The Salvation Army Kroc Center - 2011 Fall & Winter Program Guide

2011 FALL/WINTER

PROGRAM GUIDE

New!

RJ’s Preschool Academy pg. 5

This booklet includes Kroc program information.

For class times & pricing, please see schedules.

SCHEDULES AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC CENTER VENUES OR AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG

619.287.KROC (5762) | WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG

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CONTACT US

General Information 619.287.KROC (5762) 619.269.1501 Membership 619.269.1540 Arts & Education 619.269.1460 Day Camp 619.269.1520 Birthday Parties 619.269.1430 Family Resource Center 619.269.1460 Athletics & Aquatics 619.269.1536 Kroc Church 619.269.1498 Ice Arena 619.269.1580 RJ’s Preschool Academy 619.269.1552 Theatre Box Office 619.269.1430 Scholarships 619.269.1424 Senior Programs/Life Options 619.269.1457 Skatepark 619.269.1531 Special Events & Catering 619.269.1424 Volunteer Services

PLANNED FACILITY CLOSURES

The Kroc Center is located between Aragon & 69th St. on University Avenue.

SEPT 5

LABOR DAY

NOV 24

THANKSGIVING DAY

NOV 25

BLACK FRIDAY

DEC 24

CHRISTMAS EVE

DEC 25

CHRISTMAS DAY

JAN 1

NEW YEARS DAY

MODIFIED HOURS NOV 11 VETERANS DAY

Public Transit: San Diego Transit Bus Number 7 makes multiple stops in front of the Center throughout the day. MTS Shuttle Route 876 provides service to the Center throughout the day from the San Diego Lemon Grove Trolley Station and 70th and El Cajon Blvd.

From Interstate 8: Interstate 8 to 70th Street and proceed South. Turn West onto University Avenue.

Skatepark: Noon - 5pm

Athletics & Aquatics: 8am - 5pm

Admin, FRC, Education & Ice: CLOSED

NOV 25

BLACK FRIDAY

From Highway 94: Highway 94 to Massachusetts Avenue.

Proceed North on Massachusetts to University Avenue. Turn West onto University Avenue.

PUBLISHED BY The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center

6845 University Ave. San Diego, CA 92115 619.287.5762 WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG

Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to change without notice.

Skatepark: Noon - 5pm

Athletics & Aquatics: 8am - 5pm

Day camp: 8am - 4pm

Admin, FRC, Education & Ice: CLOSED

DEC 4

STAFF CHRISTMAS PARTY

Closed at 4pm

DEC 31

NEW YEARS EVE

FRC & Education: CLOSED

Ice Arena: Modified hours TBD

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ARTS & EDUCATION

Check out the schedule for a full list of classes, fees, session dates and times.

Schedules Available in all Kroc Center venues or at www.kroccenter.org

619.269.1540

E HOURS pm GUEST SERVIC | 8:00am - 7:00 MONDAY am - 5:00pm SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 5:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00

(5762) | WWW.KRO 619.287.KROC

CCENTER.ORG

Features 2 WELCOME 2 | Contact Information 2 | Operating Hours & Closures 4 | Meet the Majors

6 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION/RATES 9 | Scholarship Information 10 | Playcare

11 OPPORTUNITIES AT A GLANCE 12 FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER 14 RENTAL & EVENTS 15 | Birthday Parties

16 ATHLETICS & AQUATICS 17 | Personal Training 17 | Fitness Classes 20 | After-School Sports, Clubs & Leagues 21 | Kroc Aquatics 22 | Swim Lessons

Look What’s New!

23 | Rockwall & Skatepark

24 ARTS & EDUCATION

21 | WATER WALKING

17 | KIDS YOGA

24 | Fine Arts

5 | RJ’S PREESCHOOL ACADEMY

18 | ARTHRITIS ON LAND CLASS

25 | Dance 27 | Music 28 | Education

30 31 34 36 37 40

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MEET THE

MAJORS

Dear Friends, It’s delightful for Margaret and I to be at the Kroc Center. We feel warmly welcomed and have hit the ground running. There have already been television interviews and outstanding special events that we’ve attended here, such as National Night Out held on August 2. At that event the San Diego Chief of Police William Lansdowne said “it’s not the weather in San Diego, it’s the people”. I couldn’t agree more.

Being responsible for the Kroc Center is a challenge that we look forward to. Everyday hundreds of people come here for a variety of reasons. The busyness of the place proves its success, but as The Salvation Army Founder, William Booth, once said, “that and better will do”. We are honored to follow the previous Administrators/ Corps Officers, the Foley’s and Van Cleef’s, and will honor their

KROC CENTER CORP OFFICERS MAJORS RICK & MARGARET PEACOCK

hard work and creativity by continuing to build upon the many successes which they enjoyed during their tenure at The Salvation Army Kroc Center.

Richard Peacock was born April 5, 1955 in Denver, Colorado and Margaret Markham was born September 23 of the same year in Sumpter, SC. While Major Rick is a fourth generation Salvation Army Officer, Major Margaret’s father was in the Air Force when she was growing up, and later her parents became Salvation Army officers.

Rick and Margaret were married January 31, 1976. They have two daughters, and three granddaughters and one step-grandson.

We look forward to meeting as many of you as we can. We love to hear your ideas as well as knowing how you have enjoyed utilizing the activities and services provided. We hope you have been blessed by coming here. We have.

Major Margaret is a great cook, and desserts are her specialty. Major Rick is an adventurous fitness enthusiast and enjoys running, indoor rock climbing and hiking.

Sincerely,

The Majors have been Salvation Army Officers for 31 years and come to the Kroc Center from Riverside where they served for 10 years.

Majors Rick & Margaret Peacock Kroc Center Corps Officers

The Salvation Army, an evangelical part of the universal Christian church, has been supporting those in need in His name without discrimination since 1865.

Nearly 33 million Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through a wide array of social services that range from providing food for the hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children.

About 83 cents of every dollar raised is used to support those services in nearly 9,000 communities nationwide.

For more information, go to www.salvationarmyusa.org.

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Extended hours, 7am-6pm Free Lunch Ages 24 Months-5 Years

A Christian Preschool

Encouraging Discovery, Equipping for Growth & Engaging in Prayer

RJ’s Preschool Academy

is a Christian Preschool dedicated to providing quality early childhood education to prepare children for Kindergarten and beyond.

RJ’s Preschool Academy

offers innovative curriculum models that help children learn to read and write including the Handwriting Without Tears writing program and Zoo Phonics. Potty training and annual hearing and vision tests are also offered.

The unique preschool campus offers unparalleled opportunities for children to explore their skills and potential in the following areas:

Swimming Ice skating Art Dance Gymnastics Karate Gardening Sports

Our staff is dedicated to high quality education Preschool Director Janielle Wasser has a Masters of Education Degree, more than 12 years of preschool experience, and 10 years of administrative experience. “Working with children Preschool Director is my passion and is what I will Janielle Wasser spend my life doing,” she says.

RJ’s Preschool Academy teachers are also required to have a minimum of 18 early childhood education units, rather than the state requirement of 12.

NOW ENROLLING

We expect to Call today for registration information! 619.269.1580 Or Email Janielle.Wasser@usw.salvationarmy.org fill-up fast.

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Welcome to

The Kroc Center F | Family Resource Center

This building houses The Salvation Army Family Resource Center and a Child Development Center, administration offices, and an indoor skatepark.

F | RJ’s Preschool Academy

Is a new Christian Preschool dedicated to providing quality early childhood education to prepare children for Kindergarden and beyond.

E | Recreation Field, Challenge Course & Rockwall

Suitable for soccer, flag football and other outdoor sports, the 55,000 square-foot field is bordered on the south by a challenge course consisting of several low and high rope course elements, and a 30-foot tall rock-climbing tower.

E | Gymnasium & Fitness Center

A multi-use center, this 56,000 square-foot building contains a fitness area with weight and cardiovascular exercise equipment, a group exercise class area, and an NBA regulation basketball court. The gymnasium is ideally suited for volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and badminton. There is also a family recreation area with foosball, air hockey and table tennis.

E | Aquatics Center

Water exercise, therapy, lessons and sports programs are available in three areas: 25 meter x 25 yard short course Competition Pool (80-82 degrees); Recreation Pool (84-86 degrees); indoor warm water Therapy Pool (92-96 degrees).

C | Ice Arena

The Kroc Center Ice Arena is the only ice arena centrally located in the heart of San Diego! A year round, NHL regulation sized ice surface, Kroc Center Ice offers public ice skating, learn to skate classes, learn to play hockey classes, drop-in hockey, youth in-house hockey, and adult hockey leagues. Host your next Birthday Party at the Kroc Center Ice Arena!

B | Performing Arts Center

The fully equipped 33,000 square-foot Performing Arts Center consists of the Joan B. Kroc Worship Theatre, dance studio, band and orchestra room, vocal and instrumental practice rooms and a large multipurpose conference room. The Joan B. Kroc Worship Theatre is used for our weekly church services, and Broadway-quality shows. It features seating for 600, a motorized orchestra pit, scene shop and dressing rooms.

A | Education Center

Adjacent to the Performing Arts Center, the Education Center features a youth library, visual arts studio, computer lab, study hall, classrooms and tutoring rooms.

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ARE YOU A MEMBER YET?

For more information about membership, or to schedule a tour, Visit the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk, or contact the Membership Manager at 619.269.1501.

Membership Benefits ACTIVITY

YOUTH

GENERAL

VALUE

UNLIMITED Public Session access to Aquatics Center, Gymnasium, Fitness Center*, Recreation Field, Skate park, Computer Lab and Library (w/ book checkout privileges) Discounts on other Kroc Center Programming & Guest passes FREE Fitness Fundamentals Orientation Program * FREE Ice Skate Rental ( Admission Fee Still Applies) FREE Access to ALL Fitness Center Group Exercise Classes FREE On-site Childcare (2 hr max/day) FREE Rock Climbing Priority Registration to RJ’s Preschool Academy (while space is available) * Must be 16 years or older to access the Fitness Center. 14 and 15 year olds who have successfully completed the Teen Orientation Program will also be allowed access (dependent on adherence to Fitness Center Rules).

Membership Rates FOR

MEMBERSHIP TYPE

New members* are invited to signup for our FREE fitness orientation program. During the course of two 1-hour sessions, new members will be introduced to the full Fitness Center and provided with operation instructions for our cardio machines, free-weights and strength training machines. Sign up at the Fitness Center Guest Services Desk.

Contact the Gymnasium Guest Services for more information: 619.269.1460.

We also have personal training!

VALUE

Annual

Pay as you go

Annual

Pay as you go**

Adult (18 - 61 Years)

$408

$34/month

$300

$25/month

Family* (Up to 8 People)

$816

$68/month

$648

$54/month

Single Parent Family* (Up to 7 People)

$636

$53/month

504

$42/month

Senior (Ages 62 +)

$348

$29/month

$180

$15/month

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Fitness Fundamentals

GENERAL

Youth (Ages 17 & under)

**

A one-time registration fee of $99 is required with each membership type excluding Youth membership. Membership rates and details are subject to change. All rates include sales tax. * See Family definition in Membership policies. Dependent adults ages 18-23 can be included In Family Memberships subject to verification of dependent status via current Federal Tax Return. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ** Pay as You Go memberships are only available as a monthly pre-authorized Electronic Funds Transfer (bank account or credit card debit) and require payment of the Registration Fee and one month’s dues in advance.

See page 17 for details.

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Membership Payment Plans Annual Payment: Annual payments may be paid in full by cash, debit card, or major credit card. Fees are equivalent to 12 monthly payments.

The annual fee and required registration fee are due at time of enrollment.

“Pay As You Go” Monthly Payments Monthly membership dues can be paid via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) from a checking account or credit card. Dues for the first month and the required registration fee are due at the time of enrollment.

To complete the membership process, the EFT Agreement must be completed.

Membership dues will be automatically transferred from the member’s authorized account around the 20th of every month for the upcoming month.

Please note: Charges will appear on your bank or credit statements as “The Salvation Army - Long Beach.”

A Day Pass allows entry for the entire day to the following venues: Gymnasium, Fitness Center (must be 16 or older), Recreation Field, Library & Computer Lab, and a single session of Public Swimming. *Starting October 1st all guests and participants must have a signed Liability Waiver on file.

REMEMBER, IF YOU BUY DAY PASSES OFTEN, YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BECOMING A MEMBER.

$5 / Adult Guests (ages 18 - 61) $4 / Mature Active Adult Guests (62 years and over) $3 / Youth Guests (ages 17 & under)

(Rockwall, Skatepark, and Fitness Classes are an additional Fee).

BUY 10 DAY PASSES AND SAVE! $45 for 10 Day Passes Adult Guests (ages 18 - 61)

$35 for 10 Day Passes Mature Active Adult Guests (62 years and over)

$25 for 10 Day Passes Youth Guests (ages 17 & under)

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Membership Policies Liability Waiver By signing our Membership Application and/or program enrollment form, members agree to the following: (1) member and any guests in his/her party will abide by the terms of this Agreement at all times during the period of membership and will comply with all rules and regulations posted or otherwise communicated to member, (2) in case of illness or injury, The Salvation Army Kroc Center is authorized to secure emergency medical treatment at the member’s expense, (3) The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to remove from the facility or terminate the membership of any member who fails to comply with any posted rules and regulations or otherwise breaches the terms of the Membership Agreement, in which case member will not be entitled to a refund of dues, (4) membership rights are not transferable, and (5) grant permission for The Salvation Army Kroc Center to make visual recordings of all individuals listed on this form for its responsible use.

Also, that use of the facilities and equipment at The Salvation Army Kroc Center may involve risk of bodily injury or property damage and member agrees to assume any such risks. It is a member’s responsibility to consult physicians and other professionals to make sure they can safely participate in activities and events at The Salvation Army Kroc Center. By signing, members agree to give up their (or the minor for whom they sign) right to make any claim against The Salvation Army, its agents, employees and volunteers, including the right to sue them, for bodily injury or property damage or any other loss that might be suffered while using The Salvation Army Kroc Center facilities and services, except as limited by law.

