Turlock Recreation Summer 2010

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Success Story...Making an ImpactJames Ross, a sixth grader at Julien Elementary School,has been selected to represent Turlock Unied SchoolDistrict in the Every Student Succeeding program. Thisprogram is set-up to honor students who have overcomeobstacles and those who have contributed to help them

succeed.Mrs. Murphy, Juliens principal, nominated James for thisaward saying, James was moved to a Special Educationclassroom with Mrs. Pam Esposito. He was strugglingimmensely with some developmental speech delayissues and vision issues that were keeping him fromlearning.

James Ross and Zach Ripley

James credits his academic success to the love andsupport of his family and also to the City Recreationprogram because it has helped him with homework,journal writing, games and how to be a good friend. Hesays Zack, the Site Manager of the Julien After School

Program, is always taking time to help him make gooddecisions. When asking James who he believes hassupported him and been a part of his success team hesaid, My family! He said that they respect and lovehim even though he isnt perfect. He also said that theRec Program has been a part of his success becausethey help him with his studies every single day afterschool. He claims he still argues with Zack at times butis thankful that he is in his life.

Zack Ripley has been an employee with the City ofTurlock since October 2006. Zack always makes surethat each child has a smile on his/her face and helps thechildren see themselves with a positive self image. The

work ethic and dedication that Zack has is unbelievable;we are truly grateful to have him as a part of ourRecreation team. He inuences not only the childrenin the After School Program but his fellow coworkers aswell.

Zack has been nominated and chosen for the Employeeof the Month award two separate times and hecontinuously helps make our programs better.


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General Information

Community MeetingsAll regular meetings are open to the public.Meetings are held MONTHLY at City Halllocated at: 156 S. Broadway

City Council When: 2nd & 4th TuesdayTime: 7:00pm

Parks, Recreation & When: 2nd WednesdayCommunity Commission Time: 6:00pm

Turlock City Arts When: 2nd ThursdayCommission Time: 7:00pm

Parks, Recreation &Community CommissionHeres a way to get involved in the Turlockcommunity! Now Accepting Applications!

This advisory Commission to the Turlock City Council meetsone evening a month to discuss important communitytopics. If you are interested in being a part of change in

the Turlock community this is your chance. Applicationsfor Commission positions may be requested from theCity of Turlock http://ci.turlock.ca.us/citydepartments/administrativeservices.Administrative Ofces, 156 S Broadway, Turlock.

Photo PolicyPlease be advised that all participants involved inany programs or special events are subject to beingphotographed. Such photographs may be used by the Cityof Turlock without an obligation to provide compensation tothose photographed.

Garage Sale InformationThe City of Turlock Recreation would like to remindresidents who are planning to have a garage sale to obtaintheir required permit.

ONLY 2 PERMITS ALLOWED IN A CALENDAR YEAR.For information on Garage Sales call the Recreation Ofceat 6685594. Purchase your permit at:

Recreation Ofce 301 Starr AvenueFee: $15.00

Help Youth Participate inRecreation ProgramsLook at these easy ways to help the Youth of Turlockparticipate in Recreation Programs and Sports.

Jump on board and get our youth out and busy!!

Support TurlockRecreation by ShoppingIts easy and all you have to do is provide the cardwhen you shop

Turlock Recreation is raising funds for youth scholarships

through the S.H.A.R.E.S. card and theRaleys Qualityof Life card. A percentage of every grocery dollar willsupport youth in Turlock and help them to sign up forRecreation activities and sports.

S.H.A.R.E.S. CardRaleys Quality of Life Card

To receive afree card or more information contactTurlock Recreation at 6685594.

Youth Recreation ScholarshipsThe City of Turlock announces that Youth & Senior

Recreation Scholarships are available through theRecreation ofce for participation in City of TurlockRecreation Activities. Participants must be 18 years of ageor under, or 62 years of age and above, and must live withinthe city limits of Turlock. Once approved, applicants mayreceive up to $75 for the year July 1, 2010 June 30, 2011.Applications are available at the Recreation ofce, after July1, 2010. For more information call 6685594.

We are seeking donations for additionalScholarships. Please contact the Recreation ofcefor donation information: 6685594


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Park and Picnic RentalDo You Want to Check Availabilityof a Picnic Space?Picnic areas can reserved from March 1st, through October31st.To check availability of a picnic space call our ofce at6685594 or check us out on the web atwww.cityofturlock.org from our home page go to:Key words [Park Rentals}

For the park you are interested in a map will appear withlettered and numbered areas. Click on any of the numbers

or letters to get detailed information and availability for thatspot. Lettered areas must be reserved; numbered areas arerst come rst served.

Broadway Park 501 N. BroadwayThere are 3 covered picnic areas to reserve. Enjoy the beautifulplayground and water feature that operates during the summermonths.

Crane Park 1555 E. Canal DriveCrane Park is a nice, shady park with many amenitiesto offer park-goers. There are 6 picnic areas that can be

reserved, a new playground area, a half basketball court,tennis courts, and horseshoe pits. In addition, Crane parkcaters to large group events with Area B accommodating upto 190 people.

Donnelly Park 600 Pedras RoadThere are 14 picnic areas that can be reserved, all areequipped with BBQs. There are two large play structures,a half basketball court, volleyball poles, and a picturesquelake. No swimming or shing allowed.

Pedretti Park Picnic Area

2400 Tegner RoadPedretti Park is located off Highway 99. It features a largecovered picnic area that seats up to 85 people. Pedretti hasa nice playground, volleyball poles, and several BBQs.

Pedretti Park Sports Complex

2400 Tegner RoadOne of the nest softball facilities in the Central valley,featuring 4 softball elds and 1 baseball diamond.All elds are available for rent and use for tournaments.

Gemperle Fields atTurlock Regional Sports Complex4545 N. Kilroy RoadConveniently located off Highway 99, with 9 soccer eldsand 2 softball diamonds. The elds at the Sports Complexare perfect for tournament rentals.

Park Rules No alcohol allowed in any of the parks No amplied noise

No personal barbecues No driving on the grass

Dont Miss Out on OurGreat Summer Camps &

Swim Lessons!See pages 6 9 for more details


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Bounce House PermitsBounce houses are allowed in rented lettered areasof the parks. Once you have rented a space and contractedwith a bounce house company, you will need to purchasea $35 Bounce House Permit. Check with the Recreationofce for the names and numbers of companies that havebeen approved to do business with the City of Turlock.

