Redding Recreation's Summer Activity Guide 2021 | Updated 4.21.21

Redding Recreation’s

Activity Guide

Water Safety Means Water FUN! Youth Sports p. 12 Aquatics! p. 32–45 City of Redding Summer 2021 | April–September

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NOW ENROLLING PRESCHOOL California State Preschool Programs

It’s time to enroll for FREE Full or Part Day Preschool for the 2021-22 school year. Children must turn 3 years old on or before December 1 of the current program year. Children who turn 3 on or after December 2 may enroll on their 3rd birthday. **NEW 2021-22 - Income eligibility is no longer required for those families living within the school boundries of Alta Mesa, Buckeye, Cypress, Juniper, Lassen View, or Shasta Meadows elementary schools! Space is limited.

We take every precaution to ensure children receive safe and healthy educational experiences. ENROLL TODAY! To contact us: Call Shasta County Office of Education at 530-225-2999, Email RandR@shastacoe.org , Text HMGShasta to 898211, or visit our website at www.shastacoe.org

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Monthly Income Guidelines Family Size

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5...................$8,199.00 6...................$9,330.00 7...................$9,542.00 Early Childhood Services 43 Hilltop Drive, Redding CA 96003 (530) 225-2999 • www.shastacoe.org

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Summer is HERE And Youth Sports are back! This Summer we have a lot of fun planned between Summer Camps, Swim Lessons, and Youth Sports. There are even a few great things coming soon as we move into warmer weather and see restrictions starting to lift locally and statewide.

This season we are stressing the importance of water safety. With our hot summers and the close proximity of lakes, rivers, pools and waterfalls, Summer is a season of swimming! Make sure everyone in your family is water safe. Even better, make sure the adults in the family are trained for water rescue. Redding Recreation offers hundreds of swimming courses each year for kids and adults as well as lifeguarding and basic water rescue classes. Water safety means water FUN!

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Connect with Us Kim Niemer Community Services 225.4085 kniemer@cityofredding.org

Jenny Moore Aquatics & Adult Programs 225.4479 jmoore@cityofredding.org

Teresa Urricelqui Preschool Programs & Camps 225.4474 turricelqui@cityofredding.org

Christina Massey MLK Jr. Center & Arts 225.4375 cmassey@cityofredding.org

Jeff Hansen Sports & Facilities 225.4539 jehansen@cityofredding.org

Questions?

Brook New Front Office 225.4096 bnew@cityofredding.org

Call 530.225.4095 or email info@reddingrecreation.org

Summer 2021 April–September

COVID-19 Protocols . . . . . . . . . . 5 Parks & Facilities . . . . . . . . . . 6–7 Preschool Programs . . . . . . 8–11 Grasshopper Sports Summer of Fun! Preschool Camp Tiny Tots

Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . 12–13 Flag Football MLB Pitch, Hit, & Run Martial Arts

Summer Camps. . . . . . . . . . 16–21 Adult Programs. . . . . . . . . . 22–23 Mosaic with Angie Foil Fencing

MLK Jr. Center. . . . . . . . . . . 26–29 Redding Aquatic Center. . 32–45 Swim Lessons Water Safety

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City of Redding SB 901

Wildfire Mitigation Plan Committed $40M Over the Next 10 Years Prevention & Improved Response Program

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Technological Solutions Automatic Vehicle AVL Location First Responder and Electric Utility vehicles.

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City-wide radio system with Police and Fire.

Camera Systems

Public Works Vegetation Removal Crew

Early wildfire detection and notification - 40+ Cameras w/live feed and UAV’s with infrared cameras

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Goat Task Force for Vegetation Control

10 Year Plan

Enhanced inspections of lines and infrastructure, improved tracking and monitoring of assets and plan implementation.

Emergency Operations EOP

Modeled after the FEMA Incident Command System with a goal of improving Emergency/Departmental Operations Center.

Wildfire Mitigation Program Stand Baaack, I Goat This

The City of Redding has deployed a goat strike force to aid in its Wildfire Mitigation Efforts and help keep the community safe.

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COVID-19 Protocols Redding Recreation’s first priority is to make sure our community is safe while enjoying the camps and classes we have to offer. City staff works closely with state and local health officials to make sure we comply with the latest guidelines and best practices to help curb the spread of covid-19. Below you will find what you can expect when attending a Redding Recreation program. However, based on the type, location, and age group of the program or event, some guidelines may be modified or adjusted to comply with health regulations.

Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding as we work to allow for the best possible experience under these circumstances.

Face Coverings Face coverings are required for all individuals ages 9 and up inside public spaces. During any outdoor activity where 6 feet of physical space cannot be maintained, face masks are also required. Face covering policies may differ for specific classes if health guidelines specify.

Physical Space We know keeping physical space is hard. Especially when your friends and loved ones are near. We are asking all patrons to do their best to keep 6 feet of physical space between themselves and others while inside our facilities and participating in activities.

Based on the type of activity, less spectators may be allowed. If spectators are allowed, please maintain adequate distance while watching. Based on the current COVID-tier, some changes in physical space protocols may be required.

Sanitation All staff have been trained in proper sanitation techniques. All facilities are throughly cleaned before and after each use, and sanitation procedures are followed during each activity.

Health Checks Participants of any program are asked before entering indoor facilities if they have been experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19. If the answer is yes, the participant will be asked not to join the program.

Temperature checks are required for all participants before entering a program or activity.

Facility Rentals At this time, facility rentals are limited to events that can comply with current health regulations on attendee numbers, physical distancing and face mask requirements. Our facilities are required to comply and therefore will not be permitted to rent to any event that may not meet local and state health requirements.

Please Remember: • Wash your hands regularly for 20 seconds or more.

• Do not join any activity if you or your child are not feeling well.

• Respectfully maintain 6 feet of distance between yourself and others at all times.