Non-Payment Policy There is a $20 charge for declined automatic funds transfers. Memberships are deactivated until payment is received, and use of the Kroc Center is not permitted until payments are made current and all applicable fees are paid.

Cancellations & Changes Membership Change/Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing and signed by the authorized Account Holder on file by the 5th of the month to effect the next draft. This includes changes to monthly draft Information. If a member cancels or if membership payments lapse for more than 30 days, the appropriate registration fee will be charged to reopen the membership account. Membership fees are nonrefundable and non-transferable.

Registration Fees Registration fees are used to provide major repairs and equipment replacement. This fee is payable when you join and is in addition to membership dues. There is no registration fee for youth memberships.

The registration fee will be waived for all renewing members. Memberships that have expired or been cancelled for more than 30 days are subject to repayment of the registration fee. Registration and membership fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Please note: Membership fees, benefits, and payment structure are subject to change without notice.

Membership Options Family Membership Limits Family memberships include: 2 adults and up to 6 dependent children ages 17 & under living in same household.

Single-Parent Family memberships include 1 adult and up to 6 dependent children ages 17 & under living in same household.

Dependents, ages 18-23, may be included in Family Memberships as dependent children, subject to verification of legal dependent status (current Federal Tax Return or proof of full-time student status).

Additional dependent children living in same household may be added for $12/child per month.

STARTING OCTOBER 1 ALL GUESTS AND PARTICIPANTS MUST HAVE A SIGNED LIABILITY WAIVER ON FILE.

“Be Our Guest” Did you know that you could take your Kroc Center membership with you on vacation?

You now have access to other Kroc Centers in the country? Call to see which Kroc Centers are currently available. Your membership must be active, and not on hold, to be eligible. Limit of 14 visits per calendar year and must show Membership card as well as photo ID. Similarly, we will accept Membership Cards from other Kroc Centers. For current information or criteria, contact our Membership Manager (619.269.1501).

Group Membership Rates We now offer special group rates to specific groups: residential group homes, businesses, and service organizations (Military, Fire & Police). Please contact the Membership Manager at 619.269.1501 for more details on this program and to see if your group qualifies.

Dormant Hold (Automatic Draft Memberships Only) Members making monthly payments via EFT who cannot use their membership due to any non-medical reasons (i.e. long vacations or out of town) may put their membership on ‘Dormant Hold’ for a minimum of 2 months and a maximum of 6 months. Dormant memberships are drafted $10 per month and membership benefits are not active while a membership is on Dormant Hold.

Day Camp Refund Policy Cancellations Please see Day Camp Credit & Refund Policy on page 33.

Medical Hold Members who are unable to use their membership due to medical reasons may put their membership on medical hold for up to 6 months. To place a membership on medical hold, a doctor’s note must be submitted with a completed Membership Change Form. A second doctor’s note is required to remove the medical hold.

Monthly payment members will be drafted $1 per month while on medical hold. Annual pay members will not be charged a fee to place their membership on medical hold.

Membership benefits are not active while a membership is on medical hold.

Employment Opportunities A complete list of available positions can be found at www.kroccenter.org/about-us.

Class/Program Cancellations Cancellations five or more days prior to the first class: full credit on your Kroc Center Account or you may choose to transfer to another class with no penalty.

Cancellations less than five days prior to the first class: credit on your Kroc Center account or transfer to another class minus a $5 service charge.

Cancellations after the start of a Session: prorated credit on your Kroc Center account for the number of classes which have occurred (regardless of whether classes were attended), minus a $5 service charge.

Credit/Refund Policy The purpose of our credit/refund policy is to allow the Kroc Center to maintain quality programs and proper class ratios while maintaining flexibility for our members and guests. Refunds are only issued for programs that are cancelled by the Kroc Center.

Credits are applicable toward any program at the Kroc Center. Credits are not redeemable for cash, nor put on any credit card account. Credits expire six months from date issued. Please see any venue Guest Service Desk for a credit request form. No credits or refunds are given for class passes, gift certificates, memberships or registration fees.

Discounts Member discounts are not transferable to other family members. In order to receive a member discount, the registering participant must be a member in good standing of the Kroc Center.

Gift Cards Gift Cards are available to pay for memberships, class and program fees. Gift Cards can be purchased at the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk. Gift cards cannot be used for class materials, theatre & performance tickets or vendor events.

Volunteer Opportunities The Kroc Center has many areas where volunteers provide valued support and service. Volunteer opportunities are available in: Administration - Office Support Day Camp – Fall/Winter Sessions Education Center – Arts & Library Family Resource Center Food Concessions Maintenance Services Membership - Tour Guides Performing Arts - Kroc Kids Special Event - Support Sports & Fitness - Coaches Theatre - Ushers

Financial Assistance & Scholarship Program Individuals, families, and seniors who cannot afford Kroc Center membership or fees for youth camps and/or group classes can apply for a discount. Applicants for services will meet with FRC Associates for a comprehensive assessment to build upon strengths and assets and assist with meeting identified areas of need.

Eligibility for this program is based on income level and address verification within the Kroc Center’s service area. Applications are available at any Guest Service Desk, in the Family Resource Center, and at www.kroccenter.org.

Applications should be submitted at least six weeks prior to the start of the program requested.Additional information can be obtained by calling 619.269.1430 or e-mailing krocscholarships@usw.salvationarmy.org

Group volunteer projects and community service opportunities for students and courtordered individuals are also available.

Volunteers must complete an application, provide references and submit to a criminal background check before beginning an assignment. Child safety training is required. There are limited assignments for teen volunteers (ages 16-18); a Parent Waiver Form is required for volunteers under the age of 18.

For more information, call Volunteer Services at 619.269.1424 or e-mail kroc.volunteers@usw.salvationarmy.org

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PlayCare PlayCare is for members and guests involved in Kroc Center Programs. Use is restricted to one two-hour session daily. Space is limited; children are accommodated on a first-come basis.

PlayCare is available in the Gymnasium and Education Center.

Kroc Center PlayCare maintains a ratio of 1 associate for every 8 children and 1: 6 ratio if an infant is enrolled.

Parents must diaper their own children.

Please see a PlayCare associate or the Guest Services Desk for a complete list of the PlayCare policies.

FREE/ General Members $2/ Value Members $3/ Guests

SAT

7:45am - 1:45pm 3:45pm - 8:30pm

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EDUCATION 9am - Noon 4:30pm - 8:30pm

• Children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult (18 years and over) during all activities. Children over the age of five must use gender-appropriate bath and locker rooms.

• Effective September 1, 2010, all visitors, guests and spectators must sign in.

• Refrain from the use of foul language, abusive actions, and inappropriate behavior.

• Refrain from smoking on Kroc Center grounds.

• Lost membership cards must be reported.

There is a $5 fee to replace a membership card.

• The Fitness Area is reserved for those age 16 and older, unless participating in a Kroc Center program or class.

MON - FRI

MON & WED

In order to facilitate positive life experiences while at the Kroc Center, mutual respect between members, guests, and staff is required at all times. Failure to observe these policies will result in disciplinary action and/or termination of membership privileges. Center personnel have the right to refuse service to anyone deemed disruptive or abusive.

• Effective September 1, 2010 members must carry photo ID.

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MON - FRI

Code Of Conduct & Discipline Policy

TUES & THUR 2pm - 6pm

• Appropriate exercise attire is required (workout clothing and closed-toe athletic shoes).

Safety Information

The Salvation Army is dedicated to keeping children and vulnerable adults safe from physical, emotional and sexual harm. We refer to our safety efforts as “Protecting The Mission.”

Protecting The Mission guidelines ensure the Kroc Corps Community Center emphasizes safety in the following ways: • All Salvation Army personnel (officers, employees and volunteers) are trained in child abuse prevention and are mandated reporters of suspected child/vulnerable adult abuse.

• All Salvation Army personnel undergo criminal background checks.

• All adults accessing the facility may be screened against public sexual offender registry. Registered sex offenders are not permitted on campus.

• The Kroc Center maintains video surveillance of the facility 24 hours a day.

• All instructors are trained in appropriate interactions with Kroc members to enhance learning by creating a safe and inviting environment.

• Programs involving children are closely monitored to ensure adequate supervision and safe interactions between Kroc personnel and children.

• Only light colored soft-soled shoes will be allowed on the Gymnasium floor.

• Programs that require solitude, such as private music lessons, are held in open and visible spaces that are monitored by regular walk-throughs by other personnel.

• A shirt and shoes are required at all times in the Fitness Center and Gymnasium.

• The Kroc Center constantly adapts and enhances safety protocols to adjust to needs.

• Any logos or messages on clothing must be acceptable in a family setting. Individuals wearing gang-related attire will not be admitted to the facility.

• With the exception of service animals, pets of any kind are not allowed in any Kroc Center venue.

Members and guests are encouraged to report suspicious behavior. Forms for anonymous reporting, called Confidential Notices of Concern, are available at any Guest Service Desk.

The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to remove from the facility and terminate the membership of any member who fails to comply with any posted rules and regulations or otherwise breaches the Code of Conduct, in which case member will not be entitled to a refund of dues.

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Kroc Church

2 - SENIOR

Music Classes

6 - SENIOR ADULT SENIOR

Acting Classes Theatre Programs

4 - 18

Fine Arts Classes

3 - ADULT

Digital Arts Classes

9 - ADULT

Scouting Programs

5 - 18 ADULT SENIOR

Recovery Programs

CAMP

EDUCATION

Life Options Senior Programs

55+

Sign Language Parent and Me

5 - ADULT

Women’s Group Tutoring & Literacy Programs

5 - SENIOR

After School Sports

9 - 12

Saturday Video Gaming

13 - 18

Teen Advisory Group

13 - 18

Summer Day Camp

4 - 14

Fall, Winter & Spring Day Camp

5 - 14

Junior Leaders (Summer Only)

15 - 17

Rock Climbing

5 - SENIOR

ATHLETICS & AQUATICS

Fitness Classes

16 - SENIOR

Kroc Fit Kids

5-8

Fitness Center and Weights

16 - SENIOR

Recreation Swimming Water Babies Classes

0 - SENIOR 6 MONTHS - 3 YEARS

Swim Lessons

3 - SENIOR

Martial Arts

9 - ADULT

Skateboarding

6 - ADULT

Personal Training

16 - SENIOR

Kroc Fit Challenge

16 - SENIOR

Saints Basketball League Ice Skating Classes

ICE

Senior

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16

15

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0 - SENIOR

Dance Classes

ARTS

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OPPORTUNITIES

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Ages

Adult

There’s Something for Everyone!

Ice Hockey Classes Saints Youth Hockey Club Public Ice Skating

GRADES K - 9 3 - ADULT 5 - ADULT 5 - 16 3 - SENIOR

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AGES

HOURS OF OPERATION / HORARIO: Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 5:30pm

Lunes - Viernes: 8:30am - 5:30 pm

2nd & 4th Saturday of each month: 10:00am - 2:00pm

2nd y 4th Sábado de cada mes: 10:00am - 2:00pm

Case Management Effective September 1st, 2011, all Family Resource Center (FRC) services are provided through supportive and strengths-based case management.

Applicants for services will meet with FRC Associates for a comprehensive assessment to build upon strengths and assets and assist with meeting identified areas of need.

Membership and Program Scholarships Individuals, families, and seniors who require financial assistance for Kroc Center membership or fees for youth camps and/or group classes may apply for a discount. Discounts are based on a sliding scale, taking into consideration household size** and income. Eligibility for this program is based on address verification within the Kroc Center’s Service Area.* Pick up an application packet at any Guest Service Desk or download one at www.kroccenter.org. For more information, please call 619.269.1430 or e-mail sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org Once your application is received, an FRC Associate will contact you to set up an appointment to discuss your scholarship.

Emergency Services Individuals, families, and seniors residing within the Kroc Center’s Service Area* that find themselves in emergency situations may request assistance in the form of: • Food Boxes • Clothing Vouchers and Children’s Pajamas • Baby Items • Household Items • Bus Passes • Personal Hygiene Items • Domestic Phone Cards Eligibility guidelines apply. Services may have limited availability. For more information, please call 619.269.1430 or e-mail sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org Educational Classes The following FREE classes are not limited to the Kroc Center’s Service Area and are available to the general public.

Additional eligibility guidelines may apply.

• Parenting • Financial Management • Nutrition • English as a Second Language • Unemployment Support • Women’s Empowerment Please refer to the Arts and Education Schedule for current information on dates, times, and locations and/or phone 619.269.1430 or e-mail: sdkroc.frc@usw. salvationarmy.org to sign up for classes.

Comprehensive Services The following FREE services are not limited to the Kroc Center’s Service Area and are available to the general public. Additional eligibility guidelines may apply.

• Food Stamp Pre-Screening & Application Assistance • Developmental and Health Screenings Assistance enrolling in SDG&E’s • Neighbor-to Neighbor Energy • Assistance Program” Information • and Referrals Counseling Services Supportive Counseling services are offered by social workers within the Family Resource Center to individuals, couples, and families. Counselors consist of Associate Clinical Social Workers supervised by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker or Master’s-level Social Work Interns from local Universities. Counseling services are limited in availability and may have a waitlist.

If you are in crisis and need to speak with someone immediately, please contact the Access and Crisis Hotline (24 Hours a day/7 Days a week) at 1-800479-3339. If you have a medical or psychiatric emergency, please call 9-1-1.

Christmas Toy and Joy Program Each Christmas, The Salvation Army Kroc Center serves needy families within the Kroc Center’s Service Area*. Our mission is to spread the hope and joy of the season by providing food to families and new toys to children age 12 and under. An interest list begins in early October. Inquiries made prior to that time cannot be accepted.

The Salvation Army Kroc Center’s Family Resource Center provides supportive services to individuals, families, and seniors.

Some assistance is based on predetermined guidelines and availability of services.

El Centro de Recursos Familiares del Salvation Army Kroc Center provee servicios de ayuda a individuos, familias, y personas de la tercera edad.

La ayuda está basada en reglas predeterminadas y la disponibilidad de los servicios.

