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WITH MILPITAS RECREATION

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SPRING 2017 ACTIVITY GUIDE

www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov(408) 586-3210

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WELCOME

What’s InsideMilpitas Community Band and Arts Page 4-5Sponsors Page 6Volunteers Pages 7-8Parent and Me Pages 9-11Pre-K Enrichment Pages 12-14Spring Break Camps Page 15Youth and Teens: Camps Page 16-17Youth and Teens: Academics Page 18-21Youth and Teens: Tech Page 22Youth and Teens: Dance & Movement Page 23Youth and Teens: Art & Music Page 24Youth and Teens: Sports Page 25-29Milpitas Tidal Waves Swim Team: 0Adult Classes Page 31-33Adults 50+ Programs Page 34-38Milpitas Sports Center Page 39Adult Sports Page 40Facility Rentals Pages 41-42Park Rentals and Amenities Pages 43-44Community Resources Page 45-46Milpitas City Commissions Page 47How To Register Page 48-49

City Holidays In observance of the following holidays, the City of Milpitas facilities will be closed on the following days:

Martin Luther King Jr. Day January 16Lincoln’s Birthday February 13President’s Day February 20Memorial Day May 29

Barbara Lee Senior Center40 N. Milpitas Blvd.(408) 586-3400Monday-Friday, 8:30AM - 4:30PM

Milpitas Community Center457 E. Calaveras Blvd.(408) 586-3210Monday-Thursday, 8:00AM - 6:00PMFriday, 8:00AM - 5:00PM

A Message from the Manager Birds chirp and raindrops fall, bringing us out of our “holiday food comas” and welcoming us back to the great outdoors. Our Spring 2017 Guide holds pages of good old-fashioned play, interesting new classes and the special events designed for everyone in mind. Recreation Services is proud to be launching in this activity guide, new and more accessible picnic area rentals. Your community input was heard! There will now be multiple rental opportunities at our popular park sites to better serve our customers. Check out Page 43 for more information. And for those of you interested in volunteering out in the community or needing service hours as graduation requirements, check out our Milpitas Volunteer Program on Pages 7&8. On behalf of the entire Recreation Services Team, we look forward to spending this Spring with you!

Renee Lorentzen, Recreation Services Manager

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Milpitas Sports Center1325 E. Calaveras Blvd.(408) 586-3225Monday-Thursday, 6:00AM - 9:00PMFriday, 6:00AM - 5:00PMSaturday, 8:00AM - 1:00PM

Sal Cracolice Recreation Facility791 Garden St.(408) 586-3210

Recreation Centers

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Milpitas Community Band and Arts

Be A Part of the Band The Milpitas Community Concert Band (MCCB), under the direction of Jeff Yaeger, is comprised of musicians with various backgrounds coming together to make music! The band continues to provide a supportive and interesting outlet for its members’ musical growth, as well as provide an entertaining experience for its audiences and the community! In addition to band standards, MCCB performs a variety of marches, musical/Broadway selections, classical pieces, transcriptions and forgotten gems – some of which haven’t been performed in the Bay Area in decades.

MCCB performs several family-friendly concerts throughout the year and is a treasured musical presence at the City of Milpitas’ annual Veterans Day Ceremony and Holiday Tree Lighting events. The MCCB is always actively seeking new members who play Flute, any size Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, any size Saxophone, Trumpet, French Horn, Baritone Horn/Euphonium, Tuba, or Percussion. Musicians of various levels and ages are welcome to join. If you are an active performer or haven’t played in years, there’s a place for you in MCCB! Rehearsals are held Thursdays, 7:30-9:30PM, at the Barbara Lee Senior Center (40 N. Milpitas Blvd). The yearly registration fee is $30.00 per member.

The Milpitas Community Concert Band continues its 24th season with this lineup of concerts. All MCCB concerts are designed to entertain you and your family. They are always admission free and end with a small reception and light refreshments. Donations are accepted at concerts (suggested $2 per person) and all proceeds are used solely for the band’s benefit.

Circus, Carnivals & FairsFriday, February 24 at 7:30PMMilpitas Community Center457 E. Calaveras Blvd.

Love Is In the Air Friday, April 21 at 7:30PMMilpitas Community Center457 E. Calaveras Blvd.

Hurry! Hurry! Step right up! Don’t be late or you’ll miss out on one of the “Greatest Shows on Earth!” This concert features music played at or inspired by circuses, carnivals and fairs. A reception with light refreshments will follow the recital.

Amour … Amor … Liebe … Suki … Pag-ibig … No matter what language you speak, love is in the air! Through the centuries people have used music to help express their love. This concert explores the connection between love and music. A reception with light refreshments will follow the concert.


457 E. Calaveras Blvd.Monday-Thursday 8:00AM - 6:00PMFriday 8:00AM - 5:00PM

The Milpitas Phantom Art Gallery is located in the Milpitas Community Center and the Milpitas Library. For more information or to apply as an artist, please contact Milpitas Recreation Services at (408) 586-3210. Applications for the Milpitas Public Library Phantom Art exhibit location are currently being accepted.

Milpitas Phantom Art Gallery

Senior Art ShowFebruary 6, 2017 - March 10, 2017

Brian DonatMarch 27, 2017 - May 12, 2017

Milpitas Community Band and Arts

S. Milpitas Blvd. & Ames Ave Bellew & Barber Lane

Landess Ave. & Clear Lake Ave.S. Main St. & Cedar Ave.

Electrical Box Public Art Project


Thank You To Our SponsorsWe are proud of our Community Partners!Milpitas Recreation Services receives assistance from community groups, businesses and individuals for our many programs and events. We would like to acknowledge our sponsors and the programs they have supported this past season. If you are a patron of one of these businesses, please let them know you appreciate their contribution to Milpitas Recreation Services and the benefits to our community!

Sponsor Highlights

Sponsorship LevelsTitle Sponsor: $20,000+

Platinum Sponsor: $15,000+ Gold Sponsor: $10,000+ Silver Sponsor: $2,500+ Bronze Sponsor: $1,000+

Sponsorship OpportunitiesEvents and Programs

After the Bell (after school program)

Senior Nutrition Program Milpitas Volunteer Partners

Park Clean-Up EventsRecreation Assistance Program Center Stage Performing Arts

For more information about sponsorships,

please contact Milpitas Recreation Services at (408) 586-3206.

Become a Sponsor!

Center Stage Performing ArtsSafeway, MilpitasNob Hill Foods, MilpitasDavid and Karen Young

Recreation Assistance ProgramTri-Valley Recycling

Senior CenterMarilyn Millard and Christ Community Church’s Women’s GroupMilpitas Senior Advisory CommissionAgape Asian Mission and JAACUCABBYY USA Software House, Inc.Walgreens Basic Solutions Corp.Lumentum CareMoreJoseph Ruggiero

Special Events and ProgramsSafeway - MilpitasSanta Clara County Library - MilpitasSCS Development, Inc.Orchard Hardware Supply - MilpitasPeet’s Coffee - MilpitasNoah’s Bagels - Milpitas

Milpitas Community Concert BandMilpitas Camera Club

Milpitas Tidal WavesSwimOutlet.com


Volunteer Partners

Adalyn Indihar, 59-year Milpitas resident and her granddaughter Brooke Indihar volunteered together for the Pumpkins in the Park event.

Senior Center Volunteer Blood Pressure Screener.

Make a Difference and Volunteer!The City of Milpitas hosts many community programs, events, and activities throughout the year that serve the Milpitas population and local surrounding areas. Volunteers are frequently recruited to assist in various aspects of these programs, providing valuable staff support as well as assistance and encouragement to citizens.

Opportunities exist for working on a variety of tasks in every department within the city structure. Different volunteer opportunities are available at various times throughout the year and time commitments vary based on the specific task requirements and the volunteers’ availability. All those interested in volunteering must complete an MVP application and participate in the screening and interview process.

Volunteer applications can be mailed to you or downloaded from www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov(in the Recreation Services section).

For information on volunteer opportunities please contact Josh Clevenger at [email protected] or call (408) 586-3209.

Volunteer for the Barbara Lee Senior Center!The Barbara Lee Senior Center uses volunteers in many various capacities to provide services for its members. The Senior Center is currently looking for volunteers to serve as a Host/Hostess in its Nutrition Program and/or a Blood Pressure Screener.

For detailed information on the position please contact Ann Marie Asis at (408) 586-3404 or [email protected].

“Why Be A Volunteer?”

It’s not for money, it’s not for fame and it’s not for any personal gain.It’s just for love of fellow man.It’s just to lend a helping hand.It’s just to give a tithe of self.That’s something you can’t buy with wealth.It’s not the medals worn with pride.It’s just for that feeling deep inside.It’s that reward down in your heart.It’s feeling that you’ve been a part of helping others far and near.That’s what makes you a VOLUNTEER.


Volunteers NeededWe Want You!Our Spring line up of volunteer oppportunities are waiting for you! Making a difference is easy, fun, and rewarding with the Milpitas Volunteer Partners Program. For more information or to volunteer for a specific event, please call (408) 586-3210.

Park Clean UpSaturday, February 4, 2017

9:00AM-12:00PMGill Memorial Park

Keep our parks looking beautiful and clean! Pick uptrash, cigarette butts, look for graffiti and clean picnictables.

Milpitas Community Concert Band

Friday, February 24, 20176:30PM-9:30PM

Milpitas Community Center

Set up, assist staff, distribute concert programs andserve light refreshments.

Park Clean UpSaturday, March 4, 2017

9:00AM-12:00PMCardoza Park & Sports Center


Park Clean UpSaturday, April 1, 2017

9:00AM-12:00PMPinewood Park


Milpitas Community Concert Band

Friday, April 21, 20176:30PM-9:30PM

Milpitas Community Center

Set up, assist staff, distribute concert programs andserve light refreshments.

Memorial Day CeremonyMonday, May 29, 2017

8:00AM-10:00AMVeteran’s Memorial

Help set up, distribute event programs, serve food, andclean up.

Senior NutritionMonday - Friday

10:30AM - 1:00PMOn-Going

Volunteers will help set up silverware, serve lunch and clean up.

On-Going Recreation Volunteer

Hours and days will vary according to classes.

Volunteers will help instructors with daily tasks such as setting up materials, and helping with sports classes such as soccer, tennis and basketball.

9MCC = Community Center MSC = Sports Center MSRC = Senior Center NOTE = See “Please Note” in class description. Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.

Parent and MeMusic TogetherAges 0-4with Harmony Makers Staff

Music Together is a research-based, developmentally appropriate music and movement program for children and their caregivers. Classes are fun and informal. No special skills required of adults, only enthusiastic participation. Songs, chants, instrumental play and dance are experienced in a non-performance, mixed-age setting. Please Note: • A $40 licensing/material fee is payable to the instructor at

the first class. Includes songbook, 2 CDs, MP3 download and DVD for new participants.

• Siblings under the age of 8 months can attend free with registered older sibling. Licensing fee waived for two or more registered children.

• No class held on 2/18-2/22, 4/15-4/19.

$150/$170 10 meetings Ages 0-4

#5026 TUES 2/7-4/25 9:30AM - 10:15AM MCC

#5027 TUES 2/7-4/25 10:30AM - 11:15AM MCC

#5028 WED 2/8-4/26 5:30PM - 6:15PM MCC

#5029 WED 2/8-4/26 6:30PM - 7:15PM MCC

#5030 SAT 2/11-4/29 10:00AM-10:45AM MCC

#5031 SAT 2/11-4/29 11:00AM-11:45AM MCC

Ukulele for Parent and ChildAges 3-7with Harmony Makers Staff

Enjoy making music with your child as you both learn to play the ukulele. Learn some songs, chords and basic strumming patterns with your child. Introduction to notation, tuning and taking care of the instrument will be covered. Bring your own ukuleles! Please Note:• A $20 per family material fee is payable to the instructor

at the first class.


#5033 THUR 3/2-4/6 5:30PM - 6:15PM MCC

$96/$116 6 meetings Ages 5 -7

#5034 THUR 3/2-4/6 6:30PM - 7:15PM MCC

Music Together Family FavoritesAges 0-4with Harmony Makers Staff

Join us and see why Music Together is so much fun! This three week session uses the award-winning Family Favorites CD. Experience music making with your child by singing, chanting, dancing and playing percussion instruments.

Please Note: • Family Favorites CD is available for purchase of $10 for new

and/or continuing families.


#5032 TUES 5/9-5/23 10:30AM - 11:15AM MCC

Dramatic Art PlayAges 1.8-3with BayAreaGurukul Staff

A wonderful introduction to a Pre-K environment that helps participants learn socialization skills. Parents and children will share time doing art projects, participate in group story time, and finish each class with music time together. All children will be introduced to Zoo Phonics through fun games and active participation. Please Note:• A non-refundable $10 material fee is payable to instructor on

the first day of class. • Participants should wear comfortable clothes for movement.• Only registered children are allowed in class. Please make

arrangements for siblings.

$72/$92 6 meetings Ages 1.8-3

#4915 MON 2/27-4/3 10:00AM - 11:00AM MCC

#4916 MON 4/17-5/22 10:00AM - 11:00AM MCC

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10 MCC = Community Center MSC = Sports Center MSRC = Senior CenterNOTE = See “Please Note” in class description. Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.

