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Park District Board

Park District Board meetingsThe Streamwood Park District Board meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Hoosier Grove Barn. All meetings are open to the public. Notices of all meetings are posted online and within all Park District facilities.

We would love to see you there. Please visit us online at www.SPDCARES.com to share any thoughts or suggestions.

Board President

Richard T. Janiec

Board Vice President

Raees Yawer

Commissioner

Adriana Armstrong

Commissioner

Rick Brogan

Commissioner

Bill Wright

Dear Streamwood Park District Residents,

�e Streamwood Park District completed the renovation of Grow Park, Autumn Chase Park, Ridge Park, and Surrey Woods Park playgrounds in 2018. In 2017, Buchanan, Challenger South, Friendship and Oak Ridge Parks were renovated with new play structures. �e Je�erson Park exercise trail renovation will be complete by Summer 2019.

�e playground structures installations that occurred in the 1990’s were not staggered or spread out to plan for a manageable lifecycle replacement schedule. Today, the Park District is challenged with 23% of our parks structures are between 25-30 years old, 34% being between 20-24 years old, 17% being between 15-20 years old, and 26% being between 10-15 years old.

�e renovated parks have been spread out among various neighborhoods throughout the community, and no single neighborhood had numerous playgrounds being replaced. �e play structures have been replaced with modern play components, consisting of multiple play opportunities that meet all current playground and safety standards, including ADA compliance considerations. �e Park District also solicited feedback from the neighborhoods impacted by the plans and asked the residents to vote on the options for the equipment themes and related components.

We know playground safety is important. �e Park District has three sta� members who have been licensed as Certi�ed Playground Safety Inspectors (CPSI), ensuring that the Park District is regularly monitoring the safety of all play structures; especially the older ones.

We are also seeking alternative revenue sources such as grants to continue our park and playground renovations. One example being a grant application to update Commissioners’ Park (formerly Aquarius Park). �e awarding agency will be making decisions late Spring 2019.

�e goal of our playground replacement plans are to provide the Streamwood residents with as many new play structures as are economically feasible, with the least amount of disruption to your enjoyment of our parks.

If you have any park safety concerns, please contact the Parks Department at [email protected], or can call the Parks Hotline at 630.483.3134.

�ank you.Richard T. JaniecPark District Board President

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Facility hoursPARK PLACE FAMILY RECREATION CENTER

550 S. Park Blvd.

Guest Services: 630.483.3010

Fitness Counter: 630.483.3017

Registration: 630.483.3025

Fax: 630.483.0562

Monday - Friday: 5:30a - 10p

Saturday & Sunday: 7a - 8p

Holiday Hours

Good Friday 4/19 5:30a-5p

Easter 4/21 CLOSED

Memorial Day 5/27 5:30a-12p

Independence Day 7/4 CLOSED

COMMUNITY CENTER

777 S. Bartlett Road

Phone: 630.483.3734

Monday - Friday: 12p - 8p

Holiday Hours

Good Friday 4/19 12p - 8p

Easter 4/21 CLOSED

Memorial Day 5/27 CLOSED

Independence Day 7/4 CLOSED

HOOSIER GROVE BARN

700 W. Irving Park Road

Phone: 630.483.3135

Fax: 630.372.1893

Monday - Friday: 10a - 6p

Saturday: 9a - 4p

CLOSED ALL HOLIDAYS

HOOSIER GROVE MUSEUM

700 W. Irving Park Road

Phone: 630.483.3137

Fax: 630.550.5270

Wednesday: 11a - 4p

Saturday: 9 - 11:30a

CLOSED ALL HOLIDAYS

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

777 S. Bartlett Road

630.483.3161

Fax: 630.372.7284

Monday - Friday: 8:30a - 4:30p

Holiday Hours

Good Friday 4/19 8:30a-4:30p

Easter 4/21 CLOSED

Memorial Day 5/27 CLOSED

Independence Day 7/4 CLOSED tabl

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s 3 park district boardpark district board commissioners

presiden’ts letter • park board meetings

6 about uscore values • mission statement • vision

7 program informationprogram staff directory

9 Special eventsholly jolly july holidaze • egg dive

brunch with the bunny • touch-a-truck

daddy/daughter dance • summer kick-off

play in the park • egg hunt

marvelous dancing heroes

12 activkidz clubafterschool club • breakfast club

kids out club • spring break camp

14aquaticsaquatic center • pool hours • cpr training

group swim • adult swim • open swim

aquatic memberships • 100 mile swim club

paint the pool windows • swim lessons

lifeguard certification

17athleticsearly childhood athletics • gymnastics

hoopsology • youth dodgeball

playground games • golf lessons

basketball camp • youth leagues

top flight volleball clinic • martial arts

girls spring softball • adult athletics

youth fall soccer • tennis • karate

gymnastics • martial arts

26 cultural artsdance academy • dance camp • dance classes

starlights • spotlight • music lessons

theater academy • the lion king jr.

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29 summer day campsexplorers 1 • explorers 2 • game on! camp

teen camp

31 early childhoodbuilding block preschool • enrichment classes

tot rock • kid rock • early childhood athletics

33 youth interestcrafty adventures • magic class • dog obedience classes

33fitnesspark place fitness center • fitness equipment • memberships

wine down yoga • tnt • tnt extreme • hatha yoga

fitness in the park • jazzercise • personal training

group fitness • streamwood stride 5k/10k

39 parksmemorial program • park pride day • cpsi certification

dog parks • parks map

43 rentalspark place pool parties • park place rentals

sunny hill park shelters • Hoosier grove park shelters

Hoosier grove barn • weddings

46 registrationregistration hours • registration form

registration information/general information

Spring/Summer 2019 Cover

Our unknown cover star was attending one of our 2018 Play in the Park events.

featured eventMarvelous Dancing Heroes

Thursday, March 28

featured eventPark Pride Day

Saturday, May 18

featured eventJr. Lifeguard Certification

July 11 | August 8


about us

Core values | s.p.d.c.a.r.e.s.SAFETYSafe, wholesome parks and facilities.

PRESERVATIONPreserving and celebrating our community’s rich history and environment.

DIVERSITYRecreational and employment opportunities that reflect our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and the changing needs of our community.

COLLABORATIONBuilding collaborative relationships with public and private agencies.

ACCOUNTABILITYHolding ourselves accountable for continuous Improvement by implementing meaningful change through best practice.

RESPONSIBILITYProviding responsible and proactive stewardship of all of our agency resources (human, financial, and environmental).

ETHICSCreating a work environment that is committed to high ethical standards, compassion, integrity, initiative, accountability, and innovation.

SERVICEDelivering a service environment of friendliness, respect, fairness, and honesty.

mission StatementThe Streamwood Park District provides diverse and responsive recreational opportunities that enhance the quality of the community through our parks, facilities, service, employees, and volunteers.

visionThe Streamwood Park District enriches life with memorable moments through excellencein recreation.

in-person • drop-off mail-in

Park Place Family Recreation Center550 S. Park Blvd.

P:630.483.3025 | F:630.483.0562M-Th: 8:30 a - 7 p | F: 8:30 a - 4 p

Sa: 9 a - 1 p | Su: Closed

online registration

REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.SPDCARES.COM

Use the first 6 digits of the “class code” to search for your class

@StreamwoodParks

@StreamwoodParks

@Streamwood_Parks

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GET SOCIAL WITH USThe Streamwood Park District takes

pride in being able to reach the community via social media by

updating you on news, updates, closures, and upcoming events.

We invite you to “Get Social With Us” by following us on social

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Program Staff Directory

Program Guide/Program Information

Adult Athletics/Leagues Jake Larson; CPRP 630.483.3731 [email protected]

Aquatics/Swim Lessons Laura Plager; CPRP 630.483.3015 [email protected]

Community/Special Events Laura Plager; CPRP 630.483.3015 [email protected]

Building Block Preschool Cindy Babicz; CPRP 630.483.3730 [email protected]

Dance Academy Cindy Babicz; CPRP 630.483.3730 [email protected]

Dog Obedience Recreation Manager 630.483.3010

Early Childhood Enrichment Cindy Babicz; CPRP 630.483.3730 [email protected]

Early Childhood Athletics Jake Larson; CPRP 630.483.3731 [email protected]

Fitness/Memberships Kyle Saros; CPRP 630.483.3018 [email protected]

Girls Softball League Jake Larson; CPRP 630.483.3731 [email protected]

Girls Volleyball League Jake Larson; CPRP 630.483.3731 [email protected]

Golf Recreation Manager 630.483.3010

Gymnastics Recreation Manager 630.483.3010

Hoosier Grove Museum Museum Manager 630.483.3137 @spdcares.com

Hoosier Grove Barn Leslie DeMoss 630.483.3135 [email protected]

Martial Arts Recreation Manager 630.483.3010

Music Academy Cindy Babicz; CPRP 630.483.3730 [email protected]

Open Gym Kyle Saros; CPRP 630.483.3018 [email protected]

Park Pride Day Amy Vito 630.483.3112 [email protected]

Party Rentals Leslie DeMoss 630.483.3135 [email protected]

Personal Training Kyle Saros; CPRP 630.483.3018 [email protected]

Seniors (55+) Recreation Manager 630.483.3010

Special Needs Steve Muenz; CPRP 630.483.3091 [email protected]

Tennis Jake Larson; CPRP 630.483.3731 [email protected]

Theater Academy Cindy Babicz; CPRP 630.483.3730 [email protected]

Youth/ActivKidz Club Cindy Babicz; CPRP 630.483.3730 [email protected]

Youth Soccer Jake Larson; CPRP 630.483.3731 [email protected]

Abbreviation KeyDays

M - Monday Tu - Tuesday

W - Wednesday Th - Thursday

F - Friday Sa - Saturday

Su - Sunday

Locations

PP - Park Place CC - Community Center

HGB - Hoosier Grove Barn

HGM - Hoosier Grove Museum

Rates/Fees

R/NR - Resident/Non-Resident

Time

a - a.m. p - p.m.


Sponsorships & advertising

“I get additional business by advertising with the Streamwood Park District.” - Sandy Stewart; Sandy Stewart REMAX/Suburban

A partnership with the Streamwood Park District provides an affordable and effective way to attain greater visibility for your business and impact

the community.

Whether it is by providing in-kind or food donations, goody bags, or monetary sponsorships, we will help you find the best fit for your business.

WHAT WE OFFERWe offer sponsorships of events and programs, advertising in our Program Catalogs and

Program Guides, advertising on our electronic bulletin board at Park Place, banners in our Park Place Gym, and in-kind partnerships.

GIVING BACKWe so strongly believe in giving back to the community, that we give approximately $10,000 in yearly

scholarships to those facing financial challenges. The goal is to fund the scholarship program by donations from our partner program.

VISIBILITY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY40,770 Streamwood residents

8,000 guests visit each month Park Place Family Recreation Center12,000 Seasonal Program Activity Guides printed annually

6,850 social media followers 5,000 special event goers each year

3,000 sporting events goers each year

PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIESActivity/Program Guide Advertising • Program Advertising • Family Events

Special Community Events • Race Events • Day CampsSports Leagues • In-Kind Donations

If you’d like to partner with the Steamwood Park District, or if you’d like more assistance, please contact Communications & Marketing Manager Jean Stone

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Special events

Come to the Park Place Aquatic Center for this unusual egg hunt, where eggs are scattered around the Activity Pool for the kids to hunt.

Make sure to arrive at the appropriate time, as age groups will start promptly at the time stated below. Each age group’s hunt only lasts a few minutes. Bring plastic bag or a plastic basket to collect your goodies.

The Activity Pool is closed until approximately 2 p.m. for the hunt. Open swim will last until 4:30 pm.

10 - 11 years | 1 p.m. 8 - 9 years | 1:10 p.m.

6 - 7 years | 1:20 p.m. 4 - 5* years | 1:30 p.m.

3 years & under | 1:40 p.m.

• *children under the ages of 5 must have an adult/guardian 18 years or older within arm’s reach at all times during the event.

• Everyone entering the pool area must pay admission (whether they swim or not).

• Children under the age of 10 years must be accompanied by a paying adult/guardian age 18 or older at all times.

• NO PASSES ACCEPTED FOR EVENT.• Participants are responsible for bringing their own bags/baskets.

Baskets or bags will not be available for rent or purchase. Straw or wood baskets are not allowed in the pool.

fitness in the park14 years +

Get fit this summer in a park near you. Our Group Fitness staff brings fitness to the parks this summer.

Wind Down Yoga w/ Jen

Join Jen as she winds you down through simple breath control, meditation, relaxation and teaches you the fundamentals of yoga. Enjoy an evening outside relaxing, learning specific postures and taking in nature.

Oak Ridge Park 6/27 6p FREE

Bootcamp with Carli

Work through circuits and drills, using the new permanent and stationary equipment. Run, jump, and strength train in

an outdoor group environment.

Jefferson Park 7/17 6p FREE

Zumba® In the Park w/ Anna & Lilibeth

Get ready to shake it Zumba style this August. Anna and Lilibeth will take you through 60 minutes of hip hop, samba,

salsa and merengue! Grab a friend and enjoy a fun summer night burning calories, while having fun.

Hoosier Grove Park 8/1 6p FREE

All AgesSanta’s elves will take over the Park Place

Aquatic Center and need your help celebrating only 6 more months until the holiday season. Join them as they play

holiday music while decorating the pool and splash around in the water. And if you have been nice enough, they may even

hand out candy canes.Saturday July 20 1 - 6p Daily Swim FeeAquatic Center | Park Place Family Recreation Center

Friday, April 191 - 1:4 0 p.m.

Early Bird Pricing: $4.50Regular Pricing: $7


All AgesJoin the Easter Bunny for a light breakfast

consisting of fruit, bagels, cereal and donuts. Coffee, milk, and juice will also be provided.

Children under the age of 2 are free.160404-01 Sa 4/13 10-11a $10/$15

Hoosier Grove Barn

Registration Deadline: Wednesday, April 10

Children and adults of all ages will have truckloads of fun during our annual

Touch-A-Truck event. This free family event allows you to explore, discover,

and climb on various construction, park district, and public works trucks including big rigs, fire engines,

bulldozers and more. All Ages

Saturday, August 1010a-12p

FREEPark Place Lower Parking Lot

8 years & younger

Children are invited to search for candy with the Easter Bunny. Be sure to bring a basket or a bag. In

case of inclement weather, children can still visit with the Easter Bunny indoors. Co-sponsored by

Streamwood Woman’s Club and the Poplar Creek Library.

0-3 Years: 11:10a | 4-6 years: 11:15a | 7-8 years: 11:20a

Saturday, April 20 | Starts at 11 a | FREE EventRahlf’s Woods Park

S U M M E R K I C K - O F FTuesday, June 11 at 6-8p Rahlfs Woods ParkCome join us, in conjunction with the Poplar Creek Library, for a fun and FREE night to celebrate the start of summer.We’ll have hotdogs, inflatables, games, face paintingand family activities!


ALL AGESDad’s come dressed in your Sunday best. Daughters put on your favorite dress and join us for Cinderella’s Ball! Our dads and daughters will receive the royal treatment while enjoying a light meal, dancing, contests, picture opportunities, and lots of memories! 160421-02 Friday May 10 6 - 7:30p $20/adult. $10/child

Hoosier Grove Barn

ALL AGESPOW! BAM! BOOM!

Bring your family and friends to help us fight off villains at the Hoosier Grove Barn dressed as your favorite super hero.

The night will include dancing, dinner, and a craft activity. Stay until the end to see who wins Best Costume.

160427-01 Thursday March 28 6:30-8p $10/personHoosier Grove Barn

ALL AGESJoin our staff for fun activities in different parks this summer.

Movie in the ParkCome for the play, stay for the movie! Join us

immediately after Play in the Park.Come for the play, stay for the FUN!

