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Registration Form ........................ 5Science Week ............................. 6You, Me, We= Oakley ................. 6Summer Camp Guide ................. 7-12Incredifl ix .................................... 8Lego Summer Camp .................. 8NEW Tennis Camp .................... 9NEW Basketball Camp ............... 9Junior Rec Leader Program ........ 10Summer Blaze ............................ 11Youth CORE Camp ..................... 12Park Matrix ................................. 13Parks Map ................................. 14-15Facility Rentals ........................... 16-17Tap Class .................................... 18Ballet Class ................................. 18NEW Creative Movement ........... 18NEW Biddy Sports T-Ball ........... 18NEW Urban Jazz Dance ............ 19Online Drivers Education ............ 19Kidz Love Soccer ........................ 21Karate Class ............................... 22Aikido Class ................................ 22Tennis Class ............................... 22Basketball Class ......................... 23Ballroom Dancing ........................ 24Hunter’s Safety Course ,.............. 24Zumba ......................................... 24NEW Weekend Warrior Flag Football

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NEW Hula Hoop Class .............. 25Bocce Ball ................................... 25Kids Fishing Derby ..................... 25Cinco De Mayo Celebration ........ 27

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PRE-REGISTRATIONPlease register one week prior to the class start date. Each class has a minimum enrollment requirement to cover the cost of the program. Early registration is recommended.

ACCOMMODATIONSPlease indicate special accom-modations required on the reg-istration form and speak to the program supervisor.

REFUNDSIf you are not satisfi ed with a program you have attended please contact the programsupervisor for refund information.

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPScholarships are available for income-qualifi ed youth who re-side in Oakley. Applications are available online and at City Hall.

WHAT SHOULD I BRING?Required items will be listed in the class or program descrip-tion. For questions please con-tact the program supervisor.

PLAN AHEADCity Hall is closed the third Fri-day of every month for furlough.

FAX REGISTRATIONFax registration is available upon request. For information call 925-625-7041.

MAIL IN PERSON DROP BOX

The completed registration: 3231 Main St.

Oakley, CA 94561Payment Accepted:

Check

Register at: 3231 Main St.

Oakley, CA 94561M-F 8:30AM-5PM

Payment Accepted:Cash/ Check

Visa /Master Card

After Hours registration:Drop Box at Recreation Desk

3231 Main St.Oakley, CA 94561

Payment Accepted:Check

Cindy CoelhoRecreation Technician

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Lindsey BrunoRecreation Manager

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Participant Name: ____________________________________

Program Name: Program Number: Oakley Resident: Age/Grade: Program Fee:

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Parent/Guardian (If under 18): __________________________________

Street Address: __________________________________

City: ______________ State: ________ Zip: ________

Day Phone: ___________ Evening Phone: ___________ Mobile Phone: __________

E-mail Address: ____________________________________ Please make checks payable to The City of Oakley(Return check fee of $57.00 will be automatically charged to the liable guardian or participant of said activity)

As the parent/guardian of a minor participating in the City of Oakley’s Recreation Programs, Field Trip and Services, I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury. This Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement is intended to discharge in advance the City of Oakley, the Oakley Union School District, the Liberty Union High School District and its offi cers, employees, volunteers, and agents from any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with myself or my child/ward’s participation in said activity, even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities mentioned above. It is further agreed that this Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement is to be binding on my heirs and assignees. I agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, damages or loss that I or my minor child/ward may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or as-sociated with each activity. I additionally agree to indemnify the City against any claims or rights of action for damages which I or the minors has/have before or after they reach age of majority. I further agree that certain marketable information may be used in accordance with State Laws and regulations. Such items include: e-mail addresses, photos and press releases that include statements made by myself or my child/ward in publication of said activities. In the event of any emergency, I authorize City Offi cials to secure from any licensed hospital, physician, and/or medical personnel any treatment deemed necessary for my minor child’s immediate and emergency care if it be deemed to sustain life. I also agree that I will be responsible for payment of any and all medical services rendered. In case of an emergency during activities

In case of emergency whom should we contact?