Skate Park250 Starr AvenueRequired Safety Gear:

Helmets Kneepads Elbow PadsThe skate park is an unsupervised facility open duringregular park hours: 6:00am 10:00pm

Dog Park atSunnyview Park500 S. Berkeley Avenue

To be able to play at the dog park: Rabies vaccinations must be current. Male dogs must be neutered.

All dogs must wear identication. Owners must carry a leash at all times. No puppies under four months of age admitted. No female dogs in heat may enter the park

Community EventsDS Connect Night :Youth ages 4 12 years can bring their DS, PSP, Leapsteror other hand held game for a night of connecting withfriends. Not a handheld gamer? Dont worry we will also

have board games, crafts and other fun activities.

Where: Club Room #2

Times: 6:00pm9:00pm

Dates: Friday May 14

Friday June 18

Friday July 30

Friday August 27

Fee: $10.00 per childPay in advance at the Recreation Ofce

Movies Under the Stars!

Proud Sponsor of the 2010Spring Movie Series

Powered by Turlock Recreation andBackyard Flicks

Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, friends and family for anoutdoor movie event!

Friday, April 16: Madagascar 2

Friday, April 30: Monsters vs. Aliens

Friday, May 7: The Bee Movie

Friday, May 21: Shrek

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexGates Open: 5:30pmMovie Begins: DuskFee: $2.00/ person 3 & under FREE

Make a Memory!Order a Special Occasion slide to run at a Movie Underthe Stars event. Wish someone a Happy Birthday or aHappy Anniversary or advertise your business. The slidewill show 10 times for 7 seconds at a time, prior to thefeatured performance. The cost is $25.00 per slide, witha minimum number of slides available. Call 6685594 tosecure your slide for the spring movie series.

Netos DriveThru

Chicken DinnerThursday, April 22nd4:00 7:00pm

$10.00/ticketLet Netos do the cooking! All of the proceeds willbenet the Recreation Scholarship Fund. Call 6685594or stop by 301 Starr Avenue to purchase your tickets.

Act fast, a limited number of tickets are available.

Must purchase tickets by Friday, April 9th.


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Community EventsContinuedTurlock Youth Track MeetSaturday, May 8Join Turlock Recreation and the Turlock High School Track Teamfor a Youth Track Meet. Youth 7 14 years can participate in Trackand Field events. No experience is necessary.Pick up registration forms beginning April 1st at the RecreationOfce, online at cityofturlock.org or sign up at the meet.

Where: Dutcher Middle School TrackCheckIn: 8:30am

Run Begins: 9:30amFee: $10.00 to participate

Kids Camps & Art CampsSummer Camp :Dont miss out on an awesome summer for children K 6thgrades! Discover the excitement in our Recreation Summer Campwhere you will meet new friends, create amazing and vibrantcrafts, and participate in actionpacked games. MondayThursdaywe will be hangin out at the pool and Friday we will have a slewof special events including guest speakers, themed activities, anddress-up days! An afternoon snack will be provided each day;there is a maximum enrollment of 80 participants so register early.

Where: Pitman High School CafeteriaDays: Monday FridayAnnual Enrollment Fee: $12.00

Times: Fee:Half Day 6:30am 3:00pm $71.00Full Day 6:30am 6:00pm $93.005Day Punch Card 6:30am 6:00pm $100.00

Late Fee: $5.00 FEE PER DAY THAT THE CHILDATTENDS WITHOUT PAYMENT

During the weeks of June 14 and August 213 camp will meet inClub Room 2. All other weeks will meet in the Pitman HighSchool cafeteria.

Little GigglersSummer Camp :Enjoy a funlled summer at our Little Gigglers Camp forchildren K 2nd grade! Throughout the summer kids will beexploring arts, crafts, music, and indoor/outdoor activities. Thisis a great opportunity for children to socialize and meet newfriends. Monday - Thursday we will be spending time at the pooland we will have a wide range of specialized activities for FunFridays! An afternoon snack will be provided each day; there is amaximum enrollment of 40 participants so register early.

Where: Turlock High School Room PE 10

Days: Monday FridayAnnual Enrollment fee: $12.00

Times: Fee:Half Day 7:30am 3:00pm $71.00Full Day 7:30am 6:00pm $93.005Day Punch Card 7:30am 6:00pm $100.00


The 1st week of Summer Camp will start Tuesday, June 1. Thisweek will meet in Club Room 2. The last week of Summer Campwill start August 9th and will meet in Club Room 2. All otherweeks will meet at Turlock High room PE 10.

YoungRembrandtsArt Camps

Story Book Camp :Preschool children will explore the world of Eric Carle in thisfour-day camp full of art and reading. Each day, students will reada different Eric Carle book and then draw a Young Rembrandts

lesson which incorporates one aspect of the book. Participantswill learn how to draw a variety of creatures including acaterpillar, a ladybug, a crab and more. Come explore the land ofEric Carle with Young Rembrandts!

Where: Youth CenterAges: 3 1/2 5 yearsDays: Monday ThursdayTime: 10:00 11:30amDate: June 21 24Fee: $69.00


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Art ClassesContinued

Birds MultiMedia Workshop:Explore birds using different media or art techniques each day!By the nal day, artists will have completed a creative collectionof bird drawings including a amingo, an eagle, a toucan, a doveand more. Artists will use pencils, thin and broad-tipped markers,Sharpies, color pencils, cut-paper and pastels. Students willalso learn a style of cross-hatching, cut0paper mosaic and chalkpastel techniques.

Where: Youth CenterAges: 6 13 yearsDays: Monday ThursdayTime: 12:00 1:30pmDate: June 21 24Fee: $69.00

Parent/Child Drawing Camp:Have you wondered what you can do at home to help furtherdevelop your childs motor skills? Well, this is the camp for you!You and your child will each complete your own drawing usingthe Young Rembrandts technique. Have fun drawing together,

while learning specic skills that help develop your childs nemotor skills at home.