Thursday July 11 6 - 7:30p FREE Thursday August 8 6 - 7:30p FREEHoosier Grove Park Sunny Hill Park


ActivKidz club2019-2020 School Year

Registration begins June 22

A minimum of two (2) days is required in all programs per week. If your child is unable to

attend the program for any reason, in order to hold that spot payment must be continued.

Schedule changes are permitted only once. A service fee is applied to additional

schedule changes.

Registration must occur at least two days prior to a child’s first day of ActivKidz Club, allowing our staff enough time to notify the school and

change the bus route. All Saturday registrations will not be able to start until the Wednesday

of the following school week.ActivKidz Club Programs only available to

the following schools:• Canton Middle School• Hanover Countryside• Hilltop Elementary• Ridge Circle

Elementary• Sunnydale Elementary• Glenbrook Elementary

• Heritage Elementary• Oakhill Elementary• St. John the Evangelist• Tefft Middle School• Streamwood Park

District Building Block Preschool

ActivKidz Club Requirements• Number of days your child(ren) will be attending

(5,4,3,2)• $150 deposit, which includes non-refundable $25

service fee (per family)• Completed registration form• Program Information Form (PIF)• Parent Handbook Confirmation Letter• Recent photo of your child(ren)

ActivKidz Club FeesBreakfast Club Only $8/day

Afterschool Club Only $20/day

Second/Third Child $19/day

PLEASE CALL REGARDING AVAILABILITY OF BREAKFAST CLUB & AFTERSCHOOL CLUB, AS THEY TEND TO FILL UP FAST. IF FULL, YOU CAN BE PLACED ON A WAIT-LIST.

afterschool ClubKindergarten through 8th Grade

520603-01 End of school day to 6 p

Parkside Room | Park Place Family Recreation Center

Breakfast ClubKindergarten through 8th Grade

520601-01 6:50 a to the start of school


kids out clubHeld on no school days for District U-46 (except for national holidays). A field trip is taken each day. Fee includes transportation lunch and the cost of the trip. Lunch may be part of the trip package or provided by the Park District. Additional money for tokens or ride coupons may be brought but at the responsibility of the child. Please do not send more that $10. A Program Information Form and a current photo of your child(ren) are required before your child(ren) can attend.

Deadline to register for each day is 3 days prior to the start of the program. If the minimum for each class is not met the trip may be canceled.

Certain trips are dependent on the number of participants. Trip locations are subject to change if participant minimums are not met.

Extended hours are available for an additional fee. A Streamwood Park District ActivKidz Club t-shirt must be worn on all Kids Out Club trips. T-shirts can be purchased at Registration for $10.

520604-16 F 5/3 Movies & McDonalds

9a-4p $36/$36

520604-20 Th 5/30 Lego Land 9a-4p $38/$38

520604-21 F 5/31 Odyssey Fun World

9a-4p $38/$38

520604-01 M 8/5 August Kids Out Club trips are TBD.

9a-4p $38/$38

520604-02 Tu 8/6 9a-4p $38/$38

520604-03 W 8/7 9a-4p $38/$38

520604-04 Th 8/8 9a-4p $38/$38

520604-05 F 8/9 9a-4p $38/$38

520604-06 M 8/12 9a-4p $38/$38

520604-07 Tu 8/13 9a-4p $38/$38

Extended Hours

520604-45 F 5/3 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-49 Th 5/30 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-50 F 5/31 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-30 M 8/5 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-31 Tu 8/6 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-32 W 8/7 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-33 Th 8/8 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-34 F 8/9 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-35 M 8/12 7a - 6p $12/$12

520604-36 Tu 8/13 7a - 6p $12/$12


spring break campRegistration Deadline: March 21

Bring your child for a week of games, crafts, swimming,

and more.

Campers should bring a sack lunch, swimsuit and a towel every day to camp. Please dress accordingly as

we will be going outdoors (weather permitting).

If the minimum of eight (8) participants per day is not met, the program will be

canceled for that day.REGULAR HOURS

120606-01 M 3/25 9a-3:30p $25/$37.50

120606-02 Tu 3/26 9a-3:30p $25/$37.50

120606-03 W 3/27 9a-3:30p $35/$52.50

120606-04 Th 3/28 9a-3:30p $25/$37.50

120606-05 F 3/29 9a-3:30p $25/$37.50

BOLD indicates field trip day.

EXTENDED HOURS

120606-06 M 3/25 7a-6p $10/$15

120606-07 Tu 3/26 7a-6p $10/$15

120606-08 W 3/27 7a-6p $10/$15

120606-09 Th 3/28 7a-6p $10/$15

120606-10 F 3/29 7a-6p $10/$15


7 out of 10 Americans regularly visit their local

Parks & Recreation Facilities.source: National Parks Association,

The Economic Impact of Local Parks (2018)

Join us for some FREE events this Spring & Summer

happening in our parks

Egg HuntApril 20

Rahlfs Woods Park

Movie in the ParkJuly 11

Sunny Hill Park

Wind Down YogaJune 27

Oak Ridge Park

Zumba® in the ParkAugust 1

Hoosier Grove Park


aquaticsPark Place aquatic Center550 S. Park Blvd.

The Park Place Aquatic Center has gained an outstanding reputation for serving the community in a convenient and safe setting. Each year, our team instructs over 1,000 individuals in our swim lessons program. The Aquatics Center has also become the go-to place for a number of popular water fitness programs such as aqua zumba, and others.

aquatic center amenities• 25 yard, 6-lane lap pool • Activity pool

• 0-depth entry • Water play features

• Kiddy slide • Horseshoe channel

• Bubble bench • 60ft. Water slide

• Whirlpool • Two (2) dry saunas

• Family locker rooms • Sun deck

spring pool hoursParent/Tot Swim (children 5 years & under)

T/Th 10:30 a - 12 p

Activity pool

All Ages Open Swim

Tu 6:30 - 8:30 p

F 4 - 6 p

Sa/Su 1 - 6 p (safety break 3:30 - 3:45 p)

Activity & lap pools

summer pool hoursBegins June 3

Parent/Tot Swim (children 5 years & under)

F 10:30 a - 12 p

Activity pool

All Ages Open Swim

M/W 1 - 4p

T/Th 1 - 4 p & 6:30 - 8:30 p

F-Su 1 - 6 p (safety break 3:30 - 3:45 p)

Activity & lap pools

group swim$3

Groups of fifteen (15) or more must make reservations in order to receive a group discount. Children ages seven (7) and younger must have one (1) adult per eight (8) children in the water at all times. Everyone entering the pool area must purchase a wristband.

adult lap swimAdult Lap Swim is available most hours of operation, seven (7) days a week. Lap Swim will not be available during pool rentals, and is restricted to the lap lanes during classes. One lane will be open, but must be shared. Check the Lap Swim Schedule for dates and times of pool closings.

aquatic center membershipsDaily 3-month Annual

Adult $5/$7 $110/$125 $175/$210

Family n/a $170/$195 $300/$355

Senior $4/$5 $65/$75 $115/$140

Student $4/$5 $85/$95 $130/$155

• Hanover Park & Roselle residents pay resident rates.• Whirlpool is closed each Tuesday from 9a-5p for cleaning

school days off open swimPresident’s Day February 18 1 - 4:30 p

Institute Day March 1 1 - 6 p

Egg Dive April 19 1 - 4:30 p

Easter April 21 Closed

Institute Day May 3 1 - 6 p

Memorial Day May 27 5:30 - 11:30 a

Lap swim only

Independence Day July 4 Closed

spring break open swimMonday March 25 1 - 4:30 p

Tuesday March 26 1 - 4:30 p & 6:30 - 8:30 p

Wednesday March 27 1 - 4:30 p

Thursday March 28 1 - 4:30 p

Friday March 29 1 - 6 p

100 mile Swim ClubAll Ages

Take us along on your journey of swimming 100 miles. Laps must be completed in the Lap Pool during swim hours, and must be completed before the last day of the year.

100 miles in the pool =

7,040 lengths • 3,520 laps • 176,000 yards

630212-02 M-Su 1/1 - 12/31 Lap Swim Hours Daily Fee

paint the pool windowsAll Ages

Do you have an artistic talent? Do you enjoy painting? Help decorate the windows of the aquatic center with your summer pictures. Enjoy some fun, music, and swimming. The event will take place during all ages open swim.

Sa 7/13 1 - 6 p Daily Fee

Aquatic Center | Park Place Family Recreation Center

adult CPR training18 +

Are you interested in learning life saving skills? This class will teach you how to perform CPR in emergency situations for infants, children, and adults, as well as, , choking, and basic first aid. Certified through the American Health and Safety Institute (ASHI).

230210-01 Sa 8/3 9a-2p $23/$35

East Meeting Room | Park Place Recreation Center

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swim lessons

starbabies®Ages 6 - 36 months

The purpose of this course is to develop children’s comfort level in the water while training adults who accompany them in the water safety and drowning prevention. The class does not teach children to become accomplished swimmers or to survive in the water; it does provide a confidence-building, fun, and loving experience. No class March 25 - March 31 or 7/4.

Spring Registration Begins February 9

120230-01 Tu 3/12-5/7 5:10-5:40p $44/$66

120230-02 Sa 3/9-5/4 8:55-9:25a $44/$66

120230-03 Sa 3/9-5/4 9:30-10a $44/$66

120230-04 Sa 3/9-5/4 10:15-10:45a $44/$66

Summer Registration Begins March 2

210230-01 M-Th 6/3-6/13 8:45-9:15a $44/$66

210230-02 M-Th 6/17-6/27 8:45-9:15a $44/$66

210230-03 M-Th 7/1-7/11 8:45-9:15a $38.50/$57.75

210230-04 M-Th 7/15-7/25 8:45-9:15a $44/$66

210230-09 M 6/3-7/22 5:30-6p $44/$66

210230-11 W 6/5-7/24 6:05-6:35p $44/$66

210230-13 Sa 6/8-7/27 9:40-10:10a $44/$66

210230-14 Sa 6/8-7/27 10:15-10:45a $44/$66

210230-15 Sa 6/8-7/27 11-11:30a $44/$66

Activity Pool | Park Place Recreation Center

startots®Ages 3 - 5 year olds

Children in this course will develop a high comfort level in the water and a readiness to swim. For those children who are developmentally ready this course will teach functional swim skills. This class teaches swimming through creative fun activities in the water. Students work toward achieving the five benchmarks competencies at their own pace in a small-group setting. No class March 25 - March 31 or 7/4.


120240-01 M 3/11-5/6 6:45-7:15p $50/$74

120240-02 W 3/13-5/8 6:45-7:15p $50/$74

120240-03 Th 3/14-5/9 7-7:30p $50/$74

120240-04 Sa 3/9-5/4 8:55-9:25a $50/$74

120240-05 Sa 3/9-5/4 9:30-10a $50/$74

120240-06 Sa 3/9-5/4 10:15-10:45a $50/$74


220240-01 M-Th 6/3-6/13 9:20-9:50a $50/$74

220240-02 M-Th 6/3-6/13 10-10:30a $50/$74

220240-03 M-Th 6/17-6/27 9:20-9:50a $50/$74

220240-04 M-Th 6/17-6/27 10-10:30a $50/$74

220240-05 M-Th 7/1-7/11 9:20-9:50a $43.75/$64.75

220240-06 M-Th 7/1-7/11 10-10:30a $43.75/$64.75

220240-07 M-Th 7/15-7/25 9:20-9:50a $50/$74

220240-08 M-Th 7/15-7/25 10-10:30a $50/$74

220240-09 M 6/3-7/22 4:55-5:25p $50/$74

220240-10 M 6/3-7/22 6:05-6:35p $50/$74

220240-11 W 6/5-7/24 4:55-5:25p $50/$74

220240-12 W 6/5-7/24 5:30-6p $50/$74

220240-13 Sa 6/8-7/27 9:40-10:10a $50/$74

220240-14 Sa 6/8-7/27 10:15-10:45a $50/$74

220240-15 Sa 6/8-7/27 11-11:30a $50/$74


J O I N T H E STREAMWOOD park district WATER GUARD

jr. lifeguard certification11 - 14 year olds

Students will learn the same skills lifeguards do and will have a chance to shadow the Park Place lifegaurds while they are on duty. This class is great for those who are interested in lifesaving skills. No class July 1 - July 3.220211-01 M/W 6/10-7/17 4-6p $75/$113 Lap Pool | Park Place Recreation Center

Starfish Swimming is a nationally recognized swim instruction curriculum

developed by the Starfish Aquatics Institute (SAI).

The Starfish Swimming curriculum is

designed for students ages 6 months to adult. Benchmarks are established at each

stage in the program that combine both swimming and safety skills.

Streamwood Park District is an independent authorized provider of Starfish Swimming.

Learn more about SAI at www.StarfishAquatics.org.

s.p.d.c.a.r.e.s.1616 2019 Spring/Summer Program Guide s.p.d.c.a.r.e.s.

Starfish swim school®Ages 4 - 14 year olds

Students work toward development of the five core swimming competencies and receive color stage awards for each achievement. The color stages are used to divide students into broad ability groups. Children progress at individual rates with the opportunity to learn the core swimming skills and progress to advanced strokes. Learning is self-paced, but challenging. No class March 25 - March 31 or 7/4.


120250-01 M 3/11-5/6 6:30-7:15p $60/$90

120250-02 Tu 3/12-5/7 3:55-4:40p $60/$90

120250-03 Tu 3/12-5/7 4:45-5:30p $60/$90

120250-04 W 3/13-5/8 6:30-7:15p $60/$90

120250-05 Th 3/14-5/9 7-7:45p $60/$90

120250-06 Th 3/14-5/9 7:50-8:35p $60/$90

120250-07 Sa 3/9-5/4 10-10:45a $60/$90

120250-08 Sa 3/9-5/4 10:55-11:40a $60/$90


220250-01 M-Th 6/3-6/13 9:05-9:50a $60/$90ª

220250-02 M-Th 6/3-6/13 10-10:45a $60/$90

220250-03 M-Th 6/17-6/27 9:05-9:50a $60/$90

220250-04 M-Th 6/17-6/27 10-10:45a $60/$90

220250-05 M-Th 7/1-7/11 9:05-9:50a $52.50/$78.75

220250-06 M-Th 7/1-7/11 10-10:45a $52.50/$78.75

220250-07 M-Th 7/15-7/25 9:05-9:50a $60/$90

220250-08 M-Th 7/15-7/25 10-10:45a $60/$90

220250-09 M 6/3-7/22 5:15-6p $60/$90

220250-10 M 6/3-7/22 6:05-6:50p $60/$90

220250-11 W 6/5-7/24 5:15-6p $60/$90

220250-12 W 6/5-7/24 6:05-6:50p $60/$90

220250-13 Sa 6/8-7/27 10-10:45a $60/$90

220250-14 Sa 6/8-7/27 10:55-11:40a $60/$90


Starfish stroke school®All Ages

This course is for students of all ages who have achieved the green Swim School benchmarks. Students refine freestyle and learn stroke technique for backstroke, butterfly, breaststroke, and develop endurance. No class March 25 - March 31 or 7/4.


120260-01 M 3/11-5/6 6:30-7:15p $60/$90

120260-02 Tu 3/12-5/7 3:55-4:40p $60/$90

120260-03 Tu 3/12-5/7 4:45-5:30p $60/$90

120260-04 W 3/13-5/8 6:30-7:15p $60/$90

120260-05 Th 3/14-5/9 7-7:45p $60/$90

120260-06 Th 3/14-5/9 7:50-8:35p $60/$90

120260-07 Sa 3/9-5/4 10-10:45a $60/$90

120260-08 Sa 3/9-5/4 10:55-11:40a $60/$90


220260-01 M-Th 6/3-6/13 9:05-9:50a $60/$90

220260-02 M-Th 6/3-6/13 10-10:45a $60/$90

220260-03 M-Th 6/17-6/27 9:05-9:50a $60/$90

220260-04 M-Th 6/17-6/27 10-10:45a $60/$90

220260-05 M-Th 7/1-7/11 9:05-9:50a $52.50/$78.75

220260-06 M-Th 7/1-7/11 10-10:45a $52.50/$78.75

220260-07 M-Th 7/15-7/25 9:05-9:50a $60/$90

220260-08 M-Th 7/15-7/25 10-10:45a $60/$90

220260-09 M 6/3-7/22 5:15-6p $60/$90

220260-10 M 6/3-7/22 6:05-6:50p $60/$90

220260-11 W 6/5-7/24 5:15-6p $60/$90

220260-12 W 6/5-7/24 6:05-6:50p $60/$90

220260-13 Sa 6/8-7/27 10-10:45a $60/$90

220260-14 Sa 6/8-7/27 10:55-11:40a $60/$90

Lap Pool | Park Place Recreation Center

I love how we were treated. I was very happy that my daughter feels more

confident in the water. She is swimming a lot better than when we

began this session.

