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Dennis Stein, CPRP, Executive Director ...................................(630) 483-3162Jennifer Hermonson, Superintendent of Business & HR ....(630) 483-3160Leslie DeMoss, CPRP, Banquet Manager ............................(630) 483-3135......................LDSherri Harry, Financial Manager........................................(630) 483-3163Andy Heger, Human Resources Generalist .........................(630) 483-3165Mary Ohzourk, Marketing & Communication Manager......(630) 483-3164

Keith Gorczyca, Superintendent of Parks and Planning......(630) 483-3161Stacey Harris, Parks Administrative Assistant.....................(630) 483-3167

Debbie Karner, CPRP, Superintendent of Recreation ..........(630) 483-3012Kurt Reckamp, Assistant Superintendent of Recreation......(630) 483-3091Cindy Babicz, CPRP, Recreation Manager ..........................(630) 483-3730......................CBLauren Jochem, Recreation Manager ................................(630) 483-3132.......................LJJake Larson, CPRP, Recreation Manager............................(630) 483-3731.......................JLKyle Saros, CPRP, CPO Aquatic Manager ............................(630) 483-3018 ......................KSJessie Scott, CSCS, Health & Fitness Manager....................(630) 483-3015.......................JSJohn Wilhelm, CPRP, Recreation Manager .........................(630) 483-3090......................JW

Vandalism Hotline ..................................................................(630) 483-3134vandalism@streamwoodparkdistrict.org

Rainout Hotline ......................................................................(630) 483-3123CPRP: an acronym for Certified Park and Recreation Professional. Certification is earned by education, workexperience, and a written examination. The staff member maintains the professional status by collecting arequired number of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) every two years through attendance at conferences,workshops, and other sources. CPO: an acronym for Certified Pool Operator. CSCS: an acronym for CertifiedStrength & Conditioning Specialist.

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STREAMWOOD PARK DISTRICTGeneral Program Questions? Call Registration directly (630) 483-3025 or fax (630) 483-0562

777 S. Bartlett Road(630) 372-7275 • (630) 372-7284 FaxMonday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Staff and Commissioner e-mail addresses,class and event updates, and more areavailable on the website.

777 S. Bartlett Road(630) 483-3167 • (630) 372-7284 FaxMonday-Friday 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

777 S. Bartlett Road(630) 483-3734 • (630) 550-5256 Fax

700 W. Irving Park Road(630) 483-3135 • (630) 372-1893 Fax

hoosiergrovebarn.comCall for an appointment to view the facility.

700 W. Irving Park Road(630) 213-9706hoosiergrovemuseum.com

550 S. Park Boulevard(630) 483-3010(630) 483-9957 FaxMonday-Friday 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m.Saturday and Sunday 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m.Pool close 1/2 hour prior tobuilding closing.RegistrationMonday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Administrative Office Community Center Park Place FamilyRecreation Center

Hoosier Grove Barnstreamwoodparkdistrict.org

Parks Department Hoosier Grove Museum

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Holiday and Special HoursPark Place Family Recreation CenterGood Friday April 6 5:30 a.m.-5 p.m.Easter April 8 ClosedMemorial Day May 28 8 a.m.-2 p.m.Independence Day July 4 ClosedPool/Gym Maintenance Dates TBA ClosedLabor Day September 3 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

Administrative Office, CommunityCenter, Museum, and Registration

Easter April 8 ClosedMemorial Day May 28 ClosedIndependence Day July 4 ClosedLabor Day September 3 Closed

Special Events..........................4-12Splash Birthday Parties ...............13Park Place Family RecreationCenter ...................................14-24Group Exercise......................16-19Open Gym...................................19Personal Training .......................20Aquatic....................................21-2Outdoor Aquatic .........................25Summer Day Camps ..............26-27Early Childhood Camps...............28

Specialty Sports Camps..........29-31Community Sports Leagues....32-33Dance Academy.....................34-35Theater Academy ........................36Music Academy...........................37Fine Arts Academy ......................37Martial Arts ...........................38-39Gymnastics .................................39Tennis ...................................40-41Building Block Preschool ...........42Group Care............................43-44

Early Childhood Interest........45-45Early Childhood Athletics.......46-47Youth Athletics ......................46-47Youth Interest .............................48Teen Interest...............................48Teen Athletics .............................49Adult Athletics .......................49-50Adult Dance................................50Golden Agers ..............................51Hoosier Grove Barn Banquets.52-53SPD Foundation..........................54

Disc Golf.....................................54Park Pride/Tree Memorial ..........55Outdoor Rentals .........................56Indoor Rentals............................57Hoosier Grove Museum ..............58Streamwood Historical Society....59General Information ...................60Behavior Policy...........................61Registration...........................62-63Facilities Map and Guide .......64-65

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Initials listed at the endof program descriptionsor names at the bottomof the page correspondto name of the Managerin charge; if you havequestions or concernsabout these programs,please do not hesitate

to call.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

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Bunny Hop Stop BreakfastThe Easter Bunny will be coming for a light breakfast of fresh fruit, doughnuts, cerealand bagels accompanied by coffee, milk or juice. After the bellies are full, all children willhave a chance to take their picture with the Easter Bunny and do a craft. LJPre-Registration is required! Registration Deadline: 12 p.m. on Wednesday, April 46210-1 Saturday April 7 10 a.m. R/NR: $8/$12 (ages 2-12 years); $6/$9 (ages 13 years and older)NEW Location at Hoosier Grove Barn, 700 West Irving Park Road Min/Max: 25/100

Come for this unusual egg hunt where eggs will be scattered aroundthe pool for the kids to find. Make sure to come at the appropriatetime – event starts exactly at the time stated and only lasts a few minutesuntil all eggs are found.

Children will be permitted to swim after all groups have completed thedive until 4:30 p.m. Bring plastic bag or basket to collect your goodies,bags will not be available at the pool; straw or wood baskets cannot beused in the pool. Everyone must pay admission to enter the pool area,regardless of whether they swim or not. Children under the age of 10years must be accompanied by a paying adult/guardian age 18 or olderat all times. No passes are accepted. KS

10-11 years 2 p.m.8-9 years 2:10 p.m.6-7 years 2:20 p.m.4-5 years* 2:30 p.m.3 and under* 2:40 p.m.

Friday, April 6*Children under 5 years of age must have an adult 18years of age or older within arm’s reach at all times.

Fee: $5 or $3 with membership Park Place Cool Pool

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Bring your flashlights for an “egg-citing” evening of egg and candy hunting in thedark. The plastic eggs will be filled with prizes and candy. The person who findsthe special golden egg will get a special prize! Pizza and juice will be served afterthe hunt. Please remember to bring a bag to collect your goodies! Registration atthe door will be available. LJ

6210-3 Friday April 6 Arrive 7:45 p.m./Start 8 p.m. R/NR: $10/$15Shady Oaks Park/Community Center Min/Max: 25/100

TwilightEaster

Egg Hunt

Funky Peace Glam JamJoin Glitzy Girlz for a funky peace-theme class that includes hair updos with neon braids and colored hair spray, acool make-up application, nail designs and a neat hand glove finish the look. Decorate a craft with stamps, paintsand funky embellishments. The jewelry piece is a chunky bracelet with peace dangles. We then fill the room withneon lighting and dance to great tunes with Freeze Dance, Limbo and more. A surprise “peace offering” for eachgirl is provided. LJ

2450-6 Thursday April 12 6:30-7:45 p.m. R/NR: $30/$45Bartlett Community Center, Bartlett Park District, 700 S. Bartlett Road Min/Max: 7/15

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All Ages

5-10 years old

Kindergarten-8th grade

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Celebrate Earth Day’s 42nd Birthday in April with the Bartlett Nature Center’s 12th annualcelebration of this environmental awareness event. Everyone is invited to this family-friendlycelebration where you will see a variety of demonstrations, educational exhibits and hands-onactivities. The world around us is always changing, and so is our Earth Day celebration. One thingthat hasn’t changed – this event is FREE! No reservation required. CB

Saturday April 21 12 noon-4 p.m. (Rain or Shine!) Bartlett Nature Center, 2054 W. Stearns Road, James “Pate” Philip State Park. Call (847) 608-3100 or visit bartlettparks.org for information.

Daddy/Daughter Prom: “An Enchanted Evening”Dads, ask your date to the SPD 2012 Prom now!

Take in all the beauty and magic of an enchanted evening and dance the night away. Young ladies and their dateswill enjoy games and activities, a light dinner and capture the memory with a framed picture to take home. Don’tmiss this event; registration is limited to the first 50 couples! Have fun shopping for those dresses! LJRegistration Deadline: Wednesday, April 18

6420-2 Friday April 20 7-8:30 p.m. R/NR: $20/$30 per couple ($5 each additional date)Hoosier Grove Barn Min/Max:15 couples/50 couples

FREE

Presented by theStreamwood Park District’s

Music Academy , Show Choir, andDance Academy

Tickets $8 on sale at Park Place Front Counter (3 years and younger are free) Elgin Community College, ATC Auditorium, 1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin LJ

Spring MusicFestival

Friday, April 27 7 p.m.

Monday, April 306-7 p.m.Park Place Lower Level

View SPD artists’ work on display.

Spring Fine Art Show

3-6 years old All of the little princesses can come dressed in their favorite dresses or princess costume. Wewill be playing lady like games, creating an art project, having tea and crumpets, and enjoyinga light lunch. Instructor is Pat Hallmark. CB

Registration Deadline: April 11

1181-8 Wednesday April 18 3:15-4:45 p.m. R/NR: $12/$18 1181-9 Thursday April 19 3:15-4:45 p.m. R/NR: $12/$18

Park Place Elephant Room Min/Max: 10/20

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Earth DayA Billion Actsof Green

TEENS!

Grab your friends and jointhe SPD for a fun trip ofPaintball Excitement!

See page 48 for details on thisJune 16 trip!

FREE

SPECIAL EVENTS

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Presented by the Streamwood Park District’s Theater AcademyRoald Dahl’s Willy Wonka Junior

Friday, May 11 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 12 at 2 p.m. Tickets $8 on sale at Park Place Front Counter

(children 3 years and younger are free)New Venue: Judson University Performance Hall

1151 N. State Street, Elgin LJ

No time for a Siesta, it's time to Fiesta! Join the Streamwood Park District as we kick-off this exciting new

special event. This important National Holiday in Mexico is celebrated worldwide. We’ll celebrateCinco De Mayo the family way, with authentic foods, crafts, activities, piñatabreaking, and fun for the whole family. We will also have the SPD Moonwalkavailable for children. A great event for all ages! LJRegistration Deadline: May 2

6420-3 Friday May 4 6:30-8 p.m. R/NR: $9/$13.50 per person Hoosier Grove Park and Gazebo Min/Max: 20/100

Family

Celebration

Mother’s DayOn Mom’s day to play, bring herto the Cool Pool for the day. KSSunday May 13 1-6 p.m.Mothers free when accompanied by paying child.

Field Day at St. James FarmThe Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is hosting theannual Family Field Day. In addition to demonstrations and exhibitsreflecting the farm’s equestrian, dairy, tractor, and canine traditionsthere will also be regional education organizations to providefamily activities in the very popular “Kids’ Allèe”. Representativeswill be at the event from the Streamwood Park District so comeout and join us for this great event. LJ

Saturday May 26 11 a.m.-5 p.m. St. James Farm, 2S541 Winfield Rd., Warrenville

Glitzy Girlz Glam: An Evening with Mom5-10 years old Glitzy Girlz presents a special evening full of glam and glitz. This is a workshop class with stations: Glam (hair, make-up, nails), Crafts (personalization, stamps, paints, and embellishments), Jewelry (beautiful crystals, silver beads,pattern beads and charms), and Pastry Decorating. Each couple will work as a team to make memories. The classends with a red carpet fashion show. Bring your camera and Glitzy Girlz Staff with take photos. LJ

2450-5 Wednesday May 2 6-7:15 p.m. R/NR: $30/$45 $20 per additional child Bartlett Community Center, Bartlett Park District, 700 S. Bartlett Road 5-10 years old Min/Max: 7/15 couples

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The Streamwood Park DistrictDance Academy presents

Bound 4 BroadwayThursday, May 24 at 7 p.m.

Tickets $9 at Park Place Front Counter(3 years and younger are free)

Hemmens Auditorium, 45 Symphony Way, ElginTickets sales start

Saturday, April 14 at 10 a.m.Park Place Family Recreation Center LJ

2012 DanceRecital

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SPECIAL EVENTS

$3Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30-8:30 p.m. KS

3RT (RAPID RECREATION RESPONSE TEAM) - for Hire!If you are having a block party, birthday party, family reunion or other event, and you wouldlike the Streamwood Park District to come out and resuscitate the life back into your party, wewill be there! The fee is $75 for a two hour, fun-filled time, action packed with games andactivities. The 3RT will dispatch two staff members to your location on the day of the event.Please contact the Park District at (630) 483-3132 to book your emergency fun rescue. Oneweek advance notice is required. At time of booking, an estimated amount of people will berequired to properly prepare enough equipment and activities for the entire two hours. LJ

Available for Streamwood Residents only.

Play-in-the-Park SeriesWe want you! We want you to come out and play in your parks! The Streamwood Park District’s Rapid RecreationResponse Team (3RT) will be hosting free family fun nights in the neighborhood parks. We invite you to come outand join us for an evening of games, crafts and snacks. Check the schedule for the one nearest you or join us for ourentire Play-in-the-Park series. Look for the Play-in-the-Park sign to enjoy old-fashioned family recreation. LJ

6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday June 12 Sunnydale Park6:30-8 p.m. Thursday June 28 Lacy Park6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday July 10 Challenger South Park

6:30-8 p.m. Thursday July 26 Little Creek Park 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday August 7 Southwicke Park 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday August 23 Aquarius Park

Please call (630) 483-3132 for event cancellation or relocation due to inclement weather.

Summer Kick-Off CarnivalHot Dogs and Juice • Family Entertainment • Water Balloon Toss

Park District Moonwalk • Dunk Tank • Face PaintingCarnival Games, Crafts and Other Fun Activities LJ

Friday June 15 5:30-8 p.m. Hoosier Grove Park FREE

June 13 Graduation DayJune 20 Pirate TreasureJune 27 Jungle HuntJuly 11 Ducky DayJuly 18 Summer OlympicsJuly 25 Christmas in JulyAugust 1 LuauAugust 8 Water Carnival

Come on in andplay at the pool - wewill have games andactivities to makeyour Wednesday alittle wacky!

Pool Daily Rates Apply

KS

WackyWednesdays

Wednesdays 2-3:30 p.m.

CHECK OUT OUTDOOR SWIM OPPORTUNITIES ON PAGE 25

All Ages

All Ages

FREE

Father’s DayOn Dad’s day to play, bring himto the Cool Pool for the day.

Sunday June 17 1-6 p.m. KS Fathers free when accompanied by paying child.

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10K (6.2 miles) and 5K Run/Walk (3.1 miles)Route will be held on wide, local neighborhood streets - 85% flat. Water stops on course plus splits at allmile markers.

1 Mile Fun Run (for all ages) and Kiddie Races (3-7 years old)A high energy, flat run with lots of motivation from the crowd.

Pancake Breakfast with Gluten-free OptionsPancakes, sausage, juice, milk, coffee, and fruit await race participants. Family members are welcome to take part inthe breakfast for a charge of $2 for children ages 3-10 years, and $4 for those 11 years and older. Breakfast will beserved at Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym immediately following the race.

Awards and Premiums10K and 5K Race awards will be three deep in 5 year age groups beginning at age 14 and under, through 70+. 1 MileFun Run and Kiddie Race participants will receive finisher ribbons. All participants will receive a t-shirt, goodie bag,and pancake breakfast.

Save the Dates:Registration Now Available!Advance Registration prices for the Stride Ends June 2Advance Packet Pick-up 7 a.m.-9 p.m. June 8(No Registration on Friday, June 8)Streamwood Stride June 9

(Race Day Registration is available)

14th Annual - Saturday, June 910K Run, 5 K Run/Walk, 1 Mile Fun Run, Kiddie Races

14th AnnualStreamwoodStride

All race proceedsbenefit the

Streamwood ParkDistrict

Scholarship Fund,helping

Streamwoodfamilies

participate inrecreation.

Streamwood StrideSaturday, June 9

Advance Race Day Registration & Packet Pick-upPackets will be available for pick-up on Friday, June 8 in theFitness Center from 7 a.m.-9 p.m. or on Race Day. Race Dayregistration opens at 6 a.m. and ends promptly 15 minutes priorto race.

06/03-07Race Through 06/02 & 06/09 Start Time

8400-0 10K $20 $25 8 a.m.8400-1 5 K $20 $25 8 a.m.8400-2 1 Mile Fun Run $10 $15 7:30 a.m.8400-3 Kiddie Races $7 $10 9:15 a.m. Pancake Breakfast See Note Above 8:15 a.m.

Please consider donating an extra amount to support our StreamwoodPark District Scholarship Fund.

Registration ProcedureMail form or register in person:

Park Place Family Recreation CenterAttn: Streamwood Stride550 South Park BoulevardStreamwood, IL 60107

Online at streamwoodparkdistrict.org(Site through Active.com: credit card only, with a nominal processing fee.)

Other Important Information• Babysitting is available from 7:15 a.m. to 11 a.m.• Race cancellation will occur, if lightning is present.• Strollers are welcome, but will be placed in back of group.• Locker rooms and shower facilities available (please bring lock

and towel). sponsored by

STREAMWOOD STRIDE

Just For A Day:

Parents can go out & Play! 4 years and older You heard us right! The 3RT team is taking thekids and you’re free to have a day to yourself. Goout shopping, lay by the pool, take a trip to thecity – the possibilities are endless. We’ll have agreat time and will enjoy a pizza lunch, crafts,games, time at the playground, sports, and somuch more! Don’t miss the opportunity to playwith the adults and let kids be kids. LJRegistration Deadline: Wednesday, June 27

6430-1 Saturday June 30 10 a.m.-3 p.m. R/NR: $8/$12 per child, $5 each additional childCommunity Center Min/Max: 12/35

Fun Family Workshop- design it yourself!

All Ages Have the opportunity to choose from t-shirts,mugs, pillowcases, socks, or baseball caps, anddesign it yourself using paint, fabric markers,decals and more! Each person may pick twoitems to design. The 3RT team will be on handto offer suggestions and help, but this is a familyevent! Come out and have fun together. Stay after

the event and enjoy the Sunny Hill Splash Pad, basketballcourts, tennis courts, and playground. LJ

6430-0 Saturday July 14 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. R/NR: $8/$12 per personSunny Hill Park Min/Max: 10/50

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Thursday

movieSeries

Hoosier Grove Park is home to the 2012Summer Movie Series on Thursday nightsfeaturing a BBQ. All Ages Welcome to these

unique Family Events.

Before each movie we will be grilling up hot dogs for agood old-fashioned family BBQ. The 3RT team will alsobe on hand for exciting games and activities! Enjoy theunique setting of the Hoosier Grove Park and get comfywith sleeping bags, pillows and a full selection of moviesnacks and beverages for purchase! It’s just like going to

the movies only better! LJGrilling/Games begin at 6:30; Movies at dusk.

Puss in Boots June 21 Hugo July 19Happy Feet 2 August 30

Night

featuring:Fun for the Whole Family!

HoosierGrove Park,700 W. IrvingPark Rd.

FREE

SPECIAL EVENTS

In case ofinclement

weather, the eventwill be moved tothe Hoosier Grove

Barn.

2012 SPD SlamGirls Fastpitch Tournament

Join the Streamwood Park District for the best fastpitchtournament in the area. The SPD Slam is open for all in-house and All Star Teams - no travel teams are allowed. Thereare 4 divisions (10U,12U,14U, and high school), eachguaranteed 4 games. Each has an A Bracket for competitiveteams, and a B Bracket for recreational teams. No refundsunless complete tournament rain-out. JW

Wednesday-Sunday July 18-22 Times Vary Fee: $400 per TeamRahlfs Woods Min/Max: 4/8 teams per division

For more information, contact John Wilhelmat (630) 483-3090 or jwilhelm@spdcares.com

Glitzy Girlz Summertime Spa6-12 years A night of pampering on a nice summer evening! Wewill start with a fruit facial and soak our skin. Each childwill design a beautiful crystal charm anklet. A pedicurewith polish application complete with nail art stickersor designs follows. Next, manicures, with polish andnail art. A foot/nail brush is provided to use and takehome. We end the night with a relaxing drink andsnack. A spa goodie bag is provided as a keepsake. LJ

2460-6 Thursday June 28 6:30-8 p.m. R/NR: $30/$45Bartlett Community Center, Bartlett Park District, 700 S. BartlettRoad Min/Max: 6/20

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Juniper Mays Friday, 5:30-7:30 p.m. VarietyEmerging from rock ‘n’ roll rootsand infusing folk, bluegrass, andIrish influences with a touch ofreggae and jazz! Juniper Mays isgaining recognition for, consistentlyenergizing, fun live shows alwayspeppered with moments of pure improvisation.

7th Heaven Friday, 8:30-10:30 p.m. Variety, CoverA wide variety of music combined with an extremely highenergy live show. 7th Heavens music has been featured onDiscoveryChannel,MTV,and the Jenny Jones Show.The singerof7thHeavenwontheUKversionofAmericanIdol(PopStars).

Daven Masulis & CompanySaturday, 2:30-3:30 p.m. AlternativeDaven Masulis & Company was established in

Schaumburg and creates a sound that is reminiscent of Radiohead,Oasis, and the Beatles. Dynamic vocal melodies and heart felt lyricsare at the focal point of the group’s music. Masulis has establishedhimself with performances at venues in the northwest suburbs.Performance includes original material, as well as covers.

Jaktripper Saturday, 5:30-7:30 p.m. AlternativeJaktripper is a group of talented musicians from variousmusical backgrounds, merging diverse styles and influencestogether in an eclectic mix of rock, alternative, pop, metal, jazz,and blues. The results are far from typical of most bands on thescene today.

ARRA Saturday, 8:30-10:30 p.m. Classic RockFor two decades, ARRA has been one of the bestand largest drawing classic rock cover bands inthe Chicagoland area. ARRA’s success can beattributed to unparalleled vocal harmonies,incredible musicianship, and only the bestrenditions of the biggest hits by the biggest bands.

Pamela Rose & Windy City CountrySunday, 3-4:30 p.m. Country

Pamela Rose is comprised of guitar, bass, drums, fiddle,and lead vocals; additional instruments played includepedal steel, mandolin, and keyboard. Pamela Rose andtwo of the band belt out strong vocals, creating greatharmonies on top of a solid and slammin’ rhythmsection. Combining over 30 years of touring andrecording accolades, Pamela Rose and Windy CityCountry has performed for audiences all over the globe.

Electric Beans Rock & Soul ReviewSunday, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Blues, Soul, CountryMike Beck has been performing for more than fifteenyears. Mike performs in various iterations includinghis dynamic full band act, Electric Beans Rock & SoulRevue. Possessing a diverse repertoire of more than500 songs, Possessed of a powerful voice anddynamic stage presence, Mike's performancesinclude forays into rock, soul, blues, and country, including compelling originals,classic rock favorites, stirring soul standards, and guilty pleasures.

Parade • Golf Outing • Kiddie RidesFireworks • Family Attractions

Food • Entertainment • Beer Tent

Friday, July 27 (tentative schedule)Children’s Craft Activity Area . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-9 p.m.Jason Kollum - Stilt Walker & Balloon Artist . . . 5:30 p.m.Children’s Rides and Attractions. . . . . . . . . . 5-10:30 p.m.Business Expo Booths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-10 p.m.BINGO (St. John’s Knights of Columbus) . . . . . . 7-10:30 p.m.Family Main Stage Juniper Mays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30-7:30 p.m. Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 p.m. 7th Heaven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30-10:30 p.m.Children’s Stage

Local Music Showcase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, July 28 (tentative schedule)Parade . . . . . step off-Streamwood Blvd./Bartlett Rd.: 10:30 a.m.Business Expo Booths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-8 p.m.Children’s Craft Activity Area . . . . . . . . . . . 12-9 p.m.Children’s Rides and Attractions. . . . . . . . . 12-10:30 p.m.

Unlimited Carnival Rides w/wristband . . . . . 12-4 p.m.Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse Museum . . . . . . . . . 1-4 p.m.Making Faces Chicago with Margi Kanter. . . . . . 1-6 p.m.BINGO (St. John’s Knights of Columbus). . . . . . . 2-10:30 p.m.Children’s Stage

Ice Cream Eating Contest (sponsored by Colonial Café andIce Cream) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2:30 p.m.

Jason Kollum - Juggling & Variety Act . . . . . . 3:30 p.m. TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 p.m. ARRA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30-10:30 p.m.Family Main Stage Daven Masulis & Company. . . . . . . . . . 2:30-3:30 p.m. Talent Show (sponsored by Streamwood Kiwanis). 4-5 p.m. Jaktripper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30-7:30 p.m. Hula Hoop Contest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:30 p.m.

Fireworks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:15 p.m.

Sunday, July 29 (tentative schedule)Golf Outing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shot Gun Start: 7:30 a.m.Business Expo Booths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-5 p.m.Children’s Craft Activity Area . . . . . . . . . . . 12-8 p.m.Children’s Rides and Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-8 p.m.

Unlimited Carnival Rides w/wristband . . . . . 12-4 p.m.Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse Museum . . . . . . . . . 1-4 p.m.BINGO (St. John’s Knights of Columbus) . . . . . . 2-7 p.m.Children’s Stage Kevin Kelly the Magician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m. Magic by Randy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:30 p.m.Family Main Stage Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 p.m. Pamela Rose & Windy City Country . . . . . 3-4:30 p.m. Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:30 p.m. Electric Beans Rock & Soul Revue . . . . 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Raffle Drawing . . . . . . . . . 7:30 p.m.

Local Music Showcase Friday, 5:30 p.m. Variety, Cover Any bands interested in performing should call (630)483-3090.

Located on the Children’s Stage, don’t miss this opportunity to check out local up and coming talent.Bands from in and around Streamwood will perform a variety of original music and covers.