• Wear a face covering at all times indoors & when social distancing cannot be maintained outdoors.

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PARKS & FACILITIES Caldwell Recreation Center 56 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 Outdoor patio, beautiful park location on Sacramento River, small area with sink, microwave oven, refrigerator, & ample parking (rental season: Sept–May). Seats 125–210 people depending on the layout. Rental fee: $434+deposit & insurance.

Redding Aquatic Center 44 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 Swimming pools, benches, & more. Closed for the season.

Jr. Bike Park 56 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 in Caldwell Park Paved pump track, jump line, restrooms, & more. Next to Jump River Playground. Available Sat. only 9–11am. $300/session.

Jump River 58 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 in Caldwell Park Swings, slides, and fun for toddlers.

Oak Knoll | Caldwell Park 48 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 Benches, picnic tables, large turf area, & close to Jr. Bike Park.

South Grove | Caldwell Park 48 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 Picnic tables, large turf area, restrooms, & close to Jump River.

Carter House Lawn | Caldwell Park 48 Quartz Hill Rd., Redding, ca 96003 Cement area, electricity, view of the Sac. River & large turf area.

Diestelhorst Bridge Benton Dr., Redding, ca 96003 Large, open-air setting, electricity, & great views of the Sacramento River.

Lake Redding Park 2225 Benton Dr., Redding, ca 96003 Picnic tables & lawn for games.

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Lake Redding Gazebo & Pavilion 2225 Benton Dr., Redding, ca 96003 Gazebo shade structure & pavilion with shade structure over picnic tables, BBQ, electricity, water hook-ups, view of the Sacramento River, & lawn usage. Picnic tables seat about 100 people. Rental fee: $80.

Deodora Lake Redding 2225 Benton Dr., Redding, ca 96003 Picnic tables, turf area, restrooms, & close to playground.

Amphitheater River Park 800 Sundial Bridge Dr., Redding, ca 96001 Stage area, electricity, restrooms, turf area, & river views.

Sculpture Park at City Hall 777 Cypress Ave., Redding, ca 96001 Benches, trails, sculptures, electricity, & drinking fountain.

Kids’ Kingdom/Enterprise Park 4000 Victor Ave., Redding, ca 96002 Playground, picnic tables, electricity, turf, & more.

Highland Park 555 Mill Valley Parkway, Redding, ca 96003 Open green space, trails, courts, playground, & more.

Rivercrest Park 800 Woodacre Dr., Redding, ca 96002 Grassy area, playground for kids, restrooms, basketball hoop, large turf area, & modern picnic pavilion.

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JR. BIKE PARK Park Hours: Dawn to Dusk Enterprise Park | 4300 Victor Ave.

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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

Grasshopper Sports

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Ages 3–5 | Grasshopper Sports Zone Come have a ball in Grasshopper Sports! Be a part of the program that benefits participants by teaching motor skills, athletic awareness, and how to have fun with sports! For each sport, skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity. Drills are adapted to ages and abilities by using fun, creative games and equipment. This is a great opportunity for one-on-one time with your little athlete. Parent participation is required. Closed-toed shoes should be worn.

Baseball CRS# 1323 1324 1318 1319

Date May 13–June 3** May 13–June 3** May 22–June 19 May 22–June 19

Day Th Th Sat Sat

Time 4–4:45p 5–5:45p 9–9:45a 10–10:45a

Fee $23* $23* $23* $23*

*Additional $8 for a t-shirt **No class on May 29

"Love the coaches for Grasshopper Sports! They make this a great experience."

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Music & Movement Ages 3–6 | Teen Center*

This class provides an encouraging outlet for creative and emotional expression and helps increase body positivity, confidence, spatial awareness, and social skills through music & movement activities.

Instructor: Andi Beadle CRS# 1301 1760

Date Day May 10–24 M July 12–Aug 2 M

Time 3–3:30p 3–3:30p

Fee $35 $35

*July Session will be held at the Enterprise Community Room

Summerof Fun! Preschool Camp Register now!

Ages 3–5 | Enterprise Community Room Summer preschool camps are designed for fun & learning. Our teachers are trained in child development & are dedicated to helping children enjoy the discovery of play, learning, and social interaction in a safe, positive environment.

Week 1: Dazzling Dinosaurs CRS# Date 1376 June 7–10

Day M–Th

Time 8:30a–12:30p

Fee $75

Children will dig up dinosaur bones, create fossils & volcanoes , play with dino puppets, and learn interesting facts about the creatures.

Week 2: Outer Space CRS# Date 1377 June 14–17

Day M–Th

Time 8:30a–12:30p

Fee $75

Let’s climb around a spaceship & visit all the planets in space. Go stargazing with telescopes we build. Learn about moon rocks & aliens. These are a few of the many fun things that will be a part of this fun week.

Week 3: Amazing Science CRS# 1378

Date June 21–24

Day M–Th

Time 8:30a–12:30p

Fee $75

Children will be amazed by experiments that go fizz, color mixing, walking water, and plant science. We will learn about science tools & build our own wizards lab. Hands-on science activities for the curious minds.

Week 4: Jungle Safari CRS# Date 1379 June 28–July 1

Day Time Fee M–Th 8:30a–12:30p $75

Take a trip on the wild side! On this Jungle Safari, we will explore the lives of jungle animals—where they live, what they eat, how they talk, and all about their babies. We will make animal masks, march in an animal parade, become jungle hunters, and much more!

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Tiny Tots

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Ages 3–5 | Enterprise Community Room No class on the following dates: 9/6 • 2/21–24 • 4/18–21 This social-recreational program offers developmentally appropriate activities for preschoolers. Our classroom offers many exciting hands-on activities. Children acquire social and emotional skills as well as math, literacy, and science concepts. Parent participation is required 2 days per month.