“Kids loved the program, at first they were scared and didn’t want to come, but after meeting their instructors they

loved it and want to come back.”

@spdcares | #spdcares 17www.spdcares.com | 630.483.3010

private swim lessonsAll Ages

Designed for those who need one-on-one instruction are the perfect candidates for this class. Students will share the pool with others. Instructors will be assigned based on student’s abilities. Instructor/student ratio is 1:1 (Semi-Private 1:2). No class March 25 - March 31 or 7/4.


150220-01 M 3/11-5/6 7:30-8p $104/$156

Semi-Private $156/$234

150220-02 M 3/11-5/6 8-8:30p $104/$156


150220-03 W 3/13-5/8 7:30-8p $104/$156


150220-04 W 3/13-5/8 8-8:30p $104/$156


150220-05 Su 3/10-5/5 9:30-10a $104/$156


150220-06 Su 3/10-5/5 10-10:30a $104/$156


150220-07 Su 3/10-5/5 10:30-11a $104/$156


150220-08 Su 3/10-5/5 11:15-11:45a $104/$156


150220-09 Su 3/10-5/5 11:45a-12:15p $104/$156



250220-01 Tu 6/4-7/23 4:05-4:35p $104/$156


250220-02 Tu 6/4-7/23 4:40-5:10p $104/$156


250220-03 Tu 6/4-7/23 5:20-5:50p $104/$156


250220-04 Th 6/6-7/25 4:05-4:35p $91/$137


250220-05 Th 6/6-7/25 4:40-5:10p $91/$137


250220-06 Th 6/6-7/25 5:20-5:50p $91/$137


250220-07 Su 6/9-7/28 9:30-10a $104/$156


250220-08 Su 6/9-7/28 10-10:30a $104/$156


250220-09 Su 6/9-7/28 10:30-11a $104/$156


250220-10 Su 6/9-7/28 11:15-11:45a $104/$156


250220-11 Su 6/9-7/28 11:45a-12:15p $104/$156


Lap Pool | Park Place Recreation Center

athletics

early childhood athleticsPint-sized sports2 - 4 year olds w/ parent

Participants will be introduced to fundamental drills in soccer, kickball, baseball, and basketball. Parent participation is required during activities to help facilitate drills with instructors.

120329-01 Sa 4/20-5/25 9-9:45a $45/$65

220329-01 Sa 6/15-7/20 9-9:45a $45/$65

West Gym | Park Place Recreation Center

parent/tot soccer3 - 5 year olds w/ parent

Parents and tots work together in this class learning thesoccer fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and shooting. Instructors guide the class to aid in skill development by running age-appropriate drills and game play. Parent participation is required during activities to help facilitate drills with instructors.

120330-01 Sa 4/20-5/25 10-10:45a $45/$65

220330-01 Sa 6/15-7/20 10-10:45a $45/$65


Tiny tot t-ball3 - 5 year olds

Learn the basics of baseball through t-ball-based drills. Parent participation is encouraged at various times (at the instructor’s request). The last class of the session will be a full scrimmage game. Each participant is responsible for providing their own mitt. No class 7/4.

120331-01 Sa 4/20-5/25 11-11:45a $45/$65


220331-01 F 6/14-7/19 11-11:45a $40/$60

Softball Field | Hoosier Grove Park

Friday night sports4 - 7 year olds

Friday nights will never be the same! Choose between your favorite sports (soccer or basketball), as players are instructed on shooting, dribbling, and passing. Fun games will be played at the end of each session. No class 7/4.

Soccer

120328-01 F 4/19-5/24 5-5:45p $45/$65

220328-01 F 6/14-7/19 5-5:45p $40/$60

Basketball

120328-02 F 4/19-5/24 6-6:45p $45/$65

220328-02 F 6/14-7/19 6-6:45p $40/$60



little sluggers6 - 8 year olds

Children will learn the basics of baseball through t-ball-based drills. Batting fielding throwing catching and other skills will be stressed. The last class of the session will be a full scrimmage game. Each participant is responsible for providing their own mitt. No class 7/4.

220332-01 F 6/14-7/19 12-12:45p $40/$60

Softball Field | Hoosier Grove Park

little hoopsters4 - 6 year olds

Learn the basics of basketball in this excellent fundamentals program. Each participant will learn the basics of dribbling, passing, and shooting. Staff will stress the importance of teamwork good sportsmanship and fun.

220333-01 Sa 6/15-7/20 11-11:45a $45/$65


peewee sportsters3 - 5 year olds

Parents and tots work together in this class learning soccer fundamentals. Dribbling, passing, and shooting will all be emphasized. Instructors will guide the class to aid in skills development run drills and play games. Parent participation is required during activities to help facilitate drills with instructors. No class 7/4.

220335-01 F 6/14-7/19 10-10:45a $40/$60

220335-02 Tu 6/11-7/16 12-12:45p $45/$65

East Soccer Field | Hoosier Grove Park

outdoor soccer (instructional)Parents and tots work together in this class learning soccer fundamentals. Dribbling, passing, and shooting will all be emphasized. Instructors will guide the class to aid in skills development, run drills, and play games. Parent participation is required during activities to help facilitate drills with instructors. No class 7/4.

4 - 6 year olds

220336-01 Tu 6/11-7/16 11-11:45a $45/$65

6 - 8 year olds

220336-02 Th 6/13-7/25 11-11:45a $45/$65


combination sports (instructional)Sports will be rotated weekly in order to give children the chance to practice a variety of different skills. Fun games will be played at the end of each session. Each participant is responsible for providing their own mitt. No class 7/4.

4 - 6 year olds

Soccer and T-ball

220337-01 Th 6/13-7/25 12-12:45p $45/$65

5 - 8 year olds

Soccer and Football

220337-02 Tu 6/11-7/16 10-10:45a $45/$65


youth athleticshoopsology7 - 14 year olds

Hoopsology, presented by Big Break Basketball, is a beginner class designed for those athletes who want to increase their ability on the basketball court. Using Jr. NBA, Hoopsology covers all of the fundamentals needed to succeed in the game of basketball. Hoopsology creates a fun, yet challenging environment where players are not limited in their abilities. Players are taught the skills needed to turn themselves into the players they want to become, regardless of current skill or size.

7 - 10 year olds

220327-01 M 5/13-7/8 6-6:45p $60

11 - 14 year olds

220327-01 M 5/13-7/1 7-7:45p $60

Gymnasium | Community Center

youth dodgeball9 - 12 year olds

Participants will play a variety of different types of dodge ball games, as well as learn proper throwing techniques and strategies. Players will play with soft, spongey, gator-skin balls. Player safety is strictly enforced. No class 7/4.

220337-03 F 6/14-7/19 7-7:45p $40/$60

West Gym | Park Place Family Recreation Center

playground games6 - 8 year olds

Remember your favorite playground games from the past? Capture the Flag, Kickball, Steal the Bacon, Sharks andMinnows, etc.? Here is a chance for your child to be active and have a great time in a very recreational setting. Children will learn some of the mechanics and basics of playing sports, but will use them in a variety of fun games.No class 7/4.

220337-04 Th 6/13-7/25 10-10:45a $45/$65

Soccer Fields | Hoosier Grove Park

golf lessons9 - 15 year olds

Taught by PGA Professional Bill Parisi, participants will get one-on-one instruction as they learn the proper mechanics to the fundamentals in the game of golf. All lessons will be centered around leading students on the journey of growth and enjoyment. Classes are kept small to ensure that each participant gets the personal attention required to improve their game. A bucket of balls is included in the lesson fee.

220315-01 Tu/Th 6/11-6/27 6-7p $100/$125

220315-02 Tu/Th 7/9-7/25 6-7p $100/$125

Green Valley Golf Range | Hanover Park


world class basketball camp7 - 13 year olds

World Class Basketball Camp will concentrate on all aspects of the game of basketball, with the main focus being on fundamentals and skills training. The World Class Basketball Association has a National reputation of preparing players to play high school basketball. Along with learning the basic fundamentals of shooting, passing, ball handling, and footwork, WCB will also concentrate on game situations. The camp will be run by the WCBA Owner & Founder Dan Krauser.

220326-01 M-F 7/8-7/12 10a-12p $100

220326-02 M-F 8/5-8/9 10a-12p $100

East Gym | Park Place Family Recreation Center

top flight volleyball clinicGrades 3 - 8

Registration Deadline: June 3

Athletes will work on developing fundamental and advanced technical skills with the help of experienced Top Flight Volleyball Clinic players and coaches.

Each week participants will receive professional instruction in passing, setting, serving, spiking, and game play. Top Flight Volleyball Clinic is a great opportunity for players to improve and learn new skills to be ready to play competitively in the Fall. No class 7/4.

Grades 3 - 4

220324-01 Th 6/6-7/18 5:30-6:30p $50/$75

Grades 5 - 6

220324-02 Th 6/6-7/18 6:30-7:30p $50/$75

Grades 7 - 8

220324-03 Th 6/6-7/18 7:30-8:30p $50/$75

Gymnasium | Park Place Recreation Center

youth leagues

spdathletics.comStay up-to-date on league

schedules, standings, rain-outs, and cancelations.

SCHEDULES

STANDINGS ALERTS

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volunteer coachesOur yearly athletic leagues are highly reliant on volunteer coaches and team coordinators. All

necessary equipment and training resources are pro-vided, ensuring that our volunteer coaches are pre-

pared to coach, and have a fun and rewarding experience.

To show our appreciation of your committment, all volunteer Head Coaches receive a gift card

for their hard work.

If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a volunteer coach or team coordinator, please

contact our Athletics Recreation Manager.

Jake [email protected] | 630.483.3731

youth league affiliates

Revolution F.C.

Youth Travel Soccer

Revolution F.C. offers youth soccer in a fun, competitive, and nurturing environment

while stressing players development as they move into the high school

and college levels.

Karen O’Dowd - President/Co-founder

[email protected]

www.RevolutionFC.org

Streamwood Jr. Sabres

Youth Football & Cheerleading

Jr. Sabres is dedicated to enriching the lives of children by providing fundamental skills of football and cheerleading, as well as providing overall sportsmanship, honesty, encouragement, and self-discipline.

Frank Gargano - President

[email protected]

www.StreamwoodJrSabres.com

Streamwood Little League

Youth Baseball & T-Ball

Streamwood Little League’s ultimate goal is to provide a safe, fun, and educational

environment in which children and families can participate in sports

and their communities.

Christine Bernaden - President

[email protected]

www.StreamwoodLL.org


girls softball spring league6 - 14 year olds

The Girls Softball season typically runs from April through June. Teams will play in an inter-village league with Bloomingdale, Carol Stream, Glendale Heights, and Roselle. Games played 2 times/week; One played on a weekday and one played on Saturday. Practices will be one day per week before games start and then will be dependent on the game schedule and weather.

The practice days will not be set until a coach has been placed with the team and after assessments have been completed.

Registration Deadline: March 2

120313-01 8U $105

120313-02 10U $135

120313-03 12U $155

120313-04 14U $155

Division ages based on player ages as of January 1, 2019.

Player Evaluations: March 10

10U | 12p 12U | 1p 14U | 2p

No evaluations for 8U players. If there are only enough players for 1 team, no evaluations will be made.


Program Notes

• Each participant will receive a uniform (jersey, pants, visor, and socks).

• Each participant is responsible for her own mitt, bat, and cleats.

girls volleyball spring league5th - 8th graders

Girls will learn fundamental volleyball skills as well as teamwork and sportsmanship all while emphasizing fun! Games are played on Saturdays April 6 - May 11, with a playoff tournament taking place May 18.

Home and away game schedule will be provided approximately one week before the first game. Practice times are subject to change based on the final number of registered players.

Practices start the week of March 25 at Park Place.

Registration Deadline: March 9

120325-01 5th/6th Grade 4/6-5/18 $115

120325-02 7th/8th Grade 4/6-5/18 $115

Player Evaluations: March 12

5th/6th graders | 6p 7th/8th graders | 7p

If there are only enough players for one team, evaluations will not be necessary.

Gymnasium | Park Place Family Recreation Center

youth soccer fall league4 year olds - 8th grade boys & girls

The Streamwood Park District soccer program teaches youth soccer skills while promoting good sportsmanship and having fun. The fall season begins in late-August and runs through early November. Once coaches are chosen, parents will be contacted in mid-August. Soccer players are expected to purchase their own shin guards and soccer cleats prior to the start of the season.

U6 & U8 Divisions

These divisions are strictly instructional. Games are held at a Streamwood Park District soccer field on Saturdays. U8 teamspractice one night during the week, and U6 practices are held before games on Saturdays.

U10, U12, & U14 Divisions

U10 - U14 coed and girls divisions are a part of the Intervillage Soccer League and require travel to neighboring towns. Teams will practice 1 - 2 nights a week depending on availability.

Registration Deadline: June 29

320321-01 U6 Sa 9/7-11/2 $100

320321-02 U8 Sa 9/7-11/2 $120

320321-03 U10G Sa 9/7-11/2 $135

320321-04 U10C Sa 9/7-11/2 $135

320321-05 U12G Sa 9/7-11/2 $135

320321-06 U12C Sa 9/7-11/2 $135

320321-07 U14G Sa 9/7-11/2 $135

320321-08 U14C Sa 9/7-11/2 $135

C denotes “coed”. G denotes “girls”

If registered after the deadline, a late charge of $10 will be added to the fee. All individuals who register late are placed on a waiting list with no guarantee of a roster spot.

U6: 4 year olds - KindergartenersU8: 1st and 2nd gradersU10: 3rd and 4th gradersU12: 5th and 6th gradersU14: 7th and 8th graders

The benefits of youth sports promote healthy lifestyles and safe environments for stronger neighborhoods and more wholesome

communities. A primary goal in youth sports is to encourage active participation by all youth in fun and healthy physical

activities according to their age, interests and abilities.

Research shows that young people who participate in athletics get better grades, devote more hours to studying, think more

about their future, aspire to attend and graduate from college, and have lower suspension and expulsion rates. It is reported

that players reported lower rates of unhealthy behavior such as drinking and smoking, and are less likely to be overweight or

become obese. Other studies back up these reports that there is evidence based research to show that youth who play

sports get better grades, plan to attend college, and are more community minded.

For full details or more information on this study, please visit https://www.ncys.org/publications/the-benefits-of-youth-sports.php.

The Benefits Of Youth Sportsn at i o n a l c o u n c i l o f y o u t h s p o r t s


youth tennis lessonsSpring Session: Monday 4/1 – Sunday 6/2

No class 4/21 (Easter) and 5/27 (Memorial Day)

Summer Session: Thursday, June 6 – Saturday, August 10

* No class on Saturday, July 6

Centre Court Athletic Club’s Recreational Program is designed to be a fun high energy learning experience for tennis players. The emphasis for classes will be on quality instruction that will help our students improve their tennis games as well as a fun atmosphere. Make-ups for missed classes will be limited to 2 per class per session, and the front desk must be notified of the make-up at least 24 hrs ahead of time. Students should have closed-toe shoes, water, and a racquet. Racquets are available to rent or purchase.

red Ball Beginner 4 - 6 year olds

This class is ideal for our youngest future stars who are looking for a fun and inviting atmosphere to learn the fundamentals of tennis. You will learn essential hand-eye coordination, motor movement skills, and proper technique on volleys and ground strokes. This class is taught on a 36’ court using a red ball which has 25% the bounce and weight of a regular tennis ball. Students should have a 21” racquet which can be purchased from our pro shop.