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SUMMER CELEBRATIONPresented by:

Streamwood Park DistrictVillage of Streamwood

Streamwood Chamber of Commerce

Friday, July 27 5-11 p.m. Saturday, July 28 12 p.m.-11 p.m.Sunday, July 29 12 p.m.-8 p.m.

Parking and Bus ServiceHandicap and permit parking only on site.

Additional Parking: Park Place, 550 S. Park Blvd.Village Hall, 301 E. Irving Park Road

Streamwood High School, 701 W. Schaumburg RoadShuttle bus service will run on the half hour from these locations on Friday

4-11:30 p.m, Saturday 9 a.m.-11:30 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m.

Volunteers Needed for Summer CelebrationThe Streamwood Summer Celebration Committee needs yourhelp. If you would be interested in participating as a volunteer in this year’s event onJuly 27, 28 or 29, please mail your name, address and phone number to:

Summer Celebration301 E. Irving Park RoadStreamwood, IL 6010

or call Village Hall(630) 736-3800

Where great service happens!

FAMILY FUN FOR ALL AGES

Save the Date!The Kiwanis Fishing Derbyoffered in conjunction with theStreamwood Park District will be heldon Saturday, September 8 at SurreyWoods Park!

SPECIAL EVENTS

12 SUMMER FUN FOR EVERYONE!

Touch-a-TruckYou can’t beat the fun when you combine kids with big rigs. ManyPark District staff and the vehicles they use everyday will join us,along with a variety of other businesses in the area. Cameras arehighly recommended. Appearance of emergency vehicles, such asfire engines, cannot be assured, dependent on availability. LJIf you know of a business that would like to display their vehicleduring the event, contact Lauren Jochem at (630) 483-3132.

Tuesday August 7 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Park Place Lower Parking Lot

Please call (630) 483-3132 for event cancellation or relocation due to inclement weather.

FREE

3RT Summer Send-Off Family Fun NightCelebrate the end of the summer season with the 3RT Team. We’ll have slices of pizza and pop forall. Visit the craft barn, Karaoke stage or moonwalk for family fun. Kids can have their faces paintedand enjoy a family photo op in the gazebo. LJ

Friday August 24 6:30-8 p.m. Hoosier Grove Park FREE

Summer Battle of the BandsSix bands are needed to battle it out for the rock and roll crown. The Battle will beheld at the Hoosier Grove Barn. Bands will have 20 minute sets. Cash prize will be

awarded to the winner.A band meeting will be held one week prior to the battle at the Hoosier Grove Barn. All bands will be contacteddirectly with the exact meeting time. Topics discussed will include load-in/load-out procedures, sound requirements,the judging/voting process, etc.

For details, please call John Wilhelm at (630) 483-3090.Must have at least three bands registered by August 10.

3130-4 Friday August 24 Doors open at 5:30 p.m., Music starts at 6 p.m. Spectator Fee: $7 Hoosier Grove Barn

Presented by theStreamwood Park District’s

Theater AcademyDisney’s Camp Rock The MusicalSaturday, August 18 at 7 p.m.Sunday, August 19 at 2 p.m.

Tickets $8 on sale at Park Place Front Counter(children 3 years and younger are free)

Judson University, Performance Hall, 1151 N. State Street, Elgin LJ

All Ages

All Ages

All Ages

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SPLASH BIRTHDAY PARTIES

All Parties include:• Access to both the 25 yard Lap Pool and the zero depth entry pool featuring aKiddy Slide, Horse Shoe Channel, two-story high water slide, and water playstructures.

• 3 hours in the Party Room.• 1.5 hours in the pool area during your 3-hour rental.• Party Host dedicated to your party: from set-up to clean-up, they arethere to help you.

• Plastic table covers included with rental. • A cart to bring party supplies to and from the room.• 30 minutes before and after rental time to decorate and clean-up.• You are welcome to bring in your own decorations, juice, soda, food,and cake.

Ideal for children 3-10 years old!

Splash PartiesSplash Parties are held during our public open swim hours.The 1.5 hours of pool time is part of your party room rentaltime All guests are welcome to swim in either the ActivityPool or Lap Pool.

Saturdays and Sundays 1 to 4 p.m.; 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.; 3:30-6:30 p.m.R/NR: $175/$195 for 40 guests; $265/$285 for 80 guests.

Semi-Private Pool PartiesOur Semi-Private Pool Party is held in the Activity Pooland is yours alone. The Lap Pool will remain openduring your party time for your guests and the publicto swim. The 1.5 hours of pool time is part of yourparty room rental time All guests are welcome to swimin either the Activity Pool or Lap Pool.

Fridays 6 to 9 p.m. R/NR: $255/$270 for 40 guests; $355/$375 for 80 guests

For more information or to reserve your party, please call Events andCorporate Services at (630) 483-3135 or e-mail Ldemoss@spdcares.com.

Looking for that perfect location to host your child’s birthday party? Consider the Cool Poolat the Park Place Family Recreation Center, Our new Splash Party package includes a fullthree hours in the party room. Leave the party items and food in the room while you enjoythe pool.

THE COOL POOL IS LOCATED AT PARK PLACE FAMILY RECREATION CENTER, 550 S. PARK BLVD., STREAMWOOD

PARK PLACE FAMILY RECREATION CENTER

14 PARK PLACE FAMILY RECREATION CENTER FITNESS CENTER FEATURES STATE OF THE ART EQUIPMENT.

Park Place FamilRecreation Center

550 S. Park Blvd.Streamwood, IL

60107

(630) 483-3010

Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday: 5:30 a.m.-10 p.m.Saturday-Sunday: 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m.

The Fitness Center, Gym, and Cool Pool closing dates for maintenance TBA.

Check out the remodeled fitnesscenter!

� Fitness Center � Indoor Pool �� Indoor Track � Kids’ Place �� Group Fitness Classes �� Personal Training �

All new Fitness Annual Memberships include a one-hourpersonal training session and an equipment orientation!

Fitness Aquatic Dual All Inclusive Group Open R NR R/CA NR R NR CA R NR CA Fitness Basketball TrackAdult $212 $254 $167 $199 $317 $380 $348 $594 $711 $653Family(1) $367 $440 $282 $338 $552 $662 $607 $1,027 $1,202 $1,115Senior $104 $125 $110 $134 $187 $229 $208 $277 $332 $305Student $159 $191 $125 $149 $238 $285 $261 $446 $533 $489 R NR R/CA NR R NR CA (1)First two children in a family are free with Annual and 3-Month Memberships. R NRAdult $120 $138 $102 $120 $180 $219 $200 $57 $86Family(1) $213 $255 $162 $192 $321 $375 $348 $57 $86Senior $60 $66 $60 $69 $102 $123 $113 $57 $86Student $80 $92 $77 $86 $137 $162 $150 $57 $86 R NR R/CA NR R NR CA R NR R NR R NRAdult $5 $7 $5 $7 $11 $15 - $6 $8 $4 $6 $2 $3Youth/Senior $4 $5 $4 $5 $9 $11 - $5 $7 $3 $3 $2 $3HS 15 yrs. + $4 $5 $4 $5 $9 $11 - $5 $7 $3 $6 $2 $3Parent/Tot* $5 $7 $3 $3

Enjoy unlimited use of Group Fitness Classes, Open Gym Basketball or Track R NR R NR R NRAdult (1 Month) $64 $85 $35 $90 $21 $32Adult (3 Month) $182 $242 $98 $255 $57 $86Youth/Senior (1 Month) $54 $74 $25 $25 $21 $32Youth/Senior (3 Month) $151 $212 $70 $70 $57 $86HS 15 years and older (1 Month) $25 $50 $21 $32HS 15 years and older (3 Month) $70 $140 $57 $86 R/CA NR R NRAdult (10 Punch) $45 $64 $57 $76Youth/Seniors (10 Punch) $36 $45 $47.50 $66.50

SeniorRate starts atage 55 years

young!

*Parent/Tot Rates: Parent pays full daily Aquatic rate; Tot under 2 years is Free.

Featuringover 50

classes eachweek!

Annual

3-Month

Punchcard

Daily

FIT Pass

Fitness: Fitness Center (14

years and older); Indoor Track

(12 years and older); Towel

Service.

Aquatic: Pool for Adult Use

Swim Time; Family Open Swim;

Whirlpool and Sauna (18 years

and older).

Dual: All Fitness and Aquatic

Membership Benefits, PlusOpen Gym (Age-Appropriate).

All-Inclusive: All Dual

Membership Benefits, plus Open

Gym (Age-Appropriate),

Unlimited Group Fitness Classes

and Babysitting Service.

Group Fitness: Features up to

50 classes per week!

FIT Passes: Unlimited use of

Group Fitness Classes, Open

Gym Basketball and Track. JS

R=Streamwood Park District ResidentNR=Nonresident CA=CooperativeAgreement and includes residents ofHanover Park and Roselle ParkDistricts. Streamwood Work ForceDiscount All people who work for abusiness in Streamwood receiveresident rates for Park Placememberships. Current ID and pay stubnecessary for discount.

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PARK PLACE AMENITIES

... WHERE KIDS CAN BE KIDS

• 16 Cybex Eagle Strength Machines• 11 Plate Loaded Machines • Dumbbells (3-100lbs.)• Barbells (15-100)• Functional Trainer• Treadmills (Precor, Cybex,LifeFitness)

• Elliptical (Precor, Octane)

• Cybex ArcTrainer• Precor AMTs• Stairmasters and Stepmills• Upright, Recumbent and Spin Bikes• Airdyne Bikes• Nu-Steps• Scifit Pro 2• Rowing Machine• Indoor 6-lane Pool and Zero Depth• Indoor Running Track

• Two Basketball Courts• Spinning Studio• Nutrition Counseling• Body Fat Testing• Personal Training· Equipment Orientations· Fitness Assessments

• Kids’ Place Babysitting• General and Private Locker Rooms• Group Exercise Studio• Balls, Bands, Bosus and Discs

New

Equipment is

Here!Facility Amenities include:

Visit the Park Place Fun Zone wherethere is a special area where children

can foster their large motor skillswhile having fun. This room is

recommended for children up to the age of 8,accompanied by an adult at all times with no more than a 5:1

ratio. Participants must pay at the front counter, receive awristband and sign in with a Fun Zone staff member.

Saturdays 11 a.m.-2 p.m.$3 per child

$2 per child for groups of 10 or more childrenClimbing Wall (8' high/16' wide) (when climbing wall is not being used)

Basketball on our Mini Court • Tunnels • Tot Lot • Hop Scotch •Hula Hoops • Building Area • • Computers (Preschool-aged Programs)

Groups are required to have advance reservations.Call Pat Hallmark at

(630) 483-3023; additional group hours may be available. CB

Monday - Friday 9-11 a.m. Saturday 8:30-11 a.m. Monday - Thursday 5-8 p.m.Fees: $3.50 per child per hour (1-2 children) (Each additional child $1/child/ hour)

$7 per child per hour for non-member, off-site care.

Kids’ PlaceBabysitting

Craft projects, games, puzzles, and smiling faces are just a few ofthe things we provide children at Kids’ Place! Adults enjoy oursafe environment with over 40 years of experience and CPRcertified staff. We also may use Fun Zone, gym, and on-site

playground for exercise and great fun!

• Punchcard and Daily payments are available.• Reservations required for infants under one year of age and for early drop-off (15-30minutes before scheduled opening). Call (630) 483-3010 or visit the front desk for moreinformation to make an appointment.

• Kids’ Place is closed most holidays and the mornings of U-46 weather closure days.Afternoon availability on U-46 weather closure days will be at the discretion of themanager.

• 10% off next purchase with Babysitting punchcards totaling $40 or more. JS

3 months-12 years old

Walking is one of the safest, most effective forms ofexercise. It is important for children, too! Spend somequality time walking/running and enjoying thecompany of your kids while getting fitness benefits.Parents and children; children must be able to walkor be carried in a backpack. No strollers allowed onthe track. All participants, including members, mustsign a waiver for all children in attendance. JSSundays 12-8 p.m. Fee: $2 per Day per Person (no charge for Fitness members)

Sundays are“Families on the Track” Days

Special Note: This is not a drop-off program. Children must besupervised by a parent at all times. Access to the fitnessequipment is not allowed. Fitnesss Members’ Note: When youbring your children to walk, you must remain with them on thetrack at all times. This is not a time for fitness area use. Cleantennis shoes must be worn.

GROUP EXERCISE

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General Notes: Park Place FIT Pass System, Punchcard and Daily Fee, & Cancellation Policy• Non-Registration Classes are for ages14 and older, unless otherwise noted.• FIT Pass offers unlimited group exercise classes and much quicker access into the class! You just swipe, band and go! Thebest part, because this is like our membership card with your picture on it, if you misplace it or lose it, we can honor whatyou have purchased! 10 Punch passes can be used for any, with the exception of Registration classes.

• Any group exercise class may be cancelled or altered due to low attendance. If less than three people attend a class, it maybe canceled that day. Any class with an average of five or fewer participants will be flagged/watched for one month andmay be cancelled or changed to registration class if the average does not increase.

Aquatic

Improve cardiovascular fitness with the water’sresistance. All muscles get a workout and stress onjoints is reduced!

Working within Arthritis Foundation guidelines, thisclass addresses range of motion, joint mobility andcirculation issues. Whirlpool is available for participants.

Combine fitness and dance moves to upbeat Latin musicwith resistance of the water.

Exercises will target muscle tone and strength in thearms, legs as well as the core muscles. Geared towardseniors, participants use equipment in shallow anddeeper water.

Excellent water workouts with additional resistanceequipment for a more intense workout. Focus:endurance and strength.

Participants do not need to know how to swim. Aqua shoes are recommended.

Aqua Fitness

Water Arthritis Exercise

Aqua ZUMBA®

Aqua Arthritis Strength Training

Wet n’ Wild

Mind/Body

This floor-based mat class is designed for everyone.Enjoy a non-impact, safe and effective exercise. Pilateswill strengthen muscles as well as improve flexibility,joint mobility, balance and posture. This mind/body classreduces stress while toning all your core (powerhouse)muscles!

Park Place Studio - 550 S. Park Blvd., Streamwood

Yoga is a spiritual practice that has been evolving forthousands of years. Many benefits can help withincreasing stress and ailments that accompany oureveryday lives. From stimulating the immune system andboosting self-esteem to improving muscle tone,flexibility, strength and stamina this class is definitely afavorite!

8360-2Monday April 16-May 21 6:15-7:30 p.m. R/NR: $54/$798370-0Monday June 4-July 9 6:15-7:30 p.m. R/NR: $54/$798370-2 Monday July 16-August 20 6:15-7:30 p.m. R/NR: $54/$79Hoosier Grove Barn, 700 W. Irving Park Rd., Streamwood

Poses flow from one to another, breath synchronizingthe movements, creating heat in the body, improvingflexibility and promoting muscle strength. Appropriatefor all ages.

Park Place Studio - 550 S. Park Blvd., Streamwood

In Vinyasa style yoga, poses flow from one pose toanother, breath synchronizing the movements, creatingheat in the body, improving flexibility and promotingmuscle strength. Vinyasa allows for a variety of strengthmovements, in addition to many working stretches.Appropriate for all levels.

8360-5 Wednesday April 18-May 23 7-8:15 p.m. R/NR: $54/$798370-1 Wednesday June 6-July 18* 7-8:15 p.m. R/NR: $54/$798370-3 Wednesday August 1-29 7-8:15 p.m. R/NR: $54/$79 Hoosier Grove Barn, 700 W. Irving Park Rd., Streamwood *No Class July 4

Participants are encouraged to bring their own mats for the Mind/Body Classes.

Pilates

Hatha Yoga

Vinyasa Yoga

Vinyasa Flow Yoga

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GROUP EXERCISEStudio

High motivation, mood lighting, good music and anincredible workout! This indoor cycling program is forparticipants of all fitness and skill levels.

Target your trouble spot in this quick 15- minute session.

Barbells and weight plates give you a full-body workoutyou won’t believe! People rave about the results theyget from this style of class that puts traditional weightroom exercises to music to create the ultimate inmuscular endurance. All fitness levels are welcome!

See what your friends and the rest of the country areraving about! It’s a Latin dance and it’s an exerciseregimen, and it’s a blast! Drop pant sizes dancing andhave fun doing it! This class is fun even for non-dancers!

Cardiovascular fitness at its finest using the step bench.Pump up the music/pump up your moves and burn upthe calories in these creatively layered step classes. Step& Sculpt utilizes weights to incorporate strengthtraining.

High intensity class that uses quick bursts andchallenging exercises for an extreme and powerfulworkout.

A fun, high energy cardiovascular workout combineselements of boxing and martial arts to improvecoordination, flexibility and muscle tone for a total-bodyworkout.

Feeling stressed? Dance it off! Join Jaun for a Latininspired class that will get you moving and grooving.Make your cardio workout fun with Salsa, Merengue andother dance moves with steps that are as easy as 1, 2, 3.No dance experience is necessary.

Enjoy a great workout that will challenge the body withchanging heart rate intervals to keep the body guessingand burning tons of calories.

Watch for Special Event Group Exercise Classesthroughout the year!

Classes held at Park Place.

Spinning®

15 Minute Abs

Muscle Pump

ZUMBA®

Max Interval

Step and Step & Sculpt

NEW: Bailemos

Cardio Interval

Educational SeminarsThe Foundation for Wellness Professionals is an international non-profit agency devoted to educating the public aboutdifferent health issues and options available for treatment. Registration is required for each class and will be availablethrough the class start date.

Neuropathy Educational SeminarMay 14-18 is Neuropathy Awareness Week! Neuropathy is a conditionthat affects millions of Americans with symptoms such as pain,numbness, tingling, burning, cramping, sleeping problems, andbalance issues, usually in the hands and feet.

8130-1 Wednesday May 16 10:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $2 in advance/$5 at door

Arthritis Educational SeminarOver 50 million Americans suffer with joint pain. Become educationabout what arthritis is, the causes, who is susceptible, and how torelieve and prevent it from happening.

8130-2 Wednesday August 1 10:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $2 in advance/$5 at door

Healthy Living SeminarThis seminar will cover a variety of topics aimed at maintaining ahealthy life. It will include tips on how to get and stay healthy inregard to nutrition, stress, proper sleep, and body mechanics.

8140-1 Wednesday November 14 10:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $2 in advance/$5 at door

Cardio Kickboxing

Dr. Hui holds two Doctorate degrees and two additionalBoard Certifications. He is rated one of the top NaturalHealthcare Physicians in Illinois and was featured onHealth Radio Show, AM IMPACT as a health expert in thetreatment of Peripheral Neuropathy. He currently servesas a specialist on the Medical Advisory Board for theAmerican College of Physical Medicine. Dr. Hui has beena local representative for the Foundation for WellnessProfessionals for over a decade and is regarded as oneof the top national speakers for the organization.

Dr. Jason Y. Hui, recently spoke on non-surgical kneetreatments and options to ease pain without pills.

GROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE IS UPDATED MONTHLY; CHECK AT THE FRONT COUNTER.

18 HEALTH AND FITNESS MANAGER, JESSIE SCOTT (630) 483-3015 CAN HELP PUT YOU ON THE TRACK TO FITNESS!

3-6 years old The fabulously fun fitness program for children! Add anexer-citing stretch and grow class to your child’scurriculum. Children will have fun while they learn toexercise and build good habits through yoga, sports,music, dance, team play, and games. Weekly theme lessonplans introduce a new exercise, motor skills, and buildbone and muscle. Children are escorted from theirclassroom to the Aerobic Studio.

8900-8 Thursday April 5-May 3 11:10-11:45 a.m. R/NR: $40/$65Park Place Aerobic Studio Min/Max: 9/18

Classes resume in the fall!

5-11 years old If your child likes to dance, then Junior jazzercise® is foryou! The exercise habits developed can go a long way toshaping thier future! Junior jazzercise® helps childrenbuild strength, endurance, coordination and teachesthem about nutrition and the importance of physicalfitness, all done through fun dance routineschoreographed to Top 40 hits. Children perform theroutines for parents on the last day of class.

8 Weeks Wednesday April 4-May 23 4:15 p.m. Fee: $55Park Place Aerobic Studio Questions and Registration call Jeaneen at (847) 584-1969.

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10-16 years old Whether you are trying to lose weight or bulk-up, need a general overall fitness program or somethingsports specific, our personal trainer can help you set goals and stay motivated to achieve them. Corefitness is established, and then changes are made in individuals’ programs as they progress. This class runscontinuously all year ‘round. Student must be 12 years old and pass two sessions in order to be eligibleto purchase a T-N-T Fitness Center membership. A certificate will be presented and 20% off YouthMembership will be honored.

8900-9 Monday April 30-June 4 4:15-5 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52 8130-0 Monday June 18-July 23 4:15-5 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52 8140-0 Monday August 6-September 17* 4:15-5 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52Park Place Studio/Fitness Center *No Class: September 3

T-N-T: Teens-n-Training: Teen Weight Training

Music, fresh moves, puremotivation.

Blend of dance and exercise choreographed to today’shottest music. Suitable for all fitness levels and combinesa great cardio-vascular workout with resistance training

and stretching to increase strength, muscle tone,flexibility and balance with easy to follow movements.

Register for class 15 minutes before orafter class at the jazzercise® table.Free class and 1 month (new customerwith auto-pay registration) duringOpen House days! Includes jazzercise®Easy Fitness Ticket and joining fee! Valid fornew or former customers not previously enrolled only onday of FREE class.

jazzercise®Open HouseMay 7-8June 4-5

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Monday/Wednesday/Friday 5:15 p.m. Tuesday/Thursday 8:40 a.m. Sunday 10:45 a.m.Joining Fee: $30 Easy Fitness Ticket:$37/month (Auto Deduction: Checking/Credit Card) Eight Week Session: $94 (Cash/Check) Walk-Ins: $10

GROUP EXERCISEQuestions and Registration: Call Jeaneen at (847) 584-1969. Check out jazzercise.com!

This 10 week program consists of a meeting each week to educate participants about propernutrition and weight loss. Discussion topics are unique each week and a weight loss coach isprovided to help you throughout the program. The combination of a weekly meeting andbeing held accountable by your personal coach is essential to success. Participants’ averageloss is 10 inches and 20 pounds and the top three “losers” will win cash!

8120-2 April 4-June 6 R/NR: $55/$758220-0 June 20-August 29* *No Class: July 4 R/NR: $55/$758230-0 September 12-November 14 R/NR: $55/$75

WeightLoss

Challenge

Current identification is required and enforcedfor all participants aged 13 years and older.Acceptable identification includes State ID,school ID, or driver’s license. If you do nothave an ID, a parent or guardian must bepresent with a photo ID to show proof ofresidency. If an ID is not presented, you will becharged the nonresident rate.

School Day Off Open Gym for all ages: 1:30-3:30 p.m.

18 years and older Excellent way to shed some unwanted weight or to stay in shape.

Teams are formed nightly. • Programs run for ten weeks. Free to Park Place Annual Dual members; pre-registration is required (list member number on registration form).

8180-1 Wednesday April 14-May 30 7:30-9:30 p.m. R/NR: $32/$468190-0 Wednesday June 6-August 8 7:30-9:30 p.m. R/NR: $32/$468900-2 Wednesday August 15-October 24* 7:30-9:30 p.m. R/NR: $32/$46Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym *No Class: August 29 Min/Max: 10/36

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GROUP EXERCISE AND OPEN GYM

SCAN FOR UP-TO-DATE SCHEDULES

Go over, go under, go around, or go through, But Never Give Up! Accept the Challenge,go the distance and reap the rewards, both personal and financial! All participants thatgo the distance will receive a t-shirt and 10% discount on membership or FIT Pass.

Join Anytime!8120-4 Through December 31 Fee: $5

OpenGym

Men’s Basketball Conditioning

Where great service happens!

Strength Training Tuesday/Thursday 9 a.m. Hanover Township Senior CenterZUMBA® Gold Wednesday/Friday 11 a.m. Park Place Family Recreation CenterZUMBA® Gold Saturday 11 a.m. Hanover Township Senior CenterAqua Combo Saturday 9 a.m. Park Place Family Recreation Center

Daily function improves with exercises that target flexibility and rangeof motion. Functional stretching, strengthening and core exercises getyou moving into your day. **Extremely popular class!**

The hottest new Latin flair dance class for mature adults. A lot oflaughs and dancing for seniors with or without a chair. Move like youhaven’t moved in years and shed a few of those old pounds, too!(Classes not included in Park Place memberships.)

Senior Strength Training/Aerobics

ZUMBA® Gold

Senior Aqua Combo

Open Gym HoursPick-up Lunchtime Basketball Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Pick-up Volleyball Monday 6:30-9:30 p.m.Adult Basketball Tuesday/Thursday 7:30-9:30 p.m.Men’s Basketball Conditioning* Wednesday 7:30-9:30 p.m.High School/College Friday 7:30-9:30 p.m.Youth Tuesday 3:30-5:30 p.m.Open Gym Rates Youth & Senior High School AdultPer Class R/NR: $3/$3 $3/$6 $3/$8One (1) Month R/NR: $25/$25 $25/$50 $35/$70Three (3) Months R/NR: $70/$70 $70/$140 $98/$196

*See description for Men’s Basketball Conditioning

Strive for 100: Swim 100 miles or 100Strength Training Workouts

Strive for 500: 500 Run, Walkor Elliptical Miles

Strive for 1000: 1,000 Miles Biking

“Go the Distance” Challenge

Open Gym hours are subject tochange without notice. Monthly

gym calendars are available on thewebsite and at Park Place FamilyRecreation Center. Check forholiday hours and youth

schedules.streamwoodparkdistrict.org

•Water exercise program easy on thejoints, but a fabulous workout! •Need a ride? Call (630) 483-5656 forthe Township Dial-a-Ride.•Registration required through theHanover Township Senior Servicesfor a discounted price of $2 per classfor 8 weeks. •Class is available without a Pass for$5 at Park Place Recreation Center.

Half-price registrationavailable beginning thesixth week of eachsession (five weeksremaining).