Where: Youth CenterAges: 5 7 yearsDays: Monday WednesdayTime: 10:00 11:30amDate: July 19 21Fee: $55.00

Prehistoric CreatureCartoon Camp :Using a variety of cartoon techniques, we will humanize some

dinosaurs as our characters. Our dinosaurs will participate inmany familiar human activities and scenes, and we will bringthem to life with color and humor. We will even learn to tell ajoke, like a comic strip, as we learn to sequence our cartoons.

Where: Youth CenterAges: 6 13 yearsDays: Monday WednesdayTime: 12:00 1:30pmDate: July 19 21Fee: $55.00

Aquatic ProgramsJunior Lifeguard Programs

Lifeguard Campfor 8 12 Year Olds :

This is a great opportunity to learn the basic skills required to befuture lifeguards. The camp is challenging and fun, while givingyouth a chance to learn water safety skills. Requirement: Musthave passed, or have passed the equivalent of, City of Turlock

level II swim lessons.Where: Pitman High School PoolAges: 8 12 yearsDates: July 19 July 23Day: Monday FridayTime: 11:00 am 12:00 pmFee: $55.00

Junior Lifeguard I :This training program is designed for those interested in learninghow to respond in an aquatic emergency. This class serves as afoundation for further training and employment in lifeguardingand aquatics. This is a great opportunity for those individualsinterested in working towards becoming a certied lifeguard. Thisprogram includes 3 weeks of training and shadow work with acertied lifeguard.

Where: Pitman High School PoolAges: 12 15 yearsDates: July 19 August 6Day: Monday FridayTime: 12:30 2:00 pmFee: $70.00

Junior Lifeguard II :This class will expand on the material from the Jr. Lifeguard I

program. Participants will receive more advanced training inspinal injuries, rst aid, CPR and develop tness. Must havepassed Jr. Lifeguard I. This program includes 3 weeks of trainingand shadow work with a certied lifeguard.

Where: Pitman High School PoolAges: 13 15 yearsDates: June 28 July 16Day: Monday FridayTime: 12:30 2:00 pmFee: $70.00


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Water Polo ProgramsIntroduction to Water Polo :Youth ages 8 12 years are encouraged to sign up to learnthe basic components to the game of water polo. This campoffers instruction on egg beater kicking, passing, shooting andblocking techniques, as well as game strategies. Swimmer musthave passed Level 2 swimming or have the ability to swim acrossthe pool without assistance.

Where: Pitman High PoolDates: June 28 July 15Day: Monday Thursday

Time: 10:00 am 11:00 amFee: $65.00

Youth Water Polo League :The goal of the Youth Water Polo League is to grow the sport ofwater polo by increasing participation at the youth level. Thisprogram will provide participants with a unique opportunityto learn necessary skills from trained coaches and competitiveWater Polo athletes. Participants will be broken into age groupsto better teach and learn the fundamentals of the game, includingtournament play.

This league will teach the basic fundamentals of passing,shooting, dribbling, movement in the water, offense, defense, andadvantages through creating a culture of encouragement whereparticipants learn the importance of dedication, integrity, passionfor the sport

Where: Pitman High PoolAges: 11 14 yearsDates: June 28 July 29Day: Monday ThursdayTime: 3:00 pm 4:15 pmFee: $75.00

Swim ProgramsSwim Camp :This camp will combine swimming techniques in a campatmosphere. Activities designed to help rene strokes, teach startsand turns and build endurance. Class includes instruction andswim event. Requirement: Must have passed, or have passed theequivalent of, City of Turlock level II swim lessons.

Where: Turlock High School PoolAges: 8 12 yearsDates: July 19 July 23Day: Monday FridayTime: 11:00 am 12:00 noonFee: $57.00

Swim ClinicStroke Renement :This program will focus on stroke renement and endurance.Class size is Limited! Requirement: Must have passed, or havepassed the equivalent of, City of Turlock level 2 swim lessons.

Where: Turlock High School PoolAges: 8 12 yearsDates: July 19 July 23Day: Monday FridayTime: 3:30 pm 5:00 pmFee: $57.00

Parent & Baby Play TimeWater Wiggles :Spend time with your baby in the water and participate with aninstructor in exploration games, songs and water playtime. Parentand Baby 6 months 2 years can have fun in this class that willintroduce babies to the water in a fun setting. Parents can cool ofin the pool and play with their child.

Where: Turlock High School PoolAges: 6 months 2 yearsDates: June 21 24

June 28 July 1

July 5 8July 12 15

Day: Monday Thursday (1 week)Time: 10:00 am 10:30 amFee: $20.00/ per week

$40/ 8 day punch card

(Punch cards allow exibility and can be used on any class dayduring June 21 July 15)

Summer Recreation SwimOpens Monday, June 21stColumbia Pool HoursMonday Thursday 12:30 3:30 pmFridays ClosedSaturdays 1:00 pm 5:00 pmSaturday Family Swim 5:30 pm 7:30 pmSundays 1:00 pm 5:00 pm

Turlock High & Pitman Pool HoursMonday Friday 12:30 3:00 pm

Pool Fees: $1.00 per person/ per day6 years & under FREE w/ paying adult

Buy a Season Recreation Swim Pass and Save!$40.00 for the 2010 Summer Season

Youth Scholarships are available, ask theRecreation Division ofce for information!


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Swim Lessons :Summer Swim Lesson Registration Procedures:Starting Thursday, April 15th registration will be taken on arstcome, rstserve basis. Registrations can be done online,fax, mail or in person. Fax or mail in registrations must be madeon the Swim Lesson Registration form found in this guide.Please place a 1st and 2nd choice as class space is limited.

Register Online athttp://www.cityofturlock.org

Reminder when registering online: For quick service, you musthave already opened an online account with us!

Swim Class Information:Where: Turlock High School, Pitman High

School and Columbia PoolDay: Monday Thursdays, 2 weeksTime: 40 minute classesFee: $42.00 per session

Class Levels:Parent and BabyPlay Time 6 months 2 years

$20 / week or $40 / punch card

Toddler* 1 3 years / Parent ParticipationPreschool 1 34 yearsPreschool 2 5 6 yearsLevel 1** Water ExplorationLevel 2 Primary SkillsLevel 3 Stroke ReadinessLevel 4 Stroke DevelopmentLevel 5 Stroke Renement

Level 6 Advanced Stroke Renement* Parent Participation Requires an adult in the water with eachchild. This is an introduction to water exploration and a time forparents and toddler to learn basic water skills.

