Fall '15 Activity Guide

ShorewoodRecreation and Community Services

1701 E Capitol DriveShorewood, WI 53211414.963.6913 x 4www.shorewoodschools.org

Recreational and Educational classes for Children, Teens, Adults, Seniors, and Families

Fall 2015 Activity Guide

Shorewood Recreation & Community Services Department

Dr. Bryan Davis - Superintendent [email protected] Stolz - Director [email protected] Phalin - Recreation Supervisor [email protected] Megan Welch - Recreation Supervisor [email protected] Wilson - Fitness Center Manager [email protected] Buckley - Fitness Center Supervisor [email protected] Rangel-Kubacki - Secretary [email protected] Xistris - Secretary [email protected] Maier - Atwater Bright Beginnings [email protected] Thoreson - Lake Bluff Bright Beginnings [email protected]

Plus the 100+ seasonal instructors who work very hard to provide you with the selection and quality of programs offered year-round.

The Shorewood School Board:Paru Shah - President

Colin Plese - Vice PresidentRuth Treisman - Treasurer

Rodney Cain - ClerkRob Reinhoffer - Member

AFFILIATIONS

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My name is DaMara Buckley. I re-cently graduated from Carroll Uni-versity in Exercise Science with a minor in Business Management. I decided to pursue this degree be-cause of my strong love for fitness and exercise. I did my internship as a personal trainer at Gold’s Gym and was then hired as a trainer. I love the impact you can have on someone’s day or life through fitness. I am ex-cited to bring my knowledge and skills I have learned to Shorewood.

We are excited to announce the appointment of Dr. Bryan Da-vis as the new Superintendent of Shorewood Schools. Dr. Da-vis was chosen after an extensive search.“We are confident that we found the right fit for Shorewood with Dr. Davis,” said School Board President Paru Shah. “He has a proven track record of meeting the needs of all students, including underachieving and high-achieving students, and comes to our District with a depth and breadth of experience which will serve us well. Dr. Davis will be an invaluable asset to us as both an educational and community leader.”Dr. Davis holds a BSE in Business Education, Masters in Edu-cational Administration, and Ph. D. in Urban Education from UW-Milwaukee. He has served as the Superintendent of the

Columbus School District, in Columbus, WI since 2010, and previously held positions as Principal of Green Bay Southwest High School and Associate Principal of Green Bay Preble High School.“I am humbled to be selected to serve as the next Superintendent of the Shorewood School Dis-trict,” Dr. Davis remarked. “My wife, our daughters, and I are looking forward to living in Shorewood and becoming active members of the community.”During his time at Columbus, Dr. Davis increased student performance, oversaw a major district-wide renovation, and established the Project Lead the Way/STEM programming for grades K-12. The Shorewood School Board and District are looking forward to working with Dr. Davis and wel-coming him and his family to the Shorewood community.

Meet Shorewood’S New SuperiNteNdeNt...

I look forward to helping to teach others new skills while also gain-ing new experiences and build relationships. In the gym, I love lifting heavy and finding new limits for myself. Outside of work and the gym, I enjoy spending my time outdoors. I grew up in Waukesha, so I am excited to explore Shorewood.

Meet Shorewood’S New FitNeSS CeNter SuperviSor...

Table of ContentsPrograms Page NumberBe Our Guest Senior Pass.................................................................19Birthday Parties.................................................................................30Bright Beginnings Preschool Program...............................................10Community Contacts and Events.......................................................35General Information.....................................................................31 - 32Program Descriptions..................................................................25 - 30Volunteer & Sponsor Information........................................................24Adult and Senior ProgramsAdult Men’s Basketball League............................................................8Programs starting in September.....................................................6 - 7Programs starting in October...............................................................8Programs starting in November......................................................8 - 9Programs starting in December...........................................................9

Activity Nights.....................................................................................11Basketball, Junior Greyhound Boys...................................................15Basketball Recreation Program.........................................................16Flag Football Program.......................................................................13Ice Skating Lessons at Pettit National Ice Center............................17Programs starting in September...................................................12 - 13Programs starting in October..............................................................16Programs starting in November...................................................18 - 19Programs starting in December.........................................................19Ski & Snowboard Club at Sunburst....................................................17STEM Programs.........................................................................14 - 15

Aquatics

Registration InformationOnline Registration Begins

Resident - Monday, August 17 at 6:00 amNon-Resident - Friday, August 21 at 6:00 am

How to Pay Less For your ProgramsAll program registrations must occur prior to classes starting, or by the sign-up deadline. The price of the class is increased by $10 if you register the day of or after the class has started.The Shorewood Recreation Department uses email as a primary means of communication. This will be how we contact you on program waiting lists, cancellations, confirmations, notifications and updates. Please make sure we have your current email address on file.

ONLINE - To improve efficiency, Shorewood Recreation is encouraging participants to register online. Visit shorewoodschools.org and go to the Recreation tab for the easiest way to sign up. Click on the registration link to begin. If you have never registered online, you may call our office to set up an account and password. If you need assistance, we will be happy to walk you through the online registration process. See Guideline #31 on page 32 for the steps on how to register online. You can register online any day of the week or time, and they are processed instantly.

DROP BOX - Registration begins for Residents and Non-Residents on Tuesday, Septem-ber 1, 2015. Place your completed registration form along with your payment in a sealed envelope. The drop box is located on the outside doors leading to the Recreation Depart-ment office in the Administration Building at the High School.

MAIL - Registration begins for Residents and Non-Residents on Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Mail the registration form with your payment to Shorewood Recreation and Commu-nity Services Department, 1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211.

WALK-IN - Registration for Residents and Non-Residents begins on Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm & 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm. The Recreation Department office is located in the Administration Building on the first floor of Shorewood High School at 1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211.

TELEPHONE - (414) 963-6913 x 4, begins for Residents and Non-Residents on Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Telephone registration will be accepted only during office hours and with VISA, MASTERCARD or DISCOVER payment. Telephone lines are limited, your pa-tience is appreciated.

Resident status includes individuals living in Shorewood, Shorewood School District and Village employees, all students enrolled in Shorewood Public Schools and their families, and non-resident taxpayers of Shorewood.

Community Swim Schedule...............................................................23Swim Lessons.............................................................................21 - 22Water Aerobics..................................................................................22

Shorewood Community Fitness Center 5

Youth Programs

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Special Olympics 13

INFORMATION

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MiSSioN StateMeNtThe mission of the Shorewood Recreation and Community Service Department is to provide community services and life-long learning opportunities through recreation, education, and fitness programs to enhance the quality of life for residents of the Shorewood community.

School Locations & Telephone Numbers

Atwater School Intermediate School2100 E. Capitol Drive 3830 N. Morris Blvd. (414) 963-6962 (414) 963-6951

Lake Bluff School Shorewood High School1600 E. Lake Bluff Blvd. 1701 E. Capitol Drive(414) 963-6972 (414) 963-6921

Recreation Department Office HoursMonday - Friday

8:00 am - 12:00 pm12:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Closed: Monday, September 7, Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27

LocationShorewood High School

Administrative Building, 1st floor1701 E. Capitol DriveShorewood, WI 53211

Telephone NumbersShorewood Recreation and Community Services

Telephone: (414) 963-6913 x 4Fax: (414) 961-3175

VHE Pool Information: (414) 963-6913 x 1Program Information / Weather Cancellation Line:

(414) 963-6913 x 3

Shorewood Community Fitness Center (414) 961-3100Shorewood High School Campus

Shorewood Community Fitness Center

Fitness CenterParking Lot

Entrance to SHSParking Lot

Parking Lot

Entrance after5:00 pm

Rec. Dept. Drop Box

Administration Building

Rec. Dept.

Science Building

SHS Front Lawn

ScienceField

VHE Pool

North Gym

SHS Pool

P.E. BuildingRoom 209 & 210

(2nd Floor)

Upper Gym(2nd Floor)

Bowling Lanes & Youth Center(Lower Level)Arena

SHSDiamond

Bowling Lanes

Physical Education Building

SHS ScienceRoom 240

SHS ScienceRoom 140

SHS Science Room 136

SHS Science Room 130

SHS StaffLounge

Choir Room 273

SHS OrchestraRoom 278

Dance Studio Room 276(2nd Floor)

Studio Theatre Room 179

Band Room 78(Lower Level)

East Capitol Drive

North O

akland Avenue

VHE PoolUpper Lobby

Performing Arts

Building

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SHS Conference Room 116

SHS West and East Mac Lab (2nd Floor)

FaciLity usage aFter 5 Pm and weekendsPlease use these doors to enter and exit the buildings on the weekends or after 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

ATWATER SCHOOLMain Front DoorEarly Education Building - Both doors

LAKE BLUFF SCHOOLBack DoorEarly Education Building - Both doors

SHOREWOOD INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL (SIS)Main Front Door

SHOREWOOD HIGH SCHOOL (SHS)Administration Building - Southeast entrance by adminis-trative parking

Science Building - VHE Pool entrance and middle entrance

Performing Arts Building - Southwest door, across from Ad-ministration Building

Arena, Bowling Lanes, and Youth Center - Arena Building Front Door

Fitness Center - Main door

Coaches Conference Room 204

Mezz. Level

SHOREWOOD COMMUNITY FITNESS CENTER

~Membership Is Open To The Public~

“To promote the vitality, health and well-being of youth, student-athletes, and adults.”

The Shorewood Community Fitness Center offers members a complete line of strength machines, cardiovascular machines, and free weights. Our profes-sional and caring staff ensures all members receive a complete and individual-ized fitness program. Membership eligibility begins at Grade 7.

• Cardio Machines• Rowing Machine• Spin Bike• Benches• Olympic Platform

Stop iN aNd See what we have to oFFer

perSoNal traiNiNg: Free SeSSioNS - NoveMber oNly

Purchase a 12 pack gets you one free session! Purchase a 18 pack gets you two free sessions! Purchase a 30 pack gets you three free sessions! Come into the SCFC to fill out an interest form and discuss the opportunity with a personal trainer. The SCFC has nationally certified personal trainers who will use their knowledge and experience to help you achieve your fitness goals.

Located on the campus of Shorewood High School1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood, WI 53211Telephone: (414) 961-3100Fax: (414) 961-3175Website: www.shorewoodfitness.comFitness Center Manager: Jake Wilson, [email protected] Center Supervisor: DaMara Buckley, [email protected]

Silver SNeakerS

The SCFC is offering the Silver Sneakers Membership Program for senior citi-zens age 65 and older. If you have a qualifying insurance plan you will receive a free membership to the fitness center. Silver Sneaker membership does not include usage of the VHE Pool or exercise classes. Please come into the fitness center or visit www.silversneakers.com for more information.

Days TimeMonday - Thursday 5:00 am - 9:00 pmFriday 5:00 am - 8:00 pmSaturday & Sunday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Hours oF oPeration

(Hours are subject to change.)

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5th aNNual 31 day iNdoor iroN athlete ChalleNge!

The annual 31 Day Indoor Iron Athlete Challenge is back! Participants have the month of October to complete 26.2 miles of running/elliptical, 112 miles of biking or stair stepping and 2.4 miles of swimming. We will allow 25% of the challenge to be completed outside of the Fitness Center. All participants have the option to purchase a t-shirt with this year’s logo for $12. Call (414) 961-3100 or stop by to the Fitness Center or Recreation Department to register. This program includes a one-month membership for October for non-members.Location: Shorewood Community Fitness Center & VHE PoolDate: October 1 - 31 Fee Course #FC Members $5 1186.1Non FC Members $25 1186.2T-shirts (optional) $12 1186.3

21st annuaL sHorewood community Fitness center FowL 5k saturday, november 14tH at 10:00 am at sHs track

see Page 34 For registration Form

• Free Weights• Squat Racks• Personal Trainers• Bumper Weights• Weight Machines

• Group Exercise Classes• TRX Suspension Trainers• Functional Training Areas and more...

Wanted: fitness & exercise instructors to teach classes. Contact the Recreation Dept for more information.

ADULT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN SEPTEMBER

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Class Dates Location Instructor FeeR / N-R Course #

5:30 - 6:15 am P P Aqua Boot Camp 9/8 - 10/29 VHE Pool Renee Scherck-Meyer $64 / $96 1170.1

5:40 - 6:10 am P P Step Cardio Move 9/9 - 10/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Joanne Dixon $40 / $60 1111.1

6:15 - 6:45 am P P Muscle Fitness 9/9 - 10/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Joanne Dixon $40 / $60 1125.1

6:30 - 7:15 am P P Full Body Overhaul 9/8 - 10/22 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Sam Schley $50 / $75 1101.1

7:00 - 8:00 am P Hatha Yoga 9/11 - 10/23 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Hanna Edstrom $28 / $42 1155.1

8:00 - 8:45 am P P Senior Strength 9/8 - 10/22 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Elizabeth Klijnsmit $50 / $75 1121.1

8:00 - 8:55 am P Pilates 9/12 - 10/24 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Elizabeth Klijnsmit $28 / $42 1151.2

9:00 - 9:55 am P P Pilates 9/9 - 10/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Elizabeth Klijnsmit $52 / $78 1151.1

9:00 - 10:00 am

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Vinyasa Flow Yoga9/8 - 10/20

Fitness CenterAerobics Room

Hanna Edstrom $28 / $42 1156.1

P 9/10 - 10/22 Hanna Edstrom $28 / $42 1156.2

P Total Body Conditioning 9/12 - 10/24 Elizabeth Klijnsmit $28 / $42 1180.2

9:30 am - 12:00 pmP

Sewing with Avis Marsh9/14 - 11/16

Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay

Avis Marsh $75 / $85 1602.1

P 9/16 - 11/18 Avis Marsh $75 / $85 1602.4

11:00 am - 12:15 pm PAgeless Yoga and Meditation

On 10/14 & 10/21 class is relocated to the Dance Studio Room 276

9/9 - 10/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Jamie Mullen $28 / $42 1157.1

12:30 - 3:00 pm P Sewing with Avis Marsh 9/14 - 11/16 Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay Avis Marsh $75 / $85 1602.2

3:00 - 4:00 pm P Hatha Yoga 9/12 - 10/24 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Richard Tarney $28 / $42 1155.4

4:30 - 5:15 pm P P Arthritis Exercise Program 9/1 - 9/29 SHS Staff Lounge Jan Mahlberg $32 / $48 1190.1

5:00 - 6:00 pm

P Hatha Yoga 9/8 - 10/20


Richard Tarney $28 / $42 1155.2

P P Total Body Conditioning 9/9 - 10/21 Elizabeth Klijnsmit $40 / $60 1180.1

P Hatha Yoga 9/10 - 10/22 Richard Tarney $28 / $42 1155.3

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ADULT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN SEPTEMBER


5:30 - 6:30 pm P Use Your Noodle! 9/22 - 11/10 VHE Pool Joan Walter $40 / $60 1342.1

6:00 - 8:00 pm P Cooking: Healthy Korean Vegetarian 9/10 Nicolet High School

Room B133 Saehee Chang $30 / $40 1705.1

6:00 - 8:30 pm P Indian Salads 9/22 Nicolet High SchoolRoom B133 Susan Pack $30 / $40 1706.1

6:00 - 9:00 pm

PSunset Paddle Trips

Canoe

9/8

River Revitalization2134 N. Riverboat Road

Milwaukee

Riverwest OutdoorEducational Adventures

Staff

$36 / $54per date

1252.1

P 9/15 1252.2

P 9/22 1252.3

PSunset Paddle Trips

Kayaking

9/10$36 / $54

per date

1253.1

P 9/17 1253.2

P 9/24 1253.3

6:15 - 7:15 pm P P Fit Power Mix 9/8 - 10/22 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Steven Sobolewski $56 / $84 1135.1