PERSONAL TRAINING/FITNESS DESIGN

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A one hour evaluation of your current fitness level. Assessment includes: cardio respiratory fitness, blood pressure,body composition, flexibility, and muscular strength and endurance. Personal training for programdesign will be discussed as well as the analysis of your assessment results. $30

• Free with Annual Membership! •All new Annual Memberships that include the Fitness Center receive a free equipment orientation

and a Personal Training Session or Fitness Assessment!

Aquatic Personal Training Medically-Restricted PersonalTrainingSport-Specific Conditioning

Personalized Pilates/YogaTraining

Nutrition and WellnessConsultations

Fitness Assessment

Fitness Equipment Orientation

Personal Training/Fitness Design FeesInterested in beginning an exercise routine, but don’t know where to start? Get comfortable! Learn how easy it is toget stronger, change your metabolism and get healthier! Personal Training helps you achieve your goals and increaseyour confidence. We can help you lose weight, gain strength and flexibility, and stay motivated. Try our more specificoptions OR create a combo of options.

Member/Non-member per Person Rates Individual Small Group*One Tune-up Session $40/$52 $26/$363 Pack $111/$148 $74/$1046 Pack $210/$282 $141/$20112 Pack $384/$544 $272/$391

*Small Group Personal Training: Get all the benefits of personaltraining at a reduced cost and added motivation! If you and afriend/family member have similar fitness goals and ability levels,you can sign-up for a Small Group Training Session. This is great forcouples, friends, parents, and children, too.

SIGN-UP ATTHE FITNESSDESK!

To get started with a Personal Trainer today, fill-out the form atthe Park Place Fitness Center Desk. A Fitness Assessment isrecommended before you begin Training Package. PersonalTraining, Assessments, or Equipment Orientation questions? CallHealth and Fitness Manager, Jessie Scott at (630) 483-3015.

INFORMATION ON CUSTOM DESIGNED PROGRAMS, CALL HEALTH AND FITNESS MANAGER, JESSIE SCOTT (630) 483-3015

One lane is available most hours of operation, seven days a week, for Adult LapSwim. Check the Park District schedule for dates and times of pool closing. NoLap Swim during pool rentals. Swimming restricted to the lap lanes duringclasses.

Monday-Friday 5:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.

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AQUATIC

FOR INFORMATION ON AQUATIC PROGRAMS, CALL AQUATIC MANAGER, KYLE SAROS (630) 483-3018

General Notes: Cool Pool Rules• Children ages 10 or younger must be accompanied by a payingadult/guardian age 18 or older at all times. Children under 5years of age must have an adult 18 years of age or older withinarm’s reach at all times.

• The Illinois Department of Public Health requires that allswimmers wear proper swimming attire. Swimsuits arerequired at all times. Cut-offs, gym shorts, sportswear, andundergarments are not allowed. Those not wearing properattire will not be allowed in the pool.

• For your protection, all flotation devices must be U.S. CoastGuard approved and labeled as such. All children wearingflotation devices must remain within arm’s reach of aswimming adult.

• Members or any users shall abide by all State, County, Village,and Park District rules and regulations, and shall conductthemselves in a safe, considerate, and reasonable manner so asnot to cause disturbance or to damage equipment andproperty. Members or any users will display respect,consideration and courtesy to all members, users, staff and ParkPlace property. The Park District reserves the right todiscontinue an individual’s use or membership because ofdisruptive or unsafe behavior.

• Parents or guardians are responsible for supervising theirchildren at all times. Lifeguards are on duty to enforce rulesand respond in case of emergency.

• Parents with children 5 years and older are asked to use theFamily Locker Room. Parents or guardians are responsible forsupervising their children at all times.

• Activity Pool • 0-Depth Entry • Water Play Features •• Kiddy Slide • Horseshoe Channel • Bubble Bench •• 2-story Water Slide • 25 yard Lap Pool • Whirlpool •• 2 Dry Saunas • Family Locker Room • Sun Deck •

R/CA NRAdult $168 $100Family(1) $282 $338Senior $110 $134Student $125 $149 R/CA NRAdult $102 $120Family(1) $162 $192Senior $60 $69Student $77 $86 R/NREveryone! Tuesday/Thursday $3/$3Children (2 years and younger) Free/FreeChildren (3-17 years old) $4/$5College Students $4/$5Adult (18-54 years old) $5/$7Adult (55 years and older) $4/$5 Per Person $3

Annual Aquatic

3-Month Aquatic

Group Swim Rate

Daily Swim Fees

(1)First two children in a family are free with Annual and 3-Month Memberships

Adult Lap SwimAquatic Memberships

Spring Swim Hoursuntil June 10

Summer Swim Hours June 11-August 19

School Days Off Open Swim

Parent/Tot Activity Pool OnlyParents w/children 5 years old and underMonday/Wednesday/Friday 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.All Ages Open SwimTuesday/Thursday 6:30-8:30 p.m.Friday 4-6 p.m.Saturday/Sunday 1-6 p.m.**Safety Break: 3:30-3:45 p.m.

All Ages Open SwimMonday-Thursday 1-4 and 7-9 p.m.Friday 12-6 p.m.*Saturday/Sunday 1-6 p.m.***Safety Break: 2:30-2:45 p.m.**Safety Break: 3:30-3:45 p.m.

Groups of 15 or more people must makeadvance reservations (one week minimumwith deposit) in order to receive discount.Groups with children under 7 years oldand over 8 years old must have a ratio ofone adult per eight (8) children. The adultmust be in a swimsuit and be swimmingwith the children. Call (630) 483-3010 forreservations.

Egg Dive and Open Swim Friday April 6 2-4:30 p.m.School Improvement Friday May 11 2-6 p.m.Memorial Day Monday May 28 No Open SwimIndependence Day Wednesday July 4 Closed

Pool closed for annual maintenance; dates TBA.

AQUATIC LESSONS

22 AQUATIC MANAGER, KYLE SAROS CAN BE REACHED AT (630) 483-3018 FOR ANY AQUATIC QUESTIONS.

If the same participant signsup for four (4) different swim

classes at the sametransaction, they are entitledto a 5% discount on all fourclasses! Discounts will besubtracted from any refunds

requested.

Open Registration Deadline:Thursdays before the class

begins. After OpenRegistration ends, a late

charge of $5 will be added tothe regular fee for anyregistration thereafter.

Instructors cannot berequested.

*No Lessons July 4

6 months-3 years with ParentAmerican Red Cross Parent and Child Aquatics builds swimming readiness by emphasizingfun in the water. Parents and children participate in several guided practice sessions thathelp children learn elementary skills, including water entry, bubble blowing, front kicking,back floating, underwater exploration, and more. The instructor/student ratio will be up to1:10 child/parent pairs.Class Day Date Hours R/NR Min/Max7041-0 Monday-Thursday June 11-June 21 9:05-9:35 a.m. $42/$62 5/107041-1 Monday/Wednesday June 11-July 2 4:05-4:35 p.m. $37/$54 5/107041-3* Monday-Thursday June 25-July 5 9:05-9:35 a.m. $37/$54 5/107041-4 Monday-Thursday July 9-July 19 9:05-9:35 a.m. $42/$62 5/107041-5 Monday/Wednesday July 9-August 2 4:05-4:35 p.m. $42/$62 5/107041-6 Monday-Thursday July 23-August 2 9:05-9:35 a.m. $42/$62 5/107041-7 Saturday June 16-August 4 9:40-10:10 a.m. $42/$62 5/107041-8 Saturday June 16-August 4 10:15-10:45 a.m. $42/$62 5/107041-9 Saturday June 16-August 4 11-11:30 a.m. $42/$62 5/10

Tadpoles

3-5 years This is a water orientation program emphasizing water adjustment, preparatory activitiesfor swimming, fun and enjoyment for the student. Students will not be learning stroke workas a minnow. They will learn the basic concepts of swimming, which will prepare them forthe fish bowl. This class is for the more developed child who does not need parentalassistance in the water. Instructor/student ratio is 1:5.Class Day Date Hours R/NR Min/Max7071-0 Monday-Thursday June 11-June 21 9:45-10:15 a.m. $44/$66 3/57071-1 Monday-Thursday June 11-June 21 10:15-10:45 a.m. $44/$66 3/57071-2* Monday/Wednesday June 11-July 2 4:45-5:15 p.m. $38/$58 3/57071-3* Monday/Wednesday June 11-July 2 5:20-5:50 p.m. $38/$58 3/57071-4* Monday-Thursday June 25-July 5 9:45-10:15 a.m. $38/$58 3/57071-5* Monday-Thursday June 25-July 5 10:15-10:45 a.m. $38/$58 3/57071-6 Monday-Thursday July 9-July 19 9:45-10:15 a.m. $44/$66 3/57071-7 Monday-Thursday July 9-July 19 10:15-10:45 a.m. $44/$66 3/57071-8 Monday/Wednesday July 9-August 2 4:45-5:15 p.m. $44/$66 3/57071-9 Monday/Wednesday July 9-August 2 5:20-5:50 p.m. $44/$66 3/57072-0 Monday-Thursday July 23-August 2 9:45-10:15 a.m. $44/$66 3/57072-1 Monday-Thursday July 23-August 2 10:15-10:45 a.m. $44/$66 3/57072-2 Saturday June 16-August 4 9:40-10:10 a.m. $44/$66 3/57072-3 Saturday June 16-August 4 10:15-10:45 a.m. $44/$66 3/57072-4 Saturday June 16-August 4 11-11:30 a.m. $44/$66 3/5

Minnows

•Competitive Age GroupSwim Team •Certified Coaching •Expert Training andConditioning•Stroke TechniqueRefinement •Illinois Swimming, Inc. &USA Swimming affiliated

(708) 79BEST4 • (708) 792-3784bartlettelectrix.com

Bartlett ElectrixSwim Team

Packages Available: call(630) 483-3135

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AQUATIC LESSONS

LESSONS FOR ALL AGES AND SKILL LEVELS

Instructors cannot berequested.

*No Lessons July 4

4 years and olderOur Learn-to-Swim offers something for everybody. A unique, six level instructional approachis unlike anything offered by other aquatic training programs. Our instructors are trainedand certified by the American Red Cross, so swimmers of all ages and abilities are safe. Theprerequisite for each level is the successful demonstration of the skills from the precedinglevel, except for Level 1, which has no prerequisite. Each level includes training in basicwater safety and helping others in an emergency, in addition to perfecting all other waterskills. The instructor/student ratio ranges up to 1:7. Levels may be combined to meet ratios. Class Day Date Hours R/NR Min/Max7100-0 Monday-Thursday June 11-June 21 9-9:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307100-1 Monday-Thursday June 11-June 21 10-10:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307100-2* Monday/Wednesday June 11-July 2 4:05-4:50 p.m. $43.75/$64.75 15/307100-3* Monday/Wednesday June 11-July 2 5-5:45 p.m. $43.75/$64.75 15/307100-4* Monday-Thursday June 25-July 5 9-9:45 a.m. $43.75/$64.75 15/307100-5* Monday-Thursday June 25-July 5 10-10:45 a.m. $43.75/$64.75 15/307100-6 Monday-Thursday July 9-July 19 9-9:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307100-7 Monday-Thursday July 9-July 19 10-10:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307100-8 Monday/Wednesday July 9-August 2 4:05-4:50 p.m. $50/$74 15/307100-9 Monday/Wednesday July 9-August 2 5-5:45 p.m. $50/$74 15/307101-0 Monday-Thursday July 23-August 2 9-9:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307101-1 Monday-Thursday July 23-August 2 10-10:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307101-2 Saturday June 16-August 4 10-10:45 a.m. $50/$74 15/307101-3 Saturday June 16-August 4 10:55-11:40 a.m. $50/$74 15/30

Fishbowl (Levels 1-6)

Our private lessons are designed for those who need one-on-one instruction. Adults whonever learned to swim, those who feel uncomfortable in a group setting, or those who wouldlike more attention on strokes are perfect candidates for this class. Students will share poolwith others in private lessons. Instructors will be assigned based on student’s abilities.Instructor/student ratio is 1:1. Class Day Date Hours R/NR Min/Max7280-0 Tuesday/Thursday June 12-July 5 4:05-4:35 p.m. $80/$120 1/67280-1 Tuesday/Thursday June 12-July 5 4:40-5:10 p.m. $80/$120 1/67280-2 Tuesday/Thursday June 12-July 5 5:20-5:50 p.m. $80/$120 1/67280-3 Sunday June 17-August 5 10-10:30 a.m. $80/$120 1/107280-4 Sunday June 17-August 5 10:30-11 a.m. $80/$120 1/107280-5 Sunday June 17-August 5 11-11:30 a.m. $80/$120 1/107280-6 Sunday June 17-August 5 11:45-12:15 p.m. $80/$120 1/107280-7 Sunday June 17-August 5 12:15 -12:45 p.m. $80/$120 1/107280-8 Tuesday/Thursday July 10-August 2 4:05-4:35 p.m. $80/$120 1/67280-9 Tuesday/Thursday July 10-August 2 4:40-5:10 p.m. $80/$120 1/67281-0 Tuesday/Thursday July 10-August 2 5:20-5:50 p.m. $80/$120 1/6

Make your Private a Semi-Private:add one child for an additional $40/$60, 1:2 ratio.

Private Swim Lessons

$3Tuesdays and Thursdays

6:30-8:30 p.m.

AQUATIC

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June 13 Graduation DayJune 20 Pirate TreasureJune 27 Jungle HuntJuly 11 Ducky DayJuly 18 Summer OlympicsJuly 25 Christmas in JulyAugust 1 LuauAugust 8 Water Carnival

Come on in andplay at the pool -we will havegames and

activities makingyour Wednesdaya little wacky!

Normal Fees Apply KS

WackyWednesdays

Wednesdays 2-3:30 p.m.

On Mom’s day to play, bring herto the Cool Pool for the day. KSSunday May 13 1-6 p.m. Mothers are free when accompanied by paying child.

On Dad’s day to play, bring himto the Cool Pool for the day. KSSunday June 17 1-6 p.m. Fathers are free when accompanied by paying child.

Mother’s Day at the Cool Pool

Father’s Day at the Cool Pool

Sunny Hill ParkSplash PAD, SKATE PARK, Shelters, Basketball, Tennis, Disc Golf & Playground

Streamwood Park District1400 W. Irving Park Road, Streamwood

FREE – Open Daily 11 a.m.-8 p.m.Splash Pad Friday, May 18 - Friday, September 21 (weather permitting)

Park Shelter RentalR/NR Rental: $30/$45 per hour 3 hour minimum**Based on groups of 50 or less; call for pricing of larger groups.

Palomino Shelter is located up the path on the south endof the park (seats 10-15 people).

Thoroughbred Shelter is located on the north side of themain shelter between the playground and Splash Pad(seats 16-20 people).

Splash Pad RentalRental: R/NR $125/$150 Monday-Sunday from 9:30-11 a.m.

90 minute rental includes:

• Exclusive use of Splash Pad •• Exclusive use of Thoroughbred Shelter •• Staff person to monitor Splash Pad use •

**No Grilling Allowed**Contact Event & Corporate Services at (630) 483-3135 or

e-mail Ldemoss@spdcares.com for reservations.

TREAT MOM & DAD TO THE COOL POOL

Rules for Splash Pad1. Parents or guardians must supervise their children at all times.

2. Admission to the facility shall be refused to all persons having anycontagious diseases or infectious conditions such as colds.

3. No alcohol is allowed anywhere in the park.

4. The water from Splash Pad features is not suitable for drinking.

5. Glass containers are prohibited.

6. No running or rough play is permitted.

7. No street shoes are allowed on the Splash Pad.

8. Only bare feet or aqua socks are allowed on the Splash Pad playsurfaces.

9. No baby strollers or carriers are allowed near the play features.

10. No soap, shampoos, conditioners, lotions, or body washes areallowed near the play features.

11. Only clean swim apparel may be worn at the Splash Pad.

12. Children who are not toilet trained must wear tightly fitting plasticpants over a swim diaper.

13. No disposable diapers will be allowed in the Splash Pad area.

14. Use of the Splash Pad facility is prohibited when thunder is heardor lightening is seen, including a 30-minute period after the lastlightening or thunder is detected (please see page 63).

15. No outside food, beverages, or coolers may be brought into theSplash Pad area.

16. One adult (age 16 or older) per three children must be present tosupervise.

17. The Splash Pad will not open if the air temperature is less than 70degrees.

18. Groups of 10 or more wishing to use the Splash Pad must obtain aspecial use permit.

19. Climbing on the equipment and fences is not allowed.

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OUTDOOR AQUATIC

WORKING TOGETHER WITH LOCAL DISTRICTS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT!

The Streamwood Park District has created relationships with neighboringoutdoor aquatic facilities to ensure our residents have outdoor aquaticopportunities. Residents of Streamwood Park District will receive residentrates on Daily Admission, Season Passes, and other possible activities andservices. Residents are also encouraged to visit our very own Splash Padat Sunny Hill Park and inquire about Aquatic Memberships at Park PlaceIndoor Cool Pool with increased open swim hours for the summer.

Seafari Springs Pool1700 Greenbrook Blvd., Hanover Park

• Zero Depth Entry • Water Play Areas & Slide •• Speed Slide • Body Slides • Tube Slide • Drop Slide •• Sand Play Area • Sand Volleyball • Driving Area •

• Grass Play/Lounge Area •

Hanover Park Park Districthpparks.org • (630) 837-2468Register for season passes at

Community Center, 1919 Walnut Ave.

June 1-August 19

Open Daily: 12-7, Sunday until 6 p.m.*

Seascape Family Aquatic Center1300 Moon Lake Blvd., Hoffman Estates

• Zero Depth Pool • 25-yard Lap Pool •• Diving Areas • Wet Sand Play Area •

• Water Playgrounds •

Hoffman Estates Park Districtheparks.org • (847) 885-7500

Register for season passes at Triphahan CommunityCenter & Ice Arena, 1685 W. Higgins Rd.

May 28-August 18Open Daily: 11:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.*

Kemmerling Pool400 S. Prospect, Roselle

• Zero Depth Entry • 8-Lane Lap Pool •• Tot Slide • Drop Slides • Spray Geyser •• Bubble Bench • Current Channel •

• 3-meter Platform • 1 meter Diving Board •

Roselle Park Districtrparks.org • (630) 894-4200Register for season passes at

Clauss Recreation Center, 555 W. Bryn Mawr

May 26-September 3

Open Daily: 12-8 p.m., Saturday/Sunday until 7 p.m.*

Daily Resident Rates

Youth (4-17 years) $6Adult $8Senior (62+ years) $6After 5 p.m. (all ages) $6Lap Swim (18+ years) $3*Pool closes 6 p.m. on Wednesdays; specialpre- and post-season and July 4th hours.

Resident Season Pass

Individual Adult $72Senior (62+ years) $66Family of 2 $118Family of 3 $161Family of 4 $210Family of 5 $256Senior Family of 2 $107Lap Swim (18+ years) $40

Daily Resident Rates

Weekdays $5Weekends $7Twilight (after 5 p.m.) $3Children 2 and under Free*Special pre-and post-season and holidayhours; some areas of the pool may haveprograms and teams. Rates are as of June 1;Early Bird discounts in April and May.

Resident Season Pass*

Individual $115Senior (55+ years) $90Family of 2 $140Additional Family Members $5

Daily Resident Rates

Youth (3-17 years) $5Adult $8Senior (60+ years) $5*Twilight discounts after 5 p.m. Rates as ofApril 30; Early Bird discounts available now.Pool closed August 13-17.

Resident Season Pass*

Individual $95Senior (60+ years) $85Family of 2 $137Family of 3 $162Family of 4 $182Family of 5 $197

Session Dates Deadline to Register

Session 1 June 11-June 22 Wednesday, June 6 Session 2 June 25-July 6* Wednesday, June 20 Session 3 July 9-July 20 Thursday, July 5 Session 4 July 23-August 3 Wednesday, July 18 Session 5 August 6-August 17 Wednesday, August 1 Participants may register for 2, 3, 4 or 5 days perweek. Days the child will be attending must be

noted at the time of registration.

Field trip days are June 13, June 21, June 29, July 3, July11, July 19, July 27, July 31, August 8, and August 16. Fieldtrip locations have not yet been determined, but all camps(excluding Teen Camp) will take field trips on the samedays. Swim days will be determined based on poolavailability.

All payments must be taken at Registration; payments mustbe made in full by deadline date.

If you sign up for Sports Camp, Adventure Seekers,Explorers, Kids Quest or Teen Camp before 12 p.m. onMay 5 you will receive our Early Bird Rate. These fees mustbe paid in full.

Before May 5 After May 5

2 days per week per Session $76/$101 $80/$1053 days per week per Session $114/$139 $120/$145 4 days per week per Session $152/$177 $160/$1855 days per week per Session $190/$215 $200/$225

A $5 per session service fee for all Camprefunds will be charged. If full payment ismade by a non-resident by May 5, themaximum non-resident fee is $75.

Extended Camp is available for Explorers, AdventureSeekers, and Sports Camps. Parents must drop their childoff at the designated location and they must sign them inand out for Extended Camp. AM: 7-9 a.m. PM: 3-6 p.m.

2 days per week $20/$30 $30/$453 days per week $30/$45 $44/$66 4 days per week $40/$60 $58/$835 days per week $50/$75 $73/$98

SUMMER DAY CAMP

26 RECREATION MANAGER, CINDY BABICZ CAN ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT SUMMER DAY CAMPS (630) 483-3730

• Registration deadline for each session of Camp is theWednesday before the session you wish to have yourchild attend.

• The PIF (Personal Information Form) and ParentHandbook are now online at streamwoodparkdistrict.org.

Please complete the PIF and the Parent HandbookConfirmation Letter and return both before or on the firstday of camp. Provide a recent school photo of your child tobe attached to his/her PIF. The Handbook providesinformation on the procedures and policies of theStreamwood Park District Day Camp Program.

• Each camper will receive a camp t-shirt (repeatcampers might not receive an additional t-shirt). Foreach lost t-shirt, a fee of $10 will be charged for a newshirt. Campers should bring a sack lunch with a drinkevery day, and swimsuit and towel on designated days.

• The Streamwood Park District does not offer a vacationdeduction.

Rates

Extended Rates and Hours

Field Trip Dates

Session Dates and Options

Registration Information

Activities are age appropriate and a whole lot of fun!Spend those hot summer days with the Streamwood Park District! Experienced Leadership; Camps are staffed by experienced and qualified leaders at the maximum staff/camperratio of 1:12. Every staff member receives additional training and has experience working with children.

AM PM

Week I 2063-1 2064-1 Week II 2063-2 2064-2 Week III 2063-3 2064-3 Week IV 2063-4 2064-4 Week V 2063-5 2064-5

Kids’ Questand

ExplorersPark Place FamilyRecreation Center

AM PM

Week I 2065-1 2066-1 Week II 2065-2 2066-2 Week III 2065-3 2066-3 Week IV 2065-4 2066-4 Week V 2065-5 2066-5

Sports,AdventureSeekersand Teen

Community Center

*No camp will be held on July 4; if your camp day falls onthis date, please deduct $20 for regular camp, $5 for AMExtended Camp and $7 for PM Extended Camp.

3 years through entering kindergartenThis all day camp is for preschoolers and Kindergarteners only. It features nature, crafts, field trips, swimming,story time, nap time, large motor skill activities and more.

Session 1 2067-1 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 2 2067-2 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 3 2067-3 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 4 2067-4 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 5 2067-5 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Park Place Family Recreation Center

Entering 1st through 4th gradeThis program uses nature awareness, arts and crafts, games, sports, swimming and field trips to make theexperience fun for kids! Explorers Day Camp will be broken up into Explorers I (1st and 2nd grade) andExplorers II (3rd and 4th grade). Activities for the two age groups will be different, but field trips will possiblyremain the same.

Session 1 2060-1 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 2 2060-2 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 3 2060-3 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 4 2060-4 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Session 5 2060-5 9:15 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Park Place Family Recreation Center

Entering 2nd through 7th gradeThis is the perfect camp if your child is active and enjoys sports. Campers will receive instruction and participatein sports activities such as basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, floor hockey, flag football, and volleyball. Fieldtrips and swimming are also added to enhance the experience.

Session 1 2061-1 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 2 2061-2 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 3 2061-3 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 4 2061-4 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 5 2061-5 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Community Center

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SUMMER DAY CAMP

CAMPS FILL UP QUICKLY - REGISTER EARLY AND RECEIVE EARLY BIRD RATES!

Kids’ Quest Day Camp

Explorer’s Day Camp I and II

Sports Day Camp

Entering 7th grade through age 14 yearsThis program is great for teens who do not want to sit at home all day. Every Tuesdayand Thursday is a definite trip day for this camp. The third trip per week will varyMonday, Wednesday and Friday throughout each session. On other days, campersparticipate in sports and other activities the counselors prepare for them.

Session 1 2062-1 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 2 2062-2 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 3 2062-3 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 4 2062-4 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Session 5 2062-5 9 a.m.-3 p.m.Community Center

Teen Day Camp

3-5 years old Kids’ Corner is designed as a mini-day camp, an introduction to daycamp for younger children.Activities include outdoorexploration, arts and crafts, story,and music times. Each child receivesa camp t-shirt, and each sessionfeatures a field trip. Different activities aredone in each session, so sign up for one or for both!

Children must be the age listed before the first day of classand potty-trained: 3 year old children should be attendingpreschool in the fall; 4-5 year old children should beattending kindergarten or above in the fall.

2068-0 3 years Monday/Wednesday June 4-June 27 9 a.m.-12 p.m.2068-1 3 years Monday/Wednesday July 9-August 1 9 a.m.-12 p.m.2068-2 4-5 years Tuesday/Thursday June 5-June 28 9 a.m.-12 p.m.2068-3 4-5 years Tuesday/Thursday July 10-August 2 9 a.m.-12 p.m.R/NR: $76/$101 each sessionPark Place Family Recreation Center Penguin Room Min/Max: 12/18

4-6 years old The Safety Town program features the facility located atHoosier Grove Park. This program is officially registered,accredited and certified by the National Safety TownCenter and follows their guidelines and uses theirsuggested materials. Safety topics covered include carsafety, traffic signals, crossing the street, police, fire safety,bus safety, train safety, bicycle safety and stranger danger.Activities focus on hands-on experience. All participantsreceive a t-shirt. Parents are invited to attend portions ofthe first and last classes for orientation and graduation.Ket-cars will be provided.