** For students who are 6 years and older or students who havebeen passed in the Preschool class by their instructor. Go on-lineat http://www.cityofturlock.org for times and pools.

COLUMBIA POOL

TURLOCK HIGHPOOL

PITMANHIGH POOL

Swim Lessons Pools Times Classes:Session A: June 21 July 1 Session B: July 5 July 15 Session C: July 26 August 5Session D: August 9 August 19 Columbia Pool OnlyAll Sessions are Monday Thursday for 2 weeks and 40 minutes each day $42.00 per session

11:00am 11:50am 3:50pm 4:40pm 5:30pm 6:20pm

Preschool 1 Toddler Preschool 1 Preschool 1 Toddler Preschool 1

Preschool 2 Preschool 1 Preschool 2 Preschool 2 Preschool 1 Preschool 2

Level 1 Preschool 2 Level 1 Level 1 Preschool 2 Level 1

Level 2 Level 1 Level 2 Level 2 Level 1 Level 2

Level 3 Level 2 Level 3 Level 3 Level 2 Level 4

Level 4 Level 3 Level 5 Level 4 Level 3 Level 5/6

10:10am 11:00am 11:50am 3:30pm 4:20pmPreschool 1 Toddler Preschool 1 Preschool 1

Level 1 Preschool 2 Preschool 1 Preschool 2 Preschool 2Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 1 Level 1

Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 Level 2 Level 2Level 4 Level 4 Level 4 Level 3 Level 3

Level 5 Level 6 Level 5 Level 4

11:00am 11:50am 4:40pm 5:30pm 6:20pm

Preschool 1 Preschool 2 Preschool 1 Toddler Preschool 2

Toddler Level 1 Level 1 Level 1 Level 1

Level 1 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2 Level 3



Level 4 Level 5/6


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Youth ClassesDance Etc. :These classes teach the basics of ballet and tap for 2 5 years andballet, tap and jazz for 6 8 years! Students will be learning adance to perform at the end of the session. Step out and Dance!Registration will begin Thursday, April 15.

Where: Youth Center 1030 East Ave.Recital: Friday, July 30

2 years Baby & Me Fee: $45.00This class is designed to teach basic coordination, motor skills

and have fun! Mom/Dad will assist the child.

Day: Dates: Time: Dance:Tuesday May 18 July 27 4:30 5:00pm BalletWednesday May 19 July 28 5:15 5:45pm BalletThursday May 20 July 29 10:30 11:00am BalletThursday May 20 July 29 5:30 6:00pm Ballet*No Class the week of June 21

3 years Fee: $45.00Day: Dates: Time: Dance:Tuesday May 18 July 27 4:00 4:30pm BalletThursday May 20 July 29 11:00 11:30am Tap

Thursday May 20 July 29 6:00 6:30pm Ballet*No Class the week of June 21

4 years Fee: $52.00Day: Dates: Time: Dance:Tuesday May 18 July 27 5:45 6:30pm BalletWednesday May 19 July 28 4:30 5:15pm TapThursday May 20 July 29 3:00 3:45pm Ballet*No Class the week of June 21

5 years Fee: $52.00Day: Dates: Time: Dance:Wednesday May 19 July 28 3:00 3:45pm BalletWednesday May 19 July 28 6:45 7:30pm TapThursday May 20 July 29 3:45 4:30pm Tap*No Class the week of June 21

6 8 years Fee: $52.00

Day: Dates: Time: Dance:Tuesday May 18 July 27 5:00 5:45pm JazzWednesday May 19 July 28 3:45 4:30pm Tap*No Class the week of June 21

Recommended Dress Code

Ballet Classes:Pink ballet slippers (with elastic strap across top of foot)Leotard & tightsHair away from face

Tap Classes:Black tap shoesLeotard & tightsHair away from face

Jazz Classes:Black jazz shoesBlack knit/dance pantsLeotard or TshirtHair away from face

Ballet :Take advantage of this opportunity to learn beginning andintermediate ballet dance. The Ballet I class will incorporate thecorrect placement of the body, legs and feet with the coordinationof the head and arms. The Ballet II class will enhance your ballettraining & work toward technical ballet, body strengthening andadvancement to point.

Where: Youth Center 1030 East Ave.Recital: Friday, July 30

Wednesday Class

BalletIDates: May 19 July 28 No class week of June 21

Ages: Time: Fee:6 10 yrs 5:45 6:45pm $52.00

Thurs. ClassesBalletII*Dates: May 20 July 29 No class week of June 21

Ages: Time: Fee:

8 18 yrs 4:30 5:30pm $52.00BalletIII/IV**Dates: May 20 July 29 No class week of June 21 Ages: Time: Fee:11 18 yrs 6:30 8:00pm $70.00

* Must have 1 year of Ballet I & instructor approval** Beginning Point Class; must have instructor approval;

must have 1 year of Ballet II & be 11 yrs of age.


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Make, Bake & Take :Cooking can be a lot of fun when you know your way around thekitchen! Learn proper nutrition and kitchen safety while havingfun learning to cook. New cooking projects are offered eachsession making this a tasty class to repeat!

Where: Club Room 2Day: SaturdaySession 1: July 10Session 2: August 7Grade: 1st 6th gradeTime: 9:00am 12:00pm

Fee: $25.00/sessionProud Sponsor of the

Make, Bake & Take series.

Youth Art Classes

Target is the proud sponsor of...

Mini Picassos :Children 4 1/2 7 years (must be potty trained) will love theseopenended art experiences. In each session kids are introducedto a wide range of art materials and ideas. They are encouragedto discover various processes such as mixed media painting,drawing, sculpting with clay, printmaking and more. Each sessionis unique, with lots of fun, creative projects and opportunities toexplore!

Your child should bring a snack and an apron or old T-shirt towear during messy projects.