Name: __________________ Phone:_____________ Relationship: _____________

Name: __________________ Phone: _____________ Relationship: _____________

Physician: ______________ Insurance Carrier: ______________ Group Number: ______________

Does your child take any medications or have any allergies or other health problems we should be aware of? If yes, please explain:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

* I agree to all of the above conditions:* I understand that I am subject to dismissal from participation of said activity for inappropriate and disrespectful behavior.* I understand that my child’s/ wards enrollment is subject to dismissal due to certain violations of the Recreation Division’s program code of conduct (available for viewing in the Recreation Division main offi ce.)* I have read and fully understand the above Waiver, Release and Indemnity Agreement and Permission to Secure Treatment. Participant/ Guardian Signature: ___________________________ Date: ______________

For Offi ce Use Only: Date Received: ________________ Shirt Size: _____________

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Incredifl ixInstructor: Incredifl ix StaffLocation: 204 Second StreetAges: 7- 13 years oldDate: July 1- July 3Fee: $140 Resident, $150 Non- Resident a $30 Production fee is due to the instructor on the 1st day of camp. All fl ix will be professionally edited & a DVD will be mailed to students.

Lego Summer CampInstructor: Wes PitterLocation: Iron House Elementary School LibraryFee: $150 Resident, $160 Non- ResidentLego Summer Camp is the best place to create fun! Your Lego builder will love the variety of sets to play with, from Star Wars to Friends, the endless tubs of sorted Lego, and the extreme challenges, contests and activities. A huge Lego collection will spark the imagi-nation of every builder. Lego trophies and prizes will be awarded to contest winners, and each day will end with Lego raffl e prizes. Every camper will take home a Lego creation built at camp. A Shutterfl y page will keep parents connected with the excitement. Snacks will be provided each day. Campers of all skill levels welcome.

Age: 6-10 years old LEGO005 June 17- June 21 Monday to Friday 9am- noon

Age: 7-12 years old LEGO006 June 24- June 28 Monday to Friday 9am- noon

Green Screen Animation8am-noon

Take your characters underwater, to a vol-cano, or even to outer space. In this camp you’ve got no limits. In age appropriate groups, you’ll brainstorm ideas, create your characters, fi lm your movies with a green-screen backdrop, select your loca-tions and add voice-overs.

Superhero Filmmaking Flix12:30pm- 4:30pm

What super hero power do you want? Fly-ing? Invisibility? Super Karate skills? Shot in front of a green screen, in this action packed movie camp kids will get to act, write and direct in their own super hero adventure movie.

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Instructor: Rebound Basketball AcademyLocation: Creekside ParkFee: $165 Resident, $175 Non- ResidentKids K-2nd Grade will learn dribbling, passing, and shooting through fun activities as well as fun games at the end of each day. Emphasis still remains on the basic skills utilizing fun activities. Kids grade 3rd to 8th emphasize team concepts that are presented in games to give the students the beginning of tactics and the development of individual skills while moving to the game level. Participants should wear appropriate clothing and sport shoes; please bring snacks, a water bottle, and sunscreen. T-shirt included.REBC001 K- 2nd June 10- June 14 Monday to Friday 9am- noon

REBC002 3rd to 8th June 24- June 28 Monday to Friday 9am- noon

REBC003 K- 2nd July 8- July 12 Monday to Friday 9am- noon

REBC004 3rd to 8th July 15- July 19 Monday to Friday 9am- noon

Tennis CampInstructor: Diamond Hills Athletic Club Staff Location: Diamond Hills Sports ClubAges: 4-18 years oldFee: $185 Resident, $195 Non- ResidentTennis campers spend fun-fi lled days learning new skills, participating in fun drills and compet-ing in inter-club matches and tournaments. The 1 week program is supervised by DHSC Tennis Director Darrin Cohen and a staff of certifi ed tennis instructors. Campers can also participate in optional, supervised swimming to cool off as well as SNAG Golf, a proven learning and training tool for entry level golfers.