6:30 - 7:30 pm P Zumba Toning / Sentao 9/7 - 10/26No class 10/5

Lake Bluff Cafetorium Michelle Streng $40 / $60 1146.1

6:30 - 8:00 pm P Sensory Smart Parenting 9/16 SHS Library Nancy Peske $5 / $10 1710.1

6:30 - 8:30 pm

P Sewing, Everyday with Your Machine: Fundamentals 9/22 - 10/27 Lydell Community Center

Room 22, Whitefish Bay Sandy Saltzstein $45 / $55 1603.1

P Probate? Executor? Estate Administration Explained! 9/16 SHS Admin Bldg

Conference Room 116Dan McDermott

Aaron FoleyJess Henrickson

$5 / $10 1715.1

6:30 - 9:00 pm P Sewing with Avis Marsh 9/14 - 11/16 Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay Avis Marsh $75 / $85 1602.3

7:00 - 8:00 pmP Zumba 9/8 - 10/27

No class 10/6Lake Bluff Cafetorium Michelle Streng $40 / $60 1146.2

P Make Your Own Yogurt 9/29 SHS Science BldgRoom 130 Aparna Datey $16 / $24 1707.1

7:00 - 9:00 pm P Choral Arts 9/15 - 10/20 SHS Performing ArtsRoom 273 Jason Clark $80 / $120 1560.1

7:30 - 9:30 pm P Badminton9/16 - 12/16No class 10/28,

11/25 & 12/9

Whitefish Bay High School Field House Doug Kane $40 / $50 1415.1

7:45 - 9:45 pm P Volleyball - Coed Open 9/14 - 12/14No class 11/2

SHS North Gym Recreation Staff $52 / $78 1470.1

8:00 - 10:00 pm P Open Basketball - Men’s 9/21 - 10/26 SHS Arena Recreation Staff $20 / $30 1473.1

Not sure if you would like a class? Take 1 class free! Call the Recreation Dept for more information.7

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ADULT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN OCTOBER


10:00 - 11:00 am P Make Your Own Yogurt 10/17 SHS Science BldgRoom 130 Aparna Datey $16 / $24 1707.2


6:00 - 8:00 pm P Kimchi for a Healthy Lifestyle 10/8 Nicolet High SchoolRoom B133 Saehee Chang $30 / $40 1705.2

6:00 - 8:30 pm P Cook an Indian Meal - Part II 10/19 Nicolet High SchoolRoom B133 Susan Pack $30 / $40 1706.2

6:30 - 8:30 pm P Retiring Before 65: To Be or Not to Be? 10/20 SHS Admin Bldg

Conference Room 116Dan McDermottJess Henrickson $5 / $10 1716.1

Adult enrichment classes are available for Grade 9+

ADULT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN NOVEMBER


5:30 - 6:15 am P P Aqua Boot Camp 11/3 - 12/17No class 11/26

VHE Pool Renee Scherck-Meyer $52 / $78 1170.2

5:40 - 6:10 am P P Step Cardio Move 11/2 - 12/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Joanne Dixon $46 / $69 1111.2

6:15 - 6:45 am P P Muscle Fitness 11/2 - 12/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Joanne Dixon $46 / $69 1125.2

6:30 - 7:15 am P P Full Body Overhaul 11/3 - 12/22No class 11/26

Fitness CenterAerobics Room Sam Schley $50 / $75 1101.2

7:00 - 8:00 am P Hatha Yoga 11/6 - 12/18No class 11/27

Fitness CenterAerobics Room Hanna Edstrom $24 / $26 1155.5

8:00 - 8:45 am P P Senior Strength 11/3 - 12/22No class 11/26

Fitness CenterAerobics Room Elizabeth Klijnsmit $50 / $75 1121.2

8:00 - 8:55 am P Pilates 11/7 - 12/19No class 11/28

Fitness CenterAerobics Room Elizabeth Klijnsmit $24 / $36 1151.4

aduLt men’s basketbaLL League19 and Over League, 35 and Over LeagueThe Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department is offering a basketball league beginning in November and ending in March. Information pack-ets will be available September 11. The deadline for registration is Friday, Oc-tober 16. To request a packet, please call the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4, contact Nick Phalin via email at [email protected] or visit our website: www.shorewoodschools.org.

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Not sure if you would like a class? Take 1 class free! Call the Recreation Dept for more information.

ADULT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN NOVEMBER


9:00 - 9:55 am P P Pilates 11/2 - 12/21 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Elizabeth Klijnsmit $60 / $90 1151.3

9:00 - 10:00 am

PVinyasa Flow Yoga

11/3 - 12/22


Hanna Edstrom $32 / $48 1156.3

P 11/5 - 12/17No class 11/26 Hanna Edstrom $24 / $36 1156.4

P Total Body Conditioning 11/7 - 12/19No class 11/28 Elizabeth Klijnsmit $24 / $36 1180.4

11:00 am - 12:15 pm PAgeless Yoga and Meditation

On 11/4, 11/11 & 11/18 class is relocated to the Dance Studio Room 276

11/4 - 12/16 Fitness CenterAerobics Room Jamie Mullen $28 / $42 1157.2


3:00 - 4:00 pm P Hatha Yoga 11/7 - 12/19No class 11/28

Fitness CenterAerobics Room Richard Tarney $24 / $36 1155.8

5:00 - 6:00 pm

P P Total Body Conditioning 11/2 - 12/21No class 11/25


Elizabeth Klijnsmit $56 / $84 1180.3

P Hatha Yoga 11/3 - 12/22 Richard Tarney $32 / $48 1155.6

P Hatha Yoga 11/5 - 12/17No class 11/26

Richard Tarney $24 / $36 1155.7

6:15 - 7:15 pm P P Fit Power Mix 11/3 - 12/22No class 11/26

Fitness CenterAerobics Room Steven Sobolewski $56 / $84 1135.2

6:30 - 7:30 pm P Zumba Toning / Sentao 11/2 - 12/14 Lake Bluff Cafetorium Michelle Streng $40 / $60 1146.3

6:30 - 8:30 pm

P Sewing, Everyday with Your Machine: Studio 11/3 - 12/8 Lydell Community Center

Room 22, Whitefish Bay Sandy Saltzstein $45 / $55 1603.2

PThe “Power” of a Power of

Attorney: Health Care & Financial POAs Explained!

11/11 SHS Admin BldgConference Room 116

Dan McDermottJess Henrickson $5 / $10 1717.1

7:00 - 8:00 pm P Zumba 11/3 - 12/15 Lake Bluff Cafetorium Michelle Streng $ 40 / $60 1146.4

8:00 - 10:00 pm P Open Basketball - Men’s 11/2 - 12/14 SHS Arena Recreation Staff $24 / $36 1473.2

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ADULT ENRICHMENT AND EXERCISE PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN DECEMBER

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Class Dates Location Instructor FeeR / N-R Course #

8:15 am - 7:00 pm P Chicago, Your Way!Holiday Shopping 12/5 SHS Parking Lot Recreation Staff $32 / $48 1951.1

See Page 27 P P P American Red CrossLifeguard Certification 12/4 - 12/13 VHE Pool

SHS West Computer Lab Amy Johnson $240 / $290 1383.1


SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SHOREWOOD- BRIGHT BEGINNINGS PRESCHOOL 2015 - 2016 SCHOOL YEAR

Bright Beginnings Preschool focuses on the individual child, and provides an educational environment that stimulates and nurtures each child’s unique growth potential. We provide numerous exciting and engaging thematic units throughout the year, allowing your children to freely explore and grow in important skill development areas, including: large and fine motor skills, language and literacy, science and math, art and music. Your child’s social and emotional development is of prime importance. At Bright Beginnings, we help each child grow in her or her feelings of self-worth, self-confidence, respect, appreciation of others, love of learning and of school. Our curriculum reflects the most current understanding regarding child development and early education, and embraces Shorewood School District curriculum goals. Our classroom ratio is two adults for sixteen students.

Bright Beginnings will follow the school year calendar for the 2015 - 2016 school year. When the elementary schools do not have school, Bright Beginnings will not be held.

PRESCHOOL TOILETING GUIDELINES: All children are to be completely toilet trained before the first day of school. If your child is not complete toilet trained, you will be required to be present in the classroom and assist your child with toileting needs. Teachers and volunteers will assist children with buttons or snaps on clothing as necessary. Independence and reinforcement of self-help skills will be encouraged by the teachers.

2015 - 2016 Tuition Payments: A $200 nonrefundable deposit is required at the time of registration to reserve a spot for your child. Receive a $100 discount if tuition is paid in full at registration, otherwise a payment plan is available. NEW - Online registration now available, online fee will reflect the $100 discount (payment plans cannot be established online). No refunds or credit will be given for this program.

Course #: 5290.1Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayDate: September 9 - May 27, 2016Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,600 (Residents and Non-Residents)

- OR -

Course #: 5290.2Day: Tuesday and ThursdayDate: September 8 - May 26, 2016Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,200 (Residents and Non-Residents)

miLestones aLL day cHiLd care suPervision

Milestones will be offering an all day child care supervision on the days your child attends Bright Beginnings Preschool at both Atwater and Lake Bluff. The supervision is available Monday-Friday from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. Students must be at least three years old and completely toilet trained. If you require this supervision for your child while they are enrolled in Bright Be-ginnings, you must contact Milestones at (414) 964-5545 as availability is limited.

Must be at least 2 years and 10 months by September 8, 2015.

atwater brigHt beginnings

Location: Atwater Elementary School 2100 E. Capitol DriveRoom: Early Education Center, SE corner Teachers: Sharon Maier & Jessie WoidaRatio: 2 adults / 16 students

Lake bLuFF brigHt beginnings

Location: Lake Bluff Elementary School 1600 E. Lake Bluff BlvdNew Room: 120Teachers: Amy Thoreson & Elisabeth WittRatio: 2 adults / 16 students

Course #: 5290.3Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayDate: September 9 - May 27, 2016Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $1,600 (Residents and Non-Residents)

- OR -

Course #: 5290.5Day: Tuesday and ThursdayDate: January 5 - May 26, 2016Time: 8:30 - 11:00 amTuition: $630 (Residents and Non-Residents) (We need a minimum of 8 participants)

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sis atHLeticsGrade 7 - 8The purpose of the Shorewood School District’s youth sports pro-grams is to guide each participant - boys and girls - through an organized program that will develop the fundamentals of each sport. Sports programs are open to any student who lives in the Village of Shorewood. Whatever sport your child chooses, they will be taught the fundamentals of the sport. Skill devel-opment will be stressed throughout the season and participants will receive a basic understanding of rules, sportsmanship and teamwork by the end of the season. Please contact LeVar Ridge-way, Shorewood School District’s Athletic Director, via e-mail at [email protected] or phone at (414) 963-6924 for information on SIS Athletics.

teen Fitness orientation NewGrade 7 - 8Students can become eligible to use the Shorewood Community Fit-ness Center (SCFC) without the supervision of an adult by complet-ing this class. During the four sessions with a personal trainer, the student will learn proper techniques and safety when using equip-ment and etiquette rules pertaining to the use of the fitness center. If the student can demonstrate required knowledge and skills at the end of the four sessions, the student will be able to work out without the supervision of an adult. The student will need to purchase a fit-ness center membership. Upon registration via mail or telephone, a personal trainer will call you to schedule your four 30 minute ses-sions.Course #: 1149.1Time: Four 30 minute sessionsFee: Resident - $50 / Non-Resident - $75

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activity nigHtGrade 7 - 8, Shorewood Public School Students or Shorewood ResidentsThe Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department will be hosting Activity Nights which includes a DJ playing music by request, dance floor and open gym at Shorewood Intermediate School. Activity Nights will run from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. The Activity Night on October 2 will be from 3:30 - 5:30 pm before the SHS Homecoming Football game. Activity Nights will be supervised by parent chaperones. Parents are expected to chaperone at least one Activity Night during the year. For more information call Nick Pha-lin at the Recreation Department, (414) 963-6913 x 4 or email at [email protected].

Register for all five activity nights for only $25. Individual nights may be pur-chased for $10 per Activity Night. We will NOT accept money at the door. Students must pre-register for the activity nights. Concessions will be avail-able for purchase. Students should not bring more than $5 for concessions per Activity Night. Students must follow the SIS dress code during Activity Night.

Students must be registered with the Recreation Department in order to participate in Activity Nights.

Date: Fee Course #All 5 Dates $25 1801.1

Register for Individual Dates Date Time Fee Course #October 2, 2015 3:45 - 5:45 pm $10 1801.2November 6, 2015 7:00 - 9:00 pm $10 1801.3January 29, 2016 7:00 - 9:00 pm $10 2801.1February 26, 2016 7:00 - 9:00 pm $10 2801.2April 22, 2016 7:00 - 9:00 pm $10 3801.1

TEEN PROGRAMS

Register online at www.shorewoodschools.org

YOUTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN SEPTEMBER

Time Age GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12 Class Days Dates Location Fee

R / N-R Course #

8:30 - 9:30 am 2 - 3 years Play Group Themes Tue 9/15 - 10/27 Lake Bluff Room 120 $24 / $36 1225.1

9:00 - 11:00 am 2 ½ - 3 years

Get Ready For Preschool Thurs 9/17 - 12/17

No class 11/26 Lake Bluff Room 120 $66 / $99 1226.1

9:10 - 9:40 am 9 month - 4 years Music Makers Tue 9/29 - 10/27 Lydell Community Center

Room 19, Whitefish Bay $55 / $65 1232.1

9:50 - 10:20 am 9 month - 4 years Music Makers Tue 9/29 - 10/27 Lydell Community Center

Room 19, Whitefish Bay $55 / $65 1232.2

10:00 - 10:45 am 1 - 3 years Open Gym Fri 9/18 - 10/23 Lydell Community CenterGym, Whitefish Bay $30 / $40 1235.1

10:00 - 11:00 am 2 - 3 years Art And Reading Tue 9/15 - 10/27 Lake Bluff Room 120 $24 / $36 1227.1

10:45 - 11:30 am 1 - 3 years Open Art Fri 9/18 - 10/23 Lydell Community CenterRoom 24, Whitefish Bay $40 / $50 1236.1

10:00 am - 12:30 pm4 P 7 - 8 Drama Junior

Sat9/5 - 12/5

No class 11/14 & 11/28

Lake Bluff Cafetorium $170 / $2201574.1

4 P 7 - 8 Drama Junior - TECH 1574.2

10:00 am - 1:00 pm P 7 - 8 Fall Weekend Adventures Sat 9/12 - 10/3 See Page 26 $150 / $200 1254.1

12:30 - 2:00 pm P P 7 - 8 Lacrosse, Girls Sun 9/13 - 10/18 Whitefish Bay Armory Field 1200 E Fairmount Ave, Whitefish Bay $75 / $85 1491.1

2:00 - 3:15 pm P 5 Lacrosse InstructionBoys, Outdoor Sun 9/13 - 10/18 SHS Football Field $36 / $46 1493.1

3:30 - 4:30 pm 9 - 12 Dance For Musical Theatre Mon 9/14 - 10/26

No class 9/28SHS Dance Studio

Room 276 $42 / $63 1578.1

3:30 - 4:45 pm 6 7 - 8 Lacrosse InstructionBoys, Outdoor Sun 9/13 - 10/18 SHS Football Field $36 / $46 1493.2

N/A P P 7 - 8 Lacrosse Equipment Rental Sun 9/13 - 10/18 N/A $15 / $15 1493.3

3:30 - 5:30 pm K5 P P P P Voice Lessons Tue 9/15 - 10/13 Atwater Music Room 105 $166 / $216 1546.1

3:30 - 8:00 pm K5 P P P P Piano Lessons Mon 9/14 - 10/12 Atwater Music Room 105 $205 / $255 1545.1

3:45 - 4:30 pm P Soccer, SLaP Mon 9/14 - 10/5 Lake Bluff Upper Soccer Field (Fenced Area) $54 / $81 1440.1