Children must have a healthy lunch each day, and be potty trained by the first day of class. Immunization verification required.

CRS# 1740 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1747 1748

Date Aug 30–Sept 23 Sept 27–Oct 21 Oct 25–Nov 18 Nov 29–Dec 9 Jan 3–27, 2022 Jan 31–March 3 March 7–31 April 4–May 5 May 9–June 2

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Day M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p

Fee $290 $290 $290 $145 $290 $290 $290 $290 $290

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

Youth Sports Fall Flag Football League

MLB Pitch, Hit, & Run

Grades 1–12 | Caldwell Park

Ages 7–14 | Caldwell Park

NFL Flag Football is a non-contact league which makes it great for the beginning football player, as well as the player with experience. Games are 40 minutes long (running clock) with a five minute halftime. Everyone plays in this non-contact style of flag football that emphasizes passing, catching, running, and play strategies. Practices are twice-a-week.

Games are on Saturdays from 9a–2p. Registration opens May 15.

CRS# 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715

Grade 1–2 3–4 5–6 7–8 9–12

Date Sept 11–Nov 6 Sept 11–Nov 6 Sept 11–Nov 6 Sept 11–Nov 6 Sept 11–Nov 6

Day Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat

*Fee includes a reversible mesh NFL jersey

Time 9a–2p 9a–2p 9a–2p 9a–2p 9a–2p

Fee $90* $90* $90* $90* $90*

Join us for the official skills competition of Major League Baseball. This free activity could qualify you for a chance to play at the 2021 World Series. This event is simple & fun. Participants get a chance to show their accuracy with pitching, power hitting, and speed with running. The event will be held at the K2 Ball Field in Caldwell Park and will run in a drop-in basis. Exact times for the event will be determined based on the number of athletes signed up. To sign up, simply pick either baseball or softball and your appropriate age group. Participants will need to sign up on our registration software, as well as at pitchhitrun2021.leagueapps.com/ events/2072536 prior to the event.

Baseball CRS# 1706 1707 1708 1709

Age 7–8 9–10 11–12 13–14

Date May 2 May 2 May 2 May 2

Day Sun Sun Sun Sun

Time 9a–12p 9a–12p 9a–12p 9a–12p

Fee FREE FREE FREE FREE

Date May 2 May 2 May 2 May 2

Day Sun Sun Sun Sun

Time 9a–12p 9a–12p 9a–12p 9a–12p

Fee FREE FREE FREE FREE

Softball CRS# 1702 1703 1704 1705

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Learn New Skills!

Martial Arts

Ages 8–12 | Teen Center Kajukenbo is a combined self-defense martial arts style created in Hawaii by five martial arts practitioners with diverse styles and cultural backgrounds. Kajukenbo utilizes traditional and modern methods incorporating Karate, Judo, Jujitsu, Kenpo, and Boxing (European and Chinese) with emphasis on real life self-protection skills. The training teaches discipline and respect, promotes self-esteem, develops personal achievement, enhances coordination, balance, flexibility, and agility. A great class for all levels of ability!

This is a complete program where the goal is to Learn and Earn through each belt rank using memorization, application, and performance.

Instructor: Marlon Ordona CRS# 1305 1730 1731

Date May 3–26 June 14–July 21 Aug 9–Sept 1

Day M/W M/W M/W

Time 5:30–6:30p 5:30–6:30p 5:30–6:30p

Fee $55 $55 $55

Beginning Foil Fencing

Ages 10–14 | Caldwell Recreation Center Students will learn footwork, blade work, timing, strategy, the eight parries and simple attacks. Foil, fencing jacket, glove, and mask can be purchased at blueguantlet.com or other fencing gear websites.

Please wear tennis shoes and sweat pants. Students must provide their own gear.

CRS# 1734 1735

Date Day June 8–29 T July 6–27 T

Time 6–8pm 6–8pm

Fee

$27 $27

Music & Movement Ages 7–10 | Teen Center*

Students will explore creative expression and improvisational movement through music, as well as learning folk dances from around the world.

Instructor: Andi Beadle CRS# 1302 1761

Date May 10–24 July 12–Aug 2

Day M M

Time 3:30–4p 3:30–4p

Fee

$35 $35

*July Session will be held at the Enterprise Community Room

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Summer Adventures

Our themed weeks are packed with fantastic daily adventures for campers throughout the summer complete with a variety of fun and exploratory activities. We include weekly: field trips and swim days, innovative crafts, awesome games and highly trained camp staff. So get ready for another wild summer full of fun activities and good friends. Campers must bring a lunch and two snacks each day.

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Camp Eureka (Waitlist Available) Ages 8–13 | Caldwell Recreation Center

If you like to ready, to explore, to imagine, and don’t mind acting a little geeky sometimes, this camp is definitely for you! For those of you who like to know how things work—who always ask why. You will explore this big, beautiful world through physical activities, arts, crafts, field trips, and swimming at the Redding Aquatic Center. We will throw in some science, history, and important character traits.

M–F • 7:30a–5:30p • $155/week ($124/week 5)

Camp Caldwell (Waitlist Available) Ages 5–8 | Caldwell Recreation Center

The perfect place for your camper’s first summer camp experience. Our staff is ready to welcome young campers and introduce them to all the fun there is to be had at Caldwell Park. Whether we are exploring the River Trail, on a field trip to Burney Falls, swimming at the Aquatic Center, or just chillin’ at camp, your camper will be making long lasting memories and friendships. Campers at Camp Caldwell are also offered swim lessons at a discounted rate through the Redding Aquatic Center. See you soon!

M–F • 7:30a–5:30p • $155/week ($124/week 5) CRS# 1309 1395 1396 1397 1398 1399 1400 1401 1402

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Date June 7–11 June 14–18 June 21–25 June 28–July 2 July 6–9 July 12–16 July 19–23 July 26–30 Aug 2–6

Theme Superheroes Unite!