TCAMP001 June 10- June 14 Monday to Friday 9am-4pm

TCAMP002 June 17- June 21 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm

TCAMP003 June 24- June 28 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm

TCAMP004 July 8- July 12 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm

TCAMP005 July 15- July 19 Monday to Friday 9am- 4pm

Think you have what it takes to work in the City of Oakley’s Recreation

Division? Learn how to be a leader and gain fi rst hand experience with this incredible opportunity.

Each participant will function as a junior staff assigned to a specifi c program, event or activ-ity. Junior Recreation Leaders are responsible for assisting Recreation Staff in leading games, activities, and various other duties. Examples of assignments include Summer Blaze Day Camp and Cityhood Celebration. For those interested, this volunteer position may be utilized as community service hours. Each participant is required to fi ll out a volunteer application, sign a waiver and participate in an interview process prior to being accepted into the Junior Recreation Leader Program. All training dates must be att ended. Experience working with children is preferred, however not re-quired. For more information contact Cindy Coelho at [email protected].

The Recreation Division is looking for Red Cross Certifi ed Lifeguards to work as part of our Summer Camp Program. If you are interested in this part-time summer employment opportunity or would like information about Red Cross Lifeguard Certifi cation please

contact Lindsey Bruno at 925-625-7042 or at [email protected]

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of assignments include Summer Blaze Day Camp and

JUNIOR RECREATION LEADERSAGES 13- 16

LOOKING FOR LIFEGUARDSAGES 16 AND UP

contact Lindsey Bruno at 925-625-7042 or at [email protected]

LOOKING FOR LIFEGUARDS

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1 Laurel Ball Fields Park, 850 Laurel Road 13.6 • • • • • • • • •2 Summer Lake Community Park, 4020 Summer Lake

Drive 17.0 • • • • • • • • • •3 Creekside Community Park, 3900 Creekside Way 10.0 • • • • • • • • • • •4 Freedom Soccer Fields, 1040 Neroly Road 8.5 • • • • •

Neighborhood Parks

5 Crockett Park, 4150 Richard Way 4.7 • • • • • • • •6 Cypress Grove Community Park,4001 Frank Hengel

Way 6.0 • • • • • •7 Daff odil Park, 590 Daff odil Drive 1.7 • • • • •8 Riata Park, 607 Saddlebrook Way 1.7 • • • •9 Holly Creek Park, 4758 Hagar Court 6.7 • • • • • •10 Magnolia Park, 5301 DafFodil Drive 5.0 • • • • • • •11 Marsh Creek Glenn Park, 430 Hill Avenue 2.4 • • • • •12 Novarina Park, 100 Brown Road 2.2 • • • •13 Nunn-Wilson Family Park, 1000 Oxford Drive 3.0 • • • • • • • •14 Nutmeg Park, 1068 Nutmeg Drive 2.6 • • • • • •15 Briarwood Park, 101 Michelangelo Drive 2.0 • • • • •16 Shady Oak Community Park, 247 Cedar Glenn Drive 5.0 • • • • • •

Smaller Parks

17 Civic Center Park, 3213 Main Street 1.0 • • •18 Claremont Bay Park, 4676 Bayside Way .25 •19 Heartwood Park, 240 Heartwood Drive 1.5 • • •20 Harvest Park, 3854 Harvest Circle .05 • • •21 Heather Park, 2276 Canterbury Lane .16 • • •22 Lakewood Drive Park, 1882 Lakewood Drive .60 • • • •23 Live Oak Ranch Park, 19 Solitude Way 1.0 • •24 Main Street Park, 4991 Gardenia Ave .40 •25 Manresa Park, 1088 Clear Lake Drive .26 • •26 Oak Grove Park, 403 White Oak Court .8 • • • •27 Simoni Ranch Open Space, 20 Simoni Ranch Drive 1.0 • •28 Sycamore Park, 1799 Park Place .24 • • School Parks East Bay Regional Parks District ParksDelta Vista Middle School Oakley/ Antioch Shoreline