3:45 - 4:45 pm

2 P P Chess InstructionGirls Only Thurs

9/17 - 10/29No class 9/24

& 10/15Lake Bluff Room 216 $36 / $54 1755.1

K5 P P P Mindful Yoga For Kids Wed 9/16 - 10/21 Atwater Gym $36 / $54 1134.2

P Cross Country Mon, Tue,Wed, & Fri 9/8 - 10/19 Lake Bluff and Atwater’s

Front Lawn (alternate each week)$26 / $39 1460.1

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YOUTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING SEPTEMBER

Time GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6


R / N-R Course #

4:00 - 4:30 pm P 1 Martial Arts,Young American Mon 9/21 - 12/7

at WFB on 11/2Lake Bluff Gym $190 / $240 1465.1

4:00 - 5:30 pm P P P PCheerleading, SHS

“Junior Greyhounds” M - F 9/28 - 10/2 SHS Upper Gym $28 / $42 1403.1

4:30 - 5:15 pm 2 P P 7 - 8 Martial Arts,Young American Mon 9/21 - 12/7

at WFB on 11/2Lake Bluff Gym $190 / $240 1465.2

4:30 - 5:30 pm 4 P 7 - 8 Dance For Musical Theatre Mon 9/14 - 10/26

No class 9/28SHS Dance Studio

Room 276 $42 / $63 1578.2

4:45 - 5:30 pm P Soccer, SLaP Mon 9/14 - 10/5 Lake Bluff Upper Soccer Field (Fenced Area) $54 / $81 1440.2

5:00 - 6:00 pm P Mindful Circles Mon 9/14 - 10/26 SHS Library $36 / $54 1133.1

6:30 - 8:30 pm11 - 12

ACT Workshop See Page 25 Nicolet High School, Room F130 $220 / $240 1725.1

11 - 12 WFB High School, Room 253 $220 / $230 1725.2

Program Dates Time Location

Practice 9/12 & 9/19 9:00 - 11:00 am Glen Hills Middle School - Backfields2600 W Mills Rd, Glendale

Game 9/26 & 10/3 Morning Glen Hills Middle School - Backfields

Game 10/12 Evening Nicolet High School - Main Field6701 Jean Nicolet Rd, Glendale

Game 10/17 & 10/24 Morning Glen Hills Middle School - Backfields

FLAG FOOTBALL PROGRAMGrade 1 - 4, Co-edThis co-ed 7 vs. 7 program focuses on teaching the basics of football while preparing players for tackle football. Players will learn the fundamentals of running, throwing, receiving, and kicking. Participants play for their respective schools and compete against other schools in the district. All participants will receive a t-shirt. On Monday, October 12th all games will be played at Nicolet Stadium! Registration fills up fast-don’t delay, register today! Registration deadline: Friday, Sep-tember 4th. The deadline will be strictly adhered to in our efforts to allow time for making team assignments, ordering team shirts, securing equipment, and creating game schedules. Officials needed: High school age students are hired to officiate games. If you have an interest in officiating flag football or being a parent volunteer coach, please email: [email protected]. Teams will be coached by parent volunteers. There will be a coaches meeting on Tuesday, September 8th at 6:00 pm at the Nicolet High School Athletic Conference Room. All coaches MUST attend the meeting. You will receive rosters, game schedules, and go over rules, etc. Volunteers are vital to this program.Season Fee: Resident - $52 / Non-Resident - $62

Co-op

Registration Open Sign Up Now!

Grade Course #1 1401.1

2 1401.2

3 1401.3

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SPECIAL OLYMPICSAge 8 - 21The Recreation Department is the Agency Manager for Shorewood Special Olympics. If you have a child age 8 - 21 with special needs that is looking to stay active, meet friends, socialize, and have fun while playing sports, sign up today! If you have not previously participated in Special Olympics through the Shorewood Recreation Department, please contact Megan via email at [email protected] for more information before signing up. Prac-tice times will be established during the fall season. We will offer other sports throughout the year.

bowLingParticipants will learn the skills associated with bowling. We will participate in Regional competitions. Practices will be at least once a week. Practice dates to be determined.

Course #: 1455.1Location: SHS Bowling LanesFee: Resident - $0 / Non-Resident - $25

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4!

Grade 7 - 12FIRST® Tech Challenge is designed for students in grades 7-12 to compete head to head, using a sports model. Teams are responsible for designing, building, and programming their robots to compete in an alliance format against other teams. We will build a robot kit and program it using a vari-ety of languages. Teams, including coaches, mentors and volunteers, are required to develop strategy and build robots based on sound engineering principles. Maximum of 10 students per team.

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The Shorewood Recreation Department is proud to offer STEM classes through FIRST® LEGO® programs and competitions this fall. We will have programs for K5 - grade 12. These programs will incorporate programming robots to compete in competitions against other regional teams. Parent volunteers are the coaches for the teams. If you are interested in helping out as a parent volunteer, please contact us. Additional classes may be added based on interest and volunteers for coaching. Previous STEM experience is not necessary to help as a volunteer. Fee: $35 - Shorewood Public School Students or Shorewood Residents only

Grade 4 - 8FIRST® LEGO® League will introduce students to real-world challenges by building LEGO® based robots to complete tasks on a thematic playing surface. FLL® teams, guided by their imaginations and adult coaches, apply real-world math science and concepts, research challenges facing today’s scientists, and learn critical thinking, team building and presentation skills. Maximum of 10 students per team.

Grade K5 - 3Junior FIRST® LEGO® League captures student’s curiosity and directs it toward discovering the wonders of science and technology. This program features a real-world science concept to be explored through research, teamwork, construction and imagination. Guided by adult coaches, teams use LEGO® bricks to build a model that moves. Maximum of 6 students per team.

FIRST® Lego® League (FLL®)

Time Days Dates Location Course #

3:45 - 4:45 pm Tue September 15 - November Atwater Multipurpose Room 1781.1

3:30 - 4:30 pm Sat September 19 - November SHS Science BldgRoom 130 1781.2


5:30 - 6:30 pm Tue September 15 - November SHS Science BldgRoom 130 1782.1

3:45 - 4:45 pm Wed September 16 - November SHS Science BldgRoom 130 1782.2


5:30 - 6:30 pm Mon September 14 - November SHS Science BldgRoom 130 1780.1

5:30 - 6:30 pm Wed September 16 - November SHS Science BldgRoom 130 1780.2

1:00 - 2:00 pm Sat September 19 - November SHS Science BldgRoom 130 1780.3

Junior FIRST® Lego® League FIRST® Lego® League

FIRST® tecH cHaLLenge

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Grade 5 - 6The students enrolled in the Down to Earth Experimental Physics (DEEP) program learn, through fun hands-on experiments and instructive demos, about physical phenomena such as mechanical waves, light reflection, refraction and dispersion (i.e., separation into color components), and their application to developing physical instruments to study large astronomical objects (e.g., stars) as well as small microscopic particles (e.g., biological cells, molecules, and atoms). In addition, the students learn how to build and use various devices: a toy guitar, convex and concave lenses cut out of Jell-O, a telescope, a microscope, a spectrograph for analyzing light color, and an electrical circuit including an LED light source to study absorption of light by various substanc-es. At the end of each session, the students take home the device they built to play with and to show to their family and friends. The program culminates with a visit to the Planetarium and the Physics Department’s research laboratories at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.This program is co-sponsored with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and is offered by Prof. Vali Raicu and Mrs. Gina Raicu to students who were not enrolled in the program previously. This program was offered previously by the District’s Advanced Learning Department.

Fee: $35 - Shorewood Public School Students or Shorewood Residents only

down to eartH exPerimentaL PHysics (deeP)


3:45 - 4:45 pm Tue October 27, November 10, December 8, January 12, February 9, March 8, April (TBD) Lake Bluff Room 216 1783.1

3:45 - 4:45 pm Tue October 20, November 17, December 15, January 19, February 23, March 15, April (TBD) Atwater Science Lab 213 1783.2

Tryout Time Grade Tryout Dates Location Tryout Fee Course #

1:30 - 3:00 pm

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Saturday, September 19 & 26 SHS Arena

$10 2451.1

5 $10 2451.2

6 $10 2451.3

3:15 - 4:45 pm7 $10 2451.4

8 $10 2451.5

JUNIOR GREYHOUND BASKETBALL PROGRAMGrade 4 - 8, BoysThis program is for the more serious basketball player. This season will run from October - March. This program will involve significant commitment including practice two days per week and weekend games involving travel throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Parents will be counted on to carpool and help out with the scoreboard or scorebook during game play. New participants must purchase team apparel (jersey, shorts, etc). We will have evaluation tryouts before finalizing a roster. Players who are interested are encour-aged to tryout. Tryout fee will be $10 in advance ($20 day of) and will include a t-shirt. We will have two tryout dates. Players should plan on attending both dates. Only Residents of Shorewood or students who attend Shorewood Public Schools will be able to play on these teams. Players will be notified on Monday, September 28 of the team roster for the season. Should players tryout but not make this team, they are encouraged to sign up and join the recreational youth basketball program.Fee: Resident - $225 REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

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Time GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6

Grade7 - 12 Class Dates Practices Games Fee

R / N-R Course #

8:30 - 9:30 amK4 Youth Co-ed

Basketball Program11/7 - 1/30No games on

11/28, 12/26 & 1/2

First 30 minutes each Saturday with instructional

scrimmage to follow

Games played at Lake Bluff Gym on Saturday mornings

$52 / $78 2450.1

K5 $52 / $78 2450.2

9:30 - 10:30 am1

Youth Co-edBasketball Program

11/7 - 1/30No games on

11/28, 12/26 & 1/2

Practices will tentatively start the week of October 26 and are held at Atwater or Lake

Bluff Gyms between 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm

Games played at Lake Bluff Gym on

Saturday

$86 / $129 2450.3

2 $86 / $129 2450.4

Games times10:30 or 11:30 am

3 $86 / $129 2450.5

4 $86 / $129 2450.6

Games begin1:00, 2:00 or 3:00 pm P

Boys Youth Basketball Program

11/7 - 2/13No games on 11/1411/28, 12/12,12/26,

1/2 & 1/30

Practices will tentatively start the week of October 26 and are held at Atwater or Lake

Bluff Gyms between 5:30 pm and 8:30 pm

Whitefish Bay Fieldhouse on

Saturday$86 / $129 2450.7

12:00 - 1:30 pm 5 Girls SlammersBasketball

Sundays12/6 - 2/21

No games on 12/27TBD by Coaches

Mequon ThiensvilleHomestead High School Main Gym

$62 2450.8

RECREATION YOUTH BASKETBALL PROGRAMDEADLINE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2015


YOUTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING OCTOBER

Time GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6


R / N-R Course #

9:00 - 11:00 am P PRobotics, Junior:

Amazing Mechanisms Sat 10/3 - 10/24 Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay $85 / $95 1784.1

9:30 - 11:30 am P 7 - 8 Rock Climbing Team Sat 10/3 - 11/21 Milwaukee Turner’s Gym1034 N 4th Street $150 / $200 1241.1

11:15 am - 1:15 pm P 5 Amazing Robotics Sat 10/3 - 10/24 Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay $95 / $105 1784.2

3:30 - 4:30 pm P P P Amazing Mask Making Mon 10/5 - 10/26 Lake Bluff Room 201 $22 / $33 1640.1

3:30 - 5:30 pm K5 P P P P Voice Lessons Tue 10/27 - 11/24 Atwater Music Room 105 $166 / $216 1546.2

5:00 - 6:00 pm P Mindful Yoga Wed 10/14 - 11/18 SHS Library $36 / $54 1134.3

ski and snowboard cLub - Learn to ski or snowboard at sunburstGrade 4 - 12Whether you are an experienced skier/snowboarder or have never tried it, this program is for you. Choose which package suits you best. Lessons will allow participants to pass through zones, then continue to the hill to practice their skills. All participants will receive a Sunburst Ski Club Membership, allowing them to come back any time for the day for a nominal fee. Prices include bus transportation. This is a great program to sign up with a friend. All registrations and Sunburst paperwork must be completed no later than Friday, December 11. All participants must rent a helmet if they do not bring their own. Helmet rental is $20 for the 4 week session.Date: Tuesday, January 5 - January 26Time: 3:45 pm departure from SHS Parking lot. Return to SHS Parking lot at 8:30 pm.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11!No refunds or credit will be given after this date.

Package Includes Price Course #

Ski - Rental Lessons, lift ticket, Ski & Boot rental, Ski Club Membership and transportation Resident - $225Non-Resident - $275 2940.1

Ski - Non-Rental Lessons, lift ticket, Ski Club Membership and transportation Resident - $200Non-Resident - $250 2940.2

Snowboard - Rental Lessons, lift ticket, Board & Boot rental, Ski Club Membership and transportation Resident - $225Non-Resident - $275 2940.3

Snowboard - Non-Rental Lessons, lift ticket, Ski Club Membership and transportation Resident - $200Non-Resident - $250 2940.4

Lift Ticket & Transportation Lift ticket, Ski Club Membership and transportation Resident - $150Non-Resident - $200 2940.5

Helmet Rental Helmet rental is required if you do not plan to bring your own $20 2940.6

ice skating Lessons at Pettit nationaL ice center Age 3 - 12Is your child interested in learning how to ice skate? Designed by U.S. Figure Skating, the Learn to Skate Classes enable beginning skaters to experience the fundamentals of the sport to start a lifetime commitment to health and fitness. Each session will have goals for participants to master before moving on to the next level. To see which lesson is right for your child, please see descriptions below. Be sure to choose the appropriate level. Classes meet once a week for 6 weeks. Recommended equipment: helmet, mittens/gloves, long/snow pants, sweatshirts, winter jacket, and skates. Skates can be rented at the Pettit for an additional fee. Fee includes six, 40 minute classes, 20 minutes of designated skating time. “Participants only” practice time is immediately following every class. Complimentary public skating on day of class when available, plus four additional complimentary public skating passes to be used for practice time on non-class days throughout session. To register, visit our website or call the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

cLass oFFerings:Tot N Me - This is a unique opportunity for a parent and a child to skate together. Registration fee includes one child, ages 3 - 5 years, and one adult. The parent/adult must be on the ice wearing skates (with their child) during all lessons.

Snowplow Sam - This program is a progression of three classes designed to teach the fundamen-tals of skating to children, ages 3 - 5 years, with little or no skating experience. Skaters will learn basic balance and skating skills in an age appropriate and fun environment. Please specify level. Snowplow Sam 1 - Sit and stand with skates on, marching and gliding with two feet.Snowplow Sam 2 - Long glides, forward and backward sizzles. Snowplow Sam 3 - Forward skating, stopping and curves.

Hockey Tots - This class is designed for those ages 3 - 5 with little or no skating experience that have hockey on the brain. Class participants will learn the basics of skating with and without their hockey sticks including falling and getting up, marching, 2-foot glides, stopping and more. The focus will be on skating skills and not the actual game of hockey. Although this is a hockey geared class it is always recommended for new skaters to begin in figure skates and change to hockey skates once a solid sense of balance has been established.

Basic 1 - 8 - The Basic Skills Program teaches students progressively more difficult moves through eight levels of skating. Upon completion of the Basic 1 through 8 Pro-gram, skaters will have knowledge of the sport enabling them to advance to more spe-cialized areas of skating. If a child is skating (or taking lessons) for the first time, the student should register for the Basic 1 class level. Students are evaluated at the first class session to gauge their skill/ability level, and are placed in another class if the their skill is applicable. Please specify level.