120322-01 W 4/3-5/29 5-6p $190

120322-02 Th 4/4-5/30 4-5p $190

120322-03 Sa 4/6-6/1 9-10a $190

120322-04 Su 4/7-6/2 11a-12p $190

220322-01 M/W 6/10-7/3 9-10a $140

220322-02 M/W 6/10-7/3 4-5p $140

220322-03 Tu/Th 6/6-7/2 10-11a $140

220322-04 Tu/Th 6/6-7/2 6-7p $140

220322-05 Sa 6/15-8/10 9-10a $140

220322-06 Sa 6/15-8/10 10-11a $140

red Ball advanced 7 - 9 year olds

Whether you are new to tennis or looking to continue to improve your overall game this class will teach you all the tennis fundamentals. You will learn proper technique on volleys, ground strokes, and serves. By the end of each session you will be playing real matches and be able to rally several balls from baseline to baseline. This class is taught on a 36’ court using a red ball which has 25% the bounce and weight of a regular tennis ball. Students should have a 23” racquet which can be purchased from our pro shop.

120322-05 M 4/1-5/27 4-5p $190

120322-06 Tu 4/2-5/28 5-6p $190

120322-07 W 4/3-5/29 4-5p $190

120322-08 Sa 4/6-6/1 10-11a $190

120322-09 Su 4/7-6/2 12-1p $190

220322-07 M/W 6/10-7/3 10-11a $140

220322-08 Tu/Th 6/6-7/2 9-10a $140

220322-09 Tu/Th 6/6-7/2 5-6p $140

220322-10 Sa 6/15-8/10 9-10a $140

Orange Ball 8 - 10 year olds

Classes are taught on a 60’ court and use an orange ball which has 50% bounce and weight of a regular tennis ball. This class is designed for students who have proper technique and can consistently serve and rally and have been promoted from Red Ball 7-9. You will continue to improve all volleys, ground strokes, serves, match play, and will be introduced to lobs, overheads, and proper footwork. Students should have a 25” racquet which can be purchased from our pro shop.

120322-10 Tu 4/2-5/28 4-5p $190

120322-11 Th 4/4-5/30 5-6p $190

120322-12 Su 4/7-6/2 1-2p $190

Green Dot I 10 - 12 year olds

This class is for students who are new to tennis or need more development on their volleys, ground strokes, and serves. Stroke development, proper footwork, and match play will be a major emphasis. This class is taught on the full 78’ tennis court and uses a green dot ball which has 75% the bounce and weight of a regular tennis ball. Students should have a 26” racquet which can be purchased from our pro shop.

120322-13 W 4/3-5/29 6-7p $190

120322-14 Sa 4/6-6/1 11a-12p $190

120322-15 Su 4/7-6/2 2-3p $190

220322-13 M/W 6/10-7/3 11a-12p $140

220322-14 Tu/Th 6/6-7/2 4-5p $140

220322-15 Sa 6/15-8/10 11am-12p $140

Green Dot II 10 - 12 year olds

This class is for the intermediate player looking to continue to improve all areas of their game including consistency, power, strategy, footwork, and adding additional advanced shots to their arsenal. This class is taught on the full 78’ tennis court and uses a green dot ball which has 75% the bounce and weight of a regular tennis ball. Students should have a 26” or 27” racquet which can be purchased from our pro shop.

120322-16 M 4/1-5/27 5-6:30p $280

120322-17 Sa 4/6-6/1 1-2:30p $280

Beginner 13 - 17 year olds

"This class is a great for those who are new to tennis may not have had professional instructions before or have only been playing tennis for a short period of time. You will learn all the fundamentals of tennis including volleys, ground strokes, serves, footwork, and match play. Students should have a 27” racquet which can be purchased from our pro shop.

120322-18 Tu 4/2-5/28 6-7p $190

220322-16 M/W 6/10-7/3 6-7p $140

220322-17 Tu/Th 6/6-7/2 7-8p $140

220322-18 Sa 6/15-8/10 11a-12p $140


gymnasticsgymkhana6622 S. Barrington Road • No classes 5/27 & 5/29

Gymkhana has been providing high-quality instruction in gymnastics since 1975. They offer programs for all ages and abilities starting from preschool gymnastics, to their nationally competing USA Gymnastics Men’s and Women’s teams.

Gymkhana’s professional staff is comprised of USA Gymnastics safety certified coaches. The Gymkhana facility is 25,300 square feet of the latest and best equipment.

Parent/Tot Gymnastics

2-3 year olds with parent

Simple gymnastics and tumbling techniques are introduced through fun games and activities.

120317-09 M 4/29-6/24 10:30-11:10a $65/$89

220317-01 M 7/8-8/26 10:30-11:10a $65/$89

Pre-Gymnastics

4 year olds - Kindergarteners

Introduction to bar, beam, vault and tumbling exercises.

120317-10 M 4/29-6/24 11:15-11:55a $68/$93

120317-11 M 4/29-6/24 12-12:40p $65/$89

220317-02 M 7/8-8/26 11:15-11:55a $65/$89

220317-03 M 7/8-8/26 12-12:40p $65/$89

Youth Gymnastics

5 years old+

Emphasis on tumbling to gain strength and coordination for progression to some equipment work.

120317-14 W 5/1-6/26 4:30-5:30p $72/$96

120317-15 W 5/1-6/26 5:30-6:30p $72/$96

220317-04 W 7/10-8/28 4:30-5:30p $72/$96

220317-05 W 7/10-8/28 5:30-6:30p $72/$96

Intermediate Level

7-12 years old

For students with basic gymnastics skill ready for next level.

120317-12 M 4/29-6/24 4:30-6p $87/$107

220317-06 M 7/8-8/26 4:30-6p $87/$107

Advanced Beginner Level

6 years +

For participants who have had one or more beginner gymnastics classes.

120317-13 M 4/29-6/24 4:30-5:30p $72/$96

220317-07 M 7/8-8/26 4:30-5:30p $72/$96

Basic Tumbling

6 years+

Emphasis on tumbling with mat work and routines.

120317-16 W 5/1-6/26 6-7p $72/$96

220317-08 W 7/10-8/28 6-7p $72/$96

illinois shotokan karateIllinois Shotokan Karate Club is Chicagoland’s premier karate school taught under the instruction of John DiPasquale, a four-time National Champion, US National Coach, and President of the US National Karate Federation. In our Pre- Karate Safety classes young children develop flexibility strength and coordination in fun yet disciplined activities. This program is specifically designed for growing minds and bodies to enhance memory and agility. Watch your child’s confidence blossom and their skills improve.

Uniforms and Belt-Testing

Available through the ISKC instructor. Please note that the Youth Parent/Child and Adult classes may train together. Beginner students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met.

ISKC’s Youth karate classes will put children in touch with their bodies and offers a good mix of strength training with cardiovascular and flexibility exercises. Children increase coordination agility and poise as well as learn lasting personal safety skills. They also benefit from the mental stimulation of learning the choreographed moves of the kata and the discipline of conforming to the class rules.

Registration for continuers through advanced students will be accepted after the start date but the full class fee is required.

Pre-Karate

4 - 7 year olds

120318-01 B/C 1 W 4/3-6/5 4-4:45p $110/$135

120318-02 I/A W 4/3-6/5 4:50-5:35p $110/$135

120318-03 B/C 2 Sa 4/6-6/8 2:45-3:30p $110/$135

120318-04 Inter. Sa 4/6-6/8 3:40-4:25p $110/$135

220318-01 B/C 1 W 6/13-8/29 4-4:45p $118/$143

220318-02 I/A W 6/13-8/29 4:50-5:35p $118/$143

220318-03 B/C 2 Sa 6/16-8/25 2:45-3:30p $118/$143

220318-04 Inter. Sa 6/16-8/25 3:40-4:25p $118/$143

Pre-Karate Levels & Belts

B/C 1 = Beginner/Continuer (1 or less)

B/C 2 = Beginner/Continuer (2 or less)

I/A = Intermediate/Advanced (blue belt and up; must have taken 2 or more classes)

Inter. = Intermediate (yellow-green belt; must have taken 3 or more classes)

Youth Karate

8 - 14 year olds

120318-05 B/C* W 4/3-6/5 5:40-6:35 p $110/$135

120318-06 Inter. W 4/3-6/5 6:35-7:30 p $110/$135

120318-07 Adv. W 4/3-6/5 7:35-8:35 p $110/$135

120318-08 B/C** Sa 4/6-6/8 4:30-5:30 p $110/$135

120318-09 I/A Sa 4/6-6/8 5:30-6:30 p $110/$135

220318-05 B/C* W 6/13-8/29 5:40-6:35p $118/$143

220318-06 Inter. W 6/13-8/29 6:35-7:30p $118/$143

220318-07 Adv. W 6/13-8/29 7:35-8:35p $118/$143

220318-08 B/C** Sa 6/16-8/25 4:30-5:30p $118/$143

220318-09 I/A Sa 6/16-8/25 5:30-6:30p $118/$143


Adult Karate

15 years +

130318-01 B/C*** W 4/3-6/5 8:35-9:35 p $110/$135

130318-02 B/C** Sa 4/6-6/8 4:30-5:30 p $110/$135

130318-03 I/A Sa 4/6-6/8 5:30-6:30 p $110/$135

Parent/Child

8 year olds - adults

150318-01 B/C** Sa 4/6-6/8 4:30-5:30 p $110/$135

150318-02 I/A Sa 4/6-6/8 5:30-6:30 p $110/$135

fee is per person

Youth, Adult, and Parent/Child Karate Levels and Belts

B/C* = Beginner/Continuer (white-orange belt)

B/C** = Beginner/Continuer (white-yellow belt)

B/C*** = Beginner/Continuer (white-black belt)

Inter. = Intermediate (yellow-green belt)

I/A = Intermediate/Advanced (blue belt & up)

Adv. = purple belt & up

Wednesdays | Hanover Park Park District Community Center (3rd Floor) | 1919 Walnut Avenue, Hanover Park

Saturdays | Bartlett Community Center (Upstairs Fitness Studio) | 700 S. Bartlett Road, Bartlett

golden lion martial artsGolden Lion Martial Arts Academy is operated through various Park Districts. The focus of the Golden Lion Academy combines the disciplines of Tae-kwon-do Hapkido Judo and Kung-fu. Students 6 years and up learn the rudiments of self-defense from day one. They build upon these features by adding more advanced techniques from the various styles while also learning the Korean language and history of martial arts. As students progress they earn opportunities for advancement through the various ranks in a safe friendly and enjoyable environment. This commitment has helped the Golden Lion Academy develop countless numbers of individuals over the past 30 years. *Advanced placement requires instructor’s authorization to enroll; Green Belt rank and higher.

Parent/Tot

3-5 w/ parent

Fee is for parent and child (combined). Extra child may join with a parent for an additional $20. Maximum two (2) children per parent.

110314-01 Tu 4/2-5/21 6:30-7p $55/$80

210314-01 Tu 6/25-8/13 6:30-7p $55/$80

Afterschool Club Room | Community Center

Beginner/Advanced

6 year olds +

150314-01 Beg. W 4/3-6/5 6:30-8p $75/$100

150314-02 Adv. W 4/3-6/5 6:30-9p $85/$110

250314-01 Beg. W 6/26-9/04 6:30-8p $75/$100

250314-02 Adv. W 6/26-9/04 6:30-9p $85/$110


WITH THE STREAMWOOD PARK DISTRICT


adult athleticssand volleyball tournament16 years +

Games will run from 1pm until tournament’s end at 7pm. Cash prize and schedule will be based on the number of teams who register. Games will be played 4 vs 4 on the hour. Cash prize for the winning team.

Registration Deadline: July 21

230304-04 Sa 7/27 1-7p $120

Hoosier Grove Park

adult tennis lessonsAdult Beginner USTA Start ReStart

Ages 18+

This class is great for those who are new to tennis, may not have had professional instructions before, or have only been playing tennis for a short period of time. You will learn all the fundamentals of tennis including volleys ground strokes serves footwork and match play. Students should have a 27” racquet.

120322-20 Th 4/4-5/30 7:30-9p $280

220322-25 Tu 6/11-8/6 8-9p $140

220322-26 Th 6/13-8/8 8-9p $140

Adult Advanced USTA Start ReStart

Ages 18+

This class is designed for someone who already knows the basics of tennis can rally with ease and is proficient with match play. You will continue to develop all facets of the game including consistency, power, strategy, footwork, and adding more advanced shots into your repertoire. Students should have a 27” racquet.

120322-21 M 4/1-5/27 7-9p $380

120322-22 W 4/3-5/29 7-9p $380

Centre Court | Hanover Park Park District

adult basketball league16 years +

5 vs. 5 on Tuesday nights. The maximum number of players per roster is 12 players. The season will consist of an 8 game schedule with a single elimination tournament at season’s end. There will be monetary awards for both the regular season and tournament champions. A non-refundable $100 deposit is required when registering.

Sign up before the Early Bird Registration Deadline of May 11 and pay $575; a savings of $50!

Registration Deadline: May 25

230301-01 Tu 6/11-8/6 6-10p $625

West Gym | Park Place Family Recreation Center

adult softball league18+

Each league consists of a regular season schedule with a single elimination tournament at season’s end. There will be awards for both the league and tournament champion. The maximum number of players per roster is 20 players.

Sign up before the Early Bird Registration Deadline of May 5 and save $50!

Registration Deadline: May 18

Men's Thursday

Plays 10-week schedule.

230302-01 Th 5/30-8/8 6-10p $575/$625

Women’s Fastpitch League

Plays in an Inter-village League with games in Wheaton and Bloomingdale,

230302-02 Tu/Th 5/28-7/26 6-10p $800/$850

Men's Doubleheader

A doubleheader league each Sunday with a total of 14 games.

230302-03 Su 6/2-8/11 1-10p $775/$825

Rahlfs Woods Park

adult shotokan karate15 years +

130318-01 B/C*** W 4/3-6/5 8:35-9:35 p $110/$135

130318-02 B/C** Sa 4/6-6/8 4:30-5:30 p $110/$135

130318-03 I/A Sa 4/6-6/8 5:30-6:30 p $110/$135

Parent/child shotokan karate8 years olds - adults

150318-01 B/C** Sa 4/6-6/8 4:30-5:30 p $110/$135

150318-02 I/A Sa 4/6-6/8 5:30-6:30 p $110/$135

Fee is per person

Youth, Adult, and Parent/Child Karate Levels and Belts

B/C* = Beginner/Continuer (white-orange belt)

B/C** = Beginner/Continuer (white-yellow belt)

B/C*** = Beginner/Continuer (white-black belt)

Inter. = Intermediate (yellow-green belt)

I/A = Intermediate/Advanced (blue belt & up)

Adv. = Purple belt & up

Wednesdays | Hanover Park Park District Community Center (3rd Floor) | 1919 Walnut Avenue, Hanover Park

Saturdays | Bartlett Community Center (Upstairs Fitness Studio) | 700 S. Bartlett Road, Bartlett

adult golf lessons18+

Taught by PGA Professional Bill Parisi participants will get one-on-one instruction as they learn the proper mechanics to the fundamentals in the game of golf. Bucket of balls not included in fee.

230315-02 Tu 6/11-7/16 7-8p $100/$125

Green Valley Golf Range | Hanover Park


cultural artsDANCE • MUSIC • THEATER

It is a proven fact that kids who are involved in arts programs have higher test scores and higher overall academic performance. Arts program participants are proud of their accomplishments. The Streamwood Park District offersprograms in dance, music, and theater that call upon the imagination of every child.