Gehringer Elementary School Big Break Shoreline

Laurel Elementary School Dutch Slough Regional Park

O’Hara Park Middle School Delta DeAnza Trail

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TAPAge: 3 years old and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: Mary Lyons

Come explore the wonderful world of tap! This class builds on basic techniques and includes simple combinations with partners in story form. Students will learn body control and self-confi dence while having fun, dancing to age appropriate music.

Fee: $40 Residents $50 Non-ResidentsT017 Mar. 4- April 8 Mon. 4:30pm-5:00pm

T018 Apr. 15- May 20 Mon. 4:30pm-5:00pm

T019 June 3- July 8 Mon. 4:30pm-5:00pm

BALLETAge: 6 years old and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: Mary Lyons

This class is designed for beginners and returning students alike. Children will learn specifi c ballet movements and techniques. Ballet teaches skill, grace, poise, self discipline and self-confi dence.

Fee: $40 Residents $50 Non-ResidentsB017 Mar. 4- April 8 Mon. 5:00pm-5:30pm

B018 Apr. 15- May 20 Mon. 5:00pm-5:30pm

B019 June 3- July 8 Mon. 5:00pm-5:30pm

PRE-BALLETAge: 3-5 years oldLocation: 1250 O’Hara AveInstructor: Mary Lyons

This class is designed for beginners and returning students alike. Children will be introduced to basic ballet movements. Students will learn grace, poise, self-discipline and self-confi dence, dancing to age appropriate music.

Fee: $40 Residents $50 Non-ResidentsPB017 Mar. 4- April 8 Mon. 4:00pm-4:30pm

PB018 Apr. 15- May 20 Mon. 4:00pm-4:30pm

PB019 June 3- July 8 Mon. 4:00pm-4:30pm

CREATIVE MOVEMENTAge: 3-5 years old and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: Jabris Rucker

Creative Movement is a fun-fi lled class that encourages students to use their imaginations, express individuality through improvisation, improve motor skills and build self-esteem as they learn the basics of dance. Each class session will be structured into 4 parts: warm-up stretching, technique and dance vocabulary, choreography and dance games. A dance demonstration will be performed on Thursday, June 27 for family and friends.

Fee: $55 Residents $65 Non-ResidentsCM001 Mar. 21- April 18 Thu. 3:30pm-4:10pm

CM002 April 25- May 23 Thu. 3:30pm-4:10pm

CM003 May 30- June 27 Thu. 3:30pm-4:10pm

CM004 Aug. 8- Sep. 5 Thu. 3:30pm-4:10pm

BIDDY SPORTS T-BALLAge: 3-5 years oldLocation: Summer Lake ParkInstructor: Biddy Sports

Biddy Sports is like no other program around and Biddy T-Ball is now offered in Oakley for boys and girls! Your child will learn how to play t-ball and basic ball skills. The class provides non-competitive T-Ball where children can participate at their own level and ability without keeping score. They will develop social skills in a fun, safe, and family-oriented environment and be introduced to team sports. Participants will take part in an hour of fun that includes group warm-up, practice, and then play a game. Parents get involved by volunteering to coach their child’s team; no experience required. Fee includes a t-shirt.