Under the Sea A Pirate’s Life for Me Mission: Impossible You’re a Wizard, Harry!

The Circus Is in Town!

The Great Outdoors Under the Stars Summer Splash

CRS# 1403 1404 1405 1406 1407 1408 1409 1410 1411

Date June 7–11 June 14–18 June 21–25 June 28–July 2 July 6–9 July 12–16 July 19–23 July 26–30 Aug 2–6

Theme Superheroes Unite!

MythBusters A Pirate’s Life for Me Mission: Impossible You’re a Wizard, Harry!

Fear Factor The Great Outdoors Under the Stars Geeky Greatness

"Camp counselors were professional & friendly and really seemed to care about my kids."

Camp Adventure

Ages 8–13 | Caldwell Recreation Center Camp Adventure is a Monday–Thursday day camp geared toward the active & adventurous child. All youth ages 8–13 are welcome to spend the summer with us. Pick-up & drop-off most days will be at Caldwell Park, and that is where our adventure will begin—either in the park or on a field trip to a local adventure hub. This camp has replaced Sports Camp in our summer lineup, and although many sports will still be played, we will focus more on adventure & fun throughout the summer.

M–Th • 7:30a–5:30p • $150/week

Beach Buddies (Waitlist Available) Ages 6–12 | Caldwell Recreation Center

CRS# 1415 1416 1417 1418 1419 1420

Date June 7–10 June 14–17 June 21–24 June 28–July 1 July 6–8 July 12–15

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p

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$150 $150 $150 $150 $150 $150

For all things fun-in-the-sun! Learn the basics of watersports, like paddleboarding & kayaking, take Red Cross swim lessons, create arts & crafts, and beach all week long. Our action-packed beachthemed week will make your fun-in-the-sun summer a hit.

Participants must be able to swim 25 yds unassisted & continuously with adequate side breathing.

M–Th • 7:30a–5:30p • $100/week ($75/week 5) CRS# 1367 1368 1369 1370 1371 1372 1373 1374 1701

Date June 7–10 June 14–17 June 21–24 June 28–July 1 July 6–8 July 12–15 July 19–22 July 26–29 Aug 2–6

Theme Water Warriors Under the Sea A Pirate’s Life for Me Marine Mysteries Scuba Adventures Sail Away Surf’s Up Sandy Shores Summer Splash

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Farm Camp (Registration Full) Ages 6–14 | SUHSD Farm

More Summer Camp Fun

Campers can expect to get their hands dirty while exploring the Shasta Union High School District Farm’s 20 acres in this hands-on camp! Beginning April 1, Farm Camp welcomes all new registrants who have not participated in Farm Camp 2019 & 2020. New registrants may register online or by phone at 225.4095. June 1, registration opens for all returning.

Li’l Farmers | Ages 6–10 CRS# 1423 1424

Date July 6–9 July 12–16

Day T–F M–F

Time 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p

Fee

Time 7:30a–5:30p

Fee

$68 $85

Farm Hands | Ages 11–14 CRS# 1425

Date Day July 19–23 M–F

$65

Skateboard Camp Ages 6–14 | Skate Park

This is a great starter course to get you ripping the Skate Park—riding the transitions, grinding the rails, or just cruising the flatland. Learn how to balance on a skateboard using foot placement & stance. Build your confidence by learning how to turn & push the skateboard while maneuvering through obstacles. Skateboard & helmet required.

Elbow & knee guards recommended.

Instructor: Ryan Dye CRS# 1698 1699 1700

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Date June 14–17 July 12–15 July 19–22

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 8a–12p 8a–12p 8a–12p

Fee

$120 $120 $120

Nuts & Bolts of Construction

Kids' Tennis Camp

Participants experience hands-on training facilitated by practicing tradespeople. From carpentry to electrical to plumbing—students will get a chance to learn from the tradespeople themselves. Get an opportunity to use basic tools to learn the nuts & bolts of the industry. Come & explore career options and get excited. A project will be completed to donate to a local non-profit.

Instructors: Shasta Builders’ Exchange Members

Classes are designed to help each student develop proper tennis techniques in their forehand, backhand, serve, volley over heads and footwork.

Instructors: Terry and Donna Ehlers

Ages 10–14 | Location TBD

Ages 6-14 | Riverview Golf & Country Club

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Kids' Sailing Camp

Basic or Advanced | Whiskeytown, Brandy Crk, Marina Lk

CRS# 1067 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1122 1123

Date June 7-10 June 14-17 June 21-24 June 28–July 1 July 5-8 July 12-15 July 19-22 July 26-29 Aug 2-5

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M-Th M–Th M–Th

Time 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a 8:30a–10:30a

Fee

$80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80

Learn to launch a 22’ Sailboat, properly operate an outboard motor, rig it for sailing, sail the boat, break down the sails, approach the dock, and trailer. Adult must accompany child each class.

CRS# 1725 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724

Date June 14–17 June 21–24 June 28–July 1 July 12–15 July 12–22 July 26–29 Aug 2–5 Aug 9–12

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 12–4p 12–4p 12–4p 12–4p 12–4p 12–4p 12–4p 12–4p

Fee

$30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30

"Kids' Sailing is a great camp!

My daughter really enjoyed it and wants to go back as soon as she can."

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ADULT PROGRAMS

Martial Arts

Mosaic with Angie

Kajukenbo utilizes traditional and modern methods incorporating Karate, Judo, Jujitsu, Kenpo, and Boxing (European and Chinese) with emphasis on real life self-protection skills. The training teaches discipline and respect, promotes self-esteem, develops personal achievement, enhances coordination, balance, flexibility, and agility. A great class for all levels of ability!