We have designed our programs to let young artists release and enhance their creativity, while teaching proper skills and techniques. We take the necessary steps to ensure that all of our programs are innovative and progressive; from basic learning, performance, and competition.

Benefits and Participation

Streamwood Park District programs enhances a child’s self-confidence, improves their critical thinking skills, introduces positive leadership development, and prepare them for further study in the arts. We make little dreams a big reality.

Dance Academy

Offers several opportunities for learning, performance, competition, community involvement, and growth.

Music Academy

Caters to each young musician’s own learning style; making sure we are adequately preparing our students for local feeder programs.

Theater Academy

Takes the youngest actor the though entire arts education process from audition, rehearsal, and performance.

dance academyJune 17 - August 1

No classes July 1 - July 5 (Independence Day)

Dance shoes are available for purchse during the first week of classes. Students must come dressed in proper attire.

Instructor Code

KRC | Miss Kristin MW | Miss Melissa

CB | Miss Cydnie

pre-k3 - 4 year olds

Ballet

220901-01 M 6/17-7/29 4-4:45p $36/$54

220901-02 W 6/19-7/31 4-4:45p $36/$54 CB

Tap

220901-03 W 6/19-7/31 4:55-5:40p $36/$54 CB

220901-04 Th 6/20-8/1 4-4:45p $36/$54 MW

Dance Studio | Park Place Family Recreation Center

kinder5 - 6 year olds

Ballet

220902-01 M 6/17-7/29 4:55-5:40p $36/$54

Jazz/Hip Hop

220902-02 W 6/19-7/31 5:50-6:35p $36/$54 CB

Tap

220902-03 Th 6/20-8/1 4:55-5:40p $36/$54 MW


junior7 - 9 year olds

Ballet

220908-01 W 6/19-7/31 6:45-7:45p $48/$72 KRC

Jazz/Hip Hop

220908-02 W 6/19-7/31 7:45-8:45p $48/$72 KRC


pre-teen10 - 12 year olds

Ballet

220903-01 F 6/21-8/2 4:30-5:30p $48/$72 KRC

Jazz/Hip Hop

220903-02 W 6/21-8/2 5:30-6:30p $48/$72 KRC


teaching assistant program10-18 year olds

Intermediate and Advanced dancers have the opportunity to assist Dance Academy instructors with classes.

220906-01 M 6/17-7/29 TBD FREE


dance campGrades 1 - 6

Summer Dance Camp is a fun alternative to the traditional day camp. Kids get the camp experience with games field trips and swim days while also learning new dance skills and fun choreography. Each camp will put on a showcase on the last Friday of each session.

Please remember to send your camper with a water bottle, lunch, and gym shoes each day. Campers must also have appropriate dance shoes for their camp (i.e. ballet, camp=ballet shoes, tap camp=tap shoes). Program Information Form (PIF) is required at time of registration.

Jazz Camp (Register by June 5)

220911-01 M-F 6/10-6/21 9:15a-3:45p $240/$265

Tap Camp (Register by June 19)

220911-02 M-F 6/24-7/5 9:15a-3:45p $216/$265

Ballet Camp (Register by July 3)

220911-03 M-F 7/8-7/19 9:15a-3:30p $240/$265

Hip-Hop Camp (Register by July 17)

220911-04 M-F 7/22-8/2 9:15a-3:45p $240/$265



Starlights competition teamThe Starlights Dance Team is an award-winning competitive group focusing on lyrical, jazz, and tap. The team works all year on technique, performance, and choreography in each style. Starlights attend a minimum of 3 competitions each spring. Our mission is to create well-rounded dancers who value technique, teamwork, and tenacity. Participation is by audition only. No class week of 7/4.

Summer classes • new •220904-02 Level 1 Tu 6/25 - 8/18 4-6p $96/$121

220904-03 Level 2 Th 6/25 - 8/18 4-6p* $96/$121

220904-04 Level 3 Tu 6/25 - 8/18 6-8p $96/$121

220904-05 Level 4 Th 6/25 - 8/18 6-8p $96/$121


*Fitness Studio | Park Place Family Recreation Center

Starlights group auditionsSaturday, June 15

7 - 11 year olds 11a - 12:30p

12 year olds + 12:30 - 2p

Starlights solo auditionsSaturday, June 15

All ages 2 - 3p

spotlight performance teamSpotlight is a performance-based company that allows your dancer to perform in various community venues such as recitals, Holiday Luminaria, Guns and Hoses Charity Event and Summer Celebration. Spotlights study ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, and musical theatre. Entrance into the company is by audition only.

spotlight auditionsSaturday, June 1

Junior Company (7 - 9 year olds)

10 - 11a

Senior Company (10 years +)

11:30a - 12:30p

spotlight summer rehearsalsMondays, June 17 - July 29

no class week of July 4 (Independence Day)

Junior Company

5:45 - 6:45p

Full Company

6:45 - 7:45p

Senior Company

7:45 - 8:45p

Theater academyDisney’s®

The Lion King Jr.CASTING

TUESDAY, JUNE 11THURSDAY, JUNE 13

Students must come prepared with a short song for the singing portion. Students must bring dance shoes or gym shoes for the dance portion.

Participants must be present both days. Actors will learn stage blocking and projection as well as music and movement for the stage. Participants are

responsible for their own line memorization.

All participants must commit to being present at every rehearsal during tech week and each scheduled performance; August 5 - 10.

Actors should not miss more than three (3) scheduled rehearsals during the general rehearsal period.

221005-01 Tu/Th 6/11-8/10 5-7p $145/$170East Meeting Room | Park Place Recreation Center


music academymusic lessonsAges

Our educated instructors, graduates in music education, are eager to bring the joy of music into your child’s life. Opportunities exist for students to receive instruction in: voice, piano, guitar and violin. All lessons are offered in an atmosphere conductive to the success of your young musician. Lessons are 30 minutes each week. The day time and location of Private Music Lessons is arranged at the discretion of the teacher and the student to accommodate everyone’s schedule.

Spring Lessons Summer Lessons

Lessons begin April 2 Lessons begin June 11. No classes week of July 1 - July 5.

Current student Early Bird Registration: March 4 - March 8 Current student Early Bird Registration: May 6 - May 10

New student registration begins March 11. New student registration begins May 13.

Spring Session Make-Up Week: May 28 - June 2 Spring Session Make-Up Week: August 13 - August 18

Guitar Guitar120803-01 M-Su 4/2-5/26 TBD $128/$153 220803-01 M-Su 6/11-8/11 TBD $128/$153

Piano Piano120801-01 M-Su 4/2-5/26 TBD $128/$153 220801-01 M-Su 6/11-8/11 TBD $128/$153

voice voice120802-01 M-Su 4/2-5/26 TBD $128/$153 220802-01 M-Su 6/11-8/11 TBD $128/$153

violin violin120805-01 M-Su 4/2-5/26 TBD $128/$153 220805-01 M-Su 6/11-8/11 TBD $128/$153

Arts Academy Office | Park Place Family Recreation Center Arts Academy Office | Park Place Family Recreation Center

28 2019 Spring/Summer Program Guide s.p.d.c.a.r.e.s.

summer day campsRegistration Begins March 13

Camps are staffed by experienced and qualified leaders at the maximum staff/camper ratio of 1:12. Every staff member receives additional training, while all Directors are over the age of 21 and have experience working with children.

Registration Requirements

• Completed Camp Registration Form

• Parent Code of Conduct

• Parent Handbook Confirmation Letter

• Current photo of child

• Program Information Form (PIF)

• Family Emergency Form

Field Trip DaysExplorers 1 & 2 Fridays

Game On! Fridays

Kids Quest Fridays

Teen Camp Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday

Swim DaysExplorers 1 & 2 Tuesday/Thursday

Game On! Monday/Wednesday

Kids Quest Tuesday/Thursday

Teen Camp Friday

Session DatesSession 1 Registration Deadline: May 29

Week 1 June 3 - June 7



Session 2 Registration Deadline: June 19


Week 5 July 1 - July 5 (no camp July 4)

Week 6 July 8 - July 12

Session 3 Registration Deadline: July 10



Week 9 July 29 - August 2

CampsExplorers 1 (grades 1 - 3)Explorers 2 (grades 4 - 6)

Each week of camp is theme based. Crafts, songs, in-door/outdoor/gym games as well as swimming and field trips are all part of a week of camp.

Kids Quest (ages 3 - kindergarten)

This all day camp for preschoolers and kindergarteners features nature walks, craft projects, songs, story time, nap/quiet time, large motor skill activities, swimming, and field trips.

Park Place Family Recreation Center

Regular Hours: 9:15 a - 3:45 p

Extended A.M.: 6:45 - 9:15 a | Extended P.M.: 3:45 - 6 p

Game On! (grades 3 - 6)

Campers will have a fun-filled day learning and playing all different types of sports and active games. The main emphasis of this camp is to provide a safe, fun-filled time of playing together and learning. Field trips and swimming are also added to enhance the camp experience.

Teen Camp (grades 6 - 9)

Your teen will enjoy getting out of the house and enjoy a summer of new experiences with people their own age. Teens will work together to explore, problem solve, and build relationships that last a lifetime. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday will be field trip days, Monday and Friday will be swimming and other planned activities.

Community Center

Regular Hours: 9 a - 3:30 p

Extended A.M.: 6:45 - 9 a | Extended P.M.: 3:30 - 6 p

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camp codesExplorers 1 221111 Explorers 2 221112

Kids Quest 221102 Game On! 221103

Teen Camp 221104

Extended Camp Codes

Park Place A.M.

221105 Park Place P.M.

221107

Community Center A.M.

221106 Community Center P.M.

221108

weekly camp feesEARLY BIRD (before May 11)

5-Day Camps

Explorers/Kids Quest/Game On!

Resident: $120 Non-Resident: $140

includes $5 field trip fee

Teen Camp


3-Day Camps



A $5 field trip fee will be added if you register for a Friday camp day.

Teen Camp Only


REGULAR PRICING (May 11 & After)

5-Day Camps



includes $5 field trip fee

Teen Camp


3-Day Camps



A $5 field trip fee will be added if you register for a Friday camp day.

Teen Camp Only


A.M. & P.M. Extended Camp Fees


PLEASE NOTE

If day changes are requested after May 11, the Early Bird rate will no longer apply for the days you are changing. The household will be charged the regular rate.

Day-by-Day CampGrades 1 - 6

Day-by-Day Camp gives you the option to register for Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday every week while camp is running. Day-By-Day will give your family the flexibility to change or add days the week of the camp (Must be registered prior if adding days).

Registrations must be made at least 48 hours in advance. Last minute registrations may be accepted if space permits, however, a $5 late registration fee will be incurred.

Day-By-Day camp will be organized like all other day camps with new games, craft projects, outside activities, and swimming every Wednesday.

221101-01 T/W/Th 6/4-6/20 9:15a-3:45p $25/$29

221101-02 T/W/Th 6/25-7/11 9:15a-3:45p $25/$29

221101-03 T/W/Th 7/16-8/1 9:15a-3:45p $25/$29

Min/Max: 6/24

Park Place/Community Center

Payment PlanIf you would like to register for the entire summer, yet pay in installments, a current debit/credit card must be on file. Registration will automatically charge your account on the deadline dates of June 19 and July 10. The first session must be paid in full at the time of registration. If automatic payments can’t be made on the deadline dates, you will have until that Friday to make the full payment, or your child(ren) will be removed from the program.

refund PolicyIf you should request a refund for any reason, a $10 refund fee per family will be charged if refunding prior to the registration deadline. A $20 fee per family will be charged if you are refunding after the registration deadline.


Do you want to know all the cool stuff the Streamwood Park District

is rolling out this year?

Are you a person who appreciates a reminder of what’s happening?

Does your family enjoy the many special events we bring to you?

Sign-up to be on our special events email list at www.spdcares.com, or fill out a sign up slip at Park

Place Family Recreation Center or Community Center.

Look out for our Social Media Contests over the Spring & Summer for chances to win gift cards to

major retailers and other prizes.

Like us on Facebook!Facebook.com/streamwoodparks

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early childhood

building block preschool

2019 - 2020 School Year

September 3, 2019 - May 15, 2020

Children in the Building Block Preschool Program will learn through play, as they are taught skills to aid in the development of their creativity and their educational and emotional well-being by qualified and caring instructors with a curriculum geared to make sure that students are taught the skills they will need to enter Kindergarten, with a student/instructor ration of 10:1. Our staff works with and attends educational workshops held by School District U-46.

Enrollment Restrictions/Requirements

• Children must be the appropriate age (3 or 4 years old) prior to September 1, 2019 and must be toilet trained (exception only for the 2.5 year old class). No age exceptions will be made.

• Parents are required to bring a birth certificate or an official document with the child’s birthdate and proof of residency at the time of registration.

• Appropriate immunizations will be required for children to attend preschool.

• A completed Program Information Form (PIF), child’s immunization records, and a current photo of your child must be completed and turned into the Park District prior to the child starting class.

Program Information Forms and the Parent Handbook will be available online when registration begins March 18.

Fees and Deposits

A $100 deposit is due at the time of registration. $25 of your deposit is a non-refundable service fee. If payment is made in full, a discount of $20 will be applied towards your fee.No refunds will be granted after January 20, 2020.

Payment Options

The Streamwood Park District offers a payment plan option. The $100 deposit must be paid at the time of registration. Monthly payments will be automatically deducted from your account (credit card, debit card or your bank information must be provided at the time of registration) the first of every month from September 1, 2019- March 1, 2020.

Meet the Teacher!

For all students enrolled in the 2019-2020 program.August 21 from 9:30 - 11a for 4-year old classesAugust 22 from 9:30 - 11a for 2.5 & 3 year-old classes.

2.5 year old preschoolThe focus of this program is to provide hands-on/center-based activities that foster fine motor skills to enhance pre-writing skills, promote socialization and introduce letter/number recognition. Large motor skills are enhanced through music and movement activities that also encourage following directions and listening skills. Simple math and science projects are incorporated into the curriculum to foster critical thinking skills.

510502-09 Tu/Th 9-10:30a $439/$464

Giraffe Room

3 year old preschoolThe focus of this program is to provide hands-on/center-based activities that foster fine motor skills to enhance pre-writing skills, promote socialization and introduce letter/number recognition. Large motor skills are enhanced through music and movement activities that also encourage following directions and listening skills. Simple math and science projects are incorporated into the curriculum to foster critical thinking skills.

510502-01 Tu/Th 9-11:30a $697/$722

Bear Room

510502-02 Tu/Th 9-11a $558/$583

Zebra Room

510502-03 W/F 9-11a $558/$583

Penguin Room

4 year old preschoolThe focus of this program is to provide developmentally appropriate activities to ensure our students are socially, emotionally, and academically ready for kindergarten. Hands-on, center-based activities, as well as pencil writing, are used to emphasize letters, letter sounds, numbers, and simple sight words. Math and science projects are incorporated to foster critical thinking skills.

510505-04 Tu/Th 8:45-11:45a $836/$861

Elephant Room

510502-05 M/W/F 8:45-11:45a $1,255/$1,280

Elephant Room

510502-06 M/W/F 9-11a $836/$861

Giraffe Room

510502-07 M/W/F 9-11:30a $1,046/$1,071

Bear Room

510502-08 M/W/F 9-11:30a $1,046/$1,071

Zebra Room

registration begins

march 18


early childhood enrichmentabc’s of spring3 - 5 year olds

A is for Art, B is for Books, C is for creativity. Craft projects, sensory bins, games, and songs will all focus on a different letter of the alphabet. Instructor is Betty Bittner.

111203-03 M 4/8-5/13 11:15a-12p $36/$54

Penguin Room | Park Place Family Recreation Center

all by myself2 year olds

Designed for children who have difficulty separating from Mom and Dad. Children will be involved with crafts, simple games, finger plays, and stories. Instructor is Stephanie Velez-Fetterman.

