 gr 1-3 M-F 9-12 pm 12/27-12/30 Lights Up 3019-0 gr 4-8 M-F 1-4 pm 12/27-12/30 Curtains Up 3019-1 gr 9-12 M-F 1-4 pm 12/27-12/30 HS
Arts Alive - The Winter Adventure If you loved Arts Alive in the summer, you will love it in the winter! Students experience different types of art forms, games, movement, and crafts. Projects are different from the summer (Please Note: There will be no t-shirt painting). (LO) Location: Hasbrook Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes 3015-8 3.5-5 yrs T, Th 10 am-12 pm 12/20-12/22 $39/$49 2 3015-9 3.5-5 yrs T, Th 10 am-12 pm 12/27-12/29 $39/$49 2 3016-0 3.5-5 yrs T, Th 1-3 pm 12/20-12/22 $39/$49 2 3016-1 3.5-5 yrs T, Th 1-3 pm 12/27-12/29 $39/$49 2 3016-2 6-9 yrs M, W, F 10 am-12 pm 12/19-12/23 $58/$73 3 3016-3 6-9 yrs M, W, F 10 am-12 pm 12/26-12/30 $58/$73 3 3016-4 6-9 yrs M, W, F 1-3 pm 12/19-12/23 $58/$73 3 3016-5 6-9 yrs M, W, F 1-3 pm 12/26-12/30 $58/$73 3
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WINTER CAMPS
WinTer Camps fun indoors
Special Events family fun! Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony November 25
November The anticipated annual tree27 lighting ceremony takes place at North School Park, Eastman St. and Arlington Heights Road, on November 25 at 4:45 pm. Over 80,000 tiny lights illuminate the fantasy toy displays along with a giant decorated tree in the center of the fountain.
Hosted by the Arlington Heights Special Events Commission
Parent/Child Valentine Pizza & Cookie Party!
Schools Out: Let’s Go Bowling!!
Kids, bring Mom and Dad to Pioneer Park for a fun evening of pizza, soft drinks and decorating yummy Valentine’s Day cookies! We will decorate heart-shaped cookies and learn some great recipes for baking and decorating cookies at home. (Pssst, your parents will love spending this time with you, and not having a mess to clean up!) All supplies are included; just bring a box to take home your cookies, and wear clothes that Mom and Dad won’t mind you messing up. Fee includes one adult and one child. Additional child fee listed in blue.(AK) Location: Pioneer Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4000-0 5-10 yrs F 6-8 pm 2/3 $35 4000-7 5-10 yrs F 6-8 pm 2/3 $10
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Holiday Preschool Fun Have shopping, errands and appointments to do over the holidays? Or, just need some time to yourself? Let your preschooler have fun at Recreation Park while you take some time for YOU. Preschoolers will have gym time, crafts, stories and spend time playing with the preschool toys at Recreation Park during this special holiday drop in time. Please have your child bring a lunch and drink. (LM) Instructor: Pat Pietro and Connie Phillips Location: Recreation Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 3008-9 3-5 yrs M 10 am-2 pm 12/19 $25 3009-0 3-5 yrs T 10 am-2 pm 12/20 $25 3009-1 3-5 yrs W 10 am-2 pm 12/21 $25 3009-2 3-5 yrs W 10 am-2 pm 12/28 $25 3009-3 3-5 yrs Th 10 am-2 pm 12/29 $25
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If your kids looking for something new and exciting to do on this school day off then look no further as we have set up a trip to Vertical Endeavors Indoor Climbing Center. Kids will learn the basics of safety techniques, knot tying, rope management, technical equipment and climbing commands. We will meet at Olympic Indoor Swim Center, transportation will be provided, Park District Supervisors will be accompanying the group. Please bring a sack lunch, beverages and snacks will be provided. Location: Beverly Lanes Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4000-6 6-11 yrs F 11:30-3:30 pm 2/17 $25/$35
A Call from the North Pole What could be more exciting for your child than a phone call from Santa or one of his elves? Fill out an information sheet for Calls from the North Pole at any Community Center or online between November 14 - December 2. Calls will be made on Monday, December 5; Tuesday, December 6; and Wednesday, December 7; between 5 and 8 pm. For children 3-6 years old only. Calls from Santa are free. Please note that due to the tremendous amount of calls, your call may be placed on a different day than requested.
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Fathers bring your daughter out for the 4th Annual father daughter ball. This year Arlington Lakes Golf Course will be transformed into a magical ocean floor. Throughout the evening there will be dancing and a good time to be had by all. Dessert and beverages will be served. Dress to impress! Don’t forget your camera. For more information, contact Amy Kopecky at 847.577.3021 or Tim Jaskiewicz at 847.577.3025. The first class code listed is for dads and their daughter. The second code is for any additional daughters attending. AT THE DOOR REGISTRATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Additional child listed in blue. (AK) Location: Arlington Lakes Golf Club Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4002-1 4-10 yrs Sa 7-9 pm 2/18 $32/$41.50 4002-2 4-10 yrs Sa 7-9 pm 2/18 $12/$18.50
Schools Out at Olympic
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Olympic Splash Bash School’s Out! Parent’s drop your children in grades 1 - 5 off at Olympic for a full day of fun! A wide variety of activities will be offered including: swimming, arts & crafts, board games, and other team and individual events. Lunch will be provided by the park district. (PR) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4006-5 gr 1-5 M 9 am-3 pm 2/20 $35/$45.50
School Day Off: Snow Tubing at Villa Olivia No school, what are you going to do? Join us this President’s Day for an awesome day of t is t r ic Park D snow tubing with your friends at Villa Olivia. ig h t s e H n o t A r l in g Transportation and supervision will be provided by our Park District. All you have to do is register and get ready for an action packed day on the slopes! (MH) Location: Recreation Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4008-6 10-15 yrs M 9:30am-4:30 pm 2/20 $35
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School’s Out! Parents drop your children in grades 1-5 off at Olympic for a full day of fun! A wide variety of activities will be offered including: swimming, arts & crafts, board games and other team and individual events. Lunch will be provided by the park district. If you have any questions, contact Paul Ratajczak, Recreation Supervisor at Frontier Park, 847.577.3016. (PR) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4004-3 gr 1-5 M 9 am-3 pm 1/16 $35 4004-4 gr 1-5 M 9 am-3 pm 1/23 $35
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Olympic indoor swim center 660 North Ridge Ave. | 847.577.3025
Steve Neill, Aquatic Program Supervisor Tim Jaskiewicz, Aquatic Facility Supervisor
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Visit the three fun pools at Olympic Indoor Swim Center! • The lap pool is 25 yards longs and six lanes wide with a depth that slopes from 3.5 feet to 5 feet end-to-end. The diving well includes a three-meter drop slide and walk-out stairs and two one-meter diving boards. There is also an unisex sauna on the pool deck for use by those over the age of 18. • The zero-depth family activity pool has a 50-foot flume slide, tot slide, and stair entry along with floor geysers and water-play features. • The ADA accessible building includes a passenger elevator and a customer service counter. We have both men’s and women’s locker rooms and four family changing rooms. There is ample space in the lower level for small or large gatherings, corporate meetings, parties and classes. There is also a room available for your gatherings located right off the pool deck adjacent to the family activity pool.
Special Hours These include pool hours for holidays, swim meet conflicts and end of school year hours. Please check the bulletin board for changes made after the Program Guide is printed.
Daily Admission Fees Proof of Arlington Heights residency must be shown to qualify for resident rates. All users must show a valid pass or pay a daily fee. Daily Admission Resident: $5.25 Non-resident: $7.75 Evening Admission (after 6 pm) Resident: $2.50 Non-resident: $4.50 • Children age 24 mos. and under are free. • Children under 9 years old must be accompanied by a responsible person age 14 or older. • Daily admission fees apply to adult swim times unless participant has a valid pool pass. • All spectators must also pay the admission fees regardless if you are swimming or not. • The Illinois State Pool code requires that, All children who are not toilet trained must wear tight fitting rubber or plastic pants. Only Huggies Little Swimmers are acceptable when worn without rubber pants. Children not wearing rubber/ plastic pants or Huggies will not be allowed in the water. Rubber pants or Huggies are sold at each pool.
NOTE: Use of Floatation Devices For swimmer safety, floatation devices such as inner tubes, rafts, water wings and foam noodles are not permitted in the pools. Swimsuits with integrated floatation devices are also not permitted. US Coast Guard TYPE III approved life jackets are allowed. We have a limited number available for use. Life jackets do not make a child drown-proof. Children in life jackets must be supervised by an adult at a maximum of arms length reach at all times when in the water. Children in life jackets are not allowed to go down slides or off the diving boards. There is no substitute for adult supervision. Your child’s safety is our highest priority.
Pool Closing Policy The following conditions may warrant closing of the pools at Olympic Indoor Swim Center: • Severe weather- Olympic will be closed if severe weather is imminent. Staff will always proceed with caution for participant and staff safety. • Fecal accidents- staff will follow rules established by the State of Illinois when determining how long the pool needs to be closed after a fecal or vomit accident. You can help prevent this type of closure by ensuring your child is wearing the proper swimming diapers. • Mechanical problems.
See page 23 for hours and special closing times.
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Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Swimming is Lifelong. What fits you best? Olympic Indoor Swim Center is a community pool. The District offers opportunities for all ages to use the facility throughout the week. Our schedule must include programming for swim lessons, swim teams, high school athletics, public open swim, adult lap swim, water exercise and senior swim. Due to the diverse scheduling at the facility there are times when conflicts arise. Below is our normal operating schedule. There will be times that this schedule does not apply due to swim meets and special events. Please check at Olympic Indoor Swim Center for schedule changes which are posted at the facility well in advance of the conflict.
Parent Tot Open Swim
Open Swim
Adult Lap Swim
Senior Swim
Designed for parents and their little ones. The Family Activity Pool is open, but the big slide is closed. A perfect time to enjoy the pool with small children.
A great time for the family. Check the schedule to see what pools are open when. When the lap pool is open, there are 3 lanes available for anyone who wants to swim laps.
Lap Swim specifically for those 18 and over. Please swim to the right so more than one person can use a lane. Sharing lanes is required when all 6 are full.
Those 60 and over can enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the pool. There will be a exercise class in up to 3 lanes of space on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays.
Winter 2012 Swim Schedule: January 1-February 28 Activity Pool Open Swim
Lap Pool and Dive Well Open Swim
Adult Lap Swim
Senior Swim
11 am - 1 pm
6- 8 am* 11 am -2 pm 9-10 pm
2-3 pm
11 am - 1 pm
6- 8 am 11 am -2 pm 9-10 pm
2-3 pm
Monday
3:30-5:30 pm
Tuesday
7-9 pm
Wednesday
3:30-5:30 pm
11 am - 1 pm
6- 8 am 11 am -2 pm 9-10 pm
2-3 pm
Thursday
5:45-8:30 pm
11 am - 1 pm
6- 8 am 11 am -2 pm 9-10 pm
2-3 pm
Friday
3:30-9 pm
7:30-9 pm
9 am - 1 pm
6- 8 am 11 am -2 pm 9-10 pm
2-3 pm
Saturday
1-5 pm**
1-5 pm**
7-8 am
Sunday
1- 5 pm
1- 5 pm
7:50-8:50 am
7-9 pm
* Shared time with Hersey High School Swim Team. Monday and Wednesday 3 lanes until 6:45 am. Saturday, 3 lanes the entire time. ** Several Saturday have special hours for the winter due to several swim meets and special events.
For Your Safety... The use of cell phones, cameras, and other recording devices is prohibited in all Arlington Heights Park District locker rooms and bathrooms. Please report any suspicious behavior. Thank you for your cooperation.
Special Hours Turn a day-off school into a day of splashing around at Olympic Indoor Swim Center! On Saturdays during the Winter there are several swim meets that effect the regular schedule. Please check the bulletin board for changes made after the Program Guide is printed.
Date
Activity Pool Open Swim
Lap Pool & Dive Well Open Swim
1/1
1-5 pm
1-5pm
1/14
1-8 pm
5:30-8 pm
1/16
11 am-1 pm 3:30-5:30 pm
3:30-5:30 pm
1/21
Parent Tot Open Swim
Adult Lap Swim
Senior Swim
7-8 am
Facility Closed
2/4
1-8 pm
5:30-8 pm
7-8 am
2/18
1-8 pm
5:30-8 pm
7-8 am
2/25
1-8 pm
5:30-8 pm
7-8 am
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INTERESTED
IN A JOB?
Interested in a job at the
pools for the Summer of 2012?
We begin developing staff for the summer pool season in October 2011. Almost 400 part-time staff work in the aquatics department over the summer. From October through December we recruit from the previous summer staff. We'll be accepting applications for the summer of 2012 after January 1, 2012. Positions include lifeguard, swim instructor, concession attendant, and cashier. Each pool has a maximum number of staff that can be employed for each position.
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Depending on how many staff return from the previous summer, there may not be openings for specific jobs at the individual pools. To fill out a job application visit our web site at ahpd.org and click on JOBS and then click on ON LINE JOB APPLICATION. You can now fill out and submit your application online. Last year we stopped taking applications for new aquatic employees by mid-February because we had too many applicants. Those interested in becoming a lifeguard have to participate in a screening process. The purpose of the screening is to give you an opportunity to see what the job is about and to see if you have the physical skills and endurance necessary to be a successful lifeguard. There will be several off these screening classes offered in winter and spring of 2012. To summarize, those interested in being a new lifeguard have to apply, register for a screening in either the winter or spring, and then take the lifeguard training class in May or June of 2012. During May and early June there are several required job trainings that all staff must attend. During May and early June there are several required job trainings that all staff must attend.
All of the positions have an age cut off: To enroll in a lifeguard class you must be 15 years old by the last day of the class. To work as a swim instructor you must be 15 years old by June 1, 2012. To work as a cashier or concession attendant you must be 16 years old by June 1, 2012. For questions regarding job availability at specific pools, please call the facility directly and speak with the supervisor. For specific questions regarding lifeguard training, please call Steve Neill at 847.590.6059.
Camelot: 847.577.3010 Frontier: 847.577.3015 Heritage: 847.577.3020 Olympic: 847.577.3025 Pioneer: 847.577.3035 Recreation: 847.577.3040 Olympic Indoor Swim Center 660 North Ridge Avenue 847.577.3025 | ahpd.org
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Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Do you want to be a lifeguard? Are you thinking about being a lifeguard for the Arlington Heights Park District for the summer of 2012? If the answer is yes, then you must follow these steps.
First, you need to fill out a job application. Applications can be filled on the web at ahpd.org. You can submit the job application after January 1, 2012. By using the e-mail address you provide on your job application, we will send you information about enrolling in a lifeguard screening.
Second, you must enroll in a free lifeguard screening session.
During the lifeguard screening your swimming skills will be tested, you will get a good idea of what it takes to be a lifeguard, and you will have an opportunity to meet with all the swimming pool supervisors.
To pass the screening you must be able to: Swim 200 yards using a front crawl or breast stroke. Two hundred yards is 8 lengths of Olympic’s lap pool. • You must also retrieve a 10 pound dive brick from 12 feet of water. • Then tread water holding that brick for one minute. • Finally, you must be able to tread water for two minutes using only your legs. If you can perform these four skills, you have the physical strength and endurance to be successful in the class. A lifeguard screening will last up to 2 hours, depending on the enrollment.
Upon successful completion of a lifeguard screening, you will receive registration information for the new lifeguard training class. • You must attend all the dates and times of the new lifeguard class you want to take. • Unfortunately due to the nature of the material taught, every class learns at a different pace, therefore you can only take one of the classes. You cannot mix and match the three classes. • You must be 15 years old by the last day of your new lifeguard class. • Cost of the new lifeguard training class is $115. The Arlington Heights Park District uses Ellis and Associates lifeguard training.
There will be three new lifeguard training classes offered for the 2012 summer. • The first new lifeguard class will be May 19, 20, 26, and 27 from 9 am to 4 pm each day. • The second new lifeguard class will be June 5, 6, 7, and 8 from 9 am to 4 pm each day. • The final new lifeguard class will be June 12, 13, 14, and 15 from 9 am to 4 pm each day. At some point during the hiring process we may have to stop taking applications for specific parks if we reach our desired number of lifeguards. There is no way to predict when this may happen. Last year we stopped taking applications for new lifeguards at all locations by mid-February. Our best advice is to fill out the job application as soon as you can. If a position at the pool you desire most is not available, you will have the option of working at another pool.
To summarize the process to become a lifeguard at the Arlington Heights Park District you must: • First, fill out and submit a job application after January 1, 2012. • Second, you must enroll, attend and successfully pass a lifeguard screening. • Third, you attend all the sessions of a new lifeguard class and pass the class. Please keep in mind that in order to actually be hired as a lifeguard you must pass the screening process and pass the new lifeguard training class. You cannot be hired as a lifeguard until you actually pass the class and get certified as a lifeguard. If you have any questions about this process, please call Steve Neill at 847.590.6059 or email at sjneill@ahpd.org.
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To enroll, you will need to simply reply to the email mentioned above. screening dates are as follows: • Tuesday, May 8- 6 to 8 pm • Thursday, May 10 - 6 to 8 pm • Monday, June 4 - 7 to 9 pm • Monday, July 11 2 - 4 pm
The final step to become a lifeguard is for you to pass the lifeguard training class.
Swim Classes
Midwest Indoor Sprint Triathlon
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The Midwest Indoor Sprint Triathlon Series (MIST) is a great way to train and stay in shape this winter. The action-packed event consists of a 10 minute swim, 15 minute spin bike ride, and 15 minute treadmill run. • The first heat will begin at 1:10 and each heat will begin 20 minutes apart. Please arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled start time. Participants will be assigned a heat start time one week prior to the event. Participants will receive a phone call or e-mail with this information. • There is a limited amount of space so please sign up early. Pre-registration is required. • Pick-up race packets beginning at 12:20 on race day at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. Packets include: race number, safety pins, t-shirt , and a variety of fun. • Remember to bring a swimsuit, towel, appropriate attire for biking and running, and a water bottle. • Results are based on the furthest distance traveled. Awards will be given out at the awards ceremony following the conclusion of the last heat. Overall male & female winners receive award plaques. First and second place finishers in each age group receive medals. The Midwest Indoor Sprint Triathlon Series is at eight other area Park Districts: Bartlett, Schaumburg, Streamwood, Bolingbrook, Elk Grove, South Barrington, Lemont, and Oak Brook. Contact these park districts directly to receive information about entering their events. Those entered in four or more M.I.S.T. Series events qualify for the overall grand prize. For those entered in more than four events, your four best scores will determine your ranking. These awards will take place at the last Midwest Indoor Sprint Triathlon at the Oak Brook Park District in March. (TJ) R/NR Fee: $35/$45.50 Class Age Date Level 3028-0 14-19 yrs 1/7 Female 3028-1 14-19 yrs 1/7 Male 3028-2 20-29 yrs 1/7 Female 3028-3 20-29 yrs 1/7 Male 3028-4 30-39 yrs 1/7 Female 3028-5 30-39 yrs 1/7 Male 3028-6 40-49 yrs 1/7 Female 3028-7 40-49 yrs 1/7 Male 3028-8 50-59 yrs 1/7 Female 3028-9 50-59 yrs 1/7 Male 3029-0 60+ 1/7 Male 3029-1 60+ 1/7 Female
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What swim class is right for me? The Park District offers a variety of swim programs to encourage swimming as a lifelong skill. Programs cover age 6 months through adult swim lessons. In addition to swim lessons, we also offer youth water polo, competitive stroke clinics and water exercise. Age 6 to 24 months - Water Babies with a parent Helps you and your child relax and enjoy the water through the use of songs, games and activities. Age 2 to 5 year old - Water Toddlers with a parent You and your child learn basic swimming skills to enhance the time you spend together in the pool. Age 3 to 5 year old - Preschool Paddlers with Parent Done with Water Toddlers but not ready for Junior Swim School? This is the class for you. Ages 3 and over - Semi-Private Swim School Same as above, but with ratio of 2 students to 1 instructor. Ages 3 and over - Individual Private Swim Lessons An alternative to Swim School offers one-on-one instruction designed to fit your needs. Ages 3 to 6 year old - Junior Swim School Develop your toddler’s swimming skills to prepare them for Swim School when they are age appropriate. The goal is to keep children learning and interested in swimming so they will succeed in Swim School. Ages 5 and over - Swim School There are nine different levels for a young swimmer to progress through. Progressive skill learning challenges your child from level to level. Ages 5 and over - Swim School II Same as above, but with a ratio of 4 students to 1 instructor. Age 6 and over - Diving Lessons Learn the basics of diving from a one-meter diving board. Ages 11 and over - Teen Swim Lessons For the teen beginner-- a student older than participants in Swim School. Instructors focus on specific teen needs. Ages 18 and over - Adult Swim Lessons Designed to meet the needs of our adult participants. Instructors focus on what the individual wants to learn. Ages 18 and over - Water Exercise Classes A variety of fun and invigorating water workouts.
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Swim Lesson Parent Information Winter Session Dates: Weekday: Monday, January 9 - Thursday, February 23 Saturday: January 7 - February 25 (No class on Saturday, January 21) Sunday: January 8 - February 19
First Day of Lessons: It is important for parents to attend the first day of the session for swim lessons to find out how the lessons operate and who to speak with if you have questions. On the first day of class, participants find out who their instructor is, who the Lesson Coordinators are, when Parent’s Day is held and the general operation of the lesson program for that particular pool. You will be able to pick up a parent letter, which has a listing of any conflict dates for your convenience. You will also be able to pick up a parent packet which has a detailed listing of all the skills that are taught in Water Babies through Swim School. You can also view this online at ahpd.org/swimming/SwimLessonInfo.htm.
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Advancing Levels: Participants can advance levels in Junior Swim School, Swim School, Swim School II, Semi-Private Lessons, and Private Lessons. Participants are evaluated by a lesson coordinator periodically throughout the session. There is no magic number of how many times a child will be tested. It is an unreal expectation to test every participant every day. The lesson coordinator discusses the daily lesson activity with the swim instructors prior to class and reviews the class sheets to plan their evaluations for the day. Every day is different and there is not a set pattern in how evaluations are done. It is never our intent to frustrate participants or parents. Our goal is for the participant to learn and have fun. Every child is different. Please do not compare your child’s experience in swim lessons to another. Children learn differently. The obtain their coordination at different ages. They obtain the concept of getting better or practicing at different ages. There are times when a child may not advance for a while due to circumstances out of our and your child’s control. When this happens it can be discouraging for your child. There are times when your child may need to take a break from swim lessons for a session. If that happens, rest assured, we will still be here ready and willing to welcome you back and get you swimming again.
Parent’s Day: Parent’s days are held for Jr. Swim School and Swim School and are a day when parents are invited pool side to observe their child’s skills and to talk with the swim instructor.
STEVE NEILL
Aquatics Program Supervisor For more information on programs at Olympic and aquatic programs, please call Steve at 847.577.3025 or sjneill@ahpd.org
TIM JASKIEWICZ
Aquatics Facility Supervisor For more information on programs at Olympic, competitive swimming and pool birthday parties, please call Tim at 847.577.3025 or tjaskiewicz@ahpd.org
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Water Babies (6-24 mos)
Preschool Paddlers w/ Parent (3-5 yrs)
This program is designed to help you and your child, age 6 to 24 months, learn to relax and enjoy the water through games, activities and songs. Frequency is the key to water adjustment and learning. Try to attend all classes and include swimming in your family’s recreational activities. A parent must accompany each child and be actively involved in the instruction. Infants need to wear tight fitting rubber pants over a diaper or a swimming diaper. We have swim diapers available for purchase. (SN) R/NR Fee: $52/$78.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4014-9 Sa 9-9:30 am 1/7-2/25 4015-0 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 1/7-2/25 4015-1 Su 9-9:30 am 1/8-2/19 4015-2 Su 9:40-10:10 am 1/8-2/19 4015-3 M 9-9:30 am 1/9-2/20 4015-4 M 6:35-7:05 pm 1/9-2/20
This new class will combine parent and child swim lessons with our Junior Swim School curriculum. This class is intended for children that are not ready for the group classes away from mom or dad but have outgrown Water Toddlers. Parents will help guide their child according to the instructor’s directions. This is a great way to have fun with your child while building their confidence in the pool. Children do not need to be toliet trained to partake in this class, but they do need to have a swim diaper or a tight fitting plastic pants. (SN) R/NR Fee: $52/$78.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4020-2 M 2:20-2:50 pm 1/9-2/20 4020-3 T 9-9:30 am 1/10-2/21 4020-4 W 2:20-2:50 pm 1/11-2/22 4020-5 Th 9-9:30 am 1/12-2/23
Water Toddlers (2-5 yrs)
Jr. Swim School (3-6 yrs)
Children age 2-5 years learn basic swimming and safety skills including water adjustment activities and water entries and exits. We’ll help you teach your child a variety of aquatic skills. A parent must accompany each child and be actively involved in the instruction. Frequency is the key to water adjustment and learning. Enjoyment is essential to learning. When you concentrate on activities your children enjoy most, they’ll enjoy the process while learning at their own pace. Children not potty trained must wear a swim diaper or tight fitting rubber pants over a diaper. We have swim diapers available for purchase. (SN) R/NR Fee: $52/$78.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4017-5 Sa 9-9:30 am 1/7-2/25 4017-6 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 1/7-2/25 4017-7 Su 9-9:30 am 1/8-2/19 4017-8 Su 9:40-10:10 am 1/8-2/19 4017-9 M 6:35-7:05 pm 1/9-2/20 4018-0 W 9-9:30 am 1/11-2/22
Junior Swim School is structured to accommodate beginning level swimmers through advanced swimmers that are not age appropriate for Swim School. The ratio is five students per one instructor. Swimmers will be evaluated on the first day of class and placed into the appropriate stations; snails, turtles or jellyfish. Children must be toilet trained and out of diapers to participate in this class. No class 1/21.(SN) R/NR Fee: $52/$78.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4022-6 Sa 9-9:30 am 1/7-2/251 4022-7 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 1/7-2/25 4022-8 Sa 11:30 am-12 pm 1/7-2/25 4022-9 Su 9-9:30 am 1/8-2/19 4023-0 Su 9:40-10:10 am 1/8-2/19 4023-1 Su 10:30-11 am 1/8-2/19 4023-2 Su 11:20-11:50 am 1/8-2/19 4023-3 M 9:40-10:10 am 1/9-2/20 4023-4 M 10:20-10:50 am 1/9-2/20 4023-5 M 1-1:30 pm 1/9-2/20 4023-6 M 1:40-2:10 pm 1/9-2/20 4023-7 M 5:45-6:15 pm 1/9-2/20 4023-8 M 6:35-7:05 pm 1/9-2/20 4023-9 M 7:15-7:45 pm 1/9-2/20 4024-0 T 9:40-10:10 am 1/10-2/21 4024-1 T 10:20-10:50 am 1/10-2/21 4024-2 W 9:40-10:10 am 1/11-2/22 4024-3 W 10:20-10:50 am 1/11-2/22 4024-4 W 1-1:30 pm 1/11-2/22 4024-5 W 1:40-2:10 pm 1/11-2/22 4024-6 W 5:45-6:15 pm 1/11-2/22 4024-7 W 6:35-7:05 pm 1/11-2/22 4024-8 Th 9:40-10:10 am 1/12-2/23 4024-9 Th 10:20-10:50 am 1/12-2/23
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Private Swim Lessons (3+)
Semi-Private Swim School (3+) This program is a blend of private swim lessons and our Swim School program. Instructor to student ratio is 2 to 1. The minimum age has been lowered to 3 years old. Classes will last a half hour. Classes will be taught using our Swim School lesson plans. Classes are limited to 16 students. Be aware that the first day of class will take longer to get started due to attendance and ability evaluations. Unfortunately there are no make-ups for missed classes. No class 1/21. (SN) R/NR Fee: $108/$162.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4030-2 Sa 10:10-10:40 am 1/7-2/25 4030-3 Sa 10:45-11:15 am 1/7-2/251 4030-4 Su 9:40-10:10 am 1/8-2/19 4030-5 M 6:30-7 pm 1/9-2/20
Diving (5-12 yrs) Our diving program is designed to promote safety and a basic introduction to diving. There are two levels - beginner and intermediate. To enroll in intermediate, you must have completed at least one session of beginner and be granted instructor approval. Divers are given specific goals that will help their skill development. Divers are encouraged to attempt new dives and explore the possibilities of what they can learn. The ratio is one instructor per five students. Beginning divers must be able to swim 15 yards. The three-step approach, front, back, and twist dives are taught at the beginning level. Intermediate students will be introduced to new challenges such as flip and twist combinations. As students progress and gain skills, our instructor will continue to present new challenges. No class 1/21. (SN) R/NR Fee: $58/$87.50 Classes: 7 Class Level Day(s) Time Date 4032-6 Int. Sa 8:45-9:25 am 1/7-2/25 4032-7 Beg. Sa 9:30-10:10 am 1/7-2/25 4032-8 Int. Sa 10:15-10:55 am 1/7-2/25
Swim School (5-12 yrs) The ratio is six students per one instructor. These fun and exciting classes introduce and help develop stroke coordination and comfort in the water. The program has ten levels to help your child learn beginning through advanced swimming and safety skills. While many of the activities are repetitive, studies indicate that this is the best way for young children to learn. Frequency is the key to water adjustment and learning. All children learn at a different pace and will advance through the ten levels at a different pace. Just because a child does not advance a level does not mean they are not learning. Try to attend all classes and include swimming in your family’s recreational activities. • Did you know that once your child graduates from swim school they can still register for Swim School and participate in the tenth and final level, Graduate Swim School? This level focuses on refining the six swim strokes, and building endurance. • Did you know that you can view all of the swim school level requirements online? Visit ahpd.org/swimming/ SwimLessonInfo.htm to view them and other information about our swim program. Participants register for classes by time periods and our staff will evaluate each child’s ability on the first day of class. Therefore the first day of class will take longer to get started due to attendance and ability evaluations. If you took swim lessons during the prior season, please bring your end of lesson sheet so staff can properly place your child. We honor sheets from one season prior. Children can wear swim goggles. If your child has long hair we recommend they wear a swim cap or tie their hair back. Please remember there are no make-ups for missed classes. No class 1/21. (SN) R/NR Fee: $58/$87.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4034-9 Sa 11:10-11:50 am 1/7-2/25 4035-0 Su 11:10-11:50 am 1/8-2/19 4035-1 M 5:45-6:25 pm 1/9-2/20 4035-2 W 5:45-6:25 pm 1/11-2/22
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Registration is available on the first day of resident registration and can be done online. The minimum age for private swim lesson has been lowered to 3 years old. Private swim lessons are designed to meet your child’s individual needs. Each code is for two classes. You can sign up for as many as you like, but they are in sets of two. Parents will be contacted prior to the first day lessons by a Swim Lesson Coordinator who will ask about your instructor preference and what specifically your child needs to work on. We hope this registration format makes it easier for both parents and staff to schedule and organize the private swim lessons. (SN) R/NR Fee: $46/$69.50 Classes: 2 Class Day(s) Time Date 4027-0 W 7:20-7:50 pm 1/11-1/18 4027-1 W 7:20-7:50 pm 1/25-2/1 4027-2 W 7:20-7:50 pm 2/8-2/15 4027-3 Sa 9-9:30 am 1/7-1/14 4027-4 Sa 9-9:30 am 1/28-2/4 4027-5 Sa 9-9:30 am 2/11-2/18 4027-6 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 1/7-1/14 4027-7 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 1/28-2/4 4027-8 Sa 9:35-10:05 am 2/11-2/18 4027-9 Su 9-9:30 am 1/8-1/15 4028-0 Su 9-9:30 am 1/22-1/29 4028-1 Su 9-9:30 am 2/5-2/12
Teen Swim Lessons (11-17 yrs)
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Swim School II (5-12 yrs) This program follows the same swim lesson plans and objectives as Swim School, however the instructor to student ratio is 1 to 4. Be aware that the first day of class will take longer to get started due to attendance and ability evaluations. Unfortunately there are no make-ups for missed classes. (SN) R/NR Fee: $79/$118.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4037-3 Su 10:20-11 am 1/8-2/19 4037-4 W 6:35-7:15 pm 1/11-2/22
For teens from 11 - 17 years old, this program provides fun and exciting classes while introducing and developing stroke coordination and comfort in the water. Participants are evaluated on the first day of class and placed with the appropriate instructor. Instructors work with participants to develop individual goals based on their needs and ability. (SN) R/NR Fee: $39/$58.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4043-9 Sa 8:10-8:50 am 1/7-2/25
Diving Club (6+)
Adult Swim Lessons (18+)
Expand your diving knowledge and improve your skills. This new club will hone your diving technique on a 1 meter spring board. Our coaches will challenge you. If you have taken at least one session of our beginning diving lessons and enjoyed it and improved as the session progressed, this may be a nice next step for you to take toward being a better diver. There are three levels based on age: 9 and under, 10 to 13, and 14 and up. For more information call Steve Neill at 847.590.6059. (SN) • 9 and unders will practice on Thursday nights 5:30 to 6:15 pm, Sundays 5 to 5:45 pm. • 10 to 13 year olds will practice on Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9 pm, Thursdays 6:15 - 7:45 pm, and Sundays 5 - 6:30 pm. • 14 and ups will practice on Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9 pm, Thursdays 7:45 - 9 pm, and Sundays 7:15 - 9 pm. R/NR Fee: $110/$165.50 Classes: 13 Class Age Day(s) Date 4039-5 6-9 yrs Th, Su 1/12-2/23 4039-6 10-13 yrs W, Th, Su 1/11-2/23 4039-7 14+ W, Th, Su 1/11-2/23
Youth Water Polo (9+) Water Polo is an exciting team sport to watch and even more exciting to play. This class will be coached by staff who play or have played water polo at the high school level. Specific skills will be worked on during each class with the intent of conducting actual games at the end of the session. Emphasis will be on having fun and learning the basics. Both the ball and goal will be smaller than what is used at the high school level. This class will be taught in the dive well. Students must know how to swim and be comfortable in deep water. (SN) R/NR Fee: $39/$58.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4041-8 Su 8:05-8:55 am 1/8-2/19
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This class was developed for non-experienced swimmers through competitive swimmers wanting to perfect their techniques. Participants are evaluated on the first day of class and placed with the appropriate instructor. Instructors work with participants to develop individual goals based on their needs and ability. (SN) R/NR Fee: $58/$87.50 Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date 4046-0 Sa 8:10-8:50 am 1/7-2/25
Discover SCUBA Diving (10+) Have you ever wondered what it’s like to breathe underwater? If you want to find out but aren’t quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving will let you try scuba to see if you like it. While not an actual scuba certification, during the Discover Scuba Diving experience you’ll learn how to use scuba equipment in shallow water and get a quick and easy introduction to what it takes to explore the underwater world. (SN) R/NR Fee: $25 Class Day(s) Time Date 4010-7 F 7-7:50 pm 1/20 4010-8 F 8-8:50 pm 1/20
SCUBA (10+) Welcome to the amazing world of Scuba Diving! If you’ve always wanted to learn how to scuba dive, discover new adventures or simply see the wondrous world beneath the waves, this is where it starts. The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world’s most popular scuba course, and has introduced millions of people to the adventurous diving lifestyle. Classes to become Open Water certified are now being held in conjunction with PADI 5 Star dive center Forest City Scuba. The PADI Open Water Diver course consists of three main phases: Knowledge Development to understand basic principles of scuba diving; Confined Water Dives (done in the pool) to learn basic scuba skills; Open Water Dives (done in the spring) to review your skills and explore! Class includes all books, materials & gear (except mask, fins, & snorkel). (SN) Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4012-8 Su 10 am-2 pm 2/5-2/12 $425
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Water Exercise This popular form of exercise is great for anyone looking to get a good workout without the aching and soreness. The buoyancy and resistance of the water allows participants to work hard without the pain. All classes include strengthening muscles and an aerobic workout. Our instructors have professional certifications through the AEA, SCW, The Arthritis Foundation and more. Water exercise is offered in both shallow and deep water, but participants do not need to know how to swim. Hydro-Fit equipment is used in all classes and flotation belts are worn in the deep water. Coupons for classes may be purchased at Olympic Indoor Swim Center during regular business hours. All coupons have an expiration date and refunds will not be given for unused coupons. Classes failing to meet a minimum of nine participants on a consistent bases for two weeks are subject to cancellation. If you are not sure if this form of exercise is for you, then come on out and try a free class on us (new participants only). (TJ)
Water Exercise Coupons 5 Coupons $32 10 Coupons $60 20 Coupons $116 30 Coupons $168 All winter/spring coupons will expire on June 9, 2012.
Water Exercise Class Descriptions Shallow Water Exercise: A shallow water cardiovascular and strength workout. Deep Water Exercise: A deep-water cardiovascular and strength workout. Flotation equipment available. Arthritis Water Exercise: The Park District along with the Arthritis Foundation provide this class which is designed to meet the special needs of those with arthritis and other limitations. All instructors for the class are certified though the Arthritis Foundation’s Aquatic Program.
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Drop-in Daily Fee: $6.50/class
Water Exercise Winter Session Schedule All classes held at Olympic Indoor Swim Center Classes run from January 2 through February 25 The schedule for February 27 - June 2 will appear in the Spring Program Guide
Monday
Tuesday
6:45-7:45 am Deep Water Exercise
Wednesday
Thursday
6:45-7:45 am Deep Water Exercise
8:05-9:05 am Shallow Water Exercise
Friday
Saturday
6:45-7:45 am Deep Water Exercise
7:35-8:35 am Deep Water Exercise No class 1/21
8:05-9:05 am Shallow Water Exercise
9:50-10:50 am Shallow Water Exercise
9:50-10:50 am Shallow Water Exercise
9:50-10:50 am Shallow Water Exercise
2-2:45 pm Arthritis Water Exercise
2-2:45 pm Arthritis Water Exercise
2-2:45 pm Arthritis Water Exercise
6:30-7:30 pm Shallow Water Exercise
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Your child will love the party and so will you! Don’t wait... book your next party right here with the Arlington Heights Park District. The best part is we’ll do everything for you... set up the party, run the games and activities, and even clean up the mess! The Arlington Heights Park District offers birthday parties t D is t r ic at your local community centers and Olympic Indoor Swim Center. k r a P s e ig h t
We offer a unique and flexible birthday party service designed to fit your needs. All parties last 1½ hours, except for the Princess Party (2 hours) and swim parties at Olympic Indoor Swim Center.
Celebrate
ALL Parties include Room set up and clean-up Professional Park District staff to assist you with the planning from beginning to end Two party hosts to lead &coordinate party activities Custom designed cake (choose from several different options). Ask our professional staff for more details. All the trimmings - ice cream, juice, plates, napkins, utensils, decorations, and goody bags for all attending
Birthday Parties
Community Center Parties Princess Party (4-8 yrs) $285 Let the AHPD make your little princess’ birthday a royal affair making crafts and playing some fun filled activities just fit for a princess and her royal subjects. These parties are held only at Olympic, Pioneer and Heritage Park.
Dance Party (4+) $260 We’ll begin in our state of the art dance studio with warm-ups, then move on to choreographed dance routines. The guest of honor can pick the style of dance: ballet, hip-hop, jazz or combine styles. Music is provided. Parties are held at Pioneer Park.