Basic 1 - Proper techniques to fall & get up, marching, two foot glides & stops Basic 2 - Backward skating, one foot glides, two foot turns & snowplow stops Basic 3 - Forward stroking, two foot spins & essence of actual gliding and skatingBasic 4 - Forward edges, crossovers & backward snowplow stops Basic 5 - Backward edges, crossovers & one foot spins Basic 6 - Beginning jumps, turns & spirals Basic 7 - More advanced jumps, turns & edge workBasic 8 - Combining moves, jumps & spins with new techniques

YOUTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN NOVEMBER

Time Age GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6


R / N-R Course #

8:30 - 9:30 am 2 - 3 years Play Group Themes Tue 11/3 - 12/15 Lake Bluff Room 120 $24 / $36 1225.2

9:00 - 11:00 am P 5 Electrical Engineering: Electrified Sat 11/7 - 12/5

No class 11/28Lydell Community CenterRoom 22, Whitefish Bay $95 / $105 1785.1

9:10 - 9:40 am 9 months - 4 years Music Makers Tue 11/3 - 12/8


9:50 - 10:20 am 9 months - 4 years Music Makers Tue 11/3 - 12/8


10:00 - 10:45 am 1 - 3 years Open Gym Fri 11/6 - 12/18No class 11/27

Lydell Community Center Gym, Whitefish Bay $30 / $40 1235.2

10:00 - 11:00 am 2 - 3 years Art And Reading Tue 11/3 - 12/15 Lake Bluff Room 120 $24 / $36 1227.2

10:45 - 11:30 am 1 - 3 years Open Art Fri 11/6 - 12/18No class 11/27

Lydell Community Center Room 24, Whitefish Bay $40 / $50 1236.2

11:15 am - 1:15 pm 6 P Electrical Engineering: Electrified Sat 11/7 - 12/5


12:15 - 1:15 pm K5 P Soccer, Youth Indoor Sat 11/7 - 1/23No class see page 29 Whitefish Bay Field House $50 / $60 1441.1

1:00 - 1:30 pm 2 - 3 yearswith parent Tiny Tumblers Sat 11/7 - 12/12

No class 11/28 SHS Upper Gym $16 / $24 1420.1

1:00 - 4:00 pm P P Babysitting, American Red Cross

Sat & Sun 11/14 - 11/15 SHS Admin Bdg

Conference Room 116 $110 / $160 1720.1

1:45 - 2:30 pm P Tiny Tumblers Sat 11/7 - 12/12No class 11/28 SHS Upper Gym $22 / $33 1420.2

3:30 - 4:30 pm

P P P Fabric Art & Design Mon 11/23 - 12/14 Lake Bluff Room 201 $22 / $33 1642.1

P PDodgeball

Mon 11/2 - 12/14No class 11/16 Atwater Gym $18 / $27 1435.1

P P Thurs 11/5 - 12/17No class 11/26 Lake Bluff Gym $18 / $27 1435.2

3:30 - 8:00 pm K5 P P P P Piano Lessons Mon 11/2 - 12/7No class 11/16 Atwater Music Room 105 $205 / $255 1545.2

3:45 - 4:45 pm 2 P P Chess Instruction Thurs 11/5 - 12/17No class 11/26 Lake Bluff Room 216 $42 / $63 1755.2

3:45 - 5:00 pmP 3 Theater, Introduction Mon 11/2 - 12/14

No class 11/16 Lake Bluff Library $36 / $54 1573.1

P P Volleyball Instruction Wed 11/18 - 12/16No class 11/25 Lake Bluff Gym $24 / $36 1428.1

4:00 - 4:45 pm 3 years K4 Ballet Tue 11/3 - 12/8 SHS Dance StudioRoom 276 $30 / $45 1535.1

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YOUTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN DECEMBER

Time GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6


R / N-R Course #

See Page 27 15 + yrs

Lifeguard CertificationAmerican Red Cross

Fri, Sat & Sun 12/4 - 12/13 SHS West Mac Lab

& VHE Pool $240 / $290 1383.1

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Time GradeK4 - K5

Grade1 - 2

Grade 3 - 4

Grade5 - 6


R / N-R Course #

5:00 - 5:45 pm K5 P Ballet Tue 11/3 - 12/8 SHS Dance StudioRoom 276 $30 / $45 1535.2

5:15 - 9:30 pm P P P P 7 - 8 Daddy ~ Daughter Fall Formal9th Annual Fri 11/13 Range Line School, Gym

11040 N Range Line Rd, Mequon$65 / $75 1850.1

5:30 - 6:30 pm P 5 Lacrosse Instruction BoysIndoor Mon 11/2 - 12/14 Uihlein Soccer Complex

7101 W. Good Hope Road$50 / $60 1493.4

6:00 - 7:00 pm P P P Gymnastic Instruction Mon 11/9 - 12/14 SHS Upper Gym $20 / $30 1420.3

6:30 - 7:30 pm 6 7 - 8 Lacrosse Instruction BoysIndoor Mon 11/2 - 12/14 Uihlein Soccer Complex

7101 W. Good Hope Road$50/ $60 1493.5

N/A P P 7 - 8 Lacrosse Equipment Indoor Rental Mon 11/2 - 12/14 N/A $15 / $15 1493.6

YOUTH PROGRAMS BEGINNING IN NOVEMBER

“Recreation programs are a tangible reflection of the quality of life in a community.”

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Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department is in constant need of photos for our website and Activity Guides. If you have a photo you want to share of someone par-ticipating in our programs please forward it to Barb Xistris at [email protected] Fall 2015 Activity Guide’s cover was courtesy of Elisabeth Witt, Shorewood resident.

be our guest senior citizen PassShorewood Residents, 60+It is the policy of the Shorewood School Board to make available a Senior Citizen Pass to those individuals living in Shorewood who have reached the age of 60 years. The purpose of the pass is to say “Thank You” to our Senior Citizens who have given such fine sup-port to our schools. This pass entitles the holder and companion to be admitted, without charge to the fol-lowing School District activities:

All Athletic Events, (Except WIAA Tournament Games), Band and Orchestra Performances, Dramatic Produc-tions (Except Spring Musical and AFS Showcase).

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Swimming instruction is provided to give children a positive attitude toward the water while introducing and developing proper swimming techniques. All participants will be evaluated the first day of class to ensure proper class placement. Parents are allowed to observe in the pool area from the bleachers. Children that are not toilet trained must wear swim diapers. No disposable or cloth diapers are allowed in the pool. The Shorewood Recreation Department reserves the right to change a swimmer’s level if the level they are placed in does not meet their ability.

Level Class Size Requirements Skills Taught in the Class

Diaper Diver 15Age 6 - 24 months. Child must be accompanied in the water with an adult.

Parents are taught to safely work with their child in the water, including how to appropriately sup-port and hold their child in the water. Children are introduced to basic skills that lay a foundation to help learn to swim. Several water safety topics are introduced that are directed toward the parent.

Parent / Child 15Ages 2 - 3 years. Child must be accompanied in the water with an adult.

Building on skills introduced in Diaper Diver. Participants improve on these skills and learn more advance skills in Parent / Child.

Alligator 6 Age 4 - 5 years Buoyancy and breath control, supported floating and kicking on front and back, introduction to front crawl arms and safety fundamentals while increasing independence in the water.

Seal 6 Passed AlligatorAge 4 - 5 years

Continue to explore using simultaneous and alternating arm and leg action on the front and the back to gain more proficiency for future strokes.

Dolphin 6 Passed Seal Age 4 - 5 years

Working on improved coordination of breathing, arm and leg action. Students will work on swim-ming independently with a focus on swimming greater distances and times.

Level 1Introduction to Water Skills

6 Age 6 years and older or successful completion of Dolphin Developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water.

Level 2Fundamental Aquatic Skills

8 Passed Level 1 Floating without support and recovering to a vertical position. This level marks the true begin-ning of locomotion skills.

Level 3Stroke

Development8 Passed Level 2 Survival float, swim the front crawl and the elementary backstroke. The introduction of scissor

and dolphin kicks and build on the fundamentals of treading water.

Level 4Stroke

Improvement10 Passed Level 3 Improving skills and increase endurance by swimming for greater distances. This level will add

the arms to the sidestroke and introduce turning at the wall.

Level 5Stroke

Refinement10 Passed Level 4 Refining all strokes, swim greater distances and introduction to flip turns.

Level 6Swimming and Skill

Proficiency10 Passed Level 5 Prepares participants for more advance courses such as diving, personal water safety and fit-

ness swimming.

Older Child Swim Instruction 10 Age 8 - Grade 8 For beginner swimmers to gain confidence in the water at their own pace in a group of their

peers. Participants will work to learn and improve their water skills and strokes.

Adult SwimInstruction 6 Grade 8 - Adult For non-swimmers or beginner swimmers gain confidence in the water at their own pace. The

goal of the class is to overcome the fear of water.

Location: VHE PoolFee per term: Resident - $40 / Non-Resident - $60

Private Swim Interest ListEach eight week swim session has an interest list for private swim lessons. If we cancel a swim class due to low enrollment, we are then able to add a private swim lesson(s). The private lessons would be for 25 minutes between 6:00 - 8:00 pm on Tuesdays and Thurs-days and between 9:00 am - 12:00 on weekdays. Our interest list is free of charge. The interest list does not guarantee a private swim lesson. Register for evening lessons: #1327.1, for Saturday morning lessons: #1327.2

GROUP SWIM INSTRUCTION

tuesday, sePtember 22 - november 10time Class / Level Course #

6:00 - 6:30 pmAlligator 1303.3

Seal 1304.2

6:00 - 6:40 pmLevel 1 1306.3Level 2 1307.2

6:35 - 7:05 pmOlder Child

Swim Instruction 1313.2

Level 2 1307.3

6:45 - 7:15 pmAlligator 1303.4Dolphin 1305.2

7:20 - 8:00 pmLevel 3 1308.2Level 4 1309.2

Level 5 / 6 1310.2Private Swim Interest List 1327.1

tHursday, sePtember 24 - november 12time Class / Level Course #

6:00 - 6:30 pm

Diaper Diver 1301.2Alligator 1303.5

Seal 1304.36:00 - 6:40 pm Level 1 1306.4

6:35 - 7:05 pmParent / Child 1302.2

Alligator 1303.6Dolphin 1305.3

6:45 - 7:25 pm Level 3 1308.3

7:10 - 7:50 pmLevel 2 1307.4Level 4 1309.3

Level 5 / 6 1310.37:30 - 8:10 pm Adult Swim Instruction 1330.1

Private Swim Interest List 1327.1

saturday, sePtember 19 - november 14(no cLass on october 17)

time Class / Level Course #

9:00 - 9:30 amDiaper Diver 1301.1

Alligator 1303.1Seal 1304.1

9:35 - 10:05 amParent / Child 1302.1

Dolphin 1305.1Alligator 1303.2

10:10 - 10:50 am

Level 1 1306.1

Level 2 1307.1

Level 3 1308.1

10:55 - 11:35 amLevel 1 1306.2

Level 4 1309.1Level 5 / 6 1310.1

Private Swim Interest List 1327.2

adaPtive swimming LessonsThis class is open to individuals with Special Needs. Instructed by a DPI certified Special Education Teacher. Course #: 1314.1Time: 11:45 am - 12:30 pmDate: Saturday, September 19 - November 14 (No class on October 17)Location: VHE PoolFee: Resident - $40 / Non Resident - $60Instructor: Amy Johnson

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Private Swim Interest ListEach eight week swim session has an inter-est list for private swim lessons. If we cancel a swim class due to low enrollment, we are then able to add a private swim lesson(s). The private lessons would be for 25 minutes between 6:00 - 8:00 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays and between 9:00 am - 12:00 on weekdays. Our interest list is free of charge. The interest list does not guarantee a private swim lesson. Register for weekend morn-ing lessons: #1328.1 and for evening les-sons: #1328.2.

Age 4 - AdultLocation: VHE PoolFee per term: R - $70 / NR - $105

You can register online for private swim lessons for one person. To add an ad-ditional swimmer(s) to the lesson, please contact the Recreation Department di-rectly at (414) 963-6913 x 4. For an addi-tional child, add $30 and $25 for the third.

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Class Dates Description FeeR / N-R

7:00 - 8:00 am P PDeep Water

Aerobics9/1 - 12/17No class 11/26

Come get a full body workout that includes stretching, warm-up, cardiovascular conditioning, toning and a cool down routine using flotation belts. Participants must provide their own belt.

Flex Plan$40 / $60(10 classes)

OR$80 / $120(20 classes)

8:30 - 9:30 am P P PShallow Water

Aerobics9/2 - 12/18No class 11/27

Join us for a workout that combines stretching, cardio, strength and toning. You will march, jog and jump through the water to improve cardiovascular fitness, muscular endurance and flexibility. Participants do not need to know how to swim as class is conducted in the shallow end of the pool.

5:30 - 6:30 pm PUse Your Noodle! 9/22 - 11/10

This 60-minute shallow water class will use a variety of exercises with foam noodles. This workout is low impact, high energy, and fun! Open to all ability levels. Water shoes are highly recommended.

Course #1342.1

$40 / $60

WATER AEROBICSThe Water Aerobics Flex Plan entitles you to ten (10) or twenty (20) visits to any of the deep & shallow water aerobics classes. Ten visit punch cards can be purchased for $40 for Residents and $60 for Non-Residents and twenty visit punch cards can be purchased for $80 for Residents and $120 for Non-Residents by mail, fax, walk-in or telephone. For pool closings, please refer to page 23. All classes listed below are ongoing; new participants are welcome at any time!Location: VHE Pool Instructors: Laura Livermore, Certified Aquatic Exercise Instructor or Denise Schnese, Certified Aquatic Exercise Instructor Joan Walker - Use Your Noodle!

Private swim instruction - tuesday

time Dates Course #

5:30 - 5:55 pm9/22 - 10/13 1324.110/20 - 11/10 1324.2

Private swim instruction - tHursday

time Dates Course #

5:30 - 5:55 pm9/24 - 10/15 1325.110/22 - 11/12 1325.2

Private swim instruction - saturday

time Dates Course #

9:00 - 9:25 am9/19 - 10/10 1326.110/17 - 11/7 1326.2

9:30 - 9:55 am9/19 - 10/10 1326.3

10/17 - 11/7 1326.4

10:00 - 10:25 am9/19 - 10/10 1326.5

10/17 - 11/7 1326.6

10:30 - 10:55 am9/19 - 10/10 1326.710/17 - 11/7 1326.8

11:00 - 11:25 am9/19 - 10/10 1326.9

10/17 - 11/7 1326.11

11:30 - 11:55 am9/19 - 10/10 1326.12

10/17 - 11/7 1326.13


New ClaSS!!!

COMMUNITY

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SHOREWOOD HIGH SCHOOL - VHE POOLno casH wiLL be accePted at any community swims

All swimmers must present a community swim punch card, a current Shorewood Community Fitness Center membership card (Community Swim is included in membership), or a single swim pass which can be purchased at the Recreation Department or the Shorewood Community Fitness Center during business hours. Identification is required to prove residency.

singLe swim Pass Fees

Pass Resident Fee Non-Resident FeeAdults $4 $6Senior $3 $5Youth $3 $5

Ages 5 and under are free!

Community swim 20 visit PuncH card

Pass Resident Fee Non-Resident FeeAdults $60 $90Senior $40 $60Youth $40 $60

Each punch card carries an expiration date of one year.

community swim inFormation• NEW! During a thunderstorm and/or lightening storm swimmers must exit

the pool water and locker room showers. We must wait 30 minutes from the last thunder or lightening to reenter the water or use the showers.

• Everyone must wear appropriate swimming attire in the pool. • No swim suits, caps, or towels are issued at any of the community swims. • Before entering the pool, it is mandatory to shower. • Patrons six years of age and older are expected to use the gender-appropriate

locker room or family changing area. • Our family changing area can be used by parent/child or assistance with another

adult. This area is located next to the women’s locker room. There are lockers in this room and we strongly recommend you use a lock.