Parent and Me

Experiment with Arts and CraftsAges 3.5-6with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Discover and explore four different art mediums each week. Glue, paint, cutting, and exploring with materials, all the while using creativity. Each project develops fine motor skills and teaches children how to stay on task, focus, and be patient. This is a parent participation class. Please Note: • A non-refundable $10 material fee is payable to instructor at

first class.• Only registered children are allowed in class, please make

arrangements for siblings.• Students should wear clothes that can get dirty. Sharpies will

be used.• Bring a water bottle with you to each class.


#4917 WED 3/1-3/29 10:00AM - 10:45AM MCC

#4918 WED 4/19-5/17 10:00AM - 10:45AM MCC

Melody’s Piano BeginnersAges 4-5with Melody Academy of Music Staff

This course will enrich children who have never studied music through a variety of fun activities. Learn various music skills such as singing, ear-training, keyboard playing, rhythm ensemble, and reading music.

Please Note: • Location: 1972 Driscoll Rd. Fremont, CA 94539• A non-refundable $45 material fee is payable to instructor at

first class.• Parent participation is REQUIRED.• Only registered students are permitted in the classroom.


#5062 SUN 2/12-3/19 10:30AM - 11:15AM Note

Melody’s Piano BeginnersAges 6-7with Melody Academy of Music Staff

This course features music theory, key board skills and techniques. Ear-training and sight-singing skills will be emphasized. Children will also receive instruction in performing keyboard and rhythm instrument.




#5063 SUN 2/12-3/19 9:30AM - 10:15AM Note

Melody’s Piano ToddlerAges 3-4with Melody Academy of Music Staff

This is a new approach to lead toddlers into the musical world. Curriculum will include a Pre-Piano/Keyboard lesson with introduction to music terminology, keyboard playing and rhythm training using fun story-telling methods. The class prepares students for future piano lesson with development to students’ Musical character and movement ability.




#5065 THUR 2/2-3/9 3:00PM - 3:45PM Note

#5066 FRI 2/17-3/24 10:30AM - 11:15AM Note











Parent and MeFun on the FarmAges 2-5with Chaparral Ranch Staff

Fun on the Farm is a program specifically created for preschoolers ages 2 to 5. During our first class, children will learn songs and rhymes about the farm animals, improve basic counting skills, expand vocabulary words , and reinforce caring, patience and taking turns. During our second class, children will learn about our wonderful horses through hands-on interaction, grooming, and a pony ride with parents in-tow. Please Note:• Location: Chaparral Ranch, 3375 Calaveras Road, Milpitas• All students are required to wear a helmet (provided).


#4962 SAT 2/4 & 2/11 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4963 SAT 2/18 & 2/25 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4964 SAT 3/4 & 3/11 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4965 SAT 3/18 & 3/25 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4966 SAT 4/1 & 4/8 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4967 SAT 4/15 & 4/22 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4968 SAT 5/6 & 5/13 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

#4970 SAT 5/20 & 5/27 11:00AM - 12:00PM Note

RBA BasketballAges 2-5with Rebound Basketball Academy Staff

This parent-child class develops motor skills and coordination pertinent to the game of basketball. Repetition permits children to build their confidence and self-esteem. Activities include organized games that help children to develop skills and learn to follow directions (ages 2 to 3.5). Discover the fundamentals of basketball in a fun recreational environment. The Pre-K class includes age-appropriate activities and emphasizes basketball skills such as shooting, dribbling, and passing. Fun games will be played in each class (ages 3.5 to 5).

Please Note:• No class held on 2/24 and 4/14.

$80/$100 8 meetings Age 2-3.5

#4923 FRI 2/3-3/31 11:05AM - 11:30AM MSC

$70/$90 7 meetings Age 2-3.5

#4925 FRI 4/7-5/26 11:05AM - 11:30AM MSC

$85/$105 8 meetings Age 3.5-5

#4924 FRI 2/3-3/31 11:35AM - 12:10PM MSC

$70/$90 7 meetings Age 3.5-5

#4927 FRI 4/7-5/26 11:35AM - 12:10PM MSC

Mommy/Daddy & Me SoccerAges 2-3.5with Kidz Love Soccer Staff

Introduce your toddler to the world’s most popular game! As you and your child participate in our fun, age-appropriate activities, your child will be developing their large motor skills, as well as developing socialization skills. The fun happens on the field, and in Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer, parents are part of the action, - not watching from the sidelines! All children will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey!

Please Note:• Classes held at Gill Memorial Park• No class held on 5/27.

$95/$115 7 meetings Ages 2-3.5

#5157 WED 2/8-3/22 5:25PM - 5:55PM Note

#5158 SAT 2/11-3/25 4:40PM - 5:10PM Note

#5159 WED 4/19-5/31 6:25PM - 6:55PM Note

#5160 SAT 4/22-6/10 4:40PM - 5:10PM Note

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12 MCC = Community Center MSC = Sports Center MSRC = Senior Center NOTE = See “Please Note” in class description. Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.

Pre-K Enrichment

Little Stars Learn and Play “Community Helper” visit with Officer Mouk

Little Stars Learning Academy 1Ages 3-4with Jensen School of Performing Arts Staff

Are you ready to Learn? Our Pre-K enrichment program will introduce learning opportunities through art, music, reading, and math readiness, with a focus on small/large motor skills development. Language and communication skills will be encouraged during circle time activities, along with cooperation within a group setting. The Little Stars Learning Academy is a wonderful way to introduce your child to the academic environment, while developing social and basic life learning skills. Each day will be filled with a different aspect of preschool academic enrichment combined with an equal balance of fun and discovery.

Please Note: • A $30 supply fee is due and payable directly to the Little Stars

Learning staff on the first day of each session.• A $10 t-shirt fee will also be collected. T-shirts will be worn for

ALL performances and special activities.• All participants must be potty trained, no Pull-Ups.• No classes on 2/13, 2/20, 2/22 and 2/24.


#4894 M/W/F 2/6-4/7 9:00AM - 12:00PM


#4898 M/W 2/6-4/5 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC


#4900 M/W/F 4/17-5/26 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC


#4901 M/W 4/17-5/24 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC

Little Stars Learning Academy 2Ages 4-5with Jensen School of Performing Arts Staff

Academy 2 students must be 4yrs. old by the first class of each session. All students 5yrs. old or older may register for Academy 2. Students are encouraged to register for each session as subject matters are ongoing. A special performance will be held at the end of each session.

Please Note: • A $30 supply fee is due and payable directly to the Little Stars

Learning staff on the first day of each session.• A $10 t-shirt fee will also be collected. T-shirts will be worn for

ALL performances and special activities.• All participants must be potty trained, no Pull-Ups.• No classes on 2/13, 2/20, 2/22 and 2/24.


#4899 M/W/F 2/6-4/7 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC


#4908 M/W/F 4/17-5/26 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC









Pre-K EnrichmentSchool of Creative MindsAges 3-5with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Our program blends traditional and non-traditional ways of learning. We combine popular emergent curriculum along with a creative approach. We offer children a combination of self-directed and teacher-directed activities to positively channel their energy and excitement. Our focus is on reading, writing, penmanship, math, science, art, music, PE and dramatic play. Our teachers place an emphasis on exposing children to letters, numbers, communication, and self-help skills through circle time. Small class size to ensure that your child gets the attention he or she needs to thrive.

Please note:• A $30 materials fee for 4 day students is payable to the

instructor at the first class.• A $20 materials fee for 2 day students is payable to the

instructor at the first class.• Only registered and potty trained children are allowed in

class, no Pull-Ups allowed. • Please give extra pair of clothes in a zip lock bag with the

child’s name on it.• Bring snack and water bottle with you to each class.• No class on 2/13, 2/20-2/23, 4/10-4/13 & 5/29.


#4910 MON-THUR 2/6-3/16 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC

#4912 MON-THUR 5/1-6/1 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC


#4911 MON-THUR 3/20-4/27 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC


#4913 TUE/THUR 2/7-4/6 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC


#4914 TUE/THUR 4/18-6/1 9:00AM - 12:00PM MCC

Mad ScienceAges 4-5with Mad Science of the Bay Area Staff

Science Rocks! Discover some “fun”-damentals of science in this series of workshops! Learn about chemistry by mixing materials together! Be an astronaut in training and learn about space! Find out how music is scientific! Get blown away by the power of air! Create a cloud in a bottle and make it rain...inside! All this and more in this session of Mad Science!


#4996 TUE 3/21-4/25 12:15PM - 1:00PM MCC

#4997 THUR 3/23-4/27 12:15PM - 1:00PM MCC

Pre School ArtistAges 3.5-5with Young Rembrandts Staff

Keep your Pre-K student warm and engaged during the Spring months. Imaginative thoughts will dance through your child’s imagination as they draw our silly mice and adorable duck lessons in February. Our lesson lineup in February is full of fun a mouthwatering pizza and we’ll even design our own hat and mittens! There’s no better way to warm up than with the warm colors in our parrot drawing and pirate ship lesson this March.

$125/$145 8 meetings Ages 3.5-5

#4892 THUR 2/16-4/6 3:45PM - 4:45PM MCC

KNOW WHEN TO REGISTER!

Milpitas ResidentsTuesday, January 10, 2017

Open Registration (non-residents)Thursday, January 12, 2017

For more information see page 48.











14 MCC = Community Center MSC = Sports Center MSRC = Senior Center NOTE = See “Please Note” in class description. Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.

Pre-K EnrichmentTiny Stars Dance and LearnAges 3-5with Jensen School of Performing Arts Staff

This fun and exciting class teaches the fundamentals of both Tap and Ballet along with song and movement. This class is specifically designed for young dancers, and will include basic dance steps and routines. The class is structured to allow young dancers to explore and appreciate the world of dance. Parents may participate, however dancers are encouraged to dance on their own. Proper dance attire (tap and ballet shoes) are encouraged. Time is given for basic education fundamentals such as colors, shapes, letters and numbers.

Please Note:• Held at Jensen School of Performing Arts,

1491 N. Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas.• Only registered children are allowed in class. Please make

arrangements for siblings.• Dance apparel and proper dance shoes are strongly

encouraged; ballet and tap shoes.• No class held on 2/20.


#5113 MON 2/6-4/3 3:45PM - 4:30PM Note


#5114 MON 4/17-5/22 3:45PM - 4:30PM Note

Talented TotsAges 1-3with Jensen School of the Performing Arts Staff

This is a creative movement and fun class for toddlers and parents. Children will learn basic dance skills such as skipping, marching and galloping. Class includes singing and dancing. Everyone will have the opportunity for organized play and motor skill development using hula hoops, scarves, beanbags, tunnels, balls, parachutes and much more.



arrangements for siblings.• No class held on 2/22.


#5111 WED 2/8-4/5 4:30PM - 5:15PM Note


#5112 WED 4/19-5/24 4:30PM - 5:15PM Note

Kinder Hip Hop DanceAges 4-5with Special K Productions Mobile Dance Studio Staff

Dancers learn a variety of creative movement & rhythm with positive, age-appropriate hip-hop style and steps.

Please Note:• A $55 materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first

class.


#5127 SAT 2/4-3/25 9:00AM - 9:50AM MSRC

#5128 SAT 4/8-5/27 9:00AM - 9:50AM MSRC

Ballet & Tap Combo - Level 1Ages 3-5with Jensen School of the Performing Arts Staff

This fun and exciting class teaches the fundamentals of both Tap and Ballet. This class is specifically designed for young dancers, and will include basic dance steps and routines. The class is structured to allow young dancers the opportunity to explore and appreciate the world of dance.



arrangements for siblings.• Proper dance shoes and attire are encouraged, but not

required• No class held on 2/21.


#5109 TUES 2/7-4/4 6:00PM - 6:45PM Note


#5110 TUES 4/18-5/23 6:00PM - 6:45PM Note









15MCC = Community Center MSC = Sports Center MSRC = Senior CenterNOTE = See “Please Note” in class description. Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.

Spring Break CampsSpring Break Camp: Rain DropsAges 5-6with Milpitas Recreation Services Staff

Come join Milpitas Recreation Services for your spring break away from school! Spring Camp is a fun and enriching place for students to come during their spring break. Each day campers will enjoy a wide array of experiential learning through spring themed art/ crafts projects, sports, science experiments, healthy cooking and much more (See Recreation Services Website for a complete daily activity schedule). Camp will be led by some of your child’s already favorite Summer Camp and ATB staff.

Please Note:• Bring a bag lunch, water bottle and snack each day.


#5001 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 8:00AM - 5:00PM MSC

Spring Break Camp: SunshineAges 7-12with Milpitas Recreation Services Staff

Come join Milpitas Recreation Services for your spring break away from school! Spring Camp is a fun and enriching place for students to come during their spring break. Each day campers will enjoy a wide array of experiential learning through spring themed art/ crafts projects, sports, science experiments, healthy cooking and much more (See Recreation Services Website for a complete daily activity schedule). Camp will be led by some of your child’s already favorite Summer Camp and ATB staff.

Please Note:• Bring a bag lunch, water bottle and snack each day.


#5004 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 8:00AM - 5:00PM MSC

Spring Break Camp: Extended CareAges 5-12with Milpitas Recreation Services Staff

Campers who need early morning and/or early evening hours can register for Extended Care. Campers may only attend Extended Care from 7:00AM - 8:00AM and 5:00PM - 6:00PM.