Fee: $60 Residents $70 Non-ResidentsBSTB001 Apr. 13- May 18 Sat. 9am-noon


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Age: 6-11 years old and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: Jabris Rucker

This dynamic and innovative class of exciting leaps and turns builds confi dence while students learn diverse dance styles including lyrical, modern and ballet. The class will introduce a variety of music genres such as Jazz, Blues, Pop, Funk and Rhythm & Blues. Students will develop physical strength, technique, performance quality and personal style through creative and exuberant movement. Each class session will be structured into 3 parts: warm-up and stretching, technique and dance vocabulary and choreography. A dance demonstration will be performed on Thursday, June 27 for family and friends. Students are expected to wear all black dance attire, black jazz shoes/ black ballet shoes.

Fee: $55 Residents $65 Non-ResidentsUJD001 Mar. 21- April 18 Thu. 4:10pm-5:10pm

UJD002 April 25- May 23 Thu. 4:10pm-5:10pm

UJD003 May 30- June 27 Thu. 4:10pm-5:10pm

UJD004 Aug. 8- Sep. 5 Thu. 4:10pm-5:10pm

ONLINE DRIVER’S EDUCATIONAge: 15 years old and upLocation: OnlineInstructor: Erika Vieyra

Are you tired of asking your parents and friends for a ride? Are you at least 15 years of age? If so, this class is for you! This is an interactive, online course with videos, animated driving scenarios and sample test questions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffi c collisions, DMV procedures and much more. Receive a DMV-approved Certifi cate of Completion which is required for teens under 17 ½ years of age in order to obtain a learner’s permit and driver’s license. Students must register at City Hall, 3231 Main Street Oakley. Valid email address required.

Fee: $59 Residents $69 Non-ResidentsDRIVERS004 Course is ongoing

Why Choose East County Performing Arts Center?

Only minutes from Oakley schools University trained teachers Viewing windows in each dance room.

East County Performing Arts Center

Antioch and Brentwood

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Come to the only studio where your preschooler can dance along with Angelina Ballerina!

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MOMMY/ DADDY & ME SOCCERAge: 2-3.5 years oldLocation: Creekside ParkInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer

Introduce yourself and your toddler to the “World’s Most Popular Game!” As you and your child participate in our fun age appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. The fun happens on the fi eld, and in Mommy/ Daddy & Me Soccer, parents are part of the action, not watching from the sidelines! No classes on May 27.

Fee: $70 Residents $ 80 Non-ResidentsMDS007 Apr. 15- June 3 Mon. 5:05pm-5:35pm

MDS008 June 24- Aug. 5 Mon. 6:20pm-6:50pm

TOT/PRE-SOCCERAge: 3.5- 5 years oldLocation: Creekside ParkInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer

Teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age appropriate environment. Shin guards are required after the fi rst meeting. No classes on May 27.

Fee: $70 Residents $80 Non-ResidentsTPS007 Apr. 15- June 3 Mon. 3pm-3:30pm

TPS008 June 24- Aug. 5 Mon. 4:15pm-4:45pm

SOCCER 1Age: 5-6 years oldLocation: Creekside ParkInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer

Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-specifi c defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Shin guards are required after the fi rst meeting. No classes on May 27.

Fee: $70 Residents $80 Non-ResidentsS007 Apr. 15- June 3 Mon. 3:30pm-4:15pm

S008 June 24- Aug. 5 Mon. 4:45pm-5:30pm

SOCCER SKILLS & SCRIMMAGESAge: 7-10 years oldLocation: Creekside ParkInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer

Kidz 7-10 years of age will enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class will focus on scrimmages that emphasize application for fi ner technical points. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular game! Each participant receives a soccer jersey. Shin guards are required. No classes on May 27.

Fee: $76 Residents $86 Non-ResidentsSS007 Apr. 15- June 3 Mon. 4:15pm-5:00pm

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PANDE’S BLACK DRAGON KARATEAge: 4-11 years oldLocation: 1250 O’hara AveInstructor: Grand Master Luis Pande

Hosted on Mondays and Wednesdays for a total of 12 instructional hours, participants will learn discipline and respect for ones self and others in a fun, safe environment. Students will learn karate movements, skills and techniques. **All testing fees are payable to the instructor prior to the test.