• Flotation devices are prohibited. • The Recreation Department is not responsible for any lost or stolen articles.

Bring your own lock for a locker. Overnight storage is not permitted. • Sauna/whirlpool (adults only) will be open during adult and lap swims. Only tow-

els are allowed in sauna. • All ages - youth ages 7 and under must be accompanied in the water by an adult

(ratio of one adult to every 8 children). Children 6 and under must be within one arm’s length of an adult while in the water (ratio of one adult to every 4 children).

• Infants and toddlers must wear swim diapers in the pool. No disposable or cloth diapers allowed.

• We have an adaptive chair for shallow water entrance. • The Shorewood School District Facility Services Department makes every at-

tempt to maintain water and air temperature according to the standards set by the State of Wisconsin. Any fluctuation in the temperature will be corrected as soon as possible. Pool temperature is set between 78 - 81 degrees and the whirpool temperature is between 100 - 104. If you have any concerns about our pool facilities, please contact the District’s Facility and Operations Department at (414) 963-6918.

• Lap Swim is for Grade 3 - Adult, and Adult Swim is for High School age and older.

COMMUNITY SWIM SCHEDULETuesday, September 1 - Sunday, December 20

Monday&

Wednesday

Lap: All Ages: Adult: Adult:

6:15 - 7:30 am 8:30 - 9:30 am 11:00 - 2:00 pm 8:10 - 9:10 pm

The VHE Pool will be closed ALL DAY on:

Saturday, September 5Monday, September 7

Saturday, September 12Saturday, October 17

Thursday, November 26Friday, November 27

Thursday, December 24Friday, December 25

Thursday, December 31Friday, January 1

The VHE Pool will be closed Evenings on:

Wednesday, August 26Wednesday, September 9Wednesday, September 30

Wednesday, October 7Wednesday, October 14

*Please note: M,W & F swim from 8:30 - 9:30 am will only have 3 lanes and the diving well are available.

Tuesday &Thursday

Lap: Adult: Adult:

6:15 - 8:00 am 11:00 - 2:00 pm 8:10 - 9:10 pm

Friday

Lap: All Ages: Adult: All Ages:Adult:

6:15 - 7:30 am 8:30 - 9:30 am 11:00 - 2:00 pm 7:05 - 8:05 pm 8:10 - 9:10 pm

Saturday & Sunday

All Ages:Adult:Lap:

2:00 - 3:30 pm3:30 - 4:15 pm4:15 - 5:00 pm

Pool hours are subject to change. Updates will be posted on the VHE Pool bulletin board, the VHE Pool Information line at (414) 963-6913 x 1, and on www.shorewoodschools.org.

doNatioN For reCreatioN

Rounding up your program fee helps provide financial sup-port to individuals who are unable to afford program fees. If you are rounding up, please put the amount you would like to round up in the appropriate box on the registration form. You can donate online by going to the Donation for Recreation page or with your telephone registration.

a SpeCial thaNkS to thoSe who have CoNtributed duriNg SuMMer 2015

you have Made a diFFereNCe!

Linda Frank Scott Yanoff

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department is look-ing for individuals and businesses to sponsor our leagues to cover jersey costs. Sponsors will be recognized with their name or business logo on the back of the t-shirt or jersey for the league. If you are interested, please contact the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

SpoNSor a teaM or league

VOLUNTEER COACHESVolunteer coaches are needed for our youth sports leagues. Duties include di-recting the team’s practice and play during games. Training and resources are provided. This small investment of your time will have a great impact on the chil-dren of your team. Coaches are needed for current and future programs in the areas of flag football (fall), basketball (winter), and coach-pitch/t-ball (summer). Contact the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4 or email Nick Phalin at [email protected] if you are willing to help coach our programs.

THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department would like to thank the following individuals who have positively impacted our youth through volunteering for the Department. Thank you to all volunteers that spend time in our schools sharing their skills, time, and talent with our students and staff. The District appreciates you!

Will AldanaSamuel Anderson

Charlotte BergTim Birkel

Sarah BoechlerErik Borchardt

Joseph BradisseMargaret Bugnacki

Tess BulluckIsabella BurnsIsaiah BurrellNora ByrneElena Cain

Makayla CampbellMarlee Carlson

Shannon CarlsonMiquel Chappa

Kelley CurtisMike Dahm

Natasha DavisBud DeGraff

Steve DornbosDemetri Douros

Kahlid DozierBrendan FardellaKathleen Fatica

Greg FlatteryEli Frank

Jacob FriendSerafina GantherAliyah Goldberger

Ashley GosseNathan Gosse

Ryan GroeschelJack GrummerMazin HamdanBrandon HassNicole Hass

Jess HendricksonYma Hernandez-Theisen

Amy HietpasTrinity Higgins

Ella KammLily Keane

Daniel KleinhansJosie Lang

Kyle LeppertJosh Liberatore

Jake LittleJuliet LoomisDave Lotter

Artemis LugerKen LutzeIvan Make

Thomas Owen ManionKathryn Mauer

Harris McCaffertyGordy McKaig

Khamya McNealSelena McQueen

Emma MercuriJoel Nagle

Lillian NeilsonSophia O’Connor

Lolita ObolenskayaJD Optekar

Lindsay RepinsLila Resadi-Nezhad

Lori Richards

Fionan RowdenRommy Rowhani

Tina SandersLiza Sandy

William SandyMaya SchneiderEgor Shalamov

Leila SnyderAdrian Stephanski

Natalia SteinKasumi StollRob Sullivan

Jennifer SwensonJack TettingZac Tillman

Kyle TsuchiyamaSarah Wagner

Caleb WeinhardtMadelaina Weinhardt

Darren WheelockRay Xistris

WANTED: SPONSORS & DONORS! TEEN VOLUNTEERSGrade 7 - 12Do you like working with children? Do you like arts and crafts, active games, sports, music, dance, etc? The Shorewood Recreation Department is seeking individuals who are friendly, dependable and enthusiastic to help out with vari-ous programs throughout the season. If you are interested in volunteering this fall, please fill out a Teen Volunteer Application located at shorewoodschoos.org under the Recreation & Community Services tab.NOTE: If you were a Teen Volunteer over the summer, there is no need to fill out a new application. Just login to your VICnet account and sign up for volun-teer opportunities as you did for summer recreation programs.

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thaNk you to our FiNaNCial SpoNSorS For SuMMer ‘15

activity nigHt: grades 7 - 8 Page 11

act worksHoP Co-opStudents will gain direct experience with each of the four sections of the ACT. They will become familiar with the types of ques-tions they will encounter on the four multiple choice tests as well as learn a variety of strategies to attack those questions. The instructor has designed this course based on 20 years of experi-ence successfully preparing students to take the ACT. Students should bring a blank, spiral notebook with them to the first ses-sion. Nicolet’s class meets on Tuesdays, September 8, & 15, Mondays September 21, 28, October 5, 12, 19, & 26. Whitefish Bay’s class meets on Thursday, September 10, 17, 24, October 1, 8, 15, 22 & and Tuesday, October 27. Page 13Instructor: Fred Silver

amazing mask making NewMask making and wearing is deeply meaningful to many local histories and cultures of people. Masks can take us to new and wild places. In this class, we will talk about how our masks can tell a story and we will be making our own personalized, three-dimensional masks using processes of sculpting with paper, de-coupage, printmaking, and more.Page 16Instructor: Anna Grosch

aqua boot camPThis class provides participants with a combination of swim-ming, strength training and core work both in the water and on deck. Various exercise sets such as swim sprints (at your own pace) and resistance training will be utilized. Participants must know how to swim as this program is not a water aerobics class. Please bring an exercise mat.Page 6, 8Instructor: Renee Scherck-Meyer, Certified AFAA Personal Trainer

art and reading NewReading and art go hand in hand in this class. Each class will focus on a different children’s book. We will read the book as a group and then create an art project related to the story. Children do not need to be toilet trained however please send your child in diapers or pull ups.Page 12, 18Instructor: Amy Thoreson & Elisabeth Witt

artHritis exercise ProgramUsing gentle movements and activities designed to increase mo-bility and range of motion, be prepared to start feeling better, gain energy and have the ability to accomplish daily tasks with ease.Page 6, 8, 9Instructor: Jan Mahlberg, Certified Exercise Instructor

babysitting, american red crossThis is an ideal course for current and future babysitters, teaching them the best way to keep children safe while in their care. Feed-ing, diapering, safety, professionalism, first-aid, leadership and

safe play are some of the topics that will be covered. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle and a snack.Page 18Instructor: Amy Johnson, American Red Cross Instructor

badminton Co-opThis sport offers something for everyone. Instruction will be of-fered for all who wish it. Rackets will be furnished or you may bring your own. Shuttlecocks will be provided. Provide your emailaddress on your registration form to receive information regard-ing changes in schedule. High school-age children (16 years and older) are only allowed to sign up with a parent.Page 7Instructor: Doug Kane

baLLetStudents will learn the fundamentals of ballet and will work on basic exercises. Be sure to wear fitted, comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle to class. Ballet slippers are recommended.Page 18Instructor: Olivia Smith

basketbaLL - boys, grade 5 - 6Players will be placed on teams upon registration for this pro-gram. Player requests will not be honored. Both practice and game times will be scheduled by the Recreation Department. There will be one practice and one game per week. VOLUN-TEER COACHES will instruct each team. If you are interested in coaching, please indicate on the registration form and con-tact Nick Phalin at [email protected]. Parents who coach will have their child on their team. We will accept a maxi-mum of two coaches per team. Players will receive a t-shirt. All games and practices will be approximately one hour in length. Practices will be held at Atwater and Lake Bluff Gym between 5:30 and 8:30 pm. Practices will be held Monday - Thursday. Practices will tentatively start the week of October 26. All games will be Saturday early afternoon at Whitefish Bay High School.Page 16

basketbaLL, boys Jr. greyHounds, grade 4 - 8This program is for the more serious basketball player. This sea-son will run from early October - March. This program will involve significant commitment including practice two days per week and weekend games involving travel throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Parents will be counted on to carpool and help out with the scoreboard or scorebook during game play. New par-ticipants must purchase team apparel (jersey, shorts, etc). We will have evaluation tryouts before finalizing a roster. Players who are interested are encouraged to tryout. Tryout fee will be $10 in advance ($20 day of) and will include a t-shirt. We will have two tryout dates. Players should plan to attend both dates. Only residents of Shorewood or students who attend Shorewood Public Schools will be able to play on these teams. Players will be notified on Monday, September 28 of the team roster for the season. Should players tryout but not make this team, they are encouraged to sign up and join the recreational youth basketball program.Page 15

basketbaLL, sLammers For girLs in grade 5 Co-opA winter recreation basketball league for girls in 5th Grade. Ten foot baskets will be used. The first date, December 6th, will be an evaluation day and attendance is required. Times for December 6th are as follows: 5th grade girls 12:00 - 1:30 pm Main Gym. December 13th and 20th will be a practice day ONLY. Game dates are January 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 February 7, 14, 21. A sched-ule of game times will be created, and you will be notified by your coach. Each game date will include a 30 minute practice followed by a game. Additional practice times will be available during the season and times will be notified to the coaches. Games will be officiated by an adult. Registration is limited based upon space available. Registration for Slammers needs to be completed on the Slammers Basketball Registration Form which will be provided. NO REQUESTS GRANTED TO PLAY WITH FRIENDS, CAR POOL REASONS, or SCHOOL - TEAMS ARE BASED ON EVALUATION DAY RESULTS, HEIGHT, WEIGHT, and GRADE. DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 30, 2015. Teams will be coached by parent volunteers: For those interested in coaching, please state your interest on the registration form. All coaches will need to attend one of the two scheduled coaches meetings: Monday, November 23rd or Wednesday, December 2nd, 6:00 pm in the Range Line School Conference Room. All coaches will have to be present for the evaluation on Sunday, December 6th.Page 16

basketbaLL - men’s oPenTeams will be formed on site. We will split the courts if necessary. Please bring a light and dark colored shirt. Ages 18 - Adult.Page 7, 9

basketbaLL Program, sHorewood youtH coed, grade k4 - 4Players will be placed on teams upon registration for this pro-gram. Player requests will not be honored. Both practice and game times will be scheduled by the Recreation Department. Grade 1 - 4 will have one practice and one game per week. Grade K4/K5 students will practice for the first 30 minutes each Saturday, with instructional scrimmage to follow. VOLUNTEER COACHES will instruct each team. If you are interested in coach-ing, please indicate this during registration and contact Nick Pha-lin at [email protected]. Parents who coach will have their child on their team. We will accept a maximum of two coaches per team. Players will receive a t-shirt. Teams will play on age specific rim heights. All games and practices will be ap-proximately one hour in length. Practices will be held at Atwater and Lake Bluff Gym between 5:30 and 7:30 pm. Practices will be held Monday - Thursday. Please let us know what day of the week does not work for your child to attend practice. Practices will tentatively start the week of October 26. All games will be Saturday morning to early afternoon at Lake Bluff School. Fee includes ticket to Shorewood Youth Basketball Night at the Mil-waukee Bucks game (date TBA). No games on 11/28, 12/26 and 1/2. DEADLINE: OCTOBER 2, 2015.Page 16

cHeerLeading, sHs “Junior Hounds” Please join the Shorewood High School varsity squad for a fantastically fun crash course in cheerleading! Participants will

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cHeerLeading, sHs “Junior Hounds” (cont.)spend 4 days working with high school team members learn-ing sideline cheers and a floor cheer to perform during the SHS Homecoming football game on October 2, 2015. Participants in the 5th - 6th grade group will learn basic stunting for the floor cheer. The Junior Hounds will perform sideline cheers alongside the high school team on the track during the 1st quarter of the game and then present their floor cheers between 1st and 2nd quarter or at half time. Participants will be provided with a t-shirt and hair bow to wear at the game. Help us cheer on Messwood football at one of our biggest games of the season and show your school and community spirit! Please remember to wear comfort-able clothes, tennis shoes with socks, and wear hair pulled back out of the face. No jewelry should be worn to practice for safety reasons. Please bring a bottle of water.Page 12Instructor: Shorewood High School Varsity Squad

cHess instructionOur new instructor for Chess Instruction is Richard Martin, Chess Master. Students interested in learning chess or expanding their knowledge and strategy of the game are welcome to join us for this class. We will cover the movement of each board piece, game strategy and smaller more focused chess games to teach participants. Parent volunteers will be part of our group. If you are interested in volunteering your time and enjoy working with kids, please contact Nick Phalin at [email protected]. No chess experience is necessary to volunteer with our group.Page 12, 18Instructor: Richard Martin, Chess Master

cHicago, your way! HoLiday sHoPPingJoin us for a fun-filled day in Chicago. You will have the day to yourself to shop, go to museums or people watch. You will be dropped off and picked up at the corner of Rush and Superior. Come with family and friends. An adult must accompany children under 16 years old. All payments are non-refundable. Page 9

cHoraL artsThis adult community chorus is open for anyone who loves to sing! Please check back for music we will be performing. The dress rehearsal will be held on Monday, October 26th and the concert will be held on Tuesday, October 27th. The concert and dress rehearsal will be at St. Robert’s Church in Shorewood. The concert will start at 7:00 pm. Page 7Instructor: Jason Clark

cook an indian meaL - Part ii Co-opFor those of you who attended last spring’s class and want to learn more, join us again. We will be making more delicious items and you will leave with all new recipes. Missed it the first time? No problem. Join us for this fun and tasty class where we will be making dishes that your friends and family will love!Page 8Instructor: Susan Pack