Sports Birthday Parties (4+) $260 The birthday child and guests spend the party playing nothing but SPORTS! You can pick their favorite sport or up to 3 different sports for a variety that all children will be sure to love! Please note that due to youth winter basketball league and winter programming sports parties may not be available.
Glaze Craze (4+) $280 Come and create a one of a kind master piece! Everyone paints their own ceramic piece from a display of choices. The studio will , fire, wrap and label all pieces for you to pick up with in 14 days. 12 children max.
Good Old Fashioned Birthday Party (4-8yrs) $260 Remember the good old fashioned birthday party? We‘ll play games like pin the tail on the donkey, bozo buckets, hot potato, drop the clothespins in the jar, balloon pop and other fun old-time games. Parties are only at Olympic, Pioneer and Heritage Park.
Wet Clay (4+) $285 This party lets the children hand-build their own creations with the help of an instructor, choose the color of paint for their projects and then the studio will fire, wrap and label all of the projects for you to pick up with in 14 days. 12 children max. * Prices are based on 14 children and the birthday child. Each additional child is $5. (Clay parties based on 12 children including the birthday child). For more info or to book your Community Center Party, please call Amy Kopecky at 847.577.3021.
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Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Let's Olympic Indoor Swim Center
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There are three pool party options. Adult supervision is required for all children attending the party. Pool parties are recommended for ages 4 and up. Prices include 14 children and the birthday child. Each additional child will cost $5. Gold Splash Party - You will get private use of the Family Activity Pool. This includes use of the flume slide and interactive water play features, pool noodles, and the private pool side party room. $399 Silver Splash Party - You will get private use of the pool side party room. If your group is larger than 20 you may have to use a private room in the lower level. You will also get to use the Family Activity Pool, Lap Pool, and Dive Well during a public swim session. This includes use of the flume slide, interactive water play features, two diving boards, and a drop slide. $355
For more information and to book your Olympic Indoor Swim Center party, please call Tim Jaskiewicz at 847.577.3047.
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Olympic Indoor Swim Center Pool Rentals
Have you ever thought about having your neighborhood block party at the pool? Olympic Indoor Swim Center is the place where the rain, snow and wind do not matter.
Pool rentals and room rentals are available for you to have your own party or event. Birthdays, family reunions, graduations, special occasions, or even business meetings can all be accommodated at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. Call our professional staff to discuss your event plans. Make your reservation now! 847.577.3025
Olympic Indoor Swim Center Rental Packages
Premier Package – Includes private use of the family activity pool, poolside party room and the entire lower level. Certified lifeguards are provided. Adult supervision is required for pool activities. $220/ hour Private Family Activity Pool Rental - This includes use of the family activity pool along with the poolside party room. Certified lifeguards are also provided. Please call Olympic Indoor Swim Center for available dates and times. $180/hour.
Birthday Parties
Bronze Splash Party - You will get private use of the pool side party room. If your group is larger than 20 you may have to use a private room in the lower level. You will also get to use the Family Activity Pool only. This includes use of the flume slide and water play features. $325
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Celebration Package – Includes use of the entire lower level room. This is an ideal room for a family gathering or business meeting. The full room can accommodate approximately 100 people with tables and chairs. Usage can be scheduled during public swim times so that attendees can use the pool if they like. All pool users must have a valid pool pass or pay the daily admission fee. The lower level can also be divided into smaller rooms (which accommodate approximately 50 people with tables and chairs). Please ask our professional staff for more details. Pool Side Package – Ideal for a smaller gathering of 5 to 25 people. This includes use of the private poolside party room. Usage can be scheduled during public swim times so that attendees can use the pool if they like. All pool users must have a valid pool pass or pay the daily admission fee. Swimming can be added to all packages and rentals. Please call our professional staff to reserve your next room rental, 847.577.3025.
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Forest View
800 East Falcon Drive Arlington Heights, Il 60005 ahpd.org/fv | 847.640.2574 Compatible with Your Unique Needs
Forest View’s fitness area is the best kept secret in the northwest suburbs with a brand new look that includes; expansion of the cardio area, new flooring and cardio equipment. Plus a full series of CYBEX weight training equipment.
Facilities and services designed to match
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Six indoor tennis courts Six air-conditioned racquetball courts Racquetball Tournament Host Site Full service pro shop: racquet stringing, demo program Lighted outdoor tennis courts with brick patio viewing area Tennis and racquetball lessons Wallyball court Tennis and racquetball leagues Travel Teams: tennis and racquetball Air-conditioned fitness/dance studio with wooden floor and mirrored walls Separate Men's & Women's Saunas Full-size lounge with viewing windows to the courts Free Wifi Additional information and details regarding facility use, programming, registration, and refund policies is available on our website at ahpd.org/fv or call 847.640.2574.
Meet the staff Nancy Alfonso, Manager, U.S.P.T.A. Jim Thurber, Racquet Club Coordinator Jason Stanislaw, Head Tennis Professional Sean Moran, Associate Tennis Pro Eugene Naroditskiy, P.T.R., Ass. Tennis Pro Dan Tan, P.T.R., Associate Tennis Pro Karen Galvin, Quickstart Specialist Marsha Roeser, Nursery Attendant Barb Theys, Nursery Attendant
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Forest View Fitness Center The fitness center features a complete line of Cybex weight training equipment, as well as full-scale cardiovascular workout machines including exercise bikes, ellipticals, and treadmills. The Cardio room was updated in summer 2011 with all new equipment.The exercise studio has a wooden floor, mirrored walls, and air-conditioning. Schedules for fitness, exercise, and athletic programs can be found in the Exercise & Wellness, Youth Athletic and Martial Arts sections of this brochure. Additional fees are charged for participation in exercise, dance and athletic programming. Interested individuals are invited to stop by the club for a tour of the facility, program and rate information.
Nursery New for 2011/12! Nursery services are complimentary for Forest View members.A well-equipped nursery with caring attendants is open Monday through Friday from 9 am-2:30 pm for children who are of walking age. The nursery is closed during the summer months, but reopens early in September for the 2011/12 season. The fee is $4.50 per hour for the first child, or $7 per hour for two or more children from the same family.
Membership Rates and Privileges
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Tennis Membership: Provides tennis, racquetball and
2011/12 Club Hours Monday-Friday
6:30 am-10 pm
Saturdays
7:30 am-9 pm
Sundays
7:30 am-8 pm
fitness center access. Club Membership: Gives you access to racquetball and the fitness center.
This membership program includes a joining fee for new members; please ask about special joining fee promotions offered throughout the year.
Joining Fee
Tennis
Club
Individual
$150
$150
Family
$200
$200
Tennis
1x payment
Monthly Dues
Student (14+)
$70
n/a
Adult
$294
$24.50
Family
$450
$37.50
Club
1x payment
Monthly Dues
Student (14+)
$144
$12
Adult
$222
$18.50
Family
$318
$26.50
Indoor Season: Aug. 22, 2011- May 31, 2012 Tennis
Times
Hourly Rates
Monday-Friday
7-9 am
$16
9 am-5 pm
$22
5-10 pm
$26
8 am- 6 pm
$26
6-9 pm
$22
8 am- 4 pm
$26
4-9 pm
$22
Racquetball Handball
Times
Hourly Rates
Monday-Thursday
6:30-5:30 pm
$8
5:30-9:30 pm
$12
Friday-Sunday
6:30 am - 9 pm
$8
Sunday
September 1, 2011 - May 31, 2012 The 2011/12 season at Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club will
Both membership types give you unlimited access to the fitness facility. A tennis membership also entitles you to reserve permanent court time and participate in league play in our racquet sport area, receive reduced rates for lesson programs and priority registration, special club functions and to reserve court time by phone up to one week in advance. Locker room, towel service, and in-house charge privileges are also provided.
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2011/12 Season begin on September 1, 2011 and continue through May 31, 2012. Registration for membership, permanent court time, and leagues is accepted throughout the season. If you are interested in registering or would like additional information regarding the 2011/12 indoor season, please stop by the club during operating hours or call 847.640.2574.
Court Reservations Open court-time reservations may be made in-person or by telephone at any time up to seven days in advance. Members must use their membership number each time they make a court reservation and can cancel up to 24 hours in advance without charge. Non-members may reserve open court time up to 24 hours in advance and payment is required at the time of reservation.
Permanent Court Time/Leagues Members are entitled to participate in leagues and purchase permanent court time at any point during the season. Permanent court time refers to the automatic reservation of a court on the same day at the same time each week.
Pro Shop Members receive a 10% discount on proshop purchases.
Guest Fee - Nonmember Use Of Forest View Non-members are welcome to use club facilities, but must pay an $8 guest fee at each visit for the first five visits,and $12 for every visit thereafter. Non-members may reserve tennis or racquetball court time up to 24 hours in advance only and payment is required at time of reservation. All individuals must be members of the club in order to participate in league play, reserve permanent court time, or receive the discounted lesson program rate.
Forest View Travel Teams Forest View women’s teams compete in the Northwest Suburban daytime travel league which includes Glenview, Niles, Winnetka, Wilmette, South Barrington, and Heritage Tennis Club. C team match play is on Thursday. Friday is match play day for the A, A/B, and B teams.In addition to the daytime league, Forest View is the host site for both men’s and women’s USTA teams. Interested individuals should contact Forest View staff for more information regarding league participation.
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There are two membership choices available at Forest View:
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Permanent Court Time Register now for 2011/12 indoor tennis and racquetball permanent court time. Individuals who contract for permanent court time will reserve a court for the same day and time period each week beginning in September and continuing through May. Major holidays are excluded from the permanent court time season. All individuals playing on the court must be current members of the Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club.
Program & Registration Dates: Winter 2012
Group & Private Tennis Lessons
Quickstart I Quickstart II Quickstart III Quickstart IV Advanced Quickstart I Advanced Quickstart II Advanced Quickstart III Advanced Quickstart IV Junior Development I Junior Development II Junior Develpment III Academy
Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club continues to offer professional group & private lesson instruction for juniors and adults throughout the indoor season.
Private Lesson Rates Tennis: 1 person 2 people Racquetball:
Senior Staff $70/hour $37/hour, person $34/hour
Associate Staff $66/hour $35/hour, person
Student Standby Grade school, junior high, high school, and undergraduate college level students with a current Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club membership. Standby court rates are on a walk-in basis and cannot be reserved in advance. A student is any individual attending high school or an undergraduate college/university on a full-time basis. Student Standby $5 Racquetball $14 Tennis Guest Fee w/ member: $3 Guest Fee w/o member: $5 (plus court rate)
Private Drills Do you have four or more friends that want to take lessons during the day but can’t find the right time or ability level? Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club gives you the opportunity to book your time permanently with a pro for a ten week session. You do not have to be a member to enjoy this privilege. Member and non member group rates apply.
Wallyball Wallyball is a game similar to volleyball played inside a racquetball court using the sidewalls to keep your opponents guessing. This is a fun workout for anyone, and an easy game to learn. Only FV members may reserve a court, but any group can play on stand-by for $16 per hour (no guest fees for wallyball).
Permanent Court Time Bonus This year, the club is offering a $1 per hour discount off the regular hourly court rate for individuals contracting tennis or racquetball permanent court time.
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Monday, January 23 - Saturday, April 7 ( 10 Weeks) Spring Break (No Classes): Monday, March 26 - Sunday, April 1 Tuesday, January 3 2011/12 Members enrolled in Fall II Thursday, January 6 Fall II Lesson Participants Monday, January 9 2011/12 Members Thursday, January 12 Open and online Registration
Junior Lesson Progression 4- 6 yrs 5-7 yrs 7-9 yrs 8-10 yrs 4-6 yrs 5-7 yrs 7-9 yrs 8-10 yrs 10-13 yrs 10-13 yrs 11-14 yrs Pro Placement
Forest View is proud to offer the Quickstart Tennis method of teaching for young junior players as the first of three phases of our lesson program. We believe that this is the best way to get students playing tennis at young ages with solid technique. Racquets, balls, and courts will be sized appropriately for each age, size, and ability level with the goal being to get kids playing tennis earlier in the learning process. These lessons will look more interactive with emphasis being placed on movement and body awareness, culminating in early rallies between student and instructor and soon thereafter from student to student. We are looking forward to grooming the next generation of northwest suburban tennis players with this initiative.
Quickstart Tennis Lessons Children are taught tennis technique and rules of the game in a format that is scaled to their size and ability. This miniature version of adult tennis allows the young beginner and advanced beginner to play and learn tennis at the same time. (NA) Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4050-5 4-6 yrs
M
9:30-10:15 am
1/9-2/6
$66/$80
5
4050-7 4-6 yrs 4050-9 4-6 yrs
M T
1:15-2 pm 4:30-5:15 pm
1/9-2/6 1/3-2/7
$66/$80 $78/$95
5 6
4051-1 4-6 yrs
W
4:15-5 pm
1/4-2/8
$78/$95
6
4051-3 4-6 yrs
T
1:15-2 pm
1/3-2/7
$78/$95
6
4051-5 5-7 yrs
T
5:15-6 pm
1/3-2/7
$78/$95
6
4051-7 5-7 yrs
Th
4:15-5 pm
1/5-2/9
$78/$95
6
4051-9 7-9 yrs
M
4-5 pm
1/9-2/6
$88/$105
5
4052-1 7-9 yrs
W
5-6 pm
1/4-2/8
$105/$126
6
4052-3 7-9 yrs
Su
11 am-12 pm
1/8-2/12
$105/$126
6
4052-5 8-10 yrs
Th
4-5 pm
1/26-4/5
$175/$210
10
4052-6 8-10 yrs
Su
10-11 am
1/29-3/25
$157.50/$189
9
4050-6 4-6 yrs
M
9:30-10:15 am
2/13-3/19
$78/$95
6
4050-8 4-6 yrs
M
1:15-2 pm
2/13-3/19
$78/$95
6
4051-0 4-6 yrs
T
4:30-5:15 pm
2/14-3/20
$78/$95
6
4051-2 4-6 yrs
W
4:15-5 pm
2/15-3/21
$78/$95
6
4051-4 4-6 yrs
T
1:15-2 pm
2/14-3/20
$78/$90
6
4051-6 5-7 yrs
T
5:15-6 pm
2/14-3/20
$78/$95
6
4051-8 5-7 yrs
Th
4:15-5 pm
2/16-3/22
$78/$95
6
4052-0 7-9 yrs
M
4-5 pm
2/13-3/19
$105/$126
6
4052-2 7-9 yrs
W
5-6 pm
2/15-3/21
$105/$126
6
4052-4 7-9 yrs
Su
11 am-12 pm
2/19-3/25
$105/$126
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Advanced Quick Start Tennis Lessons A continuation of the Quickstart program appropriate for children that have taken the introductory Quickstart lessons and are ready for greater challenge. (NA) Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4054-7 5-7 yrs W 4-5 pm 1/25-4/4 $175/$210 10 3/28 4054-8 7-9 yrs M 5-6 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 3/26 4054-9 7-9 yrs F 4-5 pm 1/27-4/6 $175/$210 10 3/30 4055-0 8-10 yrs M 4-5 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 3/26
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Quickstart Tennis Program
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Junior Development Program
Junior Development is the second phase of the Forest View junior lesson program. This phase of the program is geared toward beginner and advanced beginner junior players ages 10 thru 14. The focus of training is on technical skill development in preparation for play. This phase of the junior lesson program is appropriate for students learning the game for fun, or as preparation for future competitive play.
Junior Development I 10-13 year old beginners with little or no tennis experience. Emphasis is on basic stroke technique. This class will serve as an introduction to stroke production and the basis rules of tennis. (NA) Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4059-9 M 4-5 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 3/26 4060-0 Th 4-5 pm 1/26-4/5 $175/$210 10 3/29
Junior Development II 10-13 yr olds playing at an advanced beginner level. Emphasis is on improvement of stroke technique. Players should be able to sustain slow to moderate rallies and have a basic service motion. (NA) Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes 4062-1 F 4-5 pm 1/27-4/6 $175/$210 10 4062-2 Su 12-1 pm 1/29-3/25 $157.50/$189 9
Junior Development III 11- 14 year old advanced beginner and intermediate players. This class continues to work on refining stroke technique and footwork. Players should be able to sustain rallies at a moderate pace with some control evident when trying for power. The serve is beginning to show consistency in ability to control the toss and the shape of the swing. (NA) Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4064-3 T 5-6 pm 1/24-4/3 $175/$210 10 3/27 4064-4 F 5-6 pm 1/27-4/6 $175/$210 10 3/30
The Academy Program
Forest View is proud to offer the Academy Program for competitive junior players. Learning perfect strokes is a worthy goal, but only if they can help you win the point. Tennis cannot be learned in a classroom, so students in the Academy program should expect to hit more than listen. Competitive experiences are not the test of your achievement. They are simply part of the process of learning to compete. The focus of training in the Academy Program will be on teaching players how to apply their individual skills to various levels of competition. Requirements for participation in the Academy Program are: • Forest View Junior Membership • Competitive Play (Tournaments, High School Teams, Junior Match Play Program) For information on placement in the Academy Program please contact Head Tennis Professional, Jason Stanislaw at 847.640.2574 or jstani2836@yahoo.com
Academy Program Academy Program is designed for juniors actively involved in competitive tennis. Forest View membership is a requirement for this program. Placement is by pro staff recommendation. (NA) Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4057-1 I 9-12 yrs W 4:30-6 pm 1/25-4/4 $270 10 3/28 4057-2 II 11-14 yrs M 4-5:30 pm 1/23-4/2 $270 10 3/26 4057-3 Iii 13-16 yrs M 5:30-7 pm 1/23-4/2 $270 10 3/26 4057-4 Iii 13-16 yrs Su 1-2:30 pm 1/29-3/25 $243 9 4057-5 IV 14-18 yrs T 4:30-6 pm 1/24-4/3 $270 10 3/27 4057-6 IV 14-18 yrs Su 2:30-4 pm 1/29-3/25 $243 9 4057-7 V 13-18 yrs Th 4-5:30 pm 1/26-4/5 $270 10 3/29 4057-8 V 14-18 yrs Th 5:30-7 pm 1/26-4/5 $270 10 3/29
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The adult instruction program includes five different levels, classified by title and NTRP scale. If you are uncertain about your entry level and NTRP rating, please consult a member of our pro staff or refer to the NTRP self-rating system. Since each class represents a specific ability level, completion of one session does not necessarily insure graduation to the next highest level. Waiver required. (NA) Class Level Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4066-6 Beg M 1:15-2:15 pm 1/9-2/6 $87/$105 5 4066-8 Beg M 1:15-2:15 pm 2/13-3/19 $105/$126 6 4066-5 Beg 1.5-2.0 T 1:15-2:15 pm 1/3-2/7 $105/$126 6 4066-7 Beg 1.5-2.0 T 6-7 pm 1/24-4/3 $175/$210 10 3/27 4066-9 Beg 1.5-2.0 T 1:15-2:15 pm 2/14-3/20 $105/$126 6 4067-0 Adv Beg 2.0-3.0 M 9:30-11 am 1/23-4/2 $255/$285 10 3/26 4067-1 Adv Beg 2.0-3.0 W 6-7 pm 1/25-4/4 $175/$210 10 3/28 4067-2 Adv Beg 2.0-3.0 Th 10-11:30 am 1/26-4/5 $255/$285 10 3/29 4067-3 Int 3.0-3.5 T 1-2:30 pm 1/24-4/3 $255/$285 10 3/27 4067-4 Int 3.0-3.5 W 7-9 pm 1/25-4/4 $298/$335 10 3/28 4067-5 Int 3.0-3.5 Th 6-8 pm 1/26-4/5 $298/$335 10 3/29 4067-6 Int 3.0-3.5 Sa 10:30 am-12 pm 1/28-4/7 $255/$285 10 3/31
Winter Racquetball Leagues Day M T T Th Th Th Sa
Time 5:30-6:30 pm 5:30-6:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 5:30-6:30 pm 6:30-7:30 pm 7:30-8:30 pm 8:30-9:30 pm
Fee $130/player $130/player $130/player $130/player $130/player $130/player $130/player
JIM THURBER
Racquet Club Coordinator For more information on Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club racquetball or fitness programs, please call Jim at 847.640.2574 or jthurber@ahpd.org.
NANCY ALFONSO
Manager
For more information on Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club, please call Nancy at 847.640.5274 or nalfonso@ahpd.org.
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Adult Drill And Play Programs (18+)
7 W. College Drive Arlington Heights, Il 60004 ahpd.org/htc | 847.398.7780 We offer a variety of tennis programs for all ages and skill levels. Improve your technique with our lessons, enhance your performance with our new cardio classes, sharpen your strategy through drill and play classes, cultivate friendly competition with in-house leagues or upgrade your play to a higher level with the travel league program.
Facilities and services designed for the complete player in you. Group and Private Lessons
Membership Rates and Privileges 2011/12 Season: September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2012
Membership Joining Fee 1x Payment Monthly Dues
In-House Tennis Leagues Travel Leagues
Junior
n/a
$70
n/a
Permanent Court Time
Adult
$150
$294
$24.50
Party/Group Reservations Cardio Tennis Classes
Family
$200
$450
$37.50
Nursery/Childcare Lounge/Viewing Area Lockers and Towels Bar/Concessions Sauna Pro Shop Racquet Repair and Stringing Racquet Demo Program Ball Machine Rental Free WiFi
Call the club for joining fee promotions.
Court Reservations Open court time reservations may be made in person or by telephone at any time up to seven days in advance. Members must use their membership number each time they make a court reservation and can cancel up to 24 hours in advance without charge. Non-members may reserve open court time up to 24 hours in advance and payment is required at the time of reservation.
In-House Charge Account
Additional information and details regarding facility use, programming and registration is available on our
Members are entitled to use in-house charging privileges.
website at ahpd.org/htc or by calling 847.398.7780.
Meet the staff Chris Nisbet, Manager Rob Laue, Assistant Manager Barb Bonk, Desk Manager|League Coordinator Lew Miller, USPTA Head Pro|Travel Team Coordinator Dick Wienke, PTR Associate Pro John Tranter, Associate Pro|Travel Team Coordinator Steve Rosen, USPTA Associate Pro Jesse Burleson, USPTA Associate Pro Rich Gutierrez, Associate Pro Cis Woerner, Childcare Greg Eckert, Maintenance
Permanent Court Time/Leagues Members are entitled to participate in leagues and purchase permanent court time at any point during the season. Permanent court time refers to the automatic reservation of a court on the same day at the same time each week.
Child Care Members are entitled to free child care services during the indoor season: Monday-Friday 9am-3 pm.
Lesson & ProShop Discounts Members enjoy discounts on group lesson fees and pro shop merchandise. Priority lesson registration is reserved for members and current lesson participants only.
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Members receive check-in points that may be used for guest passes, free walk-on court time and bigger discounts on pro shop purchases.
Lesson Registration and Program Policies Heritage Tennis Club will offer group tennis instruction throughout the 2011/12 season. Winter 2012 Monday, January 23, 2012 - Sunday, April 8, 2012 (10 weeks) Note: No class the week of 3/26-4/1. Tuesday, January 3 Thursday, January 5 Monday, Janaury 9 Thursday, Janaury 12
Club Hours and Court Rates Indoor Season: August 22, 2011 - May 31, 2012
2011/12 Members Enrolled in Fall II Fall II Lesson Participants 2011/12 Members Open and Online Registration
Please note: We will not be able to accommodate make-up classes for the Winter 2012 session.
Registration Policies - 2011/2012 Memberships must be paid in full at the time of registration for membership discount and registration privileges. - In-person registration begins at 7:30 am on the dates given. Individuals may register only their immediate families.
Day
Times
Hourly Rate
Monday-Friday
8-9 am
$16M/$20NM
Wednesday
7:30-9 am
$16M/$20NM
Monday-Thursday
9 am-5 pm
$22
5-9 pm
$26
9-10 pm
$22
Friday
9 am-9 pm*
$22
Refund Policy
Saturday
8 am-6 pm
$26
- Refunds are given to program participants under certain guidelines as approved by the Park Board. Refund requests can be initiated and processed at Heritage Tennis Club, which enables the District to continue its goal of providing personal and effective service.
6-8 pm
$22 (No guest fees)
(November-March) 8-10 pm
$22 (No guest fees)
Sunday
8 am-4 pm
$26
4-6 pm
$22
Student Walk-On
$14
The Student "Walk-On" Rate applies to grade school, high school and college age students up to 23 years old with a student ID. This court rate is for walk-on court time only. Non-member students will be required to pay a $3 guest fee. Guest Fees: Non-member on court with a member: $8 guest fee for the first five visits and $12 for any visits thereafter Non-member adult: $12 guest fee Non-member student: $3 guest fee Guest fees are waived after 6 pm on Saturday nights. *Hours may be extended for event schedules. Open courts may be reserved. The club may close up to 45 minutes earlier than scheduled when there are no reservations.
Party Reservations
- Refund requests may only be submitted for students withdrawing from a program session. Pro-rated refunds are calculated on the number of classes held prior to the date the Refund Request Form is received by the Club.
Private Lessons 1 person 2 people
Prime time $70/hour $74/hour ($37/person)
Non-prime time $66/hour $70/hour ($35/person)
3 people 4 people
$102/hour ($34/person) $120/hour ($30/person)
$96/hour ($32/person) $112/hour ($28/person)
Private lessons may be reserved at any time up to seven days in advance. A lesson may be cancelled 24 hours in advance without charge. Players who fail to cancel private lessons 24 hours in advance or who do not show will be charged if the Club is unable to re-sell the private lesson. If the private lesson is re-sold, the player will not be charged. *Private lessons for small groups are reserved for specialty lessons only and cannot be reserved on a regular basis.
Guest Fees
CHRIS NISBET
Manager
Non-member on court with a member: $8 guest fee for the first five For more information on Heritage visits and $12 for any visits thereafter Tennis Club, please call Chris at Non-member adult: $12 guest fee or cnisbet@ahpd.org. 847.398.7780 Non-member student: $3 guest fee Guest fees are waived after 6 pm on Saturday nights.
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Members may reserve a minimum of three courts for two hours on any Friday or Saturday evening (after 6 pm) for a tennis party as soon as the indoor season begins. Non-members may apply for a party reservation up to one month prior to the reservation date. A non-refundable $50 deposit is required at the time of the reservation.
- Registration qualifications are considered per individual player. Register at Heritage Tennis Club. In-person registration will be completed before mail-in or early registration is processed.
QuickStart Tennis
QuickStart Tennis is designed to introduce children to the game through an innovative format. Instructors will use modified courts, nets, racquets and balls. This enables younger students to practice and play real tennis to scale. Students will be able to play and learn at the same time. NOTE: All students are advised to purchase a 19-21 inch tennis racquet, as practice outside of class is stressed; however, racquets will be available to use during class. No class the week of 3/26-4/1. (CN)
Ages 4-6 years Class 4069-7 4069-8 4069-9 4070-0
Day(s) M T W W
Time Date 3:30-4 pm 1/23-4/2 3:30-4 pm 1/24-4/3 1:15-1:45 pm 1/25-4/4 1:45-2:15 pm 1/25-4/4
Fee $80 $80 $80 $80
Time 4-4:45 pm 9:15-10 am 12-12:45 pm 2-2:45 pm 2-2:45 pm
Fee $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
5-7 years Class 4072-1 4072-2 4072-3 4072-4 4072-5
Day F Sa Sa Sa Su
Date 1/27-4/6 1/28-4/7 1/28-4/7 1/28-4/7 1/29-4/8
Hitters 6 - 8 year olds learn to hit the main shots that it takes to play tennis like forehands, backhands and volleys. NOTE: Students need to bring a tennis racquet to class. No class the week of 3/26-4/1. (CN) Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee 4074-6 M 6-7 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$195 4074-7 T 4-5 pm 1/24-4/3 $175/$195 4074-8 W 4-5 pm 1/25-4/4 $175/$195 4074-9 Th 5-6 pm 1/26-4/5 $175/$195 4075-0 F 4-5 pm 1/27-4/6 $175/$195 4075-1 Sa 9-10 am 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 4075-2 Sa 1-2 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 4075-3 Sa 3-4 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 4075-4 Su 3-4 pm 1/29-4/8 $175/$195
Junior Tennis Lessons Beginner Students will be able to hit forehands, backhands, serves and volleys while gaining the confidence to play competitively. NOTE: Beginner students need to bring a tennis racquet to class. No class the week of 3/26-4/1. (CN) Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes Instructor No Class 4081-0 8-10 yrs W 4-5 pm 1/25-4/4 $175/$195 10 Steve Rosen 3/28 4081-3 8-10 yrs Th 6-7 pm 1/26-4/5 $175/$195 10 John Tranter 3/29 4081-6 8-10 yrs Sa 10-11 am 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 10 John Tranter 3/31 4081-9 8-11 yrs Sa 3-4 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 10 Lew Miller 3/31 4081-8 8-12 yrs Sa 2-3 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/31 4082-0 8-12 yrs Su 1-2 pm 1/29-4/8 $175/$195 10 Jesse Burleson 4/1 4080-9 9-12 yrs T 6-7 pm 1/24-4/3 $175/$195 10 Steve Rosen 3/27 4081-4 9-12 yrs F 5-6 pm 1/27-4/6 $175/$195 10 Steve Rosen 3/30 4081-2 10-12 yrs Th 4-5 pm 1/26-4/5 $175/$195 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/29 4081-7 10-13 yrs Sa 2-3 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$195 10 Steve Rosen 3/31 4081-1 11-14 yrs W 5-6 pm 1/25-4/4 $175/$195 10 Steve Rosen 3/28
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Advanced Beginner As students continue to advance, they add new shots like the overhead smash to their repertoires. Important advancements include winning through better court coverage and gaining a strategic edge. NOTE: Advanced Beginner students need to bring a tennis racquet to class. (CN) Class Age Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes Instructor No Class 4077-5 8-10 yrs Th 4-5 pm 1/26-4/5 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/29 4077-6 8-11 yrs Sa 2-3 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/31 4077-7 9-10 yrs M 4-5 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/26 4077-8 10-12 yrs M 4-5 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 Steve Rosen 3/26 4077-9 10-12 yrs W 5-6 pm 1/25-4/4 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/28 4078-0 10-12 yrs Sa 3-4 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/31 4078-1 11-13 yrs M 5-6 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/26 4078-3 11-13 yrs Th 5-6 pm 1/26-4/5 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/29 4078-4 11-13 yrs Sa 11 am-12 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/31 4078-5 11-13 yrs Sa 4-5 pm 1/28-4/7 $175/$210 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/31 4078-6 11-13 yrs Su 4-5 pm 1/29-4/8 $175/$210 10 Jesse Burleson 4/1 4078-7 12-14 yrs M 5-6 pm 1/23-4/2 $175/$210 10 John Tranter 3/26
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Adult Tennis Lessons Beginner 1.0-2.5 Instruction emphasizes the development of proper stroke mechanics for forehand, backhand, service, volley, lob and overhead. First time students in the beginner program receive 10% off the non-member fee when they register in-person at Heritage Tennis Club. (First time student discount can only be honored at the time of registration.) (CN) Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes Instructor No Class 4101-6 W 10-11 am 1/25-4/4 $185/$220 10 Steve Rosen 3/28 4101-7 W 7-8 pm 1/25-4/4 $185/$220 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/28 4101-8 Th 1-2 pm 1/26-4/5 $185/$220 10 John Tranter 3/29 4101-9 Sa 3-4 pm 1/28-4/7 $185/$220 10 Steve Rosen 3/31
Advanced Beginner 2.5-3.0 Introduces the overhead shot, develops consistency and improves stroke technique, movement and positioning. Basic positioning for singles and doubles and scoring will be introduced. (CN) Class Day(s) Time Date M/NM Fee Classes Instructor No Class 4096-8 M 7-8 pm 1/23-4/2 $185/$225 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/26 4096-9 T 10-11 am 1/24-4/ $185/$225 10 Steve Rosen 3/27 4097-0 Th 1-2 pm 1/26-4/5 $185/$225 10 Steve Rosen 3/29 4097-1 Sa 5-6 pm 1/28-4/7 $185/$225 10 Rich Guiterrez 3/31
Adult Drill: Advanced Beginner 2.5-3.0 The program will focus on stroke development and situational drills to develop a more competitive player. Classes also involve tennis play. (CN) Class Day(s) Time Date Instructor M/NM Fee Classes No Class 4089-3 M 11-12 pm 1/23-4/2 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/26 4089-4 Th 9:30-11 am 1/26-4/5 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/29 4089-5 Th 6-7:30 pm 1/26-4/5 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/29 4089-6 F 9:30-11 am 1/27-4/6 John Tranter $263/$303 10 3/30 4091-7 M 9:30-11 am 1/23-4/2 John Tranter $263/$303 10 3/26 4091-8 M 6-7:30 pm 1/23-4/2 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/26 4091-9 M 7:30-9 pm 1/23-4/2 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/26 4092-0 T 7-9 pm 1/24-4/3 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/27 4092-1 Th 11 am-12:30 pm 1/26-4/5 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/29 4092-2 Th 7:30-9 pm 1/26-4/5 Steve Rosen $263/$303 10 3/29
HTC Adult Tennis Weekly Drill Programs Looking for a way to drill and play, but can’t commit to a session of lessons? The weekly drill program at Heritage allows you to call in by Saturday and drill that Sunday or Monday. Space is limited in each program, so call early. Pro staff coordinate registration and work with players to find a drill that fits even the most demanding schedule. To reserve your spot call Dick at 847.398.7780 ext. 8925. The program fees will be based on the number of courts reserved: • One or Two Courts $32 M/$38 NM • Three Courts $27 M/$33 NM • Four Courts $25 M/$32 NM Instructor: Dick Wienke Program Day Time Registration Intermediate Su 10 am-12 pm Saturday at noon
ROB LAUE
Assistant Manager
Advanced Programs
Program descriptions and class schedules for Jr High and High School Tournament Training Programs, Adult Advanced Drills 3.0-4.5 & Travel Team Drills can be found on on our website at ahpd.org/htc or call the club to request a copy of our seasonal flyer.
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For more information on Heritage Tennis Club, please call Rob at 847.398.7780 or rlaue@ahpd.org.
Cardio Tennis
Want a high energy workout? HTC Tennis Professionals will get you moving in drill-based and play-based exercises designed to give you a workout! This non-stop tennis program includes a 5 to 10 minute warm-up, a 40 to 50 minute workout and finishes with an easy cool-down session. You will not be disappointed! Classes have been designed for Adults at the Advanced Beginner or above level. For more details visit ahpd.org/htc.
Variety youth and adult Victorian Valentines
Frosty the Snowman Come in from the cold and enjoy building your very own Frosty the Snowman inside. Our soft cuddly snowman is ready for stuffing and ready to come to your home. The class includes; your very own snowman, a ton of stuffing, stars to make a wish, birth certificates, tee shirts to decorate and an adorable holiday blanket to take frosty home in. (Ages 3-5 must be accompanied by a parent). *Refunds must be requested one week prior to class start date* Additional child listed in blue. (AK) Location: Recreation Instructor: Kreative Kreations Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4114-6 3-12 yrs Th 6:30-7:30 pm 1/26 $34 4114-5 3-12 yrs Th 6:30-7:30 pm 1/26 $21
Hearts and Chocolate A Valentine’s Special Family Day. We will dip chocolate, play some Valentine’s themed games, make cards and crafts and have a snack. This is a family event, please register one person per family, one adult must accomany your family. Note any food allergies in the special needs section of registration. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Teri Ozawa Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4108-2 3+ Su 1-2:30 pm 2/12 $16/$20
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Valentine’s Day Celebration!! Come out and celebrate Valentine’s Day with this brand new class. You will be making Valentine’s Day jewelry to keep or give to that special someone. You will also be making other Valentine’s Day crafts. You will even get a make your own Valentine’s Day bag to take home all your new treasures. (AK) Location: Frontier Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4110-3 4-10 yrs T 6:30-7:45 pm 2/7 $16
Roses are red, violets are blue. We have lots of lace for valentines and to make your class box too! Make cards and your valentines box for your classroom holiday celebration. We provide the inspiration and materials, and you use your own creativity to make one of a kind cards for your friends. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Beth Bridier Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4112-4 5-8 yrs Sa 1-2:30 pm 2/4 $16/$20
American Girl Birthday Party Girl’s you won’t want to miss to miss this special American Girl Doll birthday party in honor of our favorite doll. Other favorite similar sized dolls are also welcome. All participants will enjoy decorating a special birthday outfit, jewels and crown for their doll along with a birth certificate. A party wouldn’t be complete without decorating yummy cupcakes to enjoy with juice. (AK) Location: Recreation Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4116-7 3-12 yrs Th 6-7:15 pm 2/9 $37
Pink Party in Paris We will be doing hair updos with feathers, make-up application and nails all with the fab color PINK. Our craft is a adorable glam bag with personalization, paints, jewels/embellishments and a hot pink fur border. Each girl makes a beautiful necklace with faceted diamond crystals, pink/black beads and a poodle charm. We will make a sweet pastry treat like in a Paris bakery and top the evening off with a Couture Fashion Show. (Arrive 10 minutes before class time ends with your camera) (AK) Location: Recreation Instructor: Glitzy Girlz Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4118-8 4-10 yrs Th 6-7:15 pm 2/23 $32.50
AMY KOPECKY
Recreation Supervisor For more information on Baton, AHPD Birthday Parties and classes at Heritage, please call Amy at 847.577.3021 or akopecky@ahpd.org.
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PAUL RATAJCZAK
Amazing Minds Learning made fun! Come explore this exciting after school program open to all 1st - 3rd graders who love to learn! Amazing Minds offers a variety of interactive topics (which change each session) that will expand your child’s knowledge of the world and reinforce their academic skills. For example, your child may become a junior geologist and explore the world of rocks & minerals; investigate owl pellets; find out how to make raisins bounce through interactive games and scientific experiments; learn about rare Australian animals, or sharks, whales and dolphins. The excavation of hidden treasures from an ancient Egyptian tomb, or the sampling of ethnic cuisine from China or Italy will be explored in this can’t miss enrichment program. All materials are included. (AK) Location: Olympic Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4120-9 gr 1-3 Sa 10-11 am 1/14-2/18 $120
Mad Science - System 6 Mad Science is a class filled with fun and spectacular hands-on science experiments! Some of the cool new hands-on science topics will include All About Animals, The Science of Art, Radical Robots and more. Each young scientist will be able to make some fun take home projects too including an energy toy, a diving toy, a robotic creation and many others. All materials are included and instructors are provided by Mad Science of Northern Illinois. (PR) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Instructor: Mad Science Staff Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4123-0 gr 1-3 W 4:30-5:30 pm 1/18-3/7 $120 4123-1 gr 4-6 W 5:45-6:45 pm 1/18-3/7 $120
Parents Night Out!