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Coordinación De Servicios Sociales Efectivo desde el 01 de septiembre de 2011, todos los servicios del Centro de Recursos Familiares (FRC) son proporcionados a través de la gestión de caso de apoyo y basado en las fortalezas del cliente. Los solicitantes de los servicios se reunirán con los asociados del FRC para ser evaluados y construir un plan de atención basado en las fortalezas y asistir en la satisfacción de las áreas de necesidad identificadas.

Membrecía y Programa de Becas Individuos, familias y personas mayores que necesitan asistencia financiera para membrecía del Kroc Center o para pagos de los campamentos juveniles y / o clases en grupo pueden solicitar un descuento. Los descuentos se basan en una escala móvil, teniendo en cuenta **el tamaño del hogar e ingresos. La elegibilidad para este programa se basa en la verificación de la dirección dentro del Área de Servicio del Kroc Center.* Recoja un paquete de solicitud en cualquier Centro de Servicio al Visitante o descargue uno desde: www.kroccenter.org. O para más información por favor llame al 619.269.1430 o por correo electrónico a: sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org. Una vez recibida su solicitud, un Asociado del FRC se comunicará con usted para concertar una cita para hablar de su beca.

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** A household is defined as ALL individuals residing within the home, including non-family members. ** Un hogar se define como todas las personas que residen en el hogar, incluidos los que no son miembros de la familia.

Servicios de emergencia Individuos, familias y personas mayores que residen en el Área de servicio del Kroc Center que se encuentran en situación de emergencia pueden obtener ayuda en forma de: • Caja de Alimentos • Vales de ropa y pijamas para niños • Artículos para bebés • Artículos para el hogar • Pases para el Bus • Artículos de higiene personal • Tarjetas de teléfono para llamadas locales Los reglamentos de elegibilidad aplican. Los servicios pueden tener disponibilidad limitada.

Para más información por favor llame al 619.269.1430 o por correo electrónico a: sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org Clases Educativas Las siguientes clases gratuitas no se limitan al área de servicio del Kroc Center y son disponibles para el público en general.

Otros reglamentos de elegibilidad pueden aplicar.

• Para padres • Manejo de Finanzas • Nutrición • Inglés como Segundo Idioma • Asistencia en la búsqueda de empleo • Empoderamiento de la Mujer Por favor, consulte el horario de Artes y Educación para obtener información actualizada sobre las fechas, horas y lugares y/o en el teléfono 619.269.1430 o por correo electrónico a: sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org para inscribirse en las clases.

Servicios Integrales Los siguientes servicios gratuitos no se limitan al área de servicio del Kroc Center y están disponibles para el público en general. Otros reglamentos de elegibilidad pueden aplicar.

• Pre- evaluacion y asistencia con solicitud para Cupones de Alimentos (SNAP) • Evaluar el desarrollo y la salud.

• Asistencia para inscribirse en el program de SDG & E “Vecino a Vecino” (Neighbor-to Neighbor Energy) • Programa de Asistencia de “Información y Referencias”

FRC

Servicios de Consejería Servicios de apoyo de consejería son ofrecidos por los trabajadores sociales en el Centro de Recursos Familiares para personas, parejas y familias. Los Consejeros consisten en Trabajadores Sociales clínicos supervisados por un Trabajador Social clinico o con Licencia, o estudiantes de maestría o pasantes de Trabajo Social de las Universidades locales.

Estos servicios tienen disponibilidad limitada y puede haber una lista de espera.

Si usted está en crisis y necesita hablar con alguien inmediatamente llame a la Línea de Acceso y Crisis (24 horas al día / 7 días a la semana) al 1-800-479-3339.

Si usted tiene una emergencia médica o psiquiátrica, llame al 9-1-1.

Juguetes de Navidad y el Programa de Alegría Cada Navidad, The Salvation Army Kroc Center atiende a las familias necesitadas dentro del Área de Servicio del Kroc Center*. Nuestra misión es difundir la esperanza y la alegría de la temporada navideña con el suministro de alimentos a familias y juguetes nuevos a niños de 12 años y más jovenes. Una lista de interesados se inicia a principios de octubre. Consultas realizadas antes de esta fecha no pueden ser aceptada.

Congratulations!

To Social Services Director, Cara Franke for being awarded The San Diego State University School of Social Work Above and Beyond Field Instructor Award!!

Cara has overseen 7 interns in the Family Resource Center, and each of them has completed 3,000 hours of field practicum here.

I’m honored to be selected among the many well-qualified field instructors working to educate our future social workers.

- Cara Franke, MSW

Building F, 4270 69th Street Edificio F, 4270 69th Street Phone: 619.269.1430 Fax: 619.255.3238 sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org Fa l l & W i nter 2011

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Host your next event at the Kroc Center.

Unique event spaces all in one place!

Business meetings, retreats, gala events, birthday parties, field trips & more! Fully equipped event and meeting facilities, central location with freeway access, catering and personalized menus, access to plenty of FREE parking, and professional event planning staff.

Field Trips

Field trip packages are available Monday through Friday, beginning at 9:00 a.m.

Groups can experience the Ice Arena, Aquatic Center, Rockwall, Gymnasium, Theatre and Skatepark, with single and multi-venue programs available. Field trip reservations must be made a minimum of two weeks in advance. Please contact the Field Trip Event line at 619.269.1520.

Group Discounts

Discounts to Kroc Center venues are available for groups of 10 or more upon request. For additional information and to secure reservations, contact the Events Department at 619. 269.1520.

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Celebrate your child’s birthday at the Kroc Center! Enjoy Ice Skating, Skateboarding, Rock Climbing, Swimming or a Gymnasium experience. Our Birthday Party Packages include pizza, beverages, balloons, a fun activity of your choice, cake & ice cream.

Please contact the Birthday Party line at 619.269.1520.

RENTALS SPACE Community Room Education Classrooms Library/Garden Theatre Band Room

Multipurpose Room

Courtyard Gymnasium Recreation Field Challenge Course/Team Building

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Parties, Event Planning & Catering Planning a corporate meeting, sales retreat, awards banquet, talent show, community event, conference, themed party, seminar or fundraiser? Whether you want to entertain or educate, The Kroc Center and expert staff will meet your needs and provide for a truly memorable and cost-effective event. Our clean and friendly environment will surely become your favorite event destination. We have a multitude of venues suitable for a wide variety of activities, including meetings, banquets, and breakout sessions.

For additional information or reservations, please contact the Events Department at 619.269.1531.

For Theatre rentals, please call 619.269.1551.

Please contact Aztec Adventures at 619.594.0198

PERFORMANCES. CATERING. MEETINGS. RECEPTIONS. BIRTHDAY PARTIES. Fa l l & W i nter 2011

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CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

Gymnasium Guest Service Desk Hours Monday - Friday 5:30am - 9:00pm Saturday 8:00am - 6:00pm Sunday 10:00am - 6:00pm

Day Passes A Day Pass allows entry for the entire day to the following venues: Gymnasium Fitness Center, Recreation Field, Library & Computer Lab, and a single session of Public Swimming. (Rockwall, Skate Park, and Fitness Classes are an additional Fee). $5 / Adult Guests (ages 18 - 61) $4 / Mature Active Adult Guests (62 years and over) $3 / Youth Guests (ages 16 & 17) *All Guests must have a signed Liability Waiver on file.

REMEMBER, IF YOU BUY DAY PASSES OFTEN, YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BECOMING A MEMBER.

BUY 10 DAY PASSES & SAVE! $45 for 10 Day Passes Adult Guests (18 years and over) $35 for 10 Day Passes Mature Active Adult Guests (62 years and over) $25 for 10 Day Passes Youth Guests (ages 16 & 17)

OPEN GYMNASIUM TIME ALL AGES Guests are encouraged to participate in or practice a favorite indoor court sport.

Choose from activities including basketball and volleyball; or, utilize the gym for stretching and conditioning.

FITNESS CLASSES FREE / General Members $4 / Value Members $5 / Guests $35 for 10 classes / Value Members $45 for 10 classes / Guests FITNESS CENTER RULES The following Kroc Policies are in place to keep all of our members and guests safe.

ACCESS TO THE FITNESS CENTER IS RESTRICTED TO GUESTS 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER (ID REQUIRED), UNLESS ENROLLED IN A FITNESS CENTER CLASS.

Teen members ages 14 & 15 may access the fitness center after completing a 1-hour teen fitness orientation.

Members and guests are asked to carry identification and membership cards or Day Passes at all times.

PLEASE NOTE: AS OF OCTOBER 1, ALL GUESTS MUST LEAVE A SIGNED LIABILITY WAIVER ON FILE.

Towels are required for every person working out in the Fitness Center. Towels may be purchased at the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk for $4 (subject to availability).

There is a 20-minute maximum usage time per machine during peak use periods.

Classes are subject to cancellation due to low enrollment. Appropriate exercise attire required (workout clothing and closed-toe athletic shoes). Shirt and shoes are required at all times in the Fitness Center.

BODY COMPOSITION A fitness professional can help determine body composition - the percentage of lean muscle mass versus body fat. This information is helpful in developing of a personal fitness program and assists in setting attainable fitness goals. Body Compositions are done by appointment only. Please call 619.269.1464 or see the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk for more details.

Fee: $5 per body composition TEEN FITNESS CENTER ORIENTATION Ages 14 - 15 The Teen Fitness Center Orientation provides youth ages 14 - 15 the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of strength and resistance training, use of machines and basic etiquette of exercising in the Fitness Center.

Successful participation in this one hour session, including the completion of a brief exit evaluation, allows teens access to the Fitness Center. *Privileges are dependent on continued respectful adherence to Fitness Center rules.

Day/ Time: Tuesday & Thursday,

6:00pm Location: Fitness Center Fee: $15/ Members only

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Fitness Fundamentals New members* are invited to signup for our FREE fitness orientation program. During the course of two 1-hour sessions, new members will be introduced to the full Fitness Center and provided with operation instructions for our cardio machines, free-weights and strength training machines. Sign up at the Fitness Center Guest Services Desk.

Contact the Gymnasium Guest Services for more information: 619.269.1460.

We also have personal training!

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See page 17 for details.

GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES Check out the Athletics and Aquatics Schedule for a full list of classes, fees, session dates and times. Schedules are available in all Kroc Venues, and at www.kroccenter.org.

Classes are 55 minutes in length, unless otherwise noted. Classes are restricted to the age ranges listed unless participant provides the class instructor with a physician’s note. The Kroc Center reserves the right to restrict class sizes. Classes are offered on a first-come, basis only. To reduce the risk of injury and prevent class disruptions, no admittance will be allowed ten minutes after the class is scheduled to begin. Classes listed in the Fitness and Aquatics Program Schedule are subject to change without notice.

LAND-BASED GROUP EXERCISE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS KROC CYCLING (Classes limited to 14 Students) Cycle Cross Half cycle & half Boot Camp- this 90 minute workout features the very latest in cross training! Cycle in the Kroc Center’s custom group cycling studio for 45 minutes, then head out for 45 minutes of leg toning, core strengthening, and upper body muscle building that will leave you pumped and perspiring.

Cycle Rewind Group Cycling featuring your favorite tunes from years past and beyond. Enjoy riding inside the Kroc Center’s custom group cycling studio while grooving to the oldies!

Kroc Cycle Hit the hills, power the sprints, chase down the competition and learn firsthand the definition of the word “endurance.” This ride has it all, and it rocks! Solid cycling principles, top-notch coaching, and awesome tunes, all in our custom group cycling studio make this a workout to remember.

Mellow Cycling Group Cycling with a mellow approach.

Paced for beginners, yet challenging enough for the intermediate and advanced rider. Enjoy riding inside the Kroc Center’s custom group cycling studio and beat the mid-day heat.

Sweat Factory!

A high-energy version of group cycling, offering intense intervals, dynamic resistance changes, and proven advanced calorie burning cycling techniques. Class is held in our “hot” group cycling studio with absolutely no A/C and no fans.

Guaranteed to help participants burn maximum calories and sweat like never before!

KROC FIT KIDS (Classes limited to 20 Students) Kroc Fit Kids (Ages 5 - 8) An exciting and energizing class for kids thatwill keep them moving without even realizing it’s exercise! The class features elements of gymnastics, tumbling, calisthenics, and traditional exercise movement, all taught with youth in mind.

Kids’s Yoga (Ages 6 - 10) Children’s Yoga takes traditional yoga poses and breathing techniques and combines them with music and tons of fun! Yoga can help children develop better body awareness, flexibility, and coordination. Skills that can be incorporated into their daily routines.

MARTIAL ARTS Unlike most fitness classes, Martial Arts courses are offered in sessions.

Check out the Athletics and Aquatics Schedule for a full list of classes, fees, session dates and times. Schedules are available in all Kroc Venues.

Judo Ages 8 and over An Olympic sport practiced world wide, Judo (meaning “gentle way”) is a Japanese martial art that uses a method of training the mind and body using maximum efficiency with minimal effort characterized by using one’s opponent’s strength against him and adapting well to changing circumstances.

Karate (Cuong Nhu Oriental Martial Arts) Ages 5 and over A blended, defensive style incorporating Shotokan, Aikido, Tai Chi, Judo, Wing Chun and American boxing. Classes are taught in a traditional format allowing students to progress through the customary belt system.

Beginning and Intermediate sessions are available.

Tae Kwon Do Ages 8 and over Tae Kwon Do is a modern martial art from Korea that is characterized by its fast, high and spinning kicks. Classes are taught in the traditional style using a structured belt system that allows you to attain rank as you gain physical and mental disciplines.

All levels welcome; participants progress at a skill-appropriate rate. MATURE ACTIVE

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Training At extremely competitive rates, A Certified Personal Trainer creates a specialized fitness program that focuses on specific needs and goals through one-on-one attention. Personal Trainers keep participants motivated to safely attain results! Call 619.269.1464 Private Personal Training (30-min) $25 / Members $30 / Guests Private Personal Training (60-min) $40 / Members $50 / Guests Private Personal Training (Block of four 30-min) $80 / Members $100 / Guests Private Personal Training (Block of four 60-min) $140 / Members $180 / Guests Private Personal Training (Block of eight 60-min) $260 / Members $340 / Guests Private Personal Training (Block of 12 60-min) $380 / Members $500 / Guests Partner Training (two person) (60-min) $55 / Members $65 / Guest Group Training (3+ people) (60-min) $80 / Members $100 / Guests

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Kroc Silver Series

for Mature Active Adults Class limit: 20 students

Arthritis Foundation Arthritis on Land Whether you don’t know how to get started or you can’t find the time, Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program will help you to take the first step. The Program teached the importance of keeping your muscles strong and your joints stable. The program will boost your energy, reduce your stress and help control your weight.