cooking, HeaLtHy korean vegetarian Co-opKorean food is known for its healthy nutrients and is easy to pre-pare using seasonal vegetables. Learn how to make simple and delicious vegetarian dishes, such Vegan Kimchi Pancakes, Sea-sonal Vegetarian Side Dishes, Namul, and Spicy Tofu Stir-Fry with Garlic. Saehee Chang is a local home cook, avid Korean Foodie, and a Korean Culture Consultant. She grew up in South Korea, Vietnam, Kenya, and currently resides in Wisconsin. Page 7Instructor: Saehee Chang

cross countryJoin us for Cross Country in this fun setting. We will train to build up to competing in meets during the season. While training we will use multiple routes throughout Shorewood. We will alternate our meeting area before running each week. We will meet at Lake Bluff for one week, then Atwater for the next week. Each par-ticipant will receive a location schedule. We will run, learn some basics about running, stretch and have a lot of fun! Attending ev-ery practice is not mandatory. Come as much as you can, get some exercise and have fun. Please meet us on the front steps at Lake Bluff by 3:45 pm on September 8th. Come ready to run the first day and wear shorts and running shoes. We rely on parent drivers for our meets. Meets have typically been on Wednesdays or Thursdays. Once the season starts, you will receive a meet schedule. If you are interested in driving, please contact Nick Phalin at [email protected]. Each participant will receive a team t-shirt.Page 12Instructor: Regina Kenney, Janet Reinhoffer, Brian Elliott

daddy ~ daugHter FaLL FormaL, 9tH annuaL Co-opGirls, slip on that precious dress and take dear ol’ Dad out for a special night of dinner and dancing. Fathers, dust off your danc-ing shoes, wear your best suit, and enjoy a wonderful evening with your daughter(s) while creating lasting memories that you will cherish forever. This unforgettable evening includes dinner, refreshments and dancing with Kart Tunes DJ. A professional photographer from Worzella Photography, Inc. will be on hand to capture your special moments. Pre- Registration is required.Page 19

dance For musicaL tHeatreIn this class, students will learn and study a wide vocabulary of dance terminology encompassed in the Musical Theatre Dance Style. They will learn dance combinations from musical numbers to help understand the idea of telling a story through dance, how to use their bodies on stage, and build confidence to audition for productions! Dance for Musical Theater will prepare children with the techniques used in different variations of Shorewood Drama Productions. 5, 6, 7, 8!Page 12, 13Instructor: Ryan Cappelman

dodgebaLLLearn how to dodge, duck, dip and dive in a game of dodgeball. We will try several variations of dodgeball. This is a great class to sign up with a friend!Page 18

down to eartH exPerimentaL PHysics (deeP) NewPage 15

drama Jr - sHakesPeare souP, ePisode two: attack oF tHe bardA long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...Shakespeare was made fun, and kids came to appreciate the Bard of Stratford-on-Avon in the show Condensed Shakespeare Soup. It’s time for a second helping. Our fall 2015 show, Shakespeare Soup, Episode Two: Attack of the Bard is a revival (of sorts) with sketch com-edy in the style of TV shows like Saturday Night Live and Monty Python’s Flying Circus (but G-rated) with a healthy dose of Star Wars and other pop culture references. A season of Shakespeare for Shorewood Drama Jr. May the Bard be with you. Production dates are Saturday, December 5 @ 1:30 pm and 7:00 pm and Sunday, December 6 @ 1:30 pm.Page 12Instructor: Sara Van Loon, & Brinn Hill

eLectricaL engineering: eLectriFied Co-opDuring the Electrical Engineering classes, our most experienced engineering students use the Engineering Design Process to design, create, test and refine electronics and circuits. Students learn about circuit schematics and circuit theory. They experiment with Snap Circuits® to discover the capabilities of major elec-tronic components. In addition, students build their own complex flashlights and explore the world of magnetic energy by designing their own Magnetic Levitation Vehicle. Page 18Instructor: North Shore Engineering for Kids Staff Vendor Program

Fabric art & design In this class, we will transform a plain piece of fabric into a beau-tiful work of art using textile and fiber art techniques. We will look to contemporary artists, nature, and our everyday lives for inspiration.Page 18Instructor: Anna Grosch

FaLL weekend adventuresThis 4 weekend program offers youth the opportunity to experi-ence rock climbing, rappelling, canoeing, kayaking, biking, and hiking all within the city limits. This is all done under the tutelage of experienced staff. Training on equipment and safety will be conducted in order to guarantee a safe and successful experi-ence for your child. All equipment, including helmets, is supplied. September 12: Canoeing - Kletzsch Park to Lincoln Park (de-pending on water conditions. (Bring a towel & clothes to get wet in.)September 19: Kayaking - TBA or Kletzsch Park to Lincoln Park depending on water conditions. (Bring a towel & clothes to get wet in.)September 26: Rock Climbing - Belleview & Newhall (Bring loose fitting clothes and sturdy shoes.)October 3: Biking - Estabrook Park Beer Garden Parking Lot Page 12Instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff Vendor Program

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FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL®) NewPage 14

Fit Power mixPlyometric, resistance and agility training will be offered to assist you in weight loss and stimulate muscle growth. If you would like to take your fitness to the next level, this program could be right for you. This is an advanced level class and participants will be running, jumping and performing high intensity exercises. Page 7, 9Instructor: Steven Sobolewski

FLag FootbaLL Program Co-opThis co-ed 7 vs. 7 program focuses on teaching the basics of football while preparing players for tackle football. Players will learn the fundamentals of running, throwing, receiving, and kick-ing. Participants play for their respective schools and compete against other schools in the district. All participants will receive a t-shirt.Page 13

FuLL body overHauLThis class incorporates weights, bands, plyometric exercises along with other training styles to get a full body-overhaul. This is an advanced level class and participants will be running, jump-ing and performing high intensity exercises. Class may be held outside weather permitting.Page 6, 8Instructor: Sam Schley

get ready For PrescHooL NewNot sure if your child is ready for a preschool experience? This class is perfect for your family. Children will be exposed to a preschool routine including calendar, singing, center play, art and much more. Ease your child into a preschool program by partici-pating in this introductory class. Children do not need to be toilet trained but pull ups are required. Page 12Instructor: Amy Thoreson & Elisabeth Witt

gymnastics instructionThis class will take you through the basic fundamentals involved in the vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise. Par-ticipants will be divided to allow for instruction appropriate to skill level.Page 19Instructor: Samantha Schilling, Varsity Gymnastics Coach & SHS Gymnasts

ice skatingPage 17Instructor: Pettit National Ice Center Staff, Vendor Program

indian saLads Co-opWant something creative to do with the summer’s bounty? Tired of the same old salads? Then, come to this hands-on Indian cooking class. We will make some Indian-inspired salads that are not only nutritious, but are also fun, easy, and food the entire

family will enjoy. We will be making a yummy rice salad, an Indian inspired potato salad and more!Page 7Instructor: Susan Pack

kimcHi For a HeaLtHy LiFestyLe: Co-op korean PickLing traditionsDiscover how to prepare Korea’s famous pickled dish, Kimchi. Join local Home Cook and Korean Culture Consultant, Saehee Chang, to learn about the unique history and tradition of Korean pickling traditions and Kimchi preparation. In this class, we will make simple Napa Cabbage Kimchi. This class will also explore the healthy benefits of fermented foods, like Kimchi, and discuss probiotics and other nutritional properties. The best part about this class is that each participant will receive a small sample of homemade Kimchi to take home and enjoy!Page 8Instructor: Saehee Chang

Lacrosse, girLsShorewood and Whitefish Bay Recreation Departments are offer-ing a new lacrosse co-op program for girls in 3rd - 8th grade. This program will offer instruction (drills and skills) and scrimmages for players of all levels: beginners to experienced. This is a great op-portunity for girls to play the “Fastest Growing Sport in America” coached by experienced and enthusiastic coaches. Lacrosse stick, goggles and mouth guard are required. If you need to bor-row equipment or if you have any questions contact the instructor via email at [email protected]. Page 12Instructor: Kathy Engman and Assistant Coaches

Lacrosse, boys - indoorIndoor Lacrosse is a fun way for players to prepare for the spring season. The hour time slot will be 5 vs. 5 scrimmage. The small game format will help improve player’s stick skills and footwork. Open only to boys who live in Shorewood or WFB or attend Shorewood or WFB schools. Full boy’s lacrosse equipment is re-quired and, if needed, equipment (gloves, elbow, shoulder pads, helmet and stick) can be rented for $15, (course #1493.6). Play-ers must provide a mouth guard and athletic cup. Cleats are recommended. Uihlein Soccer Complex is located at 7101 W. Good Hope Road. Page 19Instructor: Kevin Kane

Lacrosse instruction, boys - outdoorThe Shorewood and Whitefish Bay Recreation Departments will be offering a new lacrosse co-op program for boys in grades 3-8. Lacrosse is a fast, physical, contact sport that combines aspects of soccer, hockey and basketball. This program will offer instruc-tion (drills and skills) and scrimmages for players of all levels; beginner to experienced. Full boy’s lacrosse equipment is re-quired and, if needed equipment (gloves, elbow, shoulder pads, helmet and stick) can be rented for $15 (course #1493.3). Open only to boys who live in Shorewood or WFB or attend Shorewood or WFB schools. Players must provide a mouth guard and ath-letic cup. Cleats are recommended. This is a great opportunity

for boys who are new to the sport of lacrosse to give it a try. Come out and play the exciting sport that Sports Illustrated calls the “Fastest Growing Sport in America,” plus have fun with your friends! Parents interested in helping instruct/coach should con-tact Nick Phalin at [email protected] 12Instructor: Kevin Kane

LiFeguarding certiFication, american red crossAre you interested in becoming a lifeguard? You will learn con-cepts of responsibility, work ethic, leadership and approachabil-ity that will prepare you for a job as a lifeguard. The American Red Cross Lifeguard course will cover the knowledge and skills to get your lifeguard, CPR/AED and first aid certifications. Suc-cessful completion of the course earns you a 2-year, nationally recognized certification in Lifeguarding/First-Aid/CPR/AED. At-tendance at ALL meeting dates is mandatory. Certification is not guaranteed as participants must score above an 80% on a writ-ten test and pass an in-water skills test. There is a mandatory pretest on the first day of class. Please bring swimsuit, towel and snacks each meeting day. Class meets on Fridays from 5:00 - 9:00 pm, on Saturdays from 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm and on Sundays from 1:30 - 7:00 pm.Page 9, 19Instructor: Amy Johnson, Red Cross Certified Lifeguarding Instructor, Vendor Program

make your own yogurt NewLearn to make homemade yogurt! Find out how easy it is, how much healthier it is as it contains active “good for you” cultures and save you money!Page 7, 8Instructor: Aparna Datey

martiaL arts, young americanThis innovative martial arts program will encourage your child to develop a positive attitude, perseverance, self-confidence and self-discipline. We will have more fun-filled challenges of the Young American Martial Arts Club as well. Class fee includes testing. The reduced resident sibling fee is $145.Page 12, 13Instructor: Young American Martial Arts Staff, Vendor Program

mindFuL circLes NewLearn the practice of mindfulness, practice mindfulness, and share in a trusting community circle.Page 13Instructor: Pam Miller, Mindfulness Certified

muscLe Fitness The workout is designed to strengthen and tone all major muscle groups, as well as improve your core and balance using personal resistance, weights, bands and resist-a-balls. For safety pur-poses, we ask that you warm-up before coming into the class. Please bring an exercise mat.Page 6, 8Instructor: Joanne Dixon

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music makers Co-opThis sing-along musical activity group is designed for children and their parents or caregivers. The class incorporates tradi-tional children’s songs, finger play, rhythm instruments and dance movements as well as puppets that help tell a story within the songs. Our goal is to give children an interest and love for all kinds of music. Bring your dancing feet and join us for a fun family class. Page 12, 18Instructor: Abbie Wallschlaeger

oPen art Co-opExplore the fun of art with your child in an informal, free-style setting. Various art materials and supplies will be set out for you to create your own projects. Supervision and help will come from the instructor. Come with your child and discover your creative side! Page 12, 18Instructor: Julie Topetzes

oPen gym Co-opOpen Gym offers a variety of play equipment available for kids and parents or guardians to enjoy with their children. Parents are responsible for their child’s supervision and behavior. Only children meeting the age requirements may participate. Unregis-tered siblings must remain on the carpeted area in the gym. This program is scheduled to be compatible with the Friday Open Art program. Page 12, 18

Piano LessonsHave you always wanted to learn piano? Do you need to “brush up” on your skills? Come work one-on-one with instructor, Olga Volodarskaya, and learn piano! All classes will be 30 minutes. Page 12, 18Instructor: Olga Volodarskaya

PiLates Pilates is designed to tone and elongate muscles, to isolate, ac-tivate and condition deep muscles in your body. It also works to flatten abdominals, improve body mechanics, to alleviate stress/tension and refine breathing patterns. Please bring an exercise mat.Page 6, 8, 9Instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit

PLay grouP tHemes NewThis is a structured play group with a different theme each week. Classes may include music, movement, singing, reading, art and much more. Children do not need to be toilet trained however please send your child in diapers or pull ups.Page 12, 18Instructor: Amy Thoreson & Elisabeth Witt

tHe “Power” oF a Power oF attorney: HeaLtH care & FinanciaL Poas exPLained! NewUpon incapacity, someone must be appointed to make financial and health care decisions for the incapacitated person, whether

through Powers of Attorney (POAs) or a court-appointed guard-ianship process. These are difficult circumstances, and making an informed decision in choosing a POA for yourself (and avoid-ing guardianship) is critical. Just as critical is understanding the responsibilities you may hold as a POA or guardian in making decisions on behalf of an incapacitated loved one. We will dis-cuss the financial and legal aspects of what acting as a guardian or POA actually entails. Page 9Instructor: Dan McDermott & Aaron Foley, Attorneys Jess Henrickson, Financial Advisor

Probate? executor? estate administration exPLained! NewFrom paperwork to probate court, estate administration and who is in charge of an estate is not often fully understood. Learn about the legal and financial aspects of the probate process, ben-eficiary designations, and the responsibilities of an “executor” of an estate. This is instructive for financial and estate planning and if you may named as the “executor” to administer the estate of a loved one.Page 7Instructor: Dan McDermott & Aaron Foley, Attorneys Jess Henrickson, Financial Advisor

retiring beFore 65: to be or not to be? NewRecent changes in the health care laws that may make health insurance more affordable, along with other financial strategies, have allowed many people to retire earlier than they initially thought possible. We will discuss how earlier retirement oppor-tunities may come about, and we will offer financial and estate planning considerations relevant for that important transition.Page 8Instructor: Dan McDermott & Aaron Foley, Attorneys Jess Henrickson, Financial Advisor

robotics, amazing Co-opThis camp is designed for 3rd to 5th graders as an appropriate level of robotics and programming concepts. The class is a per-fect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots for students. Through the use of a processor, motors, sensors and LEGO® bricks, students build and program a Ferris Wheel, crane, race car with a finish line and more. While working in pairs, students build, learn how to program and operate their creations using a lap top computer.Page 16Instructor: North Shore Engineering for Kids Staff Vendor Program

robotics, Junior: amazing mecHanisms Co-opThis class is a perfect mixture of fun and learning, using LEGO® WeDo™ Robots. Using LEGO® bricks, students build an air-plane rescue, a giant escape, a sailboat storm and more. They also learn how to program and operate their creations using a laptop computer.Page 16Instructor: North Shore Engineering for Kids Staff Vendor Program

rock cLimbing teamRock climbing is a fun and satisfying sport that strengthens the body and mind. Rock climbing allows climbers to enjoy a sport in a non-competitive environment while still emphasizing teamwork, motivation, and self-confidence. Rock climbing also builds mus-cular endurance, flexibility, coordination, and mental focus. We aim to build strong, responsible climbers. This co-ed team wel-comes climbers of all ability and experience levels. The team is open to climbers from 9 to 13 years old. However, age restriction may be waived with interest. This is all done under the tutelage of experienced staff. Training on equipment and safety will be conducted in order to guarantee a safe and successful experi-ence for your child. All equipment, including helmets, is supplied. Page 16Instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff Vendor Program

senior strengtH Using a variety of equipment, Senior Strength presents a chal-lenge to major muscle groups and includes an emphasis on flexibility and balance. Page 6, 8Instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit

sensory smart Parenting NewThis workshop will educate parents and others in the community about what sensory issues are, what sensory processing disor-der and a sensory diet are, and about practical ways to help kids who have this hidden ability that affect 5-10 percent of children and teens. Most children with sensory processing disorder (SPD) have another condition such as ADHD, autism, or a learning dis-ability, but some do not. This will be an hour long presentation, followed by a 30 minute Q&A session. Nancy Peske, coauthor of Raising a Sensory Smart Child: The Definitive Handbook for Helping Your Child with Sensory Processing Issues (Penguin/Random House).Page 7Instructor: Nancy Peske

sewing witH avis marsH Co-opSewing classes for everyone! Learn the basics or hone your skills. Find new sources for fabrics, discover new techniques, exchange fashion ideas and realize how easy and fun it is to sew under the expert tutelage of Avis Marsh. Page 6, 7Instructor: Avis Marsh

sewing witH your macHine, everyday: FundamentaLs Co-opHere’s a chance to finally learn to use that sewing machine that has been sitting in the closet (or basement and attic). Bring it in and let’s learn to make it work for you. We’ll learn your machine’s threading and try a variety of stitches and techniques as we make a few basic projects. Students will learn how to use a zipper foot, make buttonholes and sew a hem. The final project will introduce basic skills used for making clothing. Participants will need to purchase fabric for projects; instructions and yardage guidelines are available on the website at www.wfbschools.com/recreation.Page 7