For more information on programs at Frontier, please call Paul at 847.577.3016 or pratajczak@ahpd.org
Fun with Making Balloon Animals Did you ever want to learn how to make those cool balloon animals that you see at parties? Well now you can. With just a little practice, children will learn the techniques needed to take a plain balloon and transform it into a fascinating balloon animal creation (like dogs, butterflies, swords, etc.) And at the end of the class children will get to take home all of the things that they made. And this class isn’t just for the kids. Parents are more than welcome to join their children in the class (at no extra charge). (MH) Location: Recreation Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4129-5 5-12 yrs Th 6:30-7:25 pm 2/9 $25/$30.50
Magicians This one-day hands-on class features card, rope, and sponge ball tricks. Each participant receives all necessary props and an illustrated manual to take home. Children are grouped by age and always learn age-appropriate tricks. Additionally, children can sign up again and again since new tricks are taught at each session. (MH) Location: Recreation Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4131-6 5-12 yrs W 4-4:55 pm 1/18 $20/$25.50
Private Tutoring Does your child need extra help with his or her school work? Could your student benefit from individual time with a tutor? Get one hour individual academic attention with a certified teacher. Work on any subject your child needs help with. Sign up for a single one hour session, or sign up for five one hour sessions at a reduced rate. If a hour long session is not what you are looking for, look in the program guide for our half hour sessions. (EW)
1 Hour Sessions Location: Camelot Class Age Day(s) Time 4135-8 gr 1-5 T - F 4-6:30 pm 4135-9 gr 1-5 T - F 4-6:30 pm
Date R/NR Fee 1/3-3/16 $35/$50 1/3-3/16 $35/$50
30 Minute Sessions Location: Camelot Class Age Day(s) Time 4138-0 gr 1-5 T - F 4-6:30 pm 4138-1 gr 1-5 T - F 4-6:30 pm
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Date R/NR Fee 1/3-3/16 $20/$30 1/3-3/16 $20/$30
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This is the perfect time for parents to have a date night or night to just run some errans. Drop your child off at Olympic Indoor Swim Center for a night filled with fun. Your children will go swimming, get the chance to do arts and crafts, play games or watch a movie. We will also provide dinner for your child. (AK) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4127-3 gr K-5 F 6-9 pm 1/27 $18 4127-4 gr K-5 F 6-9 pm 2/24 $18
Recreation Supervisor
Horsemanship
Babysitting
This beginner class covers basic horsemanship skills including safety, grooming, tacking and basic riding skills. Two classes will be non-riding. Actual riding time will increase on a weekly basis as the student’s skills become more proficient. Classes are held indoors for the winter session. (PR) Location: Palatine Stables Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4140-2 8-15 yrs M 6:30-7:30 pm 1/16-2/20 $250 4140-3 8-15 yrs W 5:30-6:30 pm 1/18-2/22 $250 4140-4 8-15 yrs Th 7:30-8:30 pm 1/19-2/23 $250 4140-5 15+ Th 7:30-8:30 pm 1/19-2/23 $250 4140-6 8-15 yrs Sa 10:30-11:30 am 1/21-2/25 $250
Learn to be a super sitter. Instruction includes characteristics of the responsible sitter, how to get sitter jobs, how to handle fire and first aid emergencies and ideas for games and other activities. Attendance is required at all classes to be eligible for course completion certificate. (MH) Location: Recreation Classes: 7 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4149-1 11-13 yrs M 6-6:45 pm 1/16-2/27 $52/$78
Hand Embroidery In this class you will learn the basics of hand embroidery or learn new stiches to improve your skills. Type of stitches you will learn are outline, stem stitch, running stitch, chain stitch, crossed stitch, count crossed stitch, backstitch French knots, lazy daisy stitch, and satin stitch, fasten off, pompoms, tassels, & more. Participants 8-12 years old must have an adult in the class with them. Class supply list will be mailed. (AK) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4142-7 14+ W 7-9 pm 1/11-2/29 $69
Crocheting Class
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In this class you will learn the basics to crocheting or advance your skills. European crocheting stitches tension, type of stitches basic chain, single crochet, double crochet stitch, triple crochet stitch slip stitches, Increase & decrease stitches, shell stitch, popcorn stitch, ripple afghan stitch, broom stitch lace, granny square, pompoms, tassels, & more will be taught in this class. Supplies will cost about $30 and a class supply list will be mailed to you. Children 12 and under must have an adult take the class with them. (AK) Location: Heritage Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4144-8 14+ Th 7-9 pm 1/12-3/1 $69
Home Alone Safety Are you a working parent who has kids? If so, this is one class you don’t want your kids to miss! They will learn all about home alone safety, including but not limited to: making safe snacks, key safety, fire safety, strangers, phone, weather safety, first aid safety, what if scenarios, emergency phone lists and situations, playing outside, time management, and more! Attendance is required in order to receive a completion of class certificate. (MH) Location: Recreation Classes: 2 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4146-9 8+ M 7-7:45 pm 1/16-1/23 $20/$30 4147-0 8+ M 7-7:45 pm 2/20-2/27 $20/$30
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How to use your iPad The hot new toy of the past year has been the Apple iPad. But do we really know how to use it and what it can really do for us? Learn what the iPad can do for you and how it can help you and your family. This class will show you how diverse the iPad is and how to use it for you, your family, or even your office. (EW) Location: Camelot Classes: 5 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4151-2 11+ T 6-7 pm 1/10-2/7 $35
Let’s Get Organized; It’s easy as A,B,C The holidays are wrapping up but your clutter is just beginning. This class is designed to help you learn how to better organize and declutter your home, office, garage, kitchen and anywhere else that your ‘stuff’ has taken over! The classes are fun, light-hearted and come with useful handouts on varying topics. The path to organization can be tedious but it can always get done, one box at a time. (MH) Location: Recreation Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4153-3 16+ Th 7-8:30 pm 1/12 $20/$30.50 4153-4 16+ Sa 2-3:30 pm 2/25 $20/$30.50
Roadside Repairs for Triathletes and Racers This hands-on class teaches about quick bicycle repair while out on the course. Learn how to repair tires and tubes, cables, chains, and fit adjustments. Participants will also learn how to ride a bike safely according to the Illinois Bicyclist Rules of the road. All students will receive a tire repair kit, a bicycle multi-use tool, and a copy of the Illinois Bicyclist Rules of the Road manual. The class is taught by Peter Barson. (TJ) Location: Campbell St. Bicycle Shop Classes: 3 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4155-5 16+ W 6-7 pm 1/25-2/8 $33/$49.50
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Gardening - Getting you from Patch to Plate! If you have thought about planting your own garden or if you are an experienced gardener, or somewhere in between, this new class will provide you with insight and ideas that will get you from patch to plate! The end of winter is the time to start planning your garden. Megan Hill, owner of Patch to Plate LLC, will lead discussions that will progress through the stages of planning, planting, and harvesting a successful garden. Topics will include site selection, preparations, plant selection, soil chemistry, composting, feeding your plants, harvesting, crop rotation, and a few other interesting tid bits. (SN) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Classes: 4 Instructor: Megan Hill Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4127-5 16+ T 7-8 pm 2/7-2/28 $40
Coupon like a Roxstar! If you need a new way to save money, this class is for you. This workshop will teach you the tips and tricks couponers use to score groceries and household items at a 60-80% savings or more! There’s no need to spend hours a week clipping coupons anymore. This class will teach you everything you need to know to save you time andmoney where it really matters (AK) Location: Pioneer Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4157-6 18+ Sa 9 am-12 pm 1/14 $18 4157-7 18+ Sa 9 am-12 pm 2/18 $18
A Winter Wonderland
With more and more interest in antiques and collectibles, keep up to date with current markets. Knowing your antiques isn’t as hard as it may seem. Join our For What It’s Worth antiques class and learn about the treasures in your home and in the retail world. Bring one item to class each week for appraisal from Karl Gates of Gates Appraisals. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Classes: 8 Instructor: Karl Gates Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4161-9 18+ W 7-9 pm 1/4-2/22 $48/$51
Dog Obedience
Puppy Obedience Teaching positive behavior while discouraging negative behavior is the main goal of this class for dogs ages 2 1/2 to 6-months. Socialization, house manners, housebreaking, sit, down and come are covered. Individual problems will also be addressed. Written proof of distemper and Parvo shots is required the first night of class. Puppies with fleas may not attend. (PR) Location: Frontier Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4168-2 12+ M 6-7 pm 1/9-2/27 $64
Dog Obedience Take your dog to school to learn obedience skills including stay, sit, down, come and heel. Individual problems are addressed. Dogs must be six months old to enroll in the class. Proof of Rabies, Parvo, and DHL shots will be required the first night of class. Dogs with fleas may not attend. If you have any questions, please contact Paul Ratajczak at 847.577.3015. (PR) Location: Frontier Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4166-1 12+ M 7-8 pm 1/9-2/27 $64
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Come to the Museum for some snowy family fun on your day off school. Weather depending we will play outside on the museum grounds to sculpt snow and play snow games, or come inside for crafts, stories and games. Snack included. This is a family program, please register one member in your family, one adult must accompany your family. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Teri Ozawa Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4159-8 3+ M 1-2:30 pm 1/16 $16/$20
Antiques - What’s It Worth?
ETHAN WILLIAMS
Recreation Supervisor
For more information on programs at Camelot, please call Ethan at 847.577.3052 or ewilliams@ahpd.org
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Chess
Kids Culinary
Discover the magic world of chess! Participants will learn the rules of chess along with some basic strategies. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period and guided practice time. There will also be a chess competition along with prizes! Class is for children who have limited or no chess experience. (PR) Location: Frontier Classes: 6 Instructor: Chess Scholars Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4170-3 6+ W 5:15-6:15 pm 1/18-2/22 $85/$95
Intermediate Chess This class is for participants who have a firm knowledge of chess rules (including castling & checkmate), as well as the experience of having played against at least three different people. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period & guided practice time. There will also be competitions with prizes! (PR) Location: Frontier Classes: 6 Instructor: Chess Scholars Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4172-4 6+ W 6:30-7:30 pm 1/18-2/22 $85/$95
Pampering
Glitzy Girlz Pajama Spa Night
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Come to class dressed in your favorite pajamas. We will be soaking up relaxation with facials, pedicures and manicures. Our avocado/ banana masks will moisturize while we design a crystal charm bracelets. Each girl will get a take home spa bag filled goodies like scented lotion, foot/nail brushes, jewelry and more! (AK) Location: Recreation Instructor: Glitzy Girlz Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4174-5 5-11 yrs F 6:30-8 pm 1/20 $32.50
Cooking with Chef Dave These hands on classes are led by Dave Esau, chef and owner of Dave’s Specialty Foods, Inc. of Mount Prospect. Join Chef Dave for lively cooking activities and be sure to bring your apron. Each class features a different culinary experience. Chef Dave explains healthy food choices all the while having fun together. You will find new foods to mix into ice cream, make sundaes and create toppings. The chocolate class will find good uses for all your valentines chocolate! Pick the one you are interested in or sign up for both. Please be sure to note any food allergies your child may have, or call 847.255.1225 to discuss.(TO) • January 12 - I Scream for Ice Cream • February 9 - Attack of the Chocolate Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Dave Esau Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4178-7 4-9 yrs Th 4-5:30 pm 1/12 $22/$27 4178-8 4-9 yrs Th 4-5:30 pm 2/9 $22/$27
Southern Cooking School is closed, but our kitchen is open. We will be whipping up some southern specialties with a healthy twist. Easy Shrimp and Grits with Sweet Peppers, Corn Pudding, and Edamame Succotash. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road.. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4183-0 9-13 yrs M 10:30 -12:30 pm 1/16 $28
Hot Pots Come to our kitchen for some cold weather comfort foods. Students will work in teams to complete recipes. Our menu includes: Turkey Gumbo, Italian Egg Drop Soup, and Chicken Pot Pie with Brown Rice Crust. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road.. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4185-1 9-13 yrs Th 4:30-6:30 pm 1/19 $28
Chinese New Year Celebrate the Chinese New Year as we make traditional dishes to ring in the year of the dragon. Recipes include Pork Dumplings with dipping sauce for fortune, Sesame Noodles for long life, and Mandarin Orange and ginger stir fry for good luck. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4187-2 9-13 yrs M 10 am-12 pm 1/23 $28
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Winter Casseroles
Teen Sushi 101
Not your typical casseroles, we will put a fresh spin on some old favorites. One Pot Chili Casserole, Butternut Squash and Macaroni Casserole, and Baked Potato Casserole will be made in class. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road.. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4176-6 9-13 yrs Th 4:30-6:30 pm 1/26 $28
Sushi, the original Japanese fast food, is not just found at your local sushi bar, or sushi-ya. Become your own itamae, or sushi master, in this fun hands-on class. You will learn about the history of sushi, go over sushi jargon and etiquette and how to select your ingredients. Chef Ann will show you how to make Maki, or rolls, and Nigiri, little oval of rice and fish or vegetables on top. Then you will jump in and make your own with a selection of fresh cooked seafood, vegetables, or even fruit. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4000-1 13-17 yrs Th 4:30-6:30 pm 2/23 $28
For the Love of Chocolate Ciocclato, Chocolat, Chocola, Schokolade, Chocolate...no matter how you say it chocolate is delicious. Join us in our culinary center as we prepare: Mexican Hot Chocolate Buttons, Chocolate Mousse, and a variety of chocolate covered treats. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4000-2 9-13 yrs T 4:30-6:30 pm 2/7 $28
Extreme Makeover - Lunch Box Edition Your classmates will want to trade their lunch with you after you take this class. Think outside the box as we whip up new recipe ideas for your lunchbox. All refunds must be done 24 hours before the class starts. Any refunds after that time will be charged the full amount for the class. Classes will take place at Whole Foods Market Palatine-1331 North Rand Road. (EW) Location: Whole Foods Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4181-0 9-13 yrs T 4:30-6:30 pm 2/21 $28
A Presidential Menu On Presidents’ Day we will explore some favorite foods of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and other presidents. We will also find out what were some common foods of each time period and
Introduction to Baton and Pom Dance This is the perfect class for your child’s first experience with baton and pom dance. This class allows your child to develop their pom dance and baton skills and learn fun exciting routines. You may bring your own baton or purchase one from the instructor for $15. A recital is held one week after the last class with a uniform cost under $30. No class 1/16, 2/20. (AK) Location: Juliette Low School Classes: 8 Instructor: Stephanie Felber Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4212-3 4-6 yrs M 6-6:30 pm 1/9-3/12 $44 4212-4 7-10 yrs M 6:30-7 pm 1/9-3/12 $44
RMHS Cheer Clinic Learn cheers, chants, dance, jumps and basic stunts from a national award winning high school squad. Wear t-shirt, socks, and gym shoes. T-shirt available for purchase at the clinic. Check-in begins at 12:00pm; class from 1-2:45 pm. The participants from the clinic will be cheering at the 6 pm JV Basketball game at RMHS the same day. *Refunds must be requested one week prior to class start date. (AK) Location: Rolling Meadows High School Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4133-7 gr K-8 TBA: Please call or check ahpd.org $35
Performance Baton and Pom Dance In this class you will learn and memorize routines that will be performed at local functions, events and possible competitions. Great preparation for talent shows or school tryouts.No class 1/16, 2/20. (AK) Location: Juliette Low School Classes: 9 Instructor: Stephanie Felber Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4214-5 10+ M 7-8 pm 1/9-3/12 $44
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what were considered special treats. Please note any food allergies in the special needs section of registration. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Teri Ozawa Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4180-9 5-10 yrs M 1-2:30 pm 2/20 $16/$20
Cheerleading & Pom
Digital Movie with Animation Movie making’ is a perfect art-form which brings together a variety of talents and skills. The participants will choose themes for their movies and develop the plot. They will set up their studios with LEGO pieces and props, create an animated movie, edit, add title-credits-special effects and burn it to a CD for taking home. (Children are encouraged to bring LEGO toys and other props that they would need to make their animated movie) (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Technosaurus Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4220-9 8-12 yrs T 5:15-6:15 pm 2/7-3/27 $150
Spybotics: Spies ‘R’ Us! Lego Technology Classes
Techno Tops for Tots
The program enables learning by interacting with the computer and a variety of age appropriate software, and through observation, participation and discussion in this personalized class. Other than hands on experience with technology, the children develop and refine skills in language arts and reading readiness, math readiness and problem solving while having great fun. (LM) Location: Pioneer Instructor: TechnoSaurus Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4216-6 3-4 yrs T 2:45-3:15 pm 2/7-3/27 $115 4216-7 4-5 yrs T 3:30-4 pm 2/7-3/27 $115
Working in teams, with knocked-down LEGO robotic kits, the participants will assemble robotic mission-vehicles’ (spybots) following the instructions from interactive software provided on laptop computers. After testing their spybots for operational readiness, they obtain mission briefings from the S.M.A.R.T. Headquarters for executing secret missions. Using the remote maneuver and control system, they will guide their spybot, against time, to accomplish the missions. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: TechnoSaurus Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4223-0 9-12 yrs T 6:30-7:30 pm 2/7-3/27 $150
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Little Masters at LEGO Engineering Working with LEGO Education Kits under professional guidance, children make working models of simple machines to learn some of the basic concepts of engineering and science. Hands-on activity develops an understanding of how things work which develops the aptitude for engineering and promotes learning in science. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Technosauras Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4218-8 5-7 yrs T 4:15-5 pm 2/7-3/27 $144
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ADULT PROGRAMS On September 30, 2011, Urban Harvest celebrated the 11 year anniversary of the store, and the end of a chapter in a wonderful story. September 30th also marked the last day and the closing of the store. We would like to thank Mary Ellen Hogan, and Urban Harvest, for the relationship we have shared over the past number of years! It has been a pleasure working with them in offering a number of great cooking and wine classes! As we move on, we are currently working with other Arlington Heights businesses in order to continue these offerings. Along with the Winter Program Guide, please check our website at www. ahpd.org for more classes, offerings, and information to come. For more information, please call Tom Divello, Pioneer Park Supervisor at 847-506-2734 or tdivello@ahpd.org
Introduction to Wine - The Basics Are you a budding enthusiast? Join us for a popular “101� of basics wine in a laid back and fun atmosphere at Tuscan Market & Wine Shop. No better way than to start with wine on the table --- our team will have you swirling, sniffing, and sipping with the best of them in a few hours time. Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class date. (TD) Location: Tuscan Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4195-8 21+ M 7-9 pm 1/23 $30
Uncorked: Bubbles, Ink and Chocolate
Truly this is the beer class for everyone. This is an introduction to how beer is made, major beer styles, and the history of brewing. At Tuscan Market & Wine Shop, we also happen to serve and stock over 70 different beers. This class is your primer on the great modern, classic beer styles, and for budding beer enthusiasts. Be prepared to sample plenty of great suds! Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class date. (TD) Location: Tuscan Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4199-9 21+ T 7-9 pm 1/3 $25
Appreciation of Port, Sherries and Maderia Wines Put down the ladle, these wines are not just for cooking anymore. There is so much history and geography that lead these wonderful sippers to our glass. Join us at Tuscan Market & Wine Shop where we will teach you the styles and differences between Ports, Sherries, and Maderia. More importantly; you will taste and pair these gems with cheeses, nuts, and chocolate. It is a delicious evening for sure. Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class date. (TD) Location: Tuscan Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4181-2 21+ W 7-9 pm 2/28 $25
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Possibly one of the most enjoyable adventures in the food and wine experience is popping some bubbly, sipping some delicious red wines, and savoring different chocolates. The adventure will be hosted at Tuscan Market & Wine Shop where Amy Philpott and her team will guide you through this journey that will ignite your taste buds and expand your horizon. Refunds must be requested one week prior to the class date. (TD) Location: Tuscan Market Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4181-1 21+ W 7-9 pm 2/8 $25
The Great Beer Experience
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Preschool building blocks Preschool Classes for 3-5 Year Olds About the Instructors: Skilled professionals schooled in early childhood and/or elementary education teach the preschool program. Our instructors are kept informed of current trends in education by attending early childhood workshops and conferences throughout the year. The teachers provide a sensitive and safe learning environment while helping the children develop new interests, learn good work habits, follow directions, socialize, share, and establish self-direction. About the Program: The preschool program provides a carefully planned curriculum, developed with the guidance of District 25 Kindergarten teachers. Our program is designed to give your child the tools and experiences they need to assure a positive transition from preschool to kindergarten. Some ongoing skills emphasized during our two year program are recognition and printing of first name with upper and lower case letters, naming basic colors and shapes, finding upper and lower cases letters when named, and reciting number 1-20. Our teachers encourage creative freedom through free play, imaginative play, arts and crafts, music, science, and gross and fine motor activities. The philosophy of our preschool is to allow the children to learn through play. Children in preschool must be toilet trained; pull-ups are not acceptable. Children in the 3-4 year old program must be 3 by September 1, 2011; those in the 4-5 year old program must be 4 by September 1, 2011. Proof of age is required at the time of registration. All participants are required to provide snacks, juice, and napkins for the children in the program several times throughout the school year. Sign-up for the snack dates is conducted in the fall. Parent helpers in the 3-4 year old program is optional. Talk to your child’s teacher if you are interested in assisting in the classrooms on an occasional basis.
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Preschool Registration 2011/2012 Start planning now for next year’s preschool program. Registration will take place on Saturday, February 25th at Pioneer Park (500 S. Fernandez) beginning at 7:45 am for the 2012/2013 school year. This registration is a first come, first serve basis. Non-residents may register starting March 12th. Come and see us at the preschool fair held at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library on January 18 from 7:00-8:30 pm and receive the class offerings and fee schedule for 2012/2013. Watch for registration details in the Spring Program Guide delivered on January 28.
Preschool Classes The philosophy of the preschool program is to allow the children to learn through play, as they grow socially, emotionally, physically, and intellectually. Our preschool program provides a sensitive and safe learning environment. Our goals are to encourage children to work, play, and share with each other, to develop new interests, enhance creative abilities, learn problem-solving skills, be able to follow directions and establish selfdirection. We provide a well-rounded program, developed with the guidance of District 25 kindergarten teachers, to meet individual needs and help all children see themselves as capable learners. Children are exposed to activities, which include experiences in foundations of alphabet, numbers, fine and gross motor coordination, and language skills. A positive experience in preschool will lay the groundwork for the school years ahead. Responses from parents who have sent their children through the preschool program have been extremely positive.
Preschool Open House Come visit our Preschool Open House this Winter. We are offering four preschool sites conveniently located in your neighborhood. You’ll have the chance to meet our compassionate and enthusiastic preschool teachers during one of four open houses. All of our teachers are skilled professionals with degrees in early childhood or elementary education. Our curriculum incorporates Illinois Early Learning Standards. Check out our classrooms held in large, bright spacious rooms. We have room to roam with plenty of open space and outdoor play areas as well as access to gymnasiums and other park district amenities. • Recreation Park on February 9 from 7- 8 pm • Frontier Park and Pioneer Park on February 8 from 7-8 pm • Camelot Park on February 16 from 7-8 pm We look forward to meeting you!
LYNN MINUSKIN
Preschool Supervisor
For more information on preschool programs and camps, please call Lynn at 847.577.3003 x 4339 or lminuskin@ahpd.org
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Preschoolers currently enrolled in the Arlington Heights Park District 4-5 year old preschool program are eligible to join this program. Taught by Arlington Heights Park District’s preschool teachers, the program includes enrichment activities that correspond with the monthly themes during class. Children have the ability to fine-tune their skills such as cutting, tracing, letters, numbers and printing. There is also free play time. Participants need to bring a lunch and drink each week. (LM) Age: 4-5 yrs Class Location Day(s) Time Date Fee Instructor Classes No Class 4262-5 Camelot M 11:30 am-2 pm 1/9-2/27 $113 Wendy Gismondi 6 1/16, 2/20 4262-6 Camelot W 11:30 am-2 pm 1/4-2/29 $169 Wendy Gismondi 9 4262-7 Frontier M 11:30 am-2 pm 1/9-2/27 $113 Stephanie Tallidis 6 1/16, 2/20 4262-8 Frontier W 11:30 am-2 pm 1/4-2/29 $169 Stephanie Tallidis 9 4262-9 Pioneer M 11:30 am-2 pm 1/9-2/27 $113 Kathy O’Shaughnessy 6 1/16, 2/20 4263-0 Pioneer W 11:30 am-2 pm 1/4-2/29 $169 Kathy O’Shaughnessy 9 4263-1 Recreation M 11:30 am-2 pm 1/9-2/27 $113 Pat Pietro 6 1/16, 2/20 4263-2 Recreation W 11:30 am-2 pm 1/4-2/29 $169 Pat Pietro 9
Evening Preschool (3-5 yrs)
Adult and Tot Time Out (6-48 mos)
This new program is an opportunity for working parents to enroll their child in evening preschool. Our evening program is especially geared toward participants who missed the 9/1 school cut off but anyone is eligible to attend. During this 18 week program, emphasis will be on fine and gross motor skills, color and shapes, numbers, pre- reading skills, alphabet skills and name writing. Social skills will be stressed such as sharing, listening skills and circle time activities. The cost of this class can be broken down into two payments of $200. The first payment is due at time of registration, and the second payment is due on March 1, 2012. (LM) Location: Recreation Instructor: Pat Pietro/Wendy Gismondi Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4254-0 M, W 6-8 pm 1/9-5/16 $400
Need to get out of the house, socialize and let your child burn up a little excess energy? This time out is for you. Equipment (slides, climbers, mats, balls, mini basketball, etc.) is available for your child to use. This is a drop-in event; there is no instruction. Punch cards may be purchased at Frontier Park, Heritage Park or the Administration Center during regular office hours. Online registration is not available. (LM) Fee: $36 Classes: 8 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4227-2 Frontier M 10:30 am-1 pm 1/9-2/27 4227-3 Frontier W 9:30 am-12 pm 1/4-2/22 4227-4 Heritage T 1:15-3:45 pm 1/3-2/21
Wigglin Gigglin Fun (6-18 mos) Introduce your child to circle time and come meet new friends. You’ll get to know other parents, discuss parenting topics and enjoy your baby’s first playtime setting with music, toys and movement. Children will engage in large motor play through tunnels, balls, parachute play and slides plus some music time too. A perfect blend for baby/parent quality time. (LM) Location: Heritage Classes: 7 Instructor: Karrie Miletic Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4225-1 T 11:10-11:50 am 1/10-2/21 $49/$61.50
Tot Rock (24 months with parent) Tot Rock is an introductary music class with a large sensory component. Each week we will use rhythm instruments like maracas and tambourines, play with props like a parachute and beanbags, and explore sensory items like bubbles and feathers. In addition to improving your tot’s newly-acquired motor skills, each class provides structured and unstructured time to encourage socialization and stimulate your tot. Sign up for both sessions as the curriculum does not repeat. (LM) Age: 12-24 mos Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4229-5 M 9:15-9:55 am 1/9-2/6 $48/$60.50 4229-6 M 9:15-9:55 am 2/20-3/19 $48/$60.50
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Preschool Extended Day Program (Lunch Bunch)
preschool
Mini Gym For Adults & Tots
On My Way- Transition Class (22-36 mos)
Our motor development program is structured for continuity from one class level to the next. Emphasis is placed on hand-eye coordination, listening skills, following directions, large motor development, social interaction and special awareness at levels suitable to the age and maturity of each child. When choosing a class for your child, take into consideration your child’s emotional maturity and experience as well as age. It is best to have one adult per child in the class. To insure the safety of all participants we ask that no unregistered siblings attend the class. (LM) Location: Heritage Classes: 8 R/NR Fee: $56/$68.50 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4231-8 18-24 mos T 6:30-7:10 pm 1/3-2/21 4231-9 2-3 yrs T 7:10-7:50 pm 1/3-2/21
On my way helps ease a child’s transition from being with a parent to functioning on his own. Gradual weaning away from dependency on your presence will occur after the first couple of weeks. Class time includes an introduction to the preschool setting with playtime, stories, music and movement plus lots of fun toys to climb on and around. Parents will be required to stay in close proximity in case of diaper change. We will ask each parent or caregiver to rotate in the class once to stay and see up close all the fun we have independently. No class 2/28, 3/20, 3/27, 4/17. (LM) Location: Heritage Classes: 15 Instructor: Karrie Miletic Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4236-3 T 9-9:50 am 1/10-5/15 $108/$135.50 4236-4 T 10-11 am 1/10-5/15 $122/$152.50
Kid Rock (20-36 months with parent)
Mini Motor Midgets- Adult and Tot Program (2-3 years)
Each week we will use our imaginations while singing songs, dancing to the beat, playing with rhythm instruments and props, and practicing fine and large motor skills. Our unique curriculum incorporates various learning styles while combining play with music, enhancing listening skills and promoting socialization. Parents participate in Kid Rock I; Kid Rock II is without parent participation to encourage independence. Sign up for both sessions as the curriculum does not repeat. (LM) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Instructor: Kid Rock Staff
We’ll be playing indoor games, tumbling, jumping, climbing and work with hoops, balls and other gym equipment. Emphasis is placed on developing hand-eye coordination, large motor skills, endurance, listening skills, following directions and social interaction. This program is for the child along with an accompanying adult. (LM) Location: Frontier Classes: 8 R/NR Fee: $56/$68.50 Class Day(s) Time Date 4240-7 Sa 9-9:40 am 1/7-2/25 4240-8 Sa 9:45-10:25 am 1/7-2/25 4240-9 Sa 10:30-11:10 am 1/7-2/25
Kid Rock I: 20-36 mos Class Day(s) Time 4234-0 M 10-10:40 am 4234-1 M 10-10:40 am
Date 1/9-2/6 2/20-3/19
R/NR Fee $48/$60.50 $48/$60.50
Kid Rock II: 3-4 years without parent Class Day(s) Time Date 4249-6 M 10:45-11:25 am 1/9-2/6 4249-7 M 10:45-11:25 am 2/20-3/19
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Come 2 Play (2-3 yrs) Calling all 2 and 3 year olds interested in preschool! Come and explore the great toys and fun in the preschool room at Recreation Park. This program is a weekly drop in and play time geared for 2 and 3 year olds and an accompanying adult. The children will have the opportunity to participate with the dress up clothes, sand and water tables, puzzles, trains, dollhouses, kitchen area, library nook with books and couches and assorted games. (LM) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Instructor: Pat Pietro Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4238-6 Su 11:30 am-12:30 pm 1/8-2/26 $36
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Homemade Fun (3-6 yrs)
Help beat cabin fever as we cruise through winter. Each week will be a different adventure for you and your child. This is a great way to get out and burn off some creative energy together. Each night you will make a craft, have storytime, enjoy a snack and do some creative movement around the club theme for the night. Sign up for one or for all the offerings. A parent needs to be present for each class. Be sure to wear your beach gear for the Beach Party and to dress for a mess for Ooey Goey Fun Day. (LM) Location: Pioneer Fee: $14 Instructor: Karrie Miletic Class Day(s) Time Date Theme 4243-0 Th 6:30-7:15 pm 1/12 Super Hero 4243-1 T 6:30-7:15 pm 1/24 Beach Party 4243-2 Th 6:30-7:15 pm 2/16 Blast into Space 4243-3 Th 6:30-7:15 pm 2/23 Ooey Goey Fun
Why run to the store to buy art and play materials, when you have the ingredients at home and can make it with your child? Not only is it fun, but it’s a math, language, sensory and social event all at the same time. Each week will feature different types of materials such as homemade playdough, finger paint, wikki sticks, silly putty and more. Each child will also decorate a recipe box to store all the recipes you will receive during the three weeks. This is a parent-child activity, please register the child. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Teri Ozawa Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4256-1 Sa 1-2:30 pm 1/14-1/28 $36/$45
A-B-C’s and 1-2-3’s (3 years) Is your child ready for preschool but missed the September 1 cut-off? This class is perfect for children who are three years and older and born between September and December. The program consists of preschool activities including arts and crafts, games, songs and socialization skills. Participants must be toilet trained. Age Requirement: Three years old born between September and December 2008. (LM) Location: Heritage Classes: 8 Instructor: Amy Wilson Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4245-4 M 9:30-11 am 1/9-2/27 $127
Kids Club (3-4 yrs) Everyone wants to join the Kid’s Club! Enjoy crafts, songs, music and games. A snack will be provided at the end of class. Children must be toilet trained to participate and must meet the age requirements by the first class date. Parents are not required to stay in this class. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Amy Wilson Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4247-5 W 9:30-10:45 am 1/4-2/22 $82/$99.50
Cafe Amigos (3-5 yrs) Cafe Amigos is open for business! Children can bring a lunch with a beverage and learn Spanish while eating with friends. There will be exciting theme days, songs, art, games and more! It’s 90 minutes of fun! Cafe Amigos is the perfect setting for children to learn Spanish! All instructors are experienced early childhood educators and at least one instructor will be a native speaker. (LM) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4251-9 F 11:30 am-1 pm 1/6-2/24 $156
Preschool Academy (4-5 yrs) This new program is geared for children entering Kindergarten next Fall to offer additional enrichment activities. Lesson plans are geared to further develop skills noted in the Illinois Early Learning Standards. Preschool teachers Sue Wojtalewicz and Pat Pietro will provide children the opportunities to improve on readiness skills to have a smooth transition from preschool to Kindergarten. (LM) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Instructor: Sue Wojtalewicz and Pat Pietro Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4258-2 Th 3:30-5:30 pm 1/5-2/23 $136
Reading Readiness (4-5 yrs) Facilitate your child’s love of reading. Two certified teachers will strengthen your child’s reading readiness through a shared storytime, letter recognition activities and a corresponding craft. Different lessons will be taught each session. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Rachel Bertrand Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4260-3 Sa 9-9:45 am 1/7-2/25 $65 4260-4 Sa 10-10:45 am 1/7-2/25 $65
Author Adventure! (4-6 yrs) Explore the books of favorite children’s authors such as Sandra Boynton, Dr. Suess, Eric Carle, Mo Willems, Laura Numeroff and many more. Each week we will read a different story and then do enrichment activities related to the book. Our adventure will include art projects, games, music, movement, math, science and writing just to name a few! (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Erin Perkinson Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4265-3 T 11:15-12:15 pm 1/3-2/21 $56
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Parent/Tot Winter Adventures (2-4.5 yrs)
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Book Cooks (4-6 yrs) Book Cooks offers preschoolers an opportunity to create edible art/crafts that are linked to age appropriate literature. Each tasty lesson uses a popular children’s book to introduce the children to a seasonally linked theme. We will read the book, make a non-cooked food craft and assemble a cookbook for the children to take with them at the end of class. The activities will strengthen their knowledge and love of literature, encourage direction following and introduce valuable math skills such as measuring, counting, patterning, identifying shapes and making fractions. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Erin Perkinson Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4267-4 T 10-11 am 1/3-2/21 $56
Fairytale Feast! (4-6 yrs) Explore the wonderful world of Fairy Tales, Folk Tales and Nursery Rhymes and then prepare a snack worthy of a Prince or Princess, a little pig or big bad wolf! The activities will strengthen your child’s knowledge and love of literature, encourage direction following and introduce valuable math skills. We will include traditional child friendly versions of the classic fairy tales as well as some not so traditional versions. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Erin Perkinson Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4271-7 Th 12:30-1:30 pm 1/5-2/23 $56
Let’s Do Lunch and Learn! (4-6 yrs)
Fruits & Veggies to the Rescue! (4-6 yrs) Who knew fruits & veggies could be so FUN?! As parents we know fruits & veggies are so important to our kids’ health and nutrition. But getting them to eat their fruits & veggies isn’t easy. Your kids will learn to love fruits & veggies in this hands-on, interactive class. Kids will discover the superhero powers of fruits & veggies. They’ll meet a local farmer, plant their own fruit or veggie plant to take home, create fun art projects, play games and much more. You’ll never have to coerce your kids to eat their apples or carrots again! (LM) Fee: $45 Classes: 4 Instructor: Nina Vanderwiel Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4269-5 Olympic W 1-2 pm 1/11-2/1 4269-6 Pioneer Sa 11 am - 12 pm 1/14-2/4
What’s Cooking? (4-7 yrs) Children learn to work in the kitchen, with adult supervision. They’ll be measuring, mixing, blending ingredients, baking, working with appliances, setting the table and cleaning up. Proper table manners are stressed. Menus include snacks, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The children eat what they cook. Different foods are prepared each session. Related songs and activities are conducted in class. (LM) Location: Frontier Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4275-9 Sa 9-10:15 am 1/7-2/25 $60/$72.50
Each week we will explore a different preschool theme through literature, art, music, math and science! The lesson will last an hour. After we feed our brains, we will feed our tummies with a sack lunch brought from home. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Erin Perkinson Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4273-8 Th 10:30-12 pm 1/5-2/23 $84
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Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
An Early Childhood Music and Movement Program Kindermusik is the premier early childhood music and movement program based on the belief that every child is musical, every parent is the child’s most important teacher, and the home is the most important place for learning to take root and grow. We’ll explore and grow through music, movement, instrument exploration, story time, and so much more! (LM) Instructor: Colleen Froehlicher Location: Pioneer Park 500 S. Fernandez 847.577.3035
Kindermusik Village - Cock A Doodle Moo!! (1-18 mos) In this class you will sing songs about the farm, including Old Macdonald, Hayride and Clever Cows. You’ll engage in rituals and playful activities that engage your baby including infant massage, lap bounces, exercise and quiet time. Optional kit fee of $40 can be paid to the instructor on the first class for the home materials provided below: Home materials: a picture board book with charming farm animals and the sounds they make-Cock A Doodle Moo!, a CD of songs heard in class, a Sunshine jingle instrument for music-making at home, and a set of art banners for the nursery wall. No class 2/1 or 2/2. (LM) Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4278-0 W 9:15-9:55 am 1/18-3/7 $75 4278-1 W 11:30-12:10 pm 1/18-3/7 $75 4278-3 W 5:45-6:25 pm 1/18-3/7 $75 4278-4 Th 11:30-12:10 pm 1/19-3/8 $75
Kindermusik- Sign and Sing (6-36 mos) Sign and Sing is developmentally appropriate program for parents and hearing children based on American Sign Language. Using everyday items in engaging small and large group activities, we’ll sing songs and practice the sign as we say the words, play with toys, and help the children learn both the spoken word and the sign. Throughout the program over 75 signs will be used in various activities and games that we play together. The Home Materials include a children’s DVD called The Treasure Chest: Signs, Songs and Rhymes, and features mini-music videos of children singing well-loved songs using the signs, as well as showing the printed word across the bottom of the screen-giving children multiple ways to learn the words, the sign, and the language. No class 2/2 or 3/29. (LM) Classes: 12 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4280-5 Th 10:45-11:25 am 1/19-5/10 $132 4280-6 F 10-10:40 am 1/20-5/11 $150
Kindermusik Our Time Away We Go (1.5-3.5 yrs) Hop on a plane, board a train, get in the car and Away We Go! This class focuses on transportation, a favorite topic for toddlers who are on the go, go, go! Optional kit for $55 includes: double CD with songs from class, two interactive story books- Shiny Dinah and Giddy-Up! to develop early literacy skills; home activity book and two harmonics designed for toddlers. No class 2/1, 2/2, 3/28, 3/29. (LM) Classes: 15 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4282-7 W 10-10:40 am 1/18-5/9 $165 4282-8 W 10:45-11:25 am 1/18-5/9 $165 4282-9 W 5-5:40 pm 1/18-5/9 $165 4283-0 W 6:30-7:10 pm 1/18-5/9 $165 4283-1 Th 9:15-9:55 am 1/19-5/10 $165 4283-2 Th 10-10:40 am 1/19-5/10 $165
Kindermusik- Imagine That- Toys I Make, Trips I Take (3-5 yrs) Your child’s unique interests will be fully engaged in an environment that invites the development of the whole child allowing for curious young minds, bodies, and voices to reflect, compare, make choices, express opinions, solve problems, sing and move- all through a joyful musical experience. Optional kit fee of $65 includes: 2 musical CDs filled with Kindermusik’s extraordinary blend of music, 2 enchanting original Kindermusik movement and music books, Toys I Make, Trips I Take play set, a family activity book, and a Kindermusik drum which allow your child to create a wide range of musical sounds. Optional Kit Fee of $65 must be paid to instructor at first class. No class 2/1, 3/28. (LM) Classes: 15 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4285-3 W 4:15-4:55 pm 1/18-5/9 $165
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Kindermusik
Art Classes creativity Princess Crafts
Preschool Arts & Crafts
ART Classes
Little Doodlers (20-36 mos) This is a special art class just for toddlers and parents (or helpers). Little fingers will experiment with painting, gluing, sticking, printing and creating while developing fine motor, language and self-help skills. This is an I can do it! class that is fun and creative! Each session has new activities. Moms and helpers get to play too. (LO) Location: Olympic Classes: 8 Instructor: Cindy Erchull Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4371-0 M 9:30-10:15 am 1/9-2/27 $57 4371-1 F 9:30-10:15 am 1/6-2/24 $57 4371-2 F 10:30-11:15 am 1/6-2/24 $57
Mini Artists (with Adult) 2.5-3.5 yrs Here’s a chance for your child to create fabulous art projects with that special adult. No fuss, no mess at your house; just lots of fun! Projects follow seasonal themes. It is best to have one special adult per child. Please no additional unregistered siblings. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4373-3 W 10:15-11 am 1/4-2/22 $57 4373-4 M 11:30-12:15 pm 1/9-2/27 $57
ABC Art ABC Art is a great way for children to learn the alphabet while creating their own masterpieces. Each week we introduce one new letter and do an art project associated with that letter. Class includes a short story featuring the day’s letter. Parents need to attend class with 2.5-3.5 year olds. Please, no additional unregistered siblings. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4375-5 2.5-5 yrs W 9:15-10 am 1/4-2/22 $57 4375-6 3-5 yrs M 10:30-11:15 am 1/9-2/27 $57
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We’ll have a royal time making charming princess crafts. With a bibbidi-bobbidi-boo and a wave of a magic wand we’ll create a dazzling shoe for Cinderella. A colorful magic carpet for Jasmine, a sparkling tiara for Tiana and a sweet smelling rose for Belle are crafts that await us at Pioneer Park Castle. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4377-7 2.5-5 yrs Th 9:15-10 am 1/5-2/23 $57
Cooking And Crafty Creations (without parents) This class is a two-for-one. Each class is designed to complement the other. In the cooking class, we’ll be measuring, mixing, blending and creating foods. Table manners and cleanup are stressed. We’ll tap your child’s creativity with unique crafts, projects and pictures for the craft portion of the class. (LM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Amy Wilson Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4379-8 3-4 yrs F 9:30-10:30 am 1/6-2/24 $60/$72.50
Mini Artist Children create terrific art and craft projects on their own. They’ll learn basic fine motor skills such as use of scissors, coloring, painting and gluing. Seasonal themes are used, with a different one featured each session. One parent helper per class is needed. Please no additional unregistered siblings. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4381-9 3-5 yrs T 9:15-10 am 1/3-2/21 $57
I Spy Shapes Shapes and patterns are all around us. We can find them outdoors and in our homes. My shape is that of a yo-yo, wheel, and lollipop. What am I? My shape is that of a tent, sailboat mast and pizza slice. What am I? As shape detectives, we’ll discover the answers to these riddles and make crafts to show our discoveries. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4384-0 3-5 yrs Th 10:15-11 am 1/5-2/23 $57
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Winter Wonders
Magnificent Me Every child is a special individual with a unique personality and many talents. We’ll celebrate this uniqueness with personalized crafts using handprints, footprints and fingerprints. Silhouette tracings, mirror art and name paintings will be other projects that will announce that you are magnificent! (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4388-2 3-5 yrs M 9:15-10 am 1/9-2/27 $57
Clayworks - Preschool Experience the joy of working with clay. Children create their own masterpieces using the pinch, coil and slab methods. No previous experience is necessary to enroll. Students work at their own pace and progress to more difficult projects according to ability. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4390-3 3-6 yrs T 5:15-6 pm 1/3-2/21 $64
Rootin’ Tootin’ Crafts Howdy cowgirls and cowboys! We’ll wrangle up some fun as we make a variety of wild west crafts. A cactus collage and a friendly horse will have us cheering giddy-up. We’ll be looking spiffy in a western vest that we decorate ourselves. Yeehaw for lasso art and a pioneer pencil holder too! (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4392-4 3-6 yrs F 10:30-11:15 am 1/6-2/24 $57
Create Shapes This class will use shapes to make fun art projects. Toddlers will use cirlces, squares, hearts and triangles to make their favorite animals and objects. This is a great way to learn shapes while creating a clever art project to take home! (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Brianne Rielly Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4000-4 3-6 yrs Tu 10:30-11:15 am 1/9-2/13 $57
Young Rembrandts Preschool Drawing Young students are eager to learn and such a joy to teach. Young Rembrandts instructors provide a nurturing and strong learning environment that expands Preschooler’s image vocabulary as they draw familiar images such as fish, teddy bears, rainbows and cowboys. We’ll concentrate on the skills of drawing and coloring while we develop fine motor skills, focus, listening, staying on task, patience and organization. (LO) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Instructor: Young Rembrandts Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4396-6 3.5-5 yrs Th 9:30-10:15 am 1/5-2/23 $71/$89 4396-7 3.5-5 yrs M 4-4:45 pm 1/9-2/27 $71/$89
Mad Science For Young Scientists Join Mad Science for loads of hands-on science fun. Each week will involve experiments and exploration designed just for younger scientists. Lots of fun and exciting science topics to investigate and things to take home. All materials are included and instructors are provided by Mad Science of Northern Illinois. All children must be four years old as of January 1, 2012. (PR) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4398-8 4-6 yrs Th 11-11:45 am 1/19-3/8 $120 4398-9 5-8 yrs Th 4:15-5 pm 1/19-3/8 $120
Funny Footprints Whose footprint is that anyway? Animal or human? Find out how to tell which animal left a track in the snow. Art project and snack included. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Instructor: Beth Bridier Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4401-0 4-7 yrs Sa 1-2:30 pm 2/18 $16/$20
Basic Drawing Explore the art of drawing using various materials and combinations. We will introduce sketching, shading, one-point perspective, landscape, still life and figures. Fee includes all supplies. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4403-1 4-8 yrs W 5:30-6:15 pm 1/4-2/22 $49
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Art classes
Welcome winter with some frosty fun crafts. We’ll make a penguin with happy feet and an unbreakable snow globe. We’ll be sniffing the air with delight as we make a hot chocolate mug painted with real syrup. A paper bag fireplace and a snowflake wreath will have us crafting the winter blues away. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Marie Droske Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4386-1 3-5 yrs F 9:30-10:15 am 1/6-2/24 $57
ART Classes
Creating Character through Crafts
It’s a Pirate’s Life for me!