Please Note:• No prorating.


#5014 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 7:00AM - 6:00PM MSC

KNOW WHERE TO REGISTER!

Registration will be accepted at the Milpitas Community Center beginning on...Tuesday, January 10, 2017 for Milpitas Residents.

Thursday, January 12, 2017 for Open Registration.

For more information see page 48.





Youth and Teen: Camps

Spring Horse CampAges 8-18with Chaparral Ranch Staff

Come spend a week learning basic horsemanship at our camp. Horse lovers will get a hands-on introduction to horses, including grooming, horse psychology, learning to saddle, mount, dismount, safety and much more. Parents are invited on Friday for a show to see what their children have learned.

Please note:• All classes are held at Chaparral Ranch, 3375 Calaveras Rd,

Milpitas.• All students are required to wear a helmet (will be provided).


#4992 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 3:00PM Note

Spring Break All Sorts of Sports CampsAges 6-13with National Academy of Athletics Staff

All Sorts of Sports Camp - This camp is an incredible way to introduce your youngsters to the world of sports, teamwork and athletics! Tons of fun while building your child’s motor control, hand-eye coordination, agility and many other sports-related skills. Includes: T-ball, basketball, soccer, flag football, capture the flag, relay and obstacle races and a whole lot more. The experienced, positive and passionate coaches will help them become a better, more inspired athlete. FEATURES: Personal Player Video, RSBQ Workouts, Confidence Builders Program, Daily Chalk Talks and Skill of the Day.

Please note:• Bring lunch for full-day camps.• All participants must be in proper athletic attire and have

closed toe sneakers.


#4895 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 3:00PM MSC


#4896 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSC

Spring Break Basketball CampAges 6-13with National Academy of Athletics Staff

If your child likes basketball or has expressed an interest in the game, they will love this camp! From beginners to the more experienced player, whether they want to improve their skills or just compete, we have something that will motivate, educate and challenge every child! The experienced, positive and passionate coaches will help them become a better, more inspired basketball player. FEATURES: Personal Player Video, RSBQ Workouts, Confidence Builders Program, Daily Chalk Talks and Skill of the Day.

Please note:• Bring snacks and water for camp.• All participants must be in proper athletic attire and have

closed toe sneakers.


#4897 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 1:00PM - 4:00PM MSC

Critical Thinking Math/Science CampAges 8-12with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Students learn critical thinking with fun quizzes, math questions and hands-on science. The hands-on science projects are related to sound waves, light, basic kinetics, magnetism and basic electricity. Students will learn advanced math applications that schools do not teach, but are asked on the CCSS test and SAT in 56 categories. This camp uses RISU method that is the fastest growing method in Japan and the RISU Tablet. Please Note:• Classes held at BAG studio located at 1611 S. Main St.• A non-refundable $20 material fee is payable to the instructor

on the first day of class.• Bring a water bottle with you to each class.


#5106 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 12:00PM BAG


#5108 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 3:00PM BAG








Youth and Teen: CampsCoding with RobotsAges 7-10with Code for Fun Staff

Children learn through play. Combining a real robot with coding fires up a child’s imagination, inspires dreams, and builds confidence! Navigate the robots through a challenging maze, make robots react to their environment, complete coding puzzles on the tablet, and work in teams to compete on fun games. Children will use a series of fun tools (Dash and Dots, Lego® WeDo and Beebots) to engage with technology and use their critical thinking skills. Please Note:• Bring lunch, water, snacks, light jacket and sunscreen to each

class.


#4994 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 3:00PM MCC

Game Design with PythonAges 11-16with Code for Fun Staff

This program provides a fun introduction to programming using Python. It is designed for motivated children with little experience in programming. Children must be computer literate (master typing and use of the mouse and trackpad). During the program, students will learn the basic concepts of Python and create games designed to stretch their brain and strengthen their understanding. Before completing the camp, they will have programmed a game using Python. Please Note:• Bring lunch, water, snacks, light jacket and sunscreen to each

class.

$389/$409 5 meetings Ages 11-16

#4995 MON-FRI 4/10-4/14 9:00AM - 3:00PM MCC




Youth and Teens: Academics

Common Core Writing: Student PublicationAges 6-11with Communication Academy Staff

Students explore the writing process and learn to write a polished manuscript: essay, story and/or poem, for final publication! This class emphasizes the revision and editing process to finalize and perfect a piece of writing. Students will work on a single piece of publication-quality material under the instruction of an experienced teacher. Taught at age-appropriate level. Please Note:• A $25 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.


#5008 SAT 4/8-5/27 11:15AM - 12:15PM MSRC


#5009 SAT 4/8-5/27 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

Common Core Writing: NarrativeAges 6-11with Communication Academy Staff

Tackle that Common Core test with confidence! Directed writing strategies and preparation teaches six skills of effective writing: organization, voice, content, clarity, grammar/mechanics and sentence fluency for effective narratives with strong characters and plots. Experienced educators, detailed feedback! Please Note:• A $25 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.


#4998 SAT 2/4-3/25 11:15AM - 12:15PM MSRC


#4999 SAT 2/4-3/25 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

Public Speaking: ExpositoryAges 9-11 with Communication Academy Staff

What is crucial to success in school and beyond? Good communication! Expository drills the essentials of clear effective presentation. Students create a speech on a topic of their choice and learn to manage nervousness, develop research/organizational skills, and communicate effectively. Most importantly, students gain confidence. Detailed feedback, professional coaches! Final speeches will be recorded.

Please Note:• A $25 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.


#5002 SAT 2/4-3/25 11:15AM - 12:15PM MSRC

Public Speaking: Student LeadershipAges 9-11with Communication Academy Staff

Make your message heard! Student Leadership encourages children to develop skills in diplomatic speaking, student advocacy, research, and writing. Students learn how to dialogue with elected officials, draft advocacy letters, and create presentations for social media. Taught at age-appropriate level.



#5012 SAT 4/8-5/27 11:15AM - 12:15PM MSRC








Youth and Teens: Academics

Junior Speakers: Student LeadershipAges 6-8with Communication Academy Staff

Have your child be a leader! Student Leadership encourages children to develop skills in interpersonal communication: conflict resolution and idea sharing. Students learn how to create a dialogue with people and create short presentations. Taught at age-appropriate level.



#5010 SAT 4/8-5/27 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

Junior Speakers: StorytellingAges 6-8with Communication Academy Staff

Improve your child’s vocal delivery through storytelling! This course helps your child develop effective vocal variation, appropriate pitch, volume, and pace through creating and reciting their own story. This activity-based class incorporates continuous practice to encourage your child to become a confident and engaging speaker! Small class size and ongoing feedback from experienced instructors!



#5000 SAT 2/4-3/25 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

Combination ClassesAges 6-11with Communication Academy Staff

SAVE up to 10% when you enroll in Combo Classes which combine two fun, back-to-back classes from Communication Academy. Parents maintain peace-of-mind by dropping children off only once for an extended period of time so students can learn two important skills in one sitting. Don’t delay on this fantastic opportunity. Spaces are limited. Please Note:• A $40 (6-8 yrs) and $50 (9-11 yrs) material fee is payable to the

instructor at the first class.

Common Core Writing & Public Speaking$345/$365 8 meetings Ages 9-11

#5003 SAT 2/4-3/25 10:00AM - 12:15PM MSRC

#5006 SAT 4/8-5/27 10:00AM - 12:15PM MSRC

Junior Speakers & Common Core Writing$325/$345 8 meetings Ages 6-8

#5005 SAT 2/4-3/25 10:00AM - 12:15PM MSRC

#5007 SAT 4/8-5/27 10:00AM - 12:15PM MSRC








Youth and Teens: AcademicsPhonics Level 1Ages 3-4with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Phonics is the complete framework for systematically planning and teaching reading, writing and spelling. Students will learn vowel and consonant sounds, improve the techniques of blending letters to form words, and improve confidence with listening and speaking. Students will be using scissors in class. Please Note:• Classes held at BAG studio located at 1611 S. Main St.• A non-refundable $10 material fee is payable to the instructor

on the first day of class.• Bring a water bottle with you to each class.• No class on 2/23 and 4/13.


#5095 THUR 2/9-3/30 5:10PM - 6:00PM BAG

#5096 THUR 4/6-5/25 5:10PM - 6:00PM BAG

Phonics Level 2Ages 4-5with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Phonics is the complete framework for systematically planning and teaching reading, writing and spelling. Students will learn vowel and consonant sounds, improve the techniques of blending letters to form words, and improve confidence with listening and speaking. Students will be using scissors in class. Please Note:• Classes held at BAG studio located at 1611 S. Main St.• A non-refundable $10 material fee is payable to the instructor

on the first day of class.• Bring a water bottle with you to each class.• No class on 2/23 and 4/13.


#5093 THUR 2/9-3/30 4:10PM - 5:10PM BAG

#5094 THUR 4/6-5/25 4:10PM - 5:10PM BAG

Critical Thinking: AdvancedAges 9-11with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Students will enjoy critical thinking quizzes while improving thinking ability and flexible thought in following five key areas of reasoning: non-verbal, verbal, numerical, spatial and logical. The materials are designed to build confidence, foster curiosity and improve comprehension. Each student learns at his/her own pace with personalized support using the RISU method. Please Note:• Classes held at BAG studio located at 1611 S. Main St.• A non-refundable $10 material fee is payable to the instructor

on the first day of class.• Bring a water bottle with you to each class.• No class held on 2/21.


#5100 TUE 2/7-3/28 4:45PM - 5:45PM BAG

#5101 TUE 4/18-5/30 4:45PM - 5:45PM BAG

Critical Thinking: IntermediateAges 6-8with BayAreaGurukul Staff

Students will enjoy critical thinking quizzes while improving thinking ability and flexible thought in following five key areas of reasoning: non-verbal, verbal, numerical, spatial and logical. The materials are designed to build confidence, foster curiosity and improve comprehension. Each student learns at his/her own pace with personalized support using the RISU method. Please Note:• Classes held at BAG studio located at 1611 S. Main St.• A non-refundable $10 material fee is payable to the instructor

on the first day of class.• Bring a water bottle with you to each class.• No class held on 2/21.


#5098 TUE 2/7-3/28 6:00PM - 7:00PM BAG

#5099 TUE 4/18-5/30 6:00PM - 7:00PM BAG










Youth and Teens: AcademicsSAT Prep: Reading & WritingAges 13-18with David S. Wang

Tips + practice + personalized feedback = a higher score on one of the most important exams of a student’s life. Students will learn the basic concepts of and strategies for the Evidence-Based Reading, Writing & Language, and Essay sections. Each session includes 6 practice test sections – graded with personalized feedback from the instructor. This class also prepares students for the PSAT. College admissions requirements & target score strategies will be discussed. Bring paper & pen/pencil to class. Please Note:• No materials fee. Class fee includes complete set of handouts

(worksheets, some lecture notes, practice exam sections and homework assignments).

• No class held on 4/15.

$159/$179 5 meetings Ages 13-18

#4985 MON 2/27-3/27 4:00PM - 6:00PM MCC

#4993 SAT 3/18-4/22 1:30PM - 3:30PM MCC

Think Tank LearningGrades 9-12with Think Tank Learning Center Staff

Your journey to the college of your dreams should be fun! Bond with new friends at this exciting and (inter) active class from ThinkTank Learning experts. You will build self-confidence for classes and tests, discover your inner writer, hone interviewing skills, and brainstorm a Signature Project to help your community. Learn the secrets you need to take control of your future, in high school, college, and beyond!

Please Note:• For specific questions about the whole workshop, please

contact [email protected]. A Think Tank representative will contact you to schedule the exact dates after registration.

Turn Your Dream Into a Reality$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5134 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC You Can Do It!$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5135 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC

Study Smarter, Not Harder$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5136 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC

Get Off the Couch!$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5137 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC

A, B, C...or All of the Above?$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5138 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC

Putting Your Best Foot Forward$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5139 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC

Changing the World is Easier Than You Think$78/$98 1 meeting Grades 9-12

#5140 W/TH 2/1-5/25 6:00PM - 8:00PM MCC

SAT Prep: MathAges 13-18with David S. Wang

An in-depth review of all 4 math content categories covered by the SAT. Students can also review/re-learn all the important math concepts that should be mastered for future math classes. Sample problems - both multiple choice & “grid-ins” - will be demonstrated in class. 5 actual practice exam sections will be given & graded in this class, & personalized feedback will be given to the students. This class also prepares students for the PSAT. College admissions requirements & target score strategies will be discussed. Please Note:• No materials fee. Class fee includes complete set of handouts

(worksheets, some lecture notes, practice exam sections and homework assignments).

• Bring paper, pen/pencil, and calculator to class.• No class held on 2/25.

$159/$179 5 meetings Ages 13-18

#4920 SAT 2/4-3/11 1:30PM - 3:30PM MCC

#4921 MON 4/17-5/15 4:00PM - 6:00PM MCC

#4922 SAT 4/29-5/27 1:30PM - 3:30PM MCC




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Youth and Teens: TechLEGO FUNgineeringAges 4-9with David S. Wang

Your child will have fun playing with LEGOs® - and will learn a little about engineering and design basics at the same time. Each session will include planned projects, “free play” time (including some time with a Mindstorms EV3 Robot), and some basic instruction/explanations – all geared towards development of your child’s creativity and imagination. Children can also learn to follow step-by-step instructions – and to play, share and socialize nicely with others. Please Note:• $35 materials fee to be paid to “R Tots” for a LEGO collection

(400+ pieces). If your child already has a large bucket of basic LEGO pieces, please bring to 1st class and you won’t need to pay materials fee.