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sewing witH your macHine, everyday: FundamentaLs (cont.)Instructor: Sandy Saltzstein

sewing witH your macHine, everyday: studio Co-opNow let’s apply the skills you learned in the Fundamentals pro-gram by completing a fashion or home decor project of your choice. Participants will learn how to read a pattern, practice techniques for layout and cutting and receive guidance as need-ed throughout the sewing process. Participant will need to pur-chase their own pattern and fabric prior to the first class session. Page 9Instructor: Sandy Saltzstein

ski and snowboard cLub, Learn to ski or snowboard at sunburstPage 17

soccer, sLaPThe KidsSports, SLaP (Soccer Learn and Play) program is de-signed to introduce the game of soccer in a fun but challeng-ing outdoor environment. Our group of highly-trained instructors will teach proper soccer skills like dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defending as well as other basic soccer concepts such as rules. Our class consists of 45 minutes of energized age ap-propriate games and activities each week along with organized actual 3v3 matches with other teams with the group.Page 12, 13Instructor: KidsSports Staff, Vendor Program

soccer, youtH indoor Co-opOur highly successful indoor soccer program consists of instruc-tion and competitive play. Emphasis is on learning the fundamen-tals of the game, techniques, conditioning, and sportsmanship. Participants divide into teams to play scrimmage games and have fun! All players should wear shin guards and bring a ball to each practice. No class on 11/14, 11/28, 12/12, 12/26, 1/2.Page 18

steP cardio moveGet your day started with this heart pumping 30 minute cardio-vascular workout. Participants will step on and off a height ad-justable step with basic patterned movements; choreography is adjusted based on abilities. If you are a beginner, come join us ... we’ll introduce the names to the moves, and offer a variety of other movements to ensure a great workout for everyone! For a complete workout, sign up for the Muscle Fitness class which follows right after this one.Page 6, 8Instructor: Joanne Dixon

sunset PaddLe triPsTough day or week at work? Then slow down and join us for a re-laxing evening paddle. This is the perfect slowdown from a hard day with this relaxing trip. We will paddle down the Milwaukee River as the sun sets over the downtown area. This is a wonder-ful opportunity to see the city from a totally unique perspective. Adults 18 and older. We will provide Kayaks/Canoes, paddles, and life jackets. Please bring a water bottle (no glass containers).Page 7

Instructor: Riverwest Outdoor Enterprises Staff Vendor Program

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tHeater, introduction toIn this workshop, participants will be introduced to the many dif-ferent aspects of theatre and how to prepare as an actor. Each day will focus on an individual technique, which will in the end, form a complete practice. The lessons will be taught through warm up exercises, games and practical application (Character Studies and Short Scene Work).Page 18Instructor: Amanda Hull

tiny tumbLersThis course will introduce children to gymnastics. Participants will become comfortable with their body and trying new and chal-lenging movements. Age 2-3 participants must have an adult that actively participates in the class.Page 18

totaL body conditioningTBC is a full body workout incorporating cardio and strength training to challenge all muscle groups. Abdominal work always included. Stimulate your metabolism, build strength and have fun.Page 6, 9Instructor: Elizabeth Klijnsmit

use your noodLe! This 60-minute shallow water class will use a variety of exercises with foam noodles. This workout is low impact, high energy, and fun! Open to all ability levels. Water shoes are highly recom-mended. Page 7, 22Instructor: Joan Walter

voice LessonsHave you ever wanted to become a better singer? If so, consider private voice lessons! Learn from mezzo-soprano, Katy Johnson. Lessons are 30 minutes in length and cover vocal techniques for various singing styles, including classical, musical theatre, jazz, and pop/rock. Katy Johnson has a Master’s Degree from the Uni-versity of Wisconsin Milwaukee and a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Wisconsin Parkside. She has performed with the Skylight Music Theatre, Milwaukee Opera Theatre, and The Sunset Playhouse Musical Main Stage Series. Time slot will be arranged with the instructor. One make-up date will be allowed for planned excused absences.Page 12, 16Instructor: Katy Johnson

voLLeybaLL, aduLt - coed oPenServe, Bump and volley. Come improve your skills during open volleyball. For beginner to advanced.Page 7

voLLeybaLL instructionGirls and boys who would love to learn the basic fundamentals of passing, setting, hitting and serving are invited to register. Build your skills in a fun, yet challenging setting. Whether you love the sport of volleyball or you just want to learn more, this program is for you.Page 18Instructor: Aaron Lang, SHS Boys Varsity Volleyball Coach

yoga, ageLess & meditation NewNo matter what stage in life you are, the benefits that a yoga practice can bring to your body and mind are endless. A few of the benefits of yoga to us as we age include building bone den-sity, strengthening of the muscles to protect the bones, improved balance along with decreasing stress, increasing mental clarity and creating community. This class will explore all facets of our being, through slower-paced mindful movements, conscious breathing techniques, and hand mudras. The class will culminate with a 15-minute guided relaxation, with each session offering a variety of techniques to help you find greater peace and calm. It is recommended that besides your yoga mat please bring a blanket or two for your relaxation. Page 6, 9Instructor: Jamie Mullen

yoga, HatHaHatha Yoga is a practice that uses postures, breathing tech-niques and mindfulness to cultivate mind-body awareness while increasing strength, flexibility and balance. All levels are wel-come. Please bring a yoga mat to class.Page 6, 8, 9Instructor: Richard Tarney on Tue, Thurs & Sat Hanna Edstrom on Friday

yoga, mindFuL, grade 7 - 12Mindful yoga will be a well-rounded yoga practice, created to increase strength and flexibility, decrease anxiety and stress. Participants will practice breath awareness and a variety of yoga poses. Yoga inspires self acceptance, self awareness and self confidence. Please bring a yoga mat.Page 16Instructor: Pam Miller, Certified Yoga Instructor

yoga For kids, mindFuL, grade k5 - 6Kids learn the basics of Yoga through non-competitive games and activities. Make Friends! Increase Coordination! Encourage a Healthy Lifestyle! Have Fun! Children are encouraged to bring their own yoga mat.Page 12Instructor: Hanna Edstrom

yoga, vinyasa FLow NewVinyasa yoga is a discipline that utilizes postures and breath-ing techniques. It is often faster paced and postures are linked together in a series of movements that are synchronized with the breath. The continual movements, from one pose to another, gives you on added cardiovascular benefit. The routine practice of vinyasa yoga can increase muscle strength, endurance and

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yoga, vinyasa FLow (cont.)flexibility, and reduce stress levels. Please bring a yoga mat.Page 6, 9Instructor: Hanna Edstrom

zumba Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting and effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba uti-lizes the principles of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.Page 7, 9Instructor: Michelle Streng, Certified Zumba Instructor

zumba toning / sentaoThis course is a combination of two new Zumba classes - Zumba Toning and Zumba Sentao. The class will switch every other week with Toning and Sentao.

Zumba Sentao combines strength and resistance training with in-novative dance-fitness moves, all centered around a chair.

Zumba Toning takes the original Zumba dance-fitness class to the next level, utilizing an innovative muscle training program with the addition of light weight toning sticks or dumbbells. You will need to bring a set of either 1# weights or 2.5# weights with you to class each week. You may purchase weights through the instruc-tor. The cost is $20 for a set of 1# weights and $30 for a set of 2.5# weights.Page 7, 9Instructor: Michelle Streng, Certified Zumba Instructor

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BIRTHDAY PARTIES Let the Shorewood Recreation Department host your child’s next birthday party. Parties must be booked at least two weeks in advance. Reservations are for Saturdays and Sundays only. Adjustments (ie: the number of guests, time, or theme) will not be honored after two weeks prior to the party date. Adult su-pervision is required. See below for party options and specifics.

PooL birtHday Party Grade K5 - 3Swim in the SHS Pool with your friends for one hour and then celebrate in the Youth Center for another 45 minutes for the party gathering. There must be at least two adults in the water at all times. Our staff will facilitate pool games. Fee includes up to 12 guests. Additional guests are welcome at $4/guest not to exceed 24 guests. Call for other options for Grades 3 and up.

Location: SHS Pool & Youth CenterLength: 1 ¾ hoursFee: Resident - $120 / Non-Resident - $170

sPorts birtHday Party Grade K5 - 8Come enjoy the use of Shorewood High School’s North Gym. You can choose the sport: soccer, kickball or dodgeball and we’ll provide the equipment. Our staff will facilitate the sport. The VHE Pool Upper Lobby will be reserved for the party gathering. Fee includes up to 18 guests. Additional guests are welcome at $4/guest not to exceed 24 guests.

Location: North Gym & VHE Pool Upper LobbyLength: 1 ½ hours Fee: Resident - $100 / Non-Resident - $150

bowLing birtHday Party Grade 1 - 6Come celebrate your birthday by bowling in the Shorewood High School bowling lanes. Our lanes feature moon-glow lighting if participants choose to use it. The birthday child will receive a special gift at the end of their party - a bowling pin signed by all party guests. Fee includes up to 16 guests. Due to limited space, no additional guests will be permitted.

Location: SHS Bowling Alley and Youth CenterLength: 1½ hours Fee: Resident - $120 / Non-Resident - $170

To schedule a birthday party, please call the Recreation Department at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

did you kNow?On Shorewood High School’s grounds (between the Science and Administration Buildings) we have 2 outdoor table tennis tables available to the public. Bring your own paddles and balls.

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1. a message to Parents For all programs, age and grade requirement will be as of the first day of the class, unless otherwise specified. Please only register your child in the class when he/she meets the requirements. All age and grade requirements are set to benefit the child and make instruction consistent for the instructor. In some instances, the requirements have been set for the child’s safety.

2. sPeciaL notice to Parents oF youtH Program ParticiPants

Parents are reminded to pick their children up at the completion time listed for the activity they are participating in. Recreation staff are not responsible for participants once their class is com-pleted (they are not paid to wait for parents who are late in picking up their children.) We also ask parents to stress to their children that when they are in a school building, they should go directly to their program activity area and not wander around the build-ing. We do not wish to lose our privilege to utilize these facilities because of participants being where they should not be. Your cooperation with this is greatly appreciated.

3. disruPtive ParticiPants

During the course of our programs, there have been times that disruptive participants have impacted our classes. Our instruc-tors try to work with these participants; however, sometimes the behavior becomes such that it affects the ability of the other students to learn, of the instructor to teach, or provide a safe learning environment. The following procedure will be in effect if problems occur:a. Verbal contact between instructor and program participant and/or parent. b. Verbal contact between the Recreation Department and pro-gram participant and/or parent. c. Reoccurrence following these conversations will result in re-moval from the program. There will be no refund of fees for individuals removed from pro-grams due to disruptive behavior. The determination of program offering depends on the number of registered participants.

4. on-site registration

Instructors will not accept registration or payment at the class site. All registration transactions must be complete at the Rec-reation Department or Fitness Center prior to classes starting, or by the sign-up deadline. The price of the class is increased by $10 if you register the day of or after the class has started.

5. reduce / waiver oF Fees

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Depart-ment recognizes that some of the resident of the Village of Shore-wood may require financial assistance to participate in recreation programs. If your child attends Shorewood Public Schools and has qualified for Shorewood’s Nutritional Services Free and Reduced Meal Program, the student and their family members

may receive the reduced program fees as listed below. Please indicate your participation in the Shorewood Nutritional Services Free and Reduced Meal Program on your registration form. If you live in the Village of Shorewood, you may qualify for reduced program fees. Please complete a reduced program fee form and return the form to the Shorewood Recreation Department. The Recreation Department will notify you regarding your eligibility to receive the reduced program fees as listed below within two business days after receiving your application. Upon approval of your request, payment will be required prior to participation in the program. Reduced program fees are not granted after the regis-tration has been processed. The Shorewood Recreation Depart-ment reserves the right to deny participants request for reduced program fees. Program fees may be reduced by the following:

Cost of Class Discount on Program FeesUp to $10 Minimum payment of $5$10.01 - $29.99 $5 discount$30 and above $10 discount

Programs that do not qualify for a discount rate include vendor programs, field trips, co-op programs, Activity Nights, Fun Friday Events and summer school enrichment. The Recreation Depart-ment does not want to exclude any Shorewood Public School student or a student that lives in Shorewood who may be un-able to participate due to financial hardship. If a family is unable to pay the entire youth program fee, the parent/guardian should contact the Department in writing and arrangements may be made so that the youth is able to participate at a further reduced program fee. The Recreation Department does offer payment plan options.

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Unable to pay your program fees in full at the time of registration?Please contact the Recreation Department for more information at (414) 963-6913 x 4.

7. canceLLed cLasses

All programs are subject to change. Programs will be subject to cancellation should low attendance warrant such a decision. There may be times classes need to be cancelled due to weather, facility scheduling, etc. We will attempt to reschedule the class, however, if we are unable to make up the class, there will be NO REFUNDS or credit given for class cancellations. For program closing due to inclement weather, or other reasons, call (414) 963-6913 x 3 or check the website at: shorewoodschools.org.

8. sHaring oF PersonaL inFormation

The Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Depart-ment requires personal information form each participant on the registration form. The information provided to us by each individ-ual is used solely for the purpose of participating in Shorewood

Recreation programs. The Shorewood Recreation Department will not share participant’s information with outside parties.

9. Pay Less For your ProgramsAll program registrations must occur prior to classes starting, or by the sign-up deadline. The price of the class is increased by $10 if you register the day of or after the class has started. Please register early.

10. reFund Procedure

Full refunds will not be issued unless a program is cancelled by the Recreation Department.

11. returned cHecks

There will be a $25 service fee on all returned checks.

12. can i droP a cLass aFter it started?You are important to us! The Shorewood Recreation and Com-munity Services Department is committed to excellence by pro-viding high quality programs and services. If you or a family member are not satisfied with a class, program or service offered by the Department, please let us know prior to the start of the third class. In order to receive a pro-rated credit you must no-tify our office prior to the 3rd class. After the 3rd class has met, a credit for that class will not be issued. The credit ex-pires two years from the date of issue and can be applied online.