This class will introduce character development through art! Themes include responsibility, respect, fairness, and caring, that are important in growing up to be a “good neighbor.” Themes will be associated with fun characters such as Rusty the Respectful Racoon and Fran the Fair Frog. A short story will be read at the beginning of class, followed by a craft project with scissors, glue and more. A positive way to express yourself. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Brianne Rielly Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4000-3 3-6 yrs Tu 9:30-10:15 pm 1/10-2/28 $57
This class is swash buckling fun for students of all ages. Students will create their own treasure map game to play at home. We will be making treasure chests, flags, pirate ships and other things that relate to the exciting world of pirates. Everyone in this class must bring their wild imagination! You won’t want to miss it. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 7 Instructor: Alissa Webster Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4411-5 5-12 yrs M 6:30-7:30 pm 1/9-2/20 $65
Imagine That Make your childhood dreams come alive as we learn the basics of drawing and painting scenes from different times and places! These fantastic works of art may depict anything from dinosaurs to real castles, outer space to monsters and transformer robots. Students will learn to draw with step by step warm up activities. Even beginning artists will have amazing results with glitter watercolors, sponge art and texture plates. Join us on an artistic journey where we can go anywhere in our art! (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4405-2 4-8 yrs M 5:30-6:15 pm 1/9-2/27 $57
Youth Art
Art Club
Here’s a club just for you! We’ll make crafts, paintings, drawings and work with clay. Club members vote on projects they want to do; so club members get to do projects that interest them. In each class, we’ll make one project and discuss ideas for the following week. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4407-3 5-12 yrs T 6:15-7:15 pm 1/3-2/21 $70
Messy 3-D Kids will enjoy making all those fun but messy art projects they can’t do at home. Messy 3-D projects include clay, plaster and much more. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4409-4 5-12 yrs W 6:30-7:30 pm 1/4-2/22 $70
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Clayworks Children love working with clay! They’ll create their own masterpieces using the pinch, coil and slab methods. No previous experience is necessary to enroll. Students work at their own pace and progress to more difficult projects according to ability. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4413-6 6-12 yrs Th 5:15-6:30 pm 1/5-2/23 $87
Young Rembrandts Our elementary-age curriculum is designed to teach basic to advanced drawing skills, art techniques and vocabulary. We believe that drawing is the bedrock skill required for future artistic success. We give them skills to express their creativity and believe that all children can and should learn to draw. We provide all materials and teach new lessons each week in a positive and nurturing environment, which brings out the best in each child. You’ll see increased art abilities, learning skills, self-confidence and self-esteem. (LO) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Instructor: Young Rembrandts Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4415-7 6-12 yrs M 5-5:45 pm 1/9-2/27 $71/$89
Mini Doodlers Children develop their creativity through carefully designed lessons that ignite the imagination and develop skills they will use in all aspects of life. Children create masterpieces that are truly unique using real artist materials including watercolors, tempera paints, oil pastels, creative tools and more. Each session has new activities.(LO) Location: Olympic Classes: 6 Instructor: Cindy Erchull Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4394-5 3-6 yrs M 10:30-11:15 am 1/9-2/27 $60/$75
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Inspiration Studio (aka Teen Time)
Explore the creative world of art with your child. In this class you’ll learn different techniques with step-by-step projects. Parent and child can work on projects together or create their own one-of-a-kind masterpieces. This class is a great bonding experience for you and your child. This class will include daily warm up activities. The class will also include a drawing day, a painting day/ collage, table top clay day, a wheel throwing day, a glazing day and three free choice classes. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4417-8 7-14 yrs T 7:15-8:30 pm 1/3-2/21 $81
Painting with Acrylics Students paint only on canvas board with acrylic paints. Projects include still life, floral, and landscapes. Students complete one to two paintings per session. Since our instructors work with students individually, the class is open to beginners, intermediate, or advanced level students interested in developing their painting talents. Fee includes all supplies. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 7 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4419-9 7-14 yrs M 7:30-8:30 pm 1/9-2/20 $65
Adult Arts & Crafts
Art Studio
Be creative and use your artistic ability in this open studio. Experience making pottery or drawing and painting using acrylic paints or pastel/colored/charcoal pencils. If you choose pottery, you’ll learn slab, coil, pinch and wheel techniques. If drawing or painting is more your style, you can focus on landscapes, portraits, cartoons or whatever you like. Studio time is for those with an understanding of basic skills and who want to do a step-by-step with the instructor or create on their own time. (LO) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4424-1 13+ Th 7-9:30 pm 1/5-2/23 $104
Digital Photography 101 Santa brought you a brand new digital camera. So now what? Find out from Bill Kruser, co-president of the Arlington Heights Camera Club, chairman of the Arlington-in-Pictures Committee and an Arts Commissioner for the Village of Arlington Heights. Learn basic operations, composition, lighting and ask your questions. Examples will be used and participants will share their photos with each other. For all ages of adults - high school through retirees. (TO) Location: Historical Museum Classes: 4 Instructor: Bill Kruser Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4426-2 16+ T 7-8:30 pm 1/17-2/7 $60/$75
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Art classes
Parent and Me Art Studio
Art is self expression. This studio experience offers the freedom to express your creative self in a comfortable non-judgemental environment for you to challenge your creativity. Take part in live demonstrations of new techniques, clearly-explained ten-minute warm up exercises that can be used to inspire/challenge you throughout your life, and interesting group discussions about art. This studio offers you the space to spread out and create larger pieces of art. If you are interested in animation, graphic design, sculpture, painting, spray painting, or drawing this is the art class of you. All supplies are included including clay (fired in a kiln), glazes, plaster paper mache, paints, pastels, canvases, water colored pencils, water colors, colored pencils, crafts/craft materials and a library of inspirational art books. Come rediscover your creative side and challenge yourself in our Inspiration Studio. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Alissa Webster-Phillips Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4422-0 10-17 yrs W 7:30-8:45 pm 1/4-2/22 $87
Dance express yourself
Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks
Introducing AHPD’s Dance staff.
Let’s put a face with the names that you’ve heard so much about... Meet the group:
Barb Bridges
Dance
Barb is so excited to be teaching at the AHPD. She has been dancing since age 6. Her favorite dance forms include ballet, jazz and tap. She studied dance with Gus Giordano, Ruth Page and Galena Dance Studio. She has a degree in dance performance and education from the University of Illinois. She has been teaching dance and fitness classes for many years. She is currently a substitute teacher for K-8 grades.
Brittany Burns
Brittany is excited to be the newest member of the dance program and comes to us with over 20 years of experience. She has studied, performed and taught many forms of dance at studios such as Gus Giordano, Joel Hall, Visceral and currently at the Mt. Prospect Park District. She wants to bring the joy of dance to all of her students.
Tanya Pieroni
Tanya has been dancing for 19 years with studio training in tap, ballet, jazz, and pointe. She has performed at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, and competed in Honolulu, Hawaii. She competed on the high school dance team for 4 years and took second place in the high school dance team state competition. Tanya started teaching for the park district in 2004 and has loved every year since.
Mollee Johnson
Mollee Johnson brings her passion for dance as well as over 25 years of experience to her teaching. She has a multitude of performance and choreography experience, including performances at Cedar Point Amusement Park, the College Football Hall of Fame, and Walt Disney World. Mollee continues to take master dance classes. Mollee is the Director of Fusion Dance Company.
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Jennifer has been studying dance since the age of four. She became a teacher for Dena Marie’s School of Dance in 2002. She has danced at the Lou Conte Dance Company and the Hubbard Street Dance Company. Throughout high school Jennifer was part of the Orchesis team for all 4 years and choreographed many variety show dances.
Carla Ricchio
Carla Ricchio has been with the Arlington Heights Park District Dance program since 2002. She has over 30 years of dance training and performing. Carla attended several Master Classes with Randy Duncan and attended dance classes at Gus Giordanos for several years. Carla likes to enforce a fun, positive, and serious learning experience for all her dancers.
Jennifer Rowley
Jennifer has a BA in Dance and Psychology from Denison University, with a concentration in Modern Dance. She has danced professionally and has presented her modern choreography in Washington D.C., New York, and Chicago. She is excited to be a part of the AHPD Dance Staff and is looking forward to a new year of teaching.
Sandy Smolenski
Sandy Tiberi Smolenski has been dancing since age 5. She has studied and performed
ballet, tap, jazz, modern, Irish step, tumbling, musical theater and precision team dance with Lynette’s in Park Ridge, Pat Moore’s School of Irish Dance, the University of Illinois at Urbana, Sandy is currently a dance instructor, a K-12 substitute teacher and a freelance photographer.
Julie Swichtenberg
Julie Swichtenberg studied as a dance major at Columbia College. Julie has appeared in many of Al Gillert’s instructional dance videos and is proficient in all dance forms. She is the director of Synergy Dance Company and has worked with Metropolis Performing Arts Centre as an instructor and choreographer for Curtains Up performing arts camp.
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Dance Information The Arlington Heights Park District recognizes dance as an ongoing commitment and allows participants to pre-register for classes they attended the previous session. For this reason, some classes may be closed when registration opens to new participants. The preregistration began with the Fall 2011 session. • The Winter/Spring 2012 session runs for 18 weeks ending with our annual dance recital (May 18-19). There are no classes March 2631. Classes fill quickly, so sign up early. • Please read class descriptions carefully to determine your child’s placement. If you have any questions regarding what level your child should be in, please contact Laura Oberg, Cultural Arts Supervisor, at the Arlington Heights Park District Administration Center, 847-506-7872. Students who enroll in the incorrect level may not be able to change classes if the class if full. Students must meet the minimum age requirements for the class by September 1, 2011.
Dance Recital The Park District’s annual dance recital will be held on Friday night, May 18 and Saturday, May 19 at St. Viator High School. Information regarding specific dates and times for each student will be available in late February. The fee for dance includes 18 weeks of classes and a costume for the recital. Costumes are ordered at the beginning of the session, and NO REFUNDS ARE GIVEN ON COSTUMES. Parents should check with instructors about signing off on costume size ordered for their child. Parents are responsible for their child’s costumes
Be Kind To Your Dance Instructor and Buy a Pair of Tap Ties!
Gotshoes?
Dance Shoe Sale and Meet The Teacher Night.
We’re hosting a meet-the-teacher night along with a used dance shoe sale on Wednesday, Dec. 28, 5:30 pm-7 pm at the Administration Center Dance Studio, 410 North Arlington Heights Road. Dance Instructors will be on hand to assist in proper shoe sizing, as well as giving your dancers an opportunity to meet their instructor ahead of time. • Individuals interested in selling their gently used dance shoes (Ballet, Tap, & Jazz) should drop items to be sold between the hours of 9 am-5 pm Monday through Friday at the Administration Center. • Shoe and money pickup takes place the last half hour (6:30-7 pm) of the sale. Any leftover shoes are donated to a charity. • 90% of the price will go directly to the seller and 10% goes to the Park District. Shoe Informational Forms can also be picked up either at the Administration Center or on our website at ahpd.org/dance.
Dance Shoe Sale Form You must fill out a separate form for each pair of shoes you want to sell. Name:________________________________ Type of Shoe: _____Ballet _____Tap _____Jazz Other (please specify)_______________________
Phone:________________________________ Size: ______ Color______________ Price: $________ Please CASH ONLY. (No checks or Credit Cards).
Complete the form and drop it off along with your shoes, and we’ll do the rest. The price you set is the price we will sell the shoes! (Please price your shoes reasonably for interested buyers).
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Dance
On sale now! Tap ties for your child’s tap shoes. Parents of students in Ballet and Tap I, II, and III: Tap ties are a great way to replace ribbon ties. They make your job easier when getting your child ready for class. The cost is $2 per pair. For sale at the Administration Center office, 410 North Arlington Heights Road and the Pioneer Park Office, 500 S. Fernandez Ave., during regular business hours.Any questions? Call Laura Oberg, Cultural Arts/Special Events Supervisor at 847.506.7872.
Preschool Dance
Tots in Motion w/ Parent Parents will help introduce their child to the world of dance by helping them learn about music, rhythm, and creative movement in a structured class. Development and control of gross motor skills, following directions, and taking turns are stressed. Parents and tots should wear ballet slippers or socks and comfortable clothing that allow them to move freely. Older and younger sibling who are not registered for this class and non-dancing adults are not allowed in the dance room during class. Only one parent per dancer, please. (LO) Location: Admin. Ctr. Class Age Day(s) Time Date Instructor R/NR Fee Classes 4287-5 2.5-3.5 yrs Sa 8:25-9:10 am 1/7-2/25 Barb Bridges $51/$64 8 4287-6 2.5-3.5 yrs T 9:15-9:45 am 1/10-2/28 Sandy Smolenski $51/$64 8 4287-7 2.5-3.5 yrs Th 9:15-9:45 am 1/12-3/1 Sandy Smolenski $51/$64 8
Ballet and Tap
Dance
This combination class teaches the basic positions, steps, and terminology of ballet and tap, as well as creative movement and tumbling (on occasion). This is a great class for your little ones to socialize and explore their creativity. Beginning students should start with the youngest class for their age group. Students should have one full year of instruction before moving up to the next level, unless otherwise recommended by instructor. • Students should wear leotards and tights. PINK Ballet shoes should be worn for ballet and BLACK tap shoes may be worn for tap. Please bring both pairs of dance shoes to every class. (LO)
Level I (3-4 yrs) Ages 3 & 4 years. Students must be three years old by September 1, 2011 and COMPLETELY TOILET TRAINED. (LO) R/NR Fee: $172/$204 Classes: 18 Class Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor 4289-9 Admin. Ctr. M 9:30-10:15 am 1/9-5/14 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 4290-0 Admin. Ctr. M 11:10-11:55 am 1/9-5/14 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 4290-1 Admin. Ctr. T 9:50-10:35 am 1/10-5/15 Sandy Smolenski 4290-2 Admin. Ctr. W 10:20-11:05 am 1/11-5/16 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 4290-3 Admin. Ctr. Th 9:50-10:35 am 1/12-5/17 Sandy Smolenski 4290-4 Admin. Ctr. Th 12:45-1:30 pm 1/12-5/17 Barb Bridges 4290-5 Admin. Ctr. F 11:05-11:50 am 1/6-5/11 Carla Ricchio 4290-6 Admin. Ctr. F 2:25-3:10 pm 1/6-5/11 Carla Ricchio 4290-7 Admin. Ctr. Sa 9:15-10 am 1/7-5/12 Barb Bridges 4290-8 Hasbrook W 5:15-6 pm 1/11-5/16 Barb Bridges 4290-9 Pioneer M 11:40 am-12:25 pm 1/9-5/14 Carla Ricchio 4291-0 Pioneer T 1:50-2:35 pm 1/10-5/15 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 4291-1 Pioneer W 11:45 am-12:30 pm 1/11-5/16 Carla Ricchio 4291-2 Pioneer Th 12:30-1:15 pm 1/12-5/17 Carla Ricchio 4291-3 Pioneer F 11-11:45 am 1/6-5/11 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 4291-4 Pioneer F 1:35-2:20 pm 1/6-5/11 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 4291-5 Pioneer Sa 11-11:45 am 1/7-5/12 Tanya Pieroni 4291-6 Pioneer Sa 2:25-3:10 pm 1/7-5/12 Brittany Burns
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No Class 3/26 3/26 3/27 3/28 3/29 3/29 3/30 3/30 3/31 3/28 3/26 3/27 3/28 3/29 3/30 3/30 3/31 3/31
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Ballet and Tap cont’d. Level II (4-5 yrs)
Instructor Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Sandy Smolenski Carla Ricchio Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Sandy Smolenski Barb Bridges Carla Ricchio Barb Bridges Brittany Burns Barb Bridges Carla Ricchio Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Carla Ricchio Carla Ricchio Carla Ricchio Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Tanya Pieroni Brittany Burns
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Instructor Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Carla Ricchio Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Barb Bridges Carla Ricchio Carla Ricchio Barb Bridges Carla Ricchio Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Carla Ricchio Carla Ricchio Brittany Burns
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Dance
Ages 4 & 5 years. Students must be four years old by September 1, 2011. (LO) R/NR Fee: $172/$204 Classes: 18 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4293-7 Admin. Ctr. M 10:20-11:05 am 1/9-5/14 4293-8 Admin. Ctr. M 1-1:45 pm 1/9-5/14 4293-9 Admin. Ctr. T 10:40-11:25 am 1/10-5/15 4294-0 Admin. Ctr. T 2:20-3:10 pm 1/10-5/15 4294-1 Admin. Ctr. W 11:10-11:55 am 1/11-5/16 4294-2 Admin. Ctr. W 12:45-1:30 pm 1/11-5/16 4294-3 Admin. Ctr. Th 10:40-11:25 am 1/12-5/17 4294-4 Admin. Ctr. Th 1:35-2:20 pm 1/12-5/17 4294-5 Admin. Ctr. F 12:30-1:15 pm 1/6-5/11 4294-6 Admin. Ctr. Sa 10:05-10:50 am 1/7-5/12 4294-7 Hasbrook M 5-5:45 pm 1/9-5/14 4294-8 Hasbrook W 4:15-5 pm 1/11-5/16 4294-9 Pioneer M 12:30-1:15 pm 1/9-5/14 4295-0 Pioneer T 10:15-11 am 1/10-5/15 4295-1 Pioneer T 11:05-11:50 am 1/10-5/15 4295-2 Pioneer T 2:40-3:25 pm 1/10-5/15 4295-3 Pioneer W 10:50-11:35 am 1/11-5/16 4295-4 Pioneer W 1:50-2:35 pm 1/11-5/16 4295-6 Pioneer Th 11:05-11:50 am 1/12-5/17 4295-7 Pioneer F 12:45-1:30 pm 1/6-5/11 4295-8 Pioneer Sa 9:15-10 am 1/7-5/12 4295-9 Pioneer Sa 12:30-1:15 pm 1/7-5/12
Level III (5-6 yrs) For ages 5 & 6. Students must be five years old by September 1, 2011. (LO) R/NR Fee: $185/$220 Classes: 18 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4302-4 Admin. Ctr. M 1:50-2:50 pm 1/9-5/14 4302-6 Admin. Ctr. T 1:15-2:15 pm 1/10-5/15 4302-7 Admin. Ctr. W 9:15-10:15 am 1/11-5/16 4302-8 Admin. Ctr. W 1:35-2:35 pm 1/11-5/16 4302-9 Admin. Ctr. Th 2:25-3:25 pm 1/12-5/17 4303-0 Admin. Ctr. F 10-11 am 1/6-5/11 4303-1 Admin. Ctr. F 1:20-2:20 pm 1/6-5/11 4303-2 Admin. Ctr. Sa 10:55-11:55 am 1/7-5/12 4303-4 Pioneer M 1:20-2:20 pm 1/9-5/14 4303-5 Pioneer T 12:45-1:45 pm 1/10-5/15 4303-6 Pioneer W 12:45-1:45 pm 1/11-5/16 4303-7 Pioneer Th 10-11 am 1/12-5/17 4303-8 Pioneer Sa 1:20-2:20 pm 1/7-5/12
LAURA OBERG
Cultural Arts and Special Events Supervisor For more information on cultural arts and special events, please call Laura at 847.506.7872 or loberg@ahpd.org
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Ballet, Tap, And Jazz Ballet, Tap, and Jazz are combined to develop a well-rounded dancer. Learn ballet barre, technique and terminology along with tap and jazz steps and combinations. Dress requirements- Tap: black tap shoes; Ballet: pink ballet shoes; Jazz: pink ballet shoes or jazz shoes; Leotards and tights required. For beginning students or those who have participated in Ballet & Tap III. (LO) Beginning students or those who have participated in Ballet, Tap & Tumbling III.
Level I (6+) R/NR Fee: $191/$226 Class Location Day(s) 4298-0 Admin. Ctr. Sa 4298-1 Hasbrook Th 4298-2 Pioneer M
Classes: 18 Time 1:20-2:20 pm 4:15-5:15 pm 4-5 pm
Date 1/7-5/12 1/12-5/17 1/9-5/14
Instructor Barb Bridges Tanya Pieroni Barb Bridges
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Instructor Barb Bridges
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Level II (7+) This class is for students who have had a minimum of two years Ballet and Tap. (LO) R/NR Fee: $191/$226 Classes: 18 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4300-3 Admin. Ctr. Sa 12:15-1:15 pm 1/7-5/12
Dance
Beginning Ballet for Teens (11+) If you’ve always wanted to try ballet or would like to pick it back up after taking a few years off, this class is for you. The class will start with floor stretches, move to the barre for warm-up, then continue to the center and across the floor for classical ballet choreography such as leaps, turns and small combinations (LO) Instructor: Jen Rowley Class Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4308-4 Hasbrook T 5-6 pm 1/10-2/28 $62/$78 8
Tap and Jazz Dance
Mini Jazz (5-6 yrs)
Students will fine tune their Jazz skills while working on coordination, flexibility and strength. (LO) Instructor: Carla Ricchio Class Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4305-9 Admin. Ctr. T 3:30-4:15 pm 1/10-5/15 $172/$204 4306-0 Admin. Ctr. F 3:15-4 pm 1/6-5/11 $172/$204 4306-1 Pioneer M 2:25-3:10 pm 1/9-5/14 $172/$204 4306-2 Pioneer W 10-10:45 am 1/11-5/16 $172/$204 4306-3 Pioneer Th 1:20-2:05 pm 1/12-5/17 $172/$204
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Tap and Jazz Students will fine tune their tap and jazz skills while working on coordination, flexibility and strength. A MINIMUM OF ONE YEAR experience in tap is required for Level I and a MINIMUM of TWO YEARS experience in tap is required for Level II. (LO)
Level I (6+) R/NR Fee: $191/$226 Class Location Day(s) 4310-5 Admin. Ctr. T
Classes: 18 Time 4:15-5:15 pm
Date 1/10-5/15
Instructor Carla Ricchio
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Classes: 18 Time 8-9 pm 4-5 pm
Date 1/9-5/14 1/6-5/11
Instructor Barb Bridges Carla Ricchio
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This class is for students who have had a minimum of three years in each dance form. (LO) R/NR Fee: $196/$231 Classes: 18 Class Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor 4312-9 Pioneer M 6-7 pm 1/9-5/14 Barb Bridges
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Level II (6+) R/NR Fee: $191/$226 Class Location Day(s) 4310-6 Pioneer M 4310-7 Admin. Ctr. F
Level III (8-10 yrs)
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Intermediate Tap And Jazz R/NR Fee:
$196/$231
Classes: 18
Level I (9+)
Dance
This class is for students with a minimum of four years experience in each dance form. (LO) Class Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor 4315-0 Admin. Ctr. T 5:15-6:15 pm 1/10-5/15 Carla Ricchio 4315-1 Admin. Ctr. M 7:15-8:15 pm 1/9-5/14 Tanya Pieroni
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Level II (9+) This class is for students who have had a minimum of five years in each dance form. BY INSTRUCTOR’S PERMISSION ONLY. (LO) Class Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor No Class 4317-2 Admin. Ctr. T 6:15-7:15 pm 1/10-5/15 Carla Ricchio 3/27
Level III (10+) Class Location 4317-4 Admin. Ctr.
Day(s) T
Time 7:15-8:15 pm
Date 1/10-5/15
Instructor Carla Ricchio
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Advanced Tap and Jazz (12+) This class is for students with a minimum of six years instruction in each dance form. Emphasis is on technique and performance. PLEASE NOTE: LEVEL I and II IS BY INSTRUCTOR’S PERMISSION ONLY! (LO) R/NR Fee: $209/$247 Classes: 18 Class Location Level Day(s) Time Date Instructor No Class 4319-5 Admin. Ctr. I Th 4:15-5:15 pm 1/12-5/17 Julie Swichtenberg 3/29 4319-6 Admin. Ctr. II Th 5:15-6:15 pm 1/12-5/17 Julie Swichtenberg 3/29
Adult Tap (18+) Students enhance their tapping abilities with coordinated warm-ups and combination steps. This is an intermediate class, some tap experience required. (LO) Instructor: Brittany Burns Class Level Location Day(s) Time Date Fee Classes No Class 4321-7 Beg Hasbrook M 7:45-8:30 pm 1/9-2/27 $51 8 4321-8 Beg Hasbrook M 7:45-8:30 pm 3/5-5/14 $64 10 3/26 4321-9 Int Hasbrook M 7-7:45 pm 1/9-2/27 $51 8 4322-0 Int Hasbrook M 7-7:45 pm 3/5-5/14 $64 10 3/26
Adult Jazz (18+) Students enhance their tapping abilities with coordinated warm-ups and combination steps. This is an intermediate class, some tap experience required. (LO) Instructor: Mollee Johnson Class Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4321-7 Admin. Ctr. W 9-10 pm 1/11-2/29 $63/$69 8
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Ballet General information Please read carefully to determine correct placement. Ballet, a basis for all dance forms, instills grace, coordination, and discipline of the mind and body. The instructor works with each student individually to make ballet fun as well as a challenge. • Dress requirements: Solid color leotards, tights, and pink ballet shoes. Boys should wear a T-shirt, tights or sweat pants, and black or white ballet shoes. (LO)
Beginner (6+) Students explore the basic steps, positions and terminology. • Level I - No ballet experience required or perfect for students who have been enrolled in any of the Ballet and Tap Classes. • Level II - At least one year of Beginner Ballet or has taken a Ballet, Tap, and Jazz level class. (LO) R/NR Fee: $196/$231 Classes: 18 Class Level Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor No Class 4324-1 I Hasbrook Th 5:15-6 pm 1/12-5/17 Tanya Pieroni 3/29 4324-2 II Pioneer M 7-8 pm 1/9-5/14 Barb Bridges 3/26 4324-3 II Pioneer Th 5:15-6:15 pm 1/12-5/17 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/29
Dance
Intermediate (9+) Students should have had at least one year of ballet. (LO) R/NR Fee: $196/$231 Classes: 18 Class Level Location Day(s) Time Date 4326-4 III Pioneer M 5-6 pm 1/9-5/14 4326-5 III Pioneer W 6:15-7:15 pm 1/11-5/16 4326-6 IV Pioneer T 5:15-6:15 pm 1/10-5/15
Instructor Barb Bridges Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Julie Swichtenberg
No Class 3/26 3/28 3/27
Advanced (12+) Students will continue advanced ballet techniques. Note: Instructor permission only. (LO) R/NR Fee: $210/$248 Classes: 18 Class Level Location Day(s) Time Date Instructor 4328-9 V Pioneer T 4:15-5:15 pm 1/10-5/15 Julie Swichtenberg 4328-7 V Pioneer T 6:15-7:15 pm 1/10-5/15 Julie Swichtenberg 4328-8 VI Pioneer T 7:15-8:30 pm 1/10-5/15 Julie Swichtenberg
No Class 3/27 3/27 3/27
Pointe Ballet (14+) Instructor permission only. Pointe class technique is for the advanced ballet dancer. Only pointe technique is covered in this class; so student must also be enrolled in Advanced Ballet. (LO) R/NR Fee: $195/$233 Classes: 18 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4330-9 Pioneer T 8:30-9:15 pm 1/10-5/15
Instructor Julie Swichtenberg
No Class 3/20
HipHop for Boys (4-6 yrs) This class is perfect for those who love to groove to the current beats, learn age-appropriate fun and funky moves! The emphasis is on attitude, stage presence, developing an individual style, learning to relax the body and having fun! Clean gym shoes that are not worn outside can be used or black Jazz sneakers. (LO) Instructor: Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks Classes: 10 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4333-0 Pioneer F 2:25-3:10 pm 3/2-5/11
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R/NR Fee $59/$74
No Class 3/30
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Jazz and Hip-Hop (5+) This class is perfect for those who love to groove to the current beats! Learn age appropriate fun and funky moves in this class. Attitude, stage presence, developing an individual style, learning to relax the body and having fun are all emphasized! Clean gym shoes that are not worn outside can be used or black jazz sneakers. (LO) Classes: 18 Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date Fee Instructor No Class 4339-4 I 5+ Pioneer W 3:45-4:30 pm 1/11-5/16 $161/$201 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/28 4337-9 I 5+ Pioneer W 4:30-5:15 pm 1/11-5/16 $161/$201 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/28 4338-0 I 5+ Pioneer Th 2:30-3:15 pm 1/12-5/17 $161/$201 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/29 4338-1 I 6+ Hasbrook Th 6-7 pm 1/12-5/17 $196/$231 Tanya Pieroni 3/29 4338-2 I 6+ Pioneer Th 4:15-5:15 pm 1/12-5/17 $196/$231 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/29 4338-3 I 6+ Pioneer F 5:15-6:15 pm 1/6-5/11 $196/$231 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/30 4338-4 I 6+ Pioneer Sa 10-11 am 1/7-5/12 $196/$231 Tanya Pieroni 3/31 4339-6 II 8+ Admin. Ctr. M 4:15-5:15 pm 1/9-5/14 $196/$231 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/26 4338-5 II 8+ Admin. Ctr. M 6:15-7:15 pm 1/9-5/14 $196/$231 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/26 4338-6 II 8+ Hasbrook Th 7-8 pm 1/12-5/17 $196/$231 Tanya Pieroni 3/29 4338-7 II 8+ Pioneer Th 6:15-7:15 pm 1/12-5/17 $196/$231 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/29 4338-8 II 8+ Pioneer F 4:15-5:15 pm 1/6-5/11 $196/$231 Jennifer Lucchesi-Hicks 3/30 Int Int Int Int Int/Adv Int/Adv
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Admin. Ctr Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer Pioneer
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Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer
Lucchesi-Hicks Lucchesi-Hicks Lucchesi-Hicks Lucchesi-Hicks Lucchesi-Hicks Lucchesi-Hicks
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Specialty Dance
Irish Step Dance (4+) The McNulty School of Irish Dance program is designed to challenge each dancer to achieve his or her personal best, both on and off the dance floor. Dancers begin learning solo and team soft shoe dances and then progress to more complex soft shoe and heavy shoe steps over time. Class attire includes a t-shirt, shorts, socks and Irish, jazz, ballet or light gym shoes. Leotards with shorts over them are acceptable. No long pants of any kind. Member of Irish Dance Teachers Association of Mid America and North America and An Coimisiun le Rinci Gaelacha, Dublin Ireland. (EW) Classes: 8 Class Level Location Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4335-1 Preschool Camelot 4-6 yrs M 4-4:30 pm 1/9-2/27 $48/$62.50 4335-2 Beg-Soft Shoe Camelot 7-16 yrs M 4:30-5:15 pm 1/9-2/27 $80/$104.50 4335-3 Int-Heavy Shoe Camelot 7-16 yrs M 5:15-5:45 pm 1/9-2/27 $48/$62.50 4335-4 Adv Int-Soft Shoe Camelot 7-16 yrs M 5:45-6:45 pm 1/9-2/27 $88/$114.50 4335-5 Beg Camelot 7-16 yrs M 7:15-8 pm 1/9-2/27 $80/$104.50 4335-6 Adult Camelot 17+ M 8-8:45 pm 1/9-2/27 $80 (no NR fee) 4335-7 High School Camelot 7-16 yrs M 6:45-7:15 pm 1/9-2/27 $48/$62.50
Fusion (9-15 yrs)
Synergy (10+)
This is a Jazz-only company for dancers’ age 10+ years old. Dancers work on moving their talent to an advanced level by perfecting technique and performance ability. Students must audition for the company. ***Auditions have already taken place for this year. The next audition is scheduled for May 2012.*** No class 3/21. (LO) R/NR Fee: $231/$289 Classes: 18 Instructor: Mollee Johnson Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4341-4 Admin. Ctr. W 7:30-9 pm 1/11-5/16
This dance company is for the well-rounded and dedicated dancer. Emphasis is placed on several dance forms including ballet, tap, and jazz. Synergy performs throughout the year, attends a dance convention and participates in a dance competition. Students must audition for the company. ***Auditions have already taken place for this year. The next audition is scheduled for May 2012.*** No class 3/29. (LO) R/NR Fee: $318/$382 Classes: 18 Instructor: Julie Swichtenberg Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4349-8 Pioneer Th 6:15-7:45 pm 1/12-5/17
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Jazz Beginner Jazz (9+) Students learn the basic jazz steps and floor routines to rhythmic music while working on coordination, flexibility and strength. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Instructor: Brittany Burns Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes No Class 4343-5 M 5:45-6:45 pm 1/9-5/14 $156/$195 18 3/26
Intermediate Jazz (11+) Students work on more advanced warm-ups, center floor routines and combinations. AT LEAST ONE YEAR of Jazz is required. (LO) R/NR Fee: Instructor: Mollee Johnson Class Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes No Class 4354-0 Admin. Ctr. W 4:30-5:30 pm 1/11-5/16 $196/$231 18 3/28
Dance
Advanced Jazz (12+) Students will be instructed in all styles of Jazz including classic Jazz, Hip Hop and Lyrical. Students registering for advanced classes must have instructor permission. (LO) R/NR Fee: Instructor: Mollee Johnson Class Level Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes No Class 4356-2 I Admin. Ctr. W 5:30-6:30 pm 1/11-5/16 $209/$247 18 3/28 4356-1 II Admin. Ctr. W 6:30-7:30 pm 1/11-5/16 $209/$247 18 3/28
Jazz/ Modern Dance Beginning (9+) These classes are for students who love Jazz dance and want to explore the creativity and lyrical flow of modern dance. (LO) R/NR Fee: $196/$231 Classes: 18 Instructor: Jennifer Rowley Class Location Day(s) Time Date No Class 4345-6 Hasbrook T 4-5 pm 1/10-5/15 3/27
Intermediate/Advanced (13+) Students will be introduced to the methods of modern dance technique and work on weight change, movement dynamic, initiation, energy, breath, contraction, release and more. The class will begin with a floor warm-up, moving to a center barre and across the floor and center combinations, which will utilize the entire body as a vehicle for movement. Dancers will dance barefoot. (LO) R/NR Fee: $209/$247 Classes: 18 Instructor: Jennifer Rowley Class Location Day(s) Time Date No Class 4358-3 Hasbrook T 7-8 pm 1/10-5/15 3/27
Technique Class (10+) Students who want to improve as a dancer? This technique class is for you! Learn the proper skills it takes to perform proper turns, leaps, jumps etc. This class will also include barre work (This class will not participate in the recital in May). (LO) R/NR Fee: $105/$175 Classes: 18 Instructor: Carla Ricchio Class Location Day(s) Time Date No class 4347-7 Admin. Ctr. T 8:15-9 pm 1/10-5/15 3/27
Int./Adv. Lyrical Dance (12+) This class is a fusion of contemporary ballet, jazz and modern dance techniques and will focus on individual expression and musicality. Each class includes a warm-up stressing placement, balance, flexibility, extension, control and strengthening of the core. Across the floor and center combinations will encourage dancers to engage their bodies in lyrical movement and expression. Prior ballet and jazz experience required. (LO) R/NR Fee: $196/$231 Classes: 18 Instructor: Jennifer Rowley Class Location Day(s) Time Date No Class 4351-9 Hasbrook T 6-7 pm 1/10-5/15 3/27
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Dance Techs
Hip Pop Dancing For Kids Hey kids! Learn some of today’s hottest dance steps. You’ll be introduced to some basic and hot new pop steps, learn a routine, and play fun games to music. You’ll choreograph your own routine as a group (or groups) with assistance from the instructor and perform them at the last class. Dance like your favorite artist from warm up to cool down. Parents are welcome to come 10-15 minutes early the last week of the class to see The Performance! Please wear comfortable clothing and gym shoes. (LO) Location: Pioneer R/NR Fee: $39/$49 Classes: 4 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4360-4 6-9 yrs F 6:30-7:30 pm 1/6-1/27 4360-5 9-12 yrs F 6:30-7:30 pm 2/3-2/24
Splendid Ballroom Dance (16+)
Come and join the fun of hot, hot, hot excitement of Latin dance! Learn how to Salsa, Cha Cha, Rhumba and Merengue in this introductory class. We will go over the basics on how to lead and follow, and how to do turns and other fancy moves. Be a passionate step ahead. Couples are recommended, but not necessary. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Fee is per person. (LO) R/NR Fee: $39/$49 Classes: 4 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4366-8 Pioneer F 8:30-9:30 pm 2/3-2/24
Wedding Fiesta Workshop (16+) Learn to Dance to Ballroom, Big band, Latin, slow and contemporary dance music. This crash course includes: Leading & Following, Traveling, Turns and Movement. This is perfect for anyone that is in or going to a wedding! Waltz, Swing, Cha Cha, contemporary and the Lost Art of Slow Dancing will be taught. (Getting Married? Bring your song in on tape or CD.) Couples are recommended, but not necessary. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. (LO) Class Location Day(s) Time Date Fee 4368-9 Frontier Sa 12-2:30 pm 2/11 $31
Wedding/Social Dance (16+) The perfect class for anyone with any type of upcoming social engagement. This class will prepare you for any type of music, such as: Live Rock Band, Top 40 Dance, Latin, Big Band or a Waltz! We’ll also introduce you to the Lost Art of Slow Dancing. Couples are recommended, but not necessary. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Fee is per person. (LO) R/NR Fee: $39/$49 Classes: 4 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4364-7 Pioneer F 8:30-9:30 pm 1/6-1/27
Be Kind To Your Dance Instructor and Buy a Pair of Tap Ties! On sale now! Tap ties for your child’s tap shoes. Parents of students in Ballet and Tap I, II, and III: Tap ties are a great way to replace ribbon ties. They make your job easier when getting your child ready for class. The cost is $2 per pair. For sale at the Administration Center office, 410 North Arlington Heights Road and the Pioneer Park Office during regular business hours. Any questions? Call Laura Oberg, Cultural Arts/Special Events Supervisor at 847.506.7872.