Where: War MemorialClub Room 2Day: Monday ThursdayTime: 9:00am 12:00pmSession 1: June 7 10 ~ Creepy Crawlies

Session 2: June 14 17 ~ 3 Ring CircusSession 3: June 21 24 ~ MasterpiecesSession 4: June 28 July 1 ~ Best Books EverSession 5: July 5 8 ~ Under the SeaSession 6: July 12 15 ~ The Art of NatureSession 7: July 19 22 ~ Sand and SurfSession 8: July 26 29 ~ Creative StudioSession 9: August 2 5 ~ 3D Art

Fee: $60.00/session,includes a $10 materials fee

Target is the proud sponsor of...

Creative Studio :Youth 8 12 years can participate in this open-ended art experiencewhere students are introduced to a wide range of art materials andideas. Kids will explore various processes such as mixed media,painting, drawing, sculpting with clay, printmaking and more. Inthe process, students will learn about famous artists and their styles,experiment with techniques and create exciting works of art.

Where: War MemorialFireside RoomDay: Monday Thursday

Time: 9:00am 12:00pmSession 1: June 14 17 ~ AnimalsSession 2: June 21 24 ~ Creation LabSession 3: June 28 July 1 ~ MasterpiecesSession 4: July 5 8 ~ Natures SplendorSession 5: July 12 15 ~ Creation LabSession 6: July 19 22 ~ Fun FacesSession 7: July 26 29 ~ Creation Lab

Fee: $60.00/session,includes a $10 materials fee

Young

RembrandtsArt Classes

Preschool Drawing :In this stepbystep drawing class, children will learn basicfundamentals of drawing, which will give them the tools andtechniques to become skillful artists. Lessons will includeengaging subject matter and expose students to basic portraiture,still life and landscape drawing. No prior art class experience

necessary. Must register 1 week prior to session beginning toavoid classes being canceled.

Where: Club Room #2Ages: 3 1/2 5 yearsDay: ThursdayTime: 2:30 3:15pmSession 1: May 6 June 10Session 2: June 24 August 5 (No class July 1)Session 3: August 12 September 16

Fee: $69.00


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Art ClassesContinued

Elementary Drawing :Our curriculum is designed to teach basic to advance drawingskills, art techniques and vocabulary in a positive and nurturingenvironment that brings out the best in each child. At the endof each one-hour class, students will leave with a completeddrawing. No prior art class experience necessary. Must register 1week prior to session beginning to avoid classes being canceled.

Where: Club Room #2

Ages: 6 13 yearsDay: ThursdayTime: 3:30 4:30pmSession 1: May 6 June 10Session 2: August 12 September 16

Fee: $69.00

Youth Cartoon Drawing :This program combines Young Rembrandts innovative, step-by-step drawing method with lighthearted subject matter thatengages childrens sense of humor and imagination. No prior artclass experience necessary. Must register 1 week prior to sessionbeginning to avoid classes being canceled.

Where: Club Room #2Ages: 6 13 yearsDay: ThursdayTime: 3:30 4:30Date: June 24 August 5 (No class July 1)

Fee: $69.00

Youth SportsSummer Tiny Tots FantasyBaseball Camp :Boys and girls 3 5 years will learn the basics of baseball whileplaying alongside their parents. Join us for four Saturdays as weteach the basic skills of running the bases, throwing, catchingand hitting off a batting tee. Each child must have an adult toparticipate with during the activity. Child and parent receivematching t-shirts!

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign Ups: May 17 June 16Dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31Day: SaturdayTimes: 9:00 10:15amFee: $54.00Late Fee: $5.00 (Signups from June 17 23)

Summer TBall Baseball :Come out and play the game of baseball in a noncompetitiveatmosphere. Boys and girls 4 6 years can join a team andplay 6 games of T-Ball against other children. This program isan introduction to baseball and is taught and played in a non-competitive format. No score is kept, all players are winners!All of our coaches are volunteers, if you want to coach give us

a call. Players receive a t-shirt and replica major league hat.Pictures not included with registration.

TBall (hit off batting tee) must be at least 4 years of ageas of July 1. No exceptions!

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign Ups: May 10 June 9Dates: July 10 August 14Picture Day: July 17Day: SaturdaysTime: 9:00 10:00amFee: $55.00Late Fee: $5.00 (Signups from June 1016)

Sticks for Kids :Children 5 10 years will learn the basics of golf. This programis designed for the individual who has never played golf butwould like to try. Participants will hit golf balls from a golf matinto a net. Golf clubs will be available for use. Space is limited to20 youth per day. Sign ups taken until July 2nd.

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexDates: July 7 28Day: WednesdayTime: 10:00 11:00amFee: $30.00


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Kidz LoveSoccer :In this 8 week program, Kidz will learn the worldsmost popular sport from professional coacheslicensed in the Kidz Love Soccer method.The program will include age appropriateactivities: Skill demonstrations, fun gamesand instructional scrimmages, alwaysconducted in a noncompetitive format. KidzLove Soccer: where the score is always fun tofun.

Shin guards required by the second classmeeting.

Where: Christofferson ParkFee: $89.00Day: SaturdayDates: July 10 August 28

Class: Ages: TimesMommy/Daddy &Me Soccer 2 3.5 years 8:45 9:15am

TotSoccer 3.5 4 years 9:30 10:00am

PreSoccer 4 5 years 10:00 10:35am

Soccer 1 5 6 years 10:35 11:20am

Soccer 2 7 8 years 11:20 12:05pm

Soccer 3 9 10 years 11:20 12:05pm

Turlock YouthSelf Defense :Youth 5 15 years can learn self-discipline, condence, andthe basics of karate. Beginning, intermediate and advancedtechniques are taught. Register at the Recreation Ofce prior toeach session.

Where: Senior Center

Session I: June 7 July 12Session II: July 19 August 23Day: MondayTime: New Students 5:15 5:55pm

Yellow Belts 6:00 6:40pmOrange & Purple Belts 6:45 7:25pmGreen Belts & above 7:30 8:10pm

Fees: $41.00/sessionA $5.00 materials fee must be paid tothe instructor at the rst class

Track & Field :Youth 7 14 years can develop their track and eld abilities.High School coaches will work on speed and agility trainingtechniques, conditioning and endurance. This program willintroduce the participant to all areas of track and eld andprepare them for the Turlock Youth Track Meet.