Fee: $60 Residents $70 Non-ResidentsBDK025 Apr. 1- May 8 Mon. & Wed 5:30pm-6:30pm

BDK026 May 13- June 19 Mon. & Wed 5:30pm-6:30pm

BDK027 June 24-July 31 Mon. & Wed 5:30pm-6:30pm

BDK028 Aug. 5-Sep. 11 Mon. & Wed 5:30pm-6:30pm

PANDE’S BLACK DRAGON KARATEAge: 12 years old and upLocation: 1250 O’hara AveInstructor: Grand Master Luis Pande

Hosted on Mondays and Wednesdays for a total of 12 instructional hours; participants will learn discipline and respect for ones self and others in a fun, safe atmosphere. Learn karate movements, skills and techniques.* All testing fees are payable to the instructor prior to the test.

Fee: $60 Residents $70 Non-ResidentsK025 Apr. 1- May 8 Mon. & Wed 6:30pm-7:30pm

K026 May 13- June 19 Mon. & Wed 6:30pm-7:30pm

K027 June 24-July 31 Mon. & Wed 6:30pm-7:30pm

K028 Aug. 5-Sep. 11 Mon. & Wed 6:30pm-7:30pm

Help prevent program cancellations! Each program has a minimum number

of required participants, register early to ensure programs are not cancelled.

AIKIDOAge: 6 years old and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: Mike Hawthorne

Aikido is a non-violent Japanese Budo (martial way), which enriches the life by providing tools for coping with daily challenges. Worldwide, students have found the practice to be extremely benefi cial beyond self-defense. Aikido helps develop skills in confl ict resolution, confi dence, discipline and increases the amount of peace in one’s life. No class July 4.

Fee: $35 Residents $45 Non-ResidentsAIK026 Apr. 4- May 9 Thur. 6:00pm-7:00pm

AIK027 May 16- June 20 Thur. 6:00pm-7:00pm

AIK028 June 27- Aug. 8 Thur. 6:00pm-7:00pm

AIK029 Aug. 15- Sep. 19 Thur. 6:00pm-7:00pm

JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT TENNISAge: 11-14 years oldLocation: Diamond Hills Sports ClubInstructor: Diamond Hills Staff

This class is designed for students who have some tennis experience. Students should be comfortable with all the basic shots. Motor skills and hand-eye coordination drills will be continued along with further stroke development and point play.

Fee: $115 Residents $125 Non-ResidentsKTEN003 Apr. 11- May 16 Thur. 4:00pm-5:30pm

10 AND UNDER JUNIOR TENNISAge: 4-10 years oldLocation: Diamond Hills Sports ClubInstructor: Diamond Hills Staff

This class is designed for fi rst-time and experienced players alike. Kids will be grouped based on skill level. Appropriate Quick Start Tennis Equipment will be used to ensure the success of each child. Instruction will cover warm-up and hand-eye coordination drills as


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Fee: $85 Residents $95 Non-ResidentsKTEN004 Apr. 8- May 13 Mon. 4:00pm-5:00pm

REBOUND BASKETBALL ACADEMYSPRING CAMP

Location: Creekside Park, 3900 Creekside Way

Instructor: Rebound Basketball Academy Staff

Grade K-2 basketball camps emphasize dribbling, passing, and shooting through fun activities as well as fun games at the end of each day. Emphasis still remains on the basic skills utilizing fun activities. Grades 3 to 5 camps emphasize team concepts that are presented in game to give the students the beginning of basketball tactics and the development of individual skills while moving to the game level. Participants should wear appropriate clothing and sport shoes, please bring snacks, water bottle and sunscreen. Fee includes a t-shirt.