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Discover the wonderful world of ballroom dancing in this introductory/ refresher session. Improve your skills, learn new steps and how to lead and follow. You will have fun dancing the Waltz, Cha Cha, Swing, Foxtrot, Rhumba and Tango with just a few hours of enjoyable instruction. Couples are recommended, but not necessary. Couples will not rotate partners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Fee is per person. (LO) R/NR Fee: $49/$61 Classes: 8 Class Location Day(s) Time Date 4362-6 Pioneer F 7:30-8:30 pm 1/6-2/24
Spicy Salsa & Latin Dancing (16+)
Theater inspired Theater Classes at the Park District The Arlington Heights Park District is pleased to now be offering the theatre classes located on this page. If you have any questions regarding these programs please contact Laura Oberg, Cultural Arts Supervisor at 847-577-3000. Look for new and exciting additions to our program in the future. Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center
Music and Movement
Musical Theater Extravaganza!
Preschoolers will be engaged in creative drama exercises, an introduction to music and rhythm and exploration of movement and space. They will continue to develop self-confidence, gross motor skills and self-expression through exposure to different performing arts. Based in creative play with music and movement, students’ imaginations can run free. (LO) Fee: $90 Classes: 8 Instructor: Marlene Flood Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4428-3 3-4 yrs Sa 9:30-10:30 am 1/7-2/25
Love musical theatre? Whether you are new to musical theatre or continuing to develop your skills introduced in Broadway Beginners, then this is your class to build technique in music, dance and acting. Students will experience all aspects of musical theatre as they work on acting foundations through ensemble games and exercises, character development and using their imaginations. Students will learn songs, scenes, dance combinations and even create original work in this fun and action-packed class. Get ready to be a star! (LO) Fee: $90 Classes: 8 Instructor: Marlene Flood Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4432-5 gr 3-5 Sa 12:30-1:30 pm 1/7-2/25
Theater
Broadway Beginners Love musical theater? Then this is your class to build skills in music, dance and acting through the enchanting songs and scenes of big Broadway musicals. Students will experience all aspects of musical theater as they work on acting foundations through ensemble games and exercises, character development and using their imaginations. Students will learn songs, scenes and dance combinations in this fun and action-packed class. Get ready to be a star! (LO) Fee: $90 Classes: 8 Instructor: Marlene Flood Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4430-4 gr K-2 Sa 10:30-11:30 pm 1/7-2/25
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Ready, Set, Act! In this fast-paced exciting acting class, students will explore acting through improvisation games and technique. They will learn about communication with their voices and bodies and how to work well with a scene partner or whole group. Students will gain increased confidence, listening skills and focus while having a blast trying new things. They will leave the class with technique necessary for any growing actor or developing kid! (LO) Fee: $90 Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4434-6 gr K-2 Sa 11:30-12:30 pm 1/7-2/25
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Metropolis Performing Arts Centre Metropolis Performing Arts Centre (MPAC) was created in 2000 in response to the need for world class performing arts programming and high quality arts education in the northwest suburbs. Now comprising both a professional theater and a School of the Performing Arts, MPAC has become one of Chicagoland’s leading venues for quality performing arts programming and education. MPAC is ranked 9th among the list of the largest professional theatres in the Chicago area, according to The League of Chicago Theatres. Each year over 250,000 people venture into the Metropolis Facility. In the 2008/2009 season the Theater played host to over 85,000 patrons attending one of over 400 performances of 50+ individual productions.
Location: Metropolis Performing Arts Ctr
Instructor: Metropolis Staff
Acting Process
Beginner Group Guitar Classes
Building on the techniques learned in the process class, students have the opportunity to explore scripts and original work culminating in performance piece on the Metropolis Stage. Through varied approaches that include games, exploratory exercises, acting theories and building of specific vocal and physical techniques, students work on their skills as actors and communicating through a common vocabulary. (LO)Fee: $225 Classes: 17
Learn to play guitar in this welcoming class setting. Classes feature intimate instruction, but are large enough for you to benefit from one another’s learning experiences. (LO) Fee: $240 Classes: 17 Class Age Day(s) Time Date No Class 4430-7 gr K-2 Th 4:30-5:30 pm 2/2-5/31 3/29 4430-8 gr 3-5 M 5:30-6:30 pm 1/30-6/4 3/26, 5/28 4430-9 gr 6-12 Th 6:30-7:30 pm 2/2-5/31 3/29 4431-0 18+ W 7:30-8:30 pm 2/1-5/30 3/28
Starlights (K-2) Class Day(s) 4430-5 T
Time 4:30-5:30 pm
Date 1/31-5/29
No Class 3/27
Date 1/31-5/29
No Class 3/27
Footlights (Gr 3-5) Class Day(s) 4430-6 T
Time 5:30-6:30 pm
Musical Theater Process Fee:
$225
Classes: 17
Starlights (K-2) Class Day(s) 4431-2 Th 4431-3 Sa
Time 4:30-5:30 pm 9-10 am
No Class 3/29 3/31
Date 2/2-5/31 2/4-6/2
No Class 3/27 3/31
Footlights (Gr 3-5) Class Day(s) 4431-4 Th 4431-5 Sa
Time 5:30-6:30 pm 10-11 am
Theater Process Through varied approaches that include improv, script scoring, exploratory exercises, acting theories and building of specific vocal and physical techniques, students work on their skills as actors. They will be communicating through common vocabulary and several genres including drama, comedy and musical theatre. (LO) Fee: $325 Classes: 17
This Choral Program introduces vocal fundamentals of singing in a group and offers performance opportunities. Through fun and dynamic activities, students learn the basic foundations of vocal technique and ensemble singing, such as: breath control, harmony melody, pitch, blending and tone. (LO) Fee: $200 Classes: 17 Class Age Day(s) Time Date No Class 4431-6 gr K-3 W 5:30-6:15 pm 2/1-5/30 3/28
Junior Singers Ensemble This ensemble is designed for students interested in preparing for a future in glee club or show choir. Students will learn the basics while having a blast singing amazing songs with strong vocal dynamics. (LO) Fee: $240 Classes: 17 Class Age Day(s) Time Date No Class 4431-1 gr 5-8 W 6:15-7:15 pm 2/1-5/30 3/28
Spotlights (gr. 6-8) Class Day(s) 4431-7 W 4431-8 Sa
Time 5:30-7 pm 2-3:30 pm
Date 2/1-5/30 2/4-6/2
No Class 3/28 3/31
Time Date 5:30-7 pm 2/2-5/31 11:30 am-1 pm 2/4-6/2
No Class 3/29 3/31
Limelights (gr.9-12) Class Day(s) 4432-0 Th 4431-9 Sa
metropolisarts.com | 847.577.5982 ext. 221 METROPOLIS REFUND POLICY. The Park District offers various cooperative programs throughout the year in conjunction with the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre. Please note the Metropolis refund policy applies to these offerings. See page 113 for details.
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Young Singers Ensemble
Martial Arts stamina
What ages do the programs cover?
Which Karate Program is right for me?
The Park District offers two different Karate Programs: The ISKC and the Kid’s Karate Club and Safety Time Program. These are two distinctively different programs. Programs cover ages 4 through adults.
Martial arts
What is the difference? The Illinois Shotokan Karate Club (ISKC) instructs the following Karate Programs: Pre-Karate, Parent / Child Karate, and Youth and Adult Karate. The program stresses the development of cardiovascular fitness, coordination, strength, and karate skills. Personal safety skills and self-defense skills are also taught at the appropriate levels. The Kid’s Karate Club and Safety Time Program specializes in teaching the martial arts and safety to children ages 4-15 years. The program revolves around family involvement and stresses respect. Parents may attend class with their child by signing up for the Parent Helper Program. Both programs are motivational and encourage participants to do their best in all activities, including school and other sports.
Illinois Shotokan Karate: Pre-Karate Ages 5-7 years Parent / Child Karate Ages 7 years + (open to parents and children age 7-14 years) Karate Ages 7-14 years Karate Ages 15 years + Kid’s Karate Club: Ages 4-15 years (participants are divided into age appropriate groups during the class) | Adults (parents may attend class by signing up for the Parent Helper Program)
Besides the class fees, what other fees are associated with the program? Kid’s Karate Club: Students are asked to purchase a uniform by the third week of class with a cost of $35 per student; $40 parent helpers. $38 for Tournaments and Testing. Tournaments and Belt Testing are optional. Yellow Belts and up will need to purchase additional protective equipment.
Kid’s Karate Club Parent Helper Program
Are the Levels and Association of Color of Belts the same? No. Because these are distinctively different programs, the Levels and Association of Color of Belts are not the same. If you choose to switch from one program to another, you may not be placed in the same Level or considered at the same Color of Belt. Color of Belt Level White Beginner White with Stripes Beginner/Novice Orange Novice Yellow Novice/Intermediate Blue Intermediate Green Intermediate/Advanced Purple Advanced Black Advanced/Expert
Would you like to attend class with your child? You will hold kicking and punching shields, help organize the children in line, and assist the instructors with class, while learning the martial arts yourself. You are not required to attend every class. The parent helper program is available to all parents with children in the program. There is no fee to take karate, but parents who help are asked to purchase a uniform with a cost of $40. Call the Karate Club Hotline at 630.293.9989 for more information.
Kid’s Karate Club - Mini Session We are offering a Mini Session for those not looking to take a break from Karate during the holidays. The program specializes in teaching martial arts and safety to children ages 4-15 years, and is offered year-round. Testing & Promotions will be offered for the Mini Session on Monday Night, January 2nd, 2012 from 6:00-7:30pm. (TD) Location: Pioneer Classes: 5 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 3641-3 4-15 yrs M 6-7:30 pm 11/28-12/26 $56
Kid’s Karate Club and Safety Time (4-15 years) This high-energy program revolves around family involvement and stresses respect. The design of the program is very motivational and encourages participants to do their best at any activity. For more information visit kidskarate.com. Parent Night: February 13. Testing & Promotions: March 5. Students are asked to purchase a uniform by the third week of class at a cost of $35. (TD) Fee: $56 Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date Classes 4469-9 White Belt-Beg Pioneer M 6-6:45 pm 1/9-3/5 9 4470-1 Orange-Yellow Belt Pioneer M 6:45-7:30 pm 1/9-3/5 9 4470-3 Green & Up - Beg/Int Pioneer M 7:30-8:15 pm 1/9-3/5 9
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Illinois Shotokan Karate Programs The Illinois Shotokan Karate Club (ISKC) instructs the following Karate programs: Pre-Karate, Parent/Child Karate, Youth, and Adult Karate. All classes are taught by instructors of the ISKC under the direction of John DiPasquale, four-time National Coach and National Faculty Member of ACEP (American Coaching Effectiveness Program). Beginning students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration for Continuing through Advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but the full class fee will be required. Uniforms and belt testing options are available through the ISKC instructor.
Pre-Karate Through a variety of fun and creative activities, young children develop coordination, strength, and personal safety skills in a well-supervised setting. This program gives children the lead they need in developing memory and agility skills necessary to be successful in school and other sports. Beginners: No prior experience. Continuers: One or more prior sessions. Intermediate/Advanced: Instructor permission required. (EW) Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4472-5 Beg 4-7 yrs Camelot Th 4-4:45 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4472-6 Beg/Cont 4-7 yrs Heritage F 4:30-5:15 pm 1/6-3/23 $105/$157.50 4472-7 Cont 4-7 yrs Camelot Th 4:55-5:40 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4472-8 Int 4-7 yrs Heritage F 5:20-6:05 pm 1/6-3/23 $105/$157.50 4472-9 Adv 4-7 yrs Camelot Th 5:45-6:30 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50
This program is an excellent opportunity to share quality time with your child while developing muscle tone, coordination, cardiovascular fitness and karate skills. Open to parents and children age 7-14 yrs. Note: each Parent and Child participant must register for the class. (EW) Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4478-8 White Belt 7+ Camelot Sa 9-10 am 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4478-9 White-Red Belt 7+ Frontier Th 4-4:55 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4479-0 White W/Stripes-Orange 7+ Camelot Sa 10:10-11:10 am 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4479-1 Orange-Blue Belt 7+ Frontier Th 5-5:55 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4479-2 Yellow-Green Belt 7+ Camelot Sa 11:20-12:20 pm 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4479-3 Green & Up 7+ Frontier Th 6-7:25 pm 1/5-3/22 $141/$211.50 4479-4 Purple-Black Belt 7+ Camelot Sa 12:30-1:30 pm 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50
Karate Karate is ideal for releasing tension, developing cardiovascular fitness, improving overall muscle tone, and building agility, strength and poise. The program puts children in touch with their bodies and helps build coordination. Adults will learn self-defense skills to use if confronted with a dangerous situation. Classes at Alcott Community Center are held at 530 Bernard Dr., Classes at Cooper Jr. High School are held at 1050 Plum Grove Circle, both of these facilities are in Buffalo Grove. Direct information available at iskc.com (EW) Class Level Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4475-0 White Belt 7-14 yrs Camelot Sa 9-10 am 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4475-1 White-Red Belt 7-14 yrs Frontier Th 4-4:55 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4475-2 White-Orange Belt 7-14 yrs Alcott (BG) W 4-5 pm 1/4-3/21 $105/$157.50 4475-3 White-Orange Belt 7-14 yrs Heritage F 6:10-7:05 pm 1/6-3/23 $105/$157.50 4475-4 White W/Stripes-Orange 7-14 yrs Camelot Sa 10:10-11:10 am 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4475-5 White-Green Belt 15+ Frontier Th 7:30-8:30 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4475-6 White-Purple Belt 15+ Cooper (BG) W 7:30-8:30 pm 1/4-3/21 $105/$157.50 4475-7 Orange-Blue Belt 7-14 yrs Frontier Th 5-5:55 pm 1/5-3/22 $105/$157.50 4475-8 Yellow-Blue Belt 7-14 yrs Alcott (BG) W 5-6 pm 1/4-3/21 $105/$157.50 4475-9 Yellow-Green Belt 7-14 yrs Camelot Sa 11:20-12:20 pm 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4476-0 Yellow-Green Belt 7-14 yrs Heritage F 7:05-8 pm 1/6-3/23 $105/$157.50 4476-1 Green-Low Purple(Int/Adv) 7-14 yrs Cooper (BG) W 6:30-7:30 pm 1/4-3/21 $105/$157.50 4476-2 Green-Black (Int/Adv) 7-14 yrs Frontier Th 6-7:25 pm 1/5-3/22 $141/$211.50 4476-3 Purple & Up 7-14 yrs Heritage F 8:05-9 pm 1/6-3/23 $105/$157.50 4476-4 Purple-Black Belt 7-14 yrs Camelot Sa 12:30-1:30 pm 1/7-3/24 $105/$157.50 4476-5 Purple-Black Belt 15+ Frontier Th 8:35-10 pm 1/5-3/22 $141/$211.50 4476-6 High Purple - Black Belt 7-14 yrs Cooper (BG) W 6:30-7:30 pm 1/4-3/21 $105/$157.50 4476-7 Brown-Black Belt 15+ Cooper (BG) W 8:30-10 pm 1/4-3/21 $141/$211.50
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Parent/Child Karate
Traditional Japanese Weaponry (14+)
Young Masters Taekwondo
This class will teach Shinkendo and Bojutsu, the beautiful art of Japanese swordsmanship and staff. These martial arts emphasize very traditional and effective techniques, which lead to both practical ability as well as an understanding of classical martial arts. They are steeped in the traditions of the Samurai, physical training, proper Bushido etiquettes and philosophy. Serious students will be challenged both physically and mentally as they develop an appreciation and understanding of self-discipline and personal presence through these centuries-old traditional martial arts. (MH) Age: 14+ Classes: 4 R/NR Fee: $50/$62.50 Class Level Location Day(s) Time Date 4579-9 Beg Heritage Sa 9-11 am 1/7-1/28 4580-0 Beg Heritage Sa 9-11 am 2/4-2/25 4580-1 Adv Pioneer T 7:30-9:30 pm 1/10-1/31 4580-2 Adv Pioneer T 7:30-9:30 pm 2/7-2/28
This program covers the components of the Tiny Tot program, including: improving the students’ coordination, balance, agility, endurance and strength. Young Masters brings the training to a higher level helping each child develop as a martial artist and athlete. The students will be taught a strong work ethic and how to work toward goals. Master Ripp always places importance on both athletic and academic success. No class 3/26, 3/28, 3/31. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4533-0 7-13 yrs M 6:15-7:15 pm 1/23-4/2 $90 4533-1 7-13 yrs W 6:15-7:15 pm 1/25-4/4 $90 4533-2 7-13 yrs Sa 9:45-10:45 am 1/28-4/7 $90
Martial arts
Adult Mixed Martial Arts (16+) This program teaches the fundamentals of Judo, kickboxing, Ju Jitsu and boxing in a fun, well supervised environment. The cross training aspects of this discipline provide an excellent total body workout and prepare the student for competition or self defense. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Fee: $90 Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date No Class 4582-3 16+ Th 7-8 pm 1/26-4/5 3/29
Adult Taekwondo It’s never too late to start martial arts training. Taekwondo is a mind-body discipline which will help develop mental fitness, physical fitness and self confidence. Master Ripp teaches striking, kicking, stance and forms in every class. Students will have the option to test for belt advancement and to participate in controlled contact sparring. Using this martial art for self defense will also be covered. No class 3/26, 3/28. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Fee: $90 Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4584-4 17+ M 7:15-8:15 pm 1/23-4/2 4584-5 17+ W 7:15-8:15 pm 1/25-4/4
Tiny Tot Taekwondo This program teaches the martial art of Taekwondo using age appropriate training methods that help children develop coordination, balance and agility while improving their Taekwondo technique. This class will also help improve the students’ cardiovascular stamina and total body strength. Master Ripp teaches with a strong emphasis on self discipline and self confidence. Stranger avoidance and habits that promote safety are also stressed in every lesson. No class 3/26-3/31. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4512-7 4-6 yrs M 5:30-6:15 pm 1/23-4/2 $68 4512-8 4-6 yrs W 5:30-6:15 pm 1/25-4/4 $68 4512-9 4-6 yrs Sa 9-9:45 am 1/28-4/7 $68
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Mixed Martial Arts for Kids Students will learn the fundamentals of boxing, Judo, kickboxing, and Jujitsu. This program will help each child develop physical fitness and athletic ability. Each class lesson emphasizes the importance of self discipline and self confidence. No class 3/29. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4535-3 7-13 yrs Th 6-7 pm 1/26-4/5 $90
Youth Boxing Boxing can be an excellent source of conditioning and terrific way to satisfy the basic human need of recognition in a positive manner. Beginning stages will cover punching, defensive and offensive fundamentals, endurance exercises, sheer power exercises, knowledge of space perception between your opponents, sparring, shadowboxing and heavybag. Extensive warm up and cool down exercises are always done in the beginning and at the end of each class session; conditioning is the key component in attaining a proper boxing form. To build a proper boxing etiquette consistency is a must and weekly repetition will improve: Weight loss, muscle strength, mental sharpness, stress management, increased flexibility and quick explosive action. Sign up for one day a week class or two days a week. Classes will be held at My Kempo Martial Arts Studio, 786 Buffalo Grove Road in Buffalo Grove 847-947-8709. (EW) Location: Camelot Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4530-8 7-13 yrs F 4:30-5:30 pm 1/13-3/2 $88
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Gymnastics precision
All Gymnastics Classes: Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex 3900 Owl Drive Rolling Meadows 847.818.3214
Preschool Programs
Gymnastics skills are used as tools to teach learning attitudes, while skill mastery is a secondary goal. We aim to create challenge = risk = learning = fun. We divide our preschool gymnastics program into three separate age groups to create the right learning environment for each stage of a child’s development. We request that you respect these age groupings when registering. No class 9/5 or 11/23-25.
Hot Shot Tots: 1-3 yrs
Preschool Gymnastics: 4-5 yr olds
An enjoyable physical, mental and social experience for your toddler to age three. A playful parent/tot class centered around age appropriate movements. This class is designed to enhance your toddler’s body awareness, create confidence with movement and is also a great way for you and your child to meet new friends! (TD) Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee # 4436-7 M 10:15-11 am 1/9-2/20 $77/$115.50 7 4436-8 M 10:15-11 am 2/27-4/9 $77/$115.50 7 4436-9 T 9:15-10 am 1/3-2/21 $88/$132.50 8 4437-0 T 9:15-10 am 2/28-4/10 $77/$115.50 7 4437-1 W 9:15-10 am 1/4-2/22 $88/$132.50 8 4437-2 W 9:15-10 am 2/29-4/11 $77/$115.50 7 4437-3 Th 11:15-12 pm 1/5-2/23 $88/$132.50 8 4437-4 Th 11:15-12 pm 3/1-4/12 $77/$115.50 7 4437-5 F 11:15-12 pm 1/6-2/24 $88/$132.50 8 4437-6 F 11:15-12 pm 3/2-4/13 $77/$115.50 7 4437-7 Sa 8:10-8:55 am 1/7-2/25 $88/$132.50 8 4437-8 Sa 8:10-8:55 am 3/3-4/14 $77/$115.50 7 4437-9 Sa 9:05-9:50 am 1/7-2/25 $88/$132.50 8 4438-0 Sa 9:05-9:50 am 3/3-4/14 $77/$115.50 7
These children are beginning to really step out and move. We know that it is more essential that their physical challenges be monitored for safety and that their attempts are rewarded, so risks become exciting and failed attempts are seen for what they are learning experiences. (TD) Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee # 4443-7 T 10:15-11 am 1/3-2/21 $88/$132.50 8 4443-8 T 2-2:45 pm 1/3-2/21 $88/$132.50 8 4443-9 W 10:15-11 am 1/4-2/22 $88/$132.50 8 4444-0 W 1-1:45 pm 1/4-2/22 $88/$132.50 8 4444-1 Th 10:15-11 am 1/5-2/23 $88/$132.50 8 4444-2 Th 2-2:45 pm 1/5-2/23 $88/$132.50 8 4444-3 F 10:15-11 am 1/6-2/24 $88/$132.50 8 4444-4 F 1-1:45 pm 1/6-2/24 $88/$132.50 8 4444-5 Sa 11-11:45 am 1/7-2/25 $88/$132.50 8 4444-6 M 1-1:45 pm 1/9-2/20 $77/$115.50 7 4444-7 M 7-7:45 pm 1/9-2/20 $77/$115.50 7 4444-8 M 1-1:45 pm 2/27-4/9 $77/$115.50 7 4444-9 M 7-7:45 pm 2/27-4/9 $77/$115.50 7 4445-0 T 10:15-11 am 2/28-4/10 $77/$115.50 7 4445-1 T 2-2:45 pm 2/28-4/10 $77/$115.50 7 4445-2 W 10:15-11 am 2/29-4/11 $77/$115.50 7 4445-3 W 1-1:45 pm 2/29-4/11 $77/$115.50 7 4445-4 Th 10:15-11 am 3/1-4/12 $77/$115.50 7 4445-5 Th 2-2:45 pm 3/1-4/12 $77/$115.50 7 4445-6 F 10:15-11 am 3/2-4/13 $77/$115.50 7 4445-7 F 1-1:45 pm 3/2-4/13 $77/$115.50 7
Preschool Gymnastics: 3 yr olds
4445-8 Sa
11-11:45 am 3/3-4/14
$77/$115.50 7
Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class.
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Gymnastics
No parents needed in this class. We’ll help the children take that big step towards independence. With encouragement from skilled instructors, the children face physical challenges which give them stronger bodies and sharper minds. Students will also get a clearer understanding of their capabilities and limitations. (TD) Class Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee # 4440-1 T 11:15-12 pm 1/3-2/21 $88/$132.50 8 4440-2 W 11:15-12 pm 1/4-2/22 $88/$132.50 8 4440-3 Th 9:15-10 am 1/5-2/23 $88/$132.50 8 4440-4 F 9:15-10 am 1/6-2/24 $88/$132.50 8 4440-5 F 2-2:45 pm 1/6-2/24 $88/$132.50 8 4440-6 Sa 10-10:45 am 1/7-2/25 $88/$132.50 8 4440-7 M 9:15-10 am 1/9-2/20 $77/$115.50 7 4440-8 M 6:15-7 pm 1/9-2/20 $77/$115.50 7 4440-9 M 9:15-10 am 2/27-4/9 $77/$115.50 7 4441-0 M 6:15-7 pm 2/27-4/9 $77/$115.50 7 4441-1 T 11:15-12 pm 2/28-4/10 $77/$115.50 7 4441-2 W 11:15-12 pm 2/29-4/11 $77/$115.50 7 4441-3 Th 9:15-10 am 3/1-4/12 $77/$115.50 7 4441-4 F 9:15-10 am 3/2-4/13 $77/$115.50 7 4441-5 F 2-2:45 pm 3/2-4/13 $77/$115.50 7 4441-6 Sa 10-10:45 am 3/3-4/14 $77/$115.50 7
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School Aged Programs
Kindergarten Gymnastics
Tumbling Programs
This class is for the little gymnast who already has some school experience. Because of their age, kindergarteners are able to handle a class that’s more skill oriented. With the influence of positive reinforcement, children are offered appropriate challenges to prepare them physically and mentally for our developmental gymnastics classes. Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class. (TD)
This program specializes in floor and trampoline skills. Designed for cheerleaders and aspiring cheerleaders, the classes emphasize tumbling and jumping skills that are necessary in this growing sport. There are two levels offered: beginner and intermediate. For safety reasons, all students new to the tumbling program should enroll in a Beginner level unless the tumbler can perform a back handspring unassisted. A back handspring is a jump backward flipping upside down to a handstand and a push off with the hands to return to one’s feet. Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class. (TD)
All Levels Class 4450-1 4450-3 4450-4 4450-7 4450-9 4451-1 4451-3 4451-4
Day(s) Time T 1-1:45 pm W 2-2:45 pm Th 1-1:45 pm M 11:15-12 pm M 11:15-12 pm T 1-1:45 pm W 2-2:45 pm Th 1-1:45 pm
Date 1/3-2/21 1/4-2/22 1/5-2/23 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 2/28-4/10 2/29-4/11 3/1-4/12
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7
Boys Class 4450-6 4450-2 4451-6 4451-2
Day(s) Time Sa 1-2 pm T 4-5 pm Sa 1-2 pm T 4-5 pm
Date 1/7-2/25 1/3-2/21 3/3-4/14 2/28-4/10
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 7 7
Day(s) Time Sa 12-1 pm M 4-5 pm M 4-5 pm Sa 12-1 pm
Date 1/7-2/25 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 3/3-4/14
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 7 7 7
Girls Class 4450-5 4450-8 4451-0 4451-5
Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class.
Beginner 6-8 yrs Class 4453-7 4454-3 4455-1 4455-7
Day(s) Time T 4-5 pm Th 5-6 pm T 4-5 pm Th 5-6 pm
Date 1/3-2/21 1/5-2/23 2/28-4/10 3/1-4/12
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 7 7
Date 1/4-2/22 1/4-2/22 1/4-2/22 1/7-2/25 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 2/29-4/11 2/29-4/11 2/29-4/11 3/3-4/14
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7
Date 1/5-2/23 1/9-2/20 3/1-4/12 2/27-4/9
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 7 7 7
Date 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 2/29-4/11 1/4-2/22
R/NR Fee $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $88/$132.50
# 7 7 7 8
Beginner 9-13 yrs Class 4453-8 4453-9 4454-0 4454-4 4454-5 4454-8 4455-2 4455-3 4455-4 4455-8
Day(s) Time W 3-4 pm W 4-5 pm W 6-7 pm Sa 2-3 pm M 4-5 pm M 4-5 pm W 3-4 pm W 4-5 pm W 6-7 pm Sa 2-3 pm
Intermediate 9-13 yrs Class 4454-2 4454-6 4455-6 4454-9
Day(s) Time Th 4-5 pm M 5-6 pm Th 4-5 pm M 5-6 pm
High School 14-18 yrs Class 4454-7 4455-0 4455-5 4454-1
Day(s) Time M 8-9 pm M 8-9 pm W 7-8 pm W 7-8 pm
Gymnastics
Cheer Skills Class Designed for cheerleaders and aspiring cheerleaders, the classes emphasize tumbling and jumping skills that are necessary in this growing sport. Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class. (TD) Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee # 4467-3 11-13 yrs Su 4:45-5:45 pm 1/8-2/26 $88/$132.50 8 4467-4 11-13 yrs Su 4:45-5:45 pm 3/4-4/15 $77/$115.50 7 4467-5 11-18 yrs Su 5:45-6:45 pm 1/8-2/26 $88/$132.50 8 4467-6 11-18 yrs Su 5:45-6:45 pm 3/4-4/15 $77/$115.50 7 4467-7 13-18 yrs W 8-9 pm 1/4-2/22 $88/$132.50 8 4467-8 13-18 yrs W 8-9 pm 2/29-4/11 $77/$115.50 7
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Youth Developmental Gymnastics - Girls Our developmental program is divided into three age groups: 6-8 years, 9-13 years, and high school. The program provides non-competitive, achievement-oriented classes of progressive skills. Children receive instruction in the Olympic gymnastics events and mini-trampoline. Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class. (TD)
Beginner 6-8 yrs Class 4457-9 4458-2 4458-4 4458-5 4458-8 4459-0 4459-2 4459-3 4459-5 4459-7 4459-8 4459-9 4460-0 4460-1 4460-4 4460-5 4460-8 4461-0 4461-3 4461-4 4461-5 4461-7
Day(s) Time T 4-5 pm T 5-6 pm W 4-5 pm W 5-6 pm Th 4-5 pm Th 5-6 pm F 4-5 pm F 5-6 pm Sa 12-1 pm M 4-5 pm M 5-6 pm M 4-5 pm M 5-6 pm T 4-5 pm T 5-6 pm W 4-5 pm W 5-6 pm Th 4-5 pm Th 5-6 pm F 4-5 pm F 5-6 pm Sa 12-1 pm
Date 1/3-2/21 1/3-2/21 1/4-2/22 1/4-2/22 1/5-2/23 1/5-2/23 1/6-2/24 1/6-2/24 1/7-2/25 1/9-2/20 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 2/27-4/9 2/28-4/10 2/28-4/10 2/29-4/11 2/29-4/11 3/1-4/12 3/1-4/12 3/2-4/13 3/2-4/13 3/3-4/14
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
Date 1/3-2/21 1/4-2/22 1/5-2/23 2/28-4/10 2/29-4/11 3/1-4/12
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 8 7 7 7
Date 1/3-2/21 1/4-2/22 1/5-2/23 2/28-4/10 2/29-4/11 3/1-4/12
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 8 7 7 7
Date 1/6-2/24 1/7-2/25 3/2-4/13 3/3-4/14
Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 7 7
Date 1/4-2/25 2/29-4/14
Fee # $200/$250.50 16 $200/$250.50 14
Beginner 9-13 yrs Class 4458-1 4458-6 4458-9 4460-3 4460-7 4461-1
Day(s) Time T 5-6 pm W 5-6 pm Th 4-5 pm T 5-6 pm W 5-6 pm Th 4-5 pm
Youth Developmental Gymnastics - Boys Our developmental program is divided into three age groups, 6-8 years, 9-13 years, and high school. The program provides noncompetitive, achievement-oriented classes of progressive skills. Children receive instruction in the Olympic gymnastics events and mini-trampoline. Please Note: An additional waiver must be filled out at the Rolling Meadows Park District Nelson Sports Complex at the first class. (TD)
Beginner 6-8 yrs Class 4463-9 4464-2 4464-4 4464-6 4464-8 4465-1
Day(s) Time W 5-6 pm Sa 12-1 pm M 5-6 pm M 5-6 pm W 5-6 pm Sa 12-1 pm
Date 1/4-2/22 1/7-2/25 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 2/29-4/11 3/3-4/14
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 8 7 7 7 7
Date 1/9-2/20 2/27-4/9 1/6-2/24 3/2-4/13
R/NR Fee $77/$115.50 $77/$115.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50
# 7 7 8 7
Date 1/4-2/22 2/29-4/11 1/7-2/25 3/3-4/14
R/NR Fee $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50 $88/$132.50 $77/$115.50
# 8 7 8 7
Beginner 9-13 yrs Class 4464-5 4464-7 4464-1 4465-0
Day(s) Time M 8-9 pm M 8-9 pm F 5-6 pm F 5-6 pm
Intermediate 7-13 yrs Class 4464-0 4464-9 4464-3 4465-2
Day(s) Time W 6-7 pm W 6-7 pm Sa 2-3 pm Sa 2-3 pm
Intermediate 6-8 yrs Class 4458-0 4458-3 4459-1 4460-2 4460-6 4461-2
Day(s) Time T 5-6 pm W 4-5 pm Th 5-6 pm T 5-6 pm W 4-5 pm Th 5-6 pm
Intermediate 9-13 yrs Class 4459-4 4459-6 4461-6 4461-8
Day(s) Time F 5-6 pm Sa 1-2 pm F 5-6 pm Sa 1-2 pm
High School 14-18 yrs
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Gymnastics
Class Day(s) Time 4458-7 W, Sa 6-8 pm 4460-9 W, Sa 6-8 pm
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Soccer agility AHPD’s Soccer Program The Park District’s soccer program is a recreational league for boys and girls in grades K-6. It stresses basic soccer skills, fun, and sportsmanship. The program is made up of six divisions: Kindergarten; Division I-1st Grade; Division II-2nd grades; Division III-3rd and 4th grades; Division IV-5th and 6th grades. Boys and girls play on separate teams (except in Kindergarten division), in separate leagues, and are placed on teams based out of the park where they register. Pioneer and Heritage participants registration code will be combined but teams will be formed by school. Teams are formed by the availability of coaches and time of your registration. Games will begin April 14 and conclude June 2. All games will be played on Saturday except for one weekend during the season Divisions I, II and III will be played on Sundays.
Division V - 7th and 8th grades Returning players who played as 7th graders and have uniforms do not have to purchase the uniform for this season. Boys and girls play on separate teams, in separate leagues and are placed on teams based on the school they attend. Teams are formed by the availability of coaches and time of your registration. Games will begin April 14 and conclude June 2.
When is the sign up deadline?
soccer
Registration begins October 22 and the deadline for Spring 2012 is Wednesday, February 15 at 5 pm. Any registration accepted after this date will encounter a $25 late fee and will be placed on a wait-list. Being placed on the wait list does not guarantee a space in the program. Placement will be based on volunteer coach availability and space available on teams.