Where: Dutcher Middle School Track Rain or Shine!

Session II: March 30 April 29(No Class week of April 5th)

Session III: May 4 27

Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 4:30 5:30 pmFee: $40.00 / Session

Beginning TennisThis program teaches fun and safe skills and a love for this lifelong sport. Instruction includes tennis basics, stretching, physicalconditioning, scoring, rules of the game and sportsmanship.Minimum of 6 students per class is required. Register at theRecreation Ofce prior each session.

Where: Crane ParkAge/Time: 8 11 years 6:30 7:30 pm

Age/Time: 12 16 years 7:30 8:30 pmSession I: May 5 26Session II: June 9 30Session III: July 7 28Session IV: August 4 25Session V: September 1 22Day: WednesdaysFee: $60.00 / Session

Junior High School GirlsVolleyball Skills Camp :This will be an all skills camp with a team concept. The goalis to help prepare junior high school volleyball players for theupcoming season. Register in the Recreation Ofce prior to rstclass.

Where: Pitman High SchoolDates: July 5 8Days: Monday ThursdayGrades: 6th 8thTime: 4:00 6:00pmFee: $50.00


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Youth SportsContinued

Girls Summer VolleyballOpen Gym :Players are encouraged to comeout and participate with otherhigh school volleyball playersduring this summer session.Camp is open to all incoming9th 12th grade girls. Registerin the Recreation Ofce prior torst class. Note: PHS gym willbe closed June 21 July 3 foroor repairs. Location will beannounced later.

Where: Pitman HighSchool Gym

Dates: June 15 July 15

Days: Tuesday & ThursdayGrades: 9th 12thTime: 6:00 8:00pmFee: $50.00

Football Skills Camp :This program will improve football skills for the high schoolgame. Register in the Recreation Ofce prior to rst date.Space is limited to the rst 100 participants.

Incoming Freshman

Where: THS PE Room # 9Dates: June 7 July 14Days: Monday & WednesdayTime: 6:00 8:00pmFee: $28.00

Sophomores & Juniors

Where: THS Practice FieldDates: May 10 21Days: Monday FridayTime: 2:40 4:30pmFee: $28.00

Football SummerConditioning/WeightTraining :Summer conditioning and weight training class is designed tohelp prepare the athletes for the physical requirements to playhigh school football. This program is designed to work onstrength, speed, agility & exibility. Register in the RecreationOfce prior to rst class.

Incoming FreshmanWhere: PHS Practice FieldDates: June 1 August 10Days: Tuesday ThursdayTime: 9:00 11:00amFee: $28.00

Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors(High School Football Players)Where: PHS Practice FieldDates: May 10 August 10Days: Monday ThursdayTime: 2:45 4:30pm (May 10 27)

6:30 9:30am (May 31 August 10)Fee: $28.00

TeensTeen AdvisoryCouncilThe Teen Advisory Council (TAC) wants to stress the importanceof getting involved! TAC encourages teens to enrich their lives byvolunteering their time. Volunteering is a great way to make newfriends, give back to your community and help others.

TAC is a diverse group of young people 7th 12th grade, whoprovide activities for the youth in the community. Meetingsare held the 4th Monday of every month, 6:00 7:00pm.Throughout the year, the Teen Advisory Council works diligentlyon planning, organizing and implementing activities in the

Turlock Community.Applications will be available at the Recreation Ofce May 4th June 25th.

Requirements to Join TAC: Must be in 7th 12th Grade

Must be a resident of Turlock or attend a school in Turlock

Complete application packet & submit to the RecreationDivision no later than Friday, June 25th

A $63.00 registration fee will be required of all 2010/2011Teen Advisory Council members


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Cell Phonesfor Soldiers!1 cell phone = 1 hour of talk time to soldiers abroad!

Help the Teen Advisory Council reach their goal of collecting1,000 cell phones to provide 1,000 hours of talk time! Not onlywill old and unused cell phones be disposed of correctly, but theywill also be providing soldiers with a way to call home, for FREE!

About Cell Phones for Soldiers:Cell Phones for Soldiers was created by Brittany & RobbieBergquist of Norwell MA. After reading a story about a soldier

who ran up a huge phone bill calling home from Iraq, thesetwo teenagers decided to help out. They started by openingan account with $21.00 of their own money. The cell phonesare recycled for cash and the proceeds are used to buy prepaidcalling cards for our soldiers serving in the Middle East.Cell Phones For Soldiers is a registered 501(c)(3) non-protorganization. Their goal is to provide every US soldier with a wayto call home for free. For more information, please visitwww.cellphonesforsoldiers.com

Bring your old/unused cell phones to the Recreation Ofce,301 Starr Ave.

Tween Safety :Your parents have nally decided it is time for you to stay home

alone. Get prepared for your solo adventure! Become condentand capable of taking care of yourself. Learn how to maintaina safe environment with decision making skills, telephone andinternet safety, prepare healthy snacks, prevent emergencies andmuch more!

Students must bring a notebook & pencil.

Where: Club Room #2Date: Saturday, May 15Time: 9:00am 12:00pmAge: 9 12 yearsFee: $26.00

Babysitting Class :Get ready for your rst job! In this course, boys and girls11 15 years, will become knowledgeable of the dutiesand responsibilities of babysitting. Students will learn aboutcharacteristics of children at different ages, safety precautions,accident prevention and child care skills.Students must bring a notebook & pencil.

Where: Club Room #2Date: Saturday, June 12Time: 9:00am 12:00pmFee: $26.00

Teens in Action

Calling all 2010/2011 high school Juniors & Seniors! Planninghas begun for the 3rd Annual Teens in Action program. Thisprogram will bring teenagers together from a variety ofbackgrounds to participate in monthly educational and leadershipsessions. This is also an opportunity to learn more about thecommunity and the variety of career opportunities that exist.Applications will be accepted through June 4th.

Participants will:

Learn about resources that exist in the community Explore potential career opportunities Develop a better understanding of Turlock and the roles

teens can play Interact with community & business leaders And much more!

Participants must meet the followingcriteria:

Must be a junior or senior during the program year Must be a resident of Turlock or attend a school

in Turlock Minimum GPA of 2.5 over the course of the past

4 semestersTo get an application contact the Recreation Ofce or your highschool counselor.