Fee: $165 Residents $175 Non-Residents

Grades K-2REBC001 Mar. 18- Mar. 22 M-F. 9:00am- 12:00pm

Grades 3-5REBC002 Mar. 25- Mar. 29 M-F. 9:00am- 12:00pm

REBOUND BASKETBALL ACADEMYLocation: Creekside Park, 3900 Creekside

WayInstructor: Rebound Basketball Academy Staff

This program focuses on developing sports skills, improving self-esteem, fair play and fun while teaching the fundamentals of basketball. Fun games will be played at the end of each class. Fee includes t-shirt.

Fee: $135 Residents $145 Non-Residents

*Fee: $ 115 Residents $125 Non- Residents

Grades K-2REB009 April 3- June 12 Wed. 3:15pm-4:00pm

REB010 April 6- June 15 Sat. 10:15am- 11:00am

REB015* June 19-Aug. 21 Wed. 3:15pm-4:00pm

REB016* June 22- Aug. 24 Sat. 10:15am- 11:00am

Grades 3-5REB011 April 3- June 12 Wed. 4:00pm-4:45pm

REB012 April 6- June 15 Sat. 11:00am- 11:45am


REB018* June 22-Aug. 24 Sat. 11:00am- 11:45am

Grades 6-8 REB013 April 3- June 12 Wed. 4:45pm-5:30pm

REB014 April 6- June 15 Sat. 11:45am- 12:30pm


REB020* June 22-Aug. 24 Sat. 11:45am- 12:30pm

Si necesitan asistencia en es-pañol o tienen alguna pregun-ta sobre los programas que están disponibles, se puede comunicar con Gabriela Ba-ños-Galván # 925-625-7011, o por correo electrónico: [email protected]


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HUNTER’S SAFETY COURSEAge: all ages and abilitiesLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: James Scott DFWThis course of study is a 15 hour, 3 day class-room experience. The culmination of the course is a 100 question, closed book exam. Students must score 80% or more to pass the course. At the successful completion of the course, stu-dents are awarded a Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Cer-tifi cate which in turn allows them to purchase a State of Calif. Hunting License. Participants will learn: respect for natural resources, respect for the fi rearm, respect for the law and the future of hunting. *Full attendance is mandatory by the State of Calif. Late arrivals or early departures will result in the student being dismissed from the course, NO EXCEPTIONS. The course study guide can be obtained prior to the start of class. Pre-registration is required, the class is limited to 20 students so register early!

Fee: $15 Residents and Non-ResidentsHS010 Mar. 22,23 24 Fri. 6pm-9pm, Sat. 9am-4pm,

Sun. 9am-4pm

HS011 May 17, 18, 19 Fri. 6pm-9pm, Sat. 9am-4pm, Sun. 9am-4pm

HS012 July 19, 20, 21 Fri. 6pm-9pm, Sat. 9am-4pm, Sun. 9am-4pm

HS013 Sep. 20, 21, 22

Fri. 6pm-9pm, Sat. 9am-4pm, Sun. 9am-4pm

ZUMBAAge: 14 and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara AveInstructor: Marisa FraileZumba is a Latin-inspired dance fi tness workout class. It includes Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Reggaeton & more. The class format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone & sculpt the body. The movements are easy to follow & it is an exciting workout designed for everybody.

Fee: $48 Residents $58 Non-Residents*Fee: $32 Residents $42 Non-ResidentsZUM022 Apr. 2- May 7 Tue. 6:00pm-7:00pm

ZUM023* May 14- June 4 Tue. 6:00pm-7:00pm

ZUM024 July 23- Aug. 27 Tue. 6:00pm-7:00pm

BEGINNING BALLROOM DANCEAge: ages 18 and upLocation: 1250 O’Hara Ave.Instructor: Cozette HilemanLearn to dance – you don’t have to dance like a star to feel like one. Experience the joy of social dancing. Learn to be more relaxed and confi dent in a social situation such as attending a wedding, dancing on a cruise ship, fi rst dance as husband and wife or any event and receive health benefi ts along the way! This 6 week ses-sion enhances understanding and application of dance concepts, lead/follow and music inter-pretation. You will be introduced to a variety of Ballroom, Latin and Swing dances. Then we will focus on learning one dance well. Having a dance partner is highly recommended. Tennis shoes are not recommended.