1730-0 Tuesday/Thursday June 5-28 12:30-3 p.m. $68/$931730-1 Monday-Friday August 6-17 9-11 a.m. $68/$931730-2 Monday-Friday August 6-17 12:30-2:30 p.m. $68/$93Hoosier Grove Park Min/Max: 8/20

EARLY CHILDHOOD CAMPS

28 RECREATION MANAGER, CINDY BABICZ, CAN BE REACHED AT (630) 483-3730

Kids’ Corner Safety Town

NEW: 4Week Sessions!Sign up for oneor for both!

Child Car Seat RequirementAll parents and guardians of children participatingin a Park District trip or program where they arebeing transported by a Park District vehicle, mustprovide a child restraint system for any child 7years old or younger or sign a waiver givingpermission for the child to be transported withoutsuch system. All participants must wear seat belts.For trips using a school bus, there are no restraintsfor adult passengers or children.

Please provide a current photograph to beattached to the Emergency Contact Personal

Information (PIF) Form.

Chicago Storm Soccer Camps offer the unique opportunity for children to work with professionaland collegiate soccer players and coaches. Campers of all levels work on skills and strategies ina curriculum that is game like and fun! We place campers in groups according to age and/or skilllevel. All campers receive a camp t-shirt, soccer ball and player evaluation. Sign up today!

Mini-Kickers is ideal for beginners. Campers learn the basics of soccer in a fun and entertainingenvironment designed for their age and skill level.

0910-0 4-6 years old Mini-Kickers Monday-Friday June 11-15 9 a.m.-12 p.m.(1 p.m. on Friday) Fee: $145

This Half-Day Camp is ideal for recreational and intermediate players. Campers learn dribbling, passing and receiving,

and shooting skills in a fun, entertaining and game-like environment.

0910-1 7-13 years old Half Day Camp Monday-Friday June 11-15 9 a.m.-12 p.m.(1 p.m. on Friday) Fee: $145

The Full-Day Camp is ideal for recreational and intermediate players. Participants will expand on the Half-Day Campexperience by focusing on team tactics and strategies in an interactive game and scrimmage environment. The time

includes a 45 minute lunch break every day.

0910-2 7-13 years old Full Day Camp Monday-Friday June 11-15 9 a.m.-3 p.m.(1 p.m. on Friday) Fee: $180 Hoosier Grove Park

29RECREATION MANAGER, JAKE LARSON, CAN BE REACHED AT (630) 483-3731

Chicago Storm Soccer Camp C

Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons insports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. The programs are designed to give eachchild a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle.The patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give eachathlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught overone million boys and girls life lessons through sports. Visit skyhawks.com for further details.

Skyhawks Summer Sports Camp C

7-12 years old The multi-sport camp is designed to introduce youngathletes to a variety of different sports in one setting. Forthis program we combine Basketball and Volleyball intoone fun-filled week. Athletes will learn the rules andessentials of each sport through skill-based games andscrimmages. By the end of the week your child will walkaway with knowledge of two or three new sports alongwith vital life lessons such as respect, teamwork, and self-discipline.

All participants receive a t-shirt and a merit award.Participants should bring appropriate clothing, twosnacks, a water bottle and running shoes.

0910-7 Monday-Friday June 18-22 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $125Park Place Family Recreation Center Min/Max: 15/40

7-12 years old Skyhawks Flag Football is the perfect program for youngathletes who want a complete introduction to “America’sGame” or for those who simply want to brush up on theirskills in preparation for league play. Through our “skill ofthe day” exercises, campers learn skills on both sides ofthe ball including the core components of passing,catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning – allpresented in a fun and positive environment. The weekends with the Skyhawks Sports Bowl, giving participantsa chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron!

All participants receive a t-shirt and a merit award.Participants should bring appropriate clothing, twosnacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

0910-8 Monday-Friday July 9-14 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $125Hoosier Grove Soccer Fields Min/Max: 15/40

Skyhawks Flag FootballSkyhawks Multi-SportBasketball and Volleyball

SPECIALTY SPORTS CAMPS

SPECIALTY SPORTS CAMPS

30 WRESTLING, LACROSSE OR BASEBALL - RECREATION MANAGER JOHN WILHELM HAS THE PROGRAM FOR YOU!

5-11 years old The White Sox are coming to your neighborhood! If you want to be the best, you’ve got to train with the best!

For over 17 years, more than 50,000 youth baseball players have attended one of our White Sox summer camps to focuson essential individual baseball skills. Professional coaches from the White Sox organization have programs designed forchildren from 5-11 years old at every ability level.

Every summer camp participant receives an exclusive U.S. Cellular Field Experience! This opportunity of a lifetime foreach camp participant, along with one guest, will include a parade on the field and a Q&A session with a White Soxpersonality, coach and a current White Sox player! Also, during the camp each player will participate in a special SkillsCompetition. The top 30 qualifiers in each age will compete in the finals on U.S Cellular Field in September. Each camperalso receives six White Sox ticket vouchers*, Academy hat, t-shirt, evaluation report and graduation certificate.

For the Little Sluggers, our beginner program is open to boys and girls ages 5-6 and is designed to introduce this agegroup to the game of baseball. Our intermediate camp for ages 7-8 includes fundamental skills work on throwing,hitting, bunting, fielding, pitching and base-running. Fundamentals will be reinforced by using fun skill games.

The White Sox Summer Camp for ages 9-11 builds upon the basics and is just the ticket to advance your game to thenext level. Depending on the skill level of the players, this camp will touch on advanced hitting and throwingtechniques, as well as team play, advanced base running and other techniques that could be used on the field this season.

On the final day all players will get the opportunity to judge their improvement by playing a game. Student to instructorratio will be 10:1 or less.

0910-3 5-6 years Monday-Friday July 9-13 1-3:30 p.m. Fee: $179 0910-4 7-8 years Monday-Friday July 9-13 1-4 p.m. Fee: $1990910-5 9-11 years Monday-Friday July 9-13 1-4 p.m. Fee: $199Dolphin Park

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*Restrictions apply to ticket vouchers.Experience dates are to be determined,premium items subject to change.

Kindergarten through High School Don’t miss out on this opportunity to prepare your child for high school or junior high wrestling programs. Cateringto children in kindergarten through high school, the camp will focus on basic and advanced wrestling. Participants willlearn take downs, reversals, pinning combinations and many other wrestling moves. In addition to self discipline, theSPD Wrestling Camp helps to foster respect and good sportsmanship.

Each Wrestler receives a t-shirt.

0911-4 Tuesday/Thursday June 26-August 16 7-9 p.m. Fee: $120 Community Center Min/Max: 6/14

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3rd through 8th grade Learn lacrosse, the fastest game on two feet, from the best in the sport; True Lacrosse! Your child will learn propercradling, passing, shooting and groundable techniques to help take their play to the next level. Clearing, riding, fastbreaks, extra-man offense, man-down defense and much more will also be highlighted in scrimmages and games. AllCampers will receive a True Lacrosse penny. All equipment will be provided by True Lacrosse.

0911-5 Monday-Thursday June 25-28 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $175 Hoosier Grove Field Min/Max: 12/1000911-6 Monday-Thursday June 25-28 12-3 p.m. Fee: $175 Hoosier Grove Field Min/Max: 12/100

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Streamwood resident and nonresident fees are listed for each program (R/NR) unless an exception is indicated. If only a single fee is listed,then there is no nonresident fee. Please pay the appropriate amount.Nonresidents are charged 50% more than the resident fee listed, not to

exceed $25 for most classes. This does not apply for leagues, trips, memberships or other programs as indicated.

Girls and Boys 4-15 years oldProfessional soccer training covering technicaland tactical training. Emphasis on psychologicaldimensions such as motivation, confidence,leadership, and game smarts. Camp t-shirt forparticipants. A great way to prepare for the

upcoming Fall Soccer season. JL

0910-6 Monday-Friday August 6-10 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $85 ($79 each additional family member)Hoosier Grove Soccer Fields Min/Max 8/40 Please bring your own soccer ball.

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WORLD-CLASS ASSOCIATIONS

Soccer Made in AmericaTraining Camp 2012

5th through 8th grade (grades based on 2012-13 school year)World Class Basketball Association has a national reputation of preparing playersto play high school basketball. This camp will concentrate on every phase ofwhat it takes to be a complete basketball player. Besides the basic fundamentals

of shooting, passing, ball handling and footwork, we will also concentrate on gamesituations. This camp will be coached by the World Class Basketball Coaching staff as well as local high school

coaches. We will also have a special guest at the camp, as well. Space is limited, so register soon! JWAll participants receive a T-shirt.

0911-0 Boys Division Monday-Friday July 9-13 9:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $100 per player 0911-1 Girls Division Monday-Friday July 9-13 9:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $100 per player Park Place Family Recreation Center Min/Max: 10/40

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5th through 8th grade (grades based on 2012-13 school year) This camp concentrates on every phase of what it takes to be a complete basketball player, and is geared towards themore serious player. Besides the basic fundamentals of shooting, passing, ball handling, and footwork, we will also getinto game situations and work in all these areas in a high intensity environment. The camp is coached by the WorldClass Basketball Coaching staff along with local high school coaches. We will also have a special guest at this camp.Space is limited so register soon! JW

All participants receive a T-shirt.

0911-2 Boys Division Monday-Friday August 6-10 9:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $100 per player0911-3 Girls Division Monday-Friday August 6-10 9:30-11:30 a.m. Fee: $100 per playerPark Place Family Recreation Center Min/Max: 10/40

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Let’s Get ReadyFor Some Football!

Streamwood FalconsFootball & CheerleadingFor ages 5-14 years. Check thewebsite for registration dates!

streamwoodfalcons.comStreamwood Falcons and

Cheerleading has provided thebest program for area youth overthe past 40 years. The program isrun by a parent-based volunteer

association.

This highly competitive team is for girls already enrolledin the 2012 Girls In-House Softball program. Interestedgirls must attend tryouts which are scheduled for May 12.Tryouts will be held at Tefft Middle School (1100 ShirleyAve., Streamwood) at 10 a.m. Girls will be assessed inpitching, hitting and fielding. Registration will not beavailable until after tryouts have been held, and girls havebeen accepted to the team.

All Star teams are required to play in four tournaments,which translates to a minimum 16 games, maximum 30games. Practices will be held once a week during theregular season, and up to three times a week after theregular softball season has ended.

Girls will be given a high quality uniform consisting of ajersey with matching shorts. All girls are required toattend all practices and tournaments unless faced with anemergency, or absence approved by the RecreationManager, John Wilhelm.

0110-6 10U Days Vary Fee: $1990110-7 12U Days Vary Fee: $1990110-8 14U Days Vary Fee: $199

Who said softball was a summer sport? The StreamwoodPark District will be offering a fall softball league fromSeptember until October. Games are played at RahlfsWoods and Hoosier Grove. As with the summer league,the fall league depends on parent volunteers in manyaspects of the program, including coaches and concessionoperation.

The 10U, 12U and 14U age divisions will play in anintervillage league on Streamwood Park District fields.Participants may register at any time at the Park Placeregistration office. Registration ends on August 4. Practiceswill start in late August.

Each girl will receive a uniform consisting of a jersey top.The child is responsible for her own mitt and bat, andcleats.

0120-2 10 & younger Days Vary Fee: $900120-3 12 & younger Days Vary Fee: $900120-4 14 & younger Days Vary Fee: $90Must have at least 10 girls enrolled in each division by the registrationdeadline.

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Bump, set and spike your waythrough the summer with the SPD.

This league will consist of eight weeks startingat the end of June; practices will be held oncea week. Games will be held on Saturdaymornings. A minimum of four teams are neededfor each division. Each girl will receive a t-shirt.

Registration Deadline: June 2.

0230-2 3rd-4th Grade Days Vary Fee: $500230-3 5th-6th Grade Days Vary Fee: $500230-4 7th-8th Grade Days Vary Fee: $50A volunteer coaches meeting is scheduled forTuesday, June 5 at the Community Center, 777 S.Bartlett Rd.

GirlsSummerVolleyballLeague

In-House Girls All StarTournament Team

A minimum of 10girls must make theteam at each level inorder for this programto run successfully.

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Back for it’s 4th season, the High School Girls FastpitchTournament Team is a great way to continue developingyour skills after the regular softball season has ended. Thisleague will feature an eight week season focused solelyon tournament play. Practices will start in June and endin August. Tournaments will begin in July. Tournaments willbe held during the week and weekends. The fee includesthe cost of a jersey and tournament entry fees.

Adult, volunteer coaches are needed for this league.

0110-5 June18-August Times Vary Fee: $199Must have at least 10 girls registered by June 9.

The Streamwood Park District is pleased to offer the 6thAnnual Girls Basketball League. This inter-village league isfor grades 3rd-8th. The season will consist of ten gamesbeginning in early January, 2013. Games will be playedonce a week. Practices will be held during the week at theCommunity Center and/or Park Place. Each participant willreceive a uniform consisting of a shirt and shorts.Participants are responsible for their own basketball shoes.

Participants may register at any time before November 3at the Park Place registration office. Practices begin inearly December. Fee with / Fee without Candy Buyout

0330-0 3rd/4th Grade Days Vary $80 / $1100330-1 5th/6th Grade Days Vary $90 / $1200330-2 7th/8th Grade Days Vary $99 / $1290330-3 Candy Fundraiser Buyout $300330-4 Candy Fundraiser $60

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H.S. Girls FastpitchTournament Team

SPD Girls Fall Softball League

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PLEASE CALL RECREATION MANAGER, JAKE LARSON AT (630) 483-3731 WITH QUESTIONS ON THESE YOUTH LEAGUES.

General Notes for Youth Leagues• A candy fundraiser will be required for each child for specified leagues (maximum of 2 children per family), for each season inefforts to keep the costs of the program low. At the time of registration you may opt out of the candyfundraiser (per child with a maximum of 2 children per family) by paying the buyout fee without candy.Any time after the registration deadline, the buyout option is no longer available.

• The fee for candy fundraiser is $60, which must also be paid at the time of registration. Candy will bedistributed with uniforms. It is important to sell all candy which will total $60.

• Each child’s parent or guardian must complete a “Parent Code of Ethics” form at the time of uniform pick-up. No child will receive his or her uniform until the Parent Code of Ethics form has been completed.

• Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated. Any parent or guardian engaging in improper behavior willbe suspended from the next game. If the unsportsmanlike conduct persists, the next step is expulsion from any remaining gamesof the season.

• All team instruction is the responsibility of the coaches. At no time may any parent or guardian assumethe role of a coach unless first obtaining approval and proper certifications from the Streamwood ParkDistrict Recreation Manager. All family members must remain in the designated spectator area.

• PIF must be filled out and on file with the Streamwood Park District for all community youth leaguesprior to start of session!

For Park District youth group and contact information, please visit our Streamwood Park District Athletic websitespdathletics.com or scan and link directly from streamwoodparkdistrict.org

The Streamwood Park District soccer program teaches youth soccer skills, while promoting good sportsmanship,physical conditioning and having fun. The Fall season begins in late-August, and runs through early November.Participants may register at the Park Place registration office. We are always looking for volunteer coaches.

U6 and U8: These two divisions are strictly instructional. Games are held at a Streamwood Park District soccer fieldon Saturdays. U8 practices 1 day during the week and U6 practices before games on Saturdays.

U10, U12, U14, and U18:. Both the Girls and Co-ed leagues are part of the Intervillage Soccer program and will requiresome traveling to neighboring towns.

Open registration for fall soccer ends June 23. If registering after the deadline, a late charge of $5 will be added to theregular fee. All individuals who register late are placed on a waiting list and aren’t guaranteed a roster spot.

Fee Uniform Buy-Out / Candy

0080-0 U6 4 years - Kindergarten $49 $20 $30 / $60 0080-1 U8 1st & 2nd Co-ed $60 $20 $30 / $600080-2 U10 3rd & 4th Co-ed $69 $20 $30 / $60 0080-3 U10 3rd & 4th Girls only $69 $20 $30 / $60 0080-4 U12 5th & 6th Co-ed $69 $20 $30 / $60 0080-5 U12 5th & 6th Girls only $69 $20 $30 / $60 0080-6 U14 7th & 8th Co-ed $79 $20 $30 / $60 0080-7 U14 7th & 8th Girls only $79 $20 $30 / $60 0080-9 U18 Freshmen-Senior Girls only $79 $20 $30 / $600080-8 Uniforms $200089-9 Candy Fundraiser Buyout $300089-8 Candy Fundraiser $60 Brackets are based on the child’s grade for the 2012-13 school year.

High School Intervillage SoccerAll ages freshman through seniors will play on the same team. Girls will play in the Fall and Boys will play in the Spring.This is a great opportunity to keep up your skills during your off season at the high school level.

0080-9 U18 Freshmen-Senior Girls only $79 $20 $30 / $60

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0080-8: Uniforms: an extra cost of $20.00.Participants may use the same uniformfor both the Fall 2012 and Spring 2013seasons.

0089-9: Buyout: if a parent chooses not toparticipate in the candy fundraiser theymust pay $30 at the time of registration

0089-8: Candy Fundraiser: if a parentchooses to participate in the candyfundraiser they must pay $60 at the timeof registration. Parent will receive $60 incandy to sell when they receive theirchild’s uniform.

Half of this class is dedicated to ballet and half to tap. It is designed so beginnerdancers may try multiple styles of dance in one class. Dancers learn basicdance technique and dance related games.Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1880-7 Ballet/Tap Monday Pre-K 3:30-4:15 p.m. LL $30/$451880-8 Ballet/Tap Tuesday Pre-K 3:30-4:15 p.m. LL $30/$451880-9 Ballet/Tap Wednesday Pre-K 3:30-4:15 p.m. MG $30/$451881-0 Ballet/Tap Thursday Pre-K 3:30-4:15 p.m. JK $30/$45

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General Notes for Dance Academy•Instructors: Miss Jessica - JK; Miss Leanne - LL; Miss Melissa - MG.

•Level Placement: Pre-K: Dancers age 3-4 years; Kinder: Dancers age 5-6 years;Intermediate: Dancers age 7-10 years;Advanced: Dancers age 11 and up (orby instructor placement). Company I,II III: Company is by invitation only,unless cleared with the instructor.AllKinder, Intermediate, Advanced andCompany classes are for both girls andboys!

•Dance Class Attire: Pre-K and KinderLevels: Pink ballet shoes, black patentleather tap shoes, black slip-on jazzshoes, any color leotard, any colortights, may wear ballet skirt. Boysshould wear a fitted tee and sweatpantsor jazz pants.

Intermediate, Advanced andCompany Levels: Pink canvas balletshoes, black jazz tap shoes, black slip-onjazz shoes, fitted top, fitted pants orshorts; ballet should wear leotard andtights. Boys should wear a fitted tee ortank and sweatpants, gym shorts or jazzpants.

Hip Hop: Comfortable clothing andstreet sneakers.

•Dance Camp Attire: Campers must weargym shoes everyday; campers go outsidefrequently to play on the playgroundand eat lunch. Flip-flops are notacceptable footwear. Campers mustbring ballet or jazz shoes and tap shoeseveryday to dance camp. Dance shoescan be purchased through the ParkDistrict on the first day of camp, atPayless Shoesource or at Dance ‘n TeesDance Apparel Store. Campers mustwear comfortable, movable clothing.Athletic apparel is highly recommended.

•Location: All Dance Academy Classes,Company and Camps meet at ParkPlace Family Recreation Center andDance Studio.

Ballet/Tap

This class is strictly ballet. Kinder classes will slowly be introduced to the ballet barreand more technique than the Pre-K. Intermediate and Advanced classes will follow theclassical ballet barre sequence and learn more complex sequences and technical skills.Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1881-1 Ballet Monday Kinder 5:30-6:15 p.m. LL $30/$451881-2 Ballet Wednesday Intermediate 5:30-6:30 p.m. MG $40/$601881-3 Ballet Thursday Advanced 5:30-6:30 p.m. JK $40/$60

Ballet

This class is strictly tap dance technique. Each level will learn age and skillappropriate tap steps and sequences. We encourage boys to sign up for this class!Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1881-4 Tap Monday Kinder 4:30-5:15 p.m. LL $30/$451881-5 Tap Wednesday Intermediate 4:30-5:30 p.m. MG $40/$601881-6 Tap Thursday Advanced 4:30-5:30 p.m. JK $40/$60

Tap

This technique class fuses jazz, ballet, modern and hop-hop. Contemporary techniqueemphasizes musicality and emotion into its choreography.Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1881-7 Contemporary Thursday Advanced 7:30-8:30 p.m. JK $40/$60

Contemporary

This high energy class uses mostly popular music. Kinder classes begin learning thefoundation of jazz technique before moving on to basic technical skills. Intermediatestudents will build on basic technical skills and prepare for advanced dance.Advanced classes will begin learning the technical skills necessary for dance at thehigh-school level.Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1881-8 Jazz Monday Kinder 6:30-7:15 p.m. LL $30/$451881-9 Jazz Wednesday Intermediate 6:30-7:30 p.m. MG $40/$601882-0 Jazz Thursday Advanced 6:30-7:30 p.m. JK $40/$60

Jazz

This class is designed to strengthen the feet, ankles and legs for future pointework. Students in this class will have the opportunity to get fitted for pointeshoes with the instructor at the end of the summer! Pre-Pointe is a pre-requisitefor Pointe class in the fall.Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1882-1 Pre-Pointe Tuesday Advanced 7:30-8:30 p.m. JK $40/$60

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DANCE ACADEMY

NOTE: No Classes on July 4.

Entering grades 6-8 JKPom camp is specially gearedtoward dancers interested inauditioning for middle or highschool dance team or pomsquad. The Camp will focus onthe specialized skills used inpom, kick, dance, and hip hopcompetitions, as well asconditioning, flexibility andperformance qualities. Dancerswill have the opportunity tovisit a dance team practice tosee what it is like to dance on ahigh school squad. Dancers willalso have the opportunity toobserve a summer competition.Pomettes will soon be a year-round activity. Dancers whodon’t participate in summercamp may lose performanceopportunities in the fall.Registration Deadline: June 2

1880-6 Monday/Wednesday/Friday June 11-August 10 12-5 p.m. R/NR: $300/$325 includes uniformPark Place Family Recreation CenterDance Studio Min/Max: 8/20Pom Camp Attire: Shorts and atank top are recommended;sneakers and jazz shoes daily(jazz shoes will be ordered aspart of uniform). Uniform Fee isseparate. Pomettes apparel willbe available for optionalpurchase.

35TO REGISTER FOR DANCE ACADEMY OR SPD POMETTES POM CAMP CALL REGISTRATION: (630) 483-3025

This class incorporates acting and singing into dance technique. Students will get to learndance numbers from popular musicals including Chicago, Grease, Hairspray, West Side Story, AChorus Line, Legally Blonde and many more. Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1882-2 Musical Theater Wednesday Intermediate 7:30-8:30 p.m. MG $40/$60

Musical Theater

This high-energy class will keep your dancer’s feet moving the entire hour. Using ageappropriate pop and hip hop music, dancers will learn music video choreography and b-boy tricks while increasing self-esteem. We encourage boys to sign up for this class!Class Style Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1882-3 Hip Hop Monday Intermediate 7:30-8:30 p.m. JK $40/$60

Hip Hop

This class is by placement only! Dancers will work on routines to be performed aroundthe community throughout the summer. Get Excited! Company is set to perform at theIllinois State Fair this summer in Springfield, and the Children’s Stage duringStreamwood’s Summer Celebration. Dancers must sign up for an additional techniqueclass unless signed up for any Pre-Teen Dance Camp or Pom Camp. We will not be doingtechnique in the one-hour company class over the summer. Company I and II shouldsign up for any Intermediate level class, and Company III should sign up for anyAdvanced level class unless it is cleared with the instructor.Class Day Level Time Instr. R/NR

1882-4 Tuesday Company I 4:30-5:30 p.m. JK $80/$1051882-5 Tuesday Company II 5:30-6:30 p.m. JK $80/$1051882-6 Tuesday Company III 6:30-7:30 p.m. JK $80/$105

Dance Company

Entering grades 1-4 Each day, campers will begin with a fun dance warm-up. Then, campers will get theopportunity to learn one to two dances to perform at the end of session 1 only in thedance showcase. All campers will get to work on a dance related craft each week aswell as learn fun new camp and dance games. Kidde Dance Camp will have theopportunity to swim at the Cool Pool and even take a field trip to a fun outdoor pool.

NOTE: Showcase June 22 Min/Max: 8/20Class Session Day Date Time R/NR Reg. Deadline

1880-0 Session 1 Monday-Friday June 11-22 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $200/$225 June 11880-1 Session 2 Monday-Friday June 25-29 9 a.m-12 p.m. $75/$100 June 151880-2 Session 3 Monday-Friday July 9-13 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $100/$125 July 1

Kiddie Dance Camp

Entering grades 5-8 Each day, campers will begin with a warm up to prepare the body for dance with acombination of stretches and conditioning exercises. After warm-up, campers will getto have a dance technique class that changes styles weekly. Campers will get to try allstyles of dance from ballet to jazz, tap, hip-hop and musical theater. Campers will alsoget to learn two dances to perform at the end of Session 1 only in the dance showcase.

NOTE: Showcase July 27 Min/Max: 8/20Class Session Day Date Time R/NR Reg. Deadline

1880-3 Session 1 Monday-Friday July 16-27 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $200/$225 July 91880-4 Session 2 Monday-Friday July 30-August 1 9 a.m.-12 p.m. $75/$100 July 231880-5 Session 3 Monday-Friday August 6-10 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $100/$125 July 30

Pre-teen Dance Camp

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DANCE ACADEMY

No Auditionsif you sign-up for PomCamp!

18 years and older Learn to dance to Ballroom, Latin, and contemporarydance music. This two hour crash course includes thebasics such as leading and following, traveling, and turnsand movement. This is perfect for anyone that is in, orgoing to a wedding! Waltz, Cha Cha, and contemporarymovement will be taught. (Getting married? Bring yoursong in on tape or CD.) Couples are recommended, butnot necessary; couples will not rotate partners. Singles arenot guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortableclothing and shoes.