Silver Sneakers I Muscular Strength & Range of Movement Have fun and move to music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of motion, and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a ball are offered for resistance; a chair is used for seated and/or standing support. A medical release may be required for those with existing medical conditions.

Silver Sneakers - CardioFIT CardioFit is perfect for participants who are fit and active, as well as those who want a safe, effective and energizing activity.

Hand-held weights or elastic tubing with handles can be used for the strength training segment that follows the “cardio” segment.

The SilverSneakers chair offers stability or support options for abdominal and stretching exercises from the floor.

Silver Sneakers - Yoga Stretch Taught from seated and standing positions.

Participants learn a variety of safe and effective options designed to increase flexibility and balance to improve well being.

Silver Sneakers II - Cardio Circuit Combine fun and fitness to increase cardiovascular and muscular endurance and power with a standing circuit workout. Upper body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a ball is alternated with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is offered for support, stretching, and relaxation exercises. A medical release may be required for those with existing medical conditions.

Don’t forget we offer PlayCare!

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MOVEMENT & RHYTHM (Classes limited to 20 Students unless otherwise noted) Scripturcise Work the body and soul by combining Scriptures with exercise. Increase flexibility, strength and tone with encouragement from the Bible. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

A Kroc Center original.

Step Aerobics This class is energy-filled and heart pumping, combining step movements with strength and conditioning exercises on the floor. All levels welcome.

Class Limit: 13 students Zumba ® The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves, resulting in a one-of-a-kind fitness program. Routines feature interval training sessions in which fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt, while burning fat. Achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in this exciting calorie-burning, bodyenergizing, awe-inspiring workout meant to engage and captivate for life!

STRENGTH & TONE (Classes limited to 20 Students unless otherwise noted) Absolute Abs! Work your core like never before. In this session your abs and back get a hard-core workout with stabilizing movements and strength training.

Body Basics This class starts with the basics of total body strength and development, preparing you for your maximum fitness potential!

Explore new ways to improve your body using dynamic and explosive movement.

Body Sculpting Circuit Training workout utilizing resistance training, class cardio exercises, Pilates and isometrics to sculpt and define specific body parts. This class is medium to fast paced.

Child care is for members and guests involved in Kroc Center Programs. PlayCare available in the Gymnasium and Education Center.

Burn Out! Looking for an extra kick? Burn Out! is a full body workout combining resistance training with dumbbells and resistance bands, and cardiovascular endurance drills. A core and ab workout that shapes and sculpts the body unlike anything else.

Core, Floor, & More A combination of basic step choreography, core sculpting, and more! This class teaches the basics of step aerobics, with an additional focus on strengthening the core muscles as well as working the entire body into a lean, toned, sculpted machine!

On The Ball A full body workout on the Swiss Exercise Ball, using light weights, Pilates method for core strengthening & stretching to upbeat music. Very lively and fun, this aerobic workout will refresh muscle tone and increased coordination.

Class Limit: 16 students Pump!

Total body strength and conditioning class utilizing a variety of free weights and band resistance, all while keeping an up-tempo cardio pace.

Mat Pilates A medium-paced floor workout with an emphasis on posture, this class unites stretching and deep breathing to increase your flexibility, mobility, and core muscles.

Power Yoga A fast-paced, high-energy yoga routine with dynamic, flowing sequences of postures designed to build strength at the edge of flexibility. Expect a challenging and athletic class with rhythmic music and a variety of routines.

Sunrise Yoga Greet the sun with a yoga practice that combines gentle warm-ups and a variety of seated, standing, reclining, and balance yoga poses with breath awareness. The class is designed to awaken all the systems of the body and to establish a positive outlook to carry on through the day. A Kroc Center original.

Tai Chi Tai Chi will familiarize participants with postures and breathing exercises, that are the precursor to learning Chi-Kung. Increase agility, flexibility, balance, strength, and coordination. This is a medium-paced class.

Total Toning Strengthening and toning for the major muscle groups using a variety of strength and sculpting techniques, dumbbells, and body resistance, participants will tailor their workout to optimize results.

STRETCH & FLEX SERIES Yoga- style workouts (Classes limited to 20 Students unless otherwise noted) AM Yoga All of the things expected from a great yoga class, offered at a time to relax and energize participants for the day ahead.

Gentle Yoga A mat-based yoga class with postures designed to Improve balance, flexibility, muscle tone, and range of motion. More challenging than chair-based yoga, but less challenging than traditional yoga.

PlayCare PlayCare is for members and guests involved in Kroc Center Programs. Use is restricted to one two-hour session daily. Space is limited; children are accommodated on a first-come basis.

PlayCare is available in the Gymnasium and Education Center.

The Kroc Center PlayCare maintains a ratio of 1 associate for every 6 children and 1:6 ratio if an infant is enrolled. Parents must diaper their own children. Please see a PlayCare associate or a Guest Services Desk for a complete list of the PlayCare policies.

FREE/ General Members $2/ Value Members $3/ Guests

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MORNINGS:

Mondays & Wednesdays 6 or 7am Tuesdays & Thursdays 6am

EVENINGS

Mondays & Wednesdays 6 or 7pm Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm

Here’s your chance to be the biggest loser! Join as a team or as an Individual.

Certified Personal Trainers lead workouts twice a week, coupled with nutrition and diet information. Receive 16 group personal training workouts made fun through friendly competition.

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CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS CLUBS AND LEAGUES Session days and times subject to modification or cancellation due to low enrollment, inclement weather, or other factors. Check In for each session at the Gymnasium Guest Services Desk. No one is accepted into class after the first 15 minutes, and those entering the class after the third session may not be able to participate in more advanced activities.

Additional information is available by calling 619.269.1460.

PAY AS YOU GO, OR SAVE MONEY AND PURCHASE A SESSION OF EIGHT CONSECUTIVE CLASSES.

AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS Basketball Club Ages 6 - 12 Strengthen basketball skills and make new friends. This club provides a positive environment to work on jump shots, ballhandling skills, and to participate in basketball scrimmage games.

Flag Football Club Ages 6 - 12 Are you ready for some football? This club offers instruction in the fundamentals of flag football and is tailored to help players gain skills as their abilities progress.

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Rock Wall Club Ages 6 - 12 Increase agility, strength, and flexibility while reaching new heights. Climbers learn techniques such as smearing, flagging, the side pull, and stemming.

Soccer Club Ages 6 - 12 Designed for youth with little or no experience with soccer. Students learn fundamentals of the game, including strategy and rules. Games will be fun, active and exciting. Please bring court shoes as well as cleats (no metal please).

Developmental

Basketball League Grades K - 9

Volleyball Club Ages 9 - 12 An introduction to volleyball fundamentals that allows practice time to develop game situation skills. Each session will be devoted to specific skills or aspects of volleyball and live scrimmage play.

Good Sports!

Character development and physical activity combine to provide kids an opportunity to exercise their hearts and minds. New athletic skills, Bible lessons, and crafts are taught weekly.

YOUTH LEAGUES Saints Basketball Travel Team Grades 8- 12 (by invitation only) A travel team comprised of upper-level players designed to offer competitive basketball training and conditioning for experienced players. Players are selected from the Saints Basketball Developmental League (see description above), will have an opportunity to train with experienced coaches, and play in competitive leagues and tournaments (additional fees apply for travel team players, including league/ tournament fees & uniforms).

A youth basketball league designed to help improve children’s sports skills while emphasizing fun, sportsmanship, teamwork, and the development of self-esteem. Offering recreational play to all skill levels — and everybody plays! All players must attend the first day of practice for skill assessment in order to be placed on a team. Teams practice on Monday & Friday nights, with league play on Saturdays. Session fee includes jersey, team picture, awards, and end-ofseason banquet admission for participant.

Fall Session Registration due: September 25, 2011 Games Begin: October 14, 2011 Session Fee: $75 per participant Practices: Mondays & Fridays, 5:30 - 9:00pm

Grades K - 2: 5:30 - 6:30pm

Grades 3 - 4: 6:30 - 7:30pm

Grades 5 - 9: 7:30 - 9:00pm

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CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

AQUATICS We are proud to have a world-class aquatics facility with three swimming pools including a competition pool, recreation pool, and heated indoor therapy WATER-BASED GROUP EXERCISE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS Adult Water Workout Ages 16 and over Stretch, tone, and improve cardiovascular fitness in this slower-paced class designed for mature active adults wishing to Increase range of motion and flexibility.

Location: Therapy Pool Ai Chi (Flowing Aquatics Energy) Ages 16 and over Ai Chi marries the eastern art of Tai Chi with aquatic therapy. It promotes improvements in deep breathing, coordination, balance, flexibility, and muscle strength.

Location: Therapy Pool Aquacize!

Ages 16 and over A resistance exercise program used to build strength and endurance utilizing specialized water fitness equipment. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Location: Recreation Pool Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Exercise Ages 16 and over Classes include a series of pool activities led by certified Arthritis Foundation instructors. Participants are guided through a selection of 85 movements designed by exercise specialists, geared to reduce the pain and stiffness associated with arthritis.

With the aid of water’s buoyancy and resistance, participants improve flexibility, strength and range of motion. Swimming skills are not required.

Location: Therapy Pool

Deep Water Workout Ages 16 and over Fast-paced, no-impact class designed to build cardiovascular strength while creating muscle tone. Participants must feel comfortable in deep water.

Location: Competition Pool Water Aerobics Ages 16 and over Stretch, tone, and improve cardiovascular fitness in this moderately paced class.

Location: Recreation Pool Water Walking Ages 16 and over A low impact water exercise class with the goal of walking a mile in each class, followed by a cool down of wall stretches.

Elevate your heart rate in our warm water recreation pool with a guided, fun and challenging workout that satisfies the recommendation of 10,000 daily steps.

Movements will address the frontal and supine planes and levers of the body.

e& For Saf y Swimming Health • All swimmers using the Competition pool and diving boards must pass a 25-meter swim test. See Aquatics associates to arrange test.

• Therapy pool is for adults over 18 and children ages 6 months - 3 years • Lap swimming is for ages 12 and over.

• Proper bathing suit attire is required for all swimmers.

• Children under the age of 6 must be accompanied by an adult in the water.

• All children under the age of four are required to wear swim diapers and plastic pants.

• Floatation devices of any kind are not allowed in any pool.

• During periods of peak usage, pools may be closed for short periods to conduct required maintenance.

Masters Adult Swim Club

Whether training toward a competitive goal or just looking to improve your overall fitness, this program will take swimming skills to the next level. Receive a personalized work out and additional supplemental materials based on individual needs from our experienced coaches. All levels of swimming skill are accepted.

Mondays - Friday 5:30 - 6:30am $36 / Members per month $45 / Guests per month Competition Pool Fa l l & W i nter 2011

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LEARN TO SWIM HOURS pm GUEST SERVICE | 5:30am - 9:00 MONDAY am - 6:00pm SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 6:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

CENTER.ORG

CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

GROUP SWIM LESSONS The Kroc Center offers group lessons for: parents with infants and toddlers; youth lessons for children ages three to 16; adult lessons for ages 16 and over; and private lessons for all ages. We follow the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim program using certified Red Cross instructors. Children in group lessons are evaluated on the first day to ensure enrollment in proper level. We reserve the right to change the schedule and/or cancel lessons as needed.

PARENT & CHILD LESSONS Waterbabies Ages 6 months - 3 years A swim class for infants and toddlers accompanied by their parents or caregivers.

Infants can enter the program when they can hold up their own head (at least six months old is recommended). Through guided practice sessions, children learn skills such as water entry, bubble blowing, front kicking, back floating, and underwater exploration. Children must wear swim diapers/plastic pants to enter pool.

PRESCHOOL & YOUTH LESSONS Tiny Tots - Introduction to Water Skills Ages 3 - 5 Introduce inexperienced or fearful children to the water in a fun setting. Using toys and games, children learn basic water safety skills while gaining confidence in the water.

Skills learned include putting face in the water, blowing bubbles through mouth and nose, front and back floating, kicking and jumping into the pool to the instructor. No parents allowed in lessons.

Level 1 - Introduction to Water Skills Ages 5 and over Introduce inexperienced or fearful child to the water in a fun setting. Using toys and games, children learn basic water safety skills while gaining confidence in the water. Skills learned include putting face in water, blowing bubbles through mouth and nose, front and back floating, kicking, and jumping into the pool to the instructor.

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Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic Skills Ages 5 and over Expand on fundamental aquatic and safety skills. Learn breath control, independent kicking, floating, gliding and combined stroke on front and back, turning over and submersion. Student must be comfortable putting face in the water and floating on their front and back.

Level 3 - Stroke Development Ages 5 and over Increase swimming skill competency performing front and back crawl while practicing safety and rescue skills. Learn side breathing, dolphin kick, diving from side of pool, treading water and self-rescue skills.

Level 4 - Stroke Improvement Ages 5 and over Develop confidence, competency and strength in front and back crawl. Strokes learned include elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly. Skills learned include deep water bobbing, diving from side of pool in stride and standing positions, turns at the wall, and familiarity with CPR. Level 5 - Stroke Refinement Ages 6 and older Refinement of front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, breaststroke and sidestroke. Alternate breathing, swimming underwater, butterfly, open turns on front and back, diving safety and beginning diving progression from springboard.

Level 6 - Swimming Proficiency Ages 6 and older Develop maximum efficiency and endurance for strokes. Introduce surface dives and flip turns. Approach and hurdle on diving board, tuck and pike surface dives, alternative kicks for treading water, throwing rescues, turning spinal victim face up and approach stroke.