Singles $70 Residents $80 Non-ResidentsCouples $140 Residents $150 Non-ResidentsBR023 Feb. 14- Mar. 21 Thur. 7:30pm-9:00pm

BRC024 Apr. 4- May 9 Thur. 7:30pm-9:00pm

BRC025 May 16- June 20 Thur. 7:30pm-9:00pm

WEEKEND WARRIOR ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL

Age: 18 years old and UpLocation: Summer Lake ParkInstructor: World Event StaffRegistration is available for the 5 on 5 Weekend Warrior Adult Flag Football League! Grab your friends and neighbors and sign up as a team (minimum of 8 players recommended) or an individual/free agent. If you register as a free agent, we will assign you to a team. Competitive, Recreational or Co-Ed divisions are available. A minimum of four (4) teams are needed. Spring & Summer session offered.

Fee: Team of 10: $425 Free Agent: $75FF001 Mar. 24- May 26 Sundays 1:00pm-6:00pm

FF002 June 16- Aug. 18 Sundays 1:00pm-6:00pm


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HULA HOOPAge: 16 years old and upLocation: 1625 Main Street, Suite 1003Instructor: Spin Sity staff

Burn calories while having fun! This popular new fi tness class will have you burning up to 110 calories in 10 minutes! The new and improved hula hoops are constructed so that the rotation is very slow, allowing everyone to be successful. Student hoops are provided for each class. No dance or hoop experience needed! No class March 31.

Fee: $50 Residents $60 Non-ResidentsHUL001 Mar. 17- Apr. 21* Sun. 6:30pm-7:30pm

HUL002 Apr. 26- May 24 Fri. 6:00pm-7:00pm

HUL003 June 4- July 2 Tue. 6:00pm-7:00pm

BOCCE BALLAge: adultsLocation: Creekside ParkInstructor: John Newman

This popular team sport is a fun, social activity to get together with old friends and make new friends. Teams consist of 4 – 8 players. Teams will play 2 games per night, 3 games if time permits. Games will be scheduled on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Each team captain must submit a team roster and indicate which night they prefer to play. Each team member must complete a registration form.

Fee: $20 Per Person BB006 Mar. 26- May 16 Tue. &

Thur5:30pm-7:30pm

BB007 June 4- July 25 Tue. & Thur

6:00pm-8:00pm


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OTHER COMMUNITY CONTACTS

East County Little League Brentwood Pony Delta Youth Soccer925-625-6226 925-516-9212 925-439-4396East County Hotshots Oakley Liga Latina Youth Soccer Club East County Youth Football 925-550-2227 925-338-5129 925-625-1698Delta Baseball East Diablo Youth Soccer Diablo Football925-706-1994 925-516-8260 925-625-2222

For more contacts and web site links please visit www.oakleyinfo.com and visit the Recreation Resources page accessible by clicking on Recreation.

COMMUNITY RECREATION CONTACTS

Liberty Union High School District Oakley Union Elementary School District925-634-2166 925-625-0700Oakley Chamber of Commerce Oakley Library Oakley Press925-625-1035 925-625-2400 925-634-1441East Bay Regional Park District Red Man Pocahontas Oakley Lions1-888-EBPARKS 925-625-9986 925-625-7467Friends of Marsh Creek Watershed Friends of Oakleywww.fomcw.org www.friendsofoakley.web.com

YOUTH SPORTS

The Oakley Library is located at 1050 Neroly Road at Freedom High School.

The Library hosts a number of free programs to participate in including story times for infants, toddlers, pre-schoolers, and families.

For more information about these programs please contact the Oakley Library at 925-625-2400

spring summer 2013 recreation guide

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