13. vendor Program

As indicated in the program description, these classes are con-tracted out by private businesses for the Recreation Department. We are unable to give a credit five business days before the start of the class.

14. Fee For transFerring or droPPing a cLass beFore it starts

You may drop or transfer a class before it starts without penalty if completed at least two business days prior to the class begin-ning. A $10 fee per registration will be assessed if we do not receive this notice. You will receive credit for dropping a class, which can be applied online.

15. incLement weatHer canceLLations

Outdoor programs will be cancelled when the weather is inclem-ent or fields are not playable. Please call the information line, (414) 963-6913 x 3, to determine if a program is cancelled.

16. waiting Lists

If classes are filled when you enroll, please request to be placed on a waiting list, or opt for it online. If there are any cancellations or new classes opened, you will be notified by email and permit-ted to register for them. No names are put on a waiting list after the first class has met. Please do not attend the class if you are on a waiting list. Payment is not accepted for the waiting list.

17. smoking/aLcoHoL use PoLicy

The use of all tobacco products or drinking of alcoholic bever-ages on all School District premises is prohibited by state law.

18. round uP For recreation

Rounding up your program fee helps provide financial support to individuals who are unable to afford program fees. If you are rounding up, please put the amount you would like to round up in the appropriate box on the registration form. You can donate online by going to Donation for Recreation or with your phone registration.

19. PHotos & sociaL media

For program promotion, photographs may be taken of partici-pants from time to time. If you do not wish to have your photo-graph taken, please notify the photographer and/or class instruc-tor. The Shorewood Recreation Department uses social media as one of the ways to promote our programs. Please inform us if you choose to opt out of photo use and/or social media.

20. a great giFt idea - giFt certiFicate

Do you have a friend or family that has everything? The Shore-wood Recreation and Community Services Gift Certificates are available in any amount and can be used toward any program offered in the Recreation Activity Guide. Contact us for more information.

21. do you want to work For us?Do you have a skill, talent, or knowledge you would like to share through the Recreation Department? Contact us for a program proposal form or go online to the School District website at: www.shorewoodschools.org.

22. emPLoyment oPPortunities

Applications are being accepted for job opportunities including lifeguards, swim instructors, aerobic and water aerobic instruc-tors, sport instructors, art and crafts specialists, and fitness in-structors. Applications can be downloaded from the District web-site at: www.shorewoodschools.org.

23. HosPitaL / medicaL insurance

The School District of Shorewood does not provide hospital/medical insurance coverage for people participating in spon-sored activities.

24. tyPo, Human error, we gooFed...!?Occasionally there may be an error in days, times, registration requirement or fees in the bulletin. When such an error oc-curs, our staff will do everything possible to correct the situation promptly. We thank you for your patience and understanding.

25. sHorewood recreation advisory committee

A special thank you to the individuals who are serving on the 2014 - 2015 Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Advisory Committee.

If you are interested in serving on the Recreation Advisory Com-mittee, please contact the Recreation Department.

26. Lock it uP!Shorewood Recreation Department is not responsible for any items lost or stolen. Please bring a lock to secure your personal belongings. Please leave your valuables at home. It is strongly suggested that you always lock you bike.

27. individuaLs witH sPeciaL needs

Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department programs are open to all children and adults, including those with special needs. For assistance and information, please call (414) 963-6913 x 4.

28. non-discrimination PoLicy

The School District of Shorewood does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, religion, national origin (including limited Eng-lish proficiency), ancestry, creed, color, pregnancy, marital or pa-rental status, sexual orientation, transgender status, or physical, mental, emotional or learning disability, citizenship status, arrest or conviction record, and military service.

29. dogs are not aLLowed on scHooL district grounds.

30. community swim scHeduLes

Pool schedules are subject to change at a moment’s notice. Each sign that is posted is dated. To find out what the pool schedule is for the day, call the pool hotline at (414) 963-6913 x 1 or visit our website at: www.shorewoodschools.org.

31. onLine registration

Just follow these quick steps to register online:• Go to www.shorewoodrecreation.org• Sign In (forgot password, or unsure if you have an account

- please call our office).• Go to Course Search tab, type in course #, or keyword for

the class you are interested in.• Select the class you would like by clicking on the appropri-

ate class.• After reading through the description, if you decide you

would like the class, then click “ADD TO CART”• Select appropriate family member(s), then click “NEXT”,

then “FINISH”.

• You can either click “CONTINUE SHOPPING” to choose more classes or you can click “CHECKOUT” if you are ready to pay.

• Please provide appropriate credit card information.

If you would like our department to walk you through the online registration process, please do not hesitate to call.

32. 90+ cLub

Are you 90 years or older, live in Shorewood, and participate in Shorewood Recreation Department programs? If so, please contact the Recreation Department. You are eligible to partici-pate in our programs FREE! The 90+ Club does not include co-op programs, vendor programs and field trips.

33. eLectronic surveiLLance

Shorewood High School utilizes video surveillance equipment inside and outside of the buildings on the campus. This surveil-lance has been designed to protect buildings.

34. scHooL district PoLicies and guideLines

All recreation program participants, Fitness Center members, and community swimmers must follow Shorewood School Dis-trict policies and guidelines. These documents are located at www.shorewoodschools.org under the District tab, Board of Education file.

Please call the Recreation Department at 414-963-6914 x 4 if you have any questions regarding our guidelines.

GENERAL

INFORMATIO

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co-oP Program contact inFormationIf you have any specific questions concerning co-op programs, please contact the appropriate Recreation Department. For your convenience, contact informa-tion and addresses are listed below.

Mequon-Thiensville Recreation Dept. (262) 238-7535www.mtsd.k12.wi.us11040 N Range Line RdMequon, WI 53092

Nicolet Recreation Department (414) 351-7566www.nicolet.k12.wi.us6701 North Jean Nicolet RoadGlendale, WI 53217

Whitefish Bay Recreation Department (414) 963-3947www.wfbschools.com5205 N Lydell AvenueWhitefish Bay, WI 53217

Renae AldanaJennifer Anderson

Jameson AuerMelissa Marschka

Brian QuandtMaggie Reeve

Tim Vander MelBarbara Weber

SHOREWOOD RECREATIONPROGRAM REGISTRATION FORM

Please Print

Clearly! Family Information

T-Shirts (if applicable, t-shirt will be indicated in program description)

Name of Participant(First & Last)

Gender Date ofBirth Grade Free & Reduced

Lunch program?

Attends Shorewood

Public schools?Program Title Course # Program fee

Name______________

Name______________

Name______________

Size______

Size_______

Size_______

Youth sizes: S, M, or LAdult sizes: S, M, L, or XL

I, the undersigned, do hereby agree to the allow the individual(s) named herein to participated in the activity(ies) indicated. I am aware and understand that there may be potential risks inherent with participation in any recreation activity and that the Shorewood School District and Recreation Dept. does not provide accident insurance and cannot assume responsibility for injury to any participants in the recreation programs. I assume all risks and hazards inci-dental to such participation including transportation to and from the activities and do hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify and agree to hold harmless the Shorewood Recreation Dept. employees, staff and other persons for all claims, injuries, liabilities, damage or right of action directly or indirectly arising out of use of Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department activities. In the event of a medical emergency, I authorize the department staff to obtain medical treatment for the above named.

Signature: Date:

Total from other forms

Credit

Round Up for Recreation

Late Fee

Total Amount

Reduced / Waiver Fees: participants may receive discounts on programs. See #5 on page 31 for more information.

Round up for Recreation: Rounding up your program fees helps to provide fi-nancial support to those who are unable to afford the program fee for activities. See #18 on page 32 for more information.

MAIL TO: Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department1701 E. Capitol Drive, Shorewood WI 53211Online: www.shorewoodschools.orgOr Fax: (414) 961-3175 • Questions? Please call (414) 963-6913 x 4

Special Considerations? (medications, disabilities, etc.) ___________________________________________________________________________________

______ I give my permission to use my status with Shorewood Nutritional Services Free & Reduced Meal Pro-gram to receive a discount for Recre-ation Department programs.

Date Processed _______/_________/_______

_____ Cash

_____ Check (payable to Shorewood Rec Dept)

_____ Credit Card (Mastercard / Visa / Discover)

Card # __________/__________/__________/__________

Exp ______/______ Security Code ________

Name (parent/guardian)________________________________ Date of Birth ______/______/______ Gender _______

Address ____________________________________________________________________________ Apt. _________

City _______________________ Zip ___________________ Email __________________________________________

Primary Phone ( ) ______________________________ Secondary Phone ( ) _____________________________

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The person named on this registration form

wishes to participate in the S

horewood C

omm

unity Fitness Center Fow

l 5K (the “E

vent”), which is sched-

uled to occur on 11/14/15 in Shorew

ood, Wisconsin. Those w

ho have made this event possible – the S

horewood C

omm

unity Fitness Center, and

the Event sponsors, volunteers and officials (collectively, the “O

rganizers”) – wish to ensure to the fullest extent possible that they are not sued or

held liable for injuries or damages sustained by participants or those attending the E

vent. I make this release and agreem

ent on my behalf, and on

behalf of anyone who w

ould be able to sue if I were injured w

hile participating in or attending the Event. In return for being allow

ed to participate in the E

vent, I agree and acknowledge as follow

s: (1) Participation and attendance at running events carries w

ith it some risk of serious injury, including

even in rare cases death. The risks include, but are not limited to, those caused by overexertion, vehicular traffic, the course, the w

eather, facilities, equipm

ent, Organizers, spectators and other participants. (2) I assum

e all risk of participating in and attending this Event; (3) I understand that the

Organizers of this E

vent are relying upon the agreements and representations I m

ake in here; (4) I release the Organizers of the E

vent from any and

all claims, including negligence claim

s and claims relating to personal injury or property, arising out of m

y participation or attendance at this Event,

except I do not release reckless or intentional tort claims; (5) I agree to indem

nify the Organizers if I or anyone else brings a claim

against the Organiz-

ers due to injuries I receive due to my participating in or attending the E

vent (“indemnify” here m

eans to reimburse the O

rganizers for any sums they

have to pay and expenses/fees they incur due to an injury claim relating to m

e); (6) I give permission for the free use of m

y name and picture in any

broadcast or print media account of this event; and (7) I have carefully read this docum

ent and understand it. With know

ledge of the risks involved and the rights I give up, I w

aive the rights I might otherw

ise have, and I freely sign this document.

Nam

e _______________________________________________________ Male / Fem

ale __________ Age ___________

Address ____________________________________________________ C

ity _______________________ Zip _________

Prim

ary Phone ( ) ______________________ E

mail ______________________________________________________

Entry fee $20 (children 12 and under, $10). Day of run, $25 for everyone. N

O EXC

EPTION

S. M

ake check payable to: Shorew

ood Com

munity Fitness C

enter. Com

plete a separate form for each participant. P

hotocopies per-m

itted. All Fow

l 5K packets w

ill need to be picked up on the day of the run/walk at the registration table located at the S

horewood

Intermediate S

chool Com

mons.

Participant’s S

ignature ____________________________________________________________ Date S

igned ___________________________

Parent’s S

ignature ___________________________________________________(If participant is under 18 years old then: (1) signature of parent or guardian is also required, and (2) the w

ord “I” used above means “I and m

y parent/guardian.

I am unable to participate in this year’s Fow

l 5K. E

nclosed is my tax-deductible donation.

(Make checks payable to “S

horewood C

omm

unity Fitness Center.”).

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2015 Shorewood Fow

l 5K

Starting tim

e: 10:00 a.m. for R

un / Walk at S

HS

Track

When

Saturday, Novem

ber 14, 2015R

ace day registration and mandatory packet pick-up begins

at 8:30 a.m. at the S

horewood Interm

ediate School C

om-

mons.

Run/W

alk begins at 10:00 a.m. at SH

S Track.

Pre & Post R

ace Activities

All pre and post race activities w

ill be held in the Shore-

wood Interm

ediate School C

omm

ons. Random

drawings

for prizes (must be present to w

in) and refreshments w

ill be served after run/w

alk.

Aw

ardsAw

ards will be presented to the top three m

en, wom

en, boys (12 and under), and girls (12 and under). B

e sure to check your tim

e at the finish line.

Pre-Registration

Use the form

below to pre-register by m

ail. Mail entries m

ust be received by Thursday, N

ov. 11M

ake checks payable to: SC

FCS

end to: Shorew

ood Fowl 5K

, S

horewood C

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unity Fitness Center

1701 E. C

apitol Drive, S

horewood, W

I 53211

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Race Info

M

andatory Check-in @

SIS

Com

mons from

8:30 - 9:30 amP

hone: (414) 961-3100 E

mail: jw

ilson@shorew

ood.k12.wi.us

21st Annual!

5K R

un / Walk

Proceeds to benefit Shorewood H

igh SchoolB

oys and Girls C

ross Country Team

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COMMUNITY CONTACTS & EVENTS

cHoraL arts concertCome watch our Choral Arts program’s perfor-mance. Music selection to be announced. Date: Tuesday, October 27Time: 7:00 pmLocation: St Roberts Church 2200 E. Capitol DriveFee: FREE

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sHorewood connects 8tH annuaL FaLL cLeanuP!Date: Saturday, November 7Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Join your neighbors for a morning of yard clean-up to benefit older and disabled adults throughout Shorewood. To volunteer, contact Shorewood Connects Coordinator, Michelle Boehm via email at [email protected] or (414) 698-4369. Older and disabled adults seeking assistance, please contact Elizabeth Price from the Shorewood Senior Resource Center at (414) 847-2727 or via email at [email protected].

6tH annuaL sHorewood community-wide HaLLoween Party!Mark your calendar now for Saturday, October 31st. More information to follow.

sHorewood Farmers marketSponsored by Shorewood Foundation in conjunction with the Village of Shorewood and the Shore-wood School District. This farmers market will allow the opportunity to engage directly with the growers and producers of food and agricultural products, teach our kids about the importance of our agricultural roots and connect with our neighbors and friends. In addition to the locally grown produce and products there will be entertainment. For more information go to: www.shorewoodfarm-ersmarket.com or visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/shorewoodfarmersmarket.

Date: Sunday, June 28 - November 1Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pmLocation: Atwater Elementary School West Playground

community contactsiF you Have any questions about tHese grouPs, PLease contact tHem at tHese numbers or emaiL addresses

ShoRewood hIgh dRama depT.Box Office - (414) 963 - 6940www.shorewooddrama.org

ShoRewood hISToRICal SoCIeTyKaren deHartog (414) 964 - 5258

www.shorewoodhistory.org

ShoRewood lITTle leagueRick Frieseke - (414) 731 - 9875www.shorewoodlittleleague.com

ShoRewood meN’S Clubwww.shorewoodmensclub.org

ShoRewood SwIm Clubwww.shorewoodswimclub.com

ShoRewood womaN’S ClubJanet Nortrom - (414) 964-3764

gfwcwishorewoodwomansclub.com

INTeR NoRThShoRe FC(FoRmely ShoRewood KICKeRS)

Kristin Yatso - (414) 963 - 6334www.internorthshorefc.com

mIlwauKee Table TeNNIS ClubLinda Leaf - (414) 281 - 3123

milwaukeettc.org

mIleSToNeS pRogRam FoR ChIldReN(414) 964 - 5545

milestonesprograms.org

SeNIoR ReSouRCe CeNTeRElizabeth Price

(414) 847 - 2727villageofshorewood.org

ShoRewood FouNdaTIoN(414) 847 - 2702

www.shorewoodfoundation.org

ShoRewood gIRlS SoFTballLiz Escobar - (414) 963 [email protected]

Non-Profit O

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ilwaukee, WI

Permit No. 483

SHOREW

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Recreation and Com

munity

Services Departm

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apitol Dr.

Shorewood, W

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414-963-6913 x 4

www.shorew

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