Program Registration 2

INSURANCE

Accident insurance is not provided for participants in any activities. It is recommended that parents and adults obtain such insurance.

INSTRUCTOR POLICY

All staff/instructors employed by the Town of Mamaroneck Recreation must meet established minimum certification requirements & employment standards. Therefore, only those individuals properly authorized by the Town may teach at Town operated facilities.

INSTRUCTORS WANTED

The Recreation Department is always looking for instructors to teach new and exciting programs. So if you have a specialty you would like to share, please contact us at 914-381-7865.

PHOTO POLICY

The department reserves the right to photograph program participants for publicity purposes.

PROGRAMS FOR THE DISABLED

The South East Consortium for Special Services, Inc. is a voluntary, not for profit corporation providing recreation programs and services year round for youth, teens and adults with developmental, physical, emotional and learning disabilities. Program information is available by contacting SEC at 914-698-5232.

Program Code of Conduct

When participating in our programs, all participants are expected to follow these basic behavior standards. We encourage parents/guardians to review and discuss the behavior standards with their children prior to participating in the program. Adult participants in our programs are held to the same standards. • Every participant is expected to promote and support a safe, fun and healthy environment through productive participation to achieve their full potential. • Every participant is expected to exercise respect. This includes, but is not limited to; themselves, other participants, staff members, Town facilities and equipment. • Every participant is expected to know and understand the rules given by the program instructor associated with the program and follow them. • Horseplay, unwelcome teasing, abusive or foul language, hitting, fighting or any other form of harassment or intimidation will not be tolerated. • Some Youth programs may require parental supervision during the program. Failure to maintain any of the above standards, may result in suspension or expulsion of the participant from the program and any future programs.