ADULT LESSONS Adult - Introduction to Water Skills Ages 16 and over An introduction to water safety and beginning swimming skills for adults and adolescents. Basic instruction includes supported and unsupported floating, kicking on front & back, putting face in the water, breathing and basic paddle stroke.

OTHER AQUATICS PROGRAMS College Area Swim Team (CAST) USAS sanctioned team providing competitive swimming opportunities for youth ages 5 - 18 years. Participants must attend an evaluation practice to be assigned a practice level. Tryouts, fees, and other information can be obtained by contacting CAST at 619.377.3672 or on Facebook at facebook.com/college.area. swim.team

PRIVATE

SWIM LESSONS For all levels & ages

Private 30-minute swim lessons are offered by certified Water Safety Instructors. Multiple participants must be of similar ability. For more information or to arrange a lesson, please contact the Aquatics Office: 619.269.1505 or sdkroc.aquatics@usw.salvationarmy.org.

Please be aware that the Aquatics Department receives a high volume of interest in private lessons; inquiries will be responded to in a timely manner and potential students should anticipate being placed on a waiting list. Lessons must be paid for prior to the first scheduled lesson. 24 hour notice must be given if you cannot make your scheduled lesson.

No refunds or credits for missed lessons.

SINGLE 30-MINUTE LESSON

MEMBER/ GUEST

1 student $25/ 30

2 student $33/ 38

3 student $43/ 48 FOUR 30-MINUTE LESSONS

MEMBER/ GUEST

1 student $98/ 108

2 students $125/ 135

3 students $160/ 170 EIGHT 30-MINUTE LESSONS

MEMBER/ GUEST

1 student $196/ 216

2 students $250/ 270

3 students

$320/ 340

KROC

ATHLETICS & AQUATICS

SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 2011

ROCKWALL & SKATEPARK

GUEST SERVICE

MONDAY | 5:30 HOURS SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 9:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00am - 6:00pm am - 6:00pm

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

CENTER.ORG

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Skatepark

Our indoor Skatepark contains elements that challenge both the beginning and advanced skate boarder. For maximum safety, kneepads, elbow pads, and a helmet are required for all skaters 17 years old and under. Helmets are required for skaters 18 years old and over; elbow pads and kneepads are recommended.

A Liability Waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian is required prior to admission to the facility for participants under the age of 18.

Skatepark

Rules & Regulations

The Skatepark is for skateboarding and rollerblading only. All other uses are prohibited.

Sorry, no bikes or scooters.

1. All skaters must have a signed liability waiver on file. For skaters under 18 years of age, a parent or guardian must sign waiver in person, or have waiver notarized.

2. Minimum age for skaters is six years old.

All children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult (18 years & older) 3. All skaters must wear the appropriate safety gear, including: helmet, elbow pads, knee pads, shirt and appropriate shoes. In addition, wrist guards are strongly recommended.

Failure to wear protective gear may result in loss of use privileges.

4. All skaters must skate safely at all times, and avoid collisions with others. Fighting or other aggressive, disruptive, or rude behavior will result in ejection from the Park. Ejected skaters must obtain Manager approval prior to returning.

5. All equipment used by skaters must be in good condition, and must not damage the Park or its structures.

6. Spectators are not allowed in the skating areas.

7. All forms of graffiti, tagging or other means of defacing Center property is strictly prohibited. Such activity may result in closure of the facility until it can be cleaned and/ or repaired. Violators will be ejected and not permitted back without the approval of the Manager. Payment of repair costs will be required to return.

8. Food, drinks, or glass containers are not allowed in skating areas.

9. Drugs, alcohol, weapons, or profanity are not allowed.

10. Loitering or skating outside the park, including sidewalks, parking lots, brickwork, planters, or other ornamental surfaces is not allowed.

11. Items such as benches, tables, wood materials or other objects may not be used as ramps or jumps and will not be allowed in the Skatepark.

12. Modifications to the Skate Park are not allowed.

2-HOUR SESSION Fee: FREE / General Members & Youth

Members

$5 / Adult Guests (ages 18 - 61)

$4 / Mature Active Adult Guests

(ages 62 and over)

$3 / Youth Guests

(ages 17 and under) BUY 10 PASSES & SAVE! $45 / Adult Guests $35 / Mature Active Adult Guests $25 / Youth Guests

SKATE COMPETITION

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SKATEBOARDING CLASSES Have you ever want to learn how to skateboard? Learn new tricks and improve your skills through lessons with skate park instructors!

Group Lessons Group lessons are 50 minutes in length.

Fees: $60 / Members

$80 / Guests Session 1: Oct 1 - Nov 19, 2011

*Sessions may be

cancelled due to low

enrollment.

Beginners: Saturdays 10:00am Intermediate: Saturdays 11:00am Private Lessons Private lessons made by appointment only.

For more information call 619.269.1461.

No refunds or credits for missed lessons.

Fees: 30-min single lesson

$25 / Members

$30 / Guests

60-min single lesson

$40 / Members

$50 / Guests

Open Rock Climbing

(Drop-in Format) Ages 5 and over Open Sessions: Mondays, Thursdays: 4:00-6:00pm Saturdays: 10:00am – 1:00pm SINGLE VISIT Free/ General & Youth Members $4/ Value members $5/ Guests

10 CLIMB PASS $25/ Youth Guest $35/ Value Member $45/ Adult Guest $35/ Mature Active Adult Guest ** Contact the Events Department at 619.269.1520 regarding birthday parties and field trips of 10 or more participants** Rules: All climbers must have a complete Kroc Center Rockwall waiver on file. Check –in at the Gym guest services desk before each session and present your receipt to the rock wall associate. Children must be at least 35 pounds to climb. Climbers must wear closed-toed shoes. Harnesses and helmets are required and supplied at the rock wall (helmets worn must be designated rock climbing helmets).

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ARTS & EDUCATION

619.269.1540

HOURS pm GUEST SERVICE | 8:00am - 7:00 MONDAY am - 5:00pm SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 5:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

FINE ARTS

CENTER.ORG

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EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT SAVE $10 IF YOU REGISTER TWO WEEKS BEFORE A SESSION BEGINS

All classes are eight weeks in length, unless otherwise noted. No classes will be held on holidays; fees will be prorated accordingly.

Classes are subject to cancellation or change due to low enrollment. Art supplies are Included in the cost of each class.

Classes are limited to 20 students, unless otherwise noted.

My Shapes Make Art Ages 5 - 8 Learn the basic essentials of art by using well-known shapes to create each piece with painting, drawing, and mixed media techniques. Each session has a different theme.

Toddler Art Tales Ages 3 - 5 Bring little ones to our cozy library and enjoy stories, rhymes, and puppetry followed by a fun art project related to the day’s theme!

Adult Fine Art and Watercolor Ages 18 and over Students explore a variety of drawing and painting techniques with an emphasis on applying certain techniques to various subject matter. Individual help is given along with demonstrations and special watercolor tricks.

Teen Photoshop Ages 13 - 18 Students learn the basics of Photoshop, a professional tool for photo editing and graphic design, and digital photography.

P I R A T ES OF PENZANCE

Adult Photoshop Ages 19+ Students learn the basics of Photoshop incorporating digital photography, photo editing, and scrapbooking tools.

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Drawing and Fine Arts Ages 9 - 12 This class combines drawing and painting lessons to teach students valuable art techniques such as perspective and basic color theory. Students also learn about a different artist and style from art history.

Puppeteer Prep NEW! Ages 9 - 12 Learn the beginning steps to becoming a puppeteer! Create your own custom fullsize hand puppet, develop your puppet’s personality and write a script for your own puppet show. Students will also learn basic techniques of becoming a ventriloquist!

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KROC KIDS JUNIOR THEATRE

COMPANY IS FUNDED IN PART

BY THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO COMMISSION FOR ARTS & CULTURE.

Auditions: September 20 & Rehearsals: 24 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4:30 - 6:30pm

Occasional Satur Performances: days Fee: December 9, 10, &11 $240 / Members

$270 / Guests

for details

Location:

Please call 619.2

69.1540

Joan B. Kroc Thea

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DANCE

ARTS & EDUCATION

619.269.1540

GUEST SERVICE

MONDAY | 8:00 HOURS SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 7:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00am - 5:00pm am - 5:00pm

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

CENTER.ORG

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BALLET Ballet shoes and leotards are required for Ballet II and above. For recital purposes, please purchase pink ballet shoes for girls and black ballet shoes for boys.

AGES LEVEL 3 - 6 Pre-Ballet I 4 - 7 Pre-Ballet II 6 - 10 Pre-Ballet III 8 - 16 Ballet I ALL Ballet II

Adult Ballet For students of all experience levels, adult ballet will build on basic ballet fundamentals and work to develop skills within individual capability.

Ballet I Students explore basic ballet steps while also learning rhythm and coordination.

HS Ballet I Ages 6 - 10 Students explore basic ballet steps while also learning rhythm and coordination. Upper level classes will be available in the spring.

Ballet II Continue learning basic ballet steps and terminology while improving poise, rhythm, stretching and coordination through more advanced ballet combinations. *Previous experience or instructor approval required.

Ballet III A more advanced version of Ballet II, students continue learning ballet combinations, rhythm, stretching and coordination. *Previous experience or instructor approval required.

Ballet IV Royal Academy of dance methods applied at the Intermediate Foundation level.

Dancers will learn French terminology, minimal ballet history, and should begin to have an awareness of space and direction.

Students will practice ballet positions with artistry as well as the pattern of barre work, center work, slow work and fast work. *Previous experience or instructor approval required.

Teen Ballet Learn the fundamentals of ballet practice and develop skills in barre, center and traveling movements while learning basic vocabulary and body awareness.

HOME SCHOOL DANCE All Home School Dance Classes are scheduled in the morning and afternoon to accommodate home school schedules. Age range flexible upon instructor approval.

HS Broadway Dance Ages 6 - 10 And a 5, 6, 7, 8! Join a professionally trained dancer in the art of Broadway Dance. Mix time-steps, acrobatics, ballet fundamentals and plenty of jazz hands in new creative works to classical and modern Broadway tunes.

HS Dance Movement Ages 6 - 10 Children explore motor and coordination skills while learning basic dance technique.

HS Tap Ages 6 - 10 Learn basic tap moves and techniques. Tap shoes are required.

HS Tumbling Ages 6 - 10 This structured, high-energy class focuses on basic tumbling elements like somersaults and balancing.

OTHER DANCE STYLES E Break Dance FRE Ages 12 - 16 Students learn basic break dancing technique including foot work, uprock and power moves.

Broadway Babies Ages 4 - 8 Have fun learning techniques to improve natural acting ability. This is a great introduction into the world of singing, dancing and acting for stage; and a wonderful place to learn self-expression!

Adult Contemporary/Modern Dance Ages 18+ A rich, diverse, and unique movement form that supports individual expression while developing a solid technical base.

Dance Movement Ages 3 - 6 Children explore motor and coordination skills while learning basic dance technique.

Hip Hop Ages 8 - 13 Students will be taken on a wonderful journey with all the latest Hip Hop moves.

Teen Hip Hop Ages 13-18 Learn the basics of freestyle and other choreography while incorporating stretching and conditioning into a constantly upbeat and energetic hip hop style.

Jazz I Ages 6 - 10 Dancers will learn jazz terminology as well as rhythmic accents, turns, jumps, and choreography. Practice the pattern of center warm up, core strengthening, center stretching, across the floor turns, and jumps.

Adult Jazz Ages 18 and over Fossi methods applied at the intermediate levels to dancers who will learn jazz terminology as well as rhythmic accents, turns, jumps, and choreography. Practice the pattern of warm up, core strengthening, center stretching, across the floor turns, and jumps.

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Pilates for Dancers Ages 16 and over Body Arts and Science International matwork used to increase core strength, flexibility, balance and muscle tone.

Acrobatics II- Advanced Ages 8 - 15 Learn basic tumbling skills while improving strength and flexibility. Skills include handstands, backbends and cartwheels and progress to more difficult skils.

Sing, Sign, Boogie!

Ages 2 - 5 Toddlers will enjoy signing with their hands and dancing with their feet. A fun way to develop coordination and language through music and play.

Tumbling Ages 3 - 5 This structured, high-energy class focuses on basic tumbling elements like somersaults and balancing.

Tumbling II Ages 5 - 8 This structured, high-energy class focuses on basic tumbling elements like somersaults and balancing.

GYMNASTICS Acrobatics I- Beginning Ages 8 - 15 Learn basic tumbling skills while improving strength and flexibility. Skills include handstands, backbends and cartwheels.

Thank you

A special thanks to our Heroes with a Heart Campaigners!

Together we raised $86,000 for the Kroc Center Scholarship fund!

HEROES WITH A

hEArT 2011

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MUSIC

ARTS & EDUCATION

619.269.1540

GUEST SERVICE

MONDAY | 8:00 HOURS SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 7:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00am - 5:00pm am - 5:00pm

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

CENTER.ORG

CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

All music students enrolled in a class will have priority registration for the next session, until two weeks before the new session begins.

GUITAR Students must bring their own instrument.

Classes limited to 15 students.

Beginning Guitar Ages 9 - 12 For the beginner interested in playing the acoustic or electric guitar. Explore scales, patterns, strumming chords and other guitar techniques.

Intermediate Guitar Ages 9 - 12 This class is a continuation of Beginning Guitar. Explore scales, patterns, strumming chords and other guitar techniques. Previous experience and instructor approval required.

Adult Beginning Guitar Ages 13 and over For the beginner interested in playing the acoustic or electric guitar. Students explore scales, patterns, strumming chords and other guitar techniques.

Adult Intermediate & Advanced Guitar Ages 13 and over For the experienced guitarist interested in learning intermediate and advanced techniques and diverse repertoire. Students explore guitar artistry in-depth. Previous experience and instructor approval required Private Guitar Lessons All ages Private lessons are 30 minutes in length and are offered every half hour during the listed times. Please check at the Education Guest Services Desk for availability.

Teen Percussion Ages 13 - 18 This class includes multiple aspects of percussion, drum set and hand drumming.

Basic to advanced rhythms will be covered, including rudiments, reading, and percussion essentials.