This is a complete program where the goal is to Learn and Earn through each belt rank using memorization, application, and performance Instructor: Marlon Ordona

Angie has created a unique way of mosaic, using mortar and grout as the base of her I’m Loved Originals!! mosaics. In this 3-session beginner class, you will learn the traditional way and Angie’s way to mosaic flowers, abstract patterns, or your own design on your choice of a bowling ball, large tile, or flower pot. These will be completed and yours to take home at the end of the 3rd session. The instructor will supply all the necessary materials needed to make your own mosaic, including stained glass, ceramics, rocks, pebbles, grout, mortar, nippers, glue, and all mixing supplies. Please bring safety glasses or other appropriate eye protection.

Instructor Angie James

Ages 10+ | Chain Gang Bike Shop

Ages 13+ | Teen Center

CRS# 1308 1730 1731

Date May 3–26 June 14–July 21 Aug 9–Sept 1

Day M/W M/W M/W

Time 6:30–7:30p 7:30–8:30p 6:30–7:30p

Fee

$55 $55 $55

CRS# Date 1729 July 6-8

Day Time T–Th 9:30a–12:30p

Fee

$40*

*An additional $45 materials fee is due to the instructor at the first session

Beginning Foil Fencing

Ages 15+ | Caldwell Recreation Center Students will learn footwork, blade work, timing, strategy, the eight parries and simple attacks. Foil, fencing jacket, glove, and mask can be purchased at blueguantlet.com or other fencing gear websites.

Please wear tennis shoes and sweat pants. Students must provide their own gear.

CRS# 1734 1735

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Date Day June 8–29 T July 6–27 T

Time 6–8pm 6–8pm

Fee

$27 $27

Spring Bocce League Ages 18+ | South City Park

Bocce is a game that brings people together, and you can play with a beverage in your hand. Teams of 4 will compete weekly for ranking/seeding in the single-elimination tournament to be held the 6th week of play. Teams of 2 will compete weekly in the Senior league. The winning team will be crowned the League Champion and enjoy the grand prize—and of course bragging rights! Grab some friends, form a team, and have some fun. Only the Team Captain needs to enroll.

Senior Spring Bocce League | Ages 55+ CRS# 1763

Date Day Time May 5–June 2 W 10a–1:30p

Fee

$100

Spring Bocce League | Ages 18+ CRS# 1762

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COMING SOON ...

New Pickleball Courts Open Soon!

Ages 8+ | Enterprise Park Sport Court M–S • 8–11a • Free

Learn the fastest growing sport in the country and have some fun! Pickleball is a racket sport which combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis, played on a court with the same dimensions as a doubles badminton court. The game is played with a hard paddle and a polymer wiffle ball. Easy for beginners to learn, but develops quickly into a fastpaced, competitive game. Canceled if raining. More information at pickleballredding.com and official rules at usapa.org/officialrules.

Beach Volleyball New Beach Volleyball courts are being built in Caldwell Park. Keep your eyes out for an adult and young adult Beach Volleyball League to be announced this summer!

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Comprehensive Community Assistance Program

You are not alone. Help is available!

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Have you been negatively impacted by COVID-19 and need help paying your bills?

There are many local & national programs that can help. The City of Redding has compiled a list of resources available to residents to assist in paying past due bills.

These include resources for seniors, veterans, and income qualified families, as well as REU discount and energy efficiency programs, and many more.

Visit cityofredding.org/assistance visit cityofredding.org/assistance For REU residential customers, we are also here to help past due electric bills! If you have a past due balance, please don’t wait any longer and contact us now. There are many programs and payment options available that you may qualify for, to assist with either utility payments or other financial hardships.

Contact Us cityofredding.org/assistance or customerservice@cityofredding.org 1-530-339-7200 Utility Customer Service 3611 Avtech Parkway, Redding, CA 96002 Hours: M–F 8am – 5pm 25

MLK JR. CENTER "My daughter loves the activities at the MLK Jr. Center! The staff goes above & beyond to keep the kids safe and having fun."

Empowering youth through programs that cultivate moral, community, and intellectual development.

MLK Jr. Center Programs 1815 Sheridan St., Redding, CA

Tutoring

Tutoring is a grant funded program that is available to youth ages 5-18. Please, follow these steps to register your child. Register online at reddingmlkcenter.com. A tutor will contact you to schedule a time based on your child’s schedule.

Kids Night Grades K–9 Kids Night provides youth an opportunity to socialize and be physically active. Participants will be fed a nutritious dinner, play active games, and do arts & crafts while socializing with their friends.

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Date May 7–21

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Time 5–7p

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$0

Young Naturalists Grades 3–9 Young Naturalists emphasizes instilling environmental stewardship in youth through hands-on activities and project based learning.

Young Naturalists will utilize the Project Wild curriculum which is a wildlife-based conservation and environmental education program that fosters responsible actions toward wildlife and related natural resources. Participants will focus on local wildlife, their habitats, and conservation practices to protect their environment. A healthy snack is provided during the program.

CRS# 1223

Date May 5–19

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Kids Who Build

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Grades 3–9

Join this technology-focused class that allows youth to learn introductory cyber skills in an inclusive environment that encourages problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking.

This session, kids will be learning stop motion animation. This is a great way to encourage s.t.e.a.m. concepts and provides children with a fun combination of storytelling and technology use. Stop motion is a filming technique where pictures are taken of objects that are moved in small increments. When the pictures are put together, it makes the objects appear to be moving (Isle of Dogs and Coraline are famous examples of this technique). To make these movies, we use flip books, iPhones/iPads, and free apps called Stop Motion Studio.

CRS# 21218

Date May 7–21

Day F

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$0

King’s Brotherhood

Ages 13–18

Ages 8–12 King’s Brotherhood provides youth ages 8–12 positive mentorship in a safe and encouraging environment. Staff utilize an evidence-based curriculum from the One Circle Foundation called, Standing Together: A Journey into Respect which utilizes engaging ways to address common themes which pre-teens and early adolescents encounter, including breaking down social-cultural barriers, motives and actions around put-downs, knowing their personal rights, defining assumptions about male power, respecting others’ physical boundaries, understanding and using the energy of strong emotions, and standing up for each other in community.