1882-8 Tuesday June 12 7:30-9 p.m. R/NR: $36/$54Community Center Min/Max: 7/10

18 years and older Discover the wonderful world of ballroom and Latindancing in this introductory/refresher course. Improveyour skills, learn new steps, and learn to lead and follow.You will have fun dancing the Waltz, Tango and Salsa withjust a few hours of enjoyable instruction. Couples arerecommended, but not necessary; couples will not rotatepartners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wearcomfortable clothing and shoes.

1882-7 Tuesday July 24-August 14 7:30-9 p.m. R/NR: $50/$75Community Center Min/Max: 7/10

THEATER ACADEMY

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Entering grades 3-10 This summer at camp was supposed to be all about the music and having the time oftheir lives. But the new, flashy camp star across the lake now threatens Camp Rock’svery existence. To keep the doors open, Mitchie steps up, rallies her fellow CampRockers, and gets them into top shape for the ultimate showdown! Based on the hitDisney Channel Original Movies Camp Rock and Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, will fireup your stage with over a dozen songs, including “This Is Me,” “Can’t Back Down,” “It’sOn,” and “We Rock.”

2490-6 Monday/Wednesday June 11-August 17 5:30-7 p.m. R/NR: $125/$150Park Place Family Recreation Center Min/Max: 12/30

Camp Rock Rehearsals

Presented by theStreamwood Park District’s

Theater AcademyDisney’s Camp Rock The MusicalSaturday, August 18 at 7 p.m.Sunday, August 19 at 2 p.m.

Tickets $8 on sale at Park Place Front Counter(children 3 years and younger are free)

Judson University, Performance Hall, 1151 N. State Street, Elgin

Ballroom and Latin Dance Wedding Dance

Presented by the Streamwood Park District’s Theater AcademyRoald Dahl’s Willy Wonka Junior

Friday, May 11 at 7 p.m. AND Saturday, May 12 at 2 p.m.Tickets $8 on sale at Park Place Front Counter

(children 3 years and younger are free)

Judson University Performance Hall, 1151 N. State Street, Elgin

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Art Around the World

We’ll use different art mediums suchas wood, paint and clay to celebratethe many Chinese Cultural symbols.Students will create a Chinese kite,bamboo strips, a clay panda and more! 2490-3 Tuesday June 11-July 2 5:30-6:30 p.m. R/NR: $52/$72

Art students will celebrate the sightsand sounds of Mexico by trying theirhand at Aztec pottery and creating funprojects such as bird rattles and PaperMache’ maracas. Students will alsocreate a Mayan Jaguar mask out of clayand Paper Machè.2490-4 Tuesday July 9-30 5:30-6:30 p.m. R/NR: $52/$72

Students will engage in exciting andtraditional art projects that celebratethe culture of India. Some projectsinclude a quilt with images of theBengal Tiger, Indian Peafowl, LotusFlower, the Taj Mahal crafted by ouryoung artists. Students will also createa Henna hand print and so much more!2490-5 Tuesday August 6-27 5:30-6:30 p.m. R/NR: $52/$72

Art China Art Mexico Art India

2490-0 Monday-Friday June 18-29, July 9-21 (no class week of July 2) 9-11 a.m. R/NR: $200/$225Park Place Family Recreation Center Min/Max: 10/50

Orchestra Intensive Summer Camp 2012Open to String Players entering grades 4-8, 1 year playing experience required

Experience Classes in Theory, Conducting, Fiddling, Jazz Strings, Music History, and Percussion with daily rehearsals,and playing of a new string instrument! Enjoy guest Orchestras and Seminars, Field Trips to the Chicago Symphony

Orchestra, and pizza parties! Perform Fun and Challenging music, and showcase your talents in a concert!

Registration Deadline: Monday, May 14

Orchestra Intensive gives string students new opportunities to grow and excel at their art!

Whether you are a child, teenager, or adult, this exciting new guitar ensemble class is designed to teach guitarists howto play and perform as ensemble, improve your listening skills, develop an appreciation for guitar literature, and overallto have fun! One year of playing experience is required.

2490-2 Thursday June 14-July 26 6-7 p.m. R/NR: $60/$75 Performance Date: June 13 and One Community Performance Park Place Family Recreation Center Parkside Room Min/Max: 10/15

General Notes for Music Academy• Students enrolling in multiple sessions must meet the Early Bird Registration Deadline in order to keep their place in Private Music Lessons.The instructors will remind parents of registration deadlines and they will be enforced as the teachers schedule lessons for each session.

• Student must be at least 8 years old for the 45 minute classes,• All lessons are offered as private one and one lessons giving your young musician an atmosphere to succeed. Lessons are scheduled once eachweek for 30, or 45 minutes. Lessons are arranged at the discretion of the teacher and the student as to accommodate everyone’s schedule.

• All participants’ first lesson book is included in the fee. Students should have an instrument that they either own or rent to practice on andbring to and from class. Piano/Percussion students do not need to do this; however should have a large keyboard or piano or snare drum/drumpad at home for practice. Percussion students do need to bring their own sticks to and from class.

Guitar Ensemble

NEW

Music Lessonsfor Beginner &Intermediate

The Streamwood Park District is excited to offer private music lessons for 12different instruments! Our instructors, graduates in music education from

Chicago’s own Vandercook College of Music, are eager to bring the joy of musicinto your child’s life.

Early Bird Existing Student Registration Deadline: Monday, May 14

2490-1 Monday-Saturday June 11- July 27 30 Minutes: $45/$65 45 Minutes: $65/$85No Class: July 2-6 Min/Max 15/70

Fall Sessions begin August 20!

Piano • Viola • Clarinet • Guitar • Cello • OboeFlute • Percussion • Bassoon • Violin • Saxophone

• Trumpet •

MUSIC ACADEMY / FINE ART ACADEMY

5-10 years old Park Place Family Recreation Center Parkside Room Min/Max: 5/20

Youth Summer Fine Art

MARTIAL ARTS

38 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON KARATE, CALL JOHN WILHELM, RECREATION MANAGER, AT (630) 483-3090

Illinois ShotokanKarate

The Streamwood Park District co-opprogram will help participants developcoordination, strength, agility and poise,while learning the basics of karate. Allclasses are taught by instructors of theIllinois Shotokan Karate Club under thedirection of John DiPasquale, four-timeNational Champion, former U.S. KarateNational Coach and National FacultyMember of A.C.E.P. (American CoachingEffectiveness Program).

General Notes: IllinoisShotokan Karate•Beginning students will not bepermitted to register into the currentsession after the second class has met.

•Registration for Continuers throughAdvanced students will be acceptedafter the start date, but full class fee willbe required.

•Uniforms and Belt Testing are optionsavailable through the ISKC instructor.

•Total enrollment may exceed maximumsdue to co-op agreements with Bartlettand Hanover Park Park Districts.

C4-7 years old Through a variety of fun and creative activities, young children will developcoordination, strength and personal safety skills in a well-supervised setting.This program will help your child develop agility and memory--skills necessaryto be successful in school and other sports. *No Class: July 4Class Group Day Dates Time R/NR

0550-0 Beg/Cont. Wednesday June 20-September 5* 4-4:45 p.m. $98/$1230550-1 2+ Sessions Wednesday June 20-September 5* 4:50-5:35 p.m. $98/$123Hanover Park Park District Community Center, 1919 Walnut St., 3rd Floor Min/Max: /10

0550-7 Beg./Cont. Saturday June 16-August 25 2:45-3:30 p.m. $98/$1230550-8 Int./ 3+ Sess. Saturday June 16-August 25 3:40-4:25 p.m. $98/$123Bartlett Park District, Community Center, 700 Bartlett Road, Bartlett Min/Max: /10

Pre-Karate

7-14 years old Karate skills put children in touch with their bodies and help buildcoordination, agility, strength and poise, as well as personal safety skills in awell-supervised setting. Karate skills are a healthy way of releasing tension,and the confidence gained through karate helps foster a good self-image. Whileenjoying the physical activity of karate, children also develop the mental skillsof self-confidence, self-control and discipline. Karate can improve your child’ssports, school and social studies. *No Class: July 4Class Group Day Dates Time R/NR

0550-2 White-Orange Wednesday June 20-September 5* 5:40-6:35 p.m. $98/$1230550-3 Yellow- Green Wednesday June 20-September 5* 6:35-7:30 p.m. $98/$1230550-4 Purple & Up Wednesday June 20-September 5* 7:35-8:35 p.m. $98/$123Hanover Park Park District Community Center, 1919 Walnut St., 3rd Floor Min/Max: /10

0550-9 White-Yellow Saturday June 16-August 25 4:30-5:30 p.m. $98/$1230551-0 Blue & Up Saturday June 16-August 25 5:30-6:30 p.m. $98/$123Bartlett Park District, Community Center, 700 Bartlett Rd., Bartlett Min/Max: /10

Youth Karate

High School aged and older This program offers a variety of benefits. The program is ideal for releasingtension and developing cardiovascular fitness. Self-defense skills learned throughKarate are invaluable if ever confronted with a dangerous situation that mayinvolve you or a loved one. This is a must for a single parent wishing to protectthemselves and their family. Karate skills can be applied in any situation whereasa weapon may be taken and used against its owner. Karate movements helpdevelop poise and agility while improving overall muscle tone. *No Class: July 4Class Group Day Dates Time R/NR

0550-5 White-Yellow Wednesday June 20-September 5* 8:35-9:35 p.m. $98/$1230550-6 Blue & Up Wednesday June 20-September 5* 8:35-10 p.m. $131/$151Hanover Park Park District Community Center, 1919 Walnut St., 3rd Floor Min/Max: /10

0551-3 White-Yellow Saturday June 16-August 25 4:30-5:30 p.m. $98/$1230551-4 Blue & Up Saturday June 16-August 25 5:30-6:30 p.m. $98/$123Bartlett Park District, Community Center, 700 Bartlett Rd., Bartlett Min/Max: /10

Adult Karate

8 years and older with Parent JWThis program is an excellentopportunity to share quality time withyour child while developing muscletone, coordination, cardiovascularfitness and karate skills. Regardless ofage, weight or current physicalcondition, karate can put your family onthe right track to physical well-being.Open to parents and their children.Class Group Day Dates Time

0551-1 White-Yellow Saturday June 16-August 25 4:30 -5:30 p.m. R/NR: $98/$1230551-2 Blue & Up Saturday June 16-August 25 5:30-6:30 p.m. R/NR: $98/$123Bartlett Park District, Community Center, 700Bartlett Rd., Bartlett Min/Max: /10

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MARTIAL ARTS / GYMNASTICS

SPD IS PROUD TO PARTNER WITH GYMKHANA GYMNASTICS

Golden Lion Academy Martial ArtsGolden Lion Academy Martial Arts is operated through various Park Districts. The focus of the Academy combines thedisciplines of Tae-kwon-do, Hapkido, Judo, and Kung-fu. Through the combination of these Martial Arts a practicalknowledge of self-defense techniques, weapons, free fighting, traditional forms, and discipline is obtained. The Academyis a family organization dedicated to its participants. Students within the Academy are encouraged/challenged to excelinside and outside class in everyday life. Our commitment to the students has helped to develop countless numbers ofindividuals over the past 20 years. The instructors of the Academy strive for a well rounded education for the students.Students six years and up learn the rudiments of self-defense from day one. They build upon these features by addingmore advanced techniques from the various styles, while also learning the Korean language and the history of martialarts. As students progress they earn opportunities for advancement through the various ranks in a safe, friendly, andenjoyable environment. This commitment has helped the Golden Lion Academy develop countless numbers of individualsover the past 20 years. Dress in comfortable clothing. Uniforms are available through the Instructor. The instructor forthe class is Jason Estes and for the Parent/Tot class is Eileen Pasdiora.Beginner 6 years and older 0580-1 Wednesday June 27-September 12* 6:30-8 p.m. R/NR: $59/$79 *No Class July 4Advanced 6 years and older 0580-2 Wednesday June 27-September 12* 6:30-9 p.m. R/NR: $69/$89 Community Center Gym Min/Max: 8/ *No Class July 4

Parent -n- Tot 3-5 years old with Parent 0580-5 Tuesday July 10-August 28 6:30-7:30 p.m. R/NR: $52/$72* Community Center Min/Max: 4/*Price is set for both child and parent combined. Extra children maycome with a parent for an additional, $20 per child; maximum of twochildren per parent.

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Parent/Tot Gymnastics2-3 years old with a Parent Introduce your child to the world of gymnastics with thisparent/tot class. Simple gymnastics and tumblingtechniques will be introduced through fun games andactivities.

0400-4 Monday June 11-August 6* 10:30-11:10 a.m. R/NR: $48/$68*No Class: July 2 Min/Max: 6/15

4 years old-Kindergarten This class is for the child who loves to jump, roll, and climb.Children will be introduced to bar, beam, vault and tumblingexercises. These will prepare them for beginninggymnastics. Warm-up activities are also designed to enhancelearning.

0400-5 Monday June 11-August 6* 11:15-11:55 p.m. R/NR: $48/$68*No Class: July 2 Min/Max: 6/120400-6 Monday June 11-August 6* 12-12:40 p.m. R/NR: $48/$68*No Class: July 2 Min/Max: 6/12

Gymkhana Gymnastics Club, 1700 Tower Drive, Hanover Park

6 years and older Emphasis will be on tumbling to gain strength andcoordination for progression to some work on equipment.

0400-7 6-7 years Wednesday June 13-August 8* 4:30-5:30 p.m.R/NR: $54/$74 *No Class: July 4 Min/Max: 6/170400-0 8 years+ Wednesday June 13-August 8* 5:30-6:30 p.m.R/NR: $54/$74 *No Class: July 4 Min/Max: 6/17

A continuation of beginner gymnastics progressing intomore new skills. Participants must have had one or moreclasses of beginner gymnastics.

0400-1 Monday June 11-August 6*4:30-5:30 p.m. R/NR: $54/$74*No Class: July 2 Min/Max: 6/10

Previous experience at the Advance Beginner levelrequired. A focus on progressive skills for all events toprepare the gymnast for more difficult moves. Participantsneed instructor’s consent to enroll.

0400-2 Monday June 11-August 6* 4:30-6 p.m. R/NR: $72/$92*No Class: July 2 Min/Max: 6/10

Pre-Gymnastics

Beginner Gymnastics

Advanced Beginner Gymnastics

Intermediate Gymnastics

The Streamwood Park District gymnastics program is currently run by Gymkhana Gymnastics Club. Gymkhana hasbeen providing high-quality instruction in gymnastics since 1975. They offer programs for all ages and abilities - frompreschool gymnastics classes to their nationally competing U.S.A. Gymnastics Men’s and Women’s teams. Theirprofessional staff includes U.S.A. Gymnastics safety certified coaches, and their 22,800 square foot facility has state ofthe art equipment. Together Gymkhana and the Streamwood Park District have the goal of providing you with the finestprograms, instruction, equipment and facilities for your child while maintaining a safe, positive, and fun atmosphere.

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TENNIS

40 RECREATION MANAGER, JAKE LARSON, CAN BE REACHED AT (630) 483-3731 FOR TENNIS QUESTIONS.

The Streamwood Park District has teamed up with Centre Court in the Hanover Park Park District to bring tennis lessons toyou. All classes are taught by qualified staff. Staff may move participants in between the classes to accommodate their playinglevel better. All indoor classes are taught at the Centre Court Athletic Club, located within the Hanover Park Park District.

Streamwood residents pay the resident rate for Sunny Hill Park.

I II III IV All Registration begins May 7

0671-0 0671-5 0671-9 0672-4 Orange I Monday/Wednesday 9-10 a.m. $64 4/240671-1 0671-6 0672-0 0672-5 Orange I Monday/Wednesday 5-6 p.m. $64 4/240671-2 0671-7 0672-2 0672-6 Orange I Tuesday/Thursday 12-1 p.m. $64 4/240671-3 0671-8 0672-2 0672-7 Orange I Tuesday/Thursday 5-6 p.m. $64 4/240671-4 0672-3 Orange I Saturday 9-10 a.m. $64 4/240672-8 0673-3 0673-7 0674-2 Orange II Monday/Wednesday 10-11 a.m. $64 4/240672-9 0673-4 0673-8 0674-3 Orange II Monday/Wednesday 6-7 p.m. $64 4/240673-0 0673-5 0673-9 0674-4 Orange II Tuesday/Thursday 1-2 p.m. $64 4/240673-1 0673-6 0674-0 0674-5 Orange II Tuesday/Thursday 6-7 p.m. $64 4/240673-2 0674-1 Orange II Saturday 10-11 a.m. $64 4/240674-6 0675-1 0675-5 0676-0 Green I Monday/Wednesday 9-10 a.m. $64 4/240674-7 0675-2 0675-6 0676-1 Green I Monday/Wednesday 5-6 p.m. $64 4/240674-8 0675-3 0675-7 0676-2 Green I Tuesday/Thursday 12-1 p.m. $64 4/240674-9 0675-4 0675-8 0676-3 Green I Tuesday/Thursday 5-6 p.m. $64 4/240675-0 0675-9 Green I Saturday 9-10 a.m. $64 4/240676-4 0676-9 0677-3 0677-8 Green II Monday/Wednesday 10-11 a.m. $64 4/240676-5 0677-0 0677-4 0677-9 Green II Monday/Wednesday 6-7 p.m. $64 4/240676-6 0677-1 0677-5 0678-0 Green II Tuesday/Thursday 1-2 p.m. $64 4/240676-7 0677-2 0677-6 0678-1 Green II Tuesday/Thursday 6-7 p.m. $64 4/240676-8 0677-7 Green II Saturday 10-11 a.m. $64 4/240678-2 0678-5 0678-7 0679-0 White Monday/Wednesday 6-7 p.m. $64 4/240678-3 0678-6 0678-8 0679-1 White Tuesday/Thursday 5-6 p.m. $64 4/240678-4 0678-9 White Saturday 9-10 a.m. $64 4/240679-2 0679-5 0679-7 0698-5 Yellow Monday/Wednesday 7-8 p.m. $64 4/240679-3 0679-6 0679-8 0698-6 Yellow Tuesday/Thursday 6-7 p.m. $64 4/240679-4 0679-9 Yellow Saturday 10-11 a.m. $64 4/24 0698-7 0698-9 0699-0 0699-2 Blue Tuesday/Thursday 5:30-7 p.m $82 4/240698-8 Blue Saturday 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $82 4/24 0699-3 0699-5 0699-6 0699-8 Adult Beginner Tuesday/Thursday 7-8 p.m. $64 4/240699-4 Adult Beginner Saturday 12-1 p.m. $64 4/240699-9 0700-0 0700-1 0700-2 Adult Adv. Beg. Monday/Wednesday 7-8:30 p.m. $82 4/24

QuickStart Tennis Orange I

7-8 years old *New to Tennis*Introduction to tennis with fun andexciting games. Learn to useracquets and move around thetennis court.*

QuickStart Tennis Orange II

7-8 years old *Some Experience*The goal of this class is to learn thebasics of a rally by being able to hitthe ball back and forth over the netthrough the use of fun activities andgames.*

QuickStart Tennis Green I

9-10 years old *New to Tennis*Each lesson focuses on introducingtennis through the use of fun andexciting games. The goal is to learnto use racquets and move aroundthe court.*

QuickStart Tennis Green II

9-10 years old *Some experience*Learn the basics of a rally by beingable to hit the ball back and forthover the net through the use of funactivities and games.*

Junior Development White

11-14 years old *New to Tennis*An introduction to tennis for newplayers in this age level! Focus is onbasic skills, grips, fundamentals andtechniques through fun games.*

Junior Development Yellow

14-17 years old *New to Tennis*This introduction focuses on basicskills, grips, fundamentals andtechniques by using fun, age-appropriate games.

Junior Development Blue

10-14 years oldThis lesson continues to develop thebasic tennis skills while expandingshot selections and adding variousspins, improving consistency, andmore direction to ground strokes.

T-shirts for participants in Orange I & II, Green I & II, and White, Yellow and Blue classes.

Summer Tennis Lesson Program - Indoor

Adult Beginner

18 years and olderThis lesson introduces tennis to newplayers, focusing on basic fundamentals,techniques, and grips.

Adult Advanced Beginner

18 years and olderThis class continues to develop basictennis skills and techniques whilebeginning to add more emphasis onrallying and match playing abilities.

Session I June 18-July 1 Reg. Deadline: June 15Session II July 9-22 Reg. Deadline: July 6

Session III July 23-August 5 Reg. Deadline: July 20Session IV August 6-19 Reg. Deadline: August 3

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SPD TENNIS COURTS ARE AVAILABLE AT AQUARIUS, DOLPHIN, LACY AND SUNNY HILL PARKS,

QuickStart MiniSmashers Red

4-7 years oldIntroduction to tennis with fun andexciting games. Learn to useracquets and move around thetennis court.

QuickStart Tennis Orange

8-10 years oldThrough games, participantsdevelop rally skills, forehand andbackhand ground strokes; servesand volleys.

Youth Beginner Tennis

11-14 years oldFocus is on basic skills, grips,fundamentals and techniques, aswell as court movements andpositioning.

Teenage Beginner

14-17 years oldLearn the basics of a rally by beingable to hit the ball back and forthover the net through the use of funactivities and games.

Adult Beginner

18 years and olderLesson introduces tennis to newadult players, focussing on basicfundamentals, techniques andgrips.

Adult Advanced Beginner

18 years and olderThis class continues to developbasic tennis skills and techniqueswhile beginning to add moreemphasis on rallying and matchplaying abilities.

I II III IV All Registration begins May 7

0690-1 0690-5 0690-9 0691-3 Red Monday/Wednesday 11-11:45 a.m. $30/$40 4/240690-2 0690-6 0691-0 0691-4 Red Monday/Wednesday 3-3:45 p.m. $30/$40 4/240690-3 0690-7 0691-1 0691-5 Red Tuesday/Thursday 10-10:45 a.m. $30/$40 4/240690-4 0690-8 0691-2 0691-6 Red Tuesday/Thursday 2-2:45 p.m. $30/$40 4/240691-7 0692-1 0692-5 0692-9 Orange Monday/Wednesday 12-1 p.m. $39/$49 4/200691-8 0692-2 0692-6 0693-0 Orange Monday/Wednesday 4-5 p.m. $39/$49 4/200691-9 0692-3 0692-7 0693-1 Orange Tuesday/Thursday 9-10 a.m. $39/$49 4/200692-0 0692-4 0692-8 0693-2 Orange Tuesday/Thursday 3-4 p.m. $39/$49 4/200693-3 0693-8 0694-2 0694-7 Youth Beg. Monday/Wednesday 9-10 a.m. $50$60 4/120693-4 0693-9 0694-3 0694-8 Youth Beg. Monday/Wednesday 5-6 p.m. $50/$60 4/120693-5 0694-0 0694-4 0694-9 Youth Beg. Tuesday/Thursday 11a.m.-12 p.m. $50/$60 4/120693-6 0694-1 0694-5 0695-0 Youth Beg. Tuesday/Thursday 4-5 p.m. $50/$60 4/120693-7 0694-6 Youth Beg. Sunday 12:30-1:30 p.m. $50/$60 4/120695-2 0695-7 0696-1 0696-6 Teen Beg. Monday/Wednesday 10-11 a.m. $50/$60 4/120695-3 0695-8 0696-2 0696-7 Teen Beg. Monday/Wednesday 6-7 p.m. $50/$60 4/120695-4 0695-9 0696-3 0696-8 Teen Beg. Tuesday/Thursday 12-1 p.m. $50/$60 4/120695-5 0696-0 0696-4 0696-9 Teen Beg. Tuesday/Thursday 5-6 p.m. $50/$60 4/120695-6 0696-5 Teen Beg. Sunday 1:30-2:30 p.m. $50/$60 4/120697-0 0697-3 0697-5 0697-8 Adult Beg. Monday/Wednesday 7-8 p.m. $50/$60 4/120697-1 0697-4 0697-6 0697-9 Adult Beg. Tuesday/Thursday 6-7 p.m. $50/$60 4/120697-2 0697-7 Adult Beg. Sunday 10-11 a.m. $50/$60 4/120698-0 0698-2 0698-3 0695-1 Adult Adv. Tuesday/Thursday 7-8:30 p.m. $70/$85 4/120698-1 0698-4 Adult Adv. Sunday 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $70/$85 4/12

Summer Tennis Lesson Program - OutdoorSession I June 18-July 1 Reg. Deadline: June 15Session II July 9-22 Reg. Deadline: July 6

Session III July 23-August 5 Reg. Deadline: July 20Session IV August 6-19 Reg. Deadline: August 3

*Note: Indoor Tennis Lessons Orange I and GreenI may be combined. Orange II and Green II maybe combined. Junior Development White may becombined with Junior Development Yellow.

Rain Out Information: Make-ups will be heldon the following Friday (630) 837-2468.

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PRESCHOOL

42 RECREATION MANAGER, CINDY BABICZ, ENSURES THAT EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS ARE TOP NOTCH AT THE SPD!

Building BlockPreschool2012-13 School Year

The Parent Manual is available online for your convenience!

Youngsters in the Building BlockPreschool Program will learn through play,as they are taught skills to help developtheir creativity as well as their educationaland emotional well-being by qualified andcaring instructors in a friendlyatmosphere. The program’s curriculum isgeared to make sure that students aretaught the skills they will need to enterKindergarten.

Our Building Block Preschool Program isa year long program running fromSeptember 10, 2012 through May 18,2013. The program follows School DistrictU-46’s holiday schedule. Preschool is stillheld on certain Institute Days; pleasecheck your Parent Manual for moreinformation upon registering.

September 10, 2012-May 18, 2013

General Notes for Building Block Preschool•Children must be the appropriate age (3 or 4 years old) before September 1, 2012, and must be toilet trained.

No age exceptions will be made.