#4926 FRI 2/3-3/10 3:30PM - 5:30PM MCC

LEGO EV3 RoboticsAges 7-13with David S. Wang

Students will be introduced to LEGO robotics programming. Each class will include a couple of challenges for the students to complete with a Mindstorms EV3 robot. Students will work in teams. Students will learn how to use the Touch sensor, Color sensor, & Infrared sensor. Please Note:• Your child must bring his/her own laptop to class.• Please install the free Mindstorms EV3 software (at lego.

com/mindstorms) before the 1st class, or we can install the software at the 1st class. If you are registering siblings, one laptop for a pair of siblings is ok.



#4969 FRI 3/17-4/21 3:30PM - 5:30PM MCC

LEGO TechnicAges 6-12with David S. Wang

This class is a “follow-up” class to the LEGO FUNgineering class. But the LEGO FUNgineering class is not a prerequisite for this class. LEGO Technic is basically the step between basic LEGOs and EV3 robotics. Students will work on a different LEGO Technic set each week (provided by the instructor; not to be taken home). Kids are also welcome to bring their own Technic sets. We will keep sets/pieces separated. We will also use the LEGO Power Functions motors, remote control, and IR receiver to build remotely controlled machines/vehicles.


#4976 FRI 4/28-5/19 3:30PM - 5:30PM MCC








Youth and Teens: Dance and MovementBallet Level 1Ages 4-7with Jensen School of Performing Arts Staff

This beginning level ballet class will be taught in a traditional and fun manner. Children will learn fundamentals of ballet. They will incorporate the barre and center floor combinations as well as stretching and building body strength.

Please Note:• Held at Jensen School of Performing Arts, 1491 N. Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas.• Dance apparel and proper dance shoes are strongly

recommended (ballet shoes, leotards and tights).• No class held on 2/20.


#5115 MON 2/6-4/3 4:00PM - 4:45PM Note


#5117 MON 4/17-5/22 4:00PM - 4:45PM Note

GymstersAges 3.5-6with Jensen School of Performing Arts Staff

Participants begin to develop coordination and body awareness in this class. Emphasis is on learning in a fun and challenging environment. Balance beam and tumbling skills will be introduced.

Please Note:• Held at Jensen School of Performing Arts, 1491 N. Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas.• No class held on 2/23.

$128/$148 8 meetings Ages 3.5-6

#5119 THUR 2/9-4/6 4:30PM - 5:15PM Note


#5120 THUR 4/20-5/25 4:30PM - 5:15PM Note

Floor GymAges 7-12with Jensen School of Performing Arts Staff

This class is for both beginners and advanced beginners. Students will be taught rolls, cartwheels, handstands, roundoffs, and backbends as they progress in each skill.

Please Note:• Held at Jensen School of Performing Arts, 1491 N. Milpitas Blvd., Milpitas.• No class held 2/23.


#5121 THUR 2/9-4/6 5:15PM - 6:00PM Note


#5122 THUR 4/20-5/25 5:15PM - 6:00PM Note

Hip Hop/Break DanceAges 6-12with Special K Productions Mobile Dance Studio

Current hip-hop styles and steps are introduced in an upbeat environment, using fun and age-appropriate music. Students will also learn the 7 elements of Break Dancing: Top Rock, Footwork, Freezes, Spins, Drops, Threading and Swipes.


class.


#5129 SAT 2/4-3/25 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

#5130 SAT 4/8-5/27 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

Teen Hip Hop/Break DanceAges 13-17with Special K Productions Mobile Dance Studio Staff

Current hip-hop styles and steps are introduced in an upbeat environment, using fun and age-appropriate music. Students will also learn the 7 elements of Break Dancing: Top Rock, Footwork, Freezes, Spins, Drops, Threading and Swipes.


class.

$168/$188 8 meetings Ages 13-17

#5131 SAT 2/4-3/25 11:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5132 SAT 4/8-5/27 11:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC












Youth and Teens: Art & Music

Ukulele for FunAges 8+with Harmony Makers Staff

Come and see why the ukulele is so much fun to play! Learn some songs, chords and strumming patterns. Introduction to tablature, notation, tuning, and finger-picking will be covered. Bring your own ukulele! Please Note:• A $20 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.

$96/$116 6 meetings Ages 8+

#5035 THUR 3/2-4/6 7:30PM - 8:15PM MCC

Group ViolinAges 6-10with Melody Music Staff

Try the violin! Suzuki method combined with the Western teaching method provides a strong foundation for playing this sophisticated instrument. Students will learn to read notes and become familiar with rhythm and music theory. Please Note:• Location: 1972 Driscoll Rd. Fremont, CA 94539• A $45 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.

If you have your own violin, the material fee is $25.• No class held on 2/20.


#5067 MON 2/6-3/20 5:30PM - 6:15PM Note

Group Guitar BeginnersAges 7-10with Melody Music Staff

This is a beginner level course for youth. Focus will be on learning basic skills and techniques for the instrument. No former musical knowledge required. Please Note:• Location: 1972 Driscoll Rd. Fremont, CA 94539• A $25 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.• Please bring your own guitar.


#5068 SUN 2/12-3/19 5:00PM - 5:45PM Note

Group Guitar BeginnersAges 10-13with Melody Music Staff

This class is designed to facilitate self-discovery through the instrument. Group setting helps create an environment for expression and communication through music. Please bring your own guitar Please Note:• Location: 1972 Driscoll Rd. Fremont, CA 94539• A $25 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.• Please bring your own guitar.

$168/$188 6 meetings Ages 10-13

#5069 SUN 2/12-3/19 6:00PM - 6:45PM Note

Elementary DrawingAges 6-11with Young Rembrandts Staff

Ring in the New Year with a Young Rembrandts class for your elementary-age child. Our budding artists will have the opportunity to flex their creative muscle as they take on fun, artistic challenges like our Jack Russell Terrier and even more emojis in the Spring. February brings fun and culture into the classroom as our students’ learn about masquerade and dive into the mind of master artist Romero Britto. In March, get ready for some dinosaur-sized excitement as your elementary-age child recreates the ferocious T-Rex Young Rembrandts style!


#4893 THUR 2/16-4/6 5:00PM - 6:00PM MCC












Youth and Teens: SportsFirst Touch FutsalAges 3.5-5with Futsal Kingz Staff

Futsal is a fun, fast-paced 5-on-5 soccer game, played indoors within the lines of a basketball court (no walls), using a small, size 3 low-bounce ball. In this class, players participate in fun, educational games. Classes focus on increasing balance, coordination and fundamental futsal skills. We utilize creative fun activities to help kids to cooperate in a group setting and build self-esteem in our fun, low-pressure environment. Please Note:• No class held on 2/19, 4/16 and 5/14.• Indoor shoes and shin guards are required.

$100/$120 6 meetings Ages 3.5-5

#4986 SUN 2/12-3/26 3:05PM - 3:40PM MSC

#5036 SUN 4/2-5/21 3:05PM - 3:40PM MSC

FutsalAges 5-12with Futsal Kingz Staff

Futsal is a fun, fast-paced 5-on-5 soccer game, played indoors within the lines of a basketball court (no walls), using a small, size 3 low-bounce ball. In this class, players participate in fun, educational games. Classes focus on increasing balance, coordination and fundamental futsal skills. We utilize creative fun activities to help kids to cooperate in a group setting and build self-esteem in our fun, low-pressure environment. Please Note:• No class held on 2/19, 4/16 and 5/14.• Indoor shoes and shin guards are required.


#5037 SUN 2/12-3/26 3:40PM - 4:30PM MSC

#5038 SUN 4/2-5/21 3:40PM - 4:30PM MSC


#5039 SUN 2/12-3/26 4:30PM - 5:30PM MSC

#5040 SUN 4/2-5/21 4:30PM - 5:30PM MSC


#5041 SUN 2/12-3/26 4:30PM - 5:30PM MSC

#5042 SUN 4/2-5/21 4:30PM - 5:30PM MSC










Youth and Teens: Sports

Soccer 1: Techniques & TeamworkAges 5-6with Kidz Love Soccer Staff

Players will learn dribbling, passing, defense, and shooting goals! Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Perfect for first-time players while being fun and engaging for kids with some experience. All participants receive a soccer jersey!

Please Note:• Classes held at Gill Memorial Park• No class held on 5/27.• Shin guards are required after the first meeting.


#5147 WED 2/8-3/22 4:30PM - 5:15PM Note

#5148 SAT 2/11-3/25 3:05PM - 3:50PM Note

#5149 WED 4/19-5/31 4:50PM - 5:35PM Note

#5150 SAT 4/22-6/10 3:05PM - 3:50PM Note

Soccer 2: Skillz & ScrimmagesAges 7-10with Kidz Love Soccer Staff

Kidz will have a great time while developing core soccer skills like dribbling, passing and shooting in a team play format. Each class will include individual skill-building and scrimmages to develop teamwork and positional play. All levels are welcome to come enjoy the world’s most popular game! All participants receive a soccer jersey!



#5142 WED 2/8-3/22 3:40PM - 4:25PM Note

#5143 SAT 2/11-3/25 2:15PM - 3:00PM Note

#5144 WED 4/19-5/31 4:00PM - 4:45PM Note

#5145 SAT 4/22-6/10 2:15PM - 3:00PM Note

Tot/Pre SoccerAges 3.5-5with Kidz Love Soccer Staff

Children will enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! This class teaches the basic techniques of the game and builds self-esteem through participation and fun soccer activities. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age-appropriate environment. All participants receive a soccer jersey!



#5152 WED 2/8-3/22 3:00PM - 3:35PM Note

#5153 SAT 2/11-3/25 3:55PM - 4:30PM Note

#5154 WED 4/19-5/31 5:40PM - 6:15PM Note

#5155 SAT 4/22-6/10 3:55PM - 4:30PM Note

















Youth and Teens: SportsTennis: Quick Start SlamsAges 4-7with Barry Poole

Parents are encouraged to participate with their child in this class. They will learn techniques and games that they can play with their child that assist in the development of a solid foundation for future playing skills. Children will develop the building blocks to rally and play competitive games on a 36-foot court using age-appropriate rackets and balls. Coaches will assist parents in working with their child to build the core muscle groups to perform the basic athletic skills of running, tossing and catching. Student to instructor ratio is 5:1 for this class. Please Note:• Classes held at Hall Park Tennis Courts, La Honda and Coyote.• For rainout schedule please call (408) 569-3109.• Participants need to bring their own racket.• Wear appropriate sports shoes and clothing.• Bring water bottle and snacks.


#4933 SAT 2/4-2/25 11:30AM - 12:15PM Note

#4935 SAT 3/4-3/25 11:30AM - 12:15PM Note


#4940 SAT 4/1-4/29 11:30AM - 12:15PM Note


#4941 SAT 5/6-5/20 11:30AM - 12:15PM Note


#4943 M/W 5/1-5/22 3:30PM - 4:15PM Note

Junior Stars TennisAges 10-18with Barry Poole

This is a combined class that includes all levels of players from beginners on up. Instructors will present the skills, drills and thrills to assist the players in developing the requisite mental, emotional, and physical skills necessary in dealing with the situations they will encounter both on and off the court. Students will, at times, be separated according to age and level (from beginners to intermediate and advanced) based on the activity at the time. Student teacher ratio will be 8:1. Instructors will organize classes in a progressive step-by-step player development model. Please Note:• Classes held at Hall Park Tennis Courts La Honda and Coyote.• For rainout schedule please call (408) 569-3109.• Participants need to bring their own racket.• Wear appropriate sports shoes and clothing.• Bring water bottle and snacks.

$156/$176 4 meetings Ages 10-18

#4948 SAT 2/4-2/25 1:30PM - 3:00PM Note

#4949 SAT 3/4-3/25 1:30PM - 3:00PM Note

$195/$215 5 meetings Ages 10-18

#4950 SAT 4/1-4/29 1:30PM - 3:00PM Note

$117/$137 3 meetings Ages 10-18

#4952 SAT 5/6-5/20 1:30PM - 3:00PM Note

MCC = Community Center MSC = Sports Center MSRC = Senior CenterNOTE = See “Please Note” in class description. Fees are listed as Resident/Non-Resident.













Youth and Teens: SportsTennis: SatellitesAges 8-10with Barry Poole

Players with little or no experience will learn to rally and play quickly on a 60’ court using age-appropriate balls and rackets. The focus will be on developing a solid foundation regarding basic athletic skill of tossing, catching, and running — and then applying to basic racquet skills. Students will learn the rules and basic strategies of the game. Our goal is to help these participants develop the foundation necessary to develop solid playing skills that will, in turn, allow them to achieve higher levels of play. Student to instructor ratio is 6:1 at this level. Skill levels for entry into the class is beginner to intermediate. Please Note:• Classes held at Hall Park Tennis Courts La Honda and Coyote.• For rainout schedule please call (408) 569-3109.• Participants need to bring their own racket.• Wear appropriate sports shoes and clothing.• Bring water bottle and snacks.