CRS# 1222

Date May 3–24

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King’s Brotherhood Council

Time 5–7p

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$0

A staff mentor will guide young men further into a holistic process of growth and transformation that includes four areas of human development: emotional, spiritual, psychological, social, and intellectual. The journey begins by exploring young men’s challenges, strengths, and coping strategies formed after a premature loss of love and protection. Then council members are guided through a process to rediscover a sustaining internal resource of protection, security, and belonging. The journey continues to build upon individual and collective resources to reclaim or create dreams, develop goals, increase social and cooperative skills, and choose and apply transformative behaviors in their relationships and activities in order to overcome barriers and create lives of contribution, meaning, and connection.

CRS# 1226

Date May 3–24

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Positively Girls Club Ages 8–12 Positively Girls Club is using the Girls with Ideas evidence-based curriculum. In this session, girls will learn what it means to find their voice and leadership style while also learning what other young women around the world are doing to impact their communities. Once the girls gain confidence in their own leadership styles and gifts, the next session, the girls will get to formulate ideas, work together to compile or tweak ideas, and then they will brainstorm on how to implement them and vote on final projects. The girls will come up with ideas focused on business, community, and the environment. Girls will then be split up into groups to decide on an idea for each subject and implement it.

CRS# 1219

Date May 3–24

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Positively Girls Circle Ages 13–18

"My child loves coming to the MLK Jr. Center. We love the games, activities, leaders, and everything else."

Positively Girls Circle strives to provide girls ages 13– 18 with a safe and encouraging environment where girls have positive mentorship, and an opportunity to build their self-esteem and self-identity. PGC utilizes an evidence-based curriculum that provides skill development for media literacy and digital citizenship with more accurate information on how to use social media safely in an emotionally-healthy manner. This curriculum uses complex intersecting topics of technology, body image, cyber bullying, self-esteem, and relationships.

CRS# 1217

Date May 3–24

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YOU KNOW YOUR CHILD BEST. If you are concerned about your child’s development, talk to your child’s doctor or call Help Me Grow Shasta at 2-1-1 to learn how to get the help your child might need.

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These are just a few of many important milestones to look for. For more complete checklists by age visit www.cdc.gov/ActEarly or call 1-800-CDC-INFO.

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Summer Safely to Summer Fun. In Redding, we are surrounded by endless opportunities for fun in and around the water. But having access to so many lakes, rivers, waterfalls and swimming pools requires responsibility and education, too.

Redding Recreation is committed to ensuring that community members of all ages are water-safe.

That’s why we offer a full line up of water safety classes - including Spring and Summer swim lessons, American Red Cross Certification Courses, Diving Lessons and the Jr. Lifeguard Program.

Swim lessons are more than just an opportunity to have your littles gain comfort in the water. The skill sets developed in our classes are a necessity.

Swimming lessons have the power to reduce childhood drowning by 88%. Teach your kids young how to protect themselves and others in the water.

Water Safety classes aren’t just for kids. Even if you are an adult who has grown up in and around water, taking time to refresh your water safety skills could save someone’s life - including your own.

Classes begin in May. You can register today at reddingrecreation.com.

Meanwhile, here are four crucial safety reminders:

The color of your swimsuit matters.

While it’s fun to wear every color in the rainbow, some colors are much safer options than others where swimming is concerned. What can be seen in smooth water can completely disappear with water agitation. Choose a swimsuit with bright and contrasting colors. Neon pink and neon orange are ideal. Think of it like wearing reflective clothing at night to help motorists to see you better. Avoid dark colors that could be mistaken for leaves, dirt, or a shadow. A white swimsuit is the hardest to spot in a pool with a light-colored bottom, as it disappears almost entirely with any water agitation.

Life jackets are for everyone.

Most boating fatalities occur as a result of drowning.

If you go boating, wear a life jacket. That goes for kids and adults. It may feel strange to wear one if you know how to swim, but it could be the very thing that saves your life in an emergency

"Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury-related death for children ages 1-4. Our goal is to make sure every local child is water safe, especially during hot summers."

-Jenny Moore, Redding Aquatics Supervisor

Effective supervision saves lives.

Effective supervision requires a mental commitment! Make sure that when you are in charge of supervising others in or around water, you are not reading a book, checking your phone, socializing, coaching, doing yard work or participating in any other tasks that could distract you from being fully engaged in supervising. Stay safe, smart, alert and engaged in and around the water!

Know your skill level.

Even those who would generally consider themselves “good swimmers” are at risk of drowning while trying to save someone else. Be aware that a panicked child, no matter their age, has the power to drown an adult.

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Swim Lessons REDDING AQUATIC CENTER 6 months–5 years

Parent & Me

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Little ones learn swimming readiness & to love the water though games & songs.

Preschool

Spring $30

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Beg. | 18 mo.–5 yrs.

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Adv. | 3–5 yrs.

Summer $55

6+ years

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GOLDFISH

3–5 years

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Follow these 4 simple steps to determine what swim lesson class is best for your swimmer.

Group Swim Lessons Swim lessons taken by class. Spring lessons are four 30-minute lessons completed M–Th in one week. Summer and lessons are comprised of eight 30-minute lessons completed M–Th over the course of 2 weeks. Sign up for as many sessions as you’d like! Our goal is to get your swimmer comfortable & skilled in and around the water.

Twice-a-Week Option for Parent & Me Classes Swim lessons 4 times a week might be too taxing on the littlest swimmers, so we have created a special 2/Week Option for Parent & Me age groups in the summer only! You still get eight 30-minute classes, but they happen twice a week over the course of 4 weeks instead of over 2 weeks like regular classes.