111204-01 Th 4/4-5/23 10:45-11:30a $36/$54

Giraffe Room | Park Place Family Recreation Center

get ready for kindergartenentering kindergarten

Your child will learn to keep a positive attitude towards learning as they enter kindergarten this fall. The teacher will review shapes and colors, basic math and counting concepts, letter recognition, including first name, last name, address, telephone number, and basic calendar concepts. The instructor is Robin Owsiany.

221206-01 Tu/Th 7/9-8/1 9-11:30a $60/$85

Bear Room | Park Place Family Recreation Center

messy business camp3 - 5 year olds

Prepare to get messy as we’ll be creating works of art with materials that are too messy to clean up at home. Make sure to wear old clothes or bring a paint smock.

211203-03 M-Th 8/5-8/8 9:30-11:30a $44/$66


Jr. Snackmasters3 - 5 year olds

Participants will be playing games, signing songs, and creating a fun and edible snack using simple measuring skills; all based around a holiday theme. Please note any food allergies when registering. Instructor is Betty Bittner.

111203-02 W 4/17 11:30a-12p $6/$9


joys of summer3 - 5 year olds

We’ll be making our own kites, sidewalk chalk, paint and bubbles, playing water games, and creating summer crafts projects. Classes will be going outdoors, so please apply sunscreen on your child before class. Instructor is Stephanie Velez-Fetterman.

211203-01 Tu 6/11-7/16 9:30-10:30a $30/$45

Zebra Room | Park Place Family Recreation Center

Grow With UsBenefits of Having Your Child Involved with Early Childhood Enrichment Classes

• Early Child Care Promotes Emotional and Social Development• Children Learn to Take Care of Themselves and Others

• Offers Structure and Fun• Promotes Cognitive and Language Skills

• Promotes Math and Reading Skills• Encourages a Child's Curiosity

• Prepares Children for Future Schooling

For more information like this, please visit www.CCSWFL.org


kids corner3 - 5 year olds

Designed as a mini day camp to introduce younger children to the all-day Summer Day Camp Program. Activities include: outdoor exploration, arts and crafts, story/music time, and one field trip. Children must be potty-trained before the first day of class. Instructor is Robin Owsiany.

221109-01 M/W 6/10-7/10 9-11:30a $100/$125


my little princess camp3 - 5 year olds

Join us for a splendid week full of princess games and craft projects. We will end our camp with a princess fashion show, so make sure to come in your favorite princess costume or shirt. Instructors are Building Block Preschool Staff.

211203-03 M-Th 6/3-6/6 9:30-11:30a $34/$51


tiny little bookworms3 - 5 year olds

Your little bookworms will hear a different book read to them each week, with activities going along with the book. Some of the books to be read are: My Garden, The Grouchy Ladybug, Groovy Joe: We’re Going to Build a Rainbow, Red Wagon, Dragons Love Tacos, and more. The instructor is Stephanie Velez-Fetterman.

111203-01 Tu 4/2-5/21 11:15a-12p $36/$54

Giraffe Room | Park Place Family Recreation Center

Tot rock1 year olds w/parent

Maracas and clackers and tambourines too; it’s musical fun just for you! Each session focuses on a new educational theme that incorporates hand held instruments, play props, sensory integration, coordination exercises, and socialization. www.rockitkids.com. No class 7/4.

111207-01 Th 4/11-5/30 9:15-9:55a $66/$91

211207-01 Th 6/13-8/8 9:15-9:55a $66/$91

Bartlett Park District | 700 S. Bartlett Road

kid rock 1 & 21 year olds w/parent & 3 - 4 year olds w/o parent

Kid Rock is a music and movement program designed to stimulate development through interactive play. Fine and gross motor skills are improved through imagination exercises and by using rhythm instruments and movement props such as tambourines, maracas, scarves and a parachute. Each session focuses on a new education theme. No class 7/4.

Kid rock 1

111207-02 Th 4/11-5/30 10-10:40a $66/$91

211207-02 Th 6/13-8/8 10-10:40a $66/$91

Kid rock 2

111207-03 Th 4/11-5/30 10:45-11:25a $66/$91

211207-03 Th 6/13-8/8 10:45-11:25a $66/$91


Princesses and pirates3 - 6 year olds

Hear Ye, Hear Ye, and Yo Ho Ho! Join us for an hour of fun dressed as your favorite princess or pirate. You will walk the plank and dig for treasure while playing pin the heart on the tiara, and making a fun snack to share.

111203-04 F 4/12 3:30-4:30p $6/$9


youth interestCrafty adventures7 - 9 year olds

Create a unique chalkboard sign perfect to hang in your home. Each participant will sponge paint over a precut stencil to make a beautiful custom piece of art work. Participants will pick their own colors or follow the example given. The acrylic paint is then sealed with matte finishing to make a permanent take home project. Instructor is Michelle Wolverton.

120703-01 W 3/20 6-7:30p $15/$23

220703-01 W 6/26 6-7:30p $15/$23


magic class5 - 12 year olds

Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn fascinating tricks from a profession magician! Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading and more. While the tricks may appear difficult you'll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided and each child receives a magic kit to take home. The instructor is Gary Kantor's staff.

120702-01 Tu 4/9 5-5:55p $20/$30

220702-01 W 7/17 6:45-7:40p $20/$30

Bartlett Park District Community Center

dog obedienceLearn to teach your dog to heel, sit, down, stay, place, and come; all-around distractions. You will see immediate improvements following the first session, and after that in working with your dog for only 20 min per day. The first-class is mandatory and without your dog. All dogs participating are required to be up-to-date on immunizations (rabies, parvo, and distemper), and a negative stool sample checked no more than two weeks before the first class. Dogs must be at least 4 months older, and handlers at least 12. Same dog and owner can repeat free for life. For more info- Roc Solid Obedience at www.r-solid.com.

131209-01 Th 4/11-5/16 6:45-8:15p $120/$145

231209-01 Tu 7/9-8/13 6:45-8:15p $120/$145



aquaticDaily 3-Month Annual

Adult $5/$7 $110/$125 $175/$210

Family n/a $170/$195 $300/$355

Senior $4/$5 $65/$75 $115/$140

Student $4/$5 $85/ 95 $130/$155

• Hanover Park & Roselle residents pay resident rates.• Whirlpool is closed each Tuesday from 9a-5p for cleaning

dual3-Month Annual

Adult $190/$225 $335/$400

Family $335/ $385 $580/$695

Senior $110/$130 $190/$230

Student $140/$165 $250/$300

• All Fitness & Aquatic Membership benefits PLUS Open Gym (age-appropriate) and gymnasium access.

group fitnessAdult Student & Senior

Daily $6/$8 $5/$7

10-Punch Card $55/$75 $50/$65

20-Punch Card $105/$140 $95/$125

Annual $350/$465 $290/$385

Student $140/$165 $250/$300

• All Fitness & Aquatic Membership benefits PLUS Open Gym (age-appropriate) and gymnasium access.

all-inclusive track passAnnual R/NR

Adult $625/$745 Daily $2/$3

Family $1075/$1260 1-Month $25/$40

Senior $290/$350 3-month $60/$90

Student $470/$560

• All-Inclusive: All Fitness & Aquatic benefits, Open Gym, unlimited Group Fitness classes, babysitting, and gynasium access.

open gymDaily 5-Punch 10-Punch 3-Month Annual

Adult $6/$10 $20/$30 $30/$50 $45/$65 $110/$130

Youth $4/$8 $15/$25 $25/$45 $40/$60 $95/$115

membership detailsBusiness Rates

Business rates are resident rates that become available for anyone who works within Village of Streamwood limits. A valid ID and pay stub are required.

Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT)

Memberships are available to be billed monthly, with a minimum 12-month committment.

R/NR

Resident/Non-Resident rate.

fitnessPark Place Family Recreation Center Fitness CenterThe Park Place Family Recreation Center serves our multi-generational community in a convenient, fun, and safe atmosphere. Our dedicated staff is committed to assisting you with your health and fitness goals.

Some of the services that are offered:• Full compliment of strength and cardio equipment• Indoor running/walking track• Group Fitness studio with mirrors, wood floors, and

sound system• Spinning® class studio• General and private locker rooms and showers

Gymnasium with two (2) basketball courts• Aquatic Center with 6-lane lap pool,

zero-depth entry activity pool, sauna and whirlpool• Personal Trainers• Fitness assessment services: cardio-respiratory

fitness, body composition, flexibility, muscle and endurance, blood pressure (additional fee)

• Kid’s Place Babysitting

fitness center cardio & strength equipment• Treadmills, (LifeFitness,

Precor, Cybex)• (16) strength machines

(Cybex, Eagle)

• Stairmasters • (11) plate-loaded strength machines• functional trainers

• Stairmaster stepmills • Bosus balls

• Rowing machines • NuStep

• Ellipticals (Precor, Octane)

• Resistance bands and weighted bars & bands

• Upright, incumbent, & spin bikes

• 100lb. dumbbells & barbells

• AMT-Adaptive motion Trainer Cardio

• SCIFIT Pro2 upper body exerciser/lower incumbent bike

membershipsfitness center

Daily 3-Month Annual

Adult $5/$7 $125/$140 $220/$265

Family n/a $225/$260 $385/$465

Senior $4/$5 $65/$75 $110/$130

Student $4/$5 $85/$95 $165/$200

• Fitness Center (14 & older), Indoor Track (12 & older)• Family Memberships: The first two (2) children are free with

Annual and 3-month memberships. Each additional child is $15 for 3 months; $50 for Annual. Ages 18-23 must show proof of being full-time student at time of registration with a current school ID and class schedule. Must be legal dependent.

• Senior Memberships are for people ages 55 +.


wine down with yoga21 years +

Enjoy a rejuvenating hour of yoga at the rustic and cozy barn. Meet our yoga instructors and mingle with others while having a glass of wine and some snacks. Beginners welcome. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. 2 drink tickets are included.

7 - 8p: yoga 8 - 9p: drinks & appetizers

230102-01 W 7/10 7-8:30p $17

Hoosier Grove Barn

teens-n-training (tnt)11 - 16 year olds

Core fitness is established, then changes are made in each individual’s programs as they progress. Students must successfully complete a session, and be certified by a Personal Trainer in order to be eligible to purchase a TNT Membership. A certificate will be presented and 20% off the Student Membership will be honored. Participants may not qualify for a fitness membership until their 12th birthday.

120110-01 M-W 3/25-3/28 1-2p $39/$59

220110-01 Tu-F 6/18-6/21 1-2p $39/$59

220110-02 M 6/3-6/24 11a-12p $39/$59

Fitness Center | Park Place Family Recreation Center

teens-n-training extreme14 - 16 year olds

This small group training program is for participants who have successfully completed TNT and are looking to continue improving their overall fitness with a Trainer.

220118-01 Tu-F 6/25-6/28 1-2p $39/$59

220118-02 M 7/8-7/29 11a-12p $39/$59

Fitness Center | Park Place Family Recreation Center

hatha yoga16 years +

Hatha yoga like other forms of yoga focuses on breathing to establish a better mind-body connection and relaxation response. Hatha yoga is slower, paced where you hold the poses longer to improve strength, concentration, and flexibility.

130111-01 M 4/15-5/20 6:30-7:45p $60/$90

230111-01 M 6/3-7/8 6:30-7:45p $60/$90

230111-02 M 7/15-8/26 6:30-7:45p $60/$90

Hoosier Grove Barn

go the distance challengeAll Ages

Accept the challenge and go the distance, reaping rewards both personal and financial. All participants that “Go The Distance” will receive a t-shirt and a 10% discount on a membership or FIT Pass.

Strive for 100: Swim 100 miles or 100 strength training workouts.

Strive for 500: Run 500 walk 500 or 500 elliptical miles.

Strive for 1000: 1000 biking miles.

650112-01 M-Su 1/1-12/31 PP Hours $5

Fitness Center | Park Place Recreation Center

jazzercise®Jazzercise is a pulse-pounding, beat-pumping, body-blasting fitness program that gets you results fast. It’s a high intensity dance party that fuses cardio, strength, Pilates, hip-hop, yoga, and kickboxing. Burn up to 800 calories per hour in this 60 minute class. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

Monday/Wednesday/Friday: 5:10p

Tuesday/Thurday: 8:40a

Sunday: 10:45a

OPEN HOUSE

APRIL 1 - APRIL 6.

TRY A CLASS FOR FREE

For more information, please contact Marla at 847.361.7975, or [email protected]

personal trainingInterested in beginning an exercise routine, but don’t know where to start? Learn how easy it is to get stron-ger, change your metabolism, and get healthier by using one of our qualified personal trainers. They will

help you target the key areas you want to improve on while keeping you motivated.

1 hr. Session 30 min. SessionOne Session $40 $22 3 Pack $111 $63 6 Pack $210 $120 12 Pack $384 $228


group fitness classesLt. aqua fit

This low impact aqua class will having you moving without high impact jumps. You will strength train lightly with noodles, weights and your own body weight!

Aqua fit

Improve cardiovascular fitness with the water’s resistance. All muscles get a workout and stress on joints is reduced.

Aqua Kicksplash

Class will combine kicks, punches and total body movement all in one class. Noodles, weights and body weight work are all included in this jam-packed class!

Aqua zumba®

Combines fitness and dance moves to upbeat Latin music with water resistance.

Bootcamp

This moderate to high impact class includes cardio interval drills; mixed with speed, endurance training and strength circuits.

Cardio mash-up

Add variety to your fitness routine with a different workout every week. Classes include interval training, circuits, and much more.

Hatha yoga

Stimulate your immune system & boost self-esteem while improving muscle tone, flexibility, strength, and stamina.

Latin cardio intervals

This class is a blend of the latest Latin dances, mixed with cardio that incorporates squats, lunges and drills that will for sure have you sweating and burning calories. Cardio intervals blends a variety of fitness styles into one hot class.

Silver to gold fitness

Class is an introduction to strength training and functional movement. This little to no impact program will incorporate your own bodyweight and will use various types of equipment. Take yourself from silver to gold in no time.

Strictly strength

Use barbells and various weights to get a full body workout. Traditional weight room exercises done to music will give you muscular endurance.

Power splash

This higher intensity aqua class includes jumping, waterrunning, interval training that will get your heart rate up through a variety of exercises. Class will also use resistance equipment.

Pilates

Floor based mat class designed for everyone. Non-impact, safe, and effective. You will improve flexibility, joint mobility, balance, and posture.

Spinning

High motivation, mood lighting, good music, and an incredible workout on an indoor cycle.

Bata

A fusion of cardio and strength. Your heart will be pumping on the bike and when you think it’s just about over, it’s time to mix it up with a floor workout.

Step circuit

Creatively layered step bench class designed to deliver cardiovascular workout that is guaranteed to burn calories.

Strong by zumba®

The original STRONG by Zumba® class is a demanding hour-long session that works your entire body. It is ideal for hitting your ultimate fitness goals, and then making new ones.

Tabata

At its simplest, it is a 4-minute workout that consists of 20 seconds of all-out effort (very high intensity training) followed by 10 seconds of rest. The cycle is repeated 8 times for a total of 4 minutes. This class will include no less than 5 different Tabata Drills, warm up & cool down/stretch.

Vinyasa flow yoga

Yoga class focused on building a mind-body connection through flowing movement and breathing exercises. Students are encouraged to push their boundaries while building muscle strength and endurance. Class is designed to improve balance and coordination, and offer students the chance to practice mindfulness and self-care.

Zumba®

Shed some pounds with the Latin Dance exercise craze that Is fun for dancers and non-dancers alike.