#4971 SAT 2/4-2/25 12:30PM - 1:30PM Note

#4972 SAT 3/4-3/25 12:30PM - 1:30PM Note


#4973 SAT 4/1-4/29 12:30PM - 1:30PM Note


#4974 SAT 5/6-5/20 12:30PM - 1:30PM Note

Private LessonsAges 7+with Barry Poole

Here’s a great way to get some one-on-one instruction to help develop your technical, tactical, emotional, and mental skills on court. Lessons are available for either an hour or half hour depending upon your needs. Also, semi-private and special group packages can be arranged. Times are arranged through the instructor. Hourly rates are $65, and $35 for the half-hour. Package of 6 lessons are available for $385 for the hour and $200 for the half-hour. Please Note:• Classes held at Hall Park Tennis Courts La Honda and Coyote.• For rainout schedule please call (408) 569-3109.• Participants need to bring their own racket.• Wear appropriate sports shoes and clothing.• Bring water bottle and snacks.• No class held on May 27.

$35 to $385 (See note above) 1 meeting Ages 16+

N/A TUE scheduled 6:00PM - 8:00PM Note

N/A WED scheduled 5:30PM - 7:00PM Note

N/A THUR scheduled 5:30PM - 7:00PM Note

N/A SAT scheduled 8:00AM - 10:00AM Note

N/A SAT scheduled 4:30PM - 6:30PM Note

N/A SUN scheduled 9:00AM - 1:30PM Note







Youth and Teens: SportsBasic HorsemanshipAges 6+with Chaparral Ranch Staff

Basic horsemanship is a hands-on class. Students will learn safety, saddling, unsaddling, mounting, dismounting, grooming, the anatomy of horses and much more. The last class is a riding lesson.




#4928 SAT 2/4-2/25 9:00AM - 10:00AM Note

#4930 SAT 3/4-3/25 9:00AM - 10:00AM Note

#4931 SAT 4/1-4/22 9:00AM - 10:00AM Note

#4932 SAT 5/6-5/27 9:00AM - 10:00AM Note

Western Riding LessonsAges 8+with Chaparral Ranch Staff

In beginning western lessons you will learn safety, how to mount dismount, steer, stop, and make your horse move forward. You will also learn balance and work on posting. Students will also learn to groom and saddle their own horse in later lessons.



$55/$75 1 meeting Ages 8+

#4936 TUE 2/7 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4937 TUE 2/14 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4938 TUE 2/21 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4939 TUE 2/28 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4942 TUE 3/7 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4944 TUE 3/14 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4945 TUE 3/21 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4946 TUE 3/28 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4951 TUE 4/4 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4953 TUE 4/11 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4954 TUE 4/18 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4955 TUE 4/25 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4956 TUE 5/2 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4957 TUE 5/9 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4958 TUE 5/16 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

#4959 TUE 5/23 4:00PM - 5:00PM Note

Trail RidesAges 8+with Chaparral Ranch Staff

Take a walking ride through the beautiful hills of Ed Levin Park. Learn to steer, stop and make your horse move forward. Children must be 8+ years to go on trails. Long pants and closed-toe shoes required. We supply a helmet. **Anyone under 18 is required to wear a helmet. BEGINNERS WELCOME!

Please note:• Class meets at Chaparral Ranch, 3375 Calaveras Road,

Milpitas.• All students are required to wear a helmet (will be provided).• Long pants and closed-toe shoes required.


#4988 SAT 2/11 12:00PM - 1:00PM Note

#4989 SAT 3/11 12:00PM - 1:00PM Note

#4990 SAT 4/8 12:00PM - 1:00PM Note

#4991 SAT 5/13 12:00PM - 1:00PM Note




























Milpitas Tidal Waves Swim Team

Ages 6-18with MTW Coach Staff

The Milpitas Tidal Waves is a competitive, USA Swimming sanctioned swim team open to youth ages 6-18 years old. Our season runs August-July. Practices are held at the Milpitas Sports Center (1325 E. Calaveras Blvd). Swimmers will be required to participate in monthly swim meets. Tryouts are held the last Thursday of each month. The MTW Coaching Staff will determine which team to register for after the test.

Junior Swim Team$88/$128 per monthTryouts are Wednesdays from 4:30PM - 4:45PM

Prerequisite Tryouts Include:• Four Laps - Freestyle• Four Laps - Breaststroke• Four Laps - Backstroke• Two Laps - Butterfly

Practice Times: Monday-Thursday 4:30PM-6:00PM

Developmental Swim Team$78/$118 per monthTryouts are Wednesdays from 3:20PM - 3:40PM.

Prerequisite Tryouts Include:• Four Laps - Freestyle• Two Laps - Breaststroke• Two Laps - Backstroke

Practice Times: Monday-Thursday 3:30PM-4:30PM

Please Note:• A $73 Annual USA Swimming registration fee is required. This registration ensures that swimmers are able to compete at monthly

swim meets. Fees must be paid directly to USA Swimming. Please see MTW Coach staff for more information• There is a discount for mulptiple children of the same family. ($10 off 2nd child and $20 off 3rd or more children).• Do not register for MTW until the coaching staff have confirmed that the swimmer has passed the Pre-Test. • Practices follow the Milpitas Unified School District and City Holidays. Prices reflect days off. • Online registration not available.• No practices held on 1/2, 1/16, 2/13, 2/20-23, 4/10-13 and 5/29.• Please see Milpitas Sports Center Front Desk for prices for December, February and April pricing.

Meet the Coaches

Kacey Mendoza Sylvester Duda Cody Vu Stephanie Do


Adult Classes

Barriers to Smart Parenting and How to Overcome ThemAges 18+with Grossman Psychological Services Staff

Are you struggling or feeling overwhelmed in your parenting role? Do you wish you were less reactive and calmer no matter what your child does? In this workshop, we will uncover the missing ingredients and learn the essential steps to being a smart parent and how this can increase your sense of control, your confidence, and your joy as a parent.


#5077 MON 2/27 7:30PM - 9:00PM MSRC

Create Time For Yourself Without The Guilt: Mastering The Art Of Time ManagementAges 18+with Grossman Psychological Services Staff

Are you feeling overwhelmed by all you have to do? Is it nearly impossible to find time for yourself? By utilizing the art of time management, you can get tasks done in a timely fashion, carve out some personal time, and juggle what is on your plate with grace and without guilt.


#5075 SAT 2/11 10:00AM - 11:30AM MSRC

Tai Chi for Fitness 2Ages 18+with William Wong

This class is for the students who have finished 64 moves beginner Tai Chi and would like to continue for 108 moves Tai Chi.

Please Note:• Wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes.• Instructor will supply a description and illustration of Tai Chi

movements.• The class is not recommended for persons with severe knee

problems.• No class held on 2/13 and 2/20.


#4903 MON/WED 2/6-5/24 6:30PM - 7:30PM MCC


#4904 TUE/THUR 2/7-5/18 9:30AM - 10:30AM MSC

#4905 TUE/THUR 2/7-5/18 6:30PM - 7:30PM MCC

Tai Chi for Fitness - AdvancedAges 18+with Michelle Creamer

“Meditation in Motion” is just one of the ways to describe Tai Chi. The body is in constant motion, while relaxing and breathing allows chi (energy) to flow. This class focuses on practicing both the Yang Style 64 Moves and 108 Moves, promoting good health, body balance, coordination, and calmness.

Please Note:• No class held on 4/11 and 4/13.


#4902 TUE/THUR 2/28-5/25 3:30PM - 4:30PM MCC

Tai Chi for Fitness - Advanced with Michelle Creamer














Adult ClassesOil Painting Ages 18+with Helen Chou

In this class, beginning and returning students will learn to paint in oil. The first meeting is an introduction to oil paint properties and how to select proper painting supplies. New students will bring their own supplies and photographs to the second meeting (returning students can paint in first meeting). The instructor will help each student choose a theme to paint. Fundamental techniques in oil, composition, and chromatics will be taught as we paint. For more information visit the instructor’s website: http://artropolisstudio.weebly.com/ or email: [email protected] Please Note:• Students bring their own supplies. Supplies are discussed at

first class.


#5052 FRI 3/3-3/31 10:00AM - 12:00PM MCC

#5053 FRI 4/21-5/19 10:00AM - 12:00PM MCC

Ikebana Flower ArrangementAges 18+with Kika Shibata

Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangment and this class is for beginner, intermediate and advance students. New students will learn basic arrangements, while returning students will explore more advanced Ikebana arrangements. Kika Shibata has been teaching in the Bay Area for over 45 years and has a Riji degree (Directors Degree), the highest degree in Sogestsu School. She teaches classes throughout San Jose, Campbell, Menlo Park, Sacramento and San Diego. Please Note:• A $60 material fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.• Tuesday class meets: 2/7, 2/21, 3/7, 4/25, 5/2, and 5/16.• Wednesday class meets: 2/8, 2/22, 3/8, 4/26, 5/3 and 5/17.


#5050 TUE 2/7-5/16 7:00PM - 9:00PM MCC

#5051 WED 2/8-5/17 10:00AM - 12:00PM MCC

Introduction to TaikoAges 15+with Kensuke Sumii

Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which develops self-expression and musical creativity. This course is a basic introduction to the world of taiko. This includes Japanese expressions, the type of taiko drums, and the sounds of various taiko beats. In each class, everyone will participate by playing on actual drums. All the equipment - including drums and sticks in class - are provided. Please Note:• Material fee of $90 is payable to the instructor at the first class

(covers maintenance of taiko materials).• No class on 4/6 and 5/18.


#5048 THUR 2/2-3/23 7:30PM - 9:30PM MSRC

#5049 THUR 3/30-6/1 7:30PM - 9:30PM MSRC

Adult Hip Hop DanceAges 18+with Special K Mobile Dance Studio Staff

Hip-Hop dance refers to street dance styles primarily performed to Hip-Hop music or that have evolved as part of Hip-Hop culture. In this class you will dance to current Hip-Hop music and learn current styles and steps that are introduced in an upbeat environment. This class will help to develop your own unique Hip Hop dance style that can be demonstrated at a family event and/or a night out dancing with friends.


#5071 SAT 2/4-3/25 8:00AM - 9:00AM MSRC

#5073 SAT 4/8-5/27 8:00AM - 9:00AM MSRC










Adult ClassesTennis: Adult BasicAges 16+with Barry Poole

This is a combined class for adults with beginner, intermediate or advanced skills. Whether you are new to the game, or have been playing awhile, you will find that this class is geared to meet those challenges. In a fun and fast-paced approach, students will be introduced to the basic rules and skills needed to confidently execute the five basic tactical priorities of consistency and control. Students will also be given the foundation in a progressive format that allows them to build their skill-set. The class is broken-down by levels when necessary, and sufficient coaches are on hand to help with the development of each player. Student to instructor ratio for these classes is 8:1.

Please Note:• Classes held at Hall Park Tennis Courts, La Honda and Coyote.• For rainout schedule please call (408) 569-3109.• Participants need to bring their own racket.• Wear appropriate sports shoes and clothes.• Bring water bottle and snacks.


#4980 SAT 5/6-5/20 10:00AM - 11:30AM Note


#4977 SAT 2/4-2/25 10:00AM - 11:30AM Note

#4978 SAT 3/4-3/25 10:00AM - 11:30AM Note

#4981 WED 2/1-2/20 7:00PM - 8:30PM Note

#4983 WED 4/5-4/26 7:00PM - 8:30PM Note

#4984 WED 5/3-5/24 7:00PM - 8:30PM Note


#4979 SAT 4/1-4/29 10:00AM - 11:30AM Note

#4982 WED 3/1-3/29 7:00PM - 8:30PM Note

Private LessonsAges 16+with Barry Poole

Here’s a great way to get some one-on-one instruction to help develop your technical, tactical, emotional, and mental skills on the court. Lessons are available for either an hour or half hour depending upon your needs. Also, semi-private and special group packages can be arranged. Times are arranged through the instructor. Hourly rates are $65, and $35 for the half-hour. Package of 6 lessons are available for $385 for the hour and $200 for the half-hour. Please Note:• Classes held at Hall Park Tennis Courts La Honda and Coyote.• For rainout schedule please call (408) 569-3109.• Participants need to bring their own racket.• Wear appropriate sports shoes and clothes.• Bring water bottle and snacks.• No class held on May 27.

$35 to $385 (See note above) 1 meeting Ages 16+

N/A TUE scheduled 6:00PM - 8:00PM Note

N/A WED scheduled 5:30PM - 7:00PM Note

N/A THUR scheduled 5:30PM - 7:00PM Note

N/A SAT scheduled 8:00AM - 10:00AM Note

N/A SAT scheduled 4:30PM - 6:30PM Note

N/A SUN scheduled 9:00AM - 1:30PM Note











Adults 50+ Classes

Joy of ColorAges 50+with Doreen Walker

This course teaches students to paint representative landscapes, so knowledge of drawing is not needed. Using an innovative technique, this course “re-educates” people to learn perspective-based drawing. Each pupil will select and paint a unique picture. Students must bring their own supplies. A supply list is available at the Senior Center.

Please Note:• Students are responsible for getting their own supplies. • A supply list is available at the Senior Center.