Private Lessons You might want to sign up for Private swim lessons to give you or your swimmer more individual attention. We have private lessons available individually or private lesson packages, which include 4 private lessons that take place in a one week session. Lessons are for all ages, toddlers to adults!

Individual Private Lessons Private: $25/student/half-hour Semi-Private: $20/two students/half-hour; Semi-Private lessons are for 2 students who will be signed up together and are at a similar skill level. Great for siblings & friends.

Private Lesson Package Deal Private: $82/four 1-on-1 private swim lessons Semi-Private: $124/four 2-on-1 private swim lessons for students who will be signed up together and are at a similar skill level. Great for siblings & friends.

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Step 1. Choose an age group

Swim lessons are divided first by age group. The chart at the right breaks the groups into Parent & Me, Preschool, & School Age. Aqua Athletes are school-age students who are more confident in the water and are ready for more of a challenge. You will select your swim lessons from age group first.

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Step 2. Choose the water skill level

After age, swim lessons are divided by skill & confidence level. If your child is timid around the water, start at the very beginning of the lesson tier and move your way up during the season. If your child is confident, likes the water, and likes putting their face in the water, you can decide which skill level to start with. It is always recommended to start low and grow into the appropriate level.

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Step 3. Select your session & time slot

Swim lessons are divided into sessions: Spring & Summer. Choose the week your child can attend (session), and select the time slot you can commit to that week. Swim lessons will be held at the same time each day.

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Step 4. Register Online Search & register online for swim lessons.

These will be organized by age group and skill level (fish name).

To schedule private lessons, call the Recreation Office at 225.4095 or the Redding Aquatic Center (after June 10th) at 245.7247.

Register now!

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WATER SAFETY In-Person Lifeguard Training Ages 15+ | Redding Aquatic Center This 2-weekend-long class, will certify you to become a lifeguard in both deep & shallow water.

Prerequisite: 15+ years, swim 300 yds continuously w/breath control, swim 25 yds, retrieve a 10-lb diving brick in 10 ft of water, & tread water w/o use of hands for 2 min.

• American Lifeguard Certificate, CPR/AED for the professional Rescuer & First Aid valid for 2 years upon completion.

CRS# 1360

Date May 1–2, 8–9

Day Time Sat/Sun 8a–6p

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$200

Online Lifeguard Training Ages 15+ | Redding Aquatic Center With Online & In-Person Skill Sessions The new blended learning lifeguarding course from the American Red Cross builds the same knowledge & skills as our traditional in-person training. The online format enables teens & young adults to complete interactive lessons & activities on their own time. Instructor-led sessions reinforce learning & skill building.

Prerequisite: 15+ years, swim 300 yds continuously w/breath control, swim 25 yds, retrieve a 10-lb diving brick in 10 ft of water, tread water w/o use of hands for 2 min.

Does not include Title 22. This class will certify you to become a Lifeguard in both deep water & shallow water.

• American Lifeguard Certificate, CPR/AED for the professional Rescuer & First Aid valid for 2 years upon completion.

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Date April 24–25 May 15–16 May 22–23 May 29–30

Day Sat/Sun Sat/Sun Sat/Sun Sat/Sun

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Just need to re-certify?

You may just need to take the Blended Learning Lifeguard Review Class below. It’s slightly shorter & cheaper, but you need to already be certified to enroll. Review the class info below and call to register.

"I really loved the lifeguard instructors and how they taught at a level & pace for everyone."

Blended Learning Review Class Ages 15+ | Redding Aquatic Center Must have current Red Cross Lifeguard Certificate.

Contact Jennifer Moore for more information or to register before April 9, May 7, or May 14 by calling 225.4479.

Basic Water Rescue Ages 16+ | Redding Aquatic Center Basic Water Rescue is designed to provide individuals such as public safety personnel, aquatic fitness instructors, and aquatic therapists, with information & skills necessary to prevent, recognize, and respond to aquatic emergencies.

This course will also prepare individuals for aquatic emergencies by teaching them how to protect themselves while assisting others.

CRS# 1385 1386 1387

Date May 8 May 15 May 22

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Time 8a–12p 8a–12p 8a–12p

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WSI Training with Fundamentals of Instructor Training Ages 17+ | Redding Aquatic Center Become a certified swim instructor.

Prerequisite: 17+ years by the last scheduled session of the instructor course, have current arc certificate for Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR/AED, or an equivalent certificate. Must pass each section of the pre-course written exam with a score of 80%.

Demonstrate competence in the skills evaluation.

CRS# 1394

Date April 17–25

Day Time Sat/Sun 8a–6p

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American Red Cross CPR/AED First Aid-Blended Learning Ages 15+ | Redding Aquatic Center This course is designed to train individuals to appropriately recognize and respond to cardiac, breathing, and first aid emergencies until more advanced medical personnel can take over. From assessing needs & making decisions to providing care, this program provides the skills you need through discussion, video, and hands-on training based on real-life rescue scenarios. Course covers adults, children, and infants.

Note: This is a blended learning class, online content must be completed prior to class.

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Date May 8 May 15 May 22

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Fee

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Junior Lifeguard Ages 11–15 | Redding Aquatic Center Participants of this 5-day Junior Academy program will receive a foundation of knowledge including: • Water Rescue & Skill development • Swimming endurance • Basic Water Rescue • First Aid & CPR • Stroke perfection Academies meet M–F from 9am–5:15pm.

Students must bring nutritious snacks, lunch, water bottle, & all study materials daily. Jr. Lifeguard & Junior Swim Instructor students must wear solid red one-piece swim suit or swim trunks.

Jr. Guard is a great way to learn valuable life skills, start building a resume, get volunteer hours for college applications, and have fun all summer long.