Zumba® gold

A fun, Latin dance class for seniors to get you moving and maybe shed a few pounds.

group fitness scheduleDon’t ever miss a Group Fitness Class

Get up-to-date on our Group Fitness Schdule online by visiting us at www.SPDCARES.com.

streamwood stride 5k/10k/kiddie runRoute will be held on wide local neighborhood streets. Water stops are located throughout the course.Kiddie Race (3-7 Year olds)A high-energy, flat run with lots of motivation from the crowd. AwardsFinisher medals, goodie bags, and pancake breakfast for all runners. Kiddie Run participants will receive a t-shirt and medal. 5K/10K participants will receive a t-shirt.Pancake BreakfastPancakes, sausage, juice, milk, coffee, and fruit await race participants. Family members are welcome to take part in the breakfast for a fee of $3 (3-10 year olds) and $5 (11 year olds +). Breakfast will be served in the Park Place Gymnasium immediately following the completion of the race.Save the DatesAdvanced prices end May 31, and fees increase $10. Race Day registration will be accepted based on availability. Shirts and bibs are only guaranteed to pre-registered participants.Packet PickupPackets will be available for pick-up on Friday, June 7 in the Fitness Center from 7a-7p or on race day from 6:30-7:45a.250113-01 Kiddie Run 8a $7 $7 250113-02 5K Walk/Run 8a $30 $40 250113-03 10K 8a $30 $40 250113-04 Volunteer 8a FREE

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parksmemorial programThe Streamwood Park District Memorial Program offers patrons the opportunity to memorialize loved ones, accomplishments, and achievements in a unique and everlasting way.

Choose from one fifteen (15) different tree options, brick pavers, or a park bench.

Memorial Tree

The fifteen (15) trees offered within the Memorial Program have been selected to provide a variety of aesthetic and environmental benefits for Streamwood’s parks.

Trees are planted in either the Spring or Fall during optimal conditions to ensure proper health and longevity.

Prices are subject to change based on market and availability.

Tier 1

• tree • labor • in-ground plaque • 1 year warranty

Shade Tree $875

Ornamental Tree $825

Evergreen Tree $785

Tier 2

• tree• labor • leaf engraving (to be displayed at Park Place Family Recreation Center)

Shade Tree $425

Ornamental Tree $375

Evergreen Tree $335

Memorial Brick

$75

A 4”x8” brick is engraved with up to three (3) lines of text with a personalized message. It will be placed at the Park Place Family Recreation Center flag pole.

Memorial Bench

$1,400

A 6-foot bench made from recycled material can be placed at the park of your choice. Benches include an engraved plaque with up to four (4) lines of text.

Please contact Park Manager Amy Vito with questions regarding the Memorial [email protected]

we are cpsi certified

Learn more about CPSI by visiting the link below.

www.nrpa.org/certification/CPSI/

dogsdog obedienceLearn to teach your dog to heel, sit, down, stay, place, and come; all-around distractions. You will see immediate improvements following the first session, and after that in working with your dog for only 20 min per day. The first-class is mandatory and without your dog. All dogs participating are required to be up-to-date on immunizations (rabies, parvo, and distemper), and a negative stool sample checked no more than two weeks before the first class. Dogs must be at least 4 months older, and handlers at least 12. Same dog and owner can repeat free for life. For more info- Roc Solid Obedience at www.r-solid.com.

131209-01 Th 4/11-5/16 6:45-8:15p $120/$145

231209-01 Tu 7/9-8/13 6:45-8:15p $120/$145


freedom run dog park6150 Russell Dr. | Hoffman Estates

Through an inter-governmental agreement with Hoffman Estates Park District and Elgin Parks & Recreation Department, Streamwood Park District provides our residents with an off-leash, fully-fenced membership dog, park open all year long.

Park Amenities

• four (4) acres • area for small dogs

• seating for humans • water service

• entrance holding area • swipe entry system

• waste disposal bags

Membership Fees


Membership fees are for the first dog. Each additional dog of the same owner is $15/$20.

bo’s run dog park3600 Lexington Dr. | Hoffman Estates

Residents of Streamwood, Hoffman Estates, and Elgin pay resident rates to purchase an annual combo membership

Fee

$109

Combo Fee (Freedom Run & Bo’s Run)


Membership fees are for the first dog. Each additional dog of the same owner is $25/$30.

• Space is limited to a first-come, first-served basis.• Documentation from your vet is required upon registration

showing up-to-date vaccinations (Cook County requirement).• Current Village of Streamwood registration is required.• If paying by cash or check, memberships must be purchased at

Hoffman Estates Park District.


SATURDAY, MAY 1810a - 12p

followed by lunch at Hoosier Grove

Park Pride Day 2019 is on the horizon. Come out to celebrate our 9th annual Park Pride Day.

After a successful 8th annual Park Pride Day, eighteen parks were cleaned up by over 115 volunteers! As we near our 10th annual Park Pride Day, we are aiming to have 25

parks cleaned up. That’s over half of Streamwood’s Parks.

Curious how to get involved? It’s easy! There is definitely a park out there for you. After all, there are 47 to choose from! But hurry… your favorite park could go fast. Once you have decided on a park (or if you want us to choose one for you), contact the Parks Department and we will get everything ready for you!

The Parks Department will provide the tools, flowers, lunch and fun. You just have to come prepared to plant some beautiful flowers, pull some pesky weeds, and pick up some trash

to help prepare our parks for a busy and fun summer!

Directly following all of our hard work, you and all of your friends are invited to join us at the historic Hoosier Grove for a complimentary lunch of burgers and dogs, where you can pick up your free

t-shirt, and enter to win some fun prizes.

We can accommodate any size group. You must reserve your park by Monday, May 6 to ensure your park and supplies are ready for Park Pride Day.

Contact Park Manager Amy Vito | [email protected] | 630.483.3112


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Please join us in our ongoing commitment to keep our parks and playgrounds safe and clean all year long.

If you see any park issues, please contact our Parks Department at their confidential hotline.

[email protected]


(1) Anniversary Park - 164 LaSalle Road - 1.56 acres

• playground

(2) Commissioners’ Park (formerly Aquarius Park) - 81 Linda Lane - 21.5 acres

• playground • pathway/bikepath • basketball court • football field • tennis courts

(3) Autumn Chase Park - 205 Merryoaks Road - 2.45 acres

• playground • handicap access

(4) Bartlett Park - 917 S. Bartlett Road - 3.54 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bikepath • basketball court • ballfield

(5) Berkley Park - 315 Berkley Place- 2.73 acres

• playground • handicap access • basketball court • ballfield

(6) Brookstone Park - 132 Brookstone Drive - 3.39 acres

• swing structure • handicap access • pathway/bikepath

(7) Buchanan Park - 40 Buchanan Lane - .82 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path

(8) Buckingham Woods N. - 722 Blue Ridge Drive - .24 acres

• handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter

(9) Buckingham Woods S. - 928 Blue Ridge Drive - 1.47 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter

(10) Buckskin Park - 132 Buckskin Lane - .23 acres


(11) Butterfly Park - 1010 Woodland Heights Blvd. - 2.95 acres


(12) Challenger North Park - 501 Wellington Drive - 2.95 acres


(13) Challenger South Park - 500 Shag Bark Lane - 9.88 acres


(14) Columbia 7 Park - 128 Rosewood Drive - 2.37 acres

• pathway/bike path • picnic shelter

(15) Creekside Park - 695 Madison Avenue - .25 acres


(16) Dolphin Park - 880 S. Park Blvd. - 39.59 acres

• playground • handicap access • picnic shelter • ballfields • sand volleyball

(17) Forest Ridge Park - 16 Black Hill Drive - 2.18 acres


(18) Friendship Park USA - 510 Newberry Drive - 3.74 acres


(19) Glenbrook Park- 124 W. Green Meadows Blvd. - 11.5 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • fishing • futsal soccer courts

(20) Grow Park - 107 Grow Lane - .66 acres

• playground • handicap access • basketball court

(21) Hoosier Grove Park - 700 W. Irving Park Road - 17.1 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter • ballfields • sand volleyball • soccer fields • museum

(22) Jaycee Park - 621 Deerfield Drive - .69 acres


(23) Jefferson Park - 320 W. Streamwood Blvd. - 3.21 acres

• handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter • sand volleyball • exercise trail

(24) Kiddie Corner Park - 1560 McKool Avenue - .55 acres


(25) Kollar Park - 55 E. Irving Park Road - 8.19 acres

• playground • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter

(26) Little Creek Park - 30 White Fence Trail - 8.64 acres


(27) Marquette Woods Park - 2 Cranberry Court - 1.78 acres

• pathway/bike path • nature signage

(28) Meadows Park - 439 East Avenue - 4.47 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter • sand volleyball

(29) Moraine Woods Park - 11 Moraine Drive - .27 acres


(30) Oak Ridge Park - 1014 Oak Ridge Drive - 3.06 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • nature signage

(31) Oakwood Park - 3000 Tree Club Drive - .5 acres


(32) Park Place Park - 550 S. Park Blvd - .5 acres


(33) Rahlfs Woods Park - 1300 S. Park Blvd. - 9.46 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter • ballfields • nature signage

(34) Ridge Park - 18 Ridge Circle - 3.6 acres


(35) Shady Oaks Park - 777 S. Bartlett Road - 34.32 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • disc golf

(36) Southwicke Park - 15 Southwicke Drive - 1.88 acres


(37) Sullivan Park - 112 Nettle Lane - .25 acres

• pathway/bike path

(38) Sunnydale Park - 821 Sunnydale Blvd. - 1.77 acres

• playground • handicap access • picnic shelter

(39) Sunny Hill Park - 1480 W. Irving Park Road - 19.56 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • picnic shelter • basketball court • tennis courts • disc golf • skate park • splash pad • sled hill (winter)

(40) Surrey Woods Park - 560 Ascot Lane - 4.23 acres

• playground • handicap access • fishing

(41) Veterans Park- 415 Hillside Drive - 17.82 acres


(42) Vine Park - 1007 Vine Street - 2.26 acres

• playground • handicap access • pathway/bike path • ballfield

(43) Walnut Park - 208 Walnut Drive - .43 acres


(44) Waterton Park - 2 Waterton Drive - .12 acres


(45) Woodland Park - 549 Ridge Circle - 2.32 acres


parks amenities


rentalspool partiesDon’t let bad weather prevent you from having the pool party of a lifetime.

Pool Parties at Park Place Aquatic Center offer an affordable and fun experience for children ages 3 - 10 years old, where they can celebrate in the water all year long.

A Pool Party includes:

• three (3) hours in the party room• thirty (30) minutes before/after to set-up, decorate, and

clean up. Trash bags/trash removal is included.• A dedicated Party Host/Hostess to help set-up your

party; periodic checks on you and your guests during your time, and for post-party clean up.

• Cart to bring in and take out party supplies.• Plastic table covers in the color of your choice.• Ice and ice bucket with scoop

You are welcome to bring in your own food, decorations, juice, soda, and cake.

Payment is due in full at time of reservation. Reservations can be taken over the phone with a credit card (Visa, Discover, and Mastercard). An email address is required to send your contract. Pool Party reservations are accepted 6 months in advance.

Splash Party3 - 10 year olds (recommended)

Saturdays & Sundays

1 - 4p 1:30 - 4:30p 3:30 - 6:30p

# of Guests Fee

40 or less $245

80 or less $335

100 or less $360

Extended party time is available for an additional $50/hour.

semi-private pool Party3 - 10 year olds (recommended)

Fridays

6 - 9p

# of Guests Fee

40 or less $305

80 or less $405

100 or less $430

A Park Place Splash or Semi-Private Pool Party includes:

• zero-depth entry pool featuring kiddy slide, horseshoe channel, two-story high water slide, water play structures

• 25-yard lap pool during public hours on Saturday & Sunday• One and a half (1.5) hours in the pool area (part of your 3-hour

rental)

READY TO RENT?

For questions or help planning your next event, please con-tact Events and Corporate Services

630.483.3135

[email protected]

park place meeting roomsPark Place Family Recreation Center offers various rental packages that are flexible for all of your needs. We will supply the Event Host and room set-up, which includes tables, chairs, and table covers.

All rooms have access to a patio with a view of the natural grassland that surrounds the facility.

Food, drinks, and party items are not included.

Capacity Rate

Small Room 40 $70/hour

Double Room 100 $110/hour

all rentals require a 3-hour minimum

park place gymnasiumPark Place Family Recreation Center offers various rental packages that are flexible for all of your needs.

Rate (per hour)

1 Court $60/$90

2 Courts $115/$140

sunny hill park1440 W. Irving Park Road

Sunny Hill Park sits on 19.6 acres of land just west of the Rt. 59/Irving Park Road intersection.

• playground • skate park

• 9-hole disc golf course • tennis courts

• basketball court • pathway/bike trail

• splash pad

Outdoor Shelters

$45/hour

requires 3-hour minimum

Palomino Shelter seats 15. Thoroughbread Shelter seats 40.

Splash Pad

$165 (for three hours)

3-Hour Rental Includes:

• Exclusive use of Splash Pad with Park District Staff present from 9:30 - 11a.

• Exclusive use of Thoroughbred Shelter from 9:30a - 12:30p. Each additional hour is at a per-hour rate of $30.

hoosier grove park700 W. Irving Park Road

Hoosier Grove Park sits on 17.1 acres of land just east of Rt.59/Irving Park Road intersection.

• playground • gazebo

• soccer fields • tennis court

• softball/baseball field • pathway/bike trail

• sand volleyball • safety town

• horseshoe pits

Gazebo

$45/hour

Requires 3-hour minimum. Pricing is based on groups of 50 or less.


hoosier Grove BarnBudget-friendly and ideal for:

• anniversaries • baptisms

• baby showers • birthday parties

• work meetings/seminars

Convenient access for set-up/breakdown, kitchen, Event Host/ Hostess, tables, and chairs.

Rental Rates

Monday-Thursday $495

Friday-Sunday $695

4-hour minimum with a $175/hour for each additional hour. The loft is available for an additional $70 with your rental.

A non-refundable $300 deposit (part of your rental fee) is due at the time of your reservation. Balance is due fifteen (15) days prior to your schedule event. Rates and services available are subject to change without notice.

Rental Hours

8a-Midnight

weddings2019

Named to “TheKnot.com’s “Best of Weddings Hall of Fame” for 4 consecutive years as a “Best of Weddings” Award winner, Hoosier Grove Barn offers couples a rustic blank canvas that is both chic and classic for all of your do-it-yourself touches, making your dream day memorable and one-of-a-kind.

$7,500

Pricing includes facility and bar for up to 100 guests. Each additional guest 12 years and older is $30/person. A $1,000 non-refundable deposit (part of your rental fee) is required at time of reservation. 12% gratuity is added to cover all staff members working your event (except bartenders). Bartenders will have a tip jar. Pricing includes sales tax.

Additional charges may apply. Rates and services availbale are subject to change without notice. Wedding Package available, as advertised, as of January 1, 2017. Dishes, glassware, and flatware not included.

Facility Includes

• Event Host/Hostess

• Barn access (main floor & loft) from 9a - midnight

• Choice of six (6) ceremony locations on campus

• One hour access to historic museum/one-room schoolhouse for photos

• Campus courtyard

• Tables & chairs

• Table linens (white, black, or ivory) and linen napkins in 24 colors

• Set-up and clean-up

A/V Equipment Options

• WiFi

• P.A. system including wireless microphone

• Podium

• Overhead projector and screen with laptop (PC) VGA connection

• Blu-Ray Disc® player, AM/FM radio, iPod connection (1/8 audio connection)

• 55” TV monitor

Premium Bar Package

• Five (5) hours of top shelf alcohol service

• Six (6) hours of non-alcohol service

• One (1) Bartender & one (1) bar helper

• Bar set-up/breakdown

Available Upgrades

• 3’x3’ firepit

• S’more roasting box

• Two (2) additional ceremony locations

• Additional bartenders & servers

• Cornhole/bag games

• Giant Jenga blocks

• “Mr. & Mrs.” illuminated sign


Come discover the Hoosier Grove Museum and connect with history.

The Hoosier Grove Museum was built as a one-room schoolhouse in 1904 and

served residents of Hoosier Grove (now Streamwood) until as recently as 1954.

While at the museum, you can explore the building, touch artifacts and learn about life in a one-room schoolhouse.

Open Wednesdays & Saturdays, March 2 through December 7.