#5013 TUE 2/7-3/28 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5015 WED 2/8-3/29 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5016 WED 2/8-3/29 1:00PM - 4:00PM MSRC

#5017 THUR 2/9-3/30 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5019 TUE 4/11-5/30 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5020 WED 4/12-5/31 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5021 WED 4/12-5/31 1:00PM - 4:00PM MSRC

#5022 THUR 4/13-6/1 9:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

Chinese Brush PaintingAges 50+with Betty Ling

These classes explore the beauty of Chinese brush painting. You’ll learn how to paint flowers, birds, insects and landscapes on rice paper and the proper way to handle ink, water and color. Weekly lessons start with basic strokes through demonstrations, and then lessons progress. Students get to practice brush strokes in class and learn the unique style of Chinese brush painting.

Please Note:• Students are responsible for getting their own supplies. • No class on 2/13, 2/20 and 5/29. Beginner$36/$46 6 meetings Ages 50+

#5044 MON 2/6-3/27 12:30PM - 3:30PM MSRC


#5047 MON 4/10-5/22 12:30PM - 3:30PM MSRC

Advanced$48/$58 8 meetings Ages 50+

#5045 FRI 2/10-3/31 12:30PM - 3:30PM MSRC

#5046 FRI 4/14-6/2 12:30PM - 3:30PM MSRC

Adults 50+ ClassesA Senior Center membership is required. Non-residents pay an additional $10 per session, with the exception of the AARP Smart Driver Class.
















Adults 50+ ClassesLine Dance: BeginnerAges 50+with Can Tu Ly

Line Dancing does not require a partner, is fun and a great way to get exercise. Dances are modified to meet the class level. New Beginner is for students with no previous Line Dance experience. Beginner Level 2 is for students who have had Line Dance classes before. Advanced Beginner is for students who have had 6-12 months of Line Dance classes. Students can only register for 1 class.

Please Note:• Students need to wear appropriate clothing and shoes

(no black-soled shoes) for dancing.


#5055 WED 2/8-3/29 9:00AM - 10:00AM MSRC

#5059 WED 4/12-5/31 9:00AM - 10:00AM MSRC

Line Dance: Beginner Level 2Ages 50+


#5056 WED 2/8-3/29 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

#5060 WED 4/12-5/31 10:00AM - 11:00AM MSRC

Spring Chickens Exercise ProgramAges 50+with Fit is Gold

You’ll be led through chair-based exercise routines designed to improve strength, balance, agility, endurance and flexibility in older adults. In past studies, participants experienced improved upper body strength (89%), improved lower body strength (78%), improved dynamic agility/balance (78%), and improved static balance (67%). Nutrition education will also be covered to help you meet your fitness goals. The instructor is a highly trained fitness instructor experienced in working with older adults.

Please Note:• Students should wear comfortable clothing that allows

movement.• Class meets Mondays 10:00AM - 11:00AM

Thursdays 8:50AM - 9:50AM• No class on 5/29.


#5023 MON/THUR 3/6-4/27 See Notes MSRC

#5024 MON/THUR 5/8-7/3 See Notes MSRC

Line Dance: Advanced BeginnerAges 50+


#5057 WED 2/8-3/29 11:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC

#5061 WED 4/12-5/31 11:00AM - 12:00PM MSRC











Barbara Lee Senior Center

Drop-In ProgramsIn addition to the fee-based classes, the Senior Center also offers many free, drop-in programs and activities.

MON

Knit and Crochet GroupChinese Folk DanceSit and Be FitBridge LessonsChinese KaraokeAfternoon Movie (2nd and 4th weeks)Pool and Table TennisTile, Board and Card Games

TUE

YogaZUMBA GoldYuen Chi DanceQuilting and CraftingPool and Table TennisTile, Board and Card GamesPickleball

WED

Guitar GroupChinese CraftsBingoPool and Table TennisTile, Board and Card Games

THUR

ZUMBA GoldSit and Be FitSocial BallroomGenealogy (2nd and 4th weeks)Pool and Table TennisTile, Board and Card Games

FRI

YogaChinese CalligraphyChinese ChorusShall We DancePool and Table TennisTile, Board and Card Games

MembershipsBecome a Senior Center member and enjoy numerous benefits! Membership is required to participate in all activities, programs and services with the exception of the Nutrition Program, Bingo, and some visiting service programs (i.e. SALA, taxes).

• Adults 50+• $12 annually for Milpitas residents• $30 annually for non-residents

NutritionEnjoy a hot lunch with us! Call (408) 586-3413 for reservations. 48-hour advanced notice is required. Sponsored by Santa Clara County Senior Nutrition Program.

• $3 suggested donation for ages 60+• $8 for guests under 60 years (required)

ResourcesCase Manager Services are available to our members by appointment Monday-Friday! Call (408) 586-3400 to make an appointment. Get assistance with:

• Social Security Application• Utility Bill Assistance• Food Vouchers and much more!

Senior Connection NewsletterThe Senior Center bi-monthly newsletter has all the up-to-date information of Senior Center offerings. Find it online at www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov. Navigate to Recreation Services under “Government and Departments” and look for the “Adults 50+” in the left column or subscribe to have it mailed to you.

Barbara Lee Senior Center The Milpitas Barbara Lee Senior Center provides programs that meet the individual needs of seniors, promote personal growth, socialization, foster feelings of achievement, companionship and well-being.

Monday – Friday, 8:30AM – 4:30PM40 N. Milpitas Blvd., MilpitasCall (408) 586-3400or visit www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/senior-center/


Adult 50+ EventsNew Member OrientationJanuary 10, February 14, March 14, April 11 and May 9, 10:00AMLearn more about all of the benefits of your Senior Center Membership! Staff will provide detailed information for new members and/or anyone interested in learning more about the Senior Center. This will be an opportunity to meet staff, tour the facility, and have questions about programs and services answered. Please sign up at the front desk by the Monday prior to the orientation. Teach Seniors TechnologyFridays, 3:30PM - 4:30PMDid you get a new phone, tablet or laptop and aren’t sure how to use it? Do you have questions on some of its features, or how to set up safeguards on it? Help is on its way! Students from Teach Seniors Technology (TST) will meet with you one-on-one and assist with your questions about social networking, surfing the web, the operation of basic computers, or how to use your new devices. TST can also help you learn about internet safety. TST is a non-profit organization of high school students whose goal is to educate seniors in the world of technology. These volunteers have a passion to teach technology and give back to the senior community.

Free Tax AssistanceAARP Foundation Tax-AidesFebruary-mid April AARP Foundation Tax Aides will be back at the Senior Center this year to help older adults with low-moderate income levels complete and electronically file their taxes. This free service is provided by trained volunteers through AARP Foundation Tax Aides and gives special attention to those 60+ in age. To make an appointment, contact the Senior Center at (408) 586-3400. Memberships in AARP or Senior Center are not required.

Bingo Marathons – Winter & Spring Saturday, January 28Saturday, May 6 Doors open at 11:30AM and play begins at 1:00PMThe Senior Center is holding two Bingo Marathons this Winter & Spring! Each marathon session includes 20 games with 3-5 special games scattered throughout. A session pack is $10 per player (additional packs are $8 each for the same player). Special games are $1 each per card. Players cannot split or share packs. Games have cash prizes (amounts are determined by number of packs sold). A Snack Bar will be available for lunch and goodies before and during marathon. This event is open to ages 18 and up.

Senior Center Spring Art ShowFebruary 8-March 3Milpitas Phantom Art Gallery, Community CenterParticipants in the Senior Center’s Chinese Brush Painting classes will have their art on display at the Milpitas Phantom Art Gallery in February. A reception for the artists will take place on Tuesday, February 7 at 10:30AM

Senior Idol Karaoke CompetitionMonday, March 13, 1:00PMHere’s your chance to show off your singing talent! You can sign up to sing by yourself or with a partner. Prizes will be awarded. Sign up at the Front Desk and select your song choice. Everyone is invited to attend and cheer on the performers!

Spring Round-About Tuesday, April 11, 1:30PM - 3:30PMJoin us this Spring for an afternoon of fun activities. We’ll have different stations set up where you can try your hand doing fun crafts, trying simple science projects and even planting a little garden.

May is “Older Americans Month”The Senior Center will be celebrating Older American’s Month in May with many different activities each week. More information on the events will be posted in the Senior Center’s March/April newsletter.

A Time for TeaTuesday, May 9, 2:00PM$8.00 per personThere’s no better way to relax in the afternoon than with a “spot of tea.” Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy some delicious finger sandwiches, a few sweets and conversation.


Health and Fitness Don’t pay expensive Fitness Center prices to stay healthy when you can use the Senior Center Fitness Room! We have treadmills, elliptical machines, stationary bikes and weight equipment available. A current Senior Center membership is required. Senior Center Fitness Room visits are $1.50 each and are sold in packages of 5 ($7.50), 10 ($15), 15 ($22.50) and 20 ($30) visits. As with any exercise program, please be sure to check with your doctor before starting.

Fitness Room Orientation3rd Friday of the month at 1:00PM. Learn how to safely use the fitness equipment. RSVP at the Senior Center Front Desk to attend an Orientation.

Personal Trainer SessionsThe Senior Center has a Certified Personal Trainer/Senior Fitness Specialist that can assist you in your fitness needs. She can meet with you to talk about your needs and goals, put together a workout schedule and help train you in the Fitness Room. Clients schedule and pay for their training sessions directly with the trainer. Contact the Senior Center front desk for more information (408) 586-3400.

Adult 50+ Trips and FitnessTripsThe Senior Center offers one-day trips and long-distance trips throughout the year. Detailed information on these trips is available at the Senior Center.

Day Trips: Registration for these trips is at the Senior Center and requires a current Senior Center Membership. Trip information, including registration dates, is available in the Senior Connection Newsletter.• January 24: California Academy of Sciences• February 24: Pacific Orchid & Garden Expo• March 7: Hakone Gardens• March 21: Treasure Island Culinary Institute• April 10: Elkhorn Slough Safari• TBA: Wine Tasting/Tour

Extended Stay Trips Preview of Upcoming Premier World DiscoveryFriday, February 10 at 10:30AMIf you enjoy traveling and new experiences, check out the upcoming trips the Senior Center is offering! Kris Adams from Premier World Discovery Trips will present information on all our extended stay trips in 2017. Detailed flyers on these trips are available at the Senior Center. Extended Stay trips require full payment 75 days prior to departure.

2017 TripsDetailed information will be available soon• Branson, Memphis & Nashville (9 days, departs 5/10/17) • Yellowstone & the Wild West, (7 days, departs 6/23/17)• Pacific Coast Adventure (7 days, departs 8/17/17)• Philadelphia, The Poconos & the Brandywine Valley

(6 days, departs 10/8/17)


Milpitas Sports Center

Fitness Center and Gym• Cardio Equipment• Free Weights• Strength Training Machines • Indoor Basketball Courts • Dance Studios• Locker Rooms• 2 Outdoor Pools

Aquatic Programs• Lap Swim• Water Excercise• Rusty Hinges• Moms in Motion (seasonal)• Arthritis Aquatics

Fitness Classes• Body Architect • Total Body Conditioning • Feldenkrais• Fit for Life • Pilates• Power Hour• Power Up• Sweat and Sculpt• Extreme Interval• Adrenalin Rush• Ignite Boot Camp • U-Jam• Yogalates• Zumba Gold and Basic • Yoga (Beginning,

Morning, Hatha, Gentle, Vinyasa, Lunchtime, and Stretch)

Sports Center Visits PassesMembership fee is $4 per visit.

# of Visits Member fee Adult 50+ fee

5 Visits $20 $10

10 Visits $40 $20

15 Visits $60 $30

20 Visits $80 $40

Sports Center Unlimited Packages# of Months Member fee Adult 50+ fee

Monthly $50 $25

3 Months $150 $75

6 Months $250 $125

12 Months $450 $225

Please Note: All fees are subject to a transaction fee up to $3. Non-residents incur an annual fee of $50. Passes are non-refundable and non-transferrable.

Fitness OrientationNew members can take part in a Fitness Center Orientation led by our qualified personal trainers! Call and reserve your space today: Every 3rd Monday of the Month, 1:45PM to 2:30PM. Membership is required.

Personal Trainers AvailableDon’t want to do it alone? Personal training services are available! Check in with the front desk for information.

1325 E. Calaveras Blvd. (408) 586-3225

Monday - Thursday, 6:00AM - 9:00PMFriday, 6:00AM - 5:00PM

Saturday, 8:00AM - 1:00PMDrop-in fee is $7 per visit.

Try Before You Buy!Not sure if you’re ready to commit to a membership, but want to try all the exciting fitness classes we offer? Don’t wait! You can stop by during normal business hours and sign-up for a 3 DAY TRIAL VISIT PASS.(Promotion ends April 20, 2017)

General Policies• Unauthorized personal training, fitness, or dance

instruction is not permitted in this facility.• No unsupervised minors are allowed poolside or sitting in

the Sports Center foyer while adults are using the facility.• Participants in high school may become a member with

proof of a valid school ID. Parent/guardian must be on site during the entire workout.

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/sports-center/


Adult Sports

BasketballMonday, 5:00PM - 9:00PM

Saturday, 8:00AM - 1:00PM

Three courts available to join in pick-up games and enjoy a great

workout. High school age and older (ID required).