• Maximum student to instructor ratio of 10:1,

• Parents are required to bring a birth certificate, or an official document with the child’s birth date, a current schoolphotograph, and proof of residency at the time of registration. Appropriate immunizations are required for children toattend preschool. A Personal Information Form (PIF), including the child’s immunization records, photo and ParentHandbook confirmation letter must be completed and filed with the Park District prior to the child starting class.

• A $100 deposit is required at the time of registration. If the fee is not paid in full, the $100 deposit will be applied to thebalance. A $30 discount will be applied if paid in full. $25 of all deposits is a service fee that is non-refundable. No refunds willbe granted after January 30, 2013.

• If using the Park District payment plan, $100 must be paid at the time of registration. A second payment of 50% of the balanceis due by September 3, 2012. The third payment of 50% of the balance is due by February 3, 2013. All registrations afterFebruary 4, 2013 must be paid in full. Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) is available for preschool payments.

• For more information about the Building Block Preschool program, please contact Preschool Coordinator, Pat Hallmark, at(630) 483-3023.

1020-1 3 years Bear Tuesday/Thursday 9-11 a.m. $5201020-2 3 years Zebra Tuesday/Thursday 9-11 a.m. $5201020-3 3 years Elephant Tuesday/Thursday 9-11 a.m. $5201020-4 3 years Elephant Tuesday/Thursday 12:15-2:15 p.m. $5201020-5 3 years Zebra Wednesday/Friday 9-11 a.m. $5201020-6 4 years Elephant Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9-11:30 a.m. $9351020-7 4 years Giraffe Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9:05-11:05 a.m. $7481020-8 4 years Bear Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9-11:30 a.m. $9351020-9 4 years Giraffe Monday/Wednesday/Friday 12:10-2:10 p.m. $7481021-0 4 years Elephant Monday/Wednesday/Friday 12:15-2:45 p.m. $9351021-1 4 years Penguin Monday-Friday 9-11 a.m. $1,1151021-2 3-5 years Bear Saturday 9-11 a.m. $274New for Two Year Olds

1021-3 2 1/2 years Giraffe Tuesday/Thursday 9:15-10:30 a.m. $325Parents will stay in the classroom with the children until after the Winter Holiday Break. InJanuary, one to two parents will be asked to volunteer in each class. Potty training for thisclass only is not required; however, the teacher or parent volunteer will not changediapers. Child must be 30 months old by March 1, 2012.

Classes meet at Park Place Family Recreation Center in the Room noted.

Mark your calendars!Resident registration for the 2012 school yearwill begin Saturday, April 14 at Park Place from

8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

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GROUP CARE PROGRAMS

PARENT MANUAL IS AVAILABLE ONLINE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE: STREAMWOODPARKDISTRICT.ORG

General Notes: Group Care• Registration for the 2012-2013 school year will begin on June 23. Registration is taken on a first-come, first-servedbasis by transportation routes. At the time of registration, a one time $25 registration fee is required per family. This$25 is nonrefundable. Also, when registering, the first week of each program must be paid for (For example, if youregister before school starts the first three days that school begins in August must be paid in full, depending on thenumber of days you are registering for).

• On the first day your child attends the program, a payment schedule will be given to you. Payments will be taken bi-weeklyor monthly. A Personal Information Form (PIF), including the child’s immunization records, photo and Parent Handbookconfirmation letter must be completed and filed with the Park District one business day prior to the child starting class.

• Part-time enrollment is accepted for a minimum of two days per week. The number of days and which weekdays yourchild will be attending must be noted at the time of registration (5 days, 4 days, 3 days or 2 days).

• The Park District does not hold spots in any of the Group Care Programs, except for a medical leave, which is to bedetermined on a case by case basis. If your child is unable to attend the program for any reason, in order to hold thatspot payment must be continued.

• All registration must occur at least two full days prior to thechild’s first day to allow time to notify the school and change thebus schedule. All Saturday registrations will not be able to startuntil the Wednesday of the following school week.

• Payments for all Group Care Programs may be paid on the sameweekly/monthly payments. CB

Pre- K Kare Klub (only) $18 per dayAfter School Club (only) $18 per dayPre-K Kare Klub and After School Club $28 per dayPre-K Kare Klub and After School Club(if enrolled in our Preschool program) $23 per day

After school care programs are available to Glenbrook, Hanover Countryside, Heritage, Oakhill, RidgeCircle, Sunnydale, Hilltop, St. John, Canton, and Tefft schools, as well as the

Streamwood Park District Building Block Preschool.

Kindergarten students (afternoon only, unless in pre-K)-8th GradeThe Streamwood Park District recognizes the community’s need for an after school child care program. In order toaccommodate working parents, the District is committed to providing a quality after school program. Children aretransported from their school via the Park District van to the Community Center. The Afterschool Club runs the entireschool year and parallels School District U-46’s school schedule. The program is held only on school days.

Children participate in a variety of activities supervised by qualified staff. Dailysnacks are provided for the children. Weekly activities include crafts,quiet/homework time, games, sports, and Friday swimming at Park Place. Thestaff is flexible to meet the needs of the children. Parents are responsible forpicking up their children by 6 p.m. daily.

2050-0 End of school day to 6:15 p.m.Community Center

SPD Preschoolers and AM Kindergarten studentsCommitted to providing care for the working parents, we haveexpanded our services to accommodate the younger citizens ofStreamwood. In the tradition of quality care, we now have the Pre-K Kare Klub. Children will be transported, by park district van, fromtheir Streamwood Park District four year old Preschool program or theirKindergarten school (same schools that Afterschool Club services). Once at theCommunity Center, activities will include quiet/nap time, large motor skillactivities, educational games, arts and crafts and free play. At 3:30 p.m. participantswill have the option to be picked up by a parent or remain in the AfterschoolClub Program for an additional fee. The staff is flexible to meet the needs of the

children. Parents are responsible for packing a lunch for the Pre-K Kare Klub. Children remaining in Afterschool Clubwill be provided with a snack.

2050-1 End of school day to 3:30 p.m. Community Center Min/Max: 10/30

Pre-K Kare Klub

After School Club

Min/Max: 10/100 If necessary, a minimum of three children per school will be enforced

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SPD Preschoolers and AM Kindergarten-8th GradeParticipants can be dropped off as early as 7 a.m. Doors do not open until 7 a.m.,

even if staff is in the building.We will provide your children with breakfast(pancakes, toaster pastries, cereal, etc.) before we transport them to school. Part-

time enrollment accepted for a minimum of three days per week.All participants must be at the Community Center by 7:40 a.m. If your child will be eating breakfast,

he/she will need to be dropped off before 7:30 a.m.

2050-2 7 a.m.-Start of School Fee: $7 per day Community Center

If extra care is needed,parents may sign their childup for extra hours. CB

Community CenterMin/Max: 8/

2130-6 Tuesday June 5 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Fee: $122130-7 Wednesday June 6 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Fee: $122130-8 Thursday June 7 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Fee: $122130-9 Friday June 8 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Fee: $122131-0 Monday August 20 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Fee: $122131-1 Tuesday August 21 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Fee: $12

4-12 years old Out of School and Day Camp is over, so your child(ren) needs something to do? This is the club for you! Join theKid’s Out Club for a day of entertainment and fun. The Club will be going on a different field trip each time. The feeincludes transportation, party package (which may include tokens, area admission and/or ride coupons) and a lunch.Additional money for extra tokens or ride coupons may be brought if wished, but at the responsibility of the child.

2130-0 Tuesday June 5 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $362130-1 Wednesday June 6 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $36 2130-2 Thursday June 7 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $362130-3 Friday June 8 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $362130-4 Monday August 20 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $362130-5 Tuesday August 21 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $36All Sessions meet at the Community Center Min/Max: 8/26

Deadline to register for each day is 3 days before the program. If the minimum is not met, the trip may be cancelled.Locations for the field trips will be determined one week prior to the trip. Certain trips are dependent on thenumber of participants registered.

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Kids Out Club

Kids OutClubExtraHours

The Breakfast Club

Child Car Seat RequirementAll parents and guardians of children participatingin a Park District trip or program where they arebeing transported by a Park District vehicle, mustprovide a child restraint system for any child 7years old or younger or sign a waiver givingpermission for the child to be transported withoutsuch system. All participants must wear seat belts.For trips using a school bus, there are no restraintsfor adult passengers or children.

12-24 months with Parent It’s music and fun rolled into one! Tot Rock is an introductorymusic class with a large sensory component. Each week we willuse rhythm instruments like maracas and tambourines, play withprops like a parachute and beanbags, and explore sensory itemslike bubbles and feathers. In addition to improving your tot’snewly-acquired motor skills, each class provides structured andunstructured time to encourage socialization and stimulate yourtot. Sing, dance and play the Tot Rock way! www.rockitkids.com

1850-0 Wednesday June 20-August 15* 9:15-9:55 a.m. R/NR: $55/$801850-1 Wednesday June 20-August 15* 5:15-5:55 p.m. R/NR: $55/$80Community Center Room 205 Min/Max: 5/12 *No Class: July 4

20-36 months with Parent to 4 years without Parent Clap your hands and tap your toes: here at Kid Rock anything goes!Each week we will use our imaginations while singing songs,dancing to the beat, playing with rhythm instruments and props,and practicing fine and large motor skills. The unique curriculumincorporates various learning styles while combining play withmusic, enhancing listening skills and promoting socialization. It’sfun and learning that can’t be “beat!” rockitkids.comKid Rock I (20-36 months with Parent)

1850-2 Wednesday June 20-August 15* 10-10:40 a.m. R/NR: $55/$801850-3 Wednesday June 20-August 15* 6-6:40 p.m. R/NR: $55/$80Kid Rock II (3-4 years without Parent)

1850-4 Wednesday June 20-August 15* 10:45-11:25 a.m. R/NR: $55/$801850-5 Wednesday June 20-August 15* 6:45-7:25 p.m. R/NR: $55/$80Community Center Room 205 Min/Max: 5/12 *No Class: July 4

Entering kindergarten This exciting class will help your child keep a positive attitudetoward learning as he or she enters Kindergarten this fall. Oneof our experienced preschool teachers will review shapes andcolors, basic math and counting concepts, letter recognitionincluding first name, last name, address, telephone number, andbasic calendar concepts.

1190-2 Tuesday/Thursday July 24-August 16 9-11 a.m. R/NR: $50/$75Park Place Family Recreation Center Zebra Room Min/Max: 6/10

3-4 years old In this skill developing class, the participants will work ondeveloping their fine motor skills while learning the letters of thealphabet. Join us for cutting, coloring, pasting, and painting. Eachclass will be related to a theme, starting with bugs. Please bringto the first class an object that begins with the letter “B”. Parentis not to be in class with the child. The instructor is Sue Grahek.

1190-3 Thursday June 21-July 26 6:30-7:15 p.m. R/NR: $24/$36Park Place Family Recreation Center Zebra Room Min/Max: 6/8

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RECREATION MANAGER, CINDY BABICZ, IS IN CHARGE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMMING AT THE SPD.

Tot Rock Tiny Tot Travelers

Early Childhood Mini Classes

Alphabet Soup

Kid Rock I & II

Get Ready for Kindergarten 4-6 years old R/NR: $10/$15 per ClassEnjoy these two-day classes that are geared towardsenjoying summer and having fun. Each class willbe based on a different theme. The instructor is JillSchmidt.Flowers & RainbowsJoin us for some creative fun with art, food (fruitloop necklaces), games, stories and more.

1610-6 Monday & Tuesday June 11 & 12 2-3 p.m. Food & FitnessYour child will learn about eating the right “color”foods (strawberries, blueberries, cantaloupe andcarrots, etc). Fun exercises, games with theparachute and a craft project will all be enjoyed.

1610-7 Monday & Tuesday July 16 & 17 2-3 p.m. Going BuggyReady for a creeping crawling good time? Then thisclass is for you! Explore and make fun bugsthrough craft projects and food.

1610-8 Monday & Tuesday July 23 & 24 2-3 p.m.Park Place Family Recreation Center Zebra Room Min/Max: /8

5-8 years old Join the Park District staff for one week or all sixweeks as we embark on different summeradventures. All trips are listed below. A lunch mustbe sent with your child (except for the first trip),and he/she must wear gym shoes. We suggestapplying sunscreen each morning in case the stafftakes the children to a park or on a walk. AnEmergency Form and Car Seat Waiver must befilled out and on file before the trip date. The deadline for each trip is the Wednesday before the trip date.

1610-0 Friday June 15 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Chuck E. Cheese in Crystal Lake Fee: $201610-1 Friday June 22 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Sci-Tech Museum in Aurora Fee: $201610-2 Friday June 29 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Discovery Museum in Rockford Fee: $201610-3 Friday July 13 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Jump Zone in St. Charles Fee: $201610-4 Friday July 20 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Pirate’s Cove in Elk Grove (outdoors*) Fee: $201610-5 Friday July 27 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Quarry Hall Beach in Batavia Fee: $20*Alternate trip if inclement weather. Meet at Community Center Min/Max: 10/26

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2-3 years old with a Parent Learn the basic motor skills of throwing, running, kickingor hitting than with your mom or dad helping you. Soccer,basketball, t-ball, kickball, football and many other excitingactivities will be played.

0310-0 Saturday June 16-July 21 10-10:45 a.m. R/NR: $35/$52.50Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym Min/Max: 6/12

3-4 years old with a Parent Parents and tots work together in this class, learning thebasics of soccer. Instructors will lead the class throughgames and drills to help develop skills for the child.Dribbling, passing, and shooting will be emphasized.

0370-0 Saturday June 16-July 21 11-11:45 a.m. R/NR: $35/$52.50Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym Min/Max: 6/12

4-6 years old Learn the basics of basketball in this excellentfundamentals program, including dribbling, passing, andshooting. Staff will stress the importance of teamwork,good sportsmanship and fun. Each child receives a t-shirt.

0370-1 Saturday June 16-July 21 12-12:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym Min/Max: 6/12

3-4 years old Classes will consist of skill practice, team practice and asmall scrimmage game. The last class of the session willbe a full scrimmage game. Each child receives a t-shirt anda trophy. Parent Participation is encouraged at varioustimes, instructor will request when needed. Eachparticipant is responsible for providing their own mitt.

0370-2 Friday June 15-July 20 1-1:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Hoosier Grove Park Min/Max: 6/10

3-5 years old Each class will consist of stretching, skill practice, teampractice and a small scrimmage game. The last class of thesession will be a full scrimmage game. Each child receivesa t-shirt and a trophy. Parent Participation is encouragedat various times, instructor will request when needed. Eachparticipant is responsible for providing their own mitt.

0370-3 Friday June 15- July 20 2-2:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Hoosier Grove Park Min/Max: 5/10

5-7 years old Children will learn the basics of baseball through t-ballbased drills. Batting, fielding, throwing, catching and otherskills will be stressed. Players from each class will receivea team t-shirt. Teams will play 3 games on scheduled Friday.There will be an end of season party on Friday, July 20when players will receive trophies. Each participant willneed to provide their own glove.

0370-4 Monday/Wednesday June 11- July 16* 10-10:45 a.m.R/NR: $60/$850370-5 Tuesday/Thursday June 12- July 13 10-10:45 a.m.R/NR: $60/$85Hoosier Grove Park *No Class: July 4 Min/Max: 6/10

4-8 years old This soccer class that provides soccer instruction outsideon a grass field. Players will be instructed on Offense,Defense, Shooting, Dribbling, Passing, among other skillsand competitive drills.

0370-6 4-6 years Monday June 11- July 16 11-11:45 a.m.R/NR: $40/$600370-7 7-8 years Tuesday June 12- July 17 11-11:45 a.m.R/NR: $40/$60Hoosier Grove Park Min/Max: 6/12

4-8 years old This football class has the young ones learning the basicskills of football. They will work on running, throwing andcatching for offense as well as flag pulling and coveragefor defense.

0370-8 4-6 years Wednesday June 13- July 25* 11-11:45 a.m.R/NR: $40/$600370-9 7-8 years Thursday June 14- July 19 11-11:45 a.m.R/NR: $40/$60Hoosier Grove Park *No Class July 4 Min/Max: 6/12

4-6 years old This outdoor sports instructional class is geared towardscreating a future sports star. Participants will learn thebasics of soccer, baseball, kickball, football and play otherfun games. Park District staff will coach and lead yourchild in this 6 week class. But most importantly they willbe emphasizing good sportsmanship and having fun.

0310-1 Tuesday June 12-July 17 12-12:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Hoosier Grove Park Min/Max: 6/12

Pint Size Sports with Parents Little Sluggers

Youth Outdoor Flag FootballInstruction

Youth Outdoor Soccer Instruction

Ponytail Softball

Pee-Wee Sportsters

Parent-n-Tot Soccer Stars

Little Hoopsters

Tiny Tot T-Ball

4-15 years old Let the good times roll! Come and get some fun andexercise while roller skating. Lessons are available forbeginners and intermediate skaters. Beginner lessonswill cover balance, rink awareness, getting on and off therink, standing up, falling down, starting and stopping.Intermediate lessons cover backwards skating, T-stops,spin basics, 1-jump, side pushing and crossovers. Lessonsare held simultaneously. The first class will include anevaluation to determine what group skaters will beplaced in. Each lesson is followed by a two hour openskate that students are allowed to attend for free. JLRegistration Deadline: One week prior to the start of classes

0940-0 Wednesday April 4-25 5:15-6 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52.500940-1 Saturday April 7-28 11:15 a.m.-12 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52.500940-2 Wednesday May 2-23 5:15-6 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52.500940-3 Saturday May 5-26 11:15 a.m.-12 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52.500940-4 Wednesday June 6-27 5:15-6 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52.500940-5 Saturday June 2-23 11:15 a.m.-12 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52.50Mainstreet USA Roller Rink, 23 W. Streamwood Blvd. Min/Max: 4/12Make-up Policy: A missed class can only be made up during the same session on an alternate day. (If youcannot attend a Wednesday. class, the class can be made up on the following Saturday. Ifyou miss a Saturday class, you can make the class up on the following Wednesday.)

4-6 years old Friday Night Soccer classes will improve your skills in allareas of soccer. Offense, Defense, Shooting, Dribbling,Passing, among other skills and competitive drills. JL

0371-5 4-6 years Friday June 15-July 20 4-4:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$600371-6 7-8 years Friday June 15-July 20 5-5:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym Min/Max: 6/12

7-12 years old Did you know that bowling is offered to girls and boys as aVarsity sport in High School? Here is your chance to beginsharpening your skills. The Streamwood Park District inconjunction with Streamwood Bowl/Bradford Bowling hasteamed up to offer participants a chance to learn bowlingfundamentals from certified coaches. Fee includesinstruction, shoe rental and bowling. JW

Weeks 1-2: two hours of on lane instructionWeeks 3-6: Competitive Format: youth will be spilt into

teams bowl three games. Instruction will still beprovided while in competition.

0970-0 Wednesday June 13-July 25* 9:30-11:30 a.m. R/NR: $52Streamwood Bowl, 1232 E. Irving Park Rd., Streamwood *No Class: July 4

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SPD IS PARTNERS WITH STREAMWOOD BOWL, MAINSTREET USA ROLLER RINK AND GREEN VALLEY GOLF RANGE

Friday Night Soccer Youth Roller Skating

Youth Bowling

NEW: Combination Sports Classes4-10 years old These are brand new classes that give children an opportunity to play two different sports in a fun and instructionalenvironment. Weeks will rotated for the two different activities. JLSoccer and T-Ball

0371-0 4-6 years old Monday June 11- July 16 12-12:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Soccer and Football

0371-1 4-6 years old Wednesday June 13- July 25* 12-12:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$600371-2 7-8 years old Thursday June 14- July 19 12-12:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Hoosier Grove Park *No Class: July 4Basketball and Dodgeball

0371-3 7-10 years old Friday June 15-July 20 6-6:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Basketball and Floor Hockey

0371-4 7-10 years old Friday June 15-July 20 7-7:45 p.m. R/NR: $40/$60Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym Min/Max: 6/12

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Youth Golf Lessons9-15 years old The Streamwood Park District will be teaming up with the Green Valley Golf Course to bring golf lessons to you!Participants will learn basic golf skills. Lessons are taught by experienced instructors. Classes are kept small to ensurethe personal attention. Youth lessons include a bucket of balls in the fee. JW

0640-7 Monday/Wednesday/Friday June 11-22 6-7 p.m. R/NR: $95/$1200640-8 Monday/Wednesday/Friday July 9-20 6-7 p.m. R/NR: $95/$120Green Valley Golf Range, Lake Street, Roselle Min/Max: 10/20

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13-18 years old Join the Streamwood Park District for this summer paintball excursion. Parents mustbe present to sign all waivers provided by Paintball Explosion, located in Dundee.

The program cost includes general admission to the park, equipment rental,transportation, and bottled water. Each participant will need to bring extra moneyfor paintballs and food. Appropriate attire is old, comfortable clothes. A change ofclothing is advised. Open toed shoes and sandals are not allowed. Paintball Explosion has seven professionally designedoutdoor paintball fields which include scenarios similar to some of today’s best-selling videos games. In addition,Paintball Explosion also has an indoor climate controlled speedball field in a 40,000 SF stadium. For more fieldinformation, visit www.pbbomb.com. JW

3130-2 Saturday June 16 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (please arrive at 8:30 a.m.) R/NR: $49Meet at the Community Center Discounts for members of the SPD Teen Camp!

5-14 years old Children are guaranteed to have a great time as they learnfascinating tricks from a professional magician! Amazefamily and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes,coins, mind-reading and more. While the tricks may appeardifficult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn andeasy to perform. All materials are provided, and each childreceives a magic kit to take home. The instructor is GaryKanto. CB

2460-0 Monday July 23 5-5:55 p.m. R/NR: $20/$30Park Place Family Recreation Center Elephant Room Min/Max: 5/50

8-13 years old If your child loves LEGOs® and is looking for a newchallenge this summer, then we have a camp for you!Program To Learn is proud to present a hands-on andcollaborative summer camp that reveals the rewards andexcitement of the LEGO® Robotics. Working with apartner, your child will learn about mechanical design, gearratios, and computer programming while using theacclaimed LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Robotics system!Children will be presented with a series of real-world designchallenges in which they will work as a team to solve. CB

2460-1 Monday-Thursday June 18-21 9-11:30 a.m.R/NR: $150/$175 includes a $10 material feePark Place Family Recreation Center Meeting Room Min/Max: 6/12

9-13 years old Specially-designed software with a graphical programminglanguage is used so children can easily create multimediacomputer games and animations. Developing a script orprogram is done by simply snapping together graphicalprogram blocks much like LEGO® bricks or puzzle pieces.Participants will be taught to create computer games withcustom background settings, characters, animatedmovements, sound effects and more! Students will receivea USB drive with the game design software and games theymade to take home at the conclusion of class. CB

2460-2 Monday-Thursday June 18-21 12:30-3 p.m. R/NR: $150/$175 includes a $10 material feePark Place Family Recreation Center Meeting Room Min/Max: 6/12

4-7 years old Science is the focus of this fun and exciting class. We willdo simple science projects and experiments, gearedtowards younger children. We can make volcanoes, snow(yes, this is possible!), bubbles, and much more. This classis hands-on so please have your child come dressed for amess! Each child will take home the science projects.Instructor is Tracy Kelly. CB

2460-3 Tuesday July 10 6:30-7:30 p.m. R/NR: $10/$152460-4 Monday August 13 6:30-7:30 p.m. R/NR: $10/$15Park Place Family Recreation Center Elephant Room Min/Max: 6/10

Magic Class

LEGO® Robotics Summer Camp

NEW: Silly, Silly Science

Computer Game Design Summer Camp

Paintball Trip

13-18 years old Six bands are needed to battle it out for the rock and roll crown. The Battle will be held at the Hoosier Grove Barn.

Bands will have 20 minute sets. A cash prize will be awarded to the winner.

A band meeting will be held one week prior to the battle at Hoosier Grove Barn. All bands will be contacted directlywith the exact meeting time. Topics discussed will include load-in/load-out procedures, sound requirements, thejudging/voting process, etc. For details, please call Recreation Manager, John Wilhelm at (630) 483-3090. Must have at least three (3) bands registered by August 10.

3130-4 Friday August 24 Doors Open at 5:30 p.m./Music Starts at 6 p.m. Spectator Fee: $7 Hoosier Grove Barn

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Men’s 12” Slow Pitch Summer Softball Leagues

18 years and older Excellent way to shed some unwanted weight or to stay in shape.

Teams are formed nightly. • Programs run for ten weeks. Free to Park Place Annual Dual members; pre-registration is

required (list member number on registration form). JS8180-1 Wednesday April 14-May 30 7:30-9:30 p.m. R/NR: $32/$468190-0 Wednesday June 6-August 8 7:30-9:30 p.m. R/NR: $32/$468900-2 Wednesday August 15-October 24* 7:30-9:30 p.m. R/NR: $32/$46Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym Min/Max: 10/36*No Class: August 29

Men’s Basketball Conditioning

10-16 years old Whether you are trying to lose weight or bulk-up, need a general overall fitness program or something sports specific,

our personal trainer can help you set goals and stay motivated to achieve them. Core fitness isestablished, and then changes are made in individuals’ programs as they progress. This class runs

continuously all year ‘round. Student must be 12 years old and pass two sessions in order to be eligible topurchase a T-N-T Fitness Center membership. A certificate will be presented and 20% off YouthMembership will be honored. JS

8900-9 Monday April 30-June 4 4:15-5 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52 8130-0 Monday June 18-July 23 4:15-5 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52

8140-0 Monday August 6-September 17* 4:15-5 p.m. R/NR: $35/$52Park Place Family Recreation Center Studio/Fitness Center *No Class: September 3

T-N-T: Teens-n-Training: Teen Weight Training

18 years and older Swing into spring at the Streamwood ParkDistrict single elimination softball tournament.This tournament, which is played in the span ofone day, is a great way to enjoy the fresh springweather and hone up your softball skills. Thewinning team will receive $200 prize money anda team plaque. JLRegistration Deadline: April 28

0010-0 Saturday May 5 7 a.m. Start Fee: $89 per TeamRahlfs Woods Min/Max: 8/16 Teams

Men’s 12” SoftballTournament

Bracket B

0170-0 Sunday Starts May 1312/1/2/3/4 p.m. Min/Max: 4/10

Bracket A

0170-1 Sunday Starts May 135:30/6:30/7:30/8:30/9:30 p.m. Min/Max: 4/10

Wednesday League

0170-2 Wednesday Starts May 96:30/7:30/8:30/9:30 p.m. Min/Max: 4/8

Thursday League

0170-3 Thursday Starts May 106:30/7:30/8:30/9:30 p.m. Min/Max: 4/8

18 years and older Sign-up today for the SPD Summer Softball League, played at the Rahlfs Woods. Each league will consist of a minimum10 game schedule with a single elimination tournament at seasons end. There will be monetary awards and teamplaques for both the league and tournament champion. Each team will be allowed to roster 20 players. A non-refundable$100 deposit is required when registering. JL Registration deadline for all leagues is Saturday, May 5.