Spring 2012 Season (K-6) Camelot Frontier Pioneer/ Heritage
Rec
R/NR Fee
Jersey
3655-5
3656-1
3656-7
3657-3
$14
gr K
3656-0
3656-6
3657-2
3657-8
$49/$59
gr 1
3655-6
3656-2
3656-8
3657-4
$59/$69
gr 2
3655-7
3656-3
3656-9
3657-5
$59/$69
gr 3-4
3655-8
3656-4
3657-0
3657-6
$59/$69
gr 5-6
3655-9
3656-5
3657-1
3657-7
$59/$69
Where can I register for Soccer? Registration must be done online or in-person at Community Centers (Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer, or Recreation) as parents are required to fill out several permission forms. Please see fees to the right. All divisions will wear red and white jersey. If there are any questions about registering, contact your local park or Jason Meredith 847.506.7133 or jmeredith@ahpd.org
7th and 8th Grade Soccer Spring 2012
R/NR Fee
Gr 7 (girls)
3662-1*
$78/$88
Gr 7 (boys)
3662-2*
$78/$88
Gr 8 (girls)
3662-3*
$78/$88
Gr 8 (boys)
3662-4*
$78/$88
Gr 8 (girls)
3662-5
$59/$69
Gr 8 (boys)
3662-6
$59/$69
*Uniform included
House League Coaches Meeting If you have volunteered to coach a soccer team this fall, the coaches meeting will be held Monday, March 26 at the Pioneer Park Center, 500 S. Fernandez. • 6:30 pm Kindergarten - Div II • 7:30 pm Division III- Division V For more information on the coaches meeting, contact your neighborhood community center supervisor.
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Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Travel Coaches
Aces 3 v 3 Futsal Tournament
The Arlington Aces Soccer Club is looking for qualified coaches for the travel program. If you are interested in being a travel coach, please fill out an application. You may print an application found at ahpd.org/soccer by March 16, 2012.
The Arlington Aces will be holding the 3v3 Futsal Tournament. This tournament will be played using special futsal low-bounce indoor soccer balls. The tournament will be held on Dec. 27 and 28 from 8 am-1 pm at Hersey High School. Teams will play on only one day, and are guaranteed 5 games. Recommended team size is 4-5 players. Games will be 15 minutes long with no halftime. Open to all Arlington Aces Players ages U8-High School. No adult coaching allowed. Each player will receive a tournament give-away. • To register please email the registration form to jjohnston@ elitesoccer.net. Registration forms can be found at elitesoccer. net. Teams will be accepted on a first come first served basis, and then grouped into brackets. Schedules will be posted by December 21. Ages: Arlington Aces U8-U18 Dates: 12/27/11 or 12/28/11 Time: 8 am-1 pm Location: Hersey High School Field House
Travel Soccer Try-Outs 2012/2013 Season Our most popular sport, soccer, attracts thousands of players of all ages each season to both the House League and the Travel Soccer programs. The Arlington Heights Park District and the Arlington Aces Soccer Club provide the framework for children to learn this exciting and rewarding sport while developing individual skills and learning the importance of teamwork. The Arlington Aces Travel Soccer Program provides players who wish to develop soccer skills in a more competitive environment while stressing sportsmanship and fun. As the name suggests, teams in this program travel outside Arlington Heights to compete against teams from other soccer clubs. Practices are generally more frequent and longer than for players in House League and playing time in games is at the discretion of coaches. If you are interested in trying out for the Arlington Aces Travel Program, please refer to our Web site at ahpd.org/soccer for detailed information regarding our program. Try-outs for U8-U14 Boys/Girls are held in the beginning of June and Girls U15-U19 are held in the end of May. Dates, times and locations of tryouts will be available in April and are posted on the Park District’s site. Online registration for the Aces travel programs will be available in April.
The Park District is looking for people who are interested in officiating youth soccer games. Games are played on Saturdays and occasional weeknights. The spring season runs from April 14-June 2. For information on how to become a soccer referee, please contact Jason Meredith at 847.506.7133. (JM)
Aces Soccer School A variety of Indoor soccer programs are offered for ages 3-14 from November 2011-March 2012. • Pre K • Finishing and Goal Scoring • Bridge to Aces • Dynamic Dribbling Moves • Skills Academy
JASON MEREDITH
Athletic Supervisor
For more information on soccer and athletics programs, please call Jason at 847.506.7133 or jmeredith@ahpd.org
Indoor Pre K Soccer The Pre-K Soccer Program is for pre-kindergarten 3-5 year olds. This program offers players the opportunity to learn from professionally, licensed coaches in a fun filled session of soccer. Players will participate in different soccer games and activities that aim to improve skills and increase the enjoyment of the game. (JM) Location: Pioneer Classes: 7 R/NR Fee: $80/$90 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4481-5 3 yrs Th 9:30-10:15 am 1/19-3/1 4481-6 3 yrs Th 10:30-11:15 am 1/19-3/1 4481-7 3 yrs Th 11:30-12:15 pm 1/19-3/1 4481-8 3 yrs Th 1-1:45 pm 1/19-3/1 4481-9 4-5 yrs T 9:30-10:15 am 1/17-2/28 4482-0 4-5 yrs T 10:30-11:15 am 1/17-2/28 4482-1 4-5 yrs T 11:30-12:15 pm 1/17-2/28 4482-2 4-5 yrs T 1-1:45 pm 1/17-2/28
Soccer Winter Camp Are you looking to keep your soccer skills sharp during the winter? Join the Soccer Winter Camp- training for players of all levels. The camp focuses on enhancing your enjoyment of the game while emphasizing technique training that strengthens dribbling, passing, ball control and shooting (JM) Location: Hersey High School Classes: 2 R/NR Fee: $40/$50 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4484-3 4-5 yrs M, T 9:30-10:30 am 12/19-12/20 4484-4 6-14 yrs M, T 9:45-11:30 am 12/19-12/20
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Soccer Referees Needed
Registration Fee: $160/team (Early Bird Discount - $130/team if received by Dec. 3)
Youth Athletics confidence Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association
The Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association is responsible for administering the boys baseball, girls softball, youth football, and cheerleading programs in Arlington Heights. The Youth Athletic office is located just east of Frontier Park at 1929 N. Kennicott. Normal office hours are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1-4 pm. Please call 847.870.0081 with questions or visit ahyaa.org for online registration and other registration information.
Family Sunday Open Gym The gym at Frontier Park, 1933 N. Kennicott Drive, is open on Sundays from 1-3 pm, January 8 - March 18, 2012 for family drop-in basketball. This free gym time is open to children and adults. Call 847.577.3015 for details. (SG)
Preschool Sports
Adult and Tot Sports Stop Moms, Dads or any significant adult can play an integral part in helping their tot experience basic sports movement. Your tot learns in a nurturing environment with gymnastics and sports equipment used to introduce organized sports movement. (PL) Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4486-5 2-3 yrs Frontier F 10:15-10:55 am 1/13-3/2 $51/$76.50 8 4486-6 2-3 yrs Pioneer Sa 11-11:40 am 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50 8
Dad & Me Fun With Football Enjoy nerf football with your son or daughter. You, along with our accomplished coaches, will help the little athlete learn the proper form and technique of catching, throwing, center skills, hand-offs, kick-offs and more in our fun and friendly setting. (PL) Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4488-8 3-4 yrs Recreation Sa 10:30-11:15 am 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50 8
Youth Sports
Youth Athletics
Sporting Encounters Girls and boys learn the basic skills of soccer, basketball, hockey, T-ball, gymnastics and more. Classes are designed to improve listening skills, the ability to follow directions and enhance overall physical development - all while having fun. (PL) Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4490-9 3-4 yrs Camelot T 10:15-11 am 1/10-2/28 $51/$76.50 8 4491-0 3-4 yrs Pioneer W 9:30-10:15 am 1/11-2/29 $51/$76.50 8 4491-1 4-5 yrs Pioneer Sa 10:15-11 am 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50 8
Super Sports This fun filled class teaches little superstars the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship, while attempting to spark an interest in kids to play a variety of sports. Sports covered will be favorites like basketball, hockey, soccer, baseball, football and many more. (MH) Instructor: ALL-Star Sports Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee Classes 4493-2 3-4 yrs Recreation T 1:15-2 pm 1/17-2/21 $60/$75.50 6 4493-3 4-5 yrs Recreation T 2:15-3 pm 1/17-2/21 $60/$75.50 6
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Little Dribblers An introduction to basketball, this class offers simple drills to teach players the rules of the game, ball handling, passing and defense. Instructors emphasize team play and sportsmanship. (PL) Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Classes: 8 Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4495-4 4-5 yrs Pioneer W 10:15-11 am 1/11-2/29 $51/$76.50 4495-5 4-5 yrs Frontier F 2:15-3 pm 1/13-3/2 $51/$76.50 4495-6 4-5 yrs Recreation Sa 11:15 am-12 pm 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50
Floor Hockey Sundays
SportsKids Inc. Lacrosse
Learn to play the fastest game in the world. This class will enhance the childrens’ technique and overall play. Staff will provide fun drills and games to keep everyone moving and thinking. The class will teach the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship, while teaching the basic skills of passing, shooting, and stick handling. Checking is NOT allowed and equipment is required. Mandatory: Bike helmet. Optional: Shin pads, kneepads and elbow pads. (MH) Location: Recreation Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4497-7 5-6 yrs Su 2-2:50 pm 1/15-2/19 $50/$62.50 4497-8 5-6 yrs Su 3-3:50 pm 1/15-2/19 $50/$62.50
Experience one of the fastest growing sports in recent years. Age appropriate sized sticks and tennis/wiffle balls used for safety. Children will learn techniques including cradling, passing, shooting and goalie skills in a non-contact setting. (PL) Location: Pioneer Classes: 8 Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4506-3 4-6 yrs W 11-11:45 am 1/11-2/29 $51/$76.50
Soccer Sundays Looking for a way to get your little one ready for the upcoming spring soccer season? This program will focus on the fundamentals of soccer such as dribbling, passing, shooting, basic rules and will do so in a fun but structured setting. (MH) Location: Recreation Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4499-9 3-4 yrs Su 12-12:50 pm 1/15-2/19 $50/$62.50 4500-0 4-5 yrs Su 1-1:50 pm 1/15-2/19 $50/$62.50
Nothin’ But Net
SportsKids Inc. Floor Hockey Enjoy learning the basics of this fast-paced game. Through individual and team drills quickly pick up the fundamentals and mechanics of offense, defense and shots on goal. Games are played each class. (PL) Location: Camelot Classes: 8 Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4504-2 4-6 yrs T 9:30-10:15 am 1/10-2/28 $51/$76.50
This class introduces 4-6 year olds to the fundamentals of soccer, floor hockey, T-ball and basketball. The emphasis is on the development of teamwork, sportsmanship and movement. Our goal is to teach boys and girls the enjoyment of playing for the sake of the sport itself. Group games and other individual sports are also included. (PL) Location: Frontier Classes: 8 Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4508-4 4-6 yrs F 9:15-10:15 am 1/13-3/2 $51/$76.50
Start Smart Golf Learn the basics of golf using colorful age-appropriate equipment. Putting, chipping and tee work are mixed in with easy instruction for proper form. (PL) Age: 4-6 Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Classes: 8 Class Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4510-5 Frontier F 11-11:45 am 1/13-3/2 $51/$76.50 4510-6 Pioneer Sa 9:30-10:15 am 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50
Mini Bulls - Pioneer Introduce your five-year-old to the game of basketball. Basic skills such as passing, shooting and dribbling will be included. The boys and girls learn while playing games and work towards modified scrimmaging. (MH) Location: Pioneer Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4515-0 5 yrs T 4-4:45 pm 1/17-2/21 $32/$45.50 4515-2 5 yrs Th 4-4:45 pm 1/19-2/23 $32/$45.50
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Sample all these net sports: basketball, volleyball (played with a beach ball), tennis and badminton. Other sports may be included. Age appropriate equipment is used to get little athletes off to a good start for a lifetime of enjoyment. (PL) Location: Camelot Classes: 8 Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4502-1 4-6 yrs T 1-1:45 pm 1/10-2/28 $51/$76.50
Pee Wee Sportsters
SportsKids Inc. Fun With Football Open House Exclusively for 5-6 year olds - join us on Saturday, December 17 at 1:00 PM at Recreation Park to try nerf football skills. Accomplished coaches will check form/technique and determine which Fun With Football class would be the most fun and ideal to enroll your child.
Fun with Football Are you ready for some football? This no-contact class helps kids learn the skills of football: pass, hike, catch and punt the ball and team offense and defense. Controlled scrimmages will be played once the basic skills have been taught. Nerf footballs are used for safety. (PL) Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Classes: 8 Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4517-3 5-6 yrs Camelot T 1:45-2:30 pm 1/10-2/28 $51/$76.50 4517-4 5-6 yrs Recreation Sa 12-12:45 pm 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50
Fun With Football Level II Continue on with Fun With Football in Level II. New plays will pique players interest and teach challenging skills. The session will conclude with thrilling, flag game experience. Instructor approval recommended. Come to the open house on Saturday, December 17, at Recreation Park at 1:00 to have the the instructor test you for level I or II. (PL) Location: Recreation Classes: 8 Instructor: SportsKids Inc. Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4519-5 5-6 yrs Sa 12:45-1:30 pm 1/14-3/3 $51/$76.50
Classic P.E. Games for Everyone This is perfect after school activity you will not want to miss! During this 4 week class children will be playing all types of old and new games. This is a fast pace, nonstop action class that is not only fun but a great way to be physically active and have fun! (AK) Location: Juliette Low School Classes: 4 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4521-6 gr 1-3 M 4:30-5:15 pm 1/30-2/20 $22/$28 4521-7 gr 1-3 W 4:30-5:15 pm 2/8-3/13 $22/$28
Learn To Bowl: Improve Your Game
Youth Athletics
Join the Arlington Heights Park District and Beverly Lanes in a bowling class that will teach you the basics of the game, as well as improve your skills you currently have. You will learn the approach process, scoring, etiquette and bring it all together in a good effective finish. At the end of this six week session there will be a pins over average contest, pizza and prizes. The class is taught by USBC certified coaches who were named to the Top 100 Coaches by Bowlers Journal International magazine. Classes will be held at Beverly Lanes. Beverly Lanes is located at 8 South Beverly Lane, 847.253.5238. (EW) Location: Beverly Lanes Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4541-9 8-12 yrs T 4-5:30 pm 2/8-3/13 $60
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Winter Basketball Leagues Special Registration - Register online at ahpd.org or in-person at Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer, and Recreation Parks. The league helps players learn and reinforce basketball skills and fundamentals. Team rosters are small so all players, regardless of ability, receive a maximum amount of playing time. Learning while having fun is the main objective of the program. The program is divided into separate grade levels. Volunteer coaches are needed. Games are played on Saturdays and Sundays. The first practice will be on the weekend of January 14 and 15. The remaining practices will be during the week. Games will begin on January 21 and 22. TEAM FORMATION GUIDELINES: Players within each park will be selected by random using a lottery. Each head coach will be able to select one assistant coach. Friendship requests will not allowed. Teams will practice at their local park or their local schools. If you have any questions, please contact Brien Halterman at 847.506.7132 or bhalterman@ahpd.org (BH)
Winter 2012 Boys Basketball League: 1/14-3/11
Winter 2012 Girls Basketball League 1/14-3/11
Games are played on Saturdays and Sundays. The first practice will be on the weekend of January 14 and 15. The remaining practices will be during the week. Games will begin on January 21 and 22. Registration August 9-January 2. Cost of the program is $80; Registration after 1/2 if spots remain is $105.
Games are played on Saturdays and Sundays. The first practice will be on the weekend of January 14 and 15. The remaining practices will be during the week. Games will begin on January 21 and 22. Registration August 9-January 2. Cost of the program is $80; Registration after 1/2 if spots remain is $105.
Camelot Frontier
Pioneer/ Heritage
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3758-9
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$80
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3758-4
3759-0
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$80
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3763-2
3763-5
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3763-4
$80
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3758-5
3759-1
3759-7
3760-3
$80
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3758-6
3759-2
3759-8
3760-4
$80
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3758-7
3759-3
3759-9
3760-6
$80
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3758-8
3759-4
3760-0
3760-5
$80
3-on-3 Youth Basketball Tournament Tournament date: Saturday, January 7; Registration deadline: December 29.
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This tournament is open to all youth in and surrounding the community of Arlington Heights interested in learning, enhancing, and developing their skills. This event is sure to bring weekend fun to everyone! There will be separate divisions for boys and girls. Three or four players comprise a team. Participants must sign up as a team. Games will be played at Pioneer Park, Betsy Ross School, and Poe School. For more information, contact Jason Meredith at 847.506.7133 your local community center or at ahpd.org/3on3. (JM) Fee: $60 Class Level Age Location Class Level Age Location 3767-9 Boys gr 1-2 Pioneer 3768-6 Girls gr 5 Poe School 3768-0 Girls gr 1-2 Pioneer 3768-7 Boys gr 6 Poe School 3768-1 Boys gr 3 Betsy Ross School 3768-8 Girls gr 6 Poe School 3768-2 Girls gr 3 Betsy Ross School 3768-9 Boys gr 7 Poe School 3768-3 Girls gr 4 Betsy Ross School 3769-0 Girls gr 7 Poe School 3768-4 Boys gr 4 Betsy Ross School 3769-1 Girls gr 8 Poe School 3768-5 Boys gr 5 Poe School 3769-2 Boys gr 8 Poe School
Junior Bulls
Arlington Heights Lacrosse
This class works on developing fundamentals through drills and games. The instructor will reinforce primary skills such as passing, shooting and dribbling while working on good sportsmanship and learning game situations. Scrimmage time is progressive throughout the session. (MH) Location: Pioneer Classes: 6 R/NR Fee: $40/$60.50 Class Age Day(s) Time R/NR Fee 4523-8 6-7 yrs T 5-5:45 pm 1/17-2/21 4524-0 6-7 yrs Th 5-5:45 pm 1/19-2/23
The Arlington Heights Park District will be working in conjunction with Lacrosse America this spring to coordinate travel lacrosse teams from the Arlington Heights area. These teams will participate in the Northwest Chicago Youth Lacrosse Federation. This league provides a fun and exciting playing environment for everyone from the beginner to the elite lacrosse player. Teams will be grouped by age and ability level. Program emphasis will be on skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship and equal playing time (provided there has been good practice attendance). All programs are ideal for beginning and experienced players. All players receive a custom team jersey and team shorts. For all league information including age requirements, dates, times, locations and equipment, please visit your towns webpage at lacrosseamerica.com
Jamaco - Preseason Basketball Mini Jam Proper technique when learning the fundamentals of basketball is vital to quick improvement and overall success. Each week time will be spent concentrating on shooting, ball-handling and passing. Skills will be practiced in game play / scrimmages at the end of each session on the court. Take this opportunity to gain valuable instruction from former DePaul Assistant Basketball Coach, Jana Balis. Each participant will receive a FREE basketball! (TD) Location: Pioneer Classes: 6 R/NR Fee: $50/$73.50 Class Level Age Day(s) Time Date 4537-4 Girls gr 3-6 W 4-4:45 pm 1/18-2/22 4537-5 Boys gr 3-6 W 5-5:45 pm 1/18-2/22
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Junior Beginner Racquetball Lessons Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club is looking for interested juniors who would like to learn the fun and exciting sport of racquetball. Students will learn basic rules, shots and fundamentals with fun drills and games that will get your child started in the sport of racquetball. All lesson participants will be able to practice with their parent(s) or classmates on designated days and times for $5 per hour with no guest fees. Designated times will be any Saturday or Sunday that falls between the starting and ending date of the class session. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 6 R/NR Fee: $65/$80 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 4526-1 6-10 yrs T 4:30-5:15 pm 1/3-2/7 4526-2 6-10 yrs T 4:30-5:15 pm 2/14-3/20 4526-3 11-15 yrs W 4:30-5:15 pm 1/4-2/8 4526-4 11-15 yrs W 4:30-5:15 pm 2/15-3/21
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Note: All players must rent/purchase all equipment prior to the first practice, equipment will not be available at the field. Rental/purchase information can be found at chicagolacrossecompany.com. Coaching: Program coaching involves a group effort between Lacrosse America directors and coaches, local high school coaches, varsity high school players and most importantly, YOU! No experience necessary, Lacrosse America will be hosting introductory and advanced training clinics all winter long! You will be provided with all necessary equipment, practice plans and support. Parent information meeting January 26, 7-8 pm at Olympic Indoor Swim Center. Two weeknight practices 6:30-8 pm, days posted on website. Listed Sunday times are for practices weeks one and two. Game times and locations will vary after the first two Sundays. No class 4/8, 5/27, 5/28. Location: Hersey High School Classes: 25 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4528-5 U9 W, Su 12-1:45 pm 4/4-6/17 $230/$245 4528-6 U11 M, W, Su 2-3:45 pm 4/4-6/17 $275/$290 4528-7 U13 M, W, Su 4-5:45 pm 4/4-6/17 $275/$290 4528-8 U15 M, W, Su 4-5:45 pm 4/4-6/17 $275/$290
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Intro to Volleyball
JH Volleyball Clinic
Give your child a head start introduction to the game of volleyball. They’ll learn primary skills such as bumping, setting, hitting and serving while working on good sportsmanship and teamwork. The class will introduce scrimmaging and rules of the game. (PR) Location: Frontier Classes: 6 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4539-6 gr 3-4 Su 3:30-4:30 pm 1/22-2/26 $45/$67.50 4539-7 gr 5-6 Su 4:30-5:30 pm 1/22-2/26 $45/$67.50 4539-8 gr 5-6 Su 5:30-6:30 pm 1/22-2/26 $45/$67.50
The first hour of this clinic will focus on passing and setting. The second hour will focus on serving and hitting. (JM) Location: Betsy Ross School Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4546-4 10-14 yrs W 3-5 pm 1/4 $20
Jr. High Volleyball League - Winter Practice is one hour, once a week in the evening. Match times are one hour between 1-7 pm, on Sundays at Betsy Ross. Sign up as an individual, the Park District forms teams based on school and grade. Registration begins November 21, online or at the Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington Heights Rd. Deadline to register is January 3, 2012. For more information, please contact Jason at 847.506.7133. (JM) Dates: 1/15-3/11 Location: Betsy Ross School Classes: 9 Class Age Level Day(s) Time R/NR Fee 4544-0 gr 5 Coed Su 1-7 pm $84/$89 4544-1 gr 6 Coed Su 1-7 pm $84/$89 4544-2 gr 7-8 Girls Su 1-7 pm $84/$89 4544-3 gr 7-8 Boys Su 1-7 pm $84/$89
Boys High School Volleyball League Sign up as a team of 6-12 players for match play (two-out-of-three games to 15 points). Matches start at 6, 7 or 8 pm. Officials will be provided. Play-offs will determine champions. (JM) Location: Betsy Ross School Classes: 9 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4550-6 14-18 yrs Su 6-9 pm 1/15-3/11 $225
MATT HEALY
Recreation Supervisor For more information on programs at Recreation Park, All-Star sports, babysitting classes, please call Matt at 847.577.3040 or mhealy@ahpd.org.
Youth Athletics
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EXercise
Exercise and wellness
Zumba Fitness
BeMoved ÂŽ
This cutting edge, high-energy fitness system is a distinctive fusion of Latin and International music that combines unique body sculpting and dance steps. The routine features aerobic/fitness interval training with fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Not only is Zumba fun, it is easy to do. Drop in fee is $8 per class at the door or purchase a six class punch card for $40. Punch cards may be purchased at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club. First time participants must call the club at 847.640.2574 to reserve a spot in the class. Nursery is available Monday thru Friday 9 am-2 pm. Zumba Toning - This class works to blend body-sculpting techniques and specific Zumba moves into one calorie-burning, strength-training class. You’ll learn how to use weighted, maraca-like Zumba Toning Sticks to enhance rhythm, build strength and tone all target zones. The Saturday 10:45 am class is designated for Zumba toning and is included in the punch card. CLASS SCHEDULE: Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club Day Time Mon 6:30 - 7:30 pm Wed 6:30 - 7:30 pm Thu 9:30 - 10:30 am Thu 5:30 - 6:30 pm Sat 9:15-10:15 am 10:30 -11:30 am
BeMoved is a new dance fitness experience designed by renowned dance Director and Choreographer Sherry Zunker for adults of all movement abilities. It inspires participants to embrace dance as a lifelong means to health, joy, and fullfillment. Classes begin with easy-to-follow therapeutic movements that integrate the upper and lower body. The warm up flows into dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres. Each week focuses on a different musical and dance style . The drop in fee is $15 per class or you can purchase a six punch card for $72 at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club. Call the club at 847-640-2574 or check our website, ahpd.org/fv for class days and times.
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Turbo Kick Offered at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club, this addictive high energy workout combines shadow boxing, kickboxing, sports drills, martial arts and simple dance moves in a party atmosphere where losing weight is the side effect of having FUN! Turbo Kick is an interval based class that allows individuals of any level to participate, customize their workouts, and blast calories! Drop in fee is $8 per class or you can purchase a six class punch card for $40 at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club. Turbo Kick is offered on Wednesday mornings from 10:45 to 11:30 am.
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Fitness Kickboxing
It’s the perfect fusion between strength building, rhythmic movement and power with a foundation in Pilates and Yoga that burns calories while transforming the body. It includes modifications so that everyone can participate, yet offers progressions to challenge the more advanced athlete. Either way, you’ll get results. The drop in fee is $8 at the door, or purchase a six class punch card for $40. This class is offered at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club on Thursday mornings from 10:30 - 11:15 am.
Work to achieve the top-notch physical condition of a kick-boxer or boxer without the fear of injury. This kickboxing class combines the basics of punching, kicking, and boxing movements into challenging aerobic routines for a complete muscular and cardiovascular workout. This is a non-contact program. Tuesday 6-7 pm is an advanced class. Please contact the instructor for participant approval. Class listed in blue is advanced only. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4559-1 15+ T 6-7 pm 1/24-4/3 $90 4559-2 15+ T 7-8 pm 1/24-4/3 $90
Kid-X We are very happy to offer group exercise classes for kids. This class will challenge you to improve your fitness while having fun. You will work on your core, flexibility, strength, and endurance. Kid-X is a great way to get fit and make friends. The last ten minutes of each class will be spent cooling down and stretching. (SN) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Classes: 7 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4552-7 5-8 W 5:45-6:25 pm 1/11-2/22 $75/$112.50 4552-8 4-9 W 6:35-7:15 pm 1/11-2/22 $75/$112.50
Parent and Child Exercise This class will allow one parent to take an exercise class with one child. What a great way to spend time together, have fun, and get healthy. Class will improve your core strength, flexibility, balance, and endurance. Each class will be fun and challenging. The last ten minutes of each class will be spent cooling down and stretching. Please register using your child’s name and age. Children must be at least 10 years old to participate. (SN) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Classes: 7 Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4554-8 10+ M 6-6:55 pm 1/9-2/20 $75/$112.50
Yoga/Pilates for Adults Yoga/Pilates will begin with relaxation and breathing techniques and move through a series of yoga poses aimed at total body strengthening and increased flexibility. A series of the Pilates Mat exercises will be worked into the yoga practice to help strengthen the core and compliment the flow of the yoga poses. Please wear comfortable clothes that allow free movement. Please provide your own yoga mat. (LO) Location: Hasbrook Classes: 8 Instructor: Jen Rowley Class Age Day(s) Time Date R/NR Fee 4556-9 15+ T 10-11 am 1/10-2/28 $68/$85 4557-0 15+ T 8-9 pm 1/10-2/28 $68/$85
Mat Pilates Core strength is the key to overall fitness. Learn to engage the core using abs, lower back, and hips. Get stronger, longer and leaner muscles. Improve posture and sense of well being. Please bring well-padded rollup mat and large towel to class. Online registration available for beginner class only. Progression to intermediate class needs teacher permission (not listed). (KK) Classes: 12 Fee: $87 Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date 4564-0 16+ Recreation M 10:30-11:15 am 11/14-2/13 4564-2 16+ Hasbrook W 6:15-7 pm 11/16-2/15 4564-4 16+ Recreation Su 9-9:45 am 11/20-2/19
Pilates Mat Class Designed for all ages and abilities. Pilates mat work is a body conditioning class designed to stretch, strengthen and balance the body. Pilates targets deep postural muscles within the body through a series of exercises aimed at building muscle strength while improving flexibility, balance, and posture. It’s emphasis on all-around complete fitness supports a variety of fitness goals. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat as well as a small towel. No class 3/28. (NA) Location: Forest View Racquet Club Classes: 10 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4566-5 16+ W 11:30-12:15 pm 1/25-4/4 $72
Yoga for Beginners Peace Yoga combines postures, basic stretches, breath work, meditation and relaxation to help create harmony between the mind and body. Movements are designed to stretch and tone muscles, loosen stiff joints, help correct poor posture, improve balance and leave you feeling agile and refreshed. Level One is designed for true beginners. Level Two includes the basics and introduces some of the more challenging postures. Class listed in blue is Int.Adv levels only. (KK) Classes: 8 Fee: $73 Class Age Location Day(s) Time Date 4568-6 18+ Camelot W 7-8 pm 1/4-2/22 4568-7 18+ Heritage M 7-8 pm 1/2-2/20 4568-8 18+ Camelot W 8-9 pm 1/4-2/22 4568-9 18+ Heritage M 8-9 pm 1/2-2/20
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Exercise
PiYo
EXercise
Tai Chi Easy Walking Learn five classic choreographed slow flowing movements designed for balance, strength, flexibility and stress reduction. Tai Chi Easy Walking is taught step-by-step in a logical progression. (TD) Age: 18+ Fee: $52 Instructor: Mary P. Young, M.S. Class Location Day(s) Time Date # 4571-1 Pioneer W 8:30-9:15 am 1/18-2/23 7 4571-2 Pioneer F 8:30-9:15 am 1/20-3/2 7
Sunday Yoga Bring joy and peace into your life through Peace Yoga - the perfect combination of yoga postures, basic stretches, breath work, meditation and relaxation; all geared to create harmony within the mind, body and spirit. The movements are designed to stretch and tone muscles, loosen stiff joints, help correct poor posture, improve balance and leave you feeling agile and refreshed. All levels are welcome. (KK) Location: Admin. Ctr. Classes: 8 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4573-3 18+ Su 8:30-10 am 1/8-2/26 $82
Group 4X Group 4X is a blend of group exercise and personal training. Only 4 participants will be allowed in each class. Group 4X will improve your core strength, flexibility, and cardio endurance. This high energy class will challenge you. You will have fun. The last ten minutes of each class will be spent cooling down and stretching. (SN) Location: Olympic Indoor Swim Center Classes: 7 Class Age Day(s) Time Date Fee 4577-8 18+ MW 10-10:55 am 1/11-2/24 $200
Personal Training at Forest View Personal training can help you get started with a workout routine, revitalize an existing one, customize an exercise regimen tailored to your specific needs, and help keep you motivated. Individual and package training sessions are available for your convenience. Call the club at 847-640-2574 to schedule your workout with a certified personal trainer. Member Non-Member One Hour Private Session $60 $68 Six Session Private Package $330 $380 One Hour Semi-Private Session $35 pp $40 pp Six Session Semi-Private Package $180 pp $205 pp
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Ticket to Group Fitness It’s never too late to get on board. Get your pass and get moving! Our program offers a variety of fitness classes to strengthen the body, mind, and soul. Pay $8 at the door or buy a punch card and receive a discount. Punch cards may be purchased in person at Recreation Park or the Administration Center.
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9:15 -10:15 am Group Power (Pioneer)
9:00 -10 am Moves that Groove (Pioneer)
6:15-7:15 am Group Power (Recreation)
9:00 -10 am Tone and Sculpt (Recreation)*
6:15-7:15 am Group Power (Recreation)
8:00-9 am Fitness Tour (Pioneer)
9:15 -10:15 am Step and Strength (Recreation)*
9:15 -10:15 am Group Power (Recreation)*
9:15 -10:10 am Back to Basics (Recreation)*
9:10-9:50 am Core Plus Express (Pioneer)
9:00 -10 am Step (Recreation)*
7:45-8:45 am Group Power (Recreation)
10:30 -11:15 am Stretch Benefits (Pioneer)
10:30 -11:15 am Stretch Benefits (Recreation)*
10:20 -11:20 am Group Power (Recreation)*
10:10 -10:55 am Stretch Benefits (Recreation)*
10:15 -11:15 am Group Power (Recreation)*
9 -10 am Step (Recreation)
12-1 pm Yoga Admin. Ctr
Sunday
7:45-8:45 am Group Power (Recreation)
6:30-7:30 pm Yoga Admin. Ctr
5:30-6:30 pm Group Power (Recreation)
6:15-7:15 pm Group Power (Recreation) 6:15-7:15 pm 4/4/4 (Recreation)
7:30-8:30 pm Group Power (Pioneer)
* Babysitting is available. $1.50 per child. Multiple children will receive a discounted fee.
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Moves That Groove
Cardio class with four (4) weeks each of step, stability ball and interval classes using a variety of equipment.
An aerobic workout inspired by dance moves and patterns. Move, groove and smile your way through this workout.
Core Plus Express
Step & Strength
Pressed for time? Then this is the strength class for you. Emphasis on core (abdominals and back) without neglecting other areas of the body.
A highly effective interval class alternating between step and muscle work. This class is taught at the intermediate/advanced level although all fitness levels welcome.
Back to Basic
Step
Want to go Back? This class will take you there with simple, athletic activities to boost your heart rate without confusing your feet. All fitness levels welcome.
A cardio-step class designed to get your heart pumping. The class is taught at the intermediate/advanced level, although all fitness levels are welcome.
Group Power
Stretch Benefits
Group Power is a 60-minute barbell program to strengthen all your major muscles in an inspiring, motivating group environment. With simple athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses and curls, Group Power is for all ages and fitness levels. Discover results, discover Group Power!
Increase flexibility and range of motion. Improve balance, muscle tone and core strength. All levels. A yoga mat and yoga strap are strongly recommended.
Fitness Tour Wanting to improve all the elements of fitness while adding variety to your exercise routine? Then, this is for you. Different formats will be used and monthly schedules will be posted and handed out. Great way to see improvements in your fitness level and learn about the variety of programming that we offer to you.
Tone N’ Sculpt (T&S) Why weight? Strength does a body good! A great toning class using hand weights, the step, tubing, bands and stability balls. Please bring light hand and ankle weights if possible. All levels are welcome!
Yoga The mind body connection that yoga emphasizes will not only stretch and tone you, but also relax and energize you. Yoga’s deep breathing techniques help improve both body and mind functions.
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110W.FremontAve.|847.255.1225| ahmuseum.org Arlington Heights Historical Museum
Arlington Heights Historical Society
A Collection of the Past-Preserved for the Future co-sponsored by the Arlington Heights Historical Society, Village of Arlington Heights, and the Arlington Heights Park District.
Your Museum: The Past, Present and Future
The Arlington Heights Historical Museum is a five-building complex, including a Coach House, Log Cabin, the 1882 home of F. W. Muller, and the 1908 Banta House. These buildings and their contents tell the story of Arlington Heights over the last 150 years. Tours of the complex start at 2 and 3 pm, Saturday and Sunday. Tour fees: Adults $4; Children 3-14, $2. Group tours at other times are available by reservation. The Museum also offers special programs for schools and scouts. Consult the website for more information.
Heritage Gallery and Shop 112 West Fremont Street Open Friday-Sunday, 1:30-4:30 pm (excluding holidays) The Arlington Heights Historical Society and Museum operate the Heritage Gallery and Shop located in the western portion of the Old Soda Pop Factory building. The Heritage Gallery specializes in local history exhibits drawn from the Historical Society’s extensive collections along with national and regional traveling exhibits that explore the broader context of our history. The Heritage Shop offers a selection of local and historical gift, books, note cards, aprons and more.
Log on to ahmuseum.org and see how much fun history can be!
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The Historical Society is the not-for-profit organization that collects artifacts, organizes community events, provides volunteers for Museum activities, and operates the Heritage Gallery and Shop and the Local History Library. Come join us... Become a Member of the Arlington Heights Historical Society and help preserve the History of Arlington Heights for future generations. Membership Rates: $25 Individual $45 Family $100 Corporate All Memberships Include: • The Dunton Post Newsletter keeps you up to date on the activities of the Historical Society and Museum. • Free tours of the Museum. • Reduced admission fees to Museum special events such as House Walk & Irish Fest. • 10% discount on Museum store products. • 25% discount on room rental fees in the Soda Pop Factory building’s Arlington and Dunton Rooms. • Invitation to exhibit openings and receptions in the Heritage Gallery. Volunteer: Volunteers are needed throughout the year to work as tour guides, Heritage Gallery & Shop volunteers, special event helpers, and more. Help promote your community’s history by volunteering today. Local History Library: The Library has information on local history including maps, photographs, and clippings. It is open to the public Thursday from 1-4 pm and Friday from 9 am-noon. For more information on the Arlington Heights Historical Society, call 847.255.1225. (TO)
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
discover history • Help Support the Arlington Heights Historical Museum for free when you do your online shopping! • By shopping with over 900 national online stores through ShopforMuseums.com, you can support our museum at the same time at no extra cost to you! A percentage of your purchase amount is donated by the vendor. • Shop with all of your favorite stores- Amazon, PetsMart, Lands’ End, Ebay, Verizon Wireless, Sierra Trading Post, Mikasa, Target and many more. • Go to ShopforMuseums.com and choose Arlington Heights Historical Society for your online shopping.
Room Rental information Have your next meeting or special occasion at the Museum. Choose from the Arlington Room or the Dunton Room located at 110 West Fremont Street. Rent either room for meetings, showers, parties, and more; both have kitchen access. Groups up to 75 people can be accommodated. Rental hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 10 pm; Fridays, 9 am to 4 pm; and Saturday & Sunday, 1 to 5 pm. Fees are based on day of the week and whether the rental is for resident, nonresident, or commercial use. Historical Society Members in good standing receive 25% off the rental fee. Check out our website at ahmuseum.org, click on services, view both rooms, check out room dimensions and look at possible room setups without having to leave your home. If interested in renting one of our rooms please call Kristina at the Museum.
Make sure to check out the
Museum Program Information Museum classes and Special Events: Look for these Museum classes throughout the program guide: • Homemade Fun on page 55 • Digital Photography 101 on page 61 • Cooking with Chef Dave on page 48 • Antiques - What’s It Worth? On page 47 • A Presidential Menu on page 49 • A Winter Wonderland on page 47 • Hearts & Chocolates on page 44 • Victorian Valentines on page 44 • Funny Footprints on page 59 Registration: Register for Museum programs at the Park District Administration Center, any Community Center, or at ahpd.org. Refund Policy: Refunds are given for one-day programs if request is received at least one full week prior to the program. Patron requests less than one week in advance, will receive 50% of the program fee less a $5 service fee. Parking: Free parking is available evenings and weekends in the commuter lot at Vail and Fremont streets.
Fannie May Candy Sale Buy your spring candy from a brand you can trust. All proceeds go to helping the Historical Society maintain their collections and renovate historic homes. Order by February 27 and get your candy shipped directly to your front door the week of March 19. Free shipping, 5% discount and no sales tax makes for one sweet deal. For catalog and order form, go to ahmuseum.org or call 847.255.1225.
Heritage Gallery Exhibit on page 8.
Martha Mills Doll Collection & Lorraine Korenthal Dollhouses
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Athletics teens & adults EXercise
Adult Drop-In Athletics
Adult Boxing
These adult athletics are free. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. Teams are formed weekly. Location Recreation Pioneer Juliette Low
Sport Men’s BB Men’s BB Men’s BB
Age 18+ 30+ 30+
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Adult Summer Softball Spring softball leagues begin the week of April 1. Summer softball begins the week of April 29. There may still be openings in some leagues. If interested, contact Brien Halterman at 847.506.7132, or view the information on the Web at ahpd.org/softball.