Private Percussion All Ages Percussion elements, drum set, or hand drumming can be covered depending on student interest. Private lessons are 30 minutes in length and are offered every half hour during the listed times. Please check at the Education Guest Services Desk for availability.

Session Fee: $145/Members; $165/Guests PIANO Space in Piano classes is limited. Please contact the Education Guest Service Desk at 619.269.1540 for availability.

Piano I (Beginning Piano) Ages 6 - 8 Learn note reading, ear training, ensemble playing, music theory, improvisation and music writing using state-of-the-art electronic pianos.

Piano II (Intermediate Piano) Ages 9 and over A progression from Piano I; build upon skills in note reading, ear training, ensemble playing, music theory, improvisation and music writing using state-of-the-art electronic pianos.

PERCUSSION

Piano III (Advanced Piano) Ages 9 and over A progression from Piano II; advanced students master note reading, ear training, ensemble playing, music theory, improvisation and music writing using stateof-the-art electronic pianos.

Exploring Percussion Ages 7 - 12 This class includes multiple aspects of percussion, drum set and hand drumming.

Basic to advanced rhythms will be covered, including rudiments, reading, and percussion essentials.

Teen/Adult Piano I (Beginning) Ages 11 and over For the beginning student; learn note reading, ear training, ensemble playing, music theory, improvisation and music writing using state-of-the-art electronic pianos.

Teen/Adult Piano II (Intermediate & Advanced) Ages 11 and over For the intermediate and advanced student; master note reading, ear training, ensemble playing, music theory, improvisation and music writing while using state-of-the-art electronic pianos.

Private Piano Lessons All ages Private lessons are 30 minutes in length and are offered every half hour during the listed times. Please check at the Education Guest Services Desk for availability.

VOICE Youth Voice Technique Ages 7 - 12 Have fun singing in a group or solo- enjoy learning the best way to sing the songs you love! Bel Canto or “Beautiful Voice” method Teen Voice Technique Ages 13 - 19 Singing in groups and solos, the class will focus on techniques to see teens through the transition years and changing voice ranges. Safely support and free natural voices for enjoyment as the adult voice grows and matures.

Adult Voice Technique Ages 20 and over Whether you sing in church choir, Karaoke or just in the shower, this class is for everyone! Providing proper vocal technique in a fun, relaxed group, you will learn to free your natural, most beautiful voice and sing the songs you’ve always wanted to sing!

Private Vocal Coaching Make singing FUN! Improve your performance by focusing on the action of the song and let your true talent shine!

Please contact the Education Guest Services Desk at 619.269.1540 for availability. .

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ARTS & EDUCATION

EDUCATION

619.269.1540

HOURS pm GUEST SERVICE | 8:00am - 7:00 MONDAY am - 5:00pm SATURDAY | 8:00 am - 5:00pm SUNDAY | 10:00

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

CENTER.ORG

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Education Guest Service Desk Hours Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 7:00pm Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm EDUCATION Learn, grow and discover your potential at the Kroc Center through education class offerings!

LITERACY American Sign Language Kids Classes ages 5 - 8 Adult Classes ages 9+ Learn vocabulary words, finger spelling, common everyday words, and conversational skills. Discover the importance of facial/body language and be exposed to aspects of deaf culture American Sign Language Parent and Me Ages 3 and under Babies and Toddlers can learn to communicate with their parents before they can speak! Sign language is an effective approach to introduce the concept of language to children at an early stage in development.

Picture Me Reading!

Grades K - 3 A six-week program for beginning and struggling readers that teaches the critical sight words necessary for reading success.

Dr. Marlys Isaacson’s unique “Picture Me Reading!” method rapidly increases word recognition, fluency and self-confidence.

Permission to enroll based on reading assessment. Please call 619.269.1540 to make an appointment.

Ongoing Kid Angel Learning Lab Grades K – 10 30 hour afterschool program, offered twice a week. Five students are needed for class to begin. Compass Learning Odyssey software offers students individually– designed student assessments, learning plans, goal-setting and accountability, as well as engaging interactive activities with a credentialed teacher. Results are guaranteed for all learning levels.

Participants make measurable, resultsoriented academic progress with increased motivation, confidence, and self-esteem.

Please call 619.293.3155 for information.

CALLING ALL TEENS Saturday Gaming All Ages Check out the latest video games for the PS3 and Wii or hang out with friends while playing a variety of board games.

Teen Night Ages 13-18 Enjoy Teen Night every 2nd and 4th Friday with Kroc Church. Each month will feature a different theme such as games, cooking, media, etc.

CPR/FIRST AID TRAINING Medic First Aid BasicPlus Ages 12 and over Learn Adult CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) usage.

Successful course completion comes with two-year certification by Medic First Aid. Payment of fee required to reserve a space. Contact the Education Guest Service Desk for details, 619.269.1540.

Day/Time: Friday, Oct 21, 2011

9:00am - 1:00 pm Location: Administration

Community Room Fee: $20 / Members & Guests

Don’t forget we offer PlayCare!

Child care is for members and guests involved in Kroc Center Programs. PlayCare available in the Gymnasium and Education Center. Please see pg. 10 for more information.

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Family Resource Center FREE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS The Family Resource Center collaborates with local organizations to provide FREE educational classes. These classes are scheduled on-going throughout the year. Call the Family Resource Center at 619.269.1430 or e-mail sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org for more information. Please refer to the Arts and Education Schedule for current information on dates, times, and locations.

Master Your Money The Family Resource Center collaborates with local organizations to provide FREE financial education classes. Classes are designed to achieve the following outcomes: improved credit scores, reduction in debt, knowledge increase, tax information, increased savings, and opening or maintenance of bank accounts.

Must be 18 years or older. Free child care is provided for participants and incentives are provided for course completion.

Unemployment Support Come meet weekly with others that not only share your situation but care about turning things around. Meet with individuals and share resources, experiences, and overall knowledge about job searching, interviewing, and staying positive! This is an ongoing, weekly group.

Women’s Empowerment The Family Resource Center is offering a weekly empowerment group for women who reside within the Kroc Center’s surrounding community. Involves group participation, networking, emotional support, and group participation in activities on campus. This is an ongoing, weekly group.

Nutrition Education This class is designed to promote healthy eating and food preparation for parents and guardians with children 5 and under.

Free child care is provided for participants and incentives are provided for course completion. This course is offered as five, weekly one-hour sessions.

English as a Second Language (ESL) The Family Resource Center offers ESL classes in collaboration with Laubach Literacy.

Free child care is provided for participants and incentives are provided for course completion. This course is offered twice a week, every week.

LIFE OPTIONS Life Options provides an opportunity for individuals age 55 and over to remain positively engaged in their communities while exploring educational, social and volunteer experiences. For current information or to request a monthly program calendar, call 619.269.1424 or e-mail kroc.volunteers@usw.salvationarmy.org.

Intergenerational Projects Seniors participate with youth from kindergarten through high school ages.

Share life experiences, participate in storytelling, art classes and help in our organic garden. Call 619.269.1424 or email kroc.volunteers@usw.salvationarmy. org for information.

Life Options Meetings Seniors share life experiences and ideas, as well as learn about opportunities for volunteer service and personal development. Community resources are also available. Meeting topics may include book discussion, local trips, guest speakers or entertainment. Refreshments served.

Ongoing Kinship Support Group For those raising grandchildren, nieces, nephews or other relatives, this group offers specialized training classes, resources and referrals. Classes are in English every Thursday. Call Rose House at 619.447.5004 for service and meeting information.

Arts & Crafts Class Enjoy sewing, crafting, jewelry making, knitting, crocheting, scrap booking and more. Bring your own projects to work on or purchase materials to make the projects demonstrated in class. Learn how and why crafting can help to keep your brain fit and your mind sharp.

Rediscover San Diego Weekly field trips to explore cultural, historical, and recreational opportunities in San Diego County. Introduction meetings are on September 6, 2011 and January 3, 2012.

Scene Study Class A senior theater class taught by a professional through San Diego Community College Continuing Education. Students are given scripts, pair up, and do rehearsal homework. For beginning and intermediate level actors.

Writing Your Autobiography Create an autobiography with “YOU! History in the Making.” Rita Ryan Micklish, San Diego author and SDSU instructor offers a six-session small group experience.

Pre-registration is necessary: call 619.269.1422 or e-mail kroc.volunteers@usw.salvationarmy.org.

Brain Fitness The Brain Fitness Program Is a workout for the brain featuring six computer- based exercises. The exercises target roots of cognitive function that improve processing speed, working and narrative memory and sound discrimination, precision and sequencing. Preregistration is necessary: call 619.818.3953 or e-mail kroc.volunteers@usw.salvationarmy.org.

Computer Basics Learn the basics of computer hardware and software. A basic class to acquaint you with skills that are used in most computer programs.

Class begins September 12, 2011. $15 fee for materials Internet Basics Learn internet and e-mail basics. Must have a personal e-mail address prior to class beginning. Class begins October 31, 2011. $15 fee for materials Volunteer and Employment Resources Learn some resources for fulfilling retirement activities. Meetings are scheduled quarterly. Contact Life Options 619.269.1422 for dates.

Arts and literacy come together for a fun and engaging series of evenings. Each night features a themed presentation by one of San Diego’s premiere cultural institutions and an interactive art project from Young Audiences. Each family takes home a new book related to the evening’s theme!

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

YOUNG AUDIENCES OF SAN DIEGO A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

6:30 - 8:00pm in the Education Center October 27 November 17 January 26

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CELEBRATE

2011 - DECEMBER SEPTEMBER

KROC CHURCH 619.287.KRO

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CENTER.ORG

CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

Welcome to Kroc Church! We invite you to join a community of family and friends dedicated to encouraging spiritual discovery through weekend and midweek worship services, heart-focused growth groups almost every day of the week, organized events for active older adults, 12-step style recovery meetings, volunteer opportunities, hiking activities and other excursions, and many more events big and small throughout the year.

Worship Service Sundays, 10:30Am We offer a lively worship service, with teaching emphasizing holy living in the 21st Century. Dress code is comfortable to casual – you’ll see flip-flops and neckties on the same row!

Sunday School Ages 3 - Adult Discover Biblical truths in a small group format; our Sunday growth groups are education-oriented, and feature relevant teachings for specific age groups.

We use standardized Sunday School curriculum published by Word Action to facilitate consistent, structured teaching and to promote positive social values.

Parents of Sunday School students discover their children often apply these Sunday morning values to their interactions with peers throughout the week.

We offer classes for all age groups and have a professionally staffed nursery.

WOMEN’S MINISTRIES Women, 18+ CORPS CADETS 7th grade or 13+ DISCIPLESHIP FOR TEENS Call 619.269.1574 for more information.

TROOPS Girl Guards Girls, Grades 6 - 12 Girl Guards brings members through a series of achievement emblems and award levels that help girls in grades six through twelve develop their unique individuality and potential. This program promotes the exploration of personal strengths, the importance of moral values and positive physical, mental and social development.

Participants are recognized at official functions throughout the year and honored at the annual Court of Awards dinner and ceremony.

Adventure Corps Explorers, Boys, Grades 1 - 4 Rangers, Boys, Grades 5 - 8 Adventure Corps is a character-building program designed to assist boys in grades one through eight develop their individuality and potential. Kroc Church Adventure Corps participants form two groups, separated by age: Rangers (grades 5-8) and Explorers (grades 1-4).

Adventure Corps badges include ice skating, hiking, archery and more.

Moonbeams Boys and Girls, Age 4 - Kindergarten The Moonbeams program is designed with 4 to 6 year old children in mind. Leaders are patient and positive, recognizing that these young minds are still developing logic and reasoning skills and need a lot of active play time. Typical meetings include free play, story time and organized learning games.

Sunbeams Girls, grades 1 - 5 Build relationships with others, develop life skills, explore personal strengths, earn badges and learn the importance of moral values in guiding good judgment. The Kroc Church Sunbeam Troop is well staffed, well organized and very popular with the girls in its age group.

YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO GROW FIND OUT WHAT GETS IN THE WAY Kroc Church Presents Monvee, A Handcrafted Spiritual Growth Tool!

Monvee Can Get You Started and The Rest Is Up To You. Take a personalized assessment today.

Call 619.269.1574 for more information.

OPEN SHARE GROUPS

MONDAYS AT 6:15PM SEE THE KROC CHURCH SCHEDULE FOR GROUPS AND LOCATIONS

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We offer a variety of genderspecific groups to address issues related to Anger Management, Chemical Dependency, Codependency and Relationship Issues, and Dysfunctional Family History issues. First-time guests are always welcome; new groups are added according to both expressed need and qualified leaders.

SPEAKERS MEETING This tight, one-hour service features uplifting live worship music, celebrations of victories over past hurts, hang-ups, and habits, and relevant teaching on how to live a life of victory. Free childcare is available, as is a children’s recovery component.

KROC DAY CAMP SCHEDULE 2011

FALL, WINTER

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CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

DAY CAMP FALL/WINTER SESSION DATES Thanksgiving Camp:

November 21 - 23 & 25 Winter Camp:

December 19 – January 13 Spring Camp:

April 2 - 27

For a complete listing of Summer Day Camp offerings, please see the Summer Day Camp Guide, available online in early March 2012

CAMP DESCRIPTIONS

Kroc Adventures Ages 5 -14 years Kroc Adventures explores every venue of The Salvation Army Kroc Center Campus and offers a variety of age-appropriate recreational activities. Daily outings may include recreational field and gymnasium activities, swimming, traditional sports, arts & crafts, ice-skating, rock climbing, and skateboarding.

Offered: All Day Camp Sessions SPORTS CAMPS Campers enrolled in Sports Camps will spend up to three hours a day focusing on skills, practice and play of a particular sport. The remainder of the day will be spent exploring other activities at the Kroc Center, which may include: field games, arts & crafts, swimming, ice skating, skateboarding, and rock climbing.

Introduction to Ice Skating Ages 6 -14 Introduction to Ice Skating through fun and games. With two hours of supervised skating each day plus an additional 30-minute lesson, participants are taught foot glides, two-foot turns, forward crossovers, T-stops, lunges and more! Dress warmly; gloves or mittens are essential.