Fee: $625 per Team Rahlfs Woods Field #3

18 years and older Bump, set and spike your way through summer in this fun and exciting league! The league will consist of a minimum8 game schedule with a single elimination tournament to finish out league play. Cash prizes will be awarded to thevictors, in addition to team plaques for both the league and tournament champion. JWRegistration Deadline: Saturday, May 19

0230-0 Thursday Starts May 24 6:30-9:30 p.m. Fee: $315 per TeamPark Place Family Recreation Center Min/Max: 4/8

A mandatory Manager’s Meeting willbe held on Tuesday, May 22 at 6 p.m.at the Community Center.

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Half-price registration available beginning the sixth week ofeach session (five weeks remaining).

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18 years and older The adult flag football league consists of an 8 game schedule with a single elimination tournament at season’s end.There will be monetary awards and team plaques for both the league and tournament champions. A non-refundable$100 deposit is required when registering. JL

0760-0 Saturday Starts June 16 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Fee: $495/Team Aquarius Park Min/Max: 4/8

Adult Flag Football League

18 years and older This is a great way to stay in shape. Teams are formednightly. The program will run for two, four-week sessions.Pre-registration is required. All participants must check inwith the site supervisor each night and receive a wristband. JW

0790-5 Tuesday June 26-July 17 5:30-7:30 p.m. Fee: $16Participants may register mid-way through this session, and finish in the secondsession.0790-6 Tuesday July 24-August 14 5:30-7:30 p.m. Fee: $16Canton Middle School – Large Field Min/Max: 15/50

18 years and older This is an 8 week league featuring hot indoor socceraction. Sign-up your team or register as an individual. Allindividuals will be assigned to one team. Cash prize will beawarded to the league winner in addition to a team plaque.All games will be played in the Park Place Gym. JW4 teams must be registered by August 14.

0790-7 Sunday August 26-October 14 12-2 p.m.Team Fee: $350 registration Min/Max: 4/80790-8 Sunday August 26-October 14 12-2 p.m.Individual Fee: $50 registration Min/Max: 10/22Park Place Family Recreation Center Gym

Men’s Soccer Conditioning Men’s Indoor Soccer League

A mandatory information meeting will held on August 21 at theCommunity Center on Bartlett Road. at 6 p.m. Call (630) 483-3090 foradditional details.

18 years and older Learn to dance to Ballroom, Latin, and contemporarydance music. This two hour crash course includes thebasics such as leading and following, traveling, and turnsand movement. This is perfect for anyone that is in, orgoing to a wedding! Waltz, Cha Cha, and contemporarymovement will be taught. (Getting married? Bring yoursong in on tape or CD.) Couples are recommended, butnot necessary; couples will not rotate partners. Singles arenot guaranteed a partner. Please wear comfortableclothing and shoes. LJ

1882-8 Tuesday June 12 7:30-9 p.m. R/NR: $36/$54Community Center Min/Max: 7/10

18 years and older Discover the wonderful world of ballroom and Latindancing in this introductory/refresher course. Improveyour skills, learn new steps, and learn to lead and follow.You will have fun dancing the Waltz, Tango and Salsa withjust a few hours of enjoyable instruction. Couples arerecommended, but not necessary; couples will not rotatepartners. Singles are not guaranteed a partner. Please wearcomfortable clothing and shoes. LJ

1882-7 Tuesday July 24-August 14 7:30-9 p.m. R/NR: $50/$75Community Center Min/Max: 7/10

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18 years and older The Streamwood Park District teams up withthe Green Valley Golf Course to bring golflessons to you! Learn the proper mechanics toachieve your best possible golf swing. Lessonsare taught by experienced instructors. Classesare kept small to ensure the personal attentionto help improve your game. Participants mustpurchase a bucket of balls for each lesson. JW

0641-1 Tuesday June 12-July 17 7-8 p.m. R/NR: $95/$1200641-2 Saturday June 16-July 21 2-3 p.m. R/NR: $95/$120

Green Valley Golf Range, Lake Street, Roselle Min/Max: 10/20

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GOLDEN AGERS

Personal Training

The place to see old friends and make new ones. There is always someone to welcome you at the Senior Roomhosted by our Senior Coordinator, Tracey Stanley. Adventure out and join us for games, activities and seminars.NOTE: No meeting week of July 4-6.

• Join the Golden Agers Club • Play your favorite card games • Step out on the patio for fresh air •• Take advantage of our library and book exchange •

Discount Annual Member Pass for SeniorsFridays – $22 per year

Additional fees may be charged during special occasions and luncheons. Meetings are held in thelower level of Park Place. An annual Golden Agers Club Pass may be purchased at a discount over dailycosts. Includes FREE track use!

Join the Streamwood Park District to celebrate our seniors’ birthdays thelast Friday of each month from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Birthday celebrantswho attend receive a special gift certificate.

• April 27 • May 25 • June 29 • July 27 • August 31 •

Join Today! Attending Golden Agers informal meetings and events are a greatway to get out and stay active. Have fun with old friends and new ones. Joinclubs, have lunch, celebrate birthdays and more with your friends at Park Place.The Golden Agers meet every Friday at Park Place (except holidays) from 12 to3 p.m. A $1 per person collection will be taken at each meeting to cover thecosts of coffee, refreshments and paper goods. LJ

Need to get some strength back? Pool or Fitness Center workouts are available. We specialize inseniors, total joint replacement and medical-based workouts. See page 20 for details. JS

Golden Agers Social Club

Where great service happens!

Strength Training Tuesday/Thursday 9 a.m. Hanover Township Senior CenterZUMBA® Gold Wednesday/Friday 11 a.m. Park Place Family Recreation CenterZUMBA® Gold Saturday 11 a.m. Hanover Township Senior CenterAqua Combo Saturday 9 a.m. Park Place Family Recreation Center

Daily function improves with exercises that targetflexibility and range of motion. Functional stretching,strengthening and core exercises get you moving intoyour day. **Extremely popular class!**

The hottest new Latin flair dance class for mature adults.A lot of laughs and dancing for seniors in or without achair. Move like you haven’t moved in years and shed afew of those old pounds, too! (Classes not included inPark Place memberships.)

•Water exercise program easy on the joints, but afabulous workout! •Need a ride? Call (630) 483-5656 for the TownshipDial-a-Ride.•Registration required through the Hanover TownshipSenior Services for a discounted price of $2 per classfor 8 weeks. •Class is available without a Pass for $5 at Park PlaceFamily Recreation Center.

Senior StrengthTraining/Aerobics

ZUMBA® Gold

Senior Aqua Combo

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Wedding ReceptionsBirthday Parties

Bridal & Baby ShowersRehearsal DinnersGraduation Parties

QuinceaneraChristenings

Holiday PartiesDedication PartiesCorporate MeetingsTraining SeminarsAnniversary Parties

We make planningyour event easier,worry free and

simple.

For assistance with yourevent planning, pleasecontact Events andCorporate Servicesat (630) 483-3135 or

Ldemoss@spdcares.com.

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Rentals include:

• Dedicated host/hostess to supervisechildren during the event

• Closely located in the upper Loft area• From $125 for four hours

A $250 deposit, part of the rental fee, is requiredto secure each reservation; the balance is due15 business days before the scheduled event.

For assistance with your event planning, pleasecontact Events and Corporate Services

at (630) 483-3135 or Ldemoss@spdcares.com.

700 West Irving Park Road, Streamwood

LinenRentalavailable

Game Room features:

Bar & BeveragePackages

Beverage packages available for allbudgets. Cash and Tab Bars areavailable with a $300 minimum.Bartender and all barware, mixesand ice is included.

Wedding package for 2012 is $24per person and $28 for 2013.

• Convenient Set-up Access• Event Wrap-up Time• Kitchen featuring a refrigerator,freezer, microwave oven,convection oven, and ice machine

• Event Host to assist you in makingsure every detail is perfect

•Waste bags and trash removal• Tables and Chairs

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The SPD Foundation is working hard to insure that park fun is for everyone!• Support youth athletics.• Financial assistance for youth programming.• Young adult program support.• Support and improvement of nationally-ranked Shady Oaks Disc Golf Course.

If you want to be part of the Foundation, or would like more information,please e-mail spdf@wowway.com.

Link to the Park District website and make a tax deductible donation right online!

Sunny Hill Park and Shady Oaks Park

Disc Golf Courses/Disc Golf RentalsOur 9-hole Disc Golf Course is located at Sunny Hill Park on Irving Park Road, westof Route 59. Hole one is located near the top of the hill in the south east cornerof the park. Our 18-hole Disc Golf Course is located in a beautiful setting of ShadyOaks Park behind the Administration Building at 777 South Bartlett Road. Bothcourses are open to the public and free of charge.

Free Shady Oaks Disc Golf Course scorecards are available on our website atstreamwoodparkdistrict.org, click on Links on the home page. Download yourShady Oaks Course scorecard today! Discs are available to rent at Park Place FamilyRecreation Center, 550 S. Park Blvd., at the front counter and now at the CommunityCenter, 777 S. Bartlett Rd., during normal business hours (valid driver’s license mustbe left as a deposit). For more information, please call (630) 372-7275For more Disc Golf and Course information on Streamwood Park District courses

and other courses, check out discontinuum.org.

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Streamwood Park District Tree Memorial ProgramThe Tree Memorial Program provides a special long-lasting way of commemorating a special event such as:

Celebration of a Birth • Celebration of an Anniversary • In Memory of a Loved One • Commemorate a Special AchievementRecognize a Dedicated Employee • Celebrate Retirement

By purchasing a tree through the tree memorial program, your memories will be kept forever close to your heart.

To make a donation of a Memorial Tree, please contact Keith Gorczyca,Superintendent of Parks and Planning, at (630) 483-3161.

Aquarius Park: Janiec Family/Falcon Football

Autumn Chase: Cub Scout Pack #49

Bartlett Park: Mike and Katy Dolan Baumer

Berkley Park: Everett Woodside

Brookstone Park: Whispering Pond Woman’s Club

Buchanan Park: Patterson Family

Butterfly Park: New Hope Community

Challenger North: Brown Family and Neighbors

Challenger South Park: King Family

Dolphin Park: State Farm Insurance - Kevin Navarro

Friendship Park: Streamwood Woman’s Club

Glenbrook Park: Boy Scout Troop #15

Grow Park: Everett Woodside

Jaycee Park: Rader Family

Jefferson Park: Neff Family

Kiddie Corner Park: Neighborhood Leaders Unlimited

Kollar Park: Boy Scout Troop #199

Meadows Park: Cub Scout Troop #49

Oak Ridge Park: Poplar Creek Social Club

Oakwood Park: Streamwood Police Alumni Assn.

Ridge Park: Cub Scout Pack #49

Shady Oaks Park: Environmental Club of SPD’s ASC

Sullivan Park: Sterling Oaks Homeowners Assn.

Sunnydale Park: Brownies Troop #637 and JuniorsTroop #1404 Girl Scouts

Surrey Woods Park: Friends of Surrey Woods

Veterans Park: AMVETS Post 227

Vine: Cub Scout Pack #49

Walnut: Cub Scout Pack #49

Thank You for making Park Pride a Priority

The Streamwood Park District invites Streamwoodcommunity volunteers to come out to help spruce-up our

parks, before the start of summer - rain or shine!

Saturday, May 19

We will be working in the parks from 9-11:30 a.m. and atnoon, lunch will be served at Hoosier Grove Park.

Bring small hand tools and gloves; we will provide all other materials.

For parks locations and more information, you can e-mail Stacey atsharris@spdcares.com or call the Parks office at (630) 483-3167.

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Hoosier Grove Park 700 West Irving Park Road• Gazebo • Playground • Pathway/Bike Trails •• Ball Field • Soccer Fields • Horseshoe Pits •• Sand Volleyball • Outdoor Restrooms •

Hoosier Grove Park GazeboThe gazebo may be reserved for your private event. R/NR Rental: $30/$45 per hour 3 hour minimum*Based on groups of 50 or less; call for pricing of larger groups.

Sunny Hill Park at 1400 West Irving Park Road west of Route 59• Playground • Skate Park • Disc Golf •

• Splash Pad • Tennis Courts • Basketball Court •• Pathway/Bike Trail • Outdoor Restrooms •

Sunny Hill Park SheltersR/NR Rental: $30/$45 per hour 3 hour minimum

Based on groups of 50 or less; call for pricing of larger groups.

Thoroughbred Shelter is located on the north sideof the main shelter between the playground andSplash Pad (seats 16-20 people).

Palomino Shelter is located up the path on the southend of the park (seats 10-15 people).

Sunny Hill Splash PadMay 18 through September 21Monday-Sunday 9:30-11 a.m. R/NR Rental: $125/$150

90 minute rentals include:• Exclusive use of Splash Pad• Exclusive use of Thoroughbred Shelter• Staff person to monitor Splash Pad use• Thoroughbred Shelter can be reserved foradditional time at per hour fee.

Thoroughbred Shelter

Gazebo at Hoosier Grove Park

Palomino Shelter

Free - Open Daily 11 a.m.-8 p.m.

OUTDOOR RENTALS

Sunny Hill Splash Pad

Playgrounds

Contact Events and Corporate Services at(630) 483-3135 or email Ldemoss@spdcares.com tomake reservations for any of our outdoor shelters.

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INDOOR RENTALS

LARGE OR SMALL, WE HAVE ROOMS FOR ALL!

Park Place Facility RentalsNeed a place for a family gathering or professional meeting that is easy on the budget? Park Place offers meetingrooms on an hourly basis. You bring your food, drinks and party items; Park Place supplies the room set up with

table and chairs. All rooms open to a patio with a view of the natural grassland that surround the facility.

All rentals require a three hour minimum.

Event Host included with Room Rental. Linen Rental Available.

Facility Rental Fees Rate per Hour

Meeting Room Resident Nonresident

Small Room (40 people max) $50 $70 Double Room (80 people max) $90 $110Enjoy the Cool Pool while having a party at Park Place! Use our Birthday Party Package (page 13).Reasonably priced room rental, table covers, party host, and pool passes are included for all guests.

Park Shelters are available to rent. Please see the Facility Guide on page 65, Outdoor Rentals on page 56,and more specifics about Sunny Hill Park on page 24 and 56; call Events and Corporate Services at

(630)483-3135 or email Ldemoss@spdcares.com for more information and rental rates.

Gymnasium rentalsinclude a staff memberto supervise the rental.

Rate per Hour

Gymnasium Resident Nonresident

Half Gymnasium (one Court) $85 $105 Full Gymnasium (both Courts) $145 $165

Contact Events and Corporate Services at (630)483-3135 or email

Ldemoss@spdcares.com for more information and group rental rates.

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Streamwood Historical SocietyAre you interested in local History? If so, the Streamwood Historical Society isthe group for you. The Society assists with Museum-related programs andprojects throughout the year. New members are always welcome. Meetingsare held the first Monday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Farm House, unlessotherwise noted.

Can’t make a meeting but still would like to volunteer? There arealways activities or projects that need to be done. If interested andwould like more information, call (630) 213-9706.

Become a fan on the Streamwood HistoricalSociety’s Facebook page

facebook.com/streamwoodhistoricalsocietyVisit Hoosier Grove Museum’s website

hoosiergrovemuseum.com

Ongoing Exhibits at the MuseumHow Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse was moved from its1904 site on Barrington and Old Church Roads toParkside Circle, and then to Hoosier Grove Park in 1990to be used as a restored schoolhouse museum.

andTribute to a Hoosier Grove Schoolteacher of the 1930s

Friday, Saturday and Sunday1 p.m.-4 p.m.

Group Tours available by appointment.700 W. Irving Park Rd.

(630) 213-9706hoosiergrovemuseum.com

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County is hosting the annual Family Field Day.In addition to demonstrations and exhibits reflecting the farm’s equestrian, dairy, tractor,and canine traditions there will also be regional education organizations to providefamily activities in the very popular “Kids’ Allèe”. Representatives will be at the eventfrom the Streamwood Park District so come out and join us for this great event.

Saturday May 26 11 a.m.-5 p.m. St. James Farm, 2S541 Winfield Rd., Warrenville

Summer is a great time to visit the museums and nature centers in theChicagoland area! Featured in the Passport Program are those locatedin your region. Many sites have an activity for your child to completewhile visiting. There are many other wonderful museums throughoutChicago and the suburbs. We hope you will look for them in the phonebook or Internet to find more places to visit.Guidelines:•Each child participating must have their own Passport.•The program is suggested for children 4 year old and older.•The Passport should be stamped before leaving the museum or nature center.•The program starts Memorial Day weekend and ends on Labor Day.•Participants visiting seven or more sites can receive the general PDRMA prizefrom any museum; however site specific prizes are only given to theparticipants returning their book to the same location where it was picked up.

Pick up your 2012 Passport at the Hoosier Grove Museumbeginning Memorial Day Weekend!

Join us for an old-fashioned hot dog, chipsand lemonade picnic, joina lesson on math, historyor English in our HoosierGrove School House andtake advantage of true SPDhospitality as we engageour guests in games, photoopportunities, art projectsand more!

Saturday August 18 12-2 p.m.

Hot Dogs,History andHospitality atHoosier Grove

Field Day at St. James Farm

FREE

FREE

HOOSIER GROVE MUSEUM

SCAN US!

JOIN THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY - CALL LAUREN JOCHEM AT (630) 483-3132

2012PASSPORTProgram

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GENERAL INFORMATIONThe Streamwood Park District is proud to be a member of Northwest Special Recreation Association(NWSRA). Throughout the northwest suburbs, NWSRA is the leader in providing outstandingrecreational opportunities for children and adults with disabilities. NWSRA’s team of full-timeTherapeutic Recreation professionals and trained part-time staff offer a multitude of year-roundprogram offerings including sports, camping, social programs and much more. Having fun, being

included, making friends, learning new things and going new places are just a few of the benefits of NWSRA programs! Inclusionassistance is provided by NWSRA to those individuals who wish to participate in their home park district program. When registering,the parent of an individual with a disability should inform the park district (and NWSRA, if desired) of any accommodation needed inorder for the individual to successfully participate in the program. The park district staff will then contact NWSRA for assistance withthe accommodation. Special Leisure Services Foundation, the fundraising arm of NWSRA, partners with public and privatecorporations, foundations and individuals to support and promote outstanding recreational opportunities for children and adults withdisabilities. Throughout the year, the organization hosts a variety of fundraising events that help support accessible transportation,general programs, inclusion opportunities, the Kevin T. Kendrigan Memorial Scholarship program and NWSRA Lightning Athletes. Formore information on NWSRA, brochures may be picked up at the park district main office or at the NWSRA office at Park Central,3000 W. Central Road in Rolling Meadows. NWSRA may be contacted at 847/392-2848 (voice), 392-2855 (TTY) or 392-2870 (fax).Check out NWSRA and SLSF on the internet at www.nwsra.org or at facebook.com/nwsra.

Inclusion RequestsIf a program participant (or parent of a participant) witha disability is requesting an aide or evaluation for an aide,we respectfully request at least two weeks notice beforethe program starts. However, NWSRA will do its best toprovide the appropriate services within whatever timeframe occurs. When possible, also please brieflydescribe the disability in detail to assist us in notifyingNWSRA with complete information.

Americans with Disabilities ActThe Streamwood Park District will comply with theAmericans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibitsdiscrimination in the provision of programs, services oractivities to individuals with disabilities. We invite anyresident with a special need to contact Debbie Karner,Superintendent of Recreation (630) 483-3012 or NWSRAstaff upon registration so that a smooth inclusion mayoccur. In addition to the programs listed within ourbrochure, our District also provides specialized servicesfor people with disabilities through the NorthwestSpecial Recreation Association. Call NWSRA at (847)392-2848, for information.

If you have any questions about the Park District’s policyregarding ADA, or believe you have been unfairlydiscriminated against the provision of programs, servicesor activities of the Streamwood Park District, pleasecontact Debbie Karner at (630) 483-3012. A procedureis available to you for the prompt resolution of yourcomplaint.

Your Cooperation Is NeededParks are for everyone to enjoy and should not be usedas a dumping ground for litter, garbage or waste. Keepyour parks clean and free from debris and waste. If youwalk your pet in or around a park, please be sure to pickup after it. Keeping your parks clean will enhance thebeauty of the park. We appreciate your cooperation.

Control of PetsPets, including dogs, cats, and other domesticatedanimals kept as pets, may be brought into any park, butonly when leashed in accordance with Village ofStreamwood ordinance(s), licensed as necessary, andcontrolled by the person bringing such pet into thepark. It is expressly prohibited for any pet, even thoughon a leash, to enter or be on a park playground.Defecation by any pet while on Park District propertyshall be immediately and completely removed by theperson in control of the pet. No pets shall be allowed inany Park District facility or building unless brought in fora Park District program or event involving such pet. Insuch case, the pet must be leashed, licensed andcontrolled as aforesaid. The provisions of this sectionshall not apply to service animals in the performance oftheir duties. All Streamwood Park District ordinances areenforced by Streamwood Police Department.

Smoking PolicyIn compliance with state and federal laws, theStreamwood Park District has set the following policy:No cigarette, pipe, or cigar smoking will be allowed inany of the Park District facilities. The policy includesPark District activities as well as private rentals. Yourcooperation is appreciated.

Child Car Seat RequirementAll parents and guardians of children participating in aPark District trip or program where they are beingtransported by a Park District vehicle, must provide achild restraint system for any child 7 years old or youngeror sign a waiver giving permission for the child to betransported without such system. All participants mustwear seat belts. For trips using a school bus, there areno restraints for adult passengers or children.

Photo DisclaimerRegistrants and participants permit the taking of photosand videos of themselves and their children during ParkDistrict activities for publication and use as the ParkDistrict deems necessary.

Emergency ShelterIn case of a disaster situation as identified by theEmergency Services and Disaster agency, Park Place willbe used as an emergency shelter. If this occurs, it maybe necessary for some programs to be postponed orcancelled.

Lightning Prediction SystemThe Streamwood Park District has installed threelightning prediction systems. One located on the roofof Park Place Family Recreation Center, the second atHoosier Grove Park, and the third at Rahlfs Woods Park.These systems gather atmospheric information toaccurately predict when conditions are conducive for alightning strike. When conditions are “right,” the warningwill sound (a single fifteen (15) second horn blast)followed by an orange strobe light located outside onthe roof at all locations and inside of the building at ParkPlace. At this point, participants in outdoor activitiesneed to cease all activity and seek shelter immediately.When the hazardous weather has passed, the “all clear”will sound (a series of three-5 second horn blasts), andthe orange strobe will turn off. Only at this point shouldoutdoor activities resume.

It is important to remember that even though the systemmay not sound when weather conditions arethreatening, you should exercise good judgment.Proceed to stop all outdoor activities and move to a safelocation until the dangerous conditions have passed.Horns from the Park Place location can be heard atDolphin Park baseball fields. These warning systems willbe active during the months of April through October.Further, the District will be checking the systemsmanually, on the first and third Tuesdays of every month(April-October) at 10:30 a.m. Please contactSuperintendent of Parks and Planning, Keith Gorczyca,at (630) 483-3161 for additional information.

Rental InformationIndoor Facility and Outdoor Park Rentals

The Streamwood Park District’s Hoosier Grove Barn, ParkPlace rooms, gymnasium and pools, Outdoor PicnicShelters and Gazebos, and the Splash Pad are availablefor rental to the public. For information or to schedulean appointment, contact Hoosier Grove Barn Office, 700W. Irving Park Road, at (630) 483- 3135.

Community Center, Fields and Super Cooker

For information on renting our rooms or gymnasium atthe Community Center or ball fields throughout the ParkDistrict, please call John Wilhelm, Recreation Manager, at(630) 483-3090.

Discrimination on the Basis of Race, Color, Creed,National Origin, Sex, Age, or DisabilityThe Streamwood Park District complies with therequirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended,the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Civil RightsRestoration Act of 1988, (P.L. 100-259), and the Americanswith Disabilities Act of 1990, (P.L. 101-336) to the extentthat no person in the United States shall, on the groundsof race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age, or disabilitybe excluded from participation in, be denied of, or beotherwise subjected to discrimination in any program oractivity provided by the agency. Areas affected by theserequirements include, but are not limited to the following:1.) programming, 2.) facility use, 3.) planning andconstruction, 4.) planning and/or advisory groups, and 5.)fee structures.

Camera RestrictionsThe use of any visual recording device in any protectedareas is prohibited. Visual recording devices include, butare not limited to, any camera, camcorder, or videotapingdevice, and cellular phone cameras. Protected areas aredefined as any locker room, dressing room, bathroom/restroom, lavatory, shower, or bathing facility located in anyDistrict facility. Any person caught violating this sectionof Park rules may be banned from Park District facilitiesand subject to a fine.

Brochure Changes/Errors DisclaimerDue to the large amount of information available in theStreamwood Park District brochure, errors and changesbefore or after publication may occur. We apologize forany errors in this brochure and will advise you of anychanges as quickly as possible. We will also attempt tokeep the information on our websitestreamwoodparkdistrict.org as current as possible. Thankyou for your patience and understanding when thesesituations arise.

Privacy PolicyThe personal and private information collected by theStreamwood Park District from any individual(s) isintended for the sole use of the District, and suchinformation will not be sold or distributed to otherpersons or agencies without the written permission ofthe individual(s) providing it, except as required by law.If information is provided to any other person or agencypursuant to any legal requirement, the District willadvise the individual(s) of the disclosure.