Adult Basketball Leagues The Men’s A and B basketball leagues form throughout the year. For information, please contact Brien Halterman at 847.506.7132 or check out the information on the Web at ahpd.org/basketball.
Adult Volleyball Leagues
Boxing can be an excellent source of conditioning and terrific way to satisfy the basic human need of recognition in a positive manner. Beginning stages will cover punching, defensive and offensive fundamentals, endurance exercises, sheer power exercises, knowledge of space perception between your opponents, sparring, shadowboxing and heavybag. Extensive warm up and cool down exercises are always done in the beginning and at the end of each class session; conditioning is the key component in attaining a proper boxing form. To build a proper boxing etiquette consistency is a must and weekly repetition will improve: weight loss, muscle strength, mental sharpness, stress management, increased flexibility and quick explosive action. Sign up for one day a week class or two days a week. (EW) Age: 18+ Location: My Kempo Martial Arts Studio 786 Buffalo Grove Road Class Day(s) Time Date Fee # 4575-5 M, W 6-7 pm 1/9-2/29 $138 16 4575-4 M 6-7 pm 1/9-2/27 $88 8
The Arlington Heights Park District offers volleyball leagues throughout the year. Games are played at 6:25, 7:30, 8:35, and 9:40 pm at Betsy Ross and Poe Schools. If you wish to register a team, please contact Jason Meredith at 847.506.7133 or jmeredith@ahpd.org. Winter leagues begin in December, check out ahpd.org/volleyball for more details. Dates: 12/12-3/5 R/NR Fee: $330/$360 Class Location Level Day Time 4584-6 Besty Ross B-Co-ed M 6:30-10 pm 4585-1 Poe A-Co-ed M 6:30-10 pm 4585-2 Poe AA-Co-ed M 6:30-10 pm 4584-7 Pioneer A- Men T 6:30-10 pm 4584-8 Besty Ross AA-Women T 6:30-10 pm 4585-3 Besty Ross AA Women T 6:30-10 pm 4584-9 Besty Ross AA Co-ed T 6:30-10 pm 4548-0 Besty Ross A Co-ed T 6:30-10 pm
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Seniors active adults Park District Programs at the Senior Center
A Word to Our Customers
1801 W. Central Road | Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005 847.797.5341
A word about refunds: The senior trips, luncheons and contracted classes/special events are not refundable due to contract agreements. However, we’ll be happy to help you sell your tickets if a waiting list has formed. All regular non-contract recreation programs are refundable for any unused classes from the time the refund request is received, and of course, the Park District Programs have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. No refunds will be given after a program has ended. Please don’t wait until the last minute to register for a program. At some point prior to the first class, we need to decide if enrollment is sufficient to hold the class.
The Arlington Heights Park District Program for Active Adults is located in the Arlington Heights Senior Center at 1801 W. Central Road near the intersection of Central and Wilke in Arlington Heights. The Park District offers a wide variety of affordable leisure and recreation activities such as special events, classes and trips. The Park District operates the Wood Shop, the Arlington Classic Tour Club, the Gift Store, the Arlington Athletic Club, the Dance and Fitness Studio and the Art Studio. Whether you are fully-retired, semi-retired or still working, the Park District Active Adult Program at the Senior Center has something for everyone. We offer weekday, weekend and evening programs, special events and tours. Our registration office is located in our Gift Store. In addition to getting information on classes, special events and tours, you can purchase a last minute gift or greeting card.
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30am-4pm Monday and Wednesday : 8:30am-7pm Saturday: 8:30am-noon
Questions? Call 847.797.5341 Recreation and Leisure programs Jan Mey/Marissa Moravec
One day tours Linda Paxson
Registration and refund information Janice Bell/Carolyn Butz/Jane Koeppen
Recreation Supervisor Paula Barans
Do you have a class or recreation program you would like to see offered? We’re always looking for new ideas and instructors to teach. Call Paula Barans, Recreation Supervisor, at 847.797.5341 with your ideas.
Registration Notice! The senior program classes and tours are very popular and have maximum numbers that we can accommodate. If your registration is put on a wait list for a class, tour, or special event, the Park District staff will make a courtesy call to notify you of your status. If you have any questions regarding a refund for a Senior Program, please call 847.797.5341.
Priority Registration Seniors, 50 years and over, receive priority registration starting December 8, 2011. Patrons under age 50, may register starting December 19, 2011 at no additional fee in the Park District Office at the Senior Center provided space is available.
Newcomer Tours- Wednesday at 10 am Are you interested in the clubs, classes, programs and activities at the Senior Center? Special one-hour newcomer tours give you a feel for everything that happens at the center. Check out the Arlington Athletic Club, Wood Shop, Dance Studio, Art Studio and Gift Store. See actual classes in progress and discover how much fun you can have at the center. Stick around for a game of pool or enjoy a cup of coffee with friends. We’re looking forward to meeting you!
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Gift Giving News
Trip Mailing List
We now offer attractive travel gift certificates in all denominations for our one-day tour program. Give a special gift to someone who might like to spend an enjoyable day visiting interesting locations. Gift certificates are also available for Gift Store merchandise and Park District senior programs and special events.
Join Arlington Classic Tours Membership Benefits Include: • Mailing sent directly to your home via first class mail • Receiving the tour schedule prior to the general public: Member Priority Registration • Registration over the phone with credit card signature authorization • A $10 discount on each tour • A 10% discount on Gift Store merchandise purchases • Monthly participation drawings • Star Treatment Program
Scholarship Program The Park District offers a scholarship program for older adults who cannot afford the program fees due to financial hardship. For an application call the Park District at 847.797.5341.
To Register for a Program Complete the Park District form in this brochure and mail to: Arlington Heights Senior Center Attention: Park District 1801 W. Central Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Or simply drop-off your registration at the Senior Center in the Park District Office/Gift Store. While you are here, take a look around our facility and see what we have to offer you in leisure and recreation programs. For your convenience, many of the senior classes are available for registration online at ahpd.org.
Programs for Seniors with Physical Limitations Do you have difficulty getting out because of physical limitations? Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA) offers monthly social community outing trips for seniors with physical impairments. These trips offer door-to-door accessible transportation for a nominal fee. NWSRA also offers therapy swims, adapted yoga and weekly meeting programs. For more information, please call 847.392.2848.
Register today at the Arlington Heights Senior Center in the Park District office or mail your $25 per person or household rate of $35 for two people living at the same address. • Apply for an annual Tour Membership at: Arlington Heights Park District Tour Club 1801 W. Central, Arlington Heights, IL 60005
One-Day Tours Travel the City of Chicago, suburban areas, and even nearby states with the Park District’s one-day travel group! The group loves fine dining, entertainment at the best theaters, museums and galleries, land or floating casinos, boat rides, concerts and festivals. Deluxe motor coach transportation is always included in the ticket price, plus all gratuities and services of a professional tour escort.For more information on the tour program, call 847.797.5341. Departure location: Arlington Heights Senior Center at New Wilke & Central Roads.This year’s sponsor of the Tour Newsletter is Gero Solutions, a program of Lutheran Life Communities and The Lutheran Home.
PAULA BARANS
Recreation Supervisor
Overnight Trips Do you like to travel to new and popular destinations in the Midwest or across the United States? The Arlington Classic Tour Club offers overnight and extended motor coach tours throughout the year for your travel pleasure. Call the Arlington Heights Park District at 847.797.5341 and we will be happy to give you details on the current extended tour information.
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For more information on senior programs, please call 847.797.5341 or pbarans@ahpd.org
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Special Events
Leisure Showcase Open House Saturday, February 25 | 8:30 am - Noon Activities take place in the Art Room and the Dance Room. Enjoy the music of David Gauger in the lobby from 8:30-10:30 am. Dave entertains on the keyboard with all your favorite tunes from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Sing along with Dave or just relax by the fireplace in the lobby. This complimentary event is a Show and Tell of spring leisure and recreation activities from the Arlington Heights Park District at the Senior Center: • Observe or participate in our Saturday morning classes like our Latin Dance Class called Zumba Gold from 10-11am. • In our Art Room, meet instructors, view projects and displays on Carving, Quilting, Watercolor, Oil Painting and more! Plus, there is complimentary coffee/tea and pastries. • In the hallway, outside the Athletic Club, are information booths on our fitness classes like Tai Chi, Yoga, Bridge, Yogacise, Dance, Pilates, Personal Training and Trim Time. Ask questions on how to custom design your fitness and fun! • Discover the world of travel with the Arlington Classic Tour Club. Any new member will receive a special gift TODAY ONLY! • Visit the Athletic Club and Wood Shop. Check out the upcoming shop class project. • Loads of prizes with drawings every half hour! • Register for upcoming classes and special events on the spot in the Park District Registration Office in the Gift Store. Whether you are fully-retired, semi-retired or still working, the Park District Active Adult Program at the Senior Center has something for everyone. We offer weekday, weekend and evening programs, special events and tours.
Express Yourself Instructor Susan Weigner sparks your creativity with this creative workshop. This class includes several different areas such as stamping, scrapbooking, journal making, picture frame design, card making, paper birds, to name just a few. You will experience a potpourri of arts and crafts with all supplies included. This program is just for fun! Susan helps you discover that arts/crafts are therapeutic. You discover how to release feelings and express yourself by creating something from scratch. Absolutely no previous artistic skill is required. Instructor: Susan Weigner Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4586-6 F 1-3 pm 1/6-2/24 $40
A Taste of Hawaii Experience the food, entertainment and fun of the Hawaiian islands. The head chef and owners of the Cotillion have created a great menu with skewers of chicken, fruit and veggies baked and lightly grilled. Our entertaiment for the day is the Barefoot Hawaiians. This group performs special choreographed dances to traditional music. They have performed from Chicago all the way to Shanghai. All centerpieces, giveaways and activities will make you feel like you’re sitting on Waikiki Beach. Register in advance in the Park District Office at the Senior Center because no tickets are sold at the door. There is a cash bar. This is a contracted event, not refundable. The Cotillion is located at 360 S. Creekside in Palatine near Northwest Highway and Route 53. Please notify Park District staff of any food restrictions when you register. Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4588-7 T 12-2:30 pm 1/17 $28
Senior Cards
Arlington Bridge B’s Are you a novice bridge player who would like to earn credit towards becoming a Bridge Life Master? This game is designed for novice players who want to establish ranking with the American Contract Bridge League and who have 50 points or less. This sanctioned game is $7 pay at the door for two hours of playing under the supervision of Pat Braun, Bridge Silver Life Master. • Every Saturday 9:30-11:30 am. • No class on December 24 and December 31.
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Beginning Bridge
Best Bridge Ever!
Our introductory class emphasizes form, language, and the mechanics of bidding and playing structured hands. No prior bridge experience is necessary. Instructor Pat Braun starts beginners out on the right track. Have fun while learning this challenging card game. Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4590-8 M 8:30-10:30 am 1/9-2/20 $44
Would you like to play the best bridge ever? Silver Life Master Ranked Instructor Patricia Braun helps you accomplish your goals, step-by-step. This class is designed to informally review bidding, play of hand and defense techniques for those who already know the basics of Standard American Bridge. The format is up to an eight hand, pre-dealt game. Each hand is discussed to examine the potential to play the best hand possible. Take home records are available each class. This supervised play allows you to catch mistakes and learn from them immediately. So dust off your cards and come play the best bridge ever! Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4599-2 W 5:45-7:45 pm 1/4-2/22 $50 4599-3 Th 1-3 pm 1/5-2/23 $50
Intermediate Bridge Intermediate Bridge continues skills learned in the beginner’s class. It emphasizes additional bidding and the introduction of simple conventions. Learn logical thinking and the sound techniques needed to give the best play. Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4597-1 T 10 am-12 pm 1/3-2/21 $50
Advanced Bridge Advanced Bridge incorporates advanced bidding techniques with special emphasis on play of hand and defensive play. Prerequisite: an understanding of standard American bidding techniques and Stayman, Gerber and Blackwood conversions. Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4595-0 T 1-3 pm 1/3-2/21 $50
Bridge Potpourri
Seniors
his bridge program is an open division forum designed to find solutions to bridge challenges. This class is for students with advanced skill in Standard American Bridge and bidding knowledge. Do you have questions or areas of concern regarding bidding, defense, play of hand, protocal, etc.? Each week this program will build off your questions and needs. Instructor Patricia Braun, Silver Life Master, creates solutions customized to help you achieve playing the best bridge ever. Instructor: Patricia Braun Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4592-9 M 4-6 pm 1/9-2/20 $44
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Senior Health and Fitness
Arlington Athletic Club
1801 W. Central Road, Arlington Heights Club Features:
State-of-the-art exercise equipment including a multi-direction Cybex weight station, three recumbent bikes, two Schwinn airdyne bikes, one upright cycle, five Star Trac treadmills, two rowing machines, stairmaster, three elliptical machines, three NuStep Recumbent steppers, free weights and closed circuit TV.
Club Hours:
Monday and Wednesday 8:30 am - 7 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 - 4 pm
Club Fees:
$153 annual club membership gives you unlimited use of the facility during club hours. (Members renew at $123.) Six month rate: $99. (Members renew at $89)
Punch Card:
$65 for 15 Club visits.
Daily Fun and Fitness Aerobic Classes: Class Hours:
M/W/Th Aerobic exercise, 9-9:45 am Tu/F Strength, flexibility and mat exercise: 8:40-9:45 am
Annual Class Fees:
$202 annually for unlimited Fun & Fitness aerobics classes. (Members renew at $192) Six month rate: $124 (Members renew at $114)
Punch Card:
$65 for 15 Club visits.
Combination Pass:
$300 includes annual membership to both the Athletic Club and Fun & Fitness Aerobics classes. (Members renew at $275) Six Month rate: $170 (Members renew at $160)
Six Month Rate:
Interested in joining the Club but don’t want to invest in a full annual membership? You choose the months, however, months must be consecutive.
Take a tour of the Athletic Club at 10 am, Tuesday-Friday.
Trim Time Trim Time is your time at the end of the day to de-stress and shape up. Exercise was never so much fun with a combination of camaraderie and fitness training. This class meets twice a week (Tuesday/Thursday) with Group Fitness Instructor Susan Weekly. Included in the fee is use of the Athletic Club on Saturday mornings to continue your workout on your own. Susan’s coaching will keep your attitude positive. Register early. Class size is limited to allow personal attention in a small group environment. Instructor: Susan Weekly Classes: 16 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4601-4 T, Th 5:30-6:30 pm 1/3-2/23 $90
Beginner Mat Pilates Certified Instructor Susan Weekly conducts this class specifically created for the over fifty body. Pilates focuses on strengthening the larger muscles of the abdomen and back (core) as well as smaller, deeper muscle groups. The goal is to increase flexibility by lengthening the muscles through a method of toning and stretching. Benefits include improved strength, stability, balance, coordination, longer and leaner muscles, plus improved fitness performance. Wear loose clothing, bring a towel, and refrain from eating before class. Instructor: Susan Weekly Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4603-5 Sa 8:45-9:45 am 1/7-2/25 $50
Group Personal Training Do you work out with fitness friends? Many people enjoy the camaraderie of training with a buddy. Personal Trainer Susan Weekly can help you and your workout friends design fitness programs with your health history in mind. Group sessions with two or three people are available at a slightly reduced rate. (No more than three people per session.) All participants need to register together. Please check with the Park District in the Gift Store in the Senior Center to schedule appointments. There are a variety of time slots available on Saturday mornings. Please inquire in the Park District Office at the Senior Center. Prerequisite: Personal Training Evaluation. This is a contracted program, not refundable. Fee: $89 for 3 sessions of training Instructor: Susan Weekly
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Personal Trainer Evaluation
Follow-up Training Session
Personal Trainer Susan Weekly conducts your individual evaluation for Personal Training. In this first session, Susan tests your strength, flexibility, coordination, etc. Susan helps you to custom design a fitness training program working with your health history and age in mind. Want to start working out but just don’t know how to begin? Susan will lay out a plan with step-by-step instructions. Or, if you workout now and want to take your present fitness workout to the next level, Susan offers tips to help you make progress. Due to the fitness testing, the evaluation session is over an hour. All future training sessions are one hour long. Training is available in sessions of three. Prerequisite: Personal Trainer Evaluation. There are a variety of time slots available on Saturday mornings. Inquire in the Park District Office in the Gift Store at the Senior Center. Please check with the Park District Office in the Gift Store in the Senior Center to schedule an appointment. This is a contracted program, not refundable. Fee: $41 for Evaluation Fee:
Once you have completed your Personal Trainer Evaluation and a block of three training sessions, you are well on your way to your new fitness program. If you’d like to check-in with Susan and fine tune your workout, you may schedule a one-time follow-up training session. Susan offers more tips, coaching to improve or modify your current program and ideas to go to the next level. There are time slots available on Saturday mornings. Please inquire in the Park District Gift Store in the Senior Center to schedule your appointment. This is a contracted program, not refundable. Prerequisite: Personal Trainer Evaluation and having completed at least one block of three training sessions within the past three months. Fee: $33 for a one hour follow-up session Instructor: Susan Weekly
$99 for 3 sessions of training Instructor: Susan Weekly
Chair Yoga Yoga is a wonderful way to relax, restore flexibility, improve breathing, and increase energy. It doesn’t matter how old you are, the amount of flexibility you have, or the size or shape of your body because these Yoga exercises are done in a chair. This class is for the student who does not feel comfortable getting on the floor to exercise on a Yoga mat. Learn all the techniques with a few modifications so that you can relax comfortably, seated in a chair.In Continuing Yoga the focus is on advanced techniques, building on the basics, and more detailed exercises. Prerequisite: Two or more Beginning Chair Yoga Sessions. Class Level Day(s) Time Date Instructor Fee Classes 4611-9 Beg M 2:30-3:30 pm 1/9-2/20 Jinnie Brown $44 7 4612-2 Beg F 12:15-1:15 pm 1/6-2/24 Judy Kazanow $50 8 4612-1 Cont Th 10:15-11:15 am 1/5-2/23 Jinnie Brown $50 8 4612-0 Cont M 1:30-2:30 pm 1/9-2/20 Jinnie Brown $44 7
Seniors
Yoga Yoga is a wonderful way to relax, restore flexibility, improve breathing, and increase energy. Yoga instructors take the class through warming exercises, deep breathing, Yoga postures and relaxation techniques in a gentle and non-strenuous manner. It doesn’t matter how old you are, the amount of flexibility you have, or the size or shape of your body because the exercises are done slowly with awareness and proper breathing techniques. Wear loose clothing, bring a towel, and refrain from eating two hours before class. In-person registration only. Please Note: Intermediate and Advanced classes move at a faster pace. Sufficient Yoga training is a prerequisite. Instructors: Jinnie Brown, RYT 500, Certified with Lotus Yoga Teachers Association; Registered Yoga Alliance 500 member. Judy Kazanow, Certified with Lotus Yoga Teachers Association. Class Level Day(s) Time Date Fee Instructor Classes 4614-3 All Sa 11:15-12:15 pm 1/7-2/25 $50 Judy Kazanow 8 4614-4 Beg/Int M 3:15-4:45 pm 1/9-2/20 $59 Judy Kazanow 7 4614-5 Beg/Int W 3:15-4:45 pm 1/4-2/22 $68 Judy Kazanow 8 4614-6 Int W 11:15-12:45 pm 1/4-2/22 $68 Jinnie Brown 8 4614-7 Int/Adv Th 11:30-1 pm 1/5-2/23 $68 Jinnie Brown 8 4614-8 Adv M 11:15-12:45 pm 1/9-2/20 $59 Jinnie Brown 7
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Tai Chi Beginner
Dance
Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese exercise performed in a slow, relaxed, continuous motion. It improves balance, posture, breathing, and relaxes the mind. It helps to strengthen the muscles, tendons and joints. Tai Chi is a no impact exercise. It is recommended for older adults who are in reasonably good health. Wear loose fitting clothing for comfort. Tai Chi Beginner covers the first 20 forms of 108 forms in the Yang style. Instructor: Judy Wagner Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4619-0 T 10-11 am 1/3-2/21 $49
Back To The Basics Line Dancing Instructor Sharman Toomey teaches beginner through intermediate line dances in this Thursday night program. Lessons are taught at 8:10 pm. Practice what you’ve learned while DJ Dennis Toomey plays your music requests. Meet new friends, learn new dances, exercise and have fun. Dennis and Sharman combine country, popular and alternative music with line dancing techniques. This is a drop-in program. Contracted program, not refundable. Day Time Fee pay at the door Th 7-10 pm $7/person
Tai Chi Intermediate
New and Challenging Line Dancing
Intermediate Tai Chi is for the student who has taken Beginner Tai Chi or who has previous Tai Chi experience. Review the elementary techniques and move on to the next 37 forms. This popular class provides gentle yet powerful exercise and is recommended for older adults in reasonably good health. Wear loose fitting clothing for comfort. Instructor: Judy Wagner Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4621-1 T 11:15-12:15 pm 1/3-2/21 $49
Instructor Sharman Toomey teaches beginner through advanced line dances in this Friday program. Lessons are taught at 8:10 pm. Practice what you’ve learned while DJ Dennis Toomey plays your music requests. Meet new friends, learn new dances, exercise and have fun. Dennis and Sharman combine country, popular and alternative music with line dancing techniques. This is a drop-in program. Contracted program, not refundable. Day Time Fee pay at the door F 7:30-10:30 pm $7/person
Tai Chi Advanced
Instructors Anna and Howard Hoffman will cue Phase II, III, IV and V dances on the second Sunday of the month from 2-4:30 pm in the Dance Room at the Senior Center. This is a drop-in program. Contracted class, not refundable. Dates Time Fee pay at the door 1/8,2/12,3/11 2-4:30 pm $7/person Contracted class, not refundable.
Advanced Tai Chi is for the student who has taken beginner and intermediate Tai Chi. Review the elementary techniques and move onto the final 51 forms of the total 108 moves of the Yang style. Wear loose fitting clothing for comfort. Instructor: Laura Putzbach Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4616-9 T 11:15-12:15 pm 1/3-2/21 $49
Yogacise
The Right Angles Put on your country and western dancing boots and kick up your heels with instructors Wally Smulson and Howard and Anna Hoffman. These dances on the first Saturday of the month are for square and round dancers. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Mainstream and Plus Level Dancing. Partners preferred. Contracted class, not refundable. Dates Time Fee pay at the door 2/4,3/3,4/7,5/5 7:30-10pm $7/person
Drop In Dance Time Do you need some uninterrupted time and space to practice your dance routines? Open Dance Studio is free but subject to room availability. Reserve a date and time in advance in the Park District Office in the Senior Center. Waiver must be signed. For more information, call the Park District at 847.797.5341. Very limited time slots available and teachers have priority for room space.
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Seniors
This exercise class offers an interesting blend of traditional Yoga and Pilates stretches and overall conditioning exercises. The class goes through warming and cool-down exercises in a gentle and non-strenuous manner with a good amount of mat time. This class works to improve the core muscles. Special focus is placed on slenderizing techniques to sculpt problem areas like the abdomen, buttocks, hips and thighs. Wear loose clothing and refrain from eating two hours before class. Instructor: Judy Kazanow Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4623-2 W 10-11 am 1/4-2/22 $50
Sunday Afternoon Round Dances
Beginning Round Dance Round Dance is a synchronized form of ballroom dancing which allows you to master all of the ballroom dances in easy to learn figures and positions with a little flavor of country in the music. All couples do the same thing at the same time through a technique called cueing. Couples preferred, however singles are welcome. Contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Anna and Howard Hoffman Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4625-3 M 8:30-10 pm 1/9-2/20 $49
Line Dance
Continuing Round Dance Round Dance is a synchronized form of ballroom dancing that allows you to master all of the ballroom rhythms in easy to learn figures and positions. All the couples do the same thing at the same time through a technique called cueing. Couples are preferred, singles are welcome. This class is a continuing program; no beginners are accepted. Contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Anna/Howard Hoffman Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4627-4 M 7-8:30 pm 1/9-2/20 $49
Be Moved Dance
Seniors
Be Moved is a new dance fitness experience designed for adults of all movement abilities. Jennifer’s strong theater and dance background inspires participants to embrace dance as a lifelong means to health and fulfillment. Classes begin with easy-to-follow therapeutic movements that integrate the upper and lower body. The warm up flows into dance styles inspired by a wide variety of musical genres. Each week focuses on a different musical and dance style. The music moves you through the decades of dance bringing back musical memories. Sign up early, this class is sure to fill fast! No previous dance experience necessary. No partners needed. Instructor: Jennifer Weidman Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4631-8 T 12:45-1:45 pm 1/3-2/21 $50
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Put on your dancing shoes (or Western boots) and join a fun-filled hour of country-western line dancing. Come alone or bring your friends, partners not needed. Instructors, Anna and Howard Hoffman, teach beginners the basic traditional moves like Grapevine, Shuffle and Jazz Squares and dances like the Electric Slide and Boot Scootin Boogie. The intermediate class learns more advanced steps and dances. Meet new friends, exercise and have fun. Please NO gym shoes. Wear leatherbottomed, smooth-soled shoes. No partners needed. Contracted class, not refundable. Instructor: Anna and Howard Hoffman Classes: 7 Class Level Day(s) Time Date Fee 4633-9 Int/Adv W 1-2 pm 1/4-2/22 $50 4634-0 Beg/Int W 2-3 pm 1/4-2/22 $50
Tap Dance Dance Instructor Sandy Smolenski brings back your favorite style of dance. This class incorporates style and skill for an hour of exercise and learning! Wear leotards and tights or loose clothing. Tap shoes, or leather-soled shoes are suggested. Fee: $50 Instructor: Sandy Smolenski Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date 4636-1 Th 1:30-2:30 pm 1/5-2/23
Zumba Gold Want to exercise and have fun at the same time? Zumba is your class. Zumba is an aerobics class combined with dance set to Latin and international music. The music puts the fun back in fitness with a little salsa, merengue, mambo, and more. This class is a fusion of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps especially designed for the over fifty body. Fee: $50 Instructor: Judy Kazanow Classes: 8 Class Level Day(s) Time Date 4629-6 All F 11-12 pm 1/6-2/24 4629-7 Beg Sa 10-11 am 1/7-2/25
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Beginning Ballroom Going on a cruise? Family wedding coming up? Would you love to look good on the dance floor? Bill and Claire Remer, ballroom dance instructors, will have you moving like a pro to the Cha Cha, Fox Trot, Swing and Waltz. Ballroom dancing is making a nostalgic return, giving you a second chance to learn to dance to the classics. This class is for beginning ballroom dancers. Bring a friend, couples are preferred, but if it’s just you, don’t worry; singles are welcome. Instructor: Bill/Claire Remer Classes: 4 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4638-2 M 2-3 pm 2/6-2/27 $25
Continuing Ballroom This class is a continuation of Beginning Ballroom Dancing. Instructors Bill and Claire Remer introduce Ballroom, Tango and the Rumba, also Samba, Merengue and Viennese Waltz. Prerequisites for this continuing class are beginning ballroom or ability to dance the Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha and Swing. Bring a friend, couples preferred, but if it’s just you, don’t worry, singles are welcome. Instructor: Bill and Claire Remer Classes: 4 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4640-3 M 1-2 pm 2/6-2/27 $25
Beginning Crochet Do you admire people who make crocheted afghans, sweaters, baby clothes, doilies, etc.? Does it look too hard to learn? Instructor Anna Hoffman teaches you the basic stitches and how to read a pattern. You’ll be working on a simple project right away. Need to brush up on the basic stitches? If you know how to crochet but would like to learn more, Anna welcomes beginning through intermediate students in this course. Please note: Basic supplies like needles and yarn are included to use in class. Just bring your enthusiasm to get started. Once you feel comfortable, you will want to upgrade and purchase your own yarn and needles. This is a contracted class, not refundable. Fee: $49 Classes: 7 Instructor: Anna Hoffman Class Day(s) Time Date 4642-4 M 11:10-1:10 pm 1/9-2/20
Knit One, Purl Too Knitting is more popular than ever! Everyone from movie stars to football players are getting into the craft. Knitting is known as the New Yoga because it is relaxing and therapeutic. You can carry your knitting with you and do it anywhere. Today’s yarn and needles actually redefine the entire concept. Instructor Anna Hoffman helps you get started and learn the basics. Beginners and those interested in refreshing their skills are welcome. This class combines all skill levels. Anna offers personal attention to helps you get started or fine tune your present skills. Please note: Basic supplies like needles and yarn are included to use in class, just bring your enthusiasm to get started. Once you feel comfortable, you will want to upgrade and purchase your own yarn and needles. This is a contracted class, not refundable. Classes: 7 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4644-5 M 9-11 am 1/9-2/20 $49 4644-6 M 6:15-7:45 pm 1/9-2/20 $37
The World of Watercolor Enter the world of watercolor art. Your search for a dramatic, exciting, watercolor workshop is over. Designed for students of all levels from the beginner to the advanced. Discover paints, paper, color, and application under the direction of gifted artists. Veronica Potter will instruct this class with her unique and masterful skill. Fee: $83 Classes: 8 Instructor: Veronica Potter Class Level Day(s) Time Date 4646-6 Beg T 9:30-12 pm 1/3-2/21 4646-7 Int T 1-3:30 pm 1/3-2/21
Beginning Quilting Quilting is easy and fun. Learn the basics of hand-piecing, applique and hand quilting. You’ll choose from several beginner projects. A small supply list is provided upon registration. Space is limited. No prior experience required. Special note: In Peg’s Wednesday class, she covers general quilting but students at different levels are welcome to register. Susan’s Saturday class is for beginning to advanced beginning students only. Register in person. Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4648-8 W 10 am-12 pm 1/4-2/22 $32 4648-9 Sa 9-11 am 1/7-2/25 $32
Seniors
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Studio Art
Woodcarving
We’re looking for art students who want to experiment with oil painting. Create your own masterpieces under the direction of our talented instructor Mary Alice Davis Schwarz. Create in a studio environment and enjoy painting with other budding artists. All supplies are included in this class. Instructor Mary Alice welcomes beginning through advanced students. Instructor: Mary Alice Davis-Schwarz Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4655-2 Th 9:30 am-12 pm 1/5-2/23 $83
Learn to carve one-of-a-kind relief plaques, simple figures, and other special projects. This specialized art form is both fun and relaxing. Instructor Mike Spilotro makes this a class you’ll enjoy over and over again. A supply list is available at the first class. In-person registration only. Register early. Space is limited in this very popular class. Instructor: Mike Spilotro Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4651-0 W 1-3 pm 1/4-2/22 $35
Learn the Lathe
Multimedia Art Instructor Jack Denney instructs this new class which incorporates multiple media like watercolor, pencil, charcoal, pen and ink. Jack has designed this class for students of all skill levels from the beginner to the advanced artist. Discover perspective, shading, and dimension from black and white to soft watercolor hues. You choose at registration if you prefer to sketch or use paint. All supplies are included in the class. Under Jack’s guidance and instruction, you will improve your skill and develop your hidden talents. Instructor: Jack Denney Classes: 8 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4659-4 F 9:30 am-12 pm 1/6-2/24 $83
WOOD SHOP
Rod and Reel Organizer
1801 W. Central Road | 847.797.5341
Seniors
Instructor Don Felch from Chicago Wood Turners instructs this Wood Shop class. Have you ever wanted to learn how to do wood turning and use a lathe? Don is a custom wood turner who takes you through the process step-by-step during class time. There will be a different project each week. Your class fee includes one visit to the Wood Shop during regular hours to practice and prepare for the next Thursday class. You must schedule your shop visit with the Park District staff in the Gift Store in advance in order to make sure the lathe is available to use. All supplies included. Instructor: Donald Felch Classes: 4 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4653-1 Th 9 am-12 pm 1/5-1/26 $40
Check out our Wood Shop. State of the art equipment includes Delta 10”table saw, 14”band saw, variable speed drill press, Dewalt 12” sliding compound miter saw, Grizzly 15” planer, belt sander, disk sander, 12” lathe, Delta 6” jointer, Dewalt variable speed 20” scroll saw, router, Rikon mini-lathe, JET drum sander, and more! Six complete workstations are available. The Wood Shop is a joint venture with the Village of Arlington Heights, Senior Center Inc., and the Arlington Heights Park District. Hours of Operation: Drop in shop time is Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 am-12 pm. Wood Shop Classes: You learn beginning through advanced techniques and skills while creating the class project under the direction of Shop Instructors Mike Spilotro and Ron Boots. No annual membership charge. Punch Pass Fees: • $50 good for 10 visits • $30 good for 6 visits • $10 daily use fee
Are all your rods and reels stored in a corner of the basement or garage? In this wood shop class you learn to make a rod and reel stand to organize all your fishing equipment. It consists of two drawers for reels, spools and other accessories. Plus, it is designed to store up to 10 rods in style. Instructor Mike Spilotro instructs this one of a kind class for the avid fisherman. Register early. This class is sure to fill fast! All supplies are included in the fee. The stand is made from plywood which you can paint at your leisure. Stop in the Park District Gift Store to see the completed project. Instructor: Mike Spilotro Classes: 5 Class Day(s) Time Date Fee 4661-5 Th 9 am-12 pm 2/2-3/1 $65
Annual Safety training is required. Punch passes expire one year from date of purchase.
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1211 S. New Wilke Rd. | 847.577.3030 | ahpd.org/algc Pro Shop
Attention!
Jim Hoch, Golf Operations Supervisor Steve Jenne, PGA Professional
In 2012, would you like to play in a golf league at the Arlington Lakes Golf Club? Call Jim Hoch at 847.577.3030, after February 1, and we’ll give you the most up to date information on available leagues.
At Arlington Lakes, you’ll find:
Golf Course Located on 89 acres, the 18-hole, par-68 course covers 5,360 yards. But, don’t let the distance fool you. There are 106 sand traps and 14 lakes on the course making accuracy a priority over distance. The putting green is the perfect place to warm-up before your game. Superbly manicured greens, tees, and fairways combine with an excellent design to provide a quality golf course for all players.
Banquet Room Arlington Lakes has a room which can accommodate up to 120 people for your next event. Please contact our banquet manager at 847.577.3032, for rental and pricing information.
Permanent Tee Time Permanent tee times for the 2012 season at Arlington Lakes will be available on Saturdays and Sundays. The permanent tee time drawing will be held on March 3, 2012. Registration information is available in the Spring Program Guide or by calling Jim Hoch at 847.577.3030.
Sunset Meadows Driving Range Sunset Meadows Driving Range, at Kirchoff Road and Dwyer Avenue, 1/2 mile north of Arlington Lakes Golf Club, has twenty-five permanent tees and is lighted for extended evening use. The facility is open mid-April through September, weather permitting.
Arlington Lakes Golf Club Committee Meetings The Golf Committee meets on the second Wednesday of the month at Arlington Lakes Golf Club, 1211 S. New Wilke Rd. Scheduled 2012 meetings are planned for: March 7 7:30 pm May 9 7:30 pm June 6 8:00 pm
Group Outings The golf supervisor at Arlington Lakes is ready to assist your company, group, or league in scheduling special weekend golf outings. Outings must include food and beverage. To make your arrangements, please call Jim Hoch at 847.577.3032.
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JIM HOCH
Golf Operations Supervisor
For more information on Arlington Lakes Golf Club, please call Jim at 847.577.3032 or jhoch@ahpd.org.
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ALGC
• 18 hole Championship Course • Putting Green, Driving Range, Motorized, and Pull Cart Rentals • Permanent reserved weekend starting times • Pro Shop offering clubs, balls, bags, and wearing apparel • Locker room facilities • Snack bar with sandwiches, beer, soft drinks, and snack items • P.G.A. Golf Professionals offering group and private lessons • Computerized Golf handicapping services • Special tournaments
Greens Fees
Weekdays 9 Holes
18 Holes
Weekends & Holidays 18 Holes only before Twlight
Regular
$20
$33
$36
Resident with photo ID
$17
$28
$31
Regular
$20
$33
$32
Resident with photo ID
$17
$28
$26
Regular
$20
$33
$28
Resident with photo ID
$17
$28
$22
Noon - 2 pm
2-4 pm
ALGC
Senior/Junior Rates Weekdays before 3 pm Regular Senior (60+)
$16
$27
N/A
Resident Senior (60+)
$13
$23
N/A
Resident Junior (12-17)
$11
$20
N/A
Resident College Students (w/ valid ID*)
$11
$20
N/A
Resident Youth
$11
$20
N/A
*Full-time college students are those currently enrolled in a minimum of 15 credit hours who haven’t reached their 23rd birthday.
Twilight* Regular
$20
N/A
$22
Resident
$17
N/A
$18
*Twilight play begins at 4 pm in the months of May, June, July and August and 3 pm in the other months.
Early Bird Weekend (5-7 am) - Back Nine Only Regular
N/A
N/A
$24
Resident with photo ID
N/A
N/A
$18
Car and Cart Rentals Gas cars (per person)
$10.50
$17
$17
Senior
$8.50
$12.50
N/A
$3
$3
$3
Pull Carts
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Saturday, January 21, 2012 Arlington Lakes Golf Club welcomes golfers of all ages! The $30 fee per person entitles each player to a round of golf, a raffle ticket with a chance to win a special prize and of course, all the delicious hot chili you can eat. Coffee, beer, and hot chocolate also available. Prizes are awarded to the top players in male, female, and senior divisions. Starting times begin at 8 am. Players are grouped in foursomes. Pre-registered golfers may select their tee times on a first-come basis. Register for the Chilly Open by mailing your entry fee, name, address, and phone number to: Chilly Open, Arlington Lakes Golf Club, 1211 South New Wilke Road, Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005. Make your checks payable to the Arlington Lakes Golf Club. Waiver required. For further information, call Arlington Lakes at 847.577.3030.
Come Play BAGGO at Arlington Lakes this Winter!!! Join Arlington Lakes Golf Club this winter for the first ever BAGGO league! If you get bored sitting at home cooped up during the winter, grab your friends and sign up for this fun and exciting league. BAGGO will be held two nights a week, Monday and Wednesday, upstairs at Arlington Lakes Golf Club. Teams of two will compete against each other in a round robin format with a tournament at the end of the sessions. Two sessions will take place, November 2nd-December 21st and January 2nd- February 20th. Arlington Lakes has a full service bar which will be open during league play; 5:00pm-11:00pm. League play will take place between 6:00pm-10:00pm, sign-up fee is $100 per team. Sign up online at ahpd.org or by calling Arlington Lakes at 847.577.3030. Location: Arlington Lakes Golf Club Fee: $100 Class Age Day(s) Time Date 3855-7 21+ M, W 6-10 pm 11/2-12/21 3855-8 21+ M, W 6-10 pm 1/2-2/20
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3800 N. Kennicott Dr. | 847.590.6050 | ahpd.org/nkgc Jim Hoch, Golf Operations Supervisor Steve Jenne PGA Professional
Directions Take Arlington Heights Road to Dundee. Turn west on Dundee to Kennicott. Turn north on Kennicott and take Kennicott to the Nickol Knoll Golf Club entrance.