PickleballTuesday, 5:00PM - 9:00PM

Courts available for both doubles and singles play. High school-age

and older.

VolleyballWednesday, 5:00PM - 9:00PM

Three courts of beginner through advanced play available for pick-up

games. Sign up individually or with a team. High school-age and older.

Team RegistrationRegistration packets for adult sports leagues can be picked up at the Milpitas Sports Center, Community Center or downloaded from Recreation Sports Center website pages on the City of Milpitas website (www. ci.milpitas.ca.gov). You can also have a packet mailed to you by calling the Sports Center at (408) 586-3225. Team Registration materials will only be accepted at the Sports Center. Payment is due when application is submitted. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Fees$500 per team$10 non resident fee (per each qualifying participant)$525 Resident Corporate Teams1st place winners will receive a 20% discount next season.

Men’s Spring LeagueMarch 23-May 11

Registration Period: January 3, 2017-March 4, 2017

Registration Packets available now!

Night of Play: Thursdays

Basketball LeaguesRunning Rebels

Fall 2015 Champions


Facility Rentals

*Please Note: Fees subject to change. The application fee is non-refundable.

Room Min. Hours Capacity Deposit Resident Fees Non-Resident Fees

Auditorium 3 hours

300 Dining

500 Theater

$750 $200/hr $260/hr

Additional Facility

Attendant$30/hr $60/hr

Rental Transfer Fee $100 $100

CommunityCenter

457 E. Calaveras Blvd.(408) 586-3210


Auditorium 3 hours

120 w/ Dance Floor

150 w/o Dance Floor

175Theater

$750 $180/hr $240/hr

Additional Facility



Barbara Lee Senior Center40 N. Milpitas Blvd.

(408) 586-3400


Auditorium 3 hours 80 Dining $750 $160/hr $220/hr

Additional Facility



Sal Cracolice Recreation Facility

791 Garden St.(408) 586-3210

*Classrooms and Meeting Rooms available.**Rentals are subject to a $20 application fee.



http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/facility-rental/facility-rental-community-center/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/facility-rental/facility-rental-community-center/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/facility-rental/barbara-lee-senior-center/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/facility-rental/barbara-lee-senior-center/


*Please Note: Fees subject to change. Rate includes application fee. The application fee is non-refundable.

Facility RentalsRoom Min. Hours Capacity Deposit Resident Fees Non-Resident Fees

Large Gym 3 hours 683 $750 $80/hr $160/hr

Additional Attendant $30/hr $60/hr

Training Pool 2 hours 20 $500 $50/hr $100/hr

Yard Pool 2 hours 150 $500 $60/hr $120/hr

Meter Pool 2 hours 160 $500 $70/hr $140/hr

Lifeguard (2 required) 2 hours $15/hr $30/hr


Sports Center1325 E. Calaveras Blvd.

(408) 586-3225

Artificial Turf Min. Hours Deposit Resident Fees Non-Resident Fees

Football/Soccer Field with Lights 2 hours $1,000 $160/hr $320/hr

Football/Soccer Field without Lights 2 hours $1,000 $150/hr $300/hr

Soccer/Volleyball Field with Lights 2 hours $750 $110/hr $220/hr

Soccer/Volleyball Field without Lights 2 hours $750 $100/hr $200/hr

Attendant/Scorekeeper $30/hr $60/hr

Fields and Outdoor Facilities

(408) 586-3225(Reservations accepted

at the Sports Center)

Natural Turf Min. Hours Deposit Resident Fees Non-Resident Fees

Softball/Baseball Field without Lights 2 hours $750 $20/hr $40/hr

Softball/Baseball Field with Lights 2 hours $750 $30/hr $60/hr

Soccer Field without Lights 2 hours $750 $30/hr $60/hr

Soccer Field with Lights 2 hours $750 $40/hr $80/hr


Tennis Courts Min. Hours Deposit Resident Fees Non-Resident Fees

Tennis Courts without Lights 1 hour $250 $8/hr per court $10/hr per court

Tennis Courtswith Lights 1 hour $250 $10/hr

per court$12/hr

per court

*Classrooms and Meeting Rooms available.

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/our-facilities/facility-rental/facility-rental-sports-center/





Natural Turf Min. Hours Deposit Resident Fees Non-Resident Fees

Softball/Baseball Field without Lights 2 hours $750 $20/hr $40/hr

Softball/Baseball Field with Lights 2 hours $750 $30/hr $60/hr

Soccer Field without Lights 2 hours $750 $30/hr $60/hr

Soccer Field with Lights 2 hours $750 $40/hr $80/hr


Park Rentals

Park Rental Rates

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*Please Note: Fees subject to change. Rate includes application fee. The application fee is non-refundable.

Please enjoy all of our parks and facilities shown on this map! The below listed parks are not available for rental, but are open to the public during regular park hours (dawn to dusk).

1) City Hall 2) Community Center 3) Sports Center4) Barbara Lee Senior Center 5) Santa Clara County Library 6) Hidden Lake 7) Robert E. Browne Park 8) Milpitas High School 9) Dog Park 10) Ed Levin County Park 11) Parc Metro (Middle) Park12) Parc Metro (West) Park13) Hetch Hetchy Parkway14) Calaveras Ridge Park40) Sal Cracolice Recreation Facility and Bob McGuire Park

Renting a Park is Easy!Park reservations can be made up to a year in advance by Milpitas residents and up to 6 months in advance by non-residents. Park reservations must be made a minimum of 5 business days in advance of the rental date.

Picnic Area Capacity Resident Rate

Non-Resident Fee Deposit

Small Picnic Area without restroom 50 people $60 $120

Small Picnic Area 50 people $80 $140

Medium Picnic Area 100 people $140 $200

Large Picnic Area 100+ people $320 $380 $250

Our Parks and Facilities

More opportunities to rent our parks!

Now renting multiple areas in one park to

better serve you!See page 44 for details!

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/parks/

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NAME OF PARK CROSS STREETS PICNIC AREAS RESTROOMS SPORT COURTS

35 Alviso Adobe Park Alviso Adobe Ct / Piedmont 1 Small

32 Augustine Memorial Park Cortez / Coelho 3 Small Volleyball

40 Bob McGuire Garden St / S. Milpitas Blvd 1 Small Tennis

15 Ben Rodgers Grand Teton / Sequoia 2 Small

16 Calle Oriente Mini-Park Calle Oriente 1 Small

17 Cardoza Park Kennedy / Park Victoria1 Small/1 Medium/

1 Large Volleyball Horseshoe

39 Cerano Park SanDisk / Murphy Ranch 1 Small Basketball Tennis

18 Creighton Park Olympic / Park Victoria 3 Small

19 Dixon Landing Park Dixon Landing / Milmont 1 Small/1 Medium Basketball Tennis

Volleyball

20 Foothill Park Roswell 1 Medium

21 Gill Memorial Park Paseo Refugio / Santa Rita 1 Small/1 Large Basketball Tennis

31 Hall Memorial Park LaHonda / Coyote 1 Small Tennis

23 Higuera Adobe Park Wessex / Park Victoria

24 Hillcrest Park Fieldcrest / Crescent 2 Small/1 Medium

37 John McDermott Park Alvarez / Abel 1 Small

33 Jones Memorial Park Jacklin / Hillview 1 Small

25 Murphy Park Yellowstone 1 Medium Volleyball

38 O’Toole Elms Park Abel / Curtis 1 Small

34 Parc Metro East Curtis 2 Small

26 Pinewood Park Lonetree / Starlite 3 Large Basketball Tennis

27 Sandalwood Park Escuela / Russell 1 Small

28 Selwyn Park Selwyn / Dempsey 1 Small

29 Sinnott Park Clear Lake / Tahoe 1 Small Volleyball

30 Starlite Park Rudyard / Abbott 2 Small Volleyball Horseshoe

22 Strickroth Park Martil / Gemma 1 Small

36 Tom Evatt Park Abel / Machado 1 Small Basketball Tennis

Volleyball

www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov

Park Amenities

UNDER CONSTRUCTION


Community Resources

The City of Milpitas’ Recreation Services is proud to offer equal opportunity programs and services, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, or disability. Any person who requires special accommodation should contact Recreation Services at the earliest time; if possible no later than five (5) business days before the scheduled event or program. Best efforts to accommodate all requests will be made, however, it may not be possible to grant all requests. For information, please call (408) 586-3210.

Recreation Assistance Program (R.A.P.)The City of Milpitas is able to provide you and your family financial assistance to participate in Milpitas Recreation Services’ programs, if needed. Each fiscal year the program provides, to qualifying Milpitas residents, up to $250 per household. This funding allows individuals and family members to participate in the many fun and exciting recreation programs that the City of Milpitas offers through its Recreation Services’ Activity Guides.

The Recreation Assistance Program (R.A.P.) funding cycle is July 1-June 30, and is on a first-come, first-serve basis to families and individuals who meet the HUD (Housing Urban Development) requirements.

For more information on the R.A.P. program, call the Recreation Coordinator at (408) 586-3231. All information is confidential.

Should you want to contribute to the R.A.P. program, donations are accepted at the Community Center, Senior Center and Sports Center.

Go Paperless and Save Resources!Receive your bi-monthly City of Milpitas utility billsonline and pay your bills online! Visit:http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/citydept/finance/payments-vcs.asp.

Ed Levin County ParkMilpitas is home to beautiful Santa Clara County Park Ed Levin! Questions about rentals, fees and park hours should be directed to their park office at:3100 Calaveras Road, Milpitas, CA 95035-5439(408) 262-6980 [email protected]

Milpitas Public Library160 N. Main St., MilpitasLibrary Hours (All hours subject to change):Monday-Wednesday ............................. 1:00PM - 9:00PMThursday-Saturday ............................... 10:00AM - 6:00PM Sunday .................................................... 12:00PM - 6:00PMFor information on Story Time and other programs, please call (408) 262-1171.

Milpitas City Hall A Passport Acceptance FacilityThe City Clerk’s Office at City Hall has been designated as a passport acceptance facility by the U.S. State Department. Passport application appointments are available Monday-Friday, 9:00AM - 11:00AM and 1:00PM - 3:00PM (closed 11:00AM - 1:00PM). Call (408) 586-3001 for an appointment. No walk-ins accepted.

For additional information on Passports, call (408) 586-3001. Information and forms are also available online at www.travel.state.gov.

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/recreation-services/recreation-assistance-program-rap/

https://www.sccl.org/Locations/Milpitas

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/city-clerk/passport-services/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/milpitas/departments/city-clerk/passport-services/


Community ResourcesAnnual Compost Give-AwayUsing compost in your garden gives flowers and bushes that little something extra, especially when it’s free! Republic Services will hold its Annual Compost Giveaway event at Newby Island Resource Recovery Park on Saturday, April 15, 2017, 7:00AM – 11:00AM. Try carpooling with neighbors! Remember, only two free bags of compost per household. Look for your coupon in The Milpitas Post and at City of Milpitas public counters in April. Free Neighborhood Clean-UpsThe City of Milpitas and Republic Services will host Neighborhood Clean-up & Recycling Events on April 8, 2017! Milpitas residents are encouraged to choose one of three designated locations to dispose their household waste and recycling.

You’re invited to drop-off the following material free of charge:• Appliances• Regular Household Trash• Metals (Washer/Dryer, Water Heaters, Bed Frames• Clean Wood (unpainted)• Clean Cardboard

Republic Services cannot accept:• Refrigerators/Freezers• Mattresses & Box Springs• Tires• Commercial Waste• Carpets• Construction & Demolition Waste• Concrete• Computers/TVs• Household Hazardous Waste

You’ll receive a notice two weeks before the event with detailed guidelines and drop-off locations. For more details please contact Republic Services at (408) 432-0444.

Curbside CollectionBe sure to set out your single-stream recycling and garbage carts on the street, wheels against the curb, before 6:00AM. on your collection day. When your recycling cart is full, cut or fold flattened cardboard so that it will fit inside and place it next to the cart. Used motor oil may be set out in approved jugs only at the curb, not on the street. Get approved jugs at your neighborhood fire station. Service questions? Call your friendly Republic Services Customer Service Representative at (408) 432-0444.

Composting at HomeInterested in composting in your own backyard? It’s easy! • Select a dry, shady spot near a water source for compost

pile or bin• Add food scraps and yard trimmings as they become

available. Make sure to chop or shred larger pieces of material

• Moisten dry materials as they are added to the pile or bin• Once your compost pile is established, mix yard

trimmings and food waste into the pile, burying fruit and vegetable waste under 10 inches of compost material.

• Cover top of compost with a tarp to keep it moist. When the material at the bottom is dark and rich in color, your compost is ready to use. This usually takes a few weeks.

• Get a free pound of Redworms when you take a composting workshop with the UC Cooperative Extension’s Home Composting Education Program. Go to www.ucanr.edu/hcep to sign-up!

Illegal Scavenging & DumpingStealing glass/plastic bottles or aluminum cans out of recycling bins is illegal in the City of Milpitas! Scavenging is dangerous and expensive for all, so please be sure to report all scavengers to the Milpitas Police Department at (408) 586-2400.

Any waste stored on private property within public view is the responsibility of the property owner. If you notice unauthorized items in a trash area, either place the items in your trash bin or call Republic Services at (408) 432-0444 to have the material removed for a fee.