Resident, Nonresident and Business RatesA Streamwood Park District resident, via property taxes,makes a significant financial contribution to theoperation of the District, whether or not he or she takesadvantage of the services offered. The nonresident feesare required of nonresidents to apportion an equalizingfee to contribute to the overall financing of the parksystem on an equitable basis with the resident.

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Behavior PolicyAppropriate behavior is expected from all participants andobservers in programs and in facilities to protect theenjoyment and safety of all patrons. Behaviors that will notbe accepted include, but are not limited to, the following:

*Endangering the health and safety of other participants,patrons or staff.

• Disrupting a program or creating a disturbance at a facility.

• Continuous refusal to follow program and/or facility rulesand guidelines.

• Use of verbal harassment, profanity, vulgarity, obscenity orracial slurs.

• Blatant disrespect of staff and program or facility rules andguidelines.

• Damage, vandalism, or theft of private or Park Districtfacilities, 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 limitedto dress which is too revealing and clothing whichdisplays 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 orthreatening any individual, wearing or displaying colors oritems of dress, etc.

• Inappropriate display of affection, including but notlimited to prolonged kissing and touching of any privatearea of the body.

The following outlines steps that may be used with patronswho are not behaving appropriately. Membership or programfees will not be refunded for any person removed from aprogram or facility due to violation of this behavior policy.

Some programs or facilities may have stricter or more detailedbehavior policies.

Program ParticipantsAll program participants are expected to behaveappropriately and follow the rules of the program and facility.A participant will receive written notice for inappropriatebehavior, and in the case of a minor, a copy of the notice willbe provided to such minor’s parent/guardian. If a participantreceives three notices of inappropriate behavior, or if theparticipant is involved in one severe incident, as determinedby District staff, the participant may no longer participate inthe program until a meeting is scheduled and held. Theparticipant, a parent/guardian if the participant is a minor,the program instructor, the program supervisor and any otherpersons whom the District considers necessary for aresolution of the inappropriate behavior, shall be present atsuch meeting. At the meeting, the question of continuedparticipation in the program will be considered and,primarily for minor participants, a Behavior Contract may beprepared as a condition of continued participation. Such aBehavior Contract will be personalized to the circumstancesand the participant, and will include specific expectationsand consequences for failure to meet such expectations,including possible suspension and/or termination fromprogram participation. Inappropriate behavior by adults mayresult in more rapid progress toward suspension ortermination from program participation.

FacilitiesAll facility participants are expected to follow the rules ofthe facilities. Specialty areas of the facilities (example: fitnesscenter and pools) have posted signs stating special rulesspecific to that area. Disregard or abuse of facility rules mayresult in removal by staff or police from the facility for adesignated length of time or permanently.

ObserversObservers of programs are also expected to behaveappropriately. Parents, friends and any observers are held tothe same standards of behavior as participants. Ifinappropriate behavior of a program observer is reported toor observed by a staff person, the observer will be asked toleave by the staff or police, if necessary.

AppealsAny participant who is suspended or terminated fromprogram participation shall have the right to appeal to theExecutive Director within fourteen days of any notice ofsuspension or termination. The Executive Director shallthereupon schedule a meeting concerning such appeal, andthe appellant shall be entitled to present his or her versionof the facts at such meeting. Within five days after suchmeetings, the Executive Director shall notify the appellantin writing that the suspension or termination has beenaffirmed, modified, or reversed. The Executive Director shallnotify the Board of Park Commissioners of the meeting andthe decision.

It is a vision of the Streamwood Park District to providesafe and wholesome programs in well maintained facilitiesfor our residents and guests. Rules must be followed andpolicies such as this must be established to protect thisvision for all involved. Our goal is not to remove patronsfrom programs or facilities, but to work together withparticipants and/or parents/guardians to the best of ourability to correct or deal with a problem. The StreamwoodPark District asks for your cooperation in behavingappropriately and also teaching your children theimportance of appropriate behavior and following rules.

adopted 11/9/00

Resident Fees: A “resident” is defined as anyone livingwith in the geographic boundaries of the StreamwoodPark District. Residents of the Streamwood Park Districthave priority when registering for most programs.

Nonresident Fees: Nonresidents are charged 50% morethan the resident fee listed, not to exceed $25 for mostclasses. This does not apply for leagues, trips,memberships or other programs as deemed necessary.

Business Rate: All people that work at a business withinthe Streamwood Park District boundaries may receiveresident rates on all programs, services, andmemberships (proper identification required along withcurrent pay stub, program participants will be randomlysorted in the nonresident lottery).

Refund PolicyTo request a refund on a program, a Refund RequestForm must be completed and submitted at theRegistration Counter at either center. Administrativeapproval must be received before a refund will beissued.

1. A full refund will be given when the Park Districtcancels a trip/program or a refund is requested as aresult of being placed on a waiting list.

2. A refund minus a service charge will be given whena refund request is received a minimum of four daysbefore the start of the registered program.

3. A prorated refund with a service charge may begranted when a refund request is received with less thanfour days before the start or after the start of theregistered program and the reason is approved.Documentation may be requested with your refundrequest in order to be approved.

The prorated refund will be based on the date therequest was received, not the last attended class. Arefund will not be approved if the session is more thanhalf over. No refunds will be issued for individuallymissed or forgotten classes.

4. No refund requests will be granted that are made morethan two (2) business days after a one day program orspecial event.

5. Refunds for trips will not be given unless one of thefollowing occurs:

A. Park District cancels the trip. B. A replacement is found to take the trip.

6. Deposits for certain programs and trips are identifiedas nonrefundable and therefore the refund policy doesnot apply.

7. The cost of purchased individual supplies orequipment such as t-shirts, uniforms, trophies, costumes,etc. will be deducted from your refund. Noreimbursements will be given for required equipmentor supply purchases made by the participant or parent.

8. Please allow 3-4 weeks for your refund to beprocessed. If originally paid by check or cash, a checkwill be mailed to you. If paid by VISA, Master Card, orDiscover Card, we must credit the card with whichpayment was made.

8. Any programs with special policies void thepreceding.

See page 16 for membership and punchcard refundpolicies.

Service Charge PolicyAll refunds issued which are not a result of a Park Districtcancellation will be assessed a service charge. Theservice charge for programs with fees of $10 or morewill be $5; programs with fees less than $10 will becharged 50% of the program fee.

Class CancellationsEvery effort is made to avoid canceling classes.However, a minimum number of participants must beregistered. Notification of class cancellation may bemade with as little as 24-hour notice. In cases where aprogram is canceled, you will be notified prior to thestart of the program and a full refund will be issued.

Transfer Policy1. All transfer requests will be honored if there areopenings in the class requesting to be transferred to andthe participant is the appropriate age for the program.

2. If additional payment is due, this must be made at thetime of the transfer request. For refund see #7 underRefund Policy.

Program ScholarshipsThe Park District recognizes that there are people in the

community who are often unable to participate inrecreation programs due to economic hardships. If anyresident individual or family would like to apply for ascholarship, pick up an application packet at Park PlaceRegistration Office or call the Registration Counter, (630)483-3025, or Debbie Karner, Superintendent ofRecreation at (630) 483-3012 to have one mailed. Allrequests will remain confidential.

Important Information regarding Waiver and ReleaseThe Streamwood Park District is committed toconducting its recreation programs and activities in asafe manner and holds the safety of participants in highregard. The Streamwood Park District continually strivesto reduce such risks and insists that all participants andparents/guardians of minors registering forprograms/activities must recognize that there is aninherent risk of injury when choosing to participate.

You are solely responsible for determining if you or yourminor child/ward are physically fit and/or skilled for theactivities contemplated. It is always advisable, especiallyif the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way orrecently suffered an illness, injury, or impairment, toconsult a physician before undertaking any physicalactivity.

Warning of RiskRecreational activities/programs are intended tochallenge and engage the physical, mental and emotionalresources of each participant. Despite careful andproper preparation, instruction, medical advice,conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk ofserious injury when participating in any recreationalactivity/program. Understandably, not all hazards anddangers can be foreseen. Depending on the particularactivity, 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,inadequate or defective equipment, inadequatesupervision, instruction or officiating, and all othercircumstances inherent to indoor and outdoorrecreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, itmust be recognized that it is impossible for theStreamwood Park District to guarantee absolute safety.

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION

REGISTER EARLY - CLASSES AND PROGRAMS FILL QUICKLY!

IMPORTANT : Please read as our Procedures were recently updated to serve you better!Registration for all of our programs and classes is on a first come, first served basis.

Proof of residency is required (state IDs or driver’s license) every time you register for a program. Participants will becharged nonresident fees without appropriate proof of residency. MasterCard, VISA, and Discover Card, as well as cash,personal checks and money orders are acceptable forms of payment. Post dated checks will not be accepted.

For your convenience we have five easy ways for you to register: Walk-in, drop-off, fax, mail-in, and phone.

Walk-in:Walk-in registration will be taken on a first come,first served basis. Simply fill out the registration formcompletely, bring in proof of residency, along withpayment. The Clerk will confirm the status of yourregistration and it will be processed that same business day.

Mail-in: Complete your program registration form, alongwith a copy of your proof of residency and payment, andmail to the Streamwood Park District Registration Office,550 S. Park Blvd., Streamwood, IL 60107-2000. This methodof registration is best with check or money order paymentmethods; if there is a waiver on file, the Clerk will contactyou to complete payment information if by credit card. Donot send credit card information through the mail. Oncethe application has been processed, the registration clerkwill contact you by phone to confirm your registrationstatus.

Drop-off: Complete your program registration form, alongwith a copy of your proof of residency and payment. Ifpaying by credit card you will be contacted for your creditcard information the next business day. The drop box islocated inside Park Place Family Recreation Center at thefront counter for your convenience. You will be notified ofclass status by phone.

Fax: Complete your program registration form and fax withproof of residency to (630) 483-0562. You will becontacted on the next business day for your credit cardinformation. Do not record any credit card numbers on thefaxed form!

Phone: A “Waiver on File” form, along with proof ofresidency, must be on file at Registration prior to using thisregistration option. Once on file, you can simply call theRegistration office and process registration using a creditcard. If a Clerk is not available when you call, please leaveonly your phone number, name and class number desired;a Clerk will return the call to retrieve credit cardinformation; do not leave credit card information in yourmessage. (Note: due to additional forms that are needed for certainclasses/programs, phone registration has some exclusions. Please callthe office for more information.)

For Your Protection: At times when we are hand-enteringcredit cards, not swiping the actual card through themachine, the credit card company requires additionalinformation to process your purchase. We may need tocontact you to verify or receive additional information.Please understand that this procedure is for your

protection and security.

Registration OfficePark Place Family Recreation Center550 South Park Blvd. (lower level)

(630) 483-3025 • (630) 483-0562 FaxMonday - Thursday 8:30 a.m.-7 p.m.

Friday 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m.Holiday Office Hours are listed on page 3.

Core ValuesS.P.D. C.A.R.E.S.

SAFETY - Safe, wholesome parks and facilitiesPRESERVATION - Preserving and celebrating ourcommunity’s rich history and environmentDIVERSITY - Recreational and employmentopportunities that reflect our commitment to diversity,inclusion, and the changing needs of our community

COLLABORATION - Building collaborativerelationships with public and private agenciesACCOUNTABILITY - Holding ourselvesaccountable for continuous improvement byimplementing meaningful change through best practicesRESPONSIBILITY - Providing responsible andproactive stewardship of all of our agency resources(human, financial, and environmental)ETHICS - Creating a work environment that iscommitted to high ethical standards, compassion,integrity, initiative, accountability and innovationSERVICE - Delivering a service environment offriendliness, respect, fairness, diligence and honesty

Mission: We provide diverse and responsiverecreational opportunities that enhance thequality of the community through our parks,facilities, service, employees, and volunteers.

Vision: We enrich life with memorablemoments through excellence in recreation.

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Sherman Rehabilitation Services• Sports Injuries •

• Musculoskeletal Disorder •• Neurological Disorder •• Back and Neck Injury •

• Post-surgical Rehabilitation •

Located on the lower level of Streamwood Park District’sPark Place Family Recreation Center, 550 S. Park Boulevard.

Call (224) 783-6128 for information or toschedule an appointment.

Sherman Health Systems of Sherman Hospital brings itsservices and outreach programs to community residents tohelp them maintain good health and provide convenienthealthcare services.

Sherman Rehabilitation Services is always leading the wayin providing new and innovative rehabilitation services tothe community. Physical therapy services treat neck andback pain, musculoskeletal pain, orthopedic disorders,neurological disorders, sports injuries, fibromyalgia, amputeerehabilitation, and post surgical rehabilitation. The patientis treated by a highly-skilled, licensed physical therapist whowill do a thorough evaluation and work with the patient todesign a customized treatment plan to meet the patient’sgoals. Sherman Physical Therapy utilizes state-of-the-artequipment and techniques, and can be provided on land orin the pool.

Community wellness and education classes for every familymember are available to help people get healthy and stay healthy.From learning how to shop for groceries to classes on babysittingand CPR, there’s a class for everyone in the family! Call (800)397-9000 or log on to shermanhealth.com to learn more aboutupcoming programs.

Diabetes screening and lectures will be offered to helppersons who may be at risk for diabetes as well as those withdiabetes. Programs are available in Spanish. Call the ShermanDiabetes Center at (800) 397-9000 to learn more aboutSherman’s diabetes services

Sherman Health Rehabilitation at Park PlaceExceptional Quality, Excellent Customer Service, State-of-the-Art Equipment,

Convenient Hours – Rehabilitation Services at Park Place Family Recreation Center

One Long Blast...See Shelter Fast!Three Short Sounds...It’s Safe to be Around

Lightning Prediction System

Lightning is a severe hazard that must beviewed seriously! Park users should stop andseek shelter any time they believe lightningthreatens them, even if a signal has not NOTsounded!

Park users will be warned by the Thor-GuardLightning Prediction System, sounding ONEprolonged blast of the horn, signaling a StrongRisk for Lightning in the area. The strobesignals a Continuos Lightning Alert condition.All should seek immediate shelter!

Three short blasts signal it is safe to return tothe area.

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Vandalism Hotline Public playgrounds have become the targets of arsonists and when a loss occurs, an entire playground worth tens of thousands of dollars can be lost to thechildren of the community within a matter of minutes. Other park amenities such as shelters have also been damaged or destroyed. Park staff also spendshours removing graffiti on park structures and playgrounds. As much as staff and local law enforcement officers try to prevent these incidents, sometimes localresidents and park users are the best source of information about who may be involved in these acts.

Help protect your Parks. Call the confidential Streamwood Park District Vandalism Hotline at (630) 483-3134 or e-mailvandalism@streamwoodparkdistrict.org. Thank You for Making Park Pride a Priority!

SPDPartners& OtherLocations

streamwoodparkdistrict.orgBartlett Electrix Swim Team

(708) 79BEST4 (792-3784) bartlettelectrix.comBartlett Nature Center

James “Pate” Philip State Park, 2054 W. StearnsRd., BartlettBartlett Park District

700 S. Bartlett Road, BartlettElgin Community College

ATC Auditorium, 1700 Spartan Dr, ElginGymkhana Gymnastics Club

1700 Tower Drive, Hanover Park

Green Valley Golf Range

26W1010 Lake Street, Hanover ParkHemmen’s Auditorium

45 Symphony Way, ElginHanover Park Park District -Seafari Springs

1919 Walnut, Hanover ParkHanover Township Senior Center

240 S. Route 59, BartlettHoffman Estates Park District -Seascape Aquatic

1685 W. Higgins Road, Hoffman Estates

Mainstreet U.S.A. Roller Rink

23 W. Streamwood Blvd., StreamwoodRoselle Park District - KemmerlingPool

555 W. Bryn Mawr, RoselleSchaumburg PD - Water Works

505 N. Springinsguth Road, SchaumburgStreamwood Bowl1232 E. Irving Park Road, Streamwood

65SO MANY PARKS, SO LITTLE TIME TO PLAY!

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15 Minute Abs.......................................172012 Dance Recital.................................62012 Passport Program ........................582012 SPD Slam: Girls Fastpitch Tourney..92013 SPD Girls Basketball.....................323RT - for Hire! ........................................73RT Summer Send-Off Family Fun Night ..12

-A-Administrative Office, Community Center,Museum, and Registration Information ...3Adult Flag Football League.....................50Adult Golf Lessons.................................50Adult Lap Swim .....................................21Advanced Beginner Gymnastics .............39Adventure Seekers Summer Day Camp ..26After School Club (Group Care) ............43Alphabet Soup.......................................45An Evening with Mom, Glitzy Girlz Glam ..6Aqua Arthritis Strength Training ............16Aqua Fitness..........................................16Aqua ZUMBA® Fitness..........................16Aquatic Lessons.....................................23Aquatic Memberships and Rates............21Aquatic Personal Training .....................20Art Around the World............................37Arthritis Educational Seminar................17

-B-Bailemos Fitness ...................................17Ballet ....................................................34Ballet/Tap..............................................34Ballroom & Latin Dance...................36,50Bartlett Electrix Swim Team...................23Basketball and Volleyball ......................29Beginner Gymnastics.............................39Behavior Policy, SPD .............................60Bowling, Youth......................................47Bunny Hop Stop Breakfast ......................4

-C-Camp Extended Rates and Hours...........26“Camp Rock” Rehearsals (Theater)......36Cardio Interval Fitness...........................17Cardio Kickboxing Fitness .....................17Chicago Storm Soccer Camp .................29Chicago White Sox Baseball Camps .......30Co-ed Adult Volleyball League ...............49Combination Sports Classes...................47Complete Player Basketball Camp .........31Computer Game Design Summer Camp.48Contemporary Dance ............................34

-D-E-Daddy/Daughter Prom ............................5Dance Academy.....................................34Dance Company ....................................35Dance Recital..........................................6Disc Golf Courses/Disc Golf Rentals ......54Discount Annual Pass for Seniors..........51Early Childhood Mini Classes ................45Earth Day ................................................5Educational Seminars (Fitness).............17Egg Dive 2012.........................................4Explorer’s Day Camp I and II ................26

-F-Facility Amenities, Park Place................15“Families on the Track” Days ................15Fastpitch Tournament, Girls 2012 ...........9Father’s Day at the Cool Pool..............7,24Field Day at St. James Farm ................6,58

Field Trips, SPD Summer Day Camp ......26Fine Arts Academy.................................37Fishbowl (Levels 1-6), Aquatic Lessons.23FIT Pass ................................................14Fitness Equipment Orientation ..............20Fitness Center Memberships..................14Friday Night Soccer ...............................47Fun Family Workshop .............................9Funky Peace Glam Jam, Glitzy Girlz .........4

-G-General Notes: Building Block Preschool.42General Notes: Dance Academy .............34General Notes: Music Academy..............37General Notes: Youth Leagues ...............33General Notes: Cool Pool Rules .............21General Notes: Group Care....................43General Notes: IL Shotokan Karate ........38General Notes: Park Place FIT Pass System,Punchcard and Daily Fee, & CancellationPolicy....................................................17Get Ready for Kindergarten ...................45Girls Basketball, 2013 SPD....................32Girls Fastpitch Tourney, 2012 SPD Slam .9Girls Summer Volleyball League ............32Glitzy Girlz Summertime Spa ...................9Golden Agers Social Club ......................51Golden Lion Academy Martial Arts.........39Golf, Youth Lessons ...............................47Golf, Adult Lessons................................50“Go the Distance” Challenge, Fitness.....19Group Swim Rate ..................................21Guitar Ensemble, SPD Music Academy ..37Gymkhana Gymnastics...........................39

-H-I-H.S. Girls Fastpitch Tournament Team...32Hatha Yoga Fitness ................................16High School Intervillage Soccer.............33Hip Hop Dance .....................................35Hoosier Grove Barn Banquet Facility.....52Hoosier Grove Park and Gazebo............56Hoosier Grove Museum.........................58Hot Dogs, History and Hospitality..........58Illinois Shotokan Karate ........................38In-House Girls All Star Tourn. Team ......32Intermediate Gymnastics .......................39

-J-K-Jazz Dance ............................................34Junior jazzercise® Fitness ....................18Kemmerling Pool (Roselle Park Dist) ...25Kid Rock I & II......................................45Kiddie Dance Camp...............................35Kids Out Club ........................................44Kids’ Corner..........................................28Kids’ Place Babysitting...........................15Kids’ Quest Summer Day Camp .............26

-L-M-Lacrosse Summer Camp, True...............30LEGO® Robotics Summer Camp...........48Lightning Alert System (Thor-Guard).....63Little Hoopsters.....................................46Little Sluggers........................................46Magic Class ...........................................48Max Interval Cardio Fitness ...................17Medically-Restricted Personal Training ..20Men’s 12” Slow Pitch Softball Leagues...49Men’s 12” Softball Tournament .............49Men’s Basketball Conditioning .........19,49

Men’s Indoor Soccer League .................50Men’s Soccer Conditioning....................50Minnows Swim Lessons.........................22Mother’s Day at the Cool Pool ............6,24Movie Series, Thursday Night ..................9Muscle Pump, Fitness............................17Music Academy .....................................37Music Lessons.......................................37Musical Theater ....................................35

-N-O-Neuropathy Educational Seminar ..........17Nutrition and Wellness Consultations ....20Open Gym .............................................19Open Swim............................................21 Orchestra Intensive Summer Camp .......37

-P-Q-Paintball Trip ........................................48Parent-n-Tot Soccer Stars......................46Parent/Child Karate ...............................38Parent/Tot Gymnastics...........................39Parents can go out and Play! ...................9Park District Board of Commissioners ....3Park Place Facility Amenities.................15Park Place Facility Rentals.....................57Park Place Family Recreation Center.....14Park Shelter Rentals..............................24Park Shelters.........................................56Pee-Wee Sportsters ...............................46Personal Training, Fitness ................20,51Personal Training/Fitness Design Fees...20Personalized Pilates/Yoga Training ........20Pilates Fitness........................................16Pint Size Sports with Parents .................46Play-in-the-Park Series............................7Pom Camp, SPD Pomettes .....................35Ponytail Softball ....................................46Pre-Gymnastics .....................................39Pre-K Kare Klub.....................................43Pre-Karate.............................................38Pre-Pointe Dance ..................................34Pre-teen Dance Camp............................35Pretty as a Princess .................................5Private Swim Lessons ............................23

-R-Registration Information and Form..61-62Rentals, Indoor .....................................56Roller Skating, Youth ............................47

-S-S.P.D. C.A.R.E.S. ...................................60S.P.D. Pomettes Pom Camp....................35Safety Town ...........................................28School Days Off Open Swim ..................21Seafari Springs Pool (Hanover Park) ....25Seascape Family Aquatic Ctr (Hoffman) 25Semi-Private Pool Parties ......................13Senior Aqua Combo .........................19,51Senior Classes at Hanover Township......51Senior Strength Training/Aerobics....19,51Seniors Birthday Celebrations ...............51Silly, Silly Science ..................................48Skyhawks Summer Sports Camp............29 Skyhawks Flag Football ......................29 Skyhawks Multi-Sport ........................29Soccer Made in America Training Camp ..31SPD Facilities Map and Guide...........64-65SPD Girls Fall Softball League................32SPD Partners & Other Locations............64

SPD Youth Soccer - Fall 2012................33Spinning® Fitness ................................17Splash Pad Rental..................................24Splash Birthday Parties..........................13Sport-Specific Conditioning...................20Sports Summer Day Camp.....................26Spring Fine Art Show...............................5Spring Music Festival..........................5,36Spring Swim Hours ...............................21Stars of Tomorrow Basketball Camp......31Step and Step & Sculpt Fitness...............17Streamwood Park District Foundation........54Streamwood Park District Tree Memorial..55Streamwood Stride..................................8Stretch n’ Grow .....................................18Summer Battle of the Bands .............12,48Summer Celebration ...............................6Summer Day Camps ..............................26Summer Kick-Off Carnival .......................7Summer Send-Off Family Fun, 3RT........12Summer Swim Hours ............................21Summer Tennis Lessons, Indoor ...........40Summer Tennis Lessons, Outdoor .........41Sunny Hill Park ...............................24, 56

-T-U-V-Tadpoles Aquatic Lessons......................22Thursday Night Movie Series ...................9T-N-T: Teens-n-Training: Teen Weight ..18,49Tap Dance.............................................34Teen Summer Day Camp .......................26Theater Academy...................................36The Breakfast Club................................44Thursday Night .......................................9Tiny Tot T-Ball .......................................46Tiny Tot Travelers ..................................45Tot Rock ...............................................45Touch-a-Truck ......................................12True Lacrosse Summer Camp................30Twilight Easter Egg Hunt..........................4Vandalism Hotline ................................64Vinyasa Flow Yoga Fitness......................16Vinyasa Yoga Fitness..............................16

-W-X-Wacky Wednesdays, Cool Pool ...........7,24Water Arthritis Exercise Fitness .............16Wedding Dance Class .......................36,50Weight Loss Challenge...........................18Wet n’ Wild Group Exercise Class ..........16World Class Basketball Association .......31 Complete Player .................................31 Stars of Tomorrow .............................31Wrestling Camp, SPD.............................30

-Y-Z-Youth Bowling.......................................47Youth Golf Lessons ................................47Youth Karate .........................................38Youth Outdoor Flag Football Instruction46Youth Outdoor Soccer Instruction.........46Youth Roller Skating .............................47Youth Summer Fine Art .........................37ZUMBA®..............................................17ZUMBA® Gold.................................19,51

Please Support Our AdvertisersFiesta Market.........................28Sandy Stewart - Re/Max Suburban .................41Sherman Health ....................64Streamwood Falcons ............31

Building BlockPreschool

Registration begins April 14 at8:30 a.m. until 12 p.m. at ParkPlace Family Recreation Centerfor the 2012-13 School Year

Bound for BroadwayThursday, May 24 at 7 p.m.

Dance RecitalTickets $9 at Park Place Front Counter

(3 years and younger are free)

Hemmens Auditorium, 45 Symphony Way, Elgin