Offered: Spring Camp Week 2

(April 9 - 13)

Skateboarding Ages 8 -14 Drop into San Diego’s only indoor skateboard park for a week of skateboard instruction and practice. Learn the basics of personal safety, balance & control of the board, and maneuvering on the ramps in a relaxed and safe environment. Campers will be divided into groups based on age and experience. After demonstrating competency in basic skills, campers will receive coaching on more advanced ground tricks and ramp work. All required safety equipment is provided. Parents are welcome to join us for a skills demonstration on Friday.

Offered: Spring Camp Week 2

(April 9 - 13) SPECIALTY CAMPS Campers enrolled in Specialty Camps will spend 3-5 hours per day experiencing the lessons and activities of their specialty.

The remainder of the day will be spent exploring other activities at the Kroc Center, which may include: field games, swimming, ice skating, rock climbing, and library exploration.

Top Cook Ages 8 -14 Participants open “Chez Kroc”, a mythical fine dining restaurant at the Kroc Center.

Campers will spend the week working on recipes, participating in challenges and developing their own restaurant. Campers will also receive a complete kitchen safety orientation. Who will be crowned as the Kroc Center’s Top Cook? Parents can sample the masterpieces at a food-tasting event on Friday.

Offered: Spring Camp Week 1

(April 2 - 6)

SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY CAMPS Campers enrolled in a Spiritual Discovery Camps will spend approximately two hours each day in chapel and small group “huddle” times, examining exciting lessons from the Bible. The remainder of the day will be spent exploring other activities at the Kroc Center, which may include: ice skating, skateboarding, field games, arts & crafts, swimming, and rock climbing.

NOTE: Bibles will be provided (free of charge) for any camper who enrolls in a Spiritual Discovery Camp.

The Life of Christ Ages 7 -14 During this Easter week of camp, participants will investigate exciting accounts from the Bible regarding the life and works of Jesus Christ. Through examining these accounts, campers will learn who Jesus is and why the Salvation Army celebrates Jesus’ life on Easter Sunday.

Offered: Spring Camp Week 1

(April 2 - 6) SUMMER DAY CAMP Summer Camp Parent Information Night Join us for an interactive session that will prepare you and your child for the upcoming camp season. Parents will meet the Day Camp Manager and camp leadership team, take a tour of the Kroc Center, and become familiar with the exciting venues that campers will experience this summer. Come prepared with questions and rest assured that your child is embarking on a camp experience that is both fun and safe. Younger siblings of campers are welcome to attend; experienced camp staff will be present to lead games and activities.

SUMMER CAMP

PARENT INFO NIGHT

TO RSVP Please call 619.269.1467 or e-mail Joe.Muth@usw.salvationarmy.org

by Tuesday, May 29th

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“The Kroc Center Day Camp program provides children of all ability levels the opportunity to play and grow in a positive and safe atmosphere. Our American Camp Association Accredited program strives to develop the whole child – within their environment – to help them grow physically, mentally, and socially.”

–Joe Muth, Day Camp Manager

All changes to the list of adults authorized to pick-up a child must be made on the Change of Authorization form by the parent who enrolled the child in camp.

Please be prepared to show identification.

Our American Camp Association Accredited Day Camps offer athletic and cultural activities in our unique venues. Day Campers enjoy making new friends as they develop skills, increase values, and learn about teamwork and leadership.

DAY CAMP GENERAL INFORMATION CAMP ASSUMPTION OF RISK & LIABILITY WAIVER AND HEALTH HISTORY FORM A current form must be completed and on file with the Day Camp prior to your child’s first day of camp.

COUNSELOR TO CAMPER RATIOS Kroc Center Day Camp ensures sufficient staff-to-camper ratios as recommended by the American Camp Association and will not exceed 1:10. A minimum of two staff are always present, regardless of the number of campers.

DAY CAMP STAFF Our staff is as diverse as our campers. The majority of our staff is recruited from local colleges and universities. Most importantly, our staff is made up of people who love kids. They want to spend their time playing, teaching, and working with children. All Kroc Center Day Camp staff members are certified in basic First Aid & CPR and receive extensive training prior to the start of camp. Rest assured, we are hiring the best of the best.

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Children must be 11 years of age or older to sign themselves out of camp. Parents wishing to give their children permission to do so may write the child’s name in the space provided on the waiver for authorized adults. In the event of inclement weather or irregular dropoff or pick-up, please consult the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk for Day Camp group locations.

DISCOUNTS Member discounts are not transferable to other family members. In order for a camper to receive a member discount, the child must have a youth or family membership at the Kroc Center.

DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP PROCEDURES Camper Drop-off and pick-up occurs at the Recreation Field during regular times.

Extended Care drop-off occurs in the Gymnasium Game Room from 6:30 - 7:45 a.m. Parents arriving after 8:30 a.m. for sign-in or prior to 3:30 p.m. for signout will report to the Camp Office and be instructed where to go to meet their camper’s group. Parents planning to take children home directly following the event, must sign him or her out at the Camp Office prior to the event.

Regular Sign-in & Sign-out times: Morning Drop-Off: 7:45 - 8:30 a.m.

Afternoon Pick-Up: 3:30 - 4:00 p.m.

Campers must be signed in and out each day by an authorized adult in the presence of Kroc Center Staff. A valid form of identification must be shown when a child is signed out of Day Camp. Valid forms of identification include current California State Identification Card; State issued driver’s license, Military Identification card, or Passport.

EXTENDED CARE Additional supervision is offered FREE during Fall, Winter, and Spring Camps from 6:30 - 8:00 a.m. and from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

FEES There is a $25 non-refundable deposit charged for each week. To avoid forfeiture of deposit, balances are due in full one week prior to the start of the session.

However, enrollment may be reinstated based on space availability but would be subject to a late fee of $10.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE/ SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Families that cannot afford fees for Day Camp can apply for a discount. Eligibility for this program is based on income level and address verification within the Kroc Center’s service area. Applications are available at any venue Guest Service Desk or the Family Resource Center and should be submitted by the deadlines listed below.

Additional information can be obtained by calling 619.269.1430 or emailing sdkroc. frc@usw.salvationarmy.org.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES Thanksgiving Camp: Thursday, October 6, 2011 Winter Camp: Thursday, November 3, 2011 Spring Camp: Thursday, February 16, 2012

HEALTH REQUIREMENTS According to ACA Accreditation Standards and California State law, parents are required to provide health insurance policy information for each child, verification that immunizations are current, and the date of the last tetanus shot. An immunization exemption waiver is required for parents who do NOT immunize due to religious beliefs. Parents who submitted immunization cards in 2011 AND have NOT updated their child’s shots since that time may mark in the space provided on the registration form, confirming that we have a current record, exempting them from submitting updated information.

HOW TO REGISTER Registration can be completed on-site or by faxing the necessary registration forms. Registration must occur and all outstanding balances paid one week prior to the camp start date in order to avoid a $10 late fee ($5 for single-day registrations). Registration forms must be filled out completely; incomplete forms will not be processed.

Register in Person: Gymnasium Guest Service Desk, located at 6753 University Avenue, San Diego, CA 92115.

Register by Fax: 619.269.0272 (credit card payments only)

INCLUSION The Salvation Army Kroc Center is a proud program partner of the National Inclusion Project in ensuring all children have access to recreation programs.

The Kroc Center is committed to the inclusion of all children in our Day Camp Program. Parents of children with special needs should contact the Day Camp Manager at least two weeks prior to the desired session’s start date to determine whether the Kroc Center can provide appropriate accommodations and which camp(s) are best suited for him or her.

Inclusion intake forms are available upon request or as a download on www.kroccenter.org/day-camp/

MEDICAL NEEDS Please include all pertinent medical information on the waiver, including prescription and non-prescription medications and allergies. If your child needs medications administered during the camp day, a medical information sheet must be completed. Medication(s) must be in their original prescription container with the child’s name printed on the label, and placed in a plastic bag. Medications are secured by our staff in the camp office. Parents can download the Medical Information Form from www.kroccenter. org/day-camp/ or request a copy from the Day Camp Manager. Parents may sign the bottom of the Medical Information Sheet to authorize campers to carry and administer his/her medications needed for life-threatening conditions such as an epinephrine injector (Epi-Pen) and asthma inhalers. Prior approval is needed for other medications to be carried by campers.

PARENT GUIDE TO CAMPER SUCCESS The Parent Guide to Camper Success provides information on camp policies & procedures. Parents are responsible for reading the Parent Guide and for reviewing camp policies with their child.

Topics include signing in & out, behavior management, staffing, program contact information, and registration. Parents may receive advance copies of the guide during registration at the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk or on the first day of camp.

The Parent Guide can also be downloaded from www.kroccenter.org/day-camp/

REFUND POLICY & CANCELLATIONS No cash or credit card refunds are issued unless a Day Camp session is cancelled by the Kroc Center.

Cancellation at least one week prior to the start of the camp session: full credit on your Kroc Center account toward Kroc Center programs minus the $25 nonrefundable deposit fee ($10 for single-day registrations).

Cancellation less than one week prior to the start of the camp session: full credit on your Kroc Center account toward Kroc Center programs minus a $10 administration fee ($5 for single-day registrations) and the $25 non-refundable deposit ($10 for single-day registrations).

Credit applications are available at any venue Guest Service Desk and the Day Camp Office. All credit applications must be submitted within one week of desired cancellation.

No prorated credits will be issued for partial attendance at a camp session or missed days due to illness, behavioral issues, or any other reason. Credits are applicable toward any Kroc Center program, not redeemable for cash, and will not be put on any credit card account.

QUESTIONS? For questions, please contact the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk at 619.269.1460 or e-mail Joe.Muth@usw.salvationarmy.org.

CAMPS FILL UP FAST! SPACE IS LIMITED

10% OFF* March 23 - March 24 Register and pay in full for Summer Day Camp and receive 10% OFF* each camp enrollment. * Does not apply to field trips and extended care.

Discount is not transferable between sessions. Registrations must be received during regular Gymnasium business hours in order for discounts to apply. Discount can not be combined with other offers.

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KROC A ENLE AREDU ICE SCH

2011 - DECEMBER SEPTEMBER

ICE ARENA 619.269.1498

HOURS - 8:00 pm GUEST SERVICE MONDAY| 2:00 8:00 pm am pm & FRIDAY | 10:00 WEDNESDAYSATURDAY | 10:00 am - 4:00 - 4:00 pm SUNDAY | Noon

619.287.KRO

C (5762) | WWW.KROC

ICE ARENA

CENTER.ORG

CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE FOR A FULL LIST OF CLASSES, FEES, DATES AND TIMES. SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL KROC VENUES, AND AT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG.

PUBLIC SKATING

KROC SKATING SCHOOL

We offer Skating School classes for kids, beginners, adults, and aspiring hockey players! Many classes are offered four times a week, so learning to ice skate on a busy schedule is easy. Our curriculum is based on the Ice Skating Institute’s “We Skate” program and is taught as the ISI intended by Professional ISI Certified instructors. Classes are 30 minutes each, 8 classes per session, one class each week.

Classes include unlimited FREE Public Skating, FREE skate rental, progress report & graduation certificate. Dress warmly; gloves or mittens are recommended.

Session Fee:

$7 Sunday Skate

For days & times please consult the Ice Skating School Schedule.

LEARN TO SKATE BEGINNER ICE SKATING CLASSES Parent & Me Ages 3 - 5 Toddlers will learn with assistance and on-ice encouragement of a parent. This class introduces the basics of ice skating to young children through fun and games. Fee includes both parent and child.

Wednesday

Nights $5

Tiny Tots Ages 3 & 4 For toddlers who no longer require parental assistance, this class introduces ice skating basics such as falling, getting up, marching, using fun and games designed by our instructors. Age appropriate, ice skating games keep toddlers involved but still learning.

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$84 / Members $88 / Guests

Kinder Ages 5 & 6 Developed for kindergarteners, this class uses a fun approach to teaching skating fundamentals. Children will master basics such as T Position and Push and Glide Stroking while also preparing for more involved maneuvers.

Call 619.269.1498 to book your group for any public session.

(Two day advanced reservation required.)

Beginning Skate Ages 6 - 13 Introduces the young skater to the basics of ice skating. Skaters will learn amongst their peers to become proficient in ice skating fundamentals, leaving this class with confidence, ready to move into either figure skating or hockey. This class full fills the pre-requisite to move onto Pre Alpha or Hockey Skating 1.

FIGURE SKATING

Our Skating School offers the entire range of figure skating classes. Class curriculums closely follow the Ice Skating Institute’s “We Skate” program and are taught as the ISI intended. All classes are taught by Professional ISI Certified instructors. Once the student completes Beginning Skate they will progress through the following classes: Pre Alpha Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Freestyle Levels 1 - 5 HOME SCHOOL CLASSES All classes listed are for participants.

A curriculum based on the ISI’s “We Skate” program developed for charter school and home school students ages 6 - 13.

SPECIALTY CLASSES Specialty classes offered vary each session.

Please consult the current Skating School flyer or visit www.kroccenter.org/ice ADULT SKATING CLASSES All classes listed are for participants ages 14 and over.

Adult Beginning Adults learn alongside mature skaters with similar interests! This class will introduces the basic fundamentals of ice skating.

Adult Intermediate/Advanced For the adult skater who has a background in figure skating, this class focuses on spins and edges.

ICE HOCKEY SKATING CLASSES

Interested in playing ice hockey? Learn to Skate classes are a great place to start!

We encourage all new skaters to start in Beginning Skate class, once completed the student will move onto Hockey Skating and then onto Rookies. Skating is the core skill in hockey and is emphasized in all our hockey programs. Refer to the Beginning Skate classes on this page. Classes are 30 minutes each, 8 classes per session (unless otherwise noted), one class each week. Classes include unlimited FREE Public Skating, FREE skate rental, and progress report. Trained and certified USA Hockey coaches instruct each class.

Hockey Skating Ages 6 - 13 Introduces hockey skating fundamentals.

Trained and certified USA Hockey coaches instruct each class. Pre-requisite: Student MUST have completed Beginning Skate or equivalent class.