Wednesdays, 11a - 4p, and Saturdays, 9 - 11:30a.

Group tours available by appointment.

VOLUNTEER WITH THE HOOSIER GROVE MUSEUM

Hoosier Grove Museum seeks volunteers for collections management, administrative duties, and programming. People with a passion for history and the community are strongly urged to contact the Museum Manager for more information on how to volunteer.

[email protected]

NOW HIRINGMuseum Manager

Job SummaryThe Museum Manager is responsible for

opening the museum, supervising the building, assisting guests during museum

hours and administrative and design duties as outlined below. This is a part-

time position with the following schedule: Working Museum Hours March through

December: Wednesday from 11a to 4p, and Saturday from 9a to 11:30 a. Any additional hours as needed

throughout the year.For more information on the open

position, please visit us online at www.SPDCARES.com.


registrationRegistration for all programs, classes, and events begins at least one (1) week after the Program Guide is released to the public, ensuring that all interested participants have adequate time to plan accordingly. Registration will continue until all classes, programs, and events are filled or canceled (due to low attendance or inclement weather).

For more information on registration policies, please visit us online at www.spdcares.com/registration-2

Registration Hours

Monday-Thursday: 8:30a - 7p

Friday 8:30a - 4p

Saturday: 9a - 1p

Sunday: CLOSED

Payment Types

Registration payments can be made by:

• Cash • Visa, Discover, or Mastercard

• Personal Check (post-dated checks not accepted)

• Streamwood Park District Gift Certificate

Important Information

The following programs require in-person registration

• Building Block Preschool • Dance Company

• All Camps • Music Lessons

• ActivKidz Club (Kids Out Club, Breakfast Club, Afterschool Club)

Program Errors

Due to the large amount of information available in the Streamwood Park District program guide, errors and changes before or after publication may occur. We apologize for any errors in this program guide, and will advise you of any changes as quickly as possible. We will also attempt to keep the information online as current as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding when these situations arise.

Waivers

The Streamwood Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Streamwood Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for programs/activities must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate. When registering for any program, class, or event, all registered participants must sign the waiver at the bottom of the registration form, or by parents/guardians 18 and older of under-age participants.

Class Cancellations

Every effort is made to avoid canceling classes. However, a minimum number of participants must be registered. Notification of class cancelation may be made with as little as 24-hour notice. In cases where a program is canceled, you will be notified prior to the start of the program and a full refund will be issued.

Class Transfers

All transfer requests will be honored if there are openings in the class requesting to be transferred to and the participant is the appropriate age for the program. If additional payment is due, this must be made at the time of the transfer request.

Refunds

To request a refund on a program, a Refund Request Form must be completed and submitted to Registration. Administrative approval must be received before a refund will be issued. All refunds issued which are not a result of a Park District cancelation will be assessed a service charge. The service charge for programs with fees of $10 or more will be $5; programs with fees less than $10 will be charged 50% of the program fee.1. A full refund will be given when the Park District cancels a trip/program or a refund is requested as a result of being placed on a waiting list.2. A refund minus a service charge will be given when a refund request is received a minimum of four days before the start of the registered program.3. A prorated refund with a service charge may be granted when a refund request is received with less than four days before the start or after the start of the registered program and the reason is approved. Documentation may be requested with your refund request in order to be approved. The prorated refund will be based on the date the request was received, not the last attended class. A refund will not be approved if the session is more than half over. No refunds will be issued for individually missed or forgotten classes.4. No refund requests will be granted that are made more than two (2) business days after a one day program or special event.5. Refunds for trips will not be given unless one of the following occurs:A. Park District cancels the trip.B. A replacement is found to take the trip.6. Deposits for certain programs and trips are identified as non-refundable and therefore the refund policy does not apply.7. The cost of purchased individual supplies or equipment such as t-shirts, uniforms, trophies, costumes, etc. will be deducted from your refund. No reimbursements will be given for required equipment or supply purchases made by the participant or parent.8. Please allow 4-6 weeks for your refund to be processed. If originally paid by check or cash, a check will be mailed to you. If paid by VISA, Master Card, or Discover Card, we must credit the card with which payment was made.9. Any programs with special policies void the preceding.


NWSRA exists to provide outstanding opportunities through recreation for people with disabilities. Celebrate ability throughout the Northwest suburbs. Join the celebration! The team of full-time Therapeutic Recreation professionals and trained part-time sta� at the Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA) o�er safe, fun, and quality year-round opportunities to individuals with disabilities of all ages and ability levels. Inclusion assistance provides individuals with disabili-ties the opportunity to participate in their home park district program. When registering, the parent of the individual should inform the park district (and NWSRA, if desired) of any accommodation needed in order for the individual to successfully enjoy the program. The park district sta� will then contact NWSRA for assistance with the accommodation. For more information on NWSRA, check out nwsra.org. Brochures may also be picked up at the park district main o�ce or at the NWSRA o�ce at Park Central, 3000 W. Central Road in Rolling Meadows. NWSRA may be contacted at 847.392.2848 (voice), 847.392.2855 (TTY) or 847.392.2870 (fax). The Streamwood Park District is a member of a cooperative agreement among 17 Park Districts which form the Northwest Special Recreation Association (NWSRA). Therapeutic Recreation…The Bene�ts Are Endless!

Inclusion Requests: If a program participant (or parent of a participant) with a disability is requesting an aide or evaluation for an aide, we respectfully request at least two weeks notice before the program starts. However, NWSRA will do its best to provide the appropriate services within whatever time frame occurs. When possible, also please brie�y describe the disability in detail to assist us in notifying NWSRA with complete information. To Register with TTY Assistance: Please call Northwest Special Recreation Association at 847.392-2855.

Online Registration

Online registration is a valuable tool when it comes to avoiding long lines and the potential of missing out on a class, program, or event that you’ve been waiting weeks or months for.

Register for your favorite class, program, or event from the comfort of your own home while you’re lounging around in your pj’s, on your lunch break on your mobile device, or on your computer.

To use our secure online registration portal, just visit us online at www.SPDCARES.com, and click on “REGISTRATION” in the upper menu. It will take you to a page with detailed registration options. Click the silver “Register Online” button; or go directly to https://webtrac.spdcares.com.

Online Registration Information

Username & Password

If you don’t already have one, you will have to create a username and password within the online registration portal.

Credit/Debit Card (Visa, Discover, Mastercard)

Upon completed registration and payment, you will be emailed a receipt/confirmation to the email address on file.

Programs will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Any household previously signed up for any program, class, or event will have an account in our online registration database.

DON’T GET LEFT OUTNothing ruins the excitement of wanting to sign up for a class, program, or event you’ve been looking forward to than waiting until the last minute, only to find out that the class is full.

Sometimes classes and programs are canceled due to low attendance. To ensure this doesn’t happen, make sure to register es early as possible.

Registration typically starts a week after each program guide is released to the public.


How did you hear about these programs?The Examiner Email Blast Website Seasonal Program Guide Facebook Village Newsletter Other_____________________

Program Registration Form

Park Place Family Recreation Center | 550 S. Park Blvd. | 630.483.3025 | www.SPDCARES.com

Program Participant informationParticipant Name (First & Last) Class Code Program Name M/F Birthdate Age Fee

Americans With Disabilities Act Gift Certificate

Participant’s Name: Total FeesPlease describe accommodations needed. 2 weeks notice is required.

Method of paymentCash Visa Discover Mastercard Gift Certificate Check/Money Order #:

Fees are due at the time of registration Staff Initials:

Parent/Guardian/Payer’s Information (Please print. Required for processing)

Name (Last/First) Home Phone

Address/City/Zip

Email Address Cell Phone

Emergency Contact Phone

important: please read and sign waiverCarefully read this form and be aware that in signing up and participating in the program, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability, waiving, and releasing any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss which you or your minor/child/ward might sustain while participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with said programs/activities (including transportation services and vehicle operations, when provided). As a participant, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in these programs activities, and I voluntarily agree to assume the full risks of any injury (including death), damages, or loss regardless of the severity that my minor child/ward, or I may sustain as a result of said participation. I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my minor child/ward may have (or accrue to me or my child/ward) as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with such program. I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of participating in the program against the Park District officers, agents, servants, and employees. I do hereby full release and forever discharge the Streamwood Park District and its officers, agents, (including transportation services and vehicle operations when provided). I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Park District and its officers, agents, servants, and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries (including death), damages, or loss sustained by me and arising out of, connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of the program.

Photo Disclaimer: I hereby consent to being photographed as part of Streamwood Park District programs. I also consent to my minor child(ren) being photographed. Further, I agree to waive and relinquish all claims I may have as a result of my being a subject of those photographs against the Streamwood Park District and it officers, agents, servants, Commissioners, individual or elected officials and employees (Covered Entities) and hereby covenant not to sue the Streamwood Park District for any claim or cause of action, now known or later discovered, including, but not limited to, claims of invasion of privacy, right of publicity, and defamation arising out of the use of the photographs. I agree that the photographic images may be published by the Streamwood Park District for promotional purposes in its program guide, brochure, newsletter, publicity releases, digital media boards, web site and other news releases or promotional materials. I further understand that I will not be compensated in any way for the use of my image and the images of my minor children when the photographs are published.I have carefully read this form and understand that my signature indicates my agreement to this waiver and release of all claims.

I have read and fully understand the above information, warning or risk, assumption or risk and waiver, and release all claims. If registering on-line or via fax, my on-line facsimile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature. _______I have read and understand the Behavior Policy on the back of this Registration Form.

Signature of Adult (18 years of age or older), Participant, or Guardian Date

www.SPDCARES.comPhone: 630.483.3025Fax: [email protected]


general infoAmericans with Disabilities ActThe Streamwood Park District will comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination in the provision of programs, services or activities to individuals with disabilities. We invite any resident with a special need to contact Steven Muenz, Superintendent of Recreation, at 630.483.3091 or NWSRA staff upon registration so that a smooth inclusion may occur. In addition to the programs listed within our program guide, our District also provides specialized services for people with disabili-ties through the Northwest Special Recreation Association. Call NWSRA at 847.392.2848, for information. If you have any questions about the Park District’s policy regarding ADA, or believe you have been unfairly discriminated against the provision of programs, services, or activities of the Streamwood Park District, please contact Superintendent of Recreation, Steven Muenz, at 630.483-3091.

Smoking PolicyIn compliance with state and federal laws, the Streamwood Park District has set the following policy: No cigarette, pipe, or cigar smoking will be allowed in any of the Park District facilities. The policy includes Park District activities as well as private rentals. Your cooperation is appreciated.

Photo DisclaimerRegistrants and participants permit the taking of photos and videos of themselves and their chil-dren during Park District activities for publication and use as the Park District deems necessary.

Discrimination on the Basis of Race, Color, Creed, National Origin, Sex, Age, or DisabilityThe Streamwood Park District complies with the requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, §504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1988, (P.L. 100-259), and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, (P.L. 101-336) to the extent that no person in the United States shall, on the grounds of race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age, or disabili-ty be excluded from participation in, be denied of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination in any program or activity provided by the agency. Areas affected by these requirements include, but are not limited to the following: 1.) program-ming, 2.) facility use, 3.) planning and construc-tion, 4.) planning and/or advisory groups, and 5.) fee structures.

Camera RestrictionsThe use of any visual recording device in any protected areas is prohibited. Visual recording devices include, but are not limited to, any camera, camcorder, or videotaping device, and cellular phone cameras. Protected areas are defined as any locker room, dressing room, bathroom/rest room, lavatory, shower, or bathing facility located in any District facility. Any person caught violating this section of Park rules may be banned from Park District facilities and subject to a fine.

Privacy PolicyThe personal and private information collected by the Streamwood Park District from any individ-ual(s) is intended for the sole use of the District, and such information will not be sold or distrib-uted to other persons or agencies without the written permission of the individual(s) providing it, except as required by law. If information is pro-

vided to any other person or agency pursuant to any legal requirement, the District will advise the individual(s) of the disclosure.

Warning of RiskRecreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental, and emotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction, medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when participating in any recreational activity/program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers can be foreseen. Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangers, and injuries due to inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level or conditioning, carelessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, in-adequate or defective equipment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and all other circumstances inherent to indoor and outdoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognized that it is impossible for the Streamwood Park District to guarantee absolute safety.

Behavior PolicyAppropriate behavior is expected from all participants and observers in programs and in facilities to protect the enjoyment and safety of all patrons. Behaviors that will not be accepted include, but are not limited to, the following:• Disrupting a program or creating a disturbance at a facility.• Continuous refusal to follow program and/or facility rules and guidelines.•Use of verbal harassment, profanity, vulgarity, obscenity, or racial slurs.•Blatant disrespect of staff and program or facility rules and guidelines.•Damage, vandalism, or theft of private or Park District facilities, equipment or supplies.• Possession or use of illegal substances or medication, including the use of alcohol or smoking where prohibited.• Inappropriate or offensive dress, including, but not limited to dress which is too revealing and clothing which displays obscene or offensive words or pictures.• Possession or threat of a weapon.•Gang activity including display or possession of symbols, hand signals, soliciting membership, intimidating or threatening any individual, wear-ing or displaying colors or items of dress, etc.• Inappropriate display of affection, including but not limited to prolonged kissing and touch-ing of any private area of the body.The following outlines steps that may be used with patrons who are not behaving appropri-ately. Membership or program fees will not be re-funded for any person removed from a program or facility due to violation of this behavior policy. Some programs or facilities may have stricter or more detailed behavior policies.

Program ParticipantsAll program participants are expected to be-have appropriately and follow the rules of the program and facility. A participant will receive written notice for inappropriate behavior, and in the case of a minor, a copy of the notice will be provided to such minor’s parent/guardian. If a participant receives three notice of inappro-priate behavior, or if the participant is involved in one severe incident, as determined by District staff, the participant may no longer participate in the program until a meeting is scheduled and held. The participant, a parent/guardian if the participant is a minor, the program instructor, the program supervisor and any other persons whom

the District considers necessary for a resolution of the inappropriate behavior, shall be present at such meeting. At the meeting, the question of continued participation in the program will be considered and, primarily for minor partici-pants, a Behavior Contract may be prepared as a condition of continued participation. Such a Behavior Contract will be personalized to the circumstances and the participant, and will in-clude specific expectations and consequences for failure to meet such expectations, including possible suspension and/or termination from program participation. Inappropriate behav-ior by adults may result in more rapid progress toward suspension or termination from program participation.

FacilitiesAll facility participants are expected to follow the rules of the facilities. Specialty areas of the facilities (example: fitness center and pools) have posted signs stating special rules specific to that area. Disregard or abuse of facility rules may result in removal by staff or police from the facility for a designated length of time or permanently.

ObserversObservers of programs are also expected to behave appropriately. Parents, friends, and any observers are held to the same standards of be-havior as participants. If inappropriate behavior of a program observer is reported to or observed by a staff person, the observer will be asked to leave by the staff or police, if necessary.

AppealsAny participant who is suspended or terminat-ed from program participation shall have the right to appeal to the Executive Director within fourteen days of any notice of suspension or ter-mination. The Executive Director shall thereupon schedule a meeting concerning such appeal, and the appellant shall be entitled to present his or her version of the facts at such meeting. With-in five days after such meetings, the Executive Director shall notify the appellant in writing that the suspension or termination has been affirmed, modified, or reversed. The Executive Director shall notify the Board of Park Commissioners of the meeting and the decision. It is a vision of the Streamwood Park District to provide safe and wholesome programs in well-maintained facilities for our residents and guests. Rules must be followed and policies such as this must be established to protect this vision for all involved. Our goal is not to remove patrons from programs or facilities, but to work together with partici-pants and/or parents/guardians to the best of our ability to correct or deal with a problem. The Streamwood Park District asks for your coopera-tion in behaving appropriately and also teach-ing your children the importance of appropriate behavior and following rules.

adopted 11/09/00; revised/reviewed 06/20/08; 07/10/12

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