For more information or to be a sponsor of the 2010/2011program call Karen Packwood, 6685599 ext.4605.

This program is a partnership with the City of Turlock Recreationand the Turlock Unied School District.


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Leaders in Training :This summer, incoming 7th & 8th graders will have anopportunity develop leadership skills and learn the skillsnecessary to work in day camps and after school programs!Upon successful completion of the program, Jr. Leaders will havean opportunity to volunteer in the summer camp program andwork alongside the Recreation Staff, to provide a safe and funenvironment for everyone. Opportunities will also be availablefor Leaders in Training graduates to volunteer in the after schoolprograms during the school year.Must register byFriday, June 25th.

The Leaders in Training program is a

great way to: Gain job skills & work experience Become more involved in your community Stay active throughout the summer Learn more about the City of Turlock Recreation Division Satisfy volunteer requirements And make new friends!Where: Turlock High SchoolDays: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 9:00am 12:00pmDates: July 6 July 15

July 20 29 (Hours Vary)Fee: $100.00

Adult Classes & SportsTai Chi Chuan :Tai Chi Chuan is an art of selfdefense and self-discipline whichhas been in existence for centuries in China. The slow, gracefulmovements are practiced for health, concentration and relaxation.As an exercise, tai chi improves blood circulation and increasesthe immune system. It strengthens the mind, joints, muscles andbones, thereby improving exibility and balance.

All participants MUST PREREGISTER.

Where: War MemorialAge: 18 & olderDays: WednesdaysSession I: April 28 May 19Session II: May 26 June 16Session III: June 23 July 14Session IV: July 21 August 11Session V: August 18 September 8Time: 7:30 8:30pm

8:30 9:00pm (Students will have anopportunity to practice perfecting form)

Fee: $46.00/session

Line DancingJoin Nancy Franklin as she teaches steps that will impress!Dance for pleasure, exercise or just plain fun! Wear comfortableshoes or boots with leather or suede bottoms (bowling shoes areexcellent substitutes). Partner not required.

All participants MUST PREREGISTER.

Where: Turlock Senior CenterDay: Tuesdays ~ On GoingFee: $30.00/8Day Punch Card

INTRODUCTIONCLASS

5:30 6:30pmBEGINNING CLASS6:30 7:15 pm

INTERMEDIATE CLASS7:15 8:00 pm

Line DancingSaturday SocialBring along your dancing shoes and a friend to share the fun!Come dance the evening away with DJ Nancy Franklin. Alldancers welcome. Snacks are provided. For more informationcontact Nancy at 8488004.

Where: Turlock Senior Center1191 Cahill Avenue

When: Saturday, April 17 &Saturday, July 10

Time: 7:00 10:00pmFee: $10.00/person (pay at the door)

Yoga :This is a beginning yoga class where students will developstrength, exibility and endurance through the practice ofdifferent yoga postures (asanas). The asanas will be done gentlyand held for a few breaths. Proper breathing techniques will betaught for each asana allowing the student to nd the connectionbetween their mind and body.

Students are encouraged to bring a towel or Yoga Mat to workout on.

Where: Senior CenterAge: 18 & olderDay: ThursdaysTime: 9:00 10:00 amDates: May 20 June 24Fee: $50/ 6 weeks


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Friday Night OutSponsored by the

Turlock Lions Club

This program is for youth and adults, 12 years and older withdevelopmental disabilities. Programs are designed to promotesocialization, independent functioning and recreational skills.Activities will include crafts, games, social time, refreshments andfun. This class runs the 3rd Friday of each month.SIGN UP AT CLASS.

Where: Youth Center 1030 East Ave

Dates: May 21June 18No class in July & August

Time: 7:00 9:00pmFee: Free

Adult Softball Fall LeagueCome out and enjoy the game of softball at one of the CentralValleys nest softball facilities, Pedretti Park. There are severallevels of play from top mens/womens/coed to recreationleagues. Our league is registered for D level teams and below,

(no more than 3 C players per roster).

Where: Pedretti ParkSign ups: July 1 August 4Dates: League begins after Labor DayFees: $405.00 per team

$8.00 per playerLate Fee: $30.00 (sign ups from August 5 11)

Summer BeachVolleyballRegister with your friends to play Sand Volleyball at the Turlock

Regional Sports Complex. This eight week program gives youthe opportunity to meet new people and get exercise in the sand.

Must be 15 years or older to participate.

Where: Turlock Regional Sports ComplexSign ups: July 1 16Dates: League begins July 26 Mondays

or July 28 WednesdaysTimes: 6:30 7:30pm & 7:30 8:30pmFees: $70.00 per team

$6.00 per player

Run/Walk Strength &Conditioning Class :Have you been thinking about running /walking a 10K, Marathon or Marathon? This class will work with core training,agility training techniques, conditioning and endurance.

Where: Dutcher Middle School TrackDays: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 6:30 7:30pmDates: May 4 27Fee: $40.00/ Session

Join the TCAC forthese Great

Events!28th Annual Spring

Juried Art ShowThe tradition continues as the Turlock City Arts Commissionpresents the very best of our local arts scene! This annualexhibition features works selected by judges to showcase new

work by artists from around the region, with prizes awarded in sixmedia categories. An awards reception for the artists will be heldon Tuesday, May 25 from 57 p.m. in the gallery. The receptionand exhibition are free and open to the public.

Where: Turlock City Gallery, inside City Hall,156 S. Broadway

Dates: Continuing through May 25, 2010Times: Mon. Fri. 8:00 am 5:00 pm and

2nd & 4th Tuesdays during City Councilmeetings at 7:00 pm

Garden Party at

the GreenerySaturday, September 18th6:30 pm 9:30 pmThe Greenery 742 E. Olive AvenueThis event will feature live music, ne food, wine and originalworks of art available for purchase by attendees. If you wouldlike to receive advanced notices of this and upcomingCarnegie Arts Center Foundation events, send your email addressto [email protected]


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Fall Aftershool ProgramsSign up Now!

ASES After School ProgramThe ASES After School Program is designed to help students withhomework, teaches life-skills and promotes healthy lifestylesthrough structured recreational activities. The ASES program is forK 6th grade students who attend Brown, Crowell, Cunningham,Osborn and Wakeeld Elementary Schools. Space is limited to90 so sign up early.