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Note: Jr. Lifeguard students who have successfully completed the first year of Jr. Lifeguard Academy training will be invited to register for advanced academy training sessions.

For information regarding Jr. Instructor classes, please call the Redding Recreation office at 225.4095.

CRS# 1380 1381 1382 1383 1384

Date June 7–11 June 21–25 July 5–9 July 19–23 Aug 2–6

Day M–F M–F M–F M–F M–F

Time 9a–5:15p 9a–5:15p 9a–5:15p 9a–5:15p 9a–5:15p

Fee

$175 $175 $175 $175 $175

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DIVING

Intro to Diving Ages 8+ | Redding Aquatic Center An overview of diving progressing from basic skills to more complex dives. The use of diving boards is optional for novice divers. All ages and skill levels accommodated by multiple instructors if the class sizes warrant. Must pass a swim test.

CRS# 1148 1364 1365

Date June 7–17 June 21–July 1 July 19–29

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 4:35–5:05p 4:35–5:05p 4:35–5:05p

Fee

$55 $55 $55

Advanced Diving Ages 8+ | Redding Aquatic Center An overview of diving progressing from intermediate skills to more complex dives. The use of diving boards is optional for novice divers. All ages and skill levels accommodated by multiple instructors if the class sizes warrant. Must pass a swim test.

CRS# 1427 1727 1728

Date June 7–17 June 21–July 1 July 19–29

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 5:15–6:30p 5:15–6:30p 5:15–6:30p

Fee

$55 $55 $55

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General Procedures:

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• A $25 fee will be charged for returned checks in addition to the check amount.

• Classes will be canceled 3–8 days before first class due to insufficient enrollment. Register early to assure your class choice.

• Missed classes may not be made up. Class make-ups will be arranged only when Redding Recreation cancels an activity.

In the event your desired class is full, be sure to request that your name be put on a waiting list. This enables Redding Recreation to document interest, begin new classes, and when possible, to meet greater demand.

POLICIES, WAIVER, RELEASE OF LIABILITY DISCLAIMER For individuals needing special accommodation to participate in the activities sponsored by the City of Redding, please notify the Division at least (5) five working days prior to the first day of attendance.

It’s recommended that all participants carry their own insurance coverage.

Waiver: In consideration for being allowed to participate in City of Redding recreational programs, I accept the terms and conditions required for participation, and agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Redding, its employees, agents, volunteers, officials and officers (collectively the City) from and against any injury, damage, claims, actions or suits arising out of my participation, or that of the child listed below, including those caused by negligence of the City and/or any dangerous condition of property of the City and further agree to defend and indemnify the City from and against any injury, damage, claims, actions or suits arising out of or connected with my participation or that of the child listed below (further agree to take responsibility to insure all registered minor children) and assume all risks for any injuries received. I expressly acknowledge that there are risks to my health and safety, or that of the child listed below, and agree to be responsible for all costs and expenses incurred. I further represent and warrant that I am advised of the existence of California Civil Code § 1542, which provides as follows: A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.

Notwithstanding this provision, this will constitute a full release in accordance with its terms. I knowingly and voluntarily waive the provisions of Section 1542, as well as any other statute, law or rule of similar effect, and acknowledge and agree that this waiver is an essential and material term of my participation or that of the child listed below.

Refunds: Full refunds will be processed for any activity canceled by Redding Recreation.

Refunds for any other reason must be requested by completing a Request for Refund form seven (7) days prior to the first day of the program. A $7.00 cancellation fee will be deducted from each program refunded. Refunds will be processed to the original transaction type and payee. Refunds take approximately three weeks for processing. Payee/participant may also request an account credit that is processed immediately.

Transfers: Participants may request a transfer to another program seven (7) days prior to the first class meeting, provided the fee for the new program is equal to or greater than the original program fee. The program to which the participant is transferring must also be offered in the current activity guide at the time of the request.

Consent to photograph, film, or record: Adults, and minor children registered by an adult, agree to allow designated City of Redding Staff to photograph, film, or voice record them during Redding Recreation activities/classes for use in promotional materials, publications, website, and any other informational pieces.

Severability: If any term clause or provision of this Waiver, Release of Liability and Disclaimer is held to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Release of Liability shall not be affected thereby, and shall be enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law. I have read and understand the above agreement and fully assume all risks for any injuries. It is understood that the City of Redding does not provide health or accident insurance for participants. Consent is given for the leader in charge to perform first–aid or take any other emergency action he/she deems necessary in his/her best judgment.

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Growing a Passion for Agriculture

FARM CAMP

Farm Camp Sponsors!

Farm Camp is an experience unlike any other summer camp. Each day on the farm your child will participate in nature and farm activities that awaken the senses and encourage the understanding of the Farm Camp mission, “Growing a Passion for Agriculture.”

Redding Recreation would like to thank all of the individuals who give their time and funds to support Farm Camp and the community.

For more information on Farm Camp and getting your child enrolled check out our website at reddingrecreation.org.

Farm Camp is supported by: UC Cooperative Extension

Lassen Canyon Nursery

Shasta College

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How to Register Register now

First Steps

Walk-In

Phone-In

Registration

If you have not already done so, create an online user account & register for classes, camps, sports leagues and events from any computer.

The Recreation Office is located at 777 Cypress Ave., Second Floor.

Office hours are M–F, 8a–5:p (closed some holidays).

Give us a call! We are happy to help register your family over the phone. Call us at 225.4095, and one of our office staff will assist you with whatever you need.

Pre-registration prior to first class, & full payment are required for all activities, unless otherwise stated.

Please register one week before class begins so class materials may be prepared by instructor.

Fee Assistance Program

We offer fee asistance for qualified low-income City of Redding/Shasta Lake residents (ages 0–17) for many classes & sports leagues. For more information on fee assistance availability, call 225.4095

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