For your convenience and pleasure, Nickol Knoll offers: • Nine-hole par 3 course • Putting green • League play • Motorized and pull cart rentals • Club rentals • PGA Professional available for Lessons • Pro Shop offering clubs, balls, bags, and wearing apparel • Snack bar with sandwiches, beer, soft drinks, and snack items • Personalized outings and events, including Glow Ball Golf • Special events/tournaments
Tee Times Tee times may be reserved up to seven days in advance by phone, in person, or online at ahpd.org/nkgc. Reservations are available Monday - Sunday, 7 am - 7 pm.
Leagues Nickol Knoll is a great place to play in a league. To join a league or arrange for a group to form a league, please call Jim at 847.577.3030. Private leagues are available for groups of 12 or more golfers. Public leagues at Nickol Knoll are structured to provide a social environment for golfers to meet and play, but we enforce USGA and course rules during play. All golfers are responsible for a $20 league fee at the start of the season and their daily green fees. The league fee goes towards score keeping and administrative procedures as well as an awards presentation at the end of the season.
NKGC
Golf Course Built on 56 acres, this is one of the most unusual par 3 courses you’ll ever play. Three holes feature vertical drop tee shots and three holes boast uphill shots to the green. Bent grass tees and greens give this small course a big course feel. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, you’ll find Nickol Knoll a challenging and unique course to play. For a hole-by-hole description please visit our web site ahpd.org/nkgc.
Group Outings The Golf Manager at Nickol Knoll can assist your company, group, or league in scheduling special weekday or weekend golf outings. Small groups welcome. We look forward to arranging your personalized outing; please call 847.577.3032.
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Lake Arlington
Lake Arlington sailing 2201 N. Windsor Dr. | 847.577.3059
Lake Arlington
2201 N. Windsor (Windsor Drive north of Palatine Road) 847.577.3059
Ammenities • Two mile bike/walk path • Boat rentals (sailboats, paddle boats) • Sailing lessons (youth, adult, family) • Youth sailing camps • Picnic area • Playground • Washrooms (inside and outside) • Full menu concession stand • Inside seating • Lake view deck • Fishing (Catch and Release Enforced) •
Winter Season All boating operations closed until the summer season. Exterior Washrooms will be open November 1-November 30 9 am-5 pm December-March Closed
Posted Rules No Ice Skating Specific rules and regulations regarding the use of Lake Arlington are posted at the Lake in various places throughout the site. Everyone using the site is expected to know the rules and follow them. If you have any questions about the site, call 847.506.7126.
No Ice Fishing Fishing at Lake Arlington is regulated by all Illinois Department of Conservation rules and regulations. Fishing licenses are required for 16-65 year olds. The Park District has stocked the Lake with bass, bluegill, catfish, and northern fingerlings. A catch and release program is in effect for every fishing season. Only carp can be taken from the Lake.
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FREE!! Band Plays On | pg. 12 Annual Tree Lighting | pg. 20
Under $10
Girl Scout World Thinking Day | pg. 9
Under $30
Winter Break Preschool Camp| p.19 Holiday Day Camp | p.19 Holiday Preschool Fun | pg. 20 Hearts and Chocolate | pg. 44 Victorian Valentines | pg. 44 Valentine's Day Celebration | pg. 44 Parents Night Out! | pg. 45 Private Tutoring | pg. 45 Home Alone Safety | pg. 46 Coupon like a Roxstar | pg. 47 A Winter Wonderland | pg. 47 Cooking with Chef Dave | pg. 48 Southern Cooking | pg. 48 Hot Pots | pg. 48 Chinese New Year | pg. 49 Winter Casseroles | pg. 49 Extreme Makeover Lunch Box Edition | pg. 49 A Presidential Menu| pg. 49 Teen Sushi | pg. 49 Funny Footprints | pg. 59 Classic PE Games for Everyone | p.g 84 Junior High Volleyball Clinic | pg. 85
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Value menu
PLAN TO PLAY EVERY DAY. Check out our low fee and free events this Winter!
Park Foundation for the greener good THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR 2011 PARK FOUNDATION GOLF CLASSIC SPONSORS.
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Event Sponsors The Arista Group | Mobile Print, Inc. | Encore Productions | NuToys Leiusre Products | Glueckert Funeral Home Ltd. | Pepsi | Goode & Fresh Pizza Bakery | Sikich LLP | Government Strategy Associates | Sports Page Restaurant & Bar | Hoving Pit Stop, Inc. | Unemployment Cost Consultants | Metro Federal Credit Union
FOUNDAT ON Arlington Heights Founded in 2001, the Arlington Heights Park Foundation is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization that supports Arlington Heights Park District programs and events The Arlington Heights Park Foundation’s goal is to stimulate further interest in parks and recreation by encouraging volunteerism and outside resources to enhance the Arlington Heights Park District programs, parks, facilities, and services. The Board encourages community members who have interest in these areas to contact 847.506.7141 for more information. Foundation Board Members Mike Gordon, President Stephanie Bertelsen, Vice President Carol Gabrieslen Rob Nesvacil Michael O'Brien Greg Padovani Steve Scholten Terry Steczo Donna Wilson, Treasurer
park Foundation
Visit our web site at ahparkfoundation.org or contact Anita Pacheco, Superintendent of Marketing at 847.506.7141.
Hole Sponsors AHPD Soccer Advisory Committee | Halogen Supply Company | AHPD Golf Advisory Committee | Aronia Landscape, Inc. | Hoving Pit Stop, Inc. | Senator Dan Kotowski | Corporate Construction Services Ltd. | Brian Properties | Metro Federal Credit Union | North Arlington Pediatrics | Downes Swimming Pool Company, Inc. | Edwards Engineering | Ram Communications, Inc. | NuToys Leisure Products | EmbroidMe | Glueckert Funeral Home Ltd. | Single Path Silent Auction and Raffle Prize Donations Silent Auction and Raffle Prize Donations | Arlington Heights Park District | Grayslake Park District | Addison Park District Government Strategy Associates | Babolat Hair Jazzers | Barnaby's Juergens Chiropractic | Buffalo Wild Wings | Capannari Ice Cream Kane County Cougars | Channahon Park District Lockport Township Park District | Chicago Blackhawks Loving Care Animal Clinic | Chicago Bulls Malnati Organization, Inc. | Chicago Cubs | Chicago Sky | Chicago White Sox | Chicago Wolves | Costco | Deerfield Park District | DeKalb Park District | Doubletree by Hilton | Don Stella The Salon | Dundee Township Park District | Egg Harbor Cafe | Elk Grove Bowl | Glenview Park District Mariott Theatre in Lincolnshire | Metropolis Performing Arts Centre | Northlight Theatre | Paddock Publications | Palm Court Restaurant | Park District of Highland Park | Safari Land | John G. Shedd Aquarium | Target | Top Golf | Trader Joe's | Wa-Pa-Ghetti's Pizza | Whole Foods Market | Willow Yoga
THE DRIVE TO REVIVE MEMORIAL PARK
Honoring the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families.
Memorial Park is the only park in Arlington Heights exclusively dedicated to veterans. Located at Fremont and Chestnut Streets, each year this site serves as a gathering point for the community to pay tribute to veterans from all the branches of the armed services in a solemn ceremony at the closing of the Memorial Day Parade. Committed to honoring the sacrifices of Civil War veterans, Dr. John Best, a Civil War veteran himself, donated land to the Village for a “Soldiers Memorial” in 1883 to serve as a tribute to those who had served and sacrificed for the Union. In 1925, the Village donated the Park to the new AHPD and the new “Memorial Park” was dedicated to honoring the sacrifice of all veterans throughout our nation’s history. Working with the Park District since 2006 to rebuild Memorial Park, the Drive to Revive Memorial Park Committee and other organizations developed a beautiful new design and the park now features the service seals of all six US Military Services; a bronze timeline marking the 15 conflicts in which Arlington Heights veterans have served; and commemorative bricks to honor individual veterans. To date, over 300 individual veterans are honored at Memorial Park.By purchasing a Commemorative Brick in the Central Plaza of Memorial Park you may honor any veteran from anywhere, from any service, from anytime (peace or war). For a Memorial Park brochure and brick order form, log onto the Memorial Park webpage: ahparkfoundation.org/memorialparkfund or call the Park District at 847.577.3000. For questions, please call Greg Padovani, Chairman of the Drive to Revive Memorial Park Committee at 847.392.9113.
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Registration information Resident registration begins at 10 am on Thursday, December 8. Non-resident registration begins Monday, December 19. Please note below: Registration hours may differ from office hours. Office Hours: Community Centers (Camelot, Frontier, Heritage, Pioneer and Recreation Parks) M-F, 1-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-12 pm; Olympic Indoor Swim Center M-F, 9 am-7 pm; Sat 8 am-1 pm; Administration Center M-F, 9 am-5 pm.
Four ways to Register: 1. Online: ahpd.org Click on the Online Registration link, then Register for Programs, and either login or Create New User and follow instructions. Available 24 hours a day, after 10 am December 8. Computers are available for use on the first day of registration in the Administration Center’s training room from 10 am - Noon. Please note: If you register online for a program after the program begins the computer does not pro-rate the class. Please call the supervisor of the program regarding pro-rating or register in person at any Park District facility. 2. Mail In- Complete the registration form on page 114 and mail to address at the bottom of the form. Additional forms are available at your local community center or Administration Center. 3. Drop Off- Complete the registration form on page 114 and drop it off at your local community center or Administration Center during office hours. You may also place it in the Drop Box on the north side of the Administration Center 24 hours a day. 4. Fax- Complete the registration form on page 114 and fax it to 847.506.2735. Additional forms are available at your local community center, the Administration Center or Online at ahpd.org. Mail In/Drop Off and Fax: All registrations received on or before the first day of registration are batched and entered randomly, beginning 10 am on December 8. No priority is given to those received before December 8.
Waiver Policy: For insurance purposes, a signed waiver is required for all programs. Drop Off/Mail In or Fax registrants, please sign the waiver on the registration form. Online registrants must agree to the waiver on our website prior to enrolling. Patrons will not be able to participate in programs if the waiver is not signed and a refund will not be granted. Confirmation: Drop-Off/Mail-In and Fax registrants are mailed a confirmation postcard within two weeks of registering. Online registrants may view their Enrollment Summary at any time; no confirmation postcards are mailed. Wait List Policy: All class wait lists require payment at the time of registration so a wait list participant can be moved into the class if there’s an opening. Wait list names are called in the order they are received when an opening occurs. Wait lists are normally cleared and given full refunds two weeks after the program begins. Patrons may request transfers or refunds off the wait list at any time.
Register online at the Administration Center The Park District provides computers for residents to use on the first day of registration. Located in the training room on the lower level of the Administration Center, 410 N. Arlington Heights Road, the eight computers may be used for Winter registration December 8 from 10 am to noon. Park in the north parking lot off Fremont Street and go to the lower level to do your online registration. A Park District staff person will be there to assist you.
Update Online Profile Once a profile has been created, the member/participant information will be locked. You will only be able to update, add, or remove a member/participant in a profile by obtaining permission prior to making the change(s). A date to unlock the profile must be assigned by park district staff. When you submit the Update Online Profile Member/ Participant Form, you will receive an email confirmation with your assigned date. You may make the necessary changes ON THE ASSIGNED DATE ONLY. This is for member/participant information (name, age and gender) only. Other information (ie address, phone number, credit card info) may be updated at any time. The update online profile member/participant form is available at ahpd.org.
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REGISTRATION
The Park District will receive your request and you will be contacted within 24 hours Monday-Friday. For immediate assistance Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm call 847.577.3000.
Special Needs for ADA Participants The Arlington Heights Park District is committed to accessibility for all people providing Park District service, programs and activities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Sue Gwinnup, Superintendent of Recreation, is the District’s ADA Compliance Officer. If you need a special accommodation to participate in any Park District function, contact Sue at 847.506.7870 and she will be happy to assist you. Program participants should complete the Special Accommodation section on the registration form. This gives the program supervisor the information they need to assist you. NOTE: The Recreation Park community center is not an accessible facility.
As a Park District Resident, you... • Are entitled to resident rates when registering for Buffalo Grove Park District recreation programs but must register at the non-resident registration dates. Adult athletic leagues and special revenue facilities are excluded. • Can receive discounted rates on Learn to Skate through the Rolling Meadows Park District. • Are eligible to purchase ice skating passes (valid September-May) from the Rolling Meadows Park District at resident rates. • Are reimbursed the non-resident portion of the fee when registering for the Renegades Hockey program at the Rolling Meadows Park District. The Arlington Heights Park District pays this reimbursement when a copy of the receipt is submitted to the athletic supervisor. • May golf or fish at the Salt Creek Park District Twin Lakes facility at resident rates when presenting a special Arlington Heights Park District resident pass. This photo ID pass may be purchased at the Arlington Heights Park District Administrative Office for $2.
New Residents We have a packet of Park District information and a coupon page to introduce new residents to our wonderful recreation activities. If you’re new to Arlington Heights or have a friend or neighbor moving into our busy community, call 847.506.7142 to request a free new resident packet. If leaving a message, please spell your name and be sure to include your zip code with your address.
Not all Arlington Heights Residents are in the Park District We deliver the Program Guide to everyone within the boundaries of the Arlington Heights Park District; however, there are several areas in the Village that are not in the Park District. Some of these areas: • Arbor Lakes Apartments • Any street west of Wilke Road • Briarwood Lake • Carriageway Drive • Central Park East Apartments • Courts of Russetwood • Dale Avenue between Gregory and Kensington • Dana Point Condominiums • Daniels Court • Donald Avenue between Grove and Kensington • Evanston Avenue between Gregory and Kensington • Happfield Drive • Rammer Avenue between Grove and Kensington • Regent Park If you live in these areas, please use the nonresident information when registering for classes. For additional information on which Park District you belong to, please consult your tax bill. Park District Residents: To qualify for resident fees an individual must reside within the boundaries of the Arlington Heights Park District. The Recreation Department may waive the residency requirement for a program if it is considered in the best interest of the Park District. Non-residents: Bring your completed registration form to any community center or Administration Center on or after December 19. (Non-Resident registration begins at 10 am). Non-resident registrations received before this date are held and processed beginning December 19. Because residents contribute to the overall financing of the Park District with their property taxes, they pay a lower fee for classes. Non-residents may register for recreation programs; however, residents receive admission priority to all programs. Please note that some programs have a non-resident fee listed under the program description as the second fee indicated as NR.
REGISTRATIOn
Photo Policy Photos and videos are periodically taken of people participating in Park District program and activities. All persons registering for Park District programs/ activities, or using Park District property thereby agrees that any photograph or videotape taken by the Park District may be used by the Park District for promotional purposes including its electronic media, videotapes, brochures, flyers and other publications without additional, prior notice or permission and without compensation to the participant.
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Refund Policy
Refund Policy information
Refund Policy
It is the Park District’s goal to provide a quality recreation and leisure service for all residents. If a participant is not completely satisfied with a class, you are entitled to a full refund or to repeat the class at no charge (if openings are available). In order to provide this policy, you must meet all class prerequisites, submit your refund request prior to the last class, and provide feedback to help us improve for future programming. Refund requests can be submitted online or by calling one of the Park District offices. No refunds will be given after a program has ended. All refunds are subject to a $5 administrative service fee, except under the following circumstances: • Request for refund is due to a satisfaction issue • Refund is initiated by the Park District • Doctor’s note is submitted with request • Online registration is withdrawn within the first hour of initial registration.
Special Conditions Regarding Park District Refund Policy The following programs and special classes will be pro-rated from the time the refund request is received: Children At Play (CAP), Preschool, Sunny Meadows and Arlington Adventure day camps, Muskies and Interpark swim team, Museum programs, sports leagues, and pool passes. Refunds are not given for classes missed by participants because of vacations or other personal reasons. There may be specific refund policies listed under individual programs that would apply. Contractual program refunds: Contractual programs are offered by a variety of different companies and refunds vary from contractor to contractor. Please contact the supervisor directly listed next to the program in this guide regarding refunds for contractual classes. Activities which include tickets for entertainment/sporting events, adult sport leagues, trips and/or contractual programs require that vacancy be filled by another participant in order for a refund to be given. Please visit our website at ahpd.org to view a list of the latest contractual program. Refunds will be given for one-day workshops/programs if the request is received at least one full week prior to the program being offered. If the request if received less than one week in advance, the person will receive 50% of the program fee less the $5 Administrative Service Fee.
Programs at Arlington Lakes Golf Club and Banquet Facilities and Nickol Knoll Golf Club are excluded from the refund policy. Programs at Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club and the Heritage Tennis Club are excluded from the refund policy. Please contact the facility directly regarding refunds. Programs offered at the Senior Center may have certain exclusions from this policy; please contact this facility directly or check the Senior section in this program guide. Refund requests for programs which issued passes or supplies must be made in person and all items must be returned at the time of the request. These are subject to all applicable fees and charges. Please allow 10-14 business days for refund processing. Payments made by charge cards are credited to your billing statement. If you have questions or need clarification on the Park District’s refund policy, please contact the appropriate Superintendent of Recreation. Cancellation Policy: Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment or instructor availability. If your class is cancelled, you’ll be notified and offered an alternate choice, if one is available or you may request a full refund. There is a $20 processing fee for all returned checks. METROPOLIS REFUND POLICY: The Park District offers various cooperative programs throughout the year in conjunction with the Metropolis Performing Arts Centre. Please note the Metropolis refund policy applies to these offerings. Curtains Up and Lights Up Camp (summer program) held at the Metropolis has a special refund policy. Please refer to the program guide Metropolis/Summer camp section for details. Metropolis general classes - $40 of the class is non-refundable. There will be no refunds offered after the first week of the session. If Metropolis cancels a class prior to the session starting due to low enrollment, a full refund will be made within two weeks. Metropolis reserves the right to cancel a class at any time if enrollment drops below five students. In that case, a prorated refund will be given within two weeks.
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Program registration Part 1 - Name & address of person paying for programs (not participants name) Last Name
First Name
Home Phone
Emergency Phone
Street Address
REgistration form
(Street Number)
(Street Name)
City
(St., Ave., Ln.)
State
Is this a new address?
yes
Zip
no
Part 2 - Programs you will be placed in 2nd choice if 1st choice is full
Name of class
Class Code
1st
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2nd
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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2nd Arlington Heights Park Foundation Donation
9 9 8 2
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Total payment included
Fee
Participants Name
Sex DOB mm/dd/year
0 $
In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act, does registrant require any special accommodations or assistance for enjoyment of the program? If yes, please describe: Suggestions for programs or parks:
Part 3 - Payment Options
Part 4 - Please review and sign. WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK
Cash (in-person only) Check $20 processing fee for returned checks Gift Certificate ($_________) Credit Card Visa Master Card Card Number Expiration Date mm/yy
Discover -
Please read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this program(s), you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and releasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this program(s) (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided).
I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in this program(s), and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risk of any and all injuries, damages or loss, regardless of severity, that my minor child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program(s) against the Arlington Heights Park District, including its officials, agents, volunteers and employees.
/
Signature
I have read and fully understand the above waiver and release of all claims and assumption of risk. If registering on-line or via fax, my on-line or facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.
Part 5 - Return Form Mail: 410 N. Arlington Hts Rd. Arl Hts, IL 60004 Fax: 847.506.2735 Drop off: Adm Ctr, Olympic Indoor Swim Center, Community Centers (Pioneer, Heritage, Camelot, Recreation, Frontier )
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PARTICIPATION WILL BE DENIED If the signature of adult participant or parent/guardian and date are not on the waiver.
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Participant's Signature Today's Date (18 years or older or Parent/Guardian)
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
ONLINE REGISTRATION PLANNING SHEET
FIRST TIME ONLINE REGISTRATION USERS
If this is your first time completing the online registration process, you will need to create a profile as listed below. Do this prior to the first day of registration. 1. From the homepage - ahpd.org - Click on “Online Registration” near the upper-right corner 2. Read the “Helpful Hints” section carefully to ensure correct Resident Status 3. Click on “Register for Programs” 4. Fill in what you would like to use for your Login and Password, then click “Create New User” – If your first choice is already being used, try another. 5. Follow the remaining prompts carefully to complete your profile
PREVIOUS ONLINE REGISTRATION USERS
If you have used online registration previously, please log in prior to the first day of registration to review your credit card and family information. All corrections must be made BEFORE registering for any classes. Once your information is up to date, you are set to use this planning sheet. If you have any questions regarding setting up a profile or online registration - Call 847.577.3000.
Child’s Name
Class Code
Name of Class -
1st
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2nd
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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2nd
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1st
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Fee
Confirmation #
In/Waitlist
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ONLINE PLANNING
The Park District has created this planning sheet to help make online registration as convenient as possible. Do not use this form for mail-in, drop-off or fax registration.
Administration Center
Facilities
Administration Center 410 N. Arlington Hts. Rd – 847.577.3000 Hours: 9 am - 5 pm weekdays
A.
Betsy Ross School 700 N. Schoenbeck Rd.
B.
Dryden School 722 S. Dryden Pl.
C.
Greenbrier School 2330 N. Verde Dr.
D.
Ivy Hill School 2211 N. Burke
E.
Juliette Low School 1530 S. Highland Ave.
F.
Olive Mary Stitt School 303 E. Olive
G.
Miner Jr. High Miner & Dryden
H.
Patton School 1616 N. Patton Ave.
Hasbrook Cultural Arts Center 333 West Maude Avenue
I.
Rand/Chicago Futabakai Waverly & Arl. Hts. Rds.
Heritage Park 506 West Victoria Lane – 847.577.3020 Recreation Supervisor: Amy Kopecky
J.
Riley School 1209 E. Burr Oak
K.
South Middle School 314 S, Highland Ave.
L.
Westgate School 500 S. Dwyer
Arlington Heights Historical Museum* 110 W. Fremont Street - 847.255.1225 Administrator: Kristina Christie
Historical Museum
Arlington Lakes Golf Club 1211 South New Wilke Road Golf Pro Shop: 847.577.3030 Golf Supervisor: Jim Hoch Assistant Golf Supervisor: TBA Golf Maintenance Superintendent: Jules Peuvion Camelot Park 1005 East Suffield Drive – 847.577.3010 Recreation Supervisor: Ethan Williams
Forest View Racquet and Fitness Club
Forest View Racquet & Fitness Club 800 East Falcon Drive – 847.640.2574 Racquet Club Manager: Nancy Alfonso Racquet Club Coordinator: Jim Thurber
MAP
Frontier Park 1933 North Kennicott Drive – 847.577.3015 Recreation Supervisor: Paul Ratajczak
Heritage Tennis Club Lake Arlington
Olympic Indoor Swim Center
Heritage Tennis Club 7 W. College Dr. – 847-398-7780 Manager: Chris Nisbet Assistant Manager: Rob Laue Lake Arlington 2201 N. Windsor – 847.577.3059 (May-Oct.) Manager: Kevin Keister
M. Windsor School/
Melas Park 1500 W. Central Ave.
N.
Nickol Knoll Golf Club 3800 N. Kennicott Avenue – 847-590-6050 Golf Supervisor: Jim Hoch Assistant Golf Supervisor: Kent Anderson
Poe School/ Raven Park 2800 N. Highland
O.
Dist. 25 Adm. Ctr./ Dunton Park 1200 S. Dunton
P.
Thomas Middle School 1430 N. Belmont Ave.
Q.
Metropolis 11 W. Campbell St.
S.
Urban Harvest 15 S. Dunton Ave.
Olympic Indoor Swim Center 660 North Ridge Avenue – 847.577.3025 Aquatic Program Supervisor: Steve Neill Aquatic Facility Supervisor: Tim Jaskiewicz Senior Programs at the Senior Center* 1801 W. Central Rd. – 847.797.5341 Recreation Supervisor: Paula Barans
Pioneer Park
Pioneer Park 500 South Fernandez Avenue 847.577.3035 (Center) | 847.577.3036 (Pool) Recreation Supervisor: Tom Divello
Senior Center
Classes & programs are also held at:
Recreation Park 500 East Miner Street 847.577.3040 (Center) | 847.577.3038 (Pool) Recreation Supervisor: Matt Healy
Miner Park 1315 E. Miner
Gymnastics at: Nelson Sports Complex 3900 Owl Drive Rolling Meadows
Sunset Meadows Driving Range Kirchoff Rd. & Dwyer Ave. April-September – 847-394-5865 *Village facilities/park programs
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Poe School Gymnasium
MAP
Hersey HS Stadium Besty Ross Gymnasium
Q
Metropolis
S
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At A Glance pg 1
Diving
Adult Drill - Advanced Beginner 2.5-3.0
Facilities
Diving Club
Adult Drill - Advanced Intermediate 4.0+
Administrative Staff
Jr. Swim School
Adult Drill - Intermediate 3.0-4.0
Apply Online
Preschool Paddlers with a Parent
Adult Drill - Travel Team
ATTENTION PARENTS
Private Swim Lessons
Adult Tennis Lessons - Advanced Beginner 2.5-3.0
Children At Play (C.A.P.)
Semi-Private Swim School
Adult Tennis Lessons - Beginner 1.0-2.5
Community Center Hours
Swim School
Cardio Tennis (Advanced Beginners and above)
Facility Rentals
Swim School II
Men's Drill - Advanced Intermediate 4.0+
General Program Information
Teen Swim Lessons
Hitters 6-8 Years
GET CONNECTED
Water Babies
Junior Excellence
Girl Scout World Thinking Day ‌..Celebrating 100 Years of Girl Scouts
Water Toddlers
Junior Tennis Lessons - Advanced Beginner
Youth Water Polo
Inclement Weather Policy
Junior Tennis Lessons - Beginner
Water Exercise Coupons
Museum's Heritage Gallery presents
Junior Tennis Lessons - Intermediate
BIRTHDAY PARTIES pg 32-33
QuickStart Tennis 4-6 Years
Birthday Parties
QuickStart Tennis 5-7 Years
Birthday Party Information!
VARIETY pg 44-51
Olympic Indoor Swim Center Rental Information
A Call from the North Pole
Splash Parties!
Digital Movie with Animation
FVRFC pg 34-39
Little Masters at LEGO Engineering
2011/2012 Season: September 1, 2011-May 31, 2012
Spybotics: Spies 'R' Us!
Fitness Open House Week
Techno Tops for Tots
Forest View Fitness Center
Introduction to Baton and Pom Dance
Rolling Meadows Park District Ice Skating Programs
Forest View Racquet And Fitness Club Staff and Amenities
Performance Baton and Pom Dance
Step Up To Health
Forest View Travel Teams
Teen Edge
Intermediate Chess
Group & Private Tennis Lessons
The Band Plays On
A Presidential Menu
Guest Fee - Nonmember Use Of Forest View
Vandalism and Maintenance Hotline
Beyond Basic Wines (A follow-up to Wine 101)
Indoor Court Rates Tennis/Racquetball/Handball
Wheeling Township Food Pantry
The Great Beer Experience
Junior Development Program
SPONSORSHIPS pg 14-17
Chinese New Year
Junior Lesson Progression
Cooking with Chef Dave
Become a Corporate Partner
More for you at Forest View!
Appreciation of Port, Sherries, and Maderia Wines
Living Memorials Leave a Lasting Legacy
Nursery
Extreme Makeover - Lunch Box Edition
The Giving Tree
Permanent Court Time
For the Love of Chocolate
WINTER FUN pg 18
Personal Training At Forest View
Healthy Recipes
Ice Skating & Ice Hockey
Private Drills
Holiday Appetizer Class
Sledding
Program & Registration Dates
Holiday Appetizer Class
WINTER CAMPS pg 19
Quickstart Tennis Program
Hot Pots
Student Standby
Red Wine and Chocolate
The Academy Program
Some Like It Spicy!
Wallyball
Southern Cooking
Winter Racquetball Leagues
Teen Sushi 101
Adult Drill And Play Programs
Wine 101 - The Basics of Wine
Academy Program
Introduction to Wine - The Basics
Advanced Quick Start Tennis Lessons
Winter Casseroles
Junior Development I
"Uncorked" Bubbles, Ink and Chocolate
Junior Development II
Advanced Dog Obedience
Junior Development III
Dog Obedience
Quickstart Tennis Lessons
Puppy Obedience
HTC pg 40-43
Hearts and Chocolate
Adult Tennis - Advanced Programs
Valentine's Day Celebration!! - NEW!
Club Facilities And Services
Victorian Valentines
Court Rates & Club Hours
Amazing Minds
Heritage Tennis Club
American Girl Birthday Party Babysitting
Water Exercise
Junior Tennis - Jr High and High School Tournament Training Programs
What swim class is right for me?
Lesson Registration and Program Policies
Crocheting Class
Dicsover SCUBA Diving
Membership
Frosty the Snowman
SCUBA
Private Lessons
Fun with making Balloon Animals
Adult Swim Lessons
Weekly Drill Programs
Program Guide Delivery Recycling in the Parks We've Got CLASS Wood Shop
COMMUNITY pg 10-12 Affiliate Groups Creating A Healthy Environment For Your Safety
INDEX
NWSRA
Holiday Camp
SPECIAL EVENTS pg 20-21 Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony Daddy Daughter Ball - Under the Sea Parent/Child Valentine Pizza and Cookie Party Olympic Splash Bash Overnight Teen Ski & Snowboard Trip School Day Off - Snow Tubing at Villa Olivia School Day Off - Vertical Endeavors Schools Out at Olympic School's Out, Let's Go Bowling
OLYMPIC pg 22-31 Do you want to be a lifeguard? For your safety Interested in a job? Swim Lesson Parent Information
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Chess
Coupon like a Roxstar!
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Gardening - Getting you from patch to plate!
Ballet (Beginner)
Hand Embroidery
Ballet (Intermediate)
Home Alone Safety
Pointe Ballet
Horsemanship
Ballet And Tap III
How to use your iPad
Beginning Ballet for Teens
Let's get Organized; It's easy as A,B,C
Mini Jazz
Mad Science - System 6
Hip Pop Dancing For Kids
Magicians
Spicy Salsa & Latin Dancing
Parents Night Out!
Splendid Ballroom Dance
Pink Party in Paris
Wedding Fiesta Workshop
Private Tutoring 1 Hour Sessions
Wedding/Social Dance
Private Tutoring 30 Minute Sessions
Ballet and Tap I
RMHS Cheer Clinic
Ballet and Tap II
Roadside Repairs for Triathletes and Racers
Ballet, Tap, And Jazz I
A Winter Wonderland
Ballet, Tap, And Jazz II
Antiques - What's It Worth?
Tots in Motion w/ Parent
Glitzy Girlz Pajama Spa Night
Advanced Jazz
PRESCHOOL pg 52-57
Beginner Jazz
An Early Childhood Music and Movement Program Preschool Classes Preschool Open House
Beginning Jazz/ Modern Dance Fusion HipHop for Boys
Art Club Clayworks It's a pirate's life for me! Messy 3-D Painting with Acrylics Parent and Me Art Studio Young Rembrandts
Theatre Classes pg 72-73 Metropolis Performing Arts Centre Theater Classes at the Park District Acting Process Beginner Group Guitar Classes Broadway Beginners Junior Singers Ensemble Music and Movement Musical Theater Extravaganza! Musical Theater Process Ready, Set, Act! Theater Process Young Singers Ensemble
Gymnastics pg 77-79
Intermediate Jazz
Cheer Skills Class
Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance
Hot Shot Tots: 1-3 yrs
Irish Step Dance
Kindergarten Gymnastics
Jazz and Hip-Hop
Preschool Gymnastics: 3 yr olds
Synergy
Preschool Gymnastics: 4-5 yr olds
Technique Class
Preschool Gymnastics:
Adult Jazz
Tumbling Programs
Adult Tap
Youth Developmental Gymnastics - Boys
Advanced Tap and Jazz
Youth Developmental Gymnastics - Girls
Intermediate Tap And Jazz I
Color of Belt
Intermediate Tap and Jazz II and III
Illinois Shotokan Karate Programs
Tap and Jazz
Martial Arts pg 74-76
Tap and Jazz III
Kid’s Karate Club Parent Helper Program
Let's Do Lunch and Learn!
ART CLASSES pg 58-61
Karate
Mini Gym For Adults & Tots
Art
Kid's Karate Club and Safety Time
Mini Motor Midgets- Adult and Tot Program
Private Piano Lessons
Parent/Child Karate
On My Way- New Transition Class
Art Studio
Pre-Karate
Parent/Tot Winter Adventures
Digital Photography 101
SOCCER pg 80-81
Preschool Academy - NEW
Inspiration Studio (aka "Teen Time")
Aces 3 v 3 Futsal Tournament
Preschool Extended Day Program (Lunch Bunch)
ABC Art
Aces Soccer School
Reading Readiness
Basic Drawing
Coaches Meeting
Tot Rock
Clayworks - Preschool
Soccer Referees Needed
What's Cooking?
Cooking And Crafty Creations (without parents)
Travel Coaches
Wigglin Gigglin Fun - NEW
Create with Shapes
Travel Soccer Try-Outs
Kindermusik- Imagine That- Toys I Make, Trips I Take
Creating Character through Crafts
Indoor Pre K Soccer
Kindermusik Our Time - Away We Go
Funny Footprints
Soccer Winter Camp
Kindermusik- Sign and Sing
I Spy Shapes
YOUTH ATHLETICS pg 82-87
Kindermusik Village - Cock A Doodle Moo!!
Imagine That
Arlington Heights Youth Athletic Association
DANCE pg 62-71
Mad Science For Young Scientists
Family Sunday Open Gym
Magnificent Me
SportsKids, Inc. Fun With Football Open House
Mini Artist
Adult and Tot Sports Stop
Mini Artists (with Adult)
Dad & Me Fun With Football
Mini Doodlers
Arlington Heights Lacrosse
Dance Information
Princess Crafts
Boys High School Volleyball League
Got shoes?
Rootin' Tootin' Crafts
Classic P.E. Games for Everyone
Introducing AHPD's Dance Staff
Twoosy Doodlers
Floor Hockey Sundays - NEW
Ballet (Advanced)
Winter Wonders
Fun with Football
Young Rembrandts Preschool Drawing
Fun With Football Level II
A-B-C's and 1-2-3's Adult and Tot Time Out Author Adventure! Book Cooks Cafe Amigos Come 2 Play Evening Preschool Fairytale Feast! Fruits & Veggies To The Rescue! Homemade Fun Kid Rock I Kid Rock II Kids Club
Ballet Ballet and Tap Be Kind To Your Dance Instructor and Buy a Pair of Tap Ties!
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INDEX
Int./Adv. Lyrical Dance
Preschool Registration 2012/2013
Intro to Volleyball
Room Rental Information
Chilly Open 2012
Jamaco - Basketball Skills
SENIORS pg 95-104
Come Play BAGGO at Arlington Lakes this Winter!!!
Jr. High Volleyball League - Winter
Arlington Athletic Club
Junior Beginner Racquetball Lessons
NKGC pg 107 LAKE ARLINGTON pg 108
Arlington Bridge B's
Junior Bulls - Pioneer
Posted Rules
Back To The Basics Line Dancing
Learn To Bowl: Improve Your Game
Arlington Heights Park Foundation
It’s Tool Time!
Little Dribblers
Free Wi-Fi
Leisure Showcase Open House
Mini Bulls - Pioneer
The Drive to Revive Memorial Park
New and Challenging Line Dancing
Mixed Martial Arts for Kids
Refund Policy
Overnight Trips
Nothin' But Net
Registration Information
Park District Programs at the Senior Center
Pee Wee Sportsters
Update Online Profile
Sunday Afternoon Round Dances
Soccer Sundays
The Right Angles
Sporting Encounters
Advanced Bridge
SportsKids Inc. Floor Hockey
Beginning Bridge
SportsKids Inc. Lacrosse
Best Bridge Ever!
Start Smart Golf
Bridge Potpourri
Super Sports
Intermediate Bridge
Tiny Tot Taekwondo
Be Moved Dance
Young Masters Taekwondo
Beginning Ballroom
Youth Boxing
Beginning Round Dance
VALUE MENU pg 109 Park foundation pg 110 Quasquicentennial Back cover REGISTRATION INFO pg 111-112 REFUND INFO pg 113 REGISTRATION FORM pg 114 ONLINE PLANNING SHEET pg 115 parks & FAcilities pg 116-117
EXERCISE AND WELLNESS pg 88-91
Continuing Ballroom
BeMoved
Continuing Round Dance
New Cardio Equipment at Forest View
Line Dance
PiYo
Tap Dance
Ticket to Group Fitness
Zumba Gold
Turbo Kick
Beginning Crochet
Zumba Fitness
Beginning Quilting
Fitness Kickboxing
Continuing Quilting
Group 4X
Knit One, Purl Too
Group Fitness
Learn the Lathe
Kid-X
Multimedia Art
Mat Pilates
Rod and Reel Organizer
Parent and Child Exercise
Studio Art
Pilates Mat Class
The World of Watercolor
Sunday Yoga
Woodcarving
Tai Chi Easy Walking
Beginner Mat Pilates
Yoga for Beginners
Follow-up Training Session
Yoga/Pilates for Adults
Group Personal Training
TEEN AND ADULT ATHLETICS pg 94
Personal Trainer Evaluation
Adult Basketball Leagues
Trim Time
Adult Drop-In Athletics
A Taste of Hawaii
Adult Summer Softball
Express Yourself
Adult Boxing
Chair Yoga
Adult Mixed Martial Arts
Tai Chi Advanced
Adult Taekwondo
Tai Chi Beginner
Adult Volleyball Leagues
Tai Chi Intermediate
Men’s Basketball Leagues
Yoga
Traditional Japanese Weaponry
Yogacise
HISTORICAL MUSEUM pg 92-93
ALGC pg 105-106
Arlington Heights Historical Museum
Arlington Lakes Golf Club And Banquets
Arlington Heights Historical Society
Arlington Lakes Golf Club Committee Meetings
Fannie May Candy Sale
Attention!
Heritage Gallery and Shop
Banquet Room
Log on to the Museum Website
Golf Course
Make sure to check out the
Greens Fees
Martha Mills Doll Collection & Lorraine Korenthal Dollhouses
Group Outings
Museum Program Information
Sunset Meadows Driving Range
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JH Volleyball Clinic
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“Drop In” Dance Time
Permanent Tee Time
Resident Registration begins December 8 at 10 am
Join us at the Tree Lighting ceremony as we kick-off the Village of Arlington Heights’ Quasquicentennial The Village of Arlington Heights’ Quasquicentennial (125th anniversary) kicks off at the annual Tree Lighting ceremony which will be held on Friday, November 25th at North School Park at 4:45 pm. The Tree Lighting ceremony provides the perfect back-drop to promote celebration and a sense of community as we look forward to Arlington Heights’ Quasquicentennial that will be recognized throughout 2012. The Quasquicentennial theme: Honor the Past. Celebrate the Present. Explore the Future sums up the significance of Arlington Heights’ 125 years. To commemorate the Quasquicentennial, several keepsake items will be for sale for those who are proud to have been a part of Arlington Heights’ great history, or a part of its present and future! One item for sale is the 2012 Calendar that includes unique pictures, blending current and old Arlington Heights, like the one you see here. The actual Quasquicentennial anniversary of our incorporation as ArlingtonHeights is January 18, 2012. Stay updated on other activities held throughout the community recognizing Arlington Heights’ Quasquicentennial by visiting arlingtonheights125.com or like us at facebook.com/arlingtonheights125.
The picture above is of the Arlington Heights Park District Administration Center, formerly North School, blended with a photo of 1949 Arlington High School students boarding buses.
There is no place
like home
Sledding,
Ice Skating a n d g re at
Programs.
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