Milpitas City CommissionsMilpitas citizens that would like to assist the City Council in forming government policy may do so by serving on a City Commission. Appointments are made by the Mayor with the concurrence of the City Council. If you are interested in participating in one of the commissions listed below, please contact the City Clerk’s office at (408) 586-3003 to request an application!

Applications can also be download from the City of Milpitas website at www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission.

City of Milpitas Services and Information

Business Licenses......................................(408) 586-3100City Hall......................................................(408) 586-3000Fire Department, Non-Emergency.........(408) 586-2800Graffiti Hotline...........................................(408) 586-3079City Manager’s Office...............................(408) 586-3051Office of Emergency Services.................(408) 586-2810PAL (Police Athletic League)..................(408) 586-2545Building Department.................................(408) 586-3240Public Works...............................................(408) 586-2600Police Department, Non-Emergency......(408) 586-2400Water Department......................................(408) 586-3100

Milpitas Facility Addresses

City Hall ....................................... 455 E. Calaveras Blvd.Fire Station #1 ............................. 777 S. Main StreetFire Station #2.............................. 1263 Yosemite Drive Fire Station #3 .............................. 45 Midwick DriveFire Station #4 .............................. 775 Barber LaneMilpitas High School ................. 1285 Escuela ParkwayPolice Department ...................... 1275 N. Milpitas Blvd.Public Works .................................1265 N. Milpitas Blvd.

Arts Commission Library Commission Senior AdvisoryCommission

Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Commission

Mobile Home Park Rental Review Commission

Sister CitiesCommission

Community Advisory Commission

Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources

CommissionTelecommunications

Commission

Economic Development Commission Planning Commission Veterans Commission

Emergency Preparedness Commission

Recycling and Source Reduction Advisory

CommissionYouth Advisory

Commission

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/arts/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/library/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/senior-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/senior-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/bicycle-pedestrian-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/bicycle-pedestrian-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/sister-cities/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/sister-cities/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/community-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/community-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/parks-recreation-cultural-resources/



http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/telecommunications/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/telecommunications/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/economic-development/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/economic-development/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/planning-commission/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/veterans/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/emergency-preparedness/



http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/recycling-source-reduction-advisory/



http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/youth-advisory/

http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/our-government/commission/youth-advisory/


How to RegisterMilpitas ResidentsOnline Registration begins at 12:00AM on Tuesday, January 10, 2017.

In-Person Registration begins at 8:00AM on Tuesday, January 10, 2017.

Non-Milpitas ResidentsOnline Registration begins at 12:00AMon Thursday, January 12, 2017.

In-Person Registration begins at 8:00AM on Thursday, January 12, 2017.

Download a registration form here:1) Go to http://www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov2) Select “Recreation Services” under “Government” in the top menu. 3) Select “Activity Guide & Registration” in the left side menu4) Scroll down to the “Registration Forms” link.

Or type this URL directly into your internet browser:www.ci.milpitas.ca.gov/_pdfs/rec_form_registration.pdf

My class was cancelled?Unfortunately, classes are sometimes cancelled if there aren’t enough registered participants. Please register early and avoid disappointment.

ONLINE:• Go to https://activenet.active.com/milpitasrec• Create an account or simply start your search by

typing in class titles or activity numbers!• Refunds for classes registered online must

still go through our recreation offices and will take up to 30 days for processing and return of payment. Transfers between classes are not available for online classes.

IN PERSON• In-person registration begins 8:00AM on

Tuesday, January 10, at the Milpitas Community Center, 457 E. Calaveras Blvd., Milpitas.

• Two forms of proof of residency in Milpitas is required:

1. CA driver’s license, and one of the following: 2. Current utility bill, bank statement, or credit

card statement.

BY MAIL• Mail-in registrations will be randomly added to

what was received that day. • Mail completed form with payment, and proof of residency to: Class Registration, 457 E. Calaveras Blvd., Milpitas, CA 95035.

BY FAX• Completed registration forms can be faxed

to (408) 586-3295. Credit card payment and proof of Milpitas residency are required. Faxed registrations will be randomly added to the forms received on that day.

Transaction Fees (In Person)Totals under $50 have a $1 Transaction FeeTotals over $50 have a $3 Transaction Fee

Online Transaction Fee6.5% + $1 for totals $0-$1503.5% + $5.50 for totals $150 - $5002.5% + $10.50 for totals $500+

* minimum service charge of $1.00

Minimum Age Requirements Participants must meet the minimum age requirement for the program/class being registered for by the first day of class.

Late RegistrationRegistration will not be accepted after the second class.

Class PaymentsFull payment is required at the time of registration. Payments can be submitted in the forms of cash, checks (payable to “City of Milpitas”), money orders and credit cards.

Material FeesIf the class has a material fee, the material fee is paid directly to the instructor on the first day of class, and is not refunded if you cancel/transfer out of the class. Senior DiscountsSenior Citizens (50+ years) receive a 25% discount on all Recreation Services program participation fees, except trips, personal trainer services and Senior Center Programs.

Registration ConfirmationsRegistration receipts are emailed to those who provide email addresses on their registration forms. Receipts can be picked up in person as well. Receipts will not be mailed.

Special AccommodationsIf you or a family member require special accommodations for a class registered for online, see the Special Accommodations on the information page to notify staff of the accommodation request.


Registration PoliciesREFUND/CANCELLATIONSIn order to receive a refund check, you must submit the Transfer/Refund Request Form to the office 10 calendar days prior to the first Class. “Class” shall mean all of the meetings for each separate activity per session.• A $10 service charge is withheld from each Class you are requesting

a refund for. Material fees are non-refundable if you cancel/transfer out of the class.

• • Refund/Transfer amounts up to $10 will be issued as a credit on your Recreation Services’ Account to be used for future Classes or programs. Refunds for amounts of $10.01 and more will be issued as a refund check. You will receive your refund check in the mail in 30 days.

• Please Note: If your class payment was made with a credit card, refunds cannot be credited back to the credit card.

• For cancellations with less than 10 calendar days prior to the start of the program, you will be issued a credit on your Recreation Services’ Account to be used for future Classes or programs, minus a $10 processing fee for each Class cancellation. If the Class has started, you may cancel prior to the second Class meeting and receive a prorated credit on your account minus a $10 processing fee. Medical emergencies are exempt from the policy; however, a signed statement from your doctor is required prior to the last Class to be eligible for a refund and will be prorated for Classes that were attended.

• Online registration transaction fees are non-refundable.• All transaction fees are non-refundable• Credits of $15 or more expire after (3) three years. Credits of less

than $15 expire after (1) one year. Unclaimed credits will become City property.

TRANSFERSTransferring from one Class to another Class is permitted without a processing fee, as long as the office is notified with a Transfer/Refund Request Form 7 calendar days prior to a Class starting and the pro-grams are within the same registration season (spring, fall or summer). If the transfer request is made with less than 7 calendar days prior to the Class, a $10 processing fee will be charged for each transfer. All transfers must be done prior to the second class meeting.

CLASS CANCELLATIONS and WAITING LISTSShould a Class not meet its minimum number of students within 3 days of starting, it will be cancelled. If a Class has reached its maximum capacity prior to your registration, you will automatically be placed on the waiting list without payment. Should an opening occur, Recreation will contact those on the waiting list, in order of placement and pay-ment is required at that time. Being placed on the waiting list does not guarantee enrollment in the Class. Please do not go to the Class if you are on the waiting list.

LATE PICK-UP POLICYFor the safety of our participants, it is required that they are picked-up on time at the end of each Class. Should the participant be picked-up late, a $10 late fee (starting one minute after the end of Class) will be charged, with an additional $10 for every 10 minutes thereafter. Should the participant not be picked-up within a half hour of the end of the Class, the Milpitas Police Department will be contacted. Late fees must be paid within three (3) business days, of receiving the late fee notice, otherwise your child will not be allowed to return to the Class/program.

CAMP AND WORKSHOP REFUND/TRANSFERSIn order to receive a refund for a program that occurs for five (5) consecutive days or less, you must notify the Recreation Services Department 10 days prior to t he beginning of the first day of the program and a full refund will be issued, minus a $10 service charge. Refunds and/or credits will not be issued with less than 10 days notice. Medical emergencies are exempt from the policy; however, a signed statement from your doctor is required prior to the last day of Class to be eligible for a refund and will be prorated for Classes that were attended. Transfers will only be granted with 10 days notification prior to the beginning of camp/workshop.

CODE OF CONDUCT POLICYAll individuals are expected to abide by the 5 “C’s” of the Code of Conduct; creating a fair, secure and friendly place to learn and play:• Care - caring for self, others and the environment.• Courtesy - speaking and behaving politely and kindly towards others;

showing excellence in manners.• Consideration - showing respect for self and others; tolerating

others; thinking of the feelings/circumstances of others.• Cooperation - contributing to a positive tone/image; accepting

consequences when rules are broken; working, studying and playing cooperatively with others.

• Common sense - use common sense by stopping and thinking carefully before doing anything!

Violation of the Code of Conduct outlined above may result in disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion from Milpitas Recreation Services programs and facilities, forfeiture of fees, and financial restitution for any damage. In the case of a minor, parental responsibility will apply to all of the above actions.

DISCIPLINE PLAN1. Behavior Incident Intervention - Private, verbal warning.2. Recurrence/Second Incident Intervention - “Cool Off” Time/Removal from the group. Discussion

of the incident with staff: when the participant deems himself/herself ready to follow the rules, he/she may rejoin the group.

3. Recurrence/Third Incident Parent phone contact by participant in the staff’s/instructor’s presence,

indicating that the next incident will result in removal or suspension from the program. An Incident Report is completed by staff, documenting incident(s) and measures taken.

4. Recurrence/Fourth Incident Coordinator/instructor will contact the parent to remove the participant

from the program. The child will be eligible to return to the program once parent(s) have attended a conference with the Coordinator/Instructor.

The following behaviors will result in the IMMEDIATE REMOVAL of the participant:• Fighting (hitting, punching, or kicking another participant —regardless

of reason, or who hit first).• Physical abuse of a staff member.• Direct abusive/obscene/profane language/gesture or behavior

toward staff or participants.

INFORMATION OF PARTICIPANT(S)LAST Name Only:Address: City: Zip:Home Phone: ( ) Day Phone: ( )Emergency Contact: Relationship: Phone: ( )Name of Medical Provider (if applicable):Present Physician/Location (if applicable):Known Medical Conditions/Allergies:To have a receipt emailed, please provide your email address:Does the participant(s) require any special accommodations to participate in these activities? Yes NoIf yes, a Recreation Services staff person will contact you.Photo/Video Release: I agree to allow the use of my/my children(s) photograph and/or video for program publicity. Yes No

LIST ALL PARTICIPANTS BELOW

First & Last Name Birthdate SexActivity Code

1st ChoiceActivity Code

2nd ChoiceActivity Code

3rd Choice Program Fee

$$$$$$

Would you like to make a donation to the Recreation Assistance Program (R.A.P.) for fee assistance? Enter amount here: $Processing Fee: $

Total Here: $

CREDIT CARD PAYMENTI authorize the use of my credit card: Visa MC AMEX DISCName as it appears on card:

Card #:Expiration Date (Month/Year):Signature: Date:

PAYMENT BY CHECKPlease make check for first choice class(es).Make check payable to: “City of Milpitas”Mail to: Class Registration 457 E. Calaveras Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035

Signature(s) ____________________________ ______________________________ Date __________________

Print Name(s) __________________________ ______________________________ Participants Parent Legal Guardian

OFFICE USE ONLY

Date Rec’d # of Checks Credit $ Returned Check(s)Staff Reg.# Resident Non-Resident Rct.#

DO NOT SIGN THIS DOCUMENT BEFORE YOUR READ IT AS IT CONTAINS A WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY TO WHICH YOU WILL BE BOUND.I, ___________________________________ declare that I am the parent/legal guardian of _____________________________________. I, the undersigned, do hereby agree to allow the individual(s) named herein to participate in the aforementioned activity(ies) and I further agree to indemnify and hold the City of Milpitas harmless from and against any and all liability for any injury which may be suffered by the aforementioned individual arising out of or in any way connected with his/her participation in this activity. The undersigned further authorizes the administration of any first aid steps that may be deemed necessary by qualified personnel. I also grant full permission to the City of Milpitas to use the name and any photographs, video graphs, motion pictures or recordings of the individuals named herein for any publicity and promotion purposes without obligation of liability to me. I verify that all the above information is true and accurate. I have read, understand and agree to all of the policies of Milpitas Recreation Services in regards to Refund/Cancellations, Transfers, Late Pick-Ups, Camp, and Workshop Refunds/Transfers, Code of Conduct and Discipline Plan, Class Cancellations and Wait Lists listed in the current Activity Guide, on the website and/or on the back of this form. I ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS WAIVER AND RELEASE AND I FULLY UNDERSTAND THAT, BY SIGNING BELOW, I AM WAIVING ANY RIGHTS THAT I MAY HAVE TO BRING A LEGAL ACTION OR ASSERT A CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY OF MILPITAS FOR NEGLIGENCE ON BEHALF OF MYSELF AND THE INDIVIDUALS NAMED HEREIN.

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REGISTRATION FORM Please PRINT all information. Incomplete forms will not be processed.

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