Program Registration for the 2010/2011 school year, at

the Recreation Ofce:Days: Monday FridayTimes: School lets out until 6:00pmWhere: Crowell School April 20

Cunningham School April 22Osborn School April 27Wakeeld School April 29Brown School May 4

Annual Enrollment Fee: $57.00(nancial aid available)

What is P.A.L. TurlockPolice Activities LeagueTurlock Police Activities League (PAL) is a nonprot(501c3) organization that relies on education, athletics andrecreational activities that are designed to cultivate our youthinto responsible and mature citizens. Turlock PAL is designedto develop, organize and promote all those activities, which aredesigned as deterrents from delinquent behavior among childrenand adolescents. Turlock PAL nances all it programs throughpersonal and corporate donations. If you are interested indonating to Turlock PAL please Call Turlock Recreation, ErikSchulze at 6685599 x 4604.

Marty Yerby Center AfterSchool ActivitiesSponsored by the Housing Authority of Stanislaus County, thisprogram provides a Great Place to be afterschool for youthages 5 18 years who live in and around the HUD homes.The program provides recreation, arts & crafts, homeworkassistance and much more!

Days: Monday FridayTimes: 3:00pm 6:00pmWhere: Community Center (653 Castor Street)

PLAY :(POSITIVE LEISURE

ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH)What is your child doing afterschool? For K 6th graders.PLAY Afterschool program is a positive way to help your childhave time to complete homework daily, participate in a varietyof fun activities and have a safe place to go, after school.Sign up this summer for the PLAY program starting this fall.

Where: Dennis Earl ElementaryDenair Elementary*

Julien ElementarySandra Medeiros Elementary*Walnut Elementary*

* Schools offer alternative programsfor kindergarteners

Days: Monday FridayTimes: School lets out until 6:00pmFee: $33.00 per week or $90.00 for a

10day punch card

Annual Enrollment Fee: $53.00Discounts are given to families with more than 1 child.



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Six Easy Ways To Register!

ONLINE

FAX

PHONE

WALKIN

MAIL

DROP BOX

www.cityofturlock.org

2096685619Fax in your completed registration orm24 hours a day (include your Visa/MC

number or payment)

2096685594Monday Friday 8:00am 5:00pm

301 Starr Ave., TurlockCome by and register in person.Youre always welcome!Monday Friday 9:00am 5:00pm

Recreation Division301 Starr Ave., Turlock, CA 95380

Located in the Police Dept.parking lot at 900 N. Palm(Its a bright yellow mailbox)

General Information Classes may be cancelled due to lack oenrollment. Please make every eort to preregister so a class will not be cancelledunnecessarily. I you are not a Turlock City resident (you do not live in Turlock) youwill be charged an additional ee or NonResidents: $3 or Youth and $5 or Adults.Dont forget to sign the waiver at the bottom of the registration form!

Refund Policy Reunds will be given on cancellations received prior tothe frst class less a $5 cancellation ee. Failure to attend a program or no showswill not be granted a reund. I you are not satisfed with any o our programs, pleasecontact the program supervisor at 6685594.

Internet Registration Classes listed with the computer icon areavailable or online registration. You must sign in and get a registration accountbeore you can begin registering or a program.

5 easy steps:

1. Locate City Departments

2. Click on Recreation

3. Find the activity category and click

4. Choose an activity and click to register

5. Go Shopping!

REGISTRATION FORM General Information

Participants Name: __________________________________________

Phone: ____________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________

City: __________________________________ Zip: ______________

q Male q Female Birthdate: _____________ Age: _____ Grade: ____

EMail Address: ____________________________________________

Activities/Classes

Activity: ___________________________________________________

Class Date: _____________________________ Time: _____________

Fee: ___________________________________ Shirt Size: __________

Swim LessonsCONSENT OF WAIVER PARTICIPATION:Permission to participate in the listed program(s) sponsored by the City o Turlockis given or mysel and/or my minor child. I understand that the CIty o Turlockcarries no medical insurance or any o its program activities. I hereby agree

to indemniy and hold harmless and release the City o Turlock, its agents, andemployees rom any and all liability or any injury suered by mysel or my childarising rom or connected with this program and will assume all risk or any injuries.I understand that a physicians clearance is recommended prior to participation. Iacknowledge that I have received inormation regarding this activity.

Signature: ____________________________________________________(Parent/Guardian must sign for anyone under 18 years of age)

Print Name Here: ______________________________________________

Program Fee: $ ___________

NonResident Fee: $ _____________

Total Fee Paid: $ ___________

I hereby authorize the use of my qVISA qM/C

Card #:

Expiration Date:

Name as it appears on card:

Signature o card holder:

Go to our website today and register online: www.cityofturlock.org

Payment & ConsentThere is an additional NONRESIDENT FEE o $3 or childrenand/or $5 or an adult who lives outside the City o Turlock

Pool Session Time Level Fee

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March 3, 2010 Open Enrollment-Kindergarten-12th Grade

April 13, 2010 JH/HS Information Night

May 3, 2010 Elementary Information MeetingAugust 16, 2010 First Day of School

Two Locations

2006 East Tuolumne Road

700 East Monte Vista AvenueLoving, Nurturing EnvironmentCaring, Christian StaffServing Infants to Pre-Kindergarten

Located at 1360 North JohnsonBiblical ValuesSmall Class SizesCutting Edge Technology

Interactive white boards in every classroom Fully equipped computer lab

Enrichment Programs

Music

Art Sports

Located at 1619 East Monte Vista AvenueBiblical ValuesOver 97% of Graduating Students Continue on to CollegeAdvanced Placement CoursesAveraging Less than 20 Students per Core ClassCutting Edge Technology

Interactive white boards in every classroom

Fully equipped computer labEnrichment Programs

Music

Art

Sports Drama

Qualified Christian Teachers

Qualified and Certificated Christian Teachers

Accredited through ACSI and WASC

TURLOCK CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL

669-2192

KEY DATES

TURLOCK CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY632-6250

TURLOCK CHRISTIAN JH/HS

632-2337

Tuition Assistance is Available

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