Adult Hockey Skating Class Ages 14 and over Created to teach adults hockey skating fundamentals, this class is great for those aspiring to play ice hockey or looking for a new form of exercise. Once completed, Adults can move onto our Adult Rookies program. Trained and certified USA Hockey coaches instruct each class.

YOUTH HOCKEY LEARN-TO-PLAY Rookies 1 & 2 Ice Hockey Classes Ages 6 - 13 Becoming a San Diego Saints Rookie means you are serious about learning to play hockey. Building on fundamental hockey skating skills, Rookies will learn how to play the game and participate in Skills Clinics alongside current San Diego Saints Youth InHouse players. All enrolled Rookies players receive FREE Public Skating sessions. Equipment required: an HECC approved/certified hockey helmet with a full-face mask, shin guards, elbow pads, gloves, hockey shorts, and a stick. Trained and certified USA Hockey coaches instruct each class. Pre-requisite: Student MUST have completed Beginning Skate and Hockey Skating.

ADULT HOCKEY LEARN-TO-PLAY Adult Rookies Ages 18 and over Structured to teach men and women the basic fundamentals of ice hockey in a relaxed atmosphere, this class is great for beginner and novice players. It is recommended that skaters have basic skating skills. Certified USA Hockey coaches instruct each class. For days, times and fees visit kroccenter.org/ice.

HOCKEY PROGRAMS

Be sure you have ice skating skills before participating in the following offerings. If you’d like to learn to skate at the Kroc, refer to the Beginning Skater classes on the previous page. For days, times and fees visit www.kroccenter.org YOUTH ICE HOCKEY LEAGUES Recreational in-house hockey played under the auspices of USA Hockey Rules & Regulations. The mission and purpose of the San Diego Saints Youth InHouse program is to assist in developing character through exposure to hockey. The Saints strive to create an experience for young athletes that will positively affect them well beyond their playing days by encouraging, developing, advancing and administering the sport in a responsible manner.

San Diego Saints Youth Hockey Club Competitive non-profit youth travel & tournament ice hockey club fielding teams ages eight to 16 (Mite – Midget). Teams have the opportunity to compete at the highest level in the California Amateur Hockey Association under the auspices of USA Hockey.

ADULT HOCKEY LEAGUES With 5 divisions (novice-advanced) adult hockey is available for almost anyone. All games played under the auspices of USA Hockey Rules & Regulations. For days, times and fees visit www.kroccenter.org/ice Fa l l & W i nter 2011

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Program Enrollment Form Use this form to sign up for classes, leagues and teams.

PARTICIPANT INFORMATION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

NAME BIRTHDATE

AGE

PARENT/GUARDIAN(S) NAME

 MALE 

FEMALE

1. IS THE PARTICIPANT CURRENTLY A KROC MEMBER?  YES, I’M A MEMBER  NOT CURRENTLY A MEMBER

IF APPLICABLE

ADDRESS

2. HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS PROGRAM?

CITY

STATE

EMAIL

PHONE

EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME

ZIP

PHONE

CLASS INFORMATION SIGNING UP FOR

 NEWSPAPER

 ONLINE SEARCH

 KROCCENTER.ORG

 MAIL

 COMMUNITY EVENT

 FLYER

 TV

 RADIO

 FACEBOOK

 MAGAZINE

 SCHOOL

 OTHER _________________________________

 program/class

CLASS #

 FAMILY/FRIEND

 sports league/team

CLASS NAME

START DATE

3. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING?

START TIME

FEE $

 YES

 NO

4. ETHNICITY  WHITE/CAUCASIAN

 AFRICAN-AMERICAN

 HISPANIC/LATINO

 ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER

 SOMALI

 NATIVE AMERICAN

 OTHER ______________________________________  DECLINE TO STATE

TOTAL

LEAGUE SIGN UP

PAYMENT INFORMATION  CASH OR GIFT CERTIFICATE

 CREDIT CARD

 I AM AN INDIVIDUAL AND NEED TO BE ASSIGNED  VISA

 MASTERCARD

 AMEX

 DISCOVER

I AUTHORIZE THE SALVATION ARMY KROC CENTER TO CHARGE MY CREDIT CARD INDICATED BELOW

TEAM

NAME (AS IT APPEARS ON CARD) CARD NUMBER SIGNATURE

TO A TEAM  I AM PART OF A TEAM

INTERNAL USE ONLY

EXPIRATION DATE (MM/YYYY)

GSA:

DATE

Please note: Charges will appear on your credit or bank statements as The Salvation Army - Long Beach. While our credit and debit transactions

DATE:

NOTES:

are processed through our Long Beach Headquarters, rest assured your money stays right here at the Kroc Center in San Diego.

TERMS OF ENROLLMENT By signing this Enrollment Form, I (we) agree to the following: (1) participant and any guests in his/her party will abide by the terms of this Agreement at all times during the period of enrollment and will comply with all rules and regulations posted or otherwise communicated, (2) in case of illness or injury, The Salvation Army Kroc Center is authorized to secure emergency medical treatment at the participant’s expense, (3) The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to remove from the facility or terminate the enrollment of any participant who fails to comply with any posted rules and regulations or otherwise breaches the terms of this Agreement, in which case participant will not be entitled to a refund of fees, and (4) enrollment is not transferable.

CONSENT TO TAKE AND PUBLISH PHOTOGRAPHS, VIDEO, AUDIO, AND MEDIA RECORDINGS - I hereby grant The Salvation Army, its agents and those by whom it is commissioned, unrestricted and unlimited license, right, permission, and consent to use and reuse, copyright, print, reproduce, publish, and republish, for any and all trade purposes or commercial or other advertising or public purposes, said media usage depicting me or a minor for whom I have legal responsibility. I warrant that I have not limited or restricted the use of my name or photograph to the use of any organization or person.

LIABILITY WAIVER - I understand that use of the facilities and equipment at The Salvation Army Kroc Center may involve risk of bodily injury or property damage and I agree to assume any such risks. I understand that it is up to me to consult physicians and other professionals to make sure that I can safely participate in activities and events at The Salvation Army Kroc Center. I also understand and agree that by signing this Agreement, I am giving up my (or the minor for whom I sign) right to make any claim against The Salvation Army, its agents, employees and volunteers, including the right to sue them, for bodily injury or property damage or any other loss that I might suffer while using The Salvation Army Kroc Center facilities and services, except as limited by law.

NOTICE - In order to promote a safe and secure environment, The Salvation Army Kroc Center has placed video cameras in various locations. As part of our commitment to the safety of children and vulnerable persons, The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to consult public sources to determine whether any participant or guest poses an unreasonable risk of harm to its patrons, staff, or visitors. INITIALS________ EQUIPMENT RETURN AGREEMENT (IF APPLICABLE) - I (We) understand that any issued equipment is borrowed and MUST be returned after the last class/game. I (We) agree to return issued equipment after the last class/game, if equipment is not returned after the last class/game or is damaged beyond repair, I (We) understand that I (We) am (are) financially responsible for it’s replacement. INITIALS________ For more information regarding The Kroc Center’s Cancellation Policy, please see the Progam Guide.

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MEMBERSHIP PAYMENT INFORMATION I PREFER MONTHLY PAYMENTS

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I PREFER ANNUAL PAYMENTS

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By signing, I authorize The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center to initiate a monthly credit card charge or bank account deduction as indicated below. The Salvation Army Kroc Center also reserves the right to deduct any amount past due from the same account.

This is an automatic withdrawal system where payment of membership dues are regularly charged to the member’s method of payment around the 20th of each month for the next month regardless of date joined. Any debit request in process at the time we receive the notice of termination of authority will be completed. This authorization is to remain in full force and effect until The Salvation Army Kroc Center has received written notification from the account holder of its termination in such time and in such manner as to afford The Salvation Army Kroc Center and any involved financial institutions a reasonable opportunity to act on it (minimum of 15 business days).

Member pays twelve (12) months of dues in one payment. Your expiration date will be one year from your joining date. Near the expiration of your current membership term, we will send you a renewal notice including the amount of dues for the next 12 month term.

Please note: Credit charges appear on credit or bank statements as The Salvation Army Long Beach. While our credit and debit transactions are processed through our Long Beach Headquartes, rest assured your money stays right here at the Kroc Center in San Diego.

 Cash

 Mastercard

 Gift certificate  DISCOVER

 Visa

 AMERICAN EXPRESS

Please note: Charges will appear on your credit or bank statements as The Salvation Army Long Beach. While our credit and debit transactions are processed through our Long Beach Headquarters, rest assured your money stays right here at the Kroc Center in San Diego.

SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS

 OPTION 1: AUTOMATIC MONTHLY CREDIT/DEBIT CARD PAYMENT NAME (AS IT APPEARS ON CARD)

Help a deserving individual in the community reach their potential by donating an amount of your choice to The Salvation Army Kroc Center Scholarship Program. This donation is tax-deductible.

BILLING ADDRESS

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 VISA

 MASTERCARD

 DISCOVER

 AMERICAN EXPRESS

CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE (MM/DD/YY)

SECURITY CODE

YES, I WOULD LIKE TO HELP. I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION OF

$__________ ONE-TIME GIFT

$__________ PER MONTH IN ADDITION TO MY MONTHLY DUES

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NO, I DO NOT WANT TO PARTICIPATE AT THIS TIME.

SIGNATURE DATE

 OPTION 2: AUTOMATIC MONTHLY BANK DRAFT (ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER)

KROC CENTER USE ONLY

PLEASE PROVIDE VOIDED CHECK WITH THIS APPLICATION.

ENROLLMENT #

INITIAL PAYMENT $

NAME OF BANK ACCOUNT HOLDER

ENTERED BY

DATE

BANK NAME

ACCOUNTING

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TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP By signing this Membership Application, I (we) agree to the following: (1) member and any guests in his/her party will abide by the terms of this Agreement at all times during the period of membership and will comply with all rules and regulations posted or otherwise communicated to member, (2) in case of illness or injury, The Salvation Army Kroc Center is authorized to secure emergency medical treatment at the member’s expense, (3) The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to remove from the facility or terminate the membership of any member who fails to comply with any posted rules and regulations or otherwise breaches the terms of this Agreement, in which case member will not be entitled to a refund of dues, and (4) membership rights are not transferable.

CONSENT TO TAKE AND PUBLISH PHOTOGRAPHS, VIDEO, AUDIO, AND MEDIA RECORDINGS - I hereby grant The Salvation Army, its agents and those by whom it is commissioned, unrestricted and unlimited license, right, permission, and consent to use and reuse, copyright, print, reproduce, publish, and republish, for any and all trade purposes or commercial or other advertising or public purposes, said media usage depicting me or a minor for whom I have legal responsibility. I warrant that I have not limited or restricted the use of my name or photograph to the use of any organization or person.

LIABILITY WAIVER - I understand that use of the facilities and equipment at The Salvation Army Kroc Center may involve risk of bodily injury or property damage and I agree to assume any such risks. I understand that it is up to me to consult physicians and other professionals to make sure that I can safely participate in activities and events at The Salvation Army Kroc Center. I also understand and agree that by signing this Agreement, I am giving up my (or the minor for whom I sign) right to make any claim against The Salvation Army, its agents, employees and volunteers, including the right to sue them, for bodily injury or property damage or any other loss that I might suffer while using The Salvation Army Kroc Center facilities and services, except as limited by law.

NOTICE - In order to promote a safe and secure environment, The Salvation Army Kroc Center has placed video cameras in various locations. As part of our commitment to the safety of children and vulnerable persons, The Salvation Army Kroc Center reserves the right to consult public sources to determine whether any member or guest of any member poses an unreasonable risk of harm to its patrons, staff, or visitors.

Membership fees are non-refundable. MEMBER INITIALS________ I understand my first automatic payment is on:____________ MEMBER INITIALS________ Membership cancellations or changes to automatic payment must be submitted by the 5th of the month to be effective for the following auto payment. MEMBER INITIALS_______

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REV 08-03-2011

Saturday, January 14 10am - 2pm Enjoy fun fitness classes, demonstrations, swimming, fitness assessments, health screenings, free use of the fitness center and weight room, take a guided tour, and check out some amazing deals on memberships and programs.

FREE CHILDCARE AREA

WEDNESDAYS, 7:15PM-8:15PM FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 619.269.1498, OR VISIT WWW.KROCCENTER.ORG/ICE-ARENA

Fork it Over for Kids with Sam the Cooking Guy Please call 619.269.1547 to purchase tickets.

Saturday, October 1, 2011

SEPTEMBER 20

KROC KIDS: PIRATES OF PENZANCE AUDITIONS September 20 & 24 4:30 - 6:30pm

OCTOBER 1

FORK IT OVER FOR KIDS WITH SAM THE COOKING GUY October 1 Please call 619.269.1547 to purchase tickets.

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KROC FIT KIDS: FAMILY FUN NIGHTS October 20 6:30-8:00pm

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KROC SKATE COMPETITION October 23, 10:00am - 5:00pm Kroc Center Skatepark

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FREE FAMILY ARTS AND LITERACY NIGHTS October 27 6:30pm

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BOO BASH October 29

NOVEMBER 17

FREE FAMILY ARTS AND LITERACY NIGHTS November 17 6:30pm

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THE SALVATION ARMY KROC CENTER Red Kettle Kick-Off at Grossmont Center Friday, November 25, 2011

CHRISTMAS

AT THE KROC Volunteer Host an Angel Tree Adopt-a-Family Ring the Bell For more information on how to get involved, stay tuned at www.kroccenter.org

DECEMBER 1

KROC FIT KIDS: FAMILY FUN NIGHTS December 1st 6:30 - 8:00pm

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KROC KIDS: PIRATES OF PENZANCE PERFORMANCES December 9, 10, &11

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JINGLE BELL KROC CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL December 14

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CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP SERVICE December 24 6:00pm The Joan B. Kroc Theatre

JANUARY 14

OPEN HOUSE - MEMBERSHIP JUST GOT BETTER January 14 10:00am - 2:00pm See page 39 for details.

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KROC FIT KIDS: FAMILY FUN NIGHTS January 19 6:30 - 8:00pm

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FREE FAMILY ARTS AND LITERACY NIGHTS January